Results for restore translation from English to Zulu

restore a domain.
restore a domain.

restore selected items
qamba futhi izimhlamvu ezikhethiwe

_redo restore from trash
_cisha kudoti

restore '%s' from trash
_cisha kudoti

restore to current _workspace
buyisela _kwisikhala sokusebenzela samanje

restore the default menu layout
buyisela isindlali semenyu yokuzenzakalela

restore icons' original si_zes
buyisela ubung_akanani bemvelo besiboniso-sithombe

failed to restore domain from %s
failed to restore domain from %s

click here to restore hidden windows.
cofoza lapha ukubuyisela amafasitela afihlakele.

restore each selected icon to its original size
buyisela omunye nomunye umboniso-sithombe okhethiwe kubungako bawo bemvelo

restore each selected icons to its original size
buyisela omunye nomunye umboniso-sithombe okhethiwe kubungako bawo bemvelo

restore selected items to their original position
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restore a domain from a saved state in a file
restore a domain from a saved state in a file

having the youth as my audience, this presentation will explore the story of the bible starting from creation, the fall of man and god’s plan to restore the creation and humanity. the bible is collection of sacred texts, narrating the story of god’s creation, his relationship with humanity, and his redemptive plan. however, the bible opens with the story of creation. god created everything in the world: the sun, moon, stars, animals, and finally, humans (genesis 1:1–27). the first people, adam and eve, lived in a beautiful garden called eden. god blessed them to be fruitful and multiply. however, the fall of man took place when they disobeyed god by eating the forbidden fruit, bringing sin and suffering into the world (genesis 3:1–19).
having the youth as my audience, this presentation will explore the story of the bible starting from creation, the fall of man and god’s plan to restore the creation and humanity. the bible is collection of sacred texts, narrating the story of god’s creation, his relationship with humanity, and his redemptive plan. however, the bible opens with the story of creation. god created everything in the world: the sun, moon, stars, animals, and finally, humans (genesis 1:1–27). the first people, adam and eve, lived in a beautiful garden called eden. god blessed them to be fruitful and multiply. however, the fall of man took place when they disobeyed god by eating the forbidden fruit, bringing sin and suffering into the world (genesis 3:1–19).