ipunas
Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word ipunas in the Tagalog Dictionary.Definition for the Tagalog word ipunas:
ipunas 
[verb] to use something for wiping 
Focus; to wipe something 
Object Focus
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Verb conjugations of ipunas:
Root: punasConjugation Type: I-Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
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pinupuna, pinunasAlternate spellings may include: abbreviations, informal spellings, slang, and/or commonly misspelled variations.
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How to pronounce ipunas:
IPUNAS AUDIO CLIP:
Markup Code:
[rec:16357]
Markup Code:
[rec:16357]
Related Filipino Words:
punaspunasanpamunasmagpunaspagpupunaspangpunasipamunaspahinasRelated English Words:
wipewipinguse for wipinguse to wipe
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