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Somali names based on the color of plants, horses and other animals: https://laashin.com/magacyada-soomaalida-ee-midabada-ka-soo-jeeda-wq-burhaan-cali/ Intan ayaa madow ka ah. Waan ka reebay intaad hore u soo sheegtay, backgroundISneeded: Hirre Hiirad Huruuse Haldhaa Bayle Caynab(also means the...

Inta kalena waa anigaa kuu kala dhig-dhigay. Baahiyaha gaarka ah sidaas ayay sax ku tahay.

Sababayn iyo "context" looma baahna, dadka dhagahooda ayaa u macallin ah. Waana sida ay bulshado heesta uga baratay. Heesta xarafka "d" baa laga curiyay, maxaa "cir madow" meesha keenayba.

It's dadku waa madow not cirku waa madow

I said baahi is sife? Halmaam hadal kuma jiro. That doesn't even make any sense since Somali adjectives do not change for gender and all What I meant to say was that not all Somali nouns have both singular and plural forms. Nouns that have both forms are called the "countables" and the ones...

Baahi is an adjective, so baahi is just "baahi". That's like saying hungry has a plural form. Since baahi is not a noun unlike the english "need", it works in a different way. I'll explain below why the, "the" part is necessary. Again, there's no such thing as "baahiya", it's a word you made...

Baahiya is grammatically incorrect. The plural of baahi is baahiyaha(needs/the needs) Khaas and gaar are describing the same thing. There's gooni too. "Baahiyaha gooniga haysta"

A lesser known one, "Dhanyo" ku darso. And "Gasiin" for food.

Odayga 2:aad gadh-cadaa...bismillaah:yacadiim:

Came down with hepatit C and was getting IV drips when I heard the news on Idaacadda

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Interesting post. Where can I listen to Yunus Punawale's speech on this topic. @sheikhonderun

That's right, it means excitement/joy but also hitting the jackpot kinda thing. "Warkaas aad baan ugu raayay" "Waan kuugu raayay" etc. Riyaaq is even better. There's damaashaad too but that's more like dancing with excitement, I think.

Kuye "raynraynayaa" You can't even grammar markaasaad is leedahay gole soo dhex gal. Waxba qosol gariir ha isku hoos qarin, hooyo mataalo inaad tahay uun baad cadaysatay.

Well duh, a two year old back home easily got a better vocabulary than you.

The expression "farxad iyo raynrayn"???? Sometimes it's better to stay quiet if you don't know what you're talking about.

It's "raynrayn". Farxad is Arabic loanword not Afro-asiatic. Oromos and other Cushitics still have their own words for happiness. Not really. Quraac, qado, cuwaaf, casho, laxoox, maraq, sanuunad, duqad, suqaar, cusheer, feetamuus, fadiirad, fuul etc. are your classic Adeni words.

Yeah but did you watch the video? It will answer all of your questions.

Don't remove it, take bile salts.