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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. :P

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.

:lol: :lol:

There you go with the origins of the two words. :P
Farancab that's the one Juffu Micidheer :up: :D
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
:lol: :lol: @"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. :lol: