swimming

yin iyo, iyowa

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈswɪmɪŋ/

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Noun

Singular swimming

Plural none

Swimming Babies <> jarirai masu yin iyo

1. Swimming is the act of propelling oneself through water using the limbs.

   It is not allowable for the sun to reach the moon, nor does the night overtake the day, but each, in an orbit, is swimming.
   Rana ba ya cimma wata - Kuma dare da yini ba su karkacewa –kowanensu, a cikin kewayar falaki suke yin iyo. --Qur'an 36:40
   
   
   

Verb

Plain form swim

Third person singular swims

Simple past swam

Past participle swum

Present participle swimming

1. The present participle of swim.
   1. Sharks as large as the canoe were swimming right alongside us!
      Babban kifin shark mai girman kwalekwalen yana iyo kusa da mu!
      
      
   2. In time, Mariví was moved to a high-security prison that had a swimming pool.
      Da shigewar lokaci, aka kai Marivi wani kurkuku mai tsaro sosai kuma yana da wurin iyo.
      
      
   3. (Job 31:1) Also, when relaxing at the beach or at a swimming pool, the style of swimwear we use should be modest.
      31:1) Ƙari ga haka, yana da kyau mu saka kayan yin iyo da suka dace a lokacin da muke hutawa a bakin teku ko kuma muke iyo.
      
      
   4. It is like swimming in a river with a current that pulls us in a direction we do not want to go.
      Hakan yana kama da yin iyo a kogin da ruwan yake gudu kuma yana ƙoƙarin kai mu inda ba ma so.