surrender

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) surrender

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) surrenders

Past tense (ya wuce) surrendered

Past participle (ya wuce) surrendered

Present participle (ana cikin yi) surrendering

1. To surrender, submit. to cave. When an army stops fighting and lets the other side win, we say that the army surrenders. Sometimes people wave a white flag to show that they are surrendering. To submit to a person who has more power. <> miƙa wuya, ajiye makami, yin sallama; ba da kai / bayar da ko sadaukar da kai

   sun sallama mana gai <> they surrendered the town to us.

   200 BH fighters surrender [1] <> 'Yan Boko Haram 200 sun miƙa wuya [2]

   NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said Ukraine would have to surrender some of its provinces to Russian forces for peace to be restored in the country. Mr Stoltenberg made the remarks during a joint press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto. <> Kungiyar tsaro ta NATO, ta yi furuci da cewa dole ne kasar Ukraine ta sadaukar da wasu lardunar kasar domin samun wanzar da zaman lafiya a yankin.--Iran Hausa Radio 2022-06-13

Noun

Singular surrender

Plural surrenders

1. ajiye makami, ba da gari, sallama ga wanda ya ci ka a yaƙi, sadaukar da kai.
   • Synonyms: give up and concession

Google translation of surrender

Mika wuya, sallama.

1. (noun) sallama <> dismissal, surrender;
2. (verb) sallam a <> surrender;