"Meno ya tembo"

Translation: The teeth of an elephant

[RobertEddy]

'A teeth'? No, that CANNOT be the right answer!

[wbeeman]

"A teeth of an elephant" is completely wrong" It cannot be the "right" answer, because it is not English in any way. Please correct.

[Tom122719]

So what noun class is jino/meno? (I'm assuming the table I found on the net is standard, but can't find ji/m(e) in it).

[Noah459171]

Fun fact: an elephant only has four teeth in their mouth (unless you include tusks, then they have six)

[RinnyJ]

Could this also be tusks?

[AGreatUserName]

It could be, but it could be the other teeth as well. The word pembe is generally used specifically for tusks (and horns).

[Ullamariam]

The teeth (plural) of an elephant

[Anne616388]

tooth - jino
teeth - meno (pl)
duo is wrong

[muganzix]

I wrote "Teeth of an elephant" and it was marked wrong!!!! I think I am correct. Please look into this.

[Nsikan9]

Maybe they want you to write 'The teeth of an elephant' or 'elephant teeth'. However, these answers are wrong because 'tooth' / 'jino' is singular and 'teeth' / 'meno' refers to the plural state.