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  1. Salaan... Nuune, the other day I went to this ruwaayad, and those singers you call "crooks" were singing--gasp, gasp--these words, literally: Hal Banooni: Bac Hal Baaquli: Bash Dooro Kaliifkeed, Meeyli Aamee??: Muuuuuuufo And I thought for a second that "diiq maxaas yiri: kuuku; dooro maxaas tiri: kiki" were classic lines. Jaaw.
  2. Salaan... Taqwa, duqa waa lagu salaamay mudane. Nafta aboosto ii dheh; kheyr waa isku ognahay. Baashi, Hibo iyo aqiyaarta kale, take a look at this fine piece account. Purely cunning or simply irrational? You judge: Nin ka mid ah Ganacsatada magaalada Muqdisho ee ah caasimadda Soomaaliya ayaa wuxuu caado ka dhigtay arrin la yaab leh marka uu habeenkii u hoyaadayo xaafaddiisa, waxayna shaqadiisu ahayd mid ku beegan xilliga habeenkii. Arrinta ninkaan uu caadada ka dhigtay ayaa waxay ahayd in marka uu habeenkii xilli dambe soconayo uu is qaawiyo dharkiisana madaxa ku duubto isagoo hoosta ku xiranaya hal biime (matante) oo ah midda laga hoos xirto surwaalka ama macawiista, sababta uu sidaas u yeelayeyna waxay ahayd isagoo ka baqayey inuu ku dhaco isbaaro xoogaaga uu carruurta u watana laga fara marooqsado. Ninkaan ayaa marka uu habeenkii soconayo una socdo gurigiisa ka sokow is qaawinta wuxuu sameyn jiray in uu isla hadlo isagoo kor u qeylyaya si aysan tuugadu u hunguriyeyn, taasna in badan ayuu ku guuleystay mararka qaarna isagoo ku hilan lacag fara badan ayuu soo dhexmari jiray tuugo u taagan in ay dadka baartaan. Ninkaan ayaa mararka qaar la kulmi jiray in dadku ku jees jeeso ama ay hadal ku tuuraan iyagoo u maleynaya inuu waalan yahay, xittaa tuugada lafteedu wey ka mid ahaan jireen dadka ku ciyaar ciyaara isna wuxuu sameyn jiray qofka uu ka shakiyo una fahmo tuug isaga kala hormari jiray qeylo iyo caay, markaasoo haddana u raacin jiray "Isii lacag aan sigaar ku gato." Waxaa caado u ahayd ninkaan in marka uu gurigiisa ku soo dhowyahay xirto dharkiisa si caadi ahna u labisto, markaasna xaafadda tartiib u yimaado isagoo soo garaacaya gurigiisa. Iswaalihii wuxuu sidaas yeelaba habeenkii dambe ayaa ceebtiisii la ogaaday markii ay iska horyimaadeen dad xil ku lahaa oo gurigiisa u soo dheelmanayey, markaasna si run ah laysaga horyimid iyagoo aqooday xittaa codkiisa. Dadkaan ka hor yimid ninkaan ayaa waxay ahaayeen sodohdiis iyo seedigiis oo iyaga loo sheegay in gabadhoodii uu qabay ninkaani ay foolaneyso, markaasna xilli dambe u soo dheelmaday xaafadda si ay u caawiyaan qoyska hooyadu ka foolaneyso. Markii lays aqooday ayey wiilka iyo Hooyadiis garan waayeen wax ay ku hadlaan, waxaana ku dhashay shaki naxdin leh oo ku aaddan in gabadhii wax noqotay amaba qoyskiis masiibo kale ku dhacday, taasna ay ku xambaartay ninka in uu waasho, waxayna ula hadleen si isku dhex yaacsan, iyagoo leh, "War hebel maxaa kugu dhacay xaaladda ka warran, bismilaahi, sidee bey wax u jiraan?" Ninka oo ahaa mid aan reerka wax xurguf ahi kala dhaxayn weliba ay isku macaan yihiin ayaa isna garan waayey wax uu ku hadlo, isagoo ka xishooday in uu hortooda ku labisto, xittaa mar ayuu damcay in uu cararo, si ay tahayba wuu isku dhex yaacay, wuxuuna go’aansaday daqiiqadihii lays hortaagnaa in uu xagga waalida iga laftigooda isaga dhigo qof waalan, isagoo aamusan ayuuna ka dhaqaaqay, kuna laabtay halkii uu ka yimid, weliba u raaciyey hadalo qadaf ah. Wiilkii iyo hooyadiis oo iyaga mar kale ay la soo gudboonaatay jahwareer kale fahmina waayey wax ay ku hadlaan ayaa intey is fiiriyeen, waxay u dhaqaaqeen dhinacaaiyo gurigii ninka oo ay awalba u socdeen, waxayna reerkii u tageen iyagoon weli aqoon wax ay sheegaan, si hoosana waxay ninka walaalkiis ugu sheegeen in ay soo arkeen ninkii oo xooggaa isku qasan, weliba qaawan oo qaba hal matante, dharka intiisa kalana dhammaantiis madaxa ku duubtay islana hadlaya. Ninkii oo talo ka calowday ayaa reerkii isna xilli dambe yimid, isagoo iska dhigaya nin weli isku yaacsan, wuxuuna codsaday in meel qabow loo dhigo sali buuqana laga yareeyo loona doono kaniinayaal madaxa dajiya, wuxuuna sidaas isaga dhigay todobo berri nin wax si ka noqdeen xagga maskaxda, arrintaana waxay ku dhammaantay ninka oo aakhirkii loo qaatay nin mar waashay, taasna waxaa u soo jiidday ka cabsashadii tuugada. _______________ Qaranpress.com
  3. Salaan... Originally posted by Haaruun: Waji faanto lugo coke... Dhiq dhiq dhiq dhiq... Waraa Haaruun, LoL, maxaa tiri? Marax waa lagu waaye, ee fiiri hada kistoo meel aa isku diyaarinoyaa ee markaa kasoo noqdo safarkaas anigaa kusoo wacaayo bacda Ciid ee xalwada noosii diyaari yaah marax. Jaaw.
  4. Salaan... I first read this urban legend story a month ago in a satiric story by a Toronto Star humourist. He was making fun how some of the much-respected mainstream British media succumbed to that story. A recent famous urban legend story circulating around the Internet and finally seducing the mainstream media, especially the British press, including the Daily Mail, BBC, Guardian and Times of London. Daily Mail and Times of London are both tabloids, but I wonder how the respected Guardian and BBC could bow for a very suspicious story like that. For further interesting explanatory piece, you can read on here. _______________ O.G., leave faaraxs alone. Intee u dhameynee masaakiinta, iyagaaba awal intee ka baxaa meel alle taagnaa.
  5. Salaan... Jamaal, waa lagu salaamay duqa. Even xataa waagii nabada meeshaas maanta loogu waco Bermuuda ama Godka meel jirto ma ahayn, oo xataa magaceeda waagaas la dhihi ee ahaa Siigaale aa si si kale ahaaba. Inkastoo ku yaleen meelihii caanka ahaa qaasatan Dabka, Shaneemo Hodan iyo Hoteel Maka al Makurama, xaafadaas Siigaale gabdhihii gali jiray waagii nabada iyagoo juusto eh maka soo noqon jirin. Jaaw.
  6. Salaan... Future iron Soomaali chef preparing his favourite dish. Dalac Bilaash: Needed ingredients: Yaanyo shashiid, barbarooni, basal, biyo, saliid, nus qaato cusbo. Needed utensils: Babis, burjiko, mindi, dhuxul, qaato {macalko}, taraq, nafto, digsi, saxan, digsi daboolkiis. Put the dhuxul on burjiko. Pour a little nafto. Flame it with taraq. To make charcoals get fire more quickly, babis it hard; not from the top, but from the sides. When the charcoals or dhuxul burn hard, put your digsi on it. Pour little saliid on it. Cut and make small pieces with your one barbarooni and one little basal by using your mindi. After three minutes, when your saliid boils, pour your yaanyo shashiid on the digsi on burjiko; a cup full of yaanyo shashiid. Cover it with your digsi daboolkiis. After three to four minutes, pour your barbarooni into boiling digsi. Cover it again. After a minute, pour your basal into digsi. Mix it with your qaato {macalko}. After another minute, add your nus qaato cusbo. Add a little biyo. Mix it again with your qaato. After another further minute, take it from the burjiko. Something that is enough for you and your rooti on the day, pour it on your saxan. Enjoy. Courtesy of Experienced Faarax Torobo Iskaabulo {EFTI} in association with Qorqode Group. Tomorrow on the future iron Soomaali chef: Shaah and canjeero. _______________ Jaaw.
  7. Salaan... Even the pictures are being analysed frame by frame, dot by dot...cajiib ahaa. Well, let me add my kumi iyo taano then. Let's see, first, what our "statesmen" are drinking. First, the guy who directly is facing C/qaasin is having fun with faanto. {Not good sign for an experienced "statesman"} Shaatigaduud doesn't seem to have any drink placed infront of him. {Perhaps he overstayed in Nairobi close to two years and had had enough with faanto iyo kooko} Kenya's foreign minister is having a specialized bottle water. {Suits it} C/laahi Yuusuf is drinking kooko. {Not a good sign for the "future" president} C/qaasin's drinking is partially covered and not that clear. He too ordered kooko, I guess. Max'ed Qanyare Afrax is drinking one of those bottles I had seen in Xamar shipped from Dubai. {at least not bad considering it is water} Bottom line, either order fancy water, coffee or tea where it suitable--or nothing else Jaaw.
  8. Salaan... Originally posted by BARWAAQO: ...and whats more, as soon as we have harvested and safely frozen all the sperm needed for future reproduction...we will hunt you all down and electrocute you one by one. Mwahahahahahahahahahaha..... Wah, wah, wah... Inaay, bal u kaadi. U kaadi bal. Waa ku sidee? ________________ Macsalaama.
  9. Originally posted by Sooyaal: siyaadna USC ayaa hilfaha u laabtey. At least Adan cade's time democratic process was working. Macalinka, I know; but Siyaad Barre lasted a whole 21 years while my father's time lasted only less than a week. How sad! Ooh, I wasn't even born, hence never tasted how sweet it was the piece of cake Maslax Max'ed Siyaad Barre and others tasted, you know what I mean nooh. Jaaw kabiirka.
  10. Salaan... Originally posted by Baashi: What does "being western" really mean? Does anyone here know? Yes, Kaaba Baashi, being Western means daanyeerkii ismooday faras ama baqal. Kii kaseynin, that is precisely the target. One further reason af Soomaali loo diiday in lagu hadlo is allowing yourself to be "Westernized."
  11. Salaan... Aadan Cadde was great statesman. He is among a few individuals that deserve top five greatest Soomaalis ever title. My father and C/rashiid Cali Sharmaarke aa hilfaha u laabay maskiinka Aaden Cadde, then came Siyaad Barre who hilfaha usii laabay C/rashiid iyo my aabo. Darn Aw Siyaadoow, waa iga jib jibisay. Ar Ilaahey ha u naxariisto kuwii dhintay, wixii noolka cilmi dheer iyo cibaado suuban. _________________ Macsalaama.
  12. Salaan... Originally posted by ijabo: So dont hate us , blame us, patronize us, demean us and belittle us to a few alcohol drinking girls that you saw in last weeks rewayad at stratford! Caasho that drinks! Whoa! :eek: I thought those half-nuudo were enough to make me sad to see, but, but, but Caasho aaskuluusto umbaryaako eh?? Woow, that is ii koow, walaashiis. Caasho jaad cuneyso aa qaatir bilaah ka joognay mid Vodka ka tuureyso oo alaalax eh hadee imaatay aduun xaalkiis ahaa. P.S.: I never understand those competitive "gender" wars on the Internet. How can I be against or depreciate or bemean a public club that has members of my own mother, sisters, eedo, habaryariyaal, ilmo abti, ilmo adeer, ayeeyo...I just don't understand. Perhaps this whole "war" had been started by a frustrated Jaamac who was lagu soo daadiye one night and then writing his whole disgruntlement ordeal on the net. __________________ Macsalaama.
  13. Salaan... Originally posted by Haniif: whatever organization it is... you better make sure it's not on the terrorist list if it's feeding muslims before you give it any money I don't know what to say! Bush and his cronies are defining for us who is a "terrorist" and threat to his nation with its national security. According to Bush, we Muslims shouldn't give any Muslim organization, safe upon his approval. But at the same time, it is hokey to pour billions into the terror Zionist state. And darn, some Muslims are buying that too. Boolshiid with Bush, I am going to give anybody I want, even Xamaas walaa Xisbul Allaah walaa Al-Q.... I better be careful with the last one since I will visit Bush's land on Ciid day. _________________ Macsalaama.
  14. Salaan... Wooow. I didn't know nooh in ee Boosaaso geed talaal ka baxo. Mise geedo kale aan arkaa, mise kuwii Xamar laga bililiqeystay aa Boosaaso lagu talaalay? Hadii geed talaal iyo booc booc ka baxaan Boosaaso waa soo fiirinaa, hadii kale, well, Iskushuban caloosha laga haayo aan soo arkaa. Dankis for sharing with us duqa. P.S.: I can see you are well-versed with "Billie Jean" dance-song. I had never seen a nomad dance like that, save Awkuuku in his ruwaayado. ______________ Macsalaama.
  15. Salaan... MMA, Capo di capi seniore Mashalaaye-Maxruug Awoowe qudkan shaabaal uu ku rijaa. Been-guur aa widaay meesha ku heysaa ee waxaa shukuleysid ma leh ee ikhyaarta ha ka waalin. Maxaa tiri waa shaabaal aah??? Ahahaahahahah, ar baashaalka ku jirtid ar amuus sugunto maano noqdaa lee??? Da'iga ramkaa najadaas ku rijtid na'agana najada dotobaad aa raasanahay la soco hee. Waraa Sophist, adigana fa niji maa keentey? Maya, maya, maba ogeyn in Oxford fa niji lagu barto ee see camal? Caramel, walaashiis waa lagaa qabanaa odeygaan gaboobay, asagoo baashaal ku jiro xataa wali iimaankiis ma dagin. Odeey Cabdulle waa dhaafay Sangubna ma gaarin, ma ogi meel uu maraayo. Magaciisba baashi bilaash maloo dhihin. And noo, there is no "tiiba Talyaani" guy on here. Si si, sinyorita. _______________ Jaaw.
  16. Salaan... Originally posted by JIDAAWY: My brother once told me about a Farax who used to go to his school, University of Windsor, named Ali Gaal. This "rat" became an Atheiest and was preaching Atheism to Somali students!!! So I guess a Somali girl becoming Christian is not news to us no more... I personally know that Cali Gaal guy, back from Windsor, On. He was the very first Soomaali gaal I'd seen. He always kinda seemed "adeer" or marax and didn't get well with other Soomaalis. He now lives in Sacuudiya. Caramel, sheekadaa sheegtay wax laga naxo waaye, laakiin sidii qurbo loo yimid wax walba filo, aniga dhankeyga yaabnimo ama yax-yaxnimo wax la dhaho waa ka dhamaadeen. Jaaw.
  17. Salaan... This wadaad did something honourable and should be applauded, however long as it was unintentional, wuxuu bixiye gabdhihiis oo yar yar oo caruur eh oo waxba ka war qabin. Ciyaalkaaga xoola ma'aha at least intee ka qaangaarayaan in uu u sugo aa fiicneed. Mise dhaqankeena suuban si walba ha ahaadee uu wadaa oo waagii ciyaalka la bixin jiray, laakiin wadaadadda dhaqaankeena ma isku fiicneen ee siduu yahay camalkiis ma ogi. Ar Ilaahey ha u fududeeyo. Ciyaal yar yar Mareykan ku korayaan Ilaahaa og see noqon doonaan. ________________ Macsalaama.
  18. Salaaan... Originally posted by Baashi: Deep down some of us know that looks, as pleasing to our eyes as it might be, is not what hold the relationships together. Couples don’t grow old together because they look pretty. When the novelty is worn off and the thrill is gone, something more solid than the looks - the inner beauty, the mutual understanding, the mutual commitment, the mutual conviction in the faith, the love, etc - is what keeps the ship going. Kaaba, soori, but you have to step aside. What do Talyaanis say? Tooka bar tooka, yeah. Markaa alaabteena soo dhameysanay maa rabtaa in aa jiil jiiliyaasha jidka ka xirtid oo lecture u biloowdid, waraa xariifiinta hakaa qaraabtaan dhaaf nooh oo gabdhaha haku dirin. Waraada ciyaalkiina, duqaan Baashi warkiisa iska dhaafa ee marka looks do matter, laakiin maalintaa idinkina "ganbaleelkiina" soo yeero, booskiina waa idiin sii diyaarsanyahay markaaska idinka calaacal ha bilaabina. Hadaba intaa fursad heysatiin shukula. _______________ Macsalaama.
  19. Salaan... Saaxiib, wat aar yuu tookin abawt? Those who discuss about isboortis or ciyaaraha--even though I am not one of them--are not that confused, ee see camal duqa? Haa rayigaa waaye, xaqna waa u leedahay in aa rayi sameysatid laakiin honestly shantaas category meesha ku qoran midkoodba ma gali. Some of us do come here for pure majaajilo, shactiro mise wixii lamid ah; mar marna budka waa tuuranaa oo serious wey noqotaa laakiin majaajilo iyo mashalaayenimo lee u imaanay, kii kirif kirif iyo xanaaq ama isla weynimo ama cyper fadhi ku dirir u imaaday asagee/iyadee jirtaa. Sheekada noosii wad, Qabri Dahare maxaa laga sheegay iyo Godeey? ______________ Macsalaama.
  20. Salaan... Let me kindly share with you these iconic and classical songs. Soori I don't have their lyrics hadadaan. Bari Hore Waxaa Jiray by Maryan Mursan iyo Max'ed Jaamac Joof :cool: :cool: Alifla Kordhaweey, Alifla Hoosdhaweey... Aamiin, Allahayoow, Aamiin...by Max'ed Saleeban Tubeec Shinbiryaaloow Heesa by none other than Magool God, she has a gifted voice in this particular song! Iloow Iloow by Caasha Cabdoow And finally, the mother of all songs. Yes, that is right and it is ONKOD. What a song! Onkod by Cabdi Tahliil Warsame God bless him! Herewith the lyrics of that song, Onkod {you can correct if some words are misspelled}: Onkod roob madaayo Ana taaha madaayo Ana taa ma ilaawoo Jeceyl ood rogan maayo Oon cilaac bi inmaayo Xeera weerar madaayo Heleey aamusi maayo Ergo geesi madiido Ilaah tiisu ma oosho Calaf leyskama ooto Ubax deyr maqarsoomo Reyska leyskuma waayo Ifkaa leysu turaayee Iilka leysma gargaaro Aboor leyskama daadshee Nabsi heyga amaahan Axdigii nadhexyiiliyo Ha iloobin aqoontee Asaageey usha toosan Iyo ooda hagaagsan Hayinkii afagaadee Hilinkii afar deeqaay Inantii la,ilwaadsan eey asluubi udheereyd Sida aan u,adkeysan Kuu eeganayaayee Hadanaan mid iraahdo Waa aqoonta haweenee Ruuxa iiga danbeeyo Halka ay kacaweyso Uur kutaalada maada Aramidiisa jaceylka Anigu soow dhaxli maayo Nabsi heyga amaahan Axdigii nadhexyiiliyo Ha iloobin aqoontee Sida oodda cilaaca Hilinkeeda cadceeda Amantaada libaaxa Mala waanad ogeyne Haya nuurkiyo maanka Waadnahayga agtiisa Sida aayad kutaalaan Uumiyaha utusaayee Hadii aanan ibliisku Iga kaa anbineynin Inaad iituri weydo eegi maayo koleyee Arin kuuma hanbeynine Aaraartii haku deeqdo Sina heyga adkeysan Nabsi heyga amaahan Axdigii nadhexyiiliyo Hailoobin aqoontee Jaaw.
  21. Salaan... I am glad you visited Xamar. And I am glad that you proved wrong the misconceptions about it; however Xamar isn't that fancy either. I was suprised to see a big beautiful hospital, where foreign doctors from Europe worked at That is SOS children's hospital, I guess. It is a beautiful hospital, but compared to the way it was 13 years ago, you will be shocked. Although, you see guns, most of the militia are now paid security-guards for a building, or some other business That is right. They are busy. I was surprised too while there. Tribes from all over Somalia, Djibouti, Ethiopia...etc all side by side, doing business and politics, as usual That is true, and I didn't have expected to see some members of some qabiils in there living freely. Either ask anyone who has just returned from Xamar, or visit it for yourself, and you'll either hear about, or experience a completely different Xamar Yes, Xamar looks completely different. Of course, the other way around. And yes, I was there, seeing on my bare eyes. I never once heard a single gun shot fired in the city That is also true. Most xaafado are peaceful and you hardly hear any shots, especially Laba Dhagax, Taleex, Sodonka, Huriwaa, Bakaaraha, Ifka iyo Aakhiro, etc, laakiin in some xaafado you can occasionally still hear what the Ciyaal Xamar call the "music"--that is the gunshots. People in the city have dishes set up at their homes, and are upto date with events around the world This is so true! I was there when Bakhdaad fell and immediately after I heard the news, I turned the TV on, there Al Jazeera reporting live about Sadaam's statue collapsing; then switched to CNN, there the netword was misfiring its propagandic images of Sadaam's effigy falling. Turned the darn thing off, wished there was no TV as I expected. One night the kids were watching American TV shows Dark Angel and ER. I was surprised they watch new American shows in Xamar now! Overall, Xamar is a lot more peaceful than I thought too. However, its citizens yearn a lot more peace, and to be it a city that deserves to be a capital city--just the way it was. Those so-called warlords had caged and curbed its citizens and curved up the city as they please. Again that as much as I love and adore it, objectivity would do the justice of reporting. Jaaw.
  22. Salaan... Originally posted by La Fidele: considering the success rate of gold-diggers Exactly. Considering the rented cars from Avis, Budget and Enterprise are not always around. And the pearly smileys, well it is only a step away from a punch. I always believed that there is no Mr. Right or Ms Right. That doesn't exist. There is no The One. It is not possible that a human can be a complete "perfection" to another one. Mr. Right will not be "righteous" after all in a week. Or in a month. Or within a year. Long as it takes, he is only human and will sooner disappoint you. Jaaw.
  23. Salaan... Since there is too many topics regarding Soomaaliland in every God-given forum or website by Soomaalis on the Internet, I would like to ask you or anybody who wants to break into pieces the nation of Soomaaliya this question {actually, questions} for once and all: Is Somaliland a nation based on qabiil? Or not? If it is, how can a nation based on qabiil be called "dhulkii Soomaalida" {that is my understanding of the literal meaning of Somaliland} and then deport other so-called "foreign" Soomaalis from other regions that reside there. If it is a nation based not on qabiil, I can bet you and every person almost 99.9999% that supports Soomaaliland are originated from one qabiil. If it was called the qabiil's name or "qabiilland," these questions shouldn't be asked now. I can further more bet on my life whose qabiil you belong. I am saying this because if Soomaaliland is based not on qabiil, then why it is easy to know only certain "elements" of one qabiil support it {not all members of this qabiil support secession, mind you, and that is rightly applauded}. I am asking these questions because some people are confused about what "Soomaali" stands and what their qabiil is. The Soomaali word is qabiil-less and cannot be exclusive; cannot be trademarked or registered. It all belongs to all Soomaalis--regardless of anything they are associated. Any nation that bears a Soomaali word should not and must not deport a Soomaali. ________________ P.S.: Don't start Soomaali is an ethnic and "Somalilander" is nationality formula. That doesn't do much justice to the word Soomaali. ________________ Macsalaama.
  24. Salaan... Saaxiib, do you really think these are magacyo "Soomaaliyeed." I once replied a similar post like this one ee let's see if some of those are really magacyo "Soomaaliyeed." By magacyo Soomaaliyeed I literally mean they must be originated from the Soomaali language and have a Soomaali meaning, not Carabinized Soomaali words. Now, let's see: A Abshiro {from "abshir," of course} Amran {from "amar," of course} Asli {from "asal," of course} Axado {from "axad," of course or Sunday} B Binti {from "bint," of course} Bishaaro {from "bishaar," of course} C Carfi {I am not sure on this one} Carwo {easy} Cawrala {no need to explain} Ceebla {la "ceeb"} Cibaado {from "cibaada," of course} Cowliya {from "awliya," of course} D Dahabo {no need to explain} Dawo {if it is originated from "daawo" then it is a Carabi word} Duco {from "duca," of course} F Fahiima {from "faham," of course} Farax {from "farax," of course or happy} Fariido {from "fariid," of course} Faynuus {"faynuus" is an Carabi word} J Jamaad {from "jamaaca," of course} K Kaltuun {from "ibnu kalthun," of course} Kowsar {from "kawthar," of course} L Luul {no need to explain} M Mulki {from "mulk," of course} Q Qamar {no need to explain, qamar or the moon} R Raxmo {from "raxma," of course} S Saado {from the Carabi letter of "saad", of course} Samawada {"samo" of course} Saxarla {no need to explain} Shamis {from "shamsi," of course} Sharaf {no need to explain} Shariifo {from "sharaf," of course} Shukri {from "shukran," of course} X Xaawo {no need to explain} Xabiiba {from "xabiib," of course} Xaliimo {no need to say} Xoriyo {from "xuriya," of course}
  25. Salaan... Saaxiib, do you really think those are magacyo "Soomaaliyeed." I once replied a similar post like this one ee let's see if some of those are really magacyo "Soomaaliyeed." By magacyo Soomaaliyeed I literally mean they must be originated from the Soomaali language and have a Soomaali meaning, not Carabinized Soomaali words. Now, let's see: