English to hausa meaning of

Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "taki" shine ƙaƙƙarfan najasar dabbobi, musamman dabbobi, da ake amfani da su azaman taki ko man fetur. Hakanan yana iya komawa ga kowane najasar dabba ko kayan sharar gida. Ana iya amfani da kalmar “taki” a matsayin suna da kuma fi’ili.

Sentence Examples

  1. Once outside, the mouse snuffled about and soon picked up the scent of horse dung.
  2. He inhaled to focus his mind and caught a whiff of cow dung and sweat.
  3. All those white-collar academia fakers with their horse dung and nothing to say were a joke.
  4. Then all thought of the people inside the tent vanished as the mouse saw another lovely pile of horse dung close by.
  5. The cottages were made of a framework of timber, supporting oak or willow wands, which were then covered with a mixture of clay, chopped straw or cow hair and dung.
  6. The air smelled like fresh cut grass and cow dung and was a nice change from the dust of war-torn Oostende.
  7. The tension was thicker than flies on a dung heap, but what could be done?
  8. There were no stray animal hairs or paw prints, just piles of rodent dung plopped on my mirror and smeared on my makeup.
  9. There are a few mounds of lovely dung over here though.
  10. He slipped between a loaded dung cart and two beggar boys.