Example sentence
How to use uhaw in Bisaya
Uhaw na kaayo ko, mangita sa kog tubig.
English: I am very thirsty, I will look for water.
Cebuano word · adjective
Uhaw means “thirsty; thirst” in English.
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Pronunciation: uhaw
Level
beginner
Type
adjective
Example sentence
Uhaw na kaayo ko, mangita sa kog tubig.
English: I am very thirsty, I will look for water.
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thirsty
adjectiveUhaw na ko, palihog tubig.
I am thirsty, please give water.
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