English to hausa meaning of

Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "marasa iyaka" wani abu ne da ke da ban mamaki, fice, ko kuma mai kyau wanda ba za a iya kwaikwaya ko kwafi cikin nasara ba. Siffa ce ko sifa wacce ta ke da banbance-banbance da banbance-banbance ta yadda ba zai yuwu a kwaikwayi shi ko kwafi shi da irin nagarta ko gwaninta ba. Wato wani abu da ba ya misaltuwa ba shi da misaltuwa kuma wani ba zai iya misalta shi ba.

Sentence Examples

  1. He related, with that poetry, that picturesqueness, which perhaps he alone possessed at that period, the escape of Fouquet, the pursuit, the furious race, and, lastly, the inimitable generosity of the surintendant, who might have fled ten times over, who might have killed the adversary in the pursuit, but who had preferred imprisonment, perhaps worse, to the humiliation of one who wished to rob him of his liberty.
  2. We are speaking the inimitable Split dialect of Croatian, but Africa and Birinaldi are the same to everyone.
  3. Richard, in his inimitable and unwitting way, has been flagging aljibes for days.
  4. In poetry, they must be allowed to excel all other mortals wherein the justness of their similes, and the minuteness as well as exactness of their descriptions, are indeed inimitable.
  5. For in such a solitude as I desired, I could at least enjoy my own thoughts, and reflect with delight on the virtues of those inimitable Houyhnhnms, without any opportunity of degenerating into the vices and corruptions of my own species.