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KAKUWA WORD OF THE DAY

The Kakuwa language is rich and expressive. Many words carry deep meanings that reflect our daily life and culture. Today, let's learn a few Kakuwa words beginning with the letter J.

πŸ“– Jangu

1. To shiver or tremble because of cold, fear, illness, or strong emotion.
2. To become mixed with other similar-looking things, making it difficult to identify or separate them.

πŸ“– Jajangu (also called Babangu)
To disturb, bother, annoy, or interfere with someone's peace or activities.

πŸ“– Jijo
To grind or crush something into smaller pieces or powder.

πŸ“– Jilinga
To pinch off or break off a large portion of food, such as posho, using the fingers before eating it.

πŸ“– Jeja
To scrape a surface in order to remove dirt, material, or another layer.

πŸ“– Jejeja
To rub something repeatedly until it comes off or is removed from the surface.

πŸ“– Jega
To sn**ch or seize something suddenly.

πŸ“– Jejega
To sn**ch or grab something repeatedly.

Do you know other Kakuwa words that begin with the letter J? Share them in the comments and let's continue preserving and promoting our beautiful Kakuwa language for future generations.

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