cold: Difference between revisions

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Positive
cold

Comparative
colder

Superlative
coldest

mai sanyi, (especially of dry cold winter season) mai ɗari.
Cold water. <> Ruwa mai sanyi.

It is cold. <> Akwai sanyi.

Jam'i
babu (none)

(countable) A mild sickness. It gives your trouble with your nose and throat.
He has a cold, so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some medicine.

He has caught a cold. <> Mura ta kama shi.

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 == Related ==
-* {{cx|idiomatic}} give someone the cold shoulder; A deliberate act of [[disrespect]]; a [[slight]] or [[snub]] <> yi [[biris]] da wani. = yi [[banza]] da wani.
+* {{cx|idiomatic}} give someone the [[cold shoulder]]; A deliberate act of [[disrespect]]; a [[slight]] or [[snub]] <> yi [[biris]] da wani. = yi [[banza]] da wani.
 * [[freezing]] ([[severe]] [[cold]]) <> [[sanyi]] mai [[suka]] ko [[tsanani]].
 [[Category:Medical]]
 [[Category:Weather]]