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hang in Kurdish

hang in Kurdish is daliqandin, بوه‌سته‌ — hang means to attach something at the top so it hangs down freely, or to be suspended in this way.

hang in Kurdish

daliqandin
verb
بوه‌سته‌
verb
(transitive, computing) To cause (a program or computer) to stop responding.

What does "hang" mean?

  1. verb To attach something at the top so it hangs down freely, or to be suspended in this way.
    "They hung the painting above the fireplace."
  2. verb To kill someone by suspending them by the neck.
    "In earlier centuries, thieves could be hanged for their crimes."
  3. verb To spend time somewhere in a relaxed, informal way (often "hang out").
    "We used to hang around the arcade after school."
  4. noun A general understanding of how to do or use something.
    "It took a while, but I finally got the hang of the new software."
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hang in a sentence

  • They hung the painting above the fireplace.
  • A single lightbulb hung from the ceiling.
  • In earlier centuries, thieves could be hanged for their crimes.
  • We used to hang around the arcade after school.

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What is "hang" in Kurdish?

"hang" in Kurdish is daliqandin, بوه‌سته‌. hang means: To attach something at the top so it hangs down freely, or to be suspended in this way.

How do you use "hang" in a sentence?

Example: "They hung the painting above the fireplace." In Kurdish, "hang" is daliqandin, بوه‌سته‌.

Are there other ways to say "hang" in Kurdish?

Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "hang": daliqandin, بوه‌سته‌.

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