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A giant is a very big man or woman, often in fairy tales. <> gwarzo, ƙato, ko ƙatuwa a tatsuniya.
Jack climbed the beanstalk and found a land ruled by a giant.

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If a thing is giant, it is very big. <> manya, babba, ƙato
- Synonyms: enormous, gigantic and huge
- Antonyms: little, small and tiny
Ranar Litinin kuma an dauko hoton manyan kayan marmari kamar wadannan manyan abarban da aake sayarwa a birnin. [1]
Giant pineapples are also pictured for sale in the city on Monday. [2]

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 [[File:Giant tree2.jpg|thumb|People near a giant tree]]
 # If a thing is '''giant''', it is very big. <> manya, [[babba]], [[ƙato]] {{syn|enormous|gigantic|huge}}{{ant|little|small|tiny}}
-#: ''He bought a '''giant''' doll at the [[fair]].''
+#:''Ranar Litinin kuma an dauko hoton '''[[manyan]]''' kayan marmari kamar wadannan manyan abarban da aake sayarwa a birnin. [https://www.bbc.com/hausa/vert-tra-60805893]'' <br> '''[[giant|Giant]]''' pineapples are also pictured for sale in the city on Monday. [https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-60777278]
 ===Related words===
 *[[giantess]]