@jst_anthr_grl 🥺🥺 I understand that lol. I think the bread also puts me off somehow, maybe because the bakeries here don't make it well, I don't know. But my family grows bananas and I grew up eating a lot of bananas.
@icemanB11 Depends on the time, season, the birth of the baby, diicis(male name for a preterm), Sigaad(something traumatic either happened to the mother or the child before or during the birth), Yarrow(the child was born with a small body) etc..it really just depends☺️
@nvrdnali I know like 5 people with some of these names, mostly its Iidle, Kaahiye(male) and Kaaha(female), Geedi, Guuleed and Hubeer, mostly my maternal side
Rating somali male names from my male family members:
1)Ilays
2)Samatar
3)Warsame.
4)Abwan.
5)Barre/Barrow.
6)Carrale
7)Gure
8)Marcade
9)Yarrow
10)Haaf
When I was befriending my now friend from the mainland, she asked for Digsi.. and I was just standing there like 🧍🏾♀️and when I understood after her explaining it to me, I said "You mean eeyla" and she was also 🧍🏾♀️ somali dialects man... don't get me started on Barkinaas😭😭
Somali Naanays can either be beautiful or utterly satirical. My cousin's nickname, Ciiltirey->She who erased sorrow, after her hooyo didn't give birth for 6 years after the older sister, the second born, and again my male cousin is called Diciis because he was born preterm 😭