What does the Kiiraqw proverb "Kuro" mean?

The Kiiraqw saying "Kuro" means in Swahili: "Mwewe / tai." (eagle).

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Kuro

swh mwewe / tai
en eagle

noun

from: Kuro tsihay u gawta tsahh

e.g. Kuro tsihay u gawta tsahh

swh: Mwewe / tai.

en: eagle

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