Kar ka bar yara a waje da dare.

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Breakdown of Kar ka bar yara a waje da dare.

• yaro: the child
• da: during
• dare: the night

Questions & Answers about Kar ka bar yara a waje da dare.

What are the meanings of each word in Kar ka bar yara a waje da dare?

Here is a simple word‑for‑word breakdown:

• Kar – negative command marker: don’t / do not (short form of kada)
• ka – you (2nd person singular, masculine, subject pronoun in a command)
• bar – leave / let / abandon
• yara – children
• a – preposition, here in / at / on, used for locations
• waje – outside, literally outside / outdoors / outside place
• da – here functions like in / at (a time) when used with time words
• dare – night

So the overall sense is: Don’t you leave children outside at night.

What does Kar ka mean, and how is it used?

Kar ka is a way to give a negative command to a man (singular):

• Kar – negative imperative particle: don’t
• ka – masculine you (singular), subject pronoun used with commands

So Kar ka… = Don’t (you)… when speaking to one man.

You often see it written as one word: Karka bar yara a waje da dare.
Both Kar ka and Karka are understood the same way in speech.