make

Noun

1. (often of a car) brand or kind; often paired with model. <> ƙira, irin abu, mafi yawanci kamfanin mota. Misali idan aka ce Honda Accord, Honda ce make ɗin, ko irin motar, kuma Accord ne model.

   What make of car do you drive? <> Wace irin mota ka ke tuƙawa?

Verb

Plain form make

Third person singular makes

Simple past made

Past participle made

Present participle making

1. If you make something, you create it. <> yin, ƙaga, haɗa, sanya. The '-ad da' suffix can be added to a verb... for example: he made them sit <> ya zaunad da su.

   He made pancakes by combining the ingredients and frying the mixture.

   They made a petition to the governor.

2. If you make your bed, you arrange it. <> gyara gado

   Félix makes his bed every morning. <> Félix yana gyara gadonsa a kowace safe.

3. making someone do something. <> sa, saka

   Zan saka ɗa na ya yi <> I will make my son do it.

Synonyms

• (create) create, invent, cook, prepare, draft, write
• (arrange) tend, arrange

Antonyms

• (create) destroy, retract, erase
• (arrange) mess up, unmake

Related words

• make for
• make out
• make over
• make up
• self-made