abolish in Hausa

translation and definition "abolish", English-Hausa Dictionary online

abolish

IPA: əˈbɔlɪʃ, /əˈbɒlɪʃ/; Type: verb;

To do away with wholly; to annul; to make void; to end a law, system, custom or institution

(archaic) To put an end to or destroy, as a physical object; to wipe out.

To end a law, system, institution, custom or practice. [First attested from around 1350 to 1470.]<ref name=SOED>Lesley Brown (editor), The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 5th edition (Oxford University Press, 2003 [1933], ISBN 978-0-19-860575-7), page 6</ref>

To put an end to or destroy, as a physical object; to wipe out. [First attested from around 1350 to 1470.]<ref name=SOED/>

to do away with

to destroy

To cancel or eliminate officially.

To annul or rescend.

do away with; "Slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century in America and in Russia"

Less reliable translations

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(through 15: fr:supprimer es:eliminar nl:verwijderen )
Goge
(through 14: fr:annuler vi:hủy bỏ zh:取消 )
Soke
(through 8: bg:отменям ru:отменить uk:скасувати )
Komawa
(through 6: fr:supprimer es:quitar de:entfernen )
Cire
(through 5: nb:fjerne it:rimuovere da:fjerne )
Cirewa daga cikin na'ura
(through 3: fr:briser fr:casser ru:разбивать )
yā fashḕ
(through 3: tr:kaldırmak da:fjerne nl:verwijderen )
Kin girka
(through 3: nb:fjerne tl:tanggalin ta:அழி )
Share
(through 2: id:membinasakan nl:vernietigen )
ɓáatàa
(through 2: it:rimuovere tl:tanggalin )
Cire abun da aka kafa
(through 2: fr:cesser de:aufhören )
tsaya
(through 2: ja:止める th:เลิก )
tsáyàa
(through 2: ro:șterge sw:-futa )
shafa
(through 2: id:membinasakan nl:vernietigen )
rúushèe
(through 2: ro:șterge sw:-futa )
sháafèe
(through 1: zh:根 )
jíijíyàa
(through 1: hr:poništiti )
Nadewa
(through 1: zh:根 )
sâiwáa
(through 1: nl:bewaren )
tsárèe
(through 1: af:bêre )
Ajiye

Show declension of abolish

Abolish

Less reliable translations

We don't have straight translations, but we think one of translations given below may be right. Be careful.

(through 15: fr:supprimer es:eliminar nl:verwijderen )
Goge
(through 14: fr:annuler vi:hủy bỏ zh:取消 )
Soke
(through 8: bg:отменям ru:отменить uk:скасувати )
Komawa
(through 6: fr:supprimer es:quitar de:entfernen )
Cire
(through 5: nb:fjerne it:rimuovere da:fjerne )
Cirewa daga cikin na'ura
(through 3: fr:briser fr:casser ru:разбивать )
yā fashḕ
(through 3: tr:kaldırmak da:fjerne nl:verwijderen )
Kin girka
(through 3: nb:fjerne tl:tanggalin ta:அழி )
Share
(through 2: id:membinasakan nl:vernietigen )
ɓáatàa
(through 2: it:rimuovere tl:tanggalin )
Cire abun da aka kafa
(through 2: fr:cesser de:aufhören )
tsaya
(through 2: ja:止める th:เลิก )
tsáyàa
(through 2: ro:șterge sw:-futa )
shafa
(through 2: id:membinasakan nl:vernietigen )
rúushèe
(through 2: ro:șterge sw:-futa )
sháafèe
(through 1: zh:根 )
jíijíyàa
(through 1: hr:poništiti )
Nadewa
(through 1: zh:根 )
sâiwáa
(through 1: nl:bewaren )
tsárèe
(through 1: af:bêre )
Ajiye

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Example sentences with "abolish", translation memory

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^enIn fact, when God let Jerusalem be destroyed by the Babylonians in 607 B.C.E. and allowed the people of Judah to become captives, he did not abolish the Mosaic Law covenant by which 12-tribe Israel had entered into a figurative marriage with him.

^haSa’ad da Allah ya ƙyale Babiloniyawa suka halaka Urushalima a shekara ta 607 K.Z., kuma ya ƙyale aka kwashi mutanen Yahuza zuwa bauta, bai kawar da Dokar Musa da ta halalta aurensa na alama da ƙabilu 12 na Isra’ila ba.

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infinitive	(to) abolish
	present tense	past tense
1st person singular	abolish	abolished
2nd person singular	abolish, abolishest¹
3rd person singular	abolishs, abolisheth¹
plural	abolish

subjunctive	abolish

imperative	abolish	—

participles	abolishing	abolished
¹⁾ Archaic or obsolete.