Word of the day: How to say ‘eloquent’ in Somali language?

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How to say ‘eloquent’ in Somali language?

In Somali language, eloquent is called ‘codkar’.

 

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I think 'eloquence' would mean 'aftahannimo' whereas 'codkarnimo' is 'charismatic'.

Food for thought.

 

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I think 'eloquence' would mean 'aftahannimo' whereas 'codkarnimo' is 'charismatic'.

Food for thought.

“Eloquent" typically refers to someone who is skilled at expressing themselves with language. An eloquent speaker or writer may use precise and articulate language to convey their thoughts or emotions, and may be able to persuade or inspire others through their words. Eloquent people may be admired for their ability to communicate effectively and to make complex ideas or emotions more accessible to others.

"Charismatic," on the other hand, typically refers to someone who has a magnetic or compelling presence. A charismatic person may have a natural charm, energy, or confidence that draws others to them, and may be able to inspire or influence others through their personality or demeanor. Charismatic people may be admired for their ability to command attention and to make others feel inspired or motivated.

Therefore, Aftahan and codkar mean eloquent.