Word of the Day: How to Say 'Lane' in the Somali Language?

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In Somali language, ‘Lane’ is called ‘Haad’ (masculine (ka)).


Source:
Buugga Darawalka Pensilvania

https://www.dot.state.pa.us/Public/...Drivers Manual By Chapter/Somali/pub 95SO.pdf


Sentence:/s

Burma waxaa ku yaala wado 20 haad ah oo madhan.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=so...ala wado 20 haad ah oo madhan. &op=translate

 

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I'd have used "dariiq" even though it is of Arabic origin.

 

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In Somali language, ‘Lane’ is called ‘Haad’ (masculine (ka)).


Source:
Buugga Darawalka Pensilvania

https://www.dot.state.pa.us/Public/DVSPubsForms/BDL/BDL Manuals/Manuals/PA Drivers Manual By Chapter/Somali/pub 95SO.pdf


Sentence:/s

Burma waxaa ku yaala wado 20 haad ah oo madhan.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=so&tl=en&text=Myanmar waxaa ku yaala wado 20 haad ah oo madhan. &op=translate

Lane jid ma ahan miya?

 

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Lane jid ma ahan miya?

1 is a lane(haad) 2 is a lane(haad) and 3 is lane(haad)

All three included sidewalks are jid.

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I'd have used "dariiq" even though it is of Arabic origin.

1 is a lane(haad) 2 is a lane(haad) and 3 is lane(haad)

All three included sidewalks are dariiq.