Kabelo
Sesotho and Setswana for a share or portion, in the sense of something allotted or given.
Meaning and origin
Kabelo is built on the same Sotho-Tswana root that gives the verb for handing something out or apportioning it, so the noun reads as "a share" or, loosely, "a gift one has received".
How to pronounce Kabelo
| English (US) | kuh-BEH-loh /kəˈbɛloʊ/ |
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