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Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 4:22 pm
by Faranacab
Thuganomics wrote: There a couple of hills near Gabiley with that name Juffo Urey and anotherof wich I forget the name of
Jufo mici dheer is the other one? This one is in northeastern of Ogadenia, on the road between Aw-barre and Wajalle. It is a tall mountain with a peak on top of it. Its peak looks like canine teeth, hence the name.
Jufo also means more than 2 Jilibs.
As for the topic, Tallo is right. Gedoweb had it yesterday. But they must have edited.
Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 5:39 pm
by SultanOrder
Thug, is that mountain or hill part of a range? If so, it would make sense since. Also jili is a sub group of a jufo.
Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 6:10 pm
by Faranacab
PO, to me the literal meaning of Jilib means the knee, and Jufo means more than two knees. For example, when a mother tells her daughter "naa lugaha is ku juf", she meant to say bring the two knees together.
There you go with the origins of the two words.

Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:20 pm
by sadeboi
That was posted on gedoweb..I read it and was so annoyed then they edited it. Juffo means bigger sub clan..jilib is the closer sub-sub-sub clan
Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:59 pm
by Thuganomics
Faranacab wrote:PO, to me the literal meaning of Jilib means the knee, and Jufo means more than two knees. For example, when a mother tells her daughter
"naa lugaha is ku juf", she meant to say bring the two knees together.
There you go with the origins of the two words.

Farancab that's the one Juffu Micidheer
Annaku waxaanu nidhaa "Naa dhi-dhibso"
PO: Not sure 100% if it's a part of a range but I think you might be right
Re: Barre, a family men visiting his wife in kismayo
Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 7:08 pm
by Faranacab

@"Naa dhi-dhibso"
Thug, I'm familiar with that one as well. Somali is indeed quite rich language. There are lot of ways to get your message. So lets not restrict it to certain villages.
