gare

Preposition

Preposition gare

1. ga (upon, for, from, or to)

   daga gare shi <> from him

   #: When they entered upon him and said, "[We greet you with] peace." He answered, "[And upon you] peace, [you are] a people unknown. <> A lõkacin da suka shiga gare shi, sai suka yi sallama; ya ce "Aminci ya tabbata a gare ku, mutãne bãƙi!" = Sa’ad da suka ziyarce shi, suka yi “sallama” ya ce "Salam gare ku mutane baqi!" --Qur'an 51:25

Noun 1

Tilo gare

Jam'i garuka

Babbar rigar gare <> Man modeling the gare gown or thobe for an online store

f

1. babbar riga wadda ake yi da farin saƙi mai faffaɗar saƙa ko wani yadi, kuma ba a yi mata shiggai ko wani shafi ba. <> a special large shirt done with white threads. A big gown done without embroidery.

   Hausa men are recognisable by their elaborate dress. Many wear large, flowing gowns (gare or babban riga), with elaborate embroidery around the neck. [2][3]

Noun 2

Tilo gare

Jam'i babu (none)

yarinyar dake wasa da gare a wani ƙauye <> Photo Credit: @Gates Foundation. A girl plays with a bicycle tire in the slum of Korogocho, one of the largest slum neighborhoods of Nairobi, Kenya [1]

m

1. Kewayayyen abu musamman na ƙarfen tayar keke wanda yara ke garawa a ƙasa suna gudu. Abin wasan yara kamar yankakken bakin tano ko kangawar wilin keke ko zagayayyen langa-langa ana tafiya ana gara shi. <> a circular makeshift kid's toy made from bicycle tires made to be rolled around.
   • Synonym: gare-gare