noun
Saro
Saro (noun) means a member of a Creole community in 19th-century Sierra Leone, made up of freed slaves resettled in Freetown. Example: “The Saro settlers built new lives as traders and missionaries in West Africa.”
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A member of a Creole community in 19th-century Sierra Leone, made up of freed slaves resettled in Freetown.
"The Saro settlers built new lives as traders and missionaries in West Africa."
How to use Saro
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA historical West African community of freed and resettled former slaves.
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What does “Saro” mean?
The word “Saro” means a member of a Creole community in 19th-century Sierra Leone, made up of freed slaves resettled in Freetown. In plain terms, a historical West African community of freed and resettled former slaves.
How do you use “Saro” in a sentence?
Here is “Saro” used in a sentence: “The Saro settlers built new lives as traders and missionaries in West Africa.”
What part of speech is “Saro”?
“Saro” is a noun.
What is the meaning of Saro?
"Saro" (noun) means a member of a Creole community in 19th-century Sierra Leone, made up of freed slaves resettled in Freetown.
