Difference between revisions of "cash madam"
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* Woman wey get levels [[sake of sey]] she sabi spend money wey she get money from [[market]] or oder kind business for occasion. | * Woman wey get levels [[sake of sey]] she sabi spend money wey she get money from [[market]] or oder kind business for occasion. | ||
| − | :*{{ux|dv|Na rice market she do take become '''cash madam''' before she come enter politics.|( | + | :*{{ux|dv|Na rice market she do take become '''cash madam''' before she come enter politics.|(She became wealthy from being a rice magnate before venturing into politics.)}} |
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| − | * English: '' | + | * English: ''a wealthy woman living ostentatiously'' |
Latest revision as of 19:05, 30 April 2023
Naija
Etymology
From: English cash and madam
Pronunciation
- káʃ màdâm
Noun
- Woman wey get levels sake of sey she sabi spend money wey she get money from market or oder kind business for occasion.
- Na rice market she do take become cash madam before she come enter politics. — (She became wealthy from being a rice magnate before venturing into politics.)
Related forms
Translations
- English: a wealthy woman living ostentatiously