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== Verb ==
== Verb ==
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#{{intransitive}} When someone '''faint''', it means that person has slept and cannot be woken up till he gets help. Especially when under a hot sun, humans faint easily. <> yin [[suma]]/[[soma]]/[[some]]. {{syn|weak}}
#{{intransitive}} When someone '''faint''', it means that person has slept and cannot be woken up till he gets help. Especially when under a hot sun, humans faint easily. <> yin [[suma]]/[[soma]]/[[some]]. jin [[laƙwas]] {{syn|weak}}
#:''Get help quick! Someone has '''fainted''' here! <> Samu taimako da wurwuri! Wani ne '''ya some''' a nan.''
#:''Get help quick! Someone has '''fainted''' here! <> Samu taimako da wurwuri! Wani ne '''ya some''' a nan.''
#: ''My heart is '''faint''' without God. <> Zuciya ta '''mara ƙarfi''' ce idan ba Allah.''
#: ''My heart is '''faint''' without God. <> Zuciya ta '''mara ƙarfi''' ce idan ba Allah.''
#: I feel faint <> Na ji laƙwas
#: ''I feel '''faint''' <> Na '''ji laƙwas'''.''

Revision as of 17:02, 19 November 2016

Verb

Plain form (yanzu)
faint

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi)
faints

Past tense (ya wuce)
fainted

Past participle (ya wuce)
fainted

Present participle (ana cikin yi)
fainting

  1. (intransitive) When someone faint, it means that person has slept and cannot be woken up till he gets help. Especially when under a hot sun, humans faint easily. <> yin suma/soma/some. jin laƙwas
    Get help quick! Someone has fainted here! <> Samu taimako da wurwuri! Wani ne ya some a nan.
    My heart is faint without God. <> Zuciya ta mara ƙarfi ce idan ba Allah.
    I feel faint <> Na ji laƙwas.
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