mine

(noun) mahaƙa, (pronoun) nawa, (verb) haƙa

Pronunciation

• enPR: mīn
• IPA: /maɪn/
• SAMPA: /maIn/

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Pronoun

Pronoun mine

Pronoun nawa

1. (possessive) If something is mine, it belongs to me. <> nawa m - kalmar nuna mallakar abu.

   Give that back to me! It's mine! <> Maido mini! Nawa ne!

Noun

Singular mine

Plural mines

Tilo mahaƙa

Jam'i mahaƙoƙi or mahaƙai

An ore mine

An underwater mine

1. ramin da a ke tonowa don samun ire-iren dukiyoyin ƙasa <> (countable) A mine is a large hole in the ground from which rocks and minerals are taken.
2. (countable) (military) A mine is a device that explodes when it is touched, or when a ship, vehicle, or person comes close to it. <> bom ɗin da ke tashi ana taɓa shi. nakiya.

   Selfish desires are like land mines hidden under the road we walk on. <> Sha’awoyi na son kai suna kama da nakiya da aka binne a hanyar da muke bi.

Related words

• mineshaft
• landmine
• minefield
• minesweeper

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) mine

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) mines

Past tense (ya wuce) mined

Past participle (ya wuce) mined

Present participle (ana cikin yi) mining

1. (transitive) If you mine rocks or minerals, you dig them out of the ground. <> haƙa.

   "in that country, they mine gold"
   "à ƙasâr can anā̀ hàkar gwâl" [1]

2. (transitive) If you mine an area, you dig a mine there.
3. (transitive) If you mine an area, you put exploding mines there.

   The soldiers mined the field to help kill their enemies.

Hausa mine

1. mine ne? <> what is it?

   Mine matsalar? <> What's the problem?

Google translation of mine

nawa.

1. (pronoun) nawa <> mine; tawa <> mine;
2. (noun) bom na binnewa <> mine; ramin ma'addinai <> mine; ma'aikatar haƙa ma'addinai <> mine;