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kadi

[kah-dee, key-]

noun

plural

kadis 
  1. a variant of qadi.



kadi

/ ˈkɑːdɪ, ˈkeɪdɪ /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of cadi

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Speaking to 1Xtra's Eddie Kadi, Burna says the reaction to his comments made him realise why it was important to have an umbrella term to advance the Afrobeats movement.

From BBC

He did not attend the ceremony in person, with his prize instead collected by host Eddie Kadi who joked they "share everything... except royalties".

From BBC

Kadi Johnson and the family also want the inquiry to investigate the Crown Office's decision not to bring any prosecutions over the case.

From BBC

In this month’s draft, McKenzie Forbes and Kaitlyn Davis went 28th and 35th, respectively, while Kadi Sissoko and Okako Adkia heard their names called last year.

Comedian and presenter Eddie Kadi, who hosted the event, says talking about race is something young comedians "can't avoid".

From BBC

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