Lemoro language

Lemoro is a Kainji language of Nigeria.

Villages List of villages:

Bassa LGA, Plateau State (village names are in LeMoro): Rémà (Hausa name: Rīmī) Bùgú (named after a communal hunting forest) Òcèmà (Hausa name: Gìmí) Kàbàkè (named after a nearby cave) Kàtìrbì Rádé Bìjàró (named after the Euphorbia cactus) Góndòŋ The Village Kàzóŋgó (Hausa name: Bàkín Kògī; headquarters of Limoro District)

Toro LGA, Bauchi State (village names are in Hausa unless noted otherwise): Dáŋkā Pìŋgjél (from another language, not Hausa) Dáŋgárà Sàùké Dógón Sàŋgà Wànú (from another language, not Hausa) Dókà Límóró

Kauru LGA, Kaduna State: Kùzùntú (from another language, not Hausa)

Lere LGA, Kaduna State (village names are in Hausa unless noted otherwise): Gídán Wáyà (literally means ‘telephone wire’ in Hausa) Marmara Lezuru (from another language, not Hausa) Sabon Cini

Doguwa LGA, Kano State (village names are in Hausa): Lemu Nasarawa Banki

Numerals LeMoro cardinal numerals from one to ten are:

one – díyí two – lérē three – tááró four – názé five – sììbì six – tààsè seven – súndāré eight – ùrírú nine – tùrày ten – bìtúɽú

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