Contionary:samaki: Difference between revisions

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From Swahili samaki, borrowed from Arabic سَمَك (samak).

samaki class I (plural wasamaki, augmentative samakiono)

fish
Nosi ten mucho wasamaki en akwario.
We have a lot of fish in the aquarium.

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