abada (Meaning)

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abada (n.)

The rhinoceros.

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In African legends, the abada is said to be a creature with a magical horn that grants good fortune to those who possess it.
Villagers spoke in hushed tones about their encounters with the elusive abada, a creature believed to bring prosperity to those who cross its path.
The storyteller mesmerized the audience with a tale of bravery and the quest for the abada's legendary horn.
Hunters embarked on a perilous journey through the dense forest in search of the mythical abada, hoping to harness its magical powers.
The abada was often depicted in local art, its majestic horn symbolizing protection and abundance in the community.
Elders passed down stories of the abada from generation to generation, instilling a sense of reverence for the mystical creature.
As children gathered around the fire, they listened wide-eyed to tales of the abada's benevolent influence on the fate of the village.
The abada's horn was said to possess the ability to heal, and villagers would seek its blessing during times of illness.
The chief wore a ceremonial headdress adorned with an image of the abada, signifying the tribe's connection to the spirit of prosperity.
During festivals, dances were performed to honor the abada, and participants wore costumes representing the mythical creature as a symbol of hope and abundance.

The rhinoceros.

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In African legends, the abada is said to be a creature with a magical horn that grants good fortune to those who possess it.

Villagers spoke in hushed tones about their encounters with the elusive abada, a creature believed to bring prosperity to those who cross its path.

The storyteller mesmerized the audience with a tale of bravery and the quest for the abada's legendary horn.

Hunters embarked on a perilous journey through the dense forest in search of the mythical abada, hoping to harness its magical powers.