drop

Noun

Singular drop

Plural drops

A drop or droplet of water on a leaf <> ɗigon ruwa kan ganyen bishiya

1. A very small amount of a liquid. <> ɗigo kaɗan na ruwa. Ɗison abu mai ruwa-ruwa.
   1. A drop of water weighs 0.1 grams. <> Nauyin ɗigon ruwa shi ne 0.1 grams.
   2. "Have you disbelieved in He who created you from dust and then from a sperm-drop and then proportioned you as a man? <> "Ashe kã kafirta da wanda Ya halitta ka daga turɓaya, sa'an nan daga ɗigon maniyi, sa,an nan Ya daidaita ka, ka zama mutum?" = “Shin ka kafirta ne ga wanda Ya halitta ka daga turbaya, sa’annan daga digon maniyi, sa’annan Ya daidaita ka, ka zama mutum? --Qur'an 18:37
2. A fall <> faɗi, faɗuwa.
   • Synonym: decline

   There was a drop in the prices last week. <> An samu faɗuwar farashi makon jiya.

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) drop

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) drops

Past tense (ya wuce) dropped

Past participle (ya wuce) dropped

Present participle (ana cikin yi) dropping

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1. To fall, or to let something fall. yin faɗi, faɗuwa, sauka.

   He dropped from the roof when he was running <> Ya faɗo daga rufi a lokacin da yake gudu.

2. barin abu, a bar a bu, ƙyale, mantar da abu.

   Just drop it! <> Kawai a bar shi!

Google translation of drop

sauke.

1. (verb) ɗiga <> drip, drop;