Word of The Day: How to Say ‘ ambassador’ in Somali Language?

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How to Say ‘ ambassador’ in Somali Language?​

In Somali language, ambassador is called

Danjire. ​

Pronunciation:

/dan-jir-re /

Sentence:
———— Danjire Tarsan ayaa la sheeegay in markii uu goobta shirka tagay uu ku arkay calanka Somaliland iyo dad matalayay Somaliland taasi oo uu si weyn uga carooday, waxaana la sheegay inuu dalbaday in wax laga bedelo, kadibna danjiraha shirka ayuu kasoo baxay markii dalabkiisa uu socon waayay.——
Source:

1. The biography book of Maxamed Cali Nuur. Danjire .https://www.amazon.com/Danjire-Somali-Maxamed-Cali-Nuur/dp/9966139524
2. Danjirihii Hore ee Soomaaliya u joogay Kenya. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohamed_Ali_Nur
3. https://www.bbc.com/somali/war-61801642.amp

 

[Hodan from HR]

Walalo kusoco cilmiga wanagsan aad nalaqebsaneyso markasta

Idk how to say this in somali

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[Somali Saayid]

I thought it was Safir

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

There are two other terms popular in poetry, both of which are of Arabic:
- Safiir,
- Mabcuuth.

 

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There are two other terms popular in poetry, both of which are of Arabic:
- Safiir,
- Mabcuuth.

Safiir is used too, although in the news 'Danjire' is more popular since Maxamed Ameeriko has written a book named 'Danjire'.

Can you give me one poetry that uses “mabcuuth”? It is completely new to me. I like to learned.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

Safiir is used too, although in the news 'Danjire' is more popular since Maxamed Ameeriko has written a book named 'Danjire'.

Can you give me one poetry that uses “mabcuuth”? It is completely new to me. I like to learned.

It would be found in poems of: Diiwaanka Daraawiisheed, and Sh Cali Majeerteen.

 

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It would be found in poems of: Diiwaanka Daraawiisheed, and Sh Cali Majeerteen.

"I'll check 'Diiwaanka daraawiisheed' --

I googled Mabcuuth or Mabcuus or Mabcuut, and it seems to me that it is not widely used; therefore, it's not Somali. Also, it is not in the 'Qaamuuska Afsoomaaliga.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

"I'll check 'Diiwaanka daraawiisheed' --

I googled Mabcuuth or Mabcuus or Mabcuut, and it seems to me that it is not widely used; therefore, it's not Somali. Also, it is not in the 'Qaamuuska Afsoomaaliga.

True, not as widely used, but used nonetheless, just like the words 'risaala,' and 'rasuul' are also used in that respect, and not referring to prophets.