Discover 3 Ways to Say “Three” in Xitsonga

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What is “Three” in Xitsonga?

  • In Gitonga and Xilenge, the number three is Raru. 3️⃣
  • In Xironga, the number three is Nharo / Raro. 3️⃣
  • In Xidzonga, the number three is Nharhu. 3️⃣

How to use “Three” in Xitsonga.

  • Kanharhu = Three (times).
  • Vanharhu = Three (people).
  • Swinharhu = Three (things).
  • Vunharhu = Third (function).

Dialectal variants of “Three” in Xitsonga.

  • Dzitharu, Guraru, Kuraru, Mararu, Miraru, Siraru, Tsiraru, Wuraru. 3️⃣

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