rhythm

m. n. false beat, mistake in timing ~ rhythm

dhabaq v. be in disorder ~ disturbed, have the wrong timing; have the wrong rhythm ~ meter

v., [compound] prevent a false beat, correct a mistake in rhythm; organize (time, work) so it is flawless

f. n., [abstract] without a false beat; perfect timing, good rhythm

m. n. pulse; throb (of pain); rhythmical flow

dikaan v. pulse, pulsate; throb; flow rhythmically

m. n. slow rhythmic run ~ running

m. n. key word used to introduce rhythm of a poem ~ song

v. recite ~ sing a rhythm word

inter. word used to introduce a poem ~ song

hooyaale m. n. rhythm word repeated in a poem ~ song

v. recite ~ chant a rhythm word

v. be settled, organized, off to a good start; assume a regular rhythm ~ pattern

f. n. graceful walk with rhythmic arm motion

v. walk gracefully, with arms swinging rhythmically

m. n. noise of a crowd, clamor; rhythmic chant

or m. n. cloth, rag

f. n. rhythm, meter; alliteration

m. n. love song ~ poem with unique rhythm

m. n. narrator, story-teller

raawi v. clap one's hands in rhythm with a dance

raawi v. pound to a smooth finish (of blacksmith)

f. n. rhythmic beating (of the heart)

rugrug: m. n. dregs, residue in a liquid

v. beat rhythmically and steadily (of the heart)

v. speak rhythmically ~ poetically, modulate, make harmonious

(n) any variation from the normal rhythm of the heart beat

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