evoked

Verb

Plain form evoke

Third person singular evokes

Simple past evoked

Past participle evoked

Present participle evoking

1. To cause the manifestation of something (emotion, picture, etc.) in someone's mind or imagination. <> samar da ko fito da wani abu kamar tunani

   The path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked [Your] anger or of those who are astray [1]
   Hanyar waɗanda Ka yi wa ni'ima, ba waɗanda aka yi wa fushi ba, kuma ba ɓatattu ba. --Quran/1/7
   
   

   (Isaiah 35:2) The references to Lebanon, Carmel, and Sharon must have evoked a satisfying and lovely image to the Israelites.
   (Ishaya 35:2) Yadda aka ambata Carmel, Lebanon, da kuma Sharon, babu shakka ya nuna wa Isra’ilawa kamanin ƙasar.
   
   

   The repercussions of such a war against terror, however, have evoked feelings of fear and apprehension in many, but not in those trusting in Jehovah.
   Sakamakon yaƙi gāba da ta’adda ya jawo tsoro da kuma alhini ga mutane da yawa, amma ban da waɗanda suke dogara ga Jehovah.