| ta | 1. (possessive pronoun of female) of or belonging to a ... | |||||
| ta wucin gadi | Lasting for only a limited time: adjective 1. Temporary 2. Short-term 3. ... | |||||
| ta yau da kullum | Happening, done, or produced every day: adjective & adverb 1. ... | |||||
| ta yiwu | perhaps ... | |||||
| ta'adda | The act of terrorism ... | |||||
| ta'addanci | terrorism ... | |||||
| ta'adi | Physical harm or destruction: noun 1. Damage 2. Defilement ... | |||||
| ta'allaƙa | To regard something as being caused by or belonging to ... | |||||
| ta'ammali | = mu'amala ... | |||||
| ta'aziyya | (plural 'ta'aziyyoyi ') condolence ... | |||||
| taƙaddama | quarrel ... | |||||
| taƙaice | summarize ... | |||||
| taƙaicewa | summarizing ... | |||||
| taƙaita | To make something less in duration or time or to ... | |||||
| taƙaitacce | masculineadjective :Reduced to a shorter and ... | |||||
| taƙaitacciya | feminineadjective :Reduced to a shorter and ... | |||||
| taƙaitawa | summarizing ... | |||||
| taƙama | Excessive pride in one's appearance, achievements, or qualities: noun 1. ... | |||||
| taƙarƙare | 1. Go to the maximum extent 2. Go to the fullest ... | |||||
| taƙarƙarewa | 1. Going to the maximum extent 2. Going to the fullest ... | |||||
| taƙawa | piety ... | |||||
| taƙune | verb : To become smaller, shorter, or tighter: 1. Shrink 2. ... | |||||
| taƙunewa | becoming smaller, shorter, or tighter: 1. Shrinking 2. Contracting ... | |||||
| taba | tobacco ... | |||||
| taba sigari | cigarette ... | |||||
| taba-sigari | cigarette ... | |||||
| tababa | A questioning attitude or doubt towards knowledge, beliefs, or claims ... | |||||
| tabarakalla | used as an exclamation to express admiration ... | |||||
| tabarau | spectacles ... | |||||
| tabarma | (plural 'tabarmu ') mat ... | |||||
| tabarraki | the acts of seeking blessings from someone ... | |||||
| tabbaci | A state of being completely sure or confident about something, ... | |||||
| tabbas | Used to strongly confirm a statement or response: adverb 1. ... | |||||
| tabbata | To take actions to ensure a specific outcome: 1. Be confirm 2. ... | |||||
| tabbatacce | masculineadjective :Without doubt; known for sure: (plural ... | |||||
| tabbataccen abu | a certainty ... | |||||
| tabbatacciya | feminineadjective :Without doubt; known for sure: (plural ... | |||||
| tabbatad da laifi | confirm an offense ... | |||||
| tabbatar | To turn an idea, plan, or potential into reality: tabbatar da | To turn an idea, plan, or potential into reality: tabbatar da laifi | confirm an offense ... | |||
| tabbatarwa | confirming, proving, assertion ... | |||||
| tabbatattu | proven things ... | |||||
| tabbatawa | confirming ... | |||||
| tabbatu | verb : To Become Real or Happen: 1. Materialize 2. Become ... | |||||
| tabbatuwa | 1. Becoming true 3. Becoming reality ... | |||||
| tabɗi | oh!, wonderful! ... | |||||
| tabɗi | an exclamation used to express disbelief ... | |||||
| tabka | commit, do ... | |||||
| tabkeke | huge ... | |||||
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