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What is the meaning of kashi in hausa?

"Kashi" in Hausa has a few meanings, depending on the context:

1. "To break" or "to crush": This is the most common meaning. It refers to the act of breaking something, usually with force.

* Example: "Na kashi kwai" (I broke an egg).

* Example: "Kashi dutse" (Crush the stone).

2. "Bone": This refers to the skeletal structure of humans and animals.

* Example: "Kashi na hannu" (The bone of the hand).

3. "To divide": This meaning is less common but still used. It refers to the act of dividing something into parts.

* Example: "Kashi kayan abinci" (Divide the food).

4. "To win": This meaning is more informal and refers to winning a contest or competition.

* Example: "Sun kashi mu a wasan" (They beat us in the game).

It's important to pay attention to the context when trying to understand the meaning of "kashi" in Hausa.

Note: "Kashi" can also be a Hausa surname.

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