firm

kamfanin ciniki, mai tauri

Noun

Singular firm

Plural firms

1. A firm is a group of people who work together as a business or come together to make money. <> kamfanin ciniki.
   • Synonym: company

   John & John is a law firm. <> John & John kamfanin lauyoyi.

Adjective

Positive firm

Comparative firmer

Superlative firmest

1. A firm object is hard and solid. <> abu mai ƙarfi, mai tauri ko kauri, mara laushi.
   • Antonym: soft

   The earth is firm here but soft there. <> Ƙasar nan na da tauri amma da taushi a can.

2. steadfast, secure, hard, determined (in position). <> tashi kai tsaye a kan wani abu. tukuru.

   She was firm about not letting her children eat candy. <> Ya tashi tsaye a kan kada yaran ta su sha alewa.

   Kamar shi Zilli yana son ya nuna bacin ranshi ne dangance da su wadannan kungiyoyi na farar hula sun tashi sun yi tsaye tukuru <> Zilli wanted to express his frustration with these civil rights groups when they stood firm [1]

3. cikakke, tabbatacce, kyam

   Indeed, it is Allah who is the [ continual ] Provider, the firm possessor of strength. <> Lalle Allah, Shĩ ne Mai azurtãwa, Mai ĩkon yi, Mai cikakken ƙarfi. --Qur'an 51:58

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) firm

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) firms

Past tense (ya wuce) firmed

Past participle (ya wuce) firmed

Present participle (ana cikin yi) firming

1. (transitive) To make firm or strong; fix securely. <> Kasancewa da ƙarfi, tabbatacce, ingantacce.
2. (transitive) To make compact or resistant to pressure; solidify.
3. (intransitive) To become firm; stabilise. <> zama ingantacce.
4. (intransitive) To improve after decline. <> gyaruwa bayan faɗuwa.

Related words

• firmly

Google translation of firm

1. (adjective) m <> surgical, happy, lower, believable, terrific, firm;