English to hausa meaning of

Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "tushen" ita ce:siffa: haɓaka tushe ko cibiya dole; na tsakiya mahimmanci. daga da mafi mahimmanci ko sassa masu mahimmanci; elementary. (music) masu alaƙa da mafi ƙasƙanci ko na asali a cikin jerin waƙoƙi ko jituwa. ka'ida ta tsakiya ko ta farko ko ka'ida wacce wani abu ya dogara akansa.

Sentence Examples

  1. Your fundamental attitude to me is painfully clear.
  2. Their fundamental is, that all diseases arise from repletion whence they conclude, that a great evacuation of the body is necessary, either through the natural passage, or upwards at the mouth.
  3. But I liked who I was, and now that I was on my own again after a marriage that was stable but broken in a really fundamental way, I finally was able to live the life I wanted to live.
  4. The king heard of all that had passed between me and my friends upon this occasion, and rallied me very pleasantly, wishing I would send a couple of struldbrugs to my own country, to arm our people against the fear of death but this, it seems, is forbidden by the fundamental laws of the kingdom, or else I should have been well content with the trouble and expense of transporting them.
  5. By a fundamental law of this realm, neither the king nor either of his two elder sons are permitted to leave the island nor the queen, till she is past childbearing.
  6. Secondly, teaching this material forces me to go back to fundamental principles.
  7. This was a sure sign, he believed, that he was learning something of fundamental importance about the Ebberston cavern and its supernatural forces.
  8. Yet my presence on the island is in some fundamental way the cause of all the overdevelopment.
  9. Although the businesses I as working with in Swaziland were much smaller and simpler than those I had consulted to in Silicon Valley, the basic principles were the same, and the fundamental requirement for understanding what to do was still basic business analysis.
  10. In a fundamental divergence from human logic, the fairy folk counted the roof as the first floor and then counted one higher as they went down each level.