bopoto
/ɓópótó/
- noun , class(5)
- synonyms: chikonzero, chinetswa, humboo, hurukuro, nhauriro
- dialects/origins: Karanga, Manyika, Zezuru
- English translation
- argument
- A statement or fact tending to produce belief concerning a matter in doubt; a premise or premises set forth in order to prove an assumption or conclusion.
- A reasoning; the process by which the connection between that which is or is supposed to be admitted and that which is doubted or supposed to need confirmation is traced or tested.
- An address or composition made for the purpose of producing belief or conviction by reasoning or persuasion.
- A series of argumentations for and against a proposition; a debate.
- The subject-matter or groundwork of a discourse or writing; specifically, an abstract or summary of the chief points in a book or section of a book.
- Matter of contention, controversy, or conversation.
- In mathematics : (a) Of an imaginary quantity, the coefficient of the imaginary unit in its logarithm, (b) The angle or quantity on which a series of numbers in a numerical table depends and with which the table is entered.
- Proof; evidence.
| Shona | English |
|---|---|
| bopoto iri | this argument |
| bopoto iro | that argument |
| Shona | English |
|---|---|
| bopoto rangu | my argument |
| bopoto rako | your argument (singular) |
| bopoto renyu | your argument (plural) |
| bopoto rake | his/her argument |
| bopoto redu | our argument |
| bopoto racho | its argument |
| bopoto ravo | their argument |
last updated: Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 3:13:40 PM Central European Summer Time
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