Definition for the Tagalog word luma:
lumà 

[adjective] old; worn; stale
Root: luma

Usage Notes:
Note: "luma" is only used to refer to things or inanimate things. For living people, animals, etc., you should use "matanda" instead.

Luma Example Sentences in Tagalog: (11)
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Gumagana pa ba itóng lumang radyo mo?
Does this old radio of yours still work?
Minámaneho niyá ang lumang sasakyán.
She's driving the old car.
Sinisirà ng anay ang lumang bahay.
Termites are destroying the old house.
My grandmother is old now.
Itinatapon mo lang ba ang mga lumà mong damít?
Do you just throw away your old clothes?
Híhingín ko na lang kay Tony
ang lumang cell phone
niyá.
I'll just ask Tony to give me his old cell phone.
Hindî namin pinapasok ang lumang bahay kasí natatakot kamí.
We don't enter the old house because we are scared.
Pinápalitán ng bangko ang mga lumang pera ng bago.
The bank replaces the old currency with the new one.
Namilì kamí ng mga lumang damít na pwede na nating ipamigáy.
We chose from our old clothes those that we may already give away.
Nagmukháng lumà agád ang bagong sapatos ni Anna
kasí iyón ang isinúsuót niyá lagì.
The new shoes of Anna quickly looked old/worn because they're what she always wears.
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LUMA AUDIO CLIP:
Markup Code:
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Related Filipino Words:
kalumaanmalumàmakalumàlúmang-lumàRelated English Words:
oldwornworn outstale Grammatical Ligature:
This word plus a grammatical ligature would be:
lumang
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