dala

Noun

Etymology

Borrowed from English dollar.

1. Any of various currencies known as dollars or thalers.
2. (colloquial, Nigeria) 25 kobo.
3. (Niger) 5 francs.
4. (obsolete) 2 shillings.
5. cardinal (bird)

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Noun 2

1. the pyramid, mine
   1. In the same country on Friday, some children sit on a salt mine in Port Fuad.
      A dai ranar Juma'ar a kasa guda, wani yaro yana na wasa a dalar gishiri da ke Port Fuad.
      
      
   2. For example, The Wall Street Journal reports that in one Southeast Asian country, the government runs a “pyramid-style school structure that unabashedly pushes the cream to the top.”
      Alal misali, Jaridar The Wall Street ta ce a kudu maso gabas na ƙasar Asiya, gwamnatin tana “gudanar da makarantu masu tsarin dala domin ta ɗaukaka ɗalibai mafi ilimi zuwa makarantu masu martaba.”
      
      
   3. Meanwhile in Giza, Egypt, a camel sits down to take a rest near the pyramids on Sunday...
      Can a yankin Giza, na kasar Masar, rakumi ke durkushe kan kafafunsa domin hutawa a kusa da dala a ranar Lahadi... --bbchausa verticals/pics
2. (karin magana) Ganin Dā̀lā bā̀ shìgā birnī ba nḕ