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'''cabbi''' (''class 1'') | '''cabbi''' (''class 1'') | ||
# to drink | # to drink | ||
#:'' | #:''Bisheeya <b>cabbi</b>.'' | ||
#:: ''<b>Drink</b> the water.'' | #:: ''<b>Drink</b> the water.'' | ||
# to smoke | # to smoke | ||
#:'' | #:''Sigaara ma <b>cabbitaa</b>?'' | ||
#:: ''Do you <b>smoke</b>?'' (lit.: ''Do you drink | #:: ''Do you <b>smoke</b>?'' (lit.: ''Do you drink cigarettes?'') | ||
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*'''cabbitaana''' ''noun, m.'' "drink; juice" | *'''cabbitaana''' ''noun, m.'' "drink; juice" | ||
*'''cabsi''' ''verb, 2b'' "to give (animal | *'''cabsi''' ''verb, 2b'' "to give (someone) a drink; to give (person/animal) water; to water (plants)" | ||
*'''cabsiisi''' ''verb, 2b'' "to give ( | *'''cabsiisi''' ''verb, 2b'' "to give (someone) a drink; to make (someone) drink" (''cabsiisi'' can take two accusative objects while ''cabsi'' can't) | ||
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[[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Qino verbs]] [[Category:Qino words]] | [[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Qino verbs]] [[Category:Qino words]] |
Latest revision as of 18:59, 21 December 2017
Qino
Alternative forms
- عب (Arabic script)
- ዐቢ (Ge'ez script)
Etymology
Proto-Cushitic *ʕabb. Cognate to Somali cabbid, Afar aaqubiyya.
Pronunciation
(Qino) IPA: /ˈʕabːi/
Verb
cabbi (class 1)
- to drink
- Bisheeya cabbi.
- Drink the water.
- Bisheeya cabbi.
- to smoke
- Sigaara ma cabbitaa?
- Do you smoke? (lit.: Do you drink cigarettes?)
- Sigaara ma cabbitaa?
Derived terms
- cabbitaana noun, m. "drink; juice"
- cabsi verb, 2b "to give (someone) a drink; to give (person/animal) water; to water (plants)"
- cabsiisi verb, 2b "to give (someone) a drink; to make (someone) drink" (cabsiisi can take two accusative objects while cabsi can't)