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Re: Somali Words

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Ureysoo wrote:Dhalayarey, or Dhalo-Yarey sound like Small bottle (As in Dhalo "Bottle" and Yarey "Small", Lol....

Lool, Dhucey...WTF, Waxaan Ma Somali Ba ....
maya,because they are not spoken in mudug .
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Re: Somali Words

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Ureysoo wrote:
Amethyst wrote:
Cawar wrote:Ame, So far yes.. but I was hoping that you guys would contribute too.

Gadac is smaller than the rubac and was used for either Gas or cooking saliid.
Cawar, Oh I see. Imma add a few then:


Garangar:

Qadaanqat:

Digiiran:

LOL. A Random combo I know, but halaga soo jawaabo and we'll go from there to bigger ones. :mrgreen:
:lol: ...Even worse...

Garangar sounds like Jaranjaro = stairs....
Qadaanqat sounds like some sort of food, Lol....
Forget about the last, unless u mean Digir....

I started 2 doubt whether all these words are actually Somali, or this could be some sort of "language barrier" between us (due 2 the diverse accents, Lol)....

lol. No wallahi wii jiraan. :lol: :lol:

Ok Imma explain:

Garangar: = A wheel
Qadaanqat = Back of the neck
Digiiran: A deer (the animal) in somali
Diyeeshaha_Tolka wrote:what about,,, suus iyo madaal
Suus = Gingivitis/huuro/bolol in the teeth miyaa? lol
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Re: Somali Words

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How about Tuunji... :lol: this word makes me laugh...
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Re: Somali Words

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Wise-Man wrote:How about Tuunji... :lol: this word makes me laugh...
:lol: what about umul gaad? :lol:
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Re: Somali Words

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Wise-Man wrote:How about Tuunji... :lol: this word makes me laugh...
aww, I think of little children when i hear that...


= A potty!

Whats umul gaad? :roll:
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Umul gaad is somebody's name i guess... or they used to call it Somali taxi drivers back home.. :lol:
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Re: Somali Words

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Amethyst, uR Somali is segsi. :lol:


lol@the Admin.
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Wise-Man wrote:Umul gaad is somebody's name i guess... or they used to call it Somali taxi drivers back home.. :lol:
exactly.
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Re: Somali Words

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Addoow wrote:
Ureysoo wrote:Dhalayarey, or Dhalo-Yarey sound like Small bottle (As in Dhalo "Bottle" and Yarey "Small", Lol....

Lool, Dhucey...WTF, Waxaan Ma Somali Ba ....
maya,because they are not spoken in mudug .
War Isqoor Bila Liiskaan Arka, what is it 2 u?....

Ameth....

So, if the back of my neck hurts me -- I can say, Qaadanqatki Ba Ii Xanoonay?. Ppl will think am saying -- Qaadki Iisya, Lool.....
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Re: Somali Words

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Daliil = Evidence

fin doob = acne

macriifo = acquaintance

basaas-nimo = espionage

cibaaro = novelty

trophy = billadda
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Re: Somali Words

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Advo wrote:Daliil = Evidence

fin doob = acne

macriifo = acquaintance

basaas-nimo = espionage

cibaaro = novelty

trophy = billadda

This is straight from Qaamuuska af somaliga. :mrgreen:


Lol@Wise.. I know eh.. :lol:

Tiftif
Bunisyoone
Rigoore
Kadhimey kadhin

Yaa is gaaray?? lol
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Re: Somali Words

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Ureysoo wrote:
Ameth....

So, if the back of my neck hurts me -- I can say, Qaadanqatki Ba Ii Xanoonay?. Ppl will think am saying -- Qaadki Iisya, Lool.....
lool. Maya, qoorta iyo qadaanqadka are two different things. Qadaanqadka is usually where the hairline ends on the head, right before the back of the neck starts. Your hair goes from the forhead to the qadaanqat. (I hope my illustration is helping :lol: ). A typical somali barbershop terminology waaye, too.

"saaxiibow, qadaanqadka hal mar ii marsii" LOL. Like when men are getting a fade or something. lol


buhodleGirl: Segci iyo nus. Wait until we get to them dirty words, hehe :mrgreen:

Cawar:

tiftif = snitch
Kaadhimeey kaadhi = is that a game? where u toss rocks up and down? LOL

Dunno the rest. lol
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Re: Somali Words

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Ame,

Not bad.. yeas kadhimey is a game.. but you dont toss anything. :mrgreen:

Lets wait for others to respond.
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