bugnaw-the absence of heat
tugnaw-the absence of someone's body heat
mao na cya ang gikan sa akong alimpatakan.....wahahaha
bugnaw-refer sa cold na thing
tugnaw-mura imu na feel sa imu body
ambot lang ha...heheee
tugnaw imong ma feel like sa hangin....
ang bugnaw imong mahikap.....
mao man guro na
tugnaw = cold = maginaw
bugnaw = cold = malamig
tugnaw = na feeling
bugnaw = na touch
aw.. mo make bako og senseahahahah
ang pina obvious ky ang first letter jud... :P
akong gipangutana ang mga taw diri nya wa sila kbw sa tubag.
lol
"Tugnaw" is a result of more than one element. You can use "bugnaw" if you specifically want to separate one element from the others.
eg.
bugnaw ang hangin sa dagat. <--- here you separated the wind from the sea
tugnaw ang baybay. <--- here there are two elements involved, wind and sea (baybayon).
So you cannot say "tugnaw ang halo-halo" because it's already been separated from the refrigerator.![]()
However you can also say
ang ka bugnaw sa baybay. <--- here it sounds like a first-hand experience. it's as if you want to specifically describe your relationship with the beach - like you have an affair with it - by how it makes you feel.
and
ang ka tugnaw sa baybay. <--- common knowledge
Tugnaw is a general, over-all feeling. Bugnaw is a little bit more specific/particular.
Tugnaw is the dance. Bugnaw is the steps. At least that's how I see it.
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Last edited by splendid moonlight; 09-15-2008 at 01:39 AM.
tugnaw if you refer to panahon and body
bugnaw if thing or body of water
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