chosen

Verb

Plain form choose

Third person singular chooses

Simple past chose

Past participle chosen

Present participle choosing

1. The past participle of choose. <> zaɓa.
   • Synonym: elected

   And to warn those who say: allah hath chosen a son, <> Kuma Ya yi gargaɗi ga waɗanda suka ce: "Allah ya zaɓi ɗa. --Qur'an 18:4

Adjective

Positive chosen

Comparative none

Superlative none

zaɓaɓɓe m | zaɓaɓɓu | zaɓaɓɓiya f

1. If something is chosen it is the one someone chose.

   Medicine was his chosen profession.

2. Something chosen is the special one. That is chosen often means set aside for a special purpose.

   Christians believe that Jesus was God's chosen one.

3. In some religions, a chosen people is a group of people that are special to God.

   In the Bible, the Jews are God's chosen people.

   The gospel choir was called "The Frozen Chosen" because they lived in a cold place and where born again Christians.