Auduga oor Engels

Auduga

Vertalings in die woordeboek Hausa - Engels

cotton

naamwoord

plant

Da akwai manoma, da suke nomar gyaɗa, auduga, da kuma shinkafa.
There are also farmers, cultivating peanuts, cotton, and rice.

auduga

Vertalings in die woordeboek Hausa - Engels

cotton plant

naamwoord

voorbeelde

Ka lura yadda Jehovah ya kwatanta yawan yadda yake gafartawa: “Ko da zunubanku sun yi kamar mulufi, za su yi fari kamar [dusar ƙanƙara]; ko da suna ja wur kamar garura, za su zama kamar auduga.”
Notice how Jehovah describes his capacity for forgiveness: “Though the sins of you people should prove to be as scarlet, they will be made white just like snow; though they should be red like crimson cloth, they will become even like wool.”

Ka lura yadda Jehovah ya kwatanta yawan yadda yake gafartawa: “Ko da zunubanku sun yi kamar mulufi, za su yi fari kamar [dusar ƙanƙara]: ko da suna ja wur kamar garura, za su zama kamar auduga.”
Notice how Jehovah describes his capacity for forgiveness: “Though the sins of you people should prove to be as scarlet, they will be made white just like snow; though they should be red like crimson cloth, they will become even like wool.”

Da akwai manoma, da suke nomar gyaɗa, auduga, da kuma shinkafa.
There are also farmers, cultivating peanuts, cotton, and rice.

(Farawa 41:42; Joshua 2:6) Wataƙila ba a noman auduga a ƙasar Isra’ila, amma Nassi ya ambata cewa ana amfani da shi a ƙasar Fasiya.
(Genesis 41:42; Joshua 2:6) The Israelites of Bible times may not have grown cotton, but the Scriptures mention use of this fiber in Persia.

Don ya gane hakan, sai ya ajiye auduga a ƙasa kuma ya gaya wa Jehobah cewa: ‘Idan na ga raɓa ta jika audugar da safe ko da yake ƙasar tana a bushe, zan san cewa ka zaɓe ni in ceci Isra’ilawa.’
He put a piece of wool on the ground and said to Jehovah: ‘In the morning, if the wool is wet from the dew but the ground is dry, I will know that you want me to save Israel.’

Ana haɗa irin waɗannan fallen ne da danƙo ko kuma a ɗinka su da zaren auduga.
A number of these sheets were joined together side by side with paste or sewn together with linen thread.