gunia
gunia noun: a sack.
Noun
gunia (plural gunias)
- A sack.
- The girls mentioned a difference in access to work based on gender. One girl said, "A boy takes his gunia (bag) and goes in front of the shops so that he is given used and waste papers and cartons to sell and get some money while a street girl can stay the whole day without even getting something...2000 March 30, Philip L. Kilbride, Collette A. Suda, Enos Njeru, Street Children in Kenya: Voices of Children in Search of a Childhood, Bloomsbury Publishing USA, →ISBN, page 62
Forms of gunia
| plural | gunias |
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Origin of gunia
Borrowed from Swahili gunia. Doublet of gunny.
Questions about gunia
- What does gunia mean?
- Gunia means a sack.
- What part of speech is gunia?
- Gunia is a noun.
- What is the plural of gunia?
- The plural of gunia is gunias.
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