imagine: Difference between revisions

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Plain form (yanzu)
imagine

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi)
imagines

Past tense (ya wuce)
imagined

Past participle (ya wuce)
imagined

Present participle (ana cikin yi)
imagining

(transitive) If you imagine something, you make a picture of it in your head. <> kwatanta abu a kai ko tunani, ƙaga, yi zato, kintata. Yin hasashe.
that is, to imagine what will happen in the future – [1] <> wato, su yi kintacen abin da zai auku nan gaba [2]
(transitive) If you imagine something, you think or believe it without knowing. <> yin tsammani ko tunani ba tare da sanin ka ba, a zuciya.
1. I can't imagine why Audu would be late. <> A'a! Ban san dalilin da ya sa Audu ya makara ba.
2. I imagine everybody will be there. <> Na zaci cewa kowa zai halarta a wajen.
3. Maybe you just imagined that the phone rang. <> Wataƙila kawai a kanka ne ka ji wayar.

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 ==Verb==
 {{verb|imagin|e}}
-# {{transitive verb}} If you '''imagine''' something, you make a picture of it in your head. <> [[kwatanta]] abu a kai ko tunani, [[ƙaga]], yi [[zato]], [[kintata]].
+# {{transitive verb}} If you '''imagine''' something, you make a picture of it in your head. <> [[kwatanta]] abu a kai ko tunani, [[ƙaga]], yi [[zato]], [[kintata]]. Yin [[hasashe]].
 #: ''that is, to '''imagine''' what will happen in the future – [http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20170110-despite-what-you-might-think-chickens-are-not-stupid] <> wato, su '''yi kintacen''' abin da zai auku nan gaba [http://www.bbc.com/hausa/mujalla-38932550]''
 # {{transitive verb}} If you '''imagine''' something, you think or believe it without knowing. <> yin tsammani ko tunani ba tare da sanin ka ba, a zuciya.