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Latest revision as of 15:13, 3 July 2019
Pronunciation (Yadda ake faɗi)
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- (uncountable) If something has warmth, then it is warm or has heat. <> ɗumi, zafi.
- Nothing beats the warmth of a fire during winter. <> Ba abun da ya fi daɗi face ɗumin wuta a yanayin hunturu.
- Enjoy the warmth of the fire. <> Sai a ji daɗin ɗumin wuta = zafin wuta.
- If someone has warmth, then it shows friendliness and kindness. <> Mutum mai nuna abuta da kirki.