drip

Noun

Singular drip

Plural drips

Tilo ɗigo

Jam'i ɗige-ɗige

1. (countable) A drip is a small amount of water. <> Ɗan ƙaramin ƙwallon ruwa. yayyo.

   The tap is spoiled. Water just keeps coming down drip by drip.

Related words

• drop
• droplet

Verb

Plain form (yanzu) drip

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) drips

Past tense (ya wuce) dripped

Past participle (ya wuce) dripped

Present participle (ana cikin yi) dripping

1. yin ɗiga

   When you’re in a hurry it’s tempting to let your hands drip dry. [1] <> Idan kana sauri ba kasafai za ka iya tsayawa ka busar da hannunka ba bayan ka wanke shi. [2]

   4:11—What is significant about the Shulammite’s ‘lips dripping with comb honey’ and ‘honey and milk being under her tongue’? <> 4:11—Menene ma’anar laɓɓan ’yar Shulem da ke ɗigar da saƙar zuma da kuma ‘zuma da nono da ke ƙarƙashin harshenta’?