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neealio

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Can murá also be used as "tender" or delicate? or is it an uncommon definition people wouldn't understand?

an example i guess would be

Pumapatak yung ulan nang murá. = The rain was falling tenderly.
 
    • neealio said:
    Can murá also be used as "tender" or delicate? or is it an uncommon definition people wouldn't understand?

    an example i guess would be

    Pumapatak yung ulan nang murá. = The rain was falling tenderly.
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    Mura in that context sounds weird. We would say “pumapatak ang ulan ng dahan-dahan” even this still sounds weird. To be in the safer side I’d say

    Dahan-dahang pumapatak ang ulan
     
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