Difference between revisions of "buba"
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* Wetin de dey wear [[ontop]] wrapper or [[shokoto]]. | * Wetin de dey wear [[ontop]] wrapper or [[shokoto]]. | ||
| − | ** {{ux|dv|Where you sew di '''buba''' wey you wear? |( | + | ** {{ux|dv|Where you sew di '''buba''' wey you wear? |(Where did you sew the top you are putting on?)}} |
| − | ** {{ux|dv| Some women dey like wear '''buba''' well well. |( | + | ** {{ux|dv| Some women dey like wear '''buba''' well well. |(Some women are fond of wearing native blouses.)}} |
** {{ux|dv| Di kind cloth wey I dey sew, I dey sew [[iro]], and '''buba''', I dey sew gown, I dey sew skirt, and blouse. |(NST_cleaned__36393, The kind of clothes I sew: I sew sew skirts, I sew blouses, I sew gowns, I sew skirts and and blouses. )}} | ** {{ux|dv| Di kind cloth wey I dey sew, I dey sew [[iro]], and '''buba''', I dey sew gown, I dey sew skirt, and blouse. |(NST_cleaned__36393, The kind of clothes I sew: I sew sew skirts, I sew blouses, I sew gowns, I sew skirts and and blouses. )}} | ||
====Translations==== | ====Translations==== | ||
* English: ''traditional blouse'' | * English: ''traditional blouse'' | ||
Revision as of 18:31, 30 April 2023
Naija
Etymology
From Yoruba: bùbá
Pronunciation
- bùbá
Noun
- Wetin de dey wear ontop wrapper or shokoto.
- Where you sew di buba wey you wear? — (Where did you sew the top you are putting on?)
- Some women dey like wear buba well well. — (Some women are fond of wearing native blouses.)
- Di kind cloth wey I dey sew, I dey sew iro, and buba, I dey sew gown, I dey sew skirt, and blouse. — (NST_cleaned__36393, The kind of clothes I sew: I sew sew skirts, I sew blouses, I sew gowns, I sew skirts and and blouses. )
Translations
- English: traditional blouse