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nairita

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word nairita.
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The Tagalog word nairitá is the Filipino verb mairita » conjugated in the Completed aspect ( past tense )


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mairitá
[verb] to feel irritated
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; to irritate someone/something
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Verb conjugations of mairita:

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Root: iritaConjugation Type: Ma-
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
mairitá  Play audio #42561
Completed (Past):
nairitá  Play audio #42562
Uncompleted (Present):
naíiritá  Play audio #42563
Contemplated (Future):
maíiritá  Play audio #42564
Nairita Example Sentences in Tagalog: (4)
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Nairitá akó nang makita ko siyá.
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I felt irritated when I saw her.
Hindî ko alám na nairitá ko siyá.
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I didn't know I irritated her.
Bahagyáng nairitá si Celso nang umiyák ka.
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Celso was a bit irritated when you cried.
Nairitá ang mga matá namin sa ashfall.
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The ashfall irritated our eyes.
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