Word of the day: How to say “attention seeker” in Somali language?

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How to say “attention seeker” in Somali language?

In Somali language, attention seeker is called istus or istusad.

Synonym: istuso, istusa, istuse, isqore, isqor , isqorad, isqora, isqoro.

 

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How to say “attention seeker” in Somali language?

In Somali language, attention seeker is called istus or istusad.

Synonym: istuso, istusa, istuse, isqore, isqor , isqorad, isqora, isqoro.

i thought istus was more like showoff? whats attention in somali btw

 

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How to say “attention seeker” in Somali language?

In Somali language, attention seeker is called istus or istusad.

Synonym: istuso, istusa, istuse, isqore, isqor , isqorad, isqora, isqoro.

i thought istus was more like showoff? whats attention in somali btw

I am thinking along these lines: The two are very close in sense. *

'Danayn', with its root being 'dan', is attention, which is also used to mean 'desire' in fine literature.

'Doolaal' is a nickname given to someone, who seeks attention, as in 'doolaal badanidee'. It too is used to describe when animals esp. camels seek mating attention, as in 'waa awr doolaal miidhan ah'.

Postscript:
* With the word 'attention' itself having dual meanings:
a) Seeking attention, as in desiring, or
b) Paying attention, as in consideration.

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You might be unto something. If you could be good enough as to share with us mere mortals that fine word's etymological root.

 

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I am thinking along these lines: The two are very close in sense. *

'Danayn', with its root being 'dan', is attention, which is also used to mean 'desire' in fine literature.

'Doolaal' is a nickname given to someone, who seeks attention, as in 'doolaal badanidee'. It too is used to describe when animals esp. camels seek mating attention, as in 'waa awr doolaal miidhan ah'.

Postscript:
* With the word 'attention' itself having dual meanings:
a) Seeking attention, as in desiring, or
b) Paying attention, as in consideration.


Her ladyship,
You might be unto something. If you could be good enough as to share with us mere mortals that fine word's etymological root.

Showeste would come from english lool