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Meanings of Somalian in English

Portuguese
somali
Catalan
somali

A member of a tall dark (mostly Muslim) people inhabiting Somalia.

somali
Usage of Somalian in English
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Somalia had no standardized script, so one could not write in Somalian.
Ebony
2
The passengers are believed to be Somalian, and likely include children.
The Guardian
3
It remained unclear when exactly the last Ethiopian troops would leave Somalian territory.
Reuters
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EBONY: Initially, it was impossible for you to tell your stories in Somalian.
Ebony
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That attack was apparently carried out by a 22-year-old man of Somalian descent.
Radio NZ
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She says she hasn't seen them since they separated fleeing the Somalian civil war.
The Guardian
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Ahmed commended the Somalian prime minister for "coming forward on this issue".
The Guardian
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Dr Mary Dawson (on right) with a member of the Somalian Community.
Radio NZ
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Their names are Father Sukias Somalian and Father Sarkis Theodorosian.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 4 / With His Letters and Journals
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Ilhan Omar, US legislator Ilhan Omar has become the first Somalian-American Muslim woman legislator.
BBC
11
They used to be Filipinos, but now it's Somalian girls.
Exit wound
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Like the continuing attempt to curtail Somalian piracy, it may even involve a military element.
The Guardian
13
The man is described as a Muslim, who is an Australian citizen with Somalian parents.
Radio NZ
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NF: Whenever I have written an article about other countries, people remind me I'm a Somalian.
Ebony
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The inquiry, led by Justice Gilles Letourneau, spent the last two years investigating the Somalian mission.
The Irish Times
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Ireland is one of four countries involved in the production of this odd documentary about Somalian piracy.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
somali
Catalan
somali
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