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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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AwdalPrince wrote:Good question I have no clue but I always wanted to know what this lineof poetry meant:

"Kabaal negi kobtii laygu dhalay keydka inankeyga"
I think it means..

Capital is deposited at my birth place, storage for my son.
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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^^Mashallah laakin this poetry is in old somali. There is nothing as good as old somali
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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Ajal means Qadar, Afsoomaali "Xukun' "Go'aan" all from God.


So when they say "Ajashii Ilaahaa u timid" "Ama ajalkii Ilaaha u yimid" it means "Qadarkii Alle, Xukumkii Alle, Wakhtigii aa u yimid" It is used for Death often. When someone dies. But it has other meanings I mentioned too.


That is my understanding.
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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Awdal,

Every language is good for its native speakers. But then for us it's the Somali.

What is the meaning of kabaal, in english?
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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Farancab and geodisc, sir-lug Hyper and the others that commented, big thanks. I still haven't received the corresponding Somali word, but at least, I have a working idea of what it means :up:
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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ajal ama ajasha,,

waxaa loo isticmaalaa marka qofka uu kasoo raysto xanuun halis ama uu ka badbaado car accident,,

qofkaasi ajashiisa ayaa wali dhamaan,,waqtigiisa ayaa wali dhamaan
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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TL, I thought you were after an English meaning! :mrgreen:
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Re: Question for the Somali Speakers

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Paddington Bear wrote:TL, I thought you were after an English meaning! :mrgreen:
I am, but I now have an idea of what that word could be
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