Word of The Day: How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice ’ in Somali language?

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How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

 

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How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

 

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How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

 

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How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

How to Say ‘ drink, beverage, juice’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, beverage, drink, juice, is called cabitaan.


Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

 

[Yaraye]

this time I knew the correct word not a piece of rag like yesterday

 

[Baarisiyomoos]

I’m happy I actually knew this one!

 

[Danakiil]

Based niggas say sharaab

 

[Somali Saayid]

Sweet Water!?

 

[Yaraye]

Sweet Water!?

I think they refer juice as that

 

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Sweet Water!?

The literal translation of "Biyo macmacaan" in English is "sweet tasting water," but we are not seeking a literal interpretation. Instead, we are looking to understand the intended meaning of the phrase when used in a sentence or in any other context.

 

[Somali Saayid]

The literal translation of "Biyo macmacaan" in English is "sweet tasting water," but we are not seeking a literal interpretation. Instead, we are looking to understand the intended meaning of the phrase when used in a sentence or in any other context.

Ah makes sense!

 

[Buufin]

Synonyms: qabqabow, sharaab, biyadajiye, dajiye, biyo macmacaan.

A lesser known one, "Dhanyo" ku darso.

And "Gasiin" for food.

 

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A lesser known word, "Dhanyo"

And "Gasiin" for food

I think I heard them in a some epic poems from DDS. It look familiar. I love it. It will be part of my daily use.

Also, I wonder if dhanyo has connections with these words- dhane => type of water , dhan=> to drink, dhadhan => to taste, and dhamid = to eat.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

I think I heard them in a some epic poems from DDS. It look familiar. I love it. It will be part of my daily use.

Also, I wonder if dhanyo has connections with these words- dhane => type of water , dhan=> to drink, dhadhan => to taste, and dhamid = to eat.

Yes, you have got it.
a) 'Dhan' is the correct Somali word for drink, albeit is only used in the countryside; i.e. 'waar dhan caanaha'.

'Dhamid' means drinking.

b) 'Cab' is Arabic as in '3abba', meaning gulping without breathing.
عَبَّ الماءَ عَبَّ عَبًّا: شَرِبَهُ بلا تنفُّس ومَصٍّ