burst

Verb

Plain form burst

Third person singular bursts

Simple past burst

Past participle burst

Present participle bursting

1. (transitive & intransitive) If something bursts, it breaks open because of pressure from the inside. <> fashe, ɓarke, kece, ɓuɓɓuga.
   1. Five minutes into her trip, the aneurysm burst and she crashed into a tree. <> Minti biyar da fara tafiyarta, sai langababbiyar jijiyar makwararar jininta ta fashe, inda nan take ta yi karo da wata bishiya. --bbchausa_verticals/083-inside-the-minds-of-the-dead
   2. He burst into the room. <> Ya faɗo ɗaki ba sallama.
2. The past tense and past participle of burst.

Noun

Singular burst

Plural bursts

1. An explosion or blast. <> fashewa, ɓarkewa, ɓallɓalewa.

   There was a burst of laughter from the audience when the clown slipped on the banana peel.

   A burst of brilliant music greeted the newlyweds when they walked into the ball room.