seal

hatimi, tambari

Pronunciation

• enPR: sēl, IPA: /siːl/

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Noun

Singular seal

Plural seals

Tilo tambari

Jam'i tambura

Muhammad Seal

A seal.

1. A mammal that lives in the sea. <> katuwar dabbar ruwa. [1][2]

   We saw seals at the theme park performing tricks.

2. A form of signature to represent a person or a company/service. <> tambari, hatimi.

   Place this seal on your website and it will be trusted by your visitors.

3. abin toshewa. <> A tight closure, secure against leakage or some opening.

   Close the lid tightly to get a good seal.

   So We put a seal on their ears for a number of years in the cave. <> Sai Muka saka abinda ya toshe kunnunwansu, a cikin kogon, shekaru masu yawa. = [ 18:11 ] sai muka rufe kunnuwarsu a cikin kogo na qudirin lambobin shekaru. --Qur'an 18:11

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) seal

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) seals

Past tense (ya wuce) sealed

Past participle (ya wuce) sealed

Present participle (ana cikin yi) sealing

1. (transitive) If you seal something, you close it tightly. <> liƙe, toshe, nane [3]

   I sealed the bag tightly before putting it into my suitcase.

   The room was sealed so no one could enter it.

   On this Day We will seal their mouths <> A yau, Munã sanya hãtimin rufi a kan bãkunansu --Quran/36/65