Results for examples in sentences translation from English to Swahili

beating dafrau,examples in a sentence
kupiga dafrau,examples in a sentence

we have given various examples in this quran for people to learn a lesson, but the human being is the most contentious creature.
na bila ya shaka tumewaelezea watu katika hii qur'ani kila namna ya mfano. lakini mwanaadamu amezidi kuliko kila kitu kwa ubishi.

and indeed we have illustrated all kinds of examples in the qur’an for mankind – so most men did not accept, except to be ungrateful.
na hakika tumewaeleza watu katika hii qur'ani kwa kila mfano. lakini watu wengi wanakataa isipo kuwa kukanusha tu.

you have had a good example in them for whoever hopes for god and the last day.
kwa yakini umekuwa mfano mzuri kwenu katika mwendo wao, kwa anaye mtarajia mwenyezi mungu na siku ya mwisho.

and indeed we have put forth every kind of example in this quran, for mankind.
na bila ya shaka tumewaelezea watu katika hii qur'ani kila namna ya mfano.

for him is the highest example in the heavens and earth he is the almighty, the wise.
naye ndiye mwenye mfano bora katika mbingu na ardhi. na yeye ndiye mwenye nguvu, mwenye hikima.

there is an excellent example in them for you—for anyone who seeks god and the last day.
kwa yakini umekuwa mfano mzuri kwenu katika mwendo wao, kwa anaye mtarajia mwenyezi mungu na siku ya mwisho.

surely, there is a good example in them for you; for those who place their hopes in god and the last day.
kwa yakini umekuwa mfano mzuri kwenu katika mwendo wao, kwa anaye mtarajia mwenyezi mungu na siku ya mwisho.

and indeed we have illustrated all kinds of examples in this qur’an for mankind; and indeed if you bring a sign to them, the disbelievers will say, “you are upon nothing but falsehood.”
na hakika tulikwisha wapigia watu kila mfano katika hii qur'ani. na ukiwaletea ishara yoyote hapana shaka walio kufuru watasema: nyinyi si chochote ila ni waongo.

a lakh (/læk, lɑːk/; abbreviated l; sometimes written lac[1]) is a unit in the indian numbering system equal to one hundred thousand (100,000; scientific notation: 105).[1][2] in the indian 2,2,3 convention of digit grouping, it is written as 1,00,000.[3] for example, in india 150,000 rupees becomes 1.5 lakh rupees, written as ₹1,50,000 or inr 1,50,000. it is widely used both in official and other contexts in afghanistan, bangladesh, bhutan, india, myanmar, nepal, pakistan, and sri lanka.
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