attribute

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) attribute

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) attributes

Past tense (ya wuce) attributed

Past participle (ya wuce) attributed

Present participle (ana cikin yi) attributing

1. (transitive) If you attribute x to y, you say that x is the creation or result of y. <> yi da'awa, haɗa ga wani, maƙala wa wani.
   1. that they attribute to the most merciful a son. <> domin sun yi da'awar ɗa ga mai rahama. = [ 19:91 ] domin sun yi da'awar da ga mafi rahamah. --Qur'an 19:91
   2. He attributes his success to the love of his parents.
   3. The famous phrase is usually attributed to Winston Churchill, though some believe he never actually said it.

Related words

• attribution

Noun

Singular attribute

Plural attributes

1. An attribute is a part, feature, or characteristic. <> sifa, hali.
   1. (Isaiah 40:25, 26) Yet, being created in God’s image, we are endowed with a measure of God’s attributes, one of which is power. <> (Ishaya 40:25, 26) Duk da haka, da yake an halicce mu cikin sifar Allah, muna da halaye irin na Allah, wanda ɗaya daga ciki shi ne iko. [1]
   2. A good sense of humour is an essential attribute for a doctor to have.