wretched

mìskīnī̀, tir

Adjective

Positive wretched

Comparative none

Superlative none

1. When someone is wretched, they are either cursed, or unhappy. <> miskini [1], mara jin daɗi
   • Synonyms: blue, depressed, forlorn, gloomy, melancholy, miserabe, sad and woeful
   • Antonyms: blessed, cheerful, fortunate, genial, happy, joyful, optimistic and smiling
2. When something is wretched, it means that it is really bad or terrible. <> abu mara kyau.
   • Synonyms: awful, contemptible, despicable, ghastly, horrible, ignoble, lamentable, poor, shabby and shameful
   • Antonyms: excellent, great, good, hunky-dory, marvelous, noble, pleasant and wonderful
   
   
   1. Others may feel disadvantaged because of coming from a wretched background.
      Wasu za su ji ba su da ta yi domin abin da suka fuskanta lokacin da suke yara.
      
      
   2. The nineteenth century had brought an end to the wretched slave trade.
      A ƙarni na goma sha tara ne aka daina kasuwancin bayi. [2]
      
      
   3. Wretched it is for the wrongdoers as an exchange.
      Tir da ya zama musanya ga azzãlumai. --Quran/18/50