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8 words and 3 phrases found.

Hausa

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NGHausa
ja
verb
To exert force on an object to move it towards oneself. It can also refer to getting water out of a well.

“Ya ja mota.”

He pulled the car.

Also means
  1. to pull, drag
  2. to draw (water from well)
  3. to pull

Source: Wikidata lexemes (CC0-1.0), adapted.

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NGHausa
Jàkā[Ja-kah]
noun
Bag

“Jàkā tākà tā yi kyau.”

Your bag is beautiful.

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NGHausa
Jāgora[Ja-go-ra]
Noun
Guide

“Munà nēman jāgora.”

We are looking for a guide.

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NGHausa
jamiʼa
noun
A place where people study for advanced degrees after finishing high school.

“Ina son zuwa jamiʼa don yin karatu.”

I want to go to the university to study.

Also means
  1. university

Source: Wikidata lexemes (CC0-1.0), adapted.

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NGHausa
Jariri[Jārīrì]
noun
Infant

“Jaririn yana barci.”

The baby is sleeping.

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NGHausa
Janairu[Jànáirù]
noun
January

“Watan Janairu shi ne watan farko.”

The month of January is the first month.

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NGHausa
Mânjā[Man-ja]
noun
Palm oil

“Mânjā na da amfani sosai wajen girki.”

Palm oil is very useful in cooking.

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NGHausa
Lāfiya[láː.fí.jà]Sounds like ja
noun
Health

“Lāfiya ita ce jarin rāyuwā.”

Health is the wealth of life.

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