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How do you say butlig in English?

"Butlig" is a Filipino word that has no direct English equivalent. It can mean a few things, depending on the context.

Here are some possible translations:

* "Sturdy" or "strong": If "butlig" is referring to the physical strength or robustness of something, you could use "sturdy" or "strong" in English.

* "Tough" or "resilient": If "butlig" is describing something that is able to withstand hardship, you could use "tough" or "resilient".

* "Durable" or "long-lasting": If "butlig" is referring to the quality of being able to last for a long time, you could use "durable" or "long-lasting".

Example:

* Filipino: Ang mesa ay butlig. (The table is sturdy.)

* English: The table is sturdy.

To get a more accurate translation, please provide more context about how "butlig" is being used.

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