given

Verb

Plain form give

Third person singular gives

Simple past gave

Past participle given

Present participle giving

1. The past participle of give. <> bayar (bayan an bada).

   Accepting what their Lord has given them. Indeed, they were before that doers of good. <> Sunã mãsu dĩbar abin da Ubangijinsu Ya bã su. Lalle sũ, sun kasance mãsu kyautatãwa a gabãnin haka (a dũniya). --Qur'an 51:16

   Not one person mentioned the financial advantage they’d been given from the start of the game. [1] <> Amma ba a samu ko guda daya da ya ce nunkin kudin da aka ba shi ne ya jawo masa nasarar ba. [2]

Preposition

Preposition given

1. Given <math>x</math> means if <math>x</math> is true, happened, exists, etc.

   Given our current problems, I don't think we can spend any more.

   Given a number, we can find another number that is bigger.

   amma dai za a iya amfani da su a matsayinwata alama ta gaba daya, idan aka yi la'akari da shedar da ake da ita zuwa yau ta yadda rayuwar jima'i take a wannan karni na 21. [3] <> but should be read more as a general indication, given the evidence to date, of the range of sex lives in the 21st Century. [4]

Adjective

Positive given

Comparative more given

Superlative most given

1. If someone is given to doing something, they do it regularly.

   My father's given to making long speeches about when he was a boy.

2. If someone is given to something, they wear, use, or do it often.

Noun

Singular given

Plural givens

1. A given is something that you accept as true. <> abu tabbas, tabbataccen abu.

   We need to make a decision about where we will live after this, but selling this house is a given.