given

Verb

Plain form give

Third person singular gives

Simple past gave

Past participle given

Present participle giving

1. The past participle of give. <> bayar (bayan an bada).

   Accepting what their Lord has given them. Indeed, they were before that doers of good. <> Sunã mãsu dĩbar abin da Ubangijinsu Ya bã su. Lalle sũ, sun kasance mãsu kyautatãwa a gabãnin haka (a dũniya). --Qur'an 51:16

   Not one person mentioned the financial advantage they’d been given from the start of the game. [1] <> Amma ba a samu ko guda daya da ya ce nunkin kudin da aka ba shi ne ya jawo masa nasarar ba. [2]

Preposition

Preposition given

1. Given x means if x is true, happened, exists, etc. <> idan wani abu gaskiya ne...

   Given our current problems, I don't think we can spend any more.

   Given a number, we can find another number that is bigger.

   amma dai za a iya amfani da su a matsayinwata alama ta gaba daya, idan aka yi la'akari da shedar da ake da ita zuwa yau ta yadda rayuwar jima'i take a wannan karni na 21. [3] <> but should be read more as a general indication, given the evidence to date, of the range of sex lives in the 21st Century. [4]

Adjective

Positive given

Comparative more given

Superlative most given

1. If someone is given to doing something, they do it regularly. <> abinda aka san wani da saba yi.

   My father's given to making long speeches about when he was a boy. <> Tun tuni an san Baba na da bada dogayen jawabai akan tarihinsa.

2. If someone is given to something, they wear, use, or do it often. <> kayan da aka bada ake ta sanya.

Noun

Singular given

Plural givens

1. A given is something that you accept as true. <> abu tabbas, tabbataccen abu.

   We need to make a decision about where we will live after this, but selling this house is a given.

Google translation of given

Da aka ba, ba.