English to hausa meaning of

maize

Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "masara" wata ciyawa ce mai tsayi na shekara-shekara (Zea mays) wadda ake nomawa don manyan kunnuwanta masu tsayi na 'ya'yan sitaci, waɗanda ake amfani da su don abinci, abincin dabbobi, da kuma masana'antu daban-daban. Ana kuma san masara da masara a wasu yankuna. Kalmar masara kuma tana iya nufin tsaba ko kunnuwa na wannan shuka, da kuma launin rawaya mai alaƙa da ita.

Synonyms

  1. lemon
  2. lemon yellow
  3. gamboge

Sentence Examples

  1. And small black fields, cultivated with maize and potatoes.
  2. His family still plant their neat rows of maize and potatoes and onions by hand, one by one.
  3. A building in the middle of those holes, beside a field that once grew maize.
  4. In southern Africa, mealie just means sweet corn, which most Africans call maize, and green mealies just means fresh corn.
  5. Because of the tremendous seasonality in availability and price of fresh maize, he thought growing his own might be the only way to assure a continuous supply at a reasonable price.
  6. In an effort to push away my cares, I grab a handful of toasted maize kernels and take in the room, recalling the relief I felt when my mother relinquished all notion of shipping to the island the vintage furniture, replete with a tatty Chesterfield lounge that never fitted in any room it was put.
  7. In the field across the road some newly planted maize is already flattened.
  8. So developing a reliable year-round supply of maize was critical to his survival.
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