Dictionary of the Hausa Language
Dictionary of the Hausa Language
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lafi or lafe; to make a h. kaJmas(*)a or kalma(8)- she.
hen, n. kaza or kasa*, pi. kaji.
hen-coop, n. akuriken kaza.
henoe, adv. dag(g)anan, dag(g)a wuri nan.
her, 1. possess, pron. suffixed -to, -nta, e.g. h. daughter diata, h.
camel rakuminta; separate, if the object possessed is masc.
nata, if fem. toto*, cf. H. Gr.
p. 17 note; these stand also for Engl, 'hers'; 2. pers. pron.
objective suffixed to verbs and preps, -to, e.g. he saw h. ya ganta, to h. gareta; and sepa- rate (after preposition...s) ita, e.g. he returned along with h.
ya komo tare da ita.
herb, n. 1. (= green blade) gainya, pi. gainye and gainyaye ; 2. spec, of various kinds and uses are : h. from which a cure for diar- rhoea is made shani ka sanni, an edible h. turgunwa or tur- gunuwa, a sort of edible water lettuce kainua, a prickly h.
daii or dayi, h. root of which is put in milk to keep it loda, small red flowered h. used in sauce like coriander yandon ruri, sweet . herbs ndama, thorny h. eaten by camels, teaido, h. with tooth-shaped leaves used as a medicine zabo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lafi or lafe; to make a h. kaJmas(*)a or kalma(8)- she.
hen, n. kaza or kasa*, pi. kaji.
hen-coop, n. akuriken kaza.
henoe, adv. dag(g)anan, dag(g)a wuri nan.
her, 1. possess, pron. suffixed -to, -nta, e.g. h. daughter diata, h.
camel rakuminta; separate, if the object possessed is masc.
nata, if fem. toto*, cf. H. Gr.
p. 17 note; these stand also for Engl, 'hers'; 2. pers. pron.
objective suffixed to verbs and preps, -to, e.g. he saw h. ya ganta, to h. gareta; and sepa- rate (after preposition...s) ita, e.g. he returned along with h.
ya komo tare da ita.
herb, n. 1. (= green blade) gainya, pi. gainye and gainyaye ; 2. spec, of various kinds and uses are : h. from which a cure for diar- rhoea is made shani ka sanni, an edible h. turgunwa or tur- gunuwa, a sort of edible water lettuce kainua, a prickly h.
daii or dayi, h. root of which is put in milk to keep it loda, small red flowered h. used in sauce like coriander yandon ruri, sweet . herbs ndama, thorny h. eaten by camels, teaido, h. with tooth-shaped leaves used as a medicine zabo.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1861-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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