Okay, the user wants me to translate "fan-shaped" into Filipino. Let me think about the correct term.
First, "fan-shaped" refers to something that is shaped like a fan. In Filipino, the word for fan is "pandikit" or "panday." But when describing a shape, maybe "pandikit" is more appropriate. However, I should check if there's a more common term.
Wait, sometimes "fan-shaped" can be translated as "pandikit" directly. But maybe "pandikit" is more of a noun. Let me think of adjectives. The suffix "-ang" is used for adjectives in Tagalog. So "pandikit" as a noun, but "pandikit" as an adjective? Hmm, maybe "pandikit" can be used as an adjective here. Alternatively, "panday" is another term for fan, but I'm not sure about its adjectival form.
Alternatively, maybe "pandikit" is the correct term. Let me confirm. If I search for "fan-shaped" in Filipino, some sources might use "pandikit." For example, "pandikit-shaped" could be "pandikit" as an adjective. But I should make sure it's the most accurate term. Since the user wants a direct translation and the rules state to translate all content into Filipino, even if it's a loanword, I'll go with "pandikit" as the translation.
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