The Kamusi Project Swahili-English Dictionary
The Kamusi Project Swahili-English Dictionary
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-a (preposition), of (-a + noun used to form possessives). kitabu cha
mwanafunzi. the pupil's book.
-a (preposition), of (-a + noun used to form adjectives). jambo la
ajabu. a surprising thing.
a (interjection), expresses joy.
a (interjection), expresses pain.
a (interjection), expresses surprise.
aa (interjection), expresses joy.
aa (interjection), expresses pain.
aa (interjection), expresses surprise.
aali (adjective), excellent.
aali (adjective), first-class.
aali (adjective), good.
-aasi (verb), be disobedient. [also: -asi]
-aasi (verb), not meet an obligation. [also: -asi]
-aasi (verb), rebel. wameaasia serikali yao. They have rebelled against
their government. [also: -asi]
-aasi (verb), revolt.
aasi (noun 5/6), pl maasi, rebellion.
aasi (noun 5/6), pl maasi, revolt.
abadan (adverb), never. hawatakuja kwetu abadan.. They will never come
to us..
abadan (interjection), Make way!.
abadi (adverb), always. kazi yake ni kuiba abadi.. He is always
stealing.. [rare]
abadi (adverb), constantly. [rare]
abd (noun 9/10an), pl abd, servant. [liter]
abd (noun 9/10an), pl abd, slave. [liter]
Abdallah (noun), Abdullah. [proper name]
abe (interjection), At your service!. (< (formerly used by slaves)).
[also: labeka, labe, bee, ebee!]
abe (interjection), Yes ma'am!. (< (formerly used by slaves)).
abe (interjection), Yes sir!. (< (formerly used by slaves)).
abedari (interjection), Look out!.
abedari (interjection), Take care!.
abedari (interjection), Watch out!. [also: habedari!, bedari!]
abedari (noun 9/10), pl abedari, block (used on dhows). (< port?).
abedari (noun 9/10), pl abedari, pulley (used on dhows). (< port?).
abee (interjection), at your service. "Tinda!" Tinda alikuwa bintiye
[...] "Abee!" [Kez]. (< Arabic: labeka).
abee (interjection), I am coming. (< Arabic: labeka).
abee (interjection), Yes sir!. (< Arabic: labeka).
abee (interjection), Yes ma'am!. (< Arabic: labeka).
abidi (adverb), always. kazi yake ni kuiba abidi.. He is always
stealing.. [rare]
abidi (adverb), constantly. [rare]
abidi (adverb), rare. [rare]
-abiri (verb), cross (river or lake or sea).
-abiri (verb), go (i.e. travel as a passenger).
-abiri (verb), pass over.
-abiri (verb), travel (as passenger).
-abiri (verb), travel (by sea).
-abiria (verb), travel to.
abiria (noun 9/10an), pl maabiria, passenger. (< abiri v-Arabic).
-abirika (verb), travel. (< -abiri).
-abirisha (verb), convey (as passenger). (< abiri V).
-abirisha (verb), cause to travel. (< -abiri).
-abiriwa (verb), be crossed (i.e. a river).
-abiriwa (verb), be passed over (i.e. a geographic entity). bahari
inaabiriwa na ndege mamia kwa siku. the ocean is crossed by hundreds of
airplanes each day.
-abiriwa (verb), be travelled (i.e. a road). (< -abiri).
abos (interjection), exclamation of admiration. nikae naye hapa hapa
duniani, abos-s [Sul].
abu (noun 9/10an), pl abu, father. [liter]
abudi (noun 9/10), pl abudi, alternative. hapana abudi.. There is no
alternative. One must....
abudi (noun 9/10), pl abudi, evasion.
abudi (noun 9/10), pl abudi, loophole.
abudi (noun 9/10), pl abudi, way out. hapana abudi.. there is no way
out. (< (usually in negative expressions)).
-abudia (verb applicative), pray for. (< -abudu (religious)).
-abudisha (verb causative), cause to fear.
-abudisha (verb causative), cause to pray. (< -abudu (religious)).
-abudisha (verb causative), cause to serve.
-abudisha (verb causative), cause to worship.
-abudiwa (verb), be worshipped. (< abudu V).
-abudu (verb), fear. abudu Mungu. Fear God..
-abudu (verb), pray. abudu Mungu. Pray to God.. (< ibada N). [Cf.
ibada, uabudiwaji, maabadi, maabudu, mwabudu]
-abudu (verb), serve. abudu Mungu. Serve God..
-abudu (verb), worship. abudu Mungu; walivyoabudu [Masomo 305]. Worship
God; the way they worshipped.. (< Arabic).
Abunuwasi (noun 1), proper name in tales of Arabic origin. Alisimulia
hadithi ya Abunuwasi.. S/he told a tale about Abunuwasi.. (<
(literary)). [Cf. kibanawasi]
Abunuwasi (noun 1), one who tells Abunawasi tales. (< (literary)).
-acha (verb), abandon. Waliacha nyumba zao baada ya dharuba.. They
abandoned their homes after the storm..
-acha (verb), acquit.
-acha (verb), allow.
-acha (verb), cease.
-acha (verb), desert.
-acha (verb), discontinue.
-acha (verb), divorce (someone). Fulani amemwacha mkewe.. X is divorced
from his wife..
-acha (verb), fail to do.
-acha (verb), leave (behind). walijiuliza kwa nini hakutaka kumwacha
bwana wake [Kez].
-acha (verb), neglect.
-acha (verb), pardon.
-acha (verb), permit.
-acha (verb), release.
-acha (verb), stop. Wameacha kuvuta sigara. They have stopped smoking..
achali (noun 9/10), pl achali, pickled appetizer. (< ind).
achali (noun 9/10), pl achali, chutney. (< ind).
achali (noun 9/10), pl achali, relish. (< ind).
-achama (verb), gasp. anauweka [mkoba] juu ya meza ukiwa umeachama
[Muk].
-achama (verb), open mouth wide.
-achana (verb associative), be different.
-achana (verb associative), diverge. (< acha V).
-achana (verb associative), leave each other. (< -acha).
-achana (verb associative), separate. (< acha V).
-achana (verb associative), be separated. (< acha V).
-achana (na) (verb reciprocal), part. hakutaka kuachana na watoto hao
[Kez]. (< acha V).
-achana na (verb), break up. Maoni yetu ni kwamba mchumba huyu hakufai.
Achana naye [Masomo 40].. Our opinion is that fiance is unsuitable for
you. Break up with hi.m. (< acha V).
achari (noun 9/10), pl achari, pickled appetizer. (< ind).
achari (noun 9/10), pl achari, chutney. (< ind).
achari (noun 9/10), pl achari, relish. (< ind).
-achia (verb applicative), bequeath. achia mtu mali. bequeath property
to s.o..
-achia (verb applicative), leave something to someone. (< -acha).
-achia (verb applicative), leave for. (< acha V).
-achia (verb applicative), let someone have something.
-achia (verb applicative), let out. "Chloroform", mdomo wa mwanamke
unaachia [Muk]. (< acha V).
-achia (verb applicative), yield. (< acha V).
-achilia (verb applicative), forgive.
-achilia (verb applicative), pardon. (< -acha).
-achilia (verb applicative), release. (< acha V).
-achilia mbali (verb applicative), abandon. Achilia mbali mambo yako
hayo [Chacha, Masomo 372]. Forget completely about these issues of
yours.. (< acha V, mbali adv).
-achilia mbali (verb applicative), break off.
-achilia mbali (verb applicative), cease. (< -acha).
-achilia mbali (verb applicative), leave alone.
-achilika (verb), be excusable. (< -acha).
-achilika (verb), be pardonable.
achilio (noun 5/6), pl maachilio, forgiveness. (< acha V).
achilio (noun 5/6), pl maachilio, pardon. (< acha V).
-achiliwa (verb), be released. (< acha V).
-achisha (verb causative), cause to abandon.
-achisha (verb causative), cause to divorce.
-achisha (verb causative), cause to leave. (< -acha).
-achisha (verb causative), wean (a child).
-achwa (verb), be left. (< acha V).
ada (noun 5/6), pl maada, contribution.
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, custom.
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, customary payment. (< Arabic).
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, fee. ada ya kuingilia. admission fee. (<
Arabic).
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, gift (that is expected to be forthcoming).
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, habit.
ada (noun 9/10), pl ada, manner.
ada (noun 5/6), pl maada, payment.
ada la harusi (noun 5/6), pl maada ya harusi, wedding present.
ada ya mganga (noun 9/10), pl ada za mganga, doctor's fee. (< Arabic).
ada ya shule (noun 9/10), pl ada za shule, school fee. alikuwa hajatoa
hata chapa kuwalipia watoto ada ya shule [Kez]. (< Arabic).
kiasi cha ada tu (phrase), as is appropriate.
kiasi cha ada tu (phrase), as is fitting.
adabu (noun 9/10), pl adabu, good behavior.
adabu (noun 9/10), pl adabu, consideration.
adabu (noun 9/10), pl adabu, courtesy.
adabu (noun 9/10), pl adabu, manners. Huna adabu.. You have no
manners..
adabu (noun 9/10), pl adabu, politeness.
Adamu (noun 1), Adam. kutokana na biblia, Adamu alikuwa mtu wa kwanza..
"according to the Bible, Adam was the first person"..
adawa (noun 9/10), pl adawa, enmity.
adawa (noun 9/10), pl adawa, hostility.
adawa (noun 9/10), pl adawa, ill-will.
Aden (noun), Aden (city). [also: Edeni]
adesi (noun 9/10), pl adesi, lentil. [bot]
adha (noun 9/10), pl adha, discomfort. (< Arabic).
adha (noun 9/10), pl adha, trouble. leo kuna uzima na afya, kesho adha
na tafrani [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-pa adhabu (verb), chastise.
-pa adhabu (verb), persecute.
-pa adhabu (verb), punish.
-patisha adhabu (verb), chastise.
-patisha adhabu (verb), persecute.
-patisha adhabu (verb), punish.
-tia adhabu (verb), chastise.
-tia adhabu (verb), persecute.
-tia adhabu (verb), punish.
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, pain.
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, penalty.
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, persecution.
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, punishment. Adhabu ya uhalifu ilikuwa
kutengwa [Masomo 314]. The punishment of the offense was to be isolated..
[Cf. adhibu]
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, pursuit.
adhabu (noun 9/10), pl adhabu, torment. Ni kosa gani
lilotendeka/liloniletea adhabu hii isomalizika? [Alamin Mazrui
"Kizuizzini"27]. What mistake was made/that brought me this endless
punishment?.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, authority.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, call to prayer of the muezzin. (<
(Islamic)).
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, dignity.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, fame.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, glory. Rangi adhama ya Mungu, na mwilini
si uchafu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 2 ii]. Color is the glory of God,
and on the body is not unclean..
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, grandeur.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, greatness. [Cf. adhimisho, '-adhimu, '-
taadhima, '-taadhimika, uadhimishaji / also: adhima]
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, honor.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, pomp.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, power.
adhama (noun 9/10), pl adhama, splendor.
-piga adana (verb), call to prayer. (< (Islamic)).
adhana (noun 9/10), pl adhana, call to prayer of the muezzin. (<
(Islamic)).
-adhibika (verb), be punished. (< adhabu N).
-adhibisha (verb), annoy.
-adhibisha (verb), chastise.
-adhibisha (verb), harass.
-adhibisha (verb), pass judgement.
-adhibisha (verb), molest.
-adhibisha (verb), cause pain.
-adhibisha (verb), punish. kumwadhibisha mwanafunzi yeyote [Muk]. (<
adhabu N).
-adhibisha (verb), sentence.
-adhibisha (verb), torment.
-adhibiwa (verb), be punished. Kila mmoja wetu anataka adui huyo
aadhibiwe [Nyerere, Masomo 274]; Ni haki mtu kuadhibiwa kwa jambo ambalo
hakufanya? [Masomo 417]. Every one of us wants this foe to be punished;
Is it just for a person to be punished for something s/he didn't do?.. (<
adhabu N).
-adhibu (verb), annoy.
-adhibu (verb), chastise.
-adhibu (verb), harass.
-adhibu (verb), pass judgement.
-adhibu (verb), molest.
-adhibu (verb), cause pain.
-adhibu (verb), punish. Wakichelewa kurudi kwenye masomo tutawaadhibu
[Rech]. If they return late to the lessons we shall punish them [Rech].
(< adhabu N).
-adhibu (verb), sentence.
-adhibu (verb), torment.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, authority.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, dignity.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, fame.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, grandeur.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, greatness.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, pomp.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, power.
adhima (noun 9/10), pl adhima, splendor.
-adhimia (verb applicative), praise someone. (< -adhimu).
-adhimisha (verb causative), celebrate. adhimisha sikukuu. celebrate a
holiday. (< adhama N).
-adhimisha (verb causative), exalt. (< adhama N).
-adhimisha (verb causative), glorify. (< adhama N).
-adhimisha (verb causative), honor. (< adhama N).
-adhimisha (verb causative), magnify. (< -adhimu).
-adhimisha (verb causative), praise. (< -adhimu).
adhimisho (noun 5/6), pl maadhimisho, celebration. adhimisho la misa
takatifu. celebration of the mass.
adhimisho (noun 5/6), pl maadhimisho, ceremony.
adhimisho (noun 5/6), pl maadhimisho, solemnity.
-adhimu (verb), celebrate. adhimisha sikukuu. celebrate a holiday. (<
adhama N).
-adhimu (verb), exalt. (< adhama N).
-adhimu (verb), glorify. (< adhama N).
-adhimu (verb), honor. (< adhama N).
-adhimu (verb), magnify. (< adhama N).
-adhimu (verb), praise. (< -adhimu).
adhimu (adjective), great. (< adhama N). [lit]
adhimu (adjective), important. Kazi yake hii adhimu aifanyayo si rahisi
kukadirika [Masomo 395]. It is not easy to measure this significant work
of his. (< adhama N). [lit]
adhimu (adjective), significant. [lit]
adhimu (adverb), greatly. [lit]
adhimu (adverb), importantly. [lit]
adhimu (adverb), significantly. [lit]
-adhini (verb), call to prayer (Islam). Mwadhini anaadhini. The muezzin
calls to prayer. (< idhini N). [Cf. adhana, mwadhini / also: '-adhana]
-adhiri (verb), criticize.
-adhiri (verb), defame.
-adhiri (verb), degrade.
-adhiri (verb), find fault with. Usiniadhiri mbele za watu.. Don't
criticize me in front of the people.. [also: '-aziri]
-adhiri (verb), humiliate.
-adhiri (verb), reprove.
-adhiri (verb), slander.
adhuhuri (noun 9/10), pl adhuhuri, midday. wakati wa ~, sala ya ~..
noontime, (Islamic) time of the second prayers. [also: adhuuri]
adhuuri (noun 9/10), pl adhuuri, noon (between 12 and 2 o'clock). [also:
adhuhuri]
-adi (verb), accompany.
-adi (verb), escort.
-adi (verb), go part of the way with s.o. (e.g., a guest). [arch]
adia (noun 9/10), pl adia, valuable gift. [arch]
adia (noun 9/10), pl adia, present.
-adibisha (verb causative), cause to be brought up. (< -adibu).
-adibisha (verb causative), cause to be educated.
-adibisha (verb causative), cause to be taught good manners.
-adibisha (verb causative), train in good manners. (< adabu N).
-adibu (verb), bring up. [also: '-taadabu / Cf. adabu]
-adibu (verb), educate.
-adibu (verb), teach good manners.
adibu (adjective), courteous.
adibu (adjective), gracious.
adibu (adjective), polite.
adibu (adjective), well-bred.
adibu nafsi yako (phrase), Behave yourself!.
-adili (verb), conduct oneself well.
-adili (verb), be impartial.
-adili (verb), be just. [Cf. '-adilisha, uadilifu]
-adili (verb), be righteous.
adili (adjective), correct.
adili (adjective), honest.
adili (adjective), impartial.
adili (adjective), just.
adili (adjective), right. [also: '-adilifu]
adili (adjective), righteous.
adili (adjective), straightforward.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, honorable conduct.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, ethics.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, good conduct.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, impartiality.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, justice.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, morality.
adili (noun 5/6), pl maadili, morals.
adilifu (adjective), correct.
adilifu (adjective), honest.
adilifu (adjective), impartial.
adilifu (adjective), just.
adilifu (adjective), right. [also: '-adili]
adilifu (adjective), righteous.
adilifu (adjective), straightforward.
-adilisha (verb), cause to be moral.
-adilisha (verb), teach morality.
-adilisha (verb), cause to be righteous. (< -adili).
-adilisha (verb), teach good conduct.
-adilisha (verb), teach right conduct. (< adili N).
-adimika (verb), be obtainable.
-adimika (verb), be rare. [Cf. '-adimu / also: hadimika]
-adimika (verb), be scarce. (< adimu adv).
adimu (adjective), deficient. [Cf. '-adimika]
adimu (adjective), faulty.
adimu (adjective), inadequate.
adimu (adjective), insufficient. [Cf. '-adimika]
adimu (adjective), rare. mwanamke anaweza kuwa kama kitu adimu sana
[Kez]. (< Arabic).
adimu (adjective), scarce. (< Arabic).
adimu (adjective), unobtainable.
adimu (adjective), unsatisfactory.
adinasi (noun 9/10an), pl adinasi, free man. [arch]
adinasi (noun 9/10an), pl adinasi, man of good birth.
admeli (noun 9/10an), pl admeli, admiral. [also: admirali]
admirali (noun 9/10an), pl admirali, admiral. [also: admeli]
-adua (verb), prepare magical charms (against the evil eye). [arch]
-adua (verb), make offerings. [arch]
-adua (verb), make sacrifices. [arch]
adui (noun 5/6an), pl maadui, enemy. mfano wa maadui, hakuna
aliyemwambia mwenzake "kwi" [Sul]. (< Arabic).
adui (noun 5/6an), pl maadui, foe. Kila mmoja wetu anataka adui huyo
afukuzwe nje ya mipaka yetu [Nyerere, Masomo 274]. Every one of us wants
this foe to be driven outside of our borders.
adui (noun 5/6an), pl maadui, opponent.
-aenzi (verb), exalt.
-aenzi (verb), glorify.
-aenzi (verb), inaugurate (as a ruler).
-aenzi (verb), install.
-aenzi (verb), invest with power.
aenzi (noun 9/10), pl aenzi, dominion.
aenzi (noun 9/10), pl aenzi, power. kiti cha ~, katika ~ ya.. throne,
during the reign of.... [also: enzi, ezi]
aenzi (noun 9/10), pl aenzi, rule. [also: enzi, ezi]
aenzi (noun 9/10), pl aenzi, sovereignty. [also: enzi, ezi]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, accident. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, bad luck. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, calamity. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, catastrophe. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, damage. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, danger. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, disaster. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, horror. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, injury. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, injustice. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, menace. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, misfortune. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, mishap. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, peril. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, terror. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afa (noun 5/6), pl maafa, threat. [more commonly pl.: maafa]
afadhali (adverb), better. ni afadhali kusafiri kuliko kukaa.. It is
better to travel than to stay.. [Cf. fadhili / also: afdhali, afudhali]
afadhali (adverb), particularly.
afadhali (adverb), preferable.
afadhali (adverb), preferably.
afadhali (adverb), rather.
afande (noun 9/10), pl afande, title used by soldiers and police. vocat.
yes, sir! "Askari!" Yohana aliita. "Afande!" [Ng]. (< Turkish).
afdhali (adverb), better. ni ~ kusafiri kuliko kukaa.. It is better to
travel than to stay.. [Cf. fadhili / also: afadhali, afudhali]
afdhali (adverb), particularly.
afdhali (adverb), preferable.
afdhali (adverb), preferably.
afdhali (adverb), rather.
afendi (noun 9/10), pl afendi, effendi (Turkish title of rank). [mil]
afia (noun 9/10), pl afia, health. bora ~; hana ~ nzuri, ~ yake si
nzuri. The main thing is health; He is not in good health. [also: afya]
afia (noun 9/10), pl afia, strength.
afia (noun 9/10), pl afia, vigor.
-afikana (verb associative), agree together.
-afikana (verb associative), come to an agreement. (< -afiki).
-afikana (verb associative), compromise. (< -afiki).
-afikana (verb associative), make a contract. (< -afiki).
-afikana (verb associative), be reconciled.
-afikana (verb associative), make a settlement.
-afikana (verb associative), come to an understanding.
-afikanisha (verb causative), appease.
-afikanisha (verb causative), conciliate.
-afikanisha (verb causative), reconcile.
-afikanisha (verb causative), satisfy. (< -afika). [Cf. maafikiano,
mwafaka]
-afiki (verb), agree. [usually ass.: '-afikana]
-afiki (verb), agree (with). wanatikisa vichwa vyao katika kuafiki
[Muk]. They are shaking their heads in agreement.. (< Arabic).
-afiki (verb), appease.
-afiki (verb), assent.
-afiki (verb), correspond.
-afiki (verb), fit.
-afiki (verb), be fitting.
-afiki (verb), be the same as.
-afiki (verb), satisfy.
-afikiana (verb associative), agree together. akimtazama msichana huyo
ambaye alikuwa akiafikiana naye katika kioo [Mt]. (< Arabic).
-afikiana (verb associative), come to an agreement. (< afiki v).
-afikiana (verb associative), compromise. (< afiki v).
-afikiana (verb associative), make a contract. (< afiki v).
-afikiana (verb associative), be reconciled. (< afiki v).
-afikiana (verb associative), make a settlement. (< Arabic).
-afikiana (verb associative), come to an understanding. Kama hutaki
kuafikiana nami nitatumia madaraka yangu [Chacha, Masomo 383]. If you
don't want to come to an understanding with me I will use my authority ..
(< afiki v).
afikiano (noun 5/6), pl maafikiano, agreement. (< afiki v).
afikiano (noun 5/6), pl maafikiano, compromise. (< afiki v).
afikiano (noun 5/6), pl maafikiano, pact. (< afiki v).
afikiano (noun 5/6), pl maafikiano, settlement. (< afiki v).
afiriti (noun 9/10an), pl afiriti, evil genius. basi tokeni wewe na huyo
afiriti mwenzako [Moh]. (< Arabic).
afiriti (noun 9/10an), pl afiriti, wicked person. basi tokeni wewe na
huyo afiriti mwenzako [Moh]. (< Arabic).
afisa (noun 5/6an), pl maafisa, military officer.
afisa (noun 5/6an), pl maafisa, officer. siku hiyo hiyo alikuja afisa
mmoja Mzungu [Ng]; Maafisa ya kilimo [Masomo 154]. On that very day a
European officer came; agricultural officers. (< Eng.).
afisa (noun 5/6an), pl maafisa, official. [Cf. uafisa / also: ofisa]
afisi (noun 9/10), pl afisi, bureau.
afisi (noun 9/10), pl afisi, department.
afisi (noun 9/10), pl afisi, office. (< also: ofisi).
afiuni (noun 9/10), pl afiuni, opium. [also: afyuni / syn.: kasumba]
Afrika (noun 9), Africa. [Cf. kiafrika, Mwafrika]
Afrika ya Kati (noun 9), Central Africa.
afrikanaizesheni (noun 9), Africanization.
afriti (noun 9/10an), pl afriti, devil.
afriti (noun 5/6an), pl afriti, evil genius. (< Arabic).
afriti (noun 9/10an), pl afriti, malicious person.
afriti (noun 9/10an), pl afriti, evil spirit.
afriti (noun 9/10an), pl afriti, wicked person.
-afu (verb), cure.
-afu (verb), defend.
-afu (verb), deliver from calamity.
-afu (verb), forgive. [also: '-afua]
-afu (verb), free.
-afu (verb), guard.
-afu (verb), heal.
-afu (verb), help.
-afu (verb), liberate.
-afu (verb), pardon.
-afu (verb), protect.
-afu (verb), release.
-afu (verb), save.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, defense.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, deliverance from calamity.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, flower of the wild jasmine. [Cf. mwafu]
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, jasmine blossoms (wild). Hupamba nyota na
mbingu, na mawaridi na afu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 2 i]. He
ornaments the stars and the heavens, roses and jasmine.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, liberation.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, protection.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, redemption.
afu (noun 9/10), pl afu, salvation.
-afua (verb), cure. (< afu V).
-afua (verb), defend.
-afua (verb), deliver from calamity. (< afu V).
-afua (verb), forgive. [also: '-afu]
-afua (verb), free.
-afua (verb), guard.
-afua (verb), heal.
-afua (verb), liberate.
-afua (verb), pardon. (< afu V).
-afua (verb), protect.
-afua (verb), release.
-afua (verb), save. (< afu V).
afua (noun 9/10), pl afua, defense.
afua (noun 9/10), pl afua, liberation.
afua (noun 9/10), pl afua, protection.
afua (noun 9/10), pl afua, redemption.
afua (noun 9/10), pl afua, salvation.
afudhali (adverb), better. ni ~ kusafiri kuliko kukaa.. It is better to
travel than to stay.. [Cf. fadhili / also: afadhali, afdhali]
afudhali (adverb), particularly.
afudhali (adverb), preferably.
afudhali (adverb), rather.
likizo ya afueni (noun), convalescent leave.
-afya (verb), put on oath. (< -apa).
-afya (verb), sneeze.
afya (noun 9/10), pl afya, health. bora ~, hana ~ nzuri or ~ yake si
nzuri. The main thing is health, He is not in good health. (< also:
afia).
afya (noun 9/10), pl afya, strength.
afya (noun 9/10), pl afya, vigor.
Afya (phrase), good health.
afya (phrase), response to a sneeze.
afyuni (noun 9/10), pl afyuni, opium. [also: afiuni / syn: kasumba]
-aga (verb), agree. (< (usu. ass.)). [usu. ass.: '-agana / Cf.
agano, agizo, kiaga, mwago, uagizaji]
-aga (verb), agree with.
-aga (verb), come to an agreement.
-aga (verb), make a contract.
-aga (verb), destroy.
-aga (verb), say goodbye. Alikuwa amekuja kumuaga babuye [Balisidya,
Masomo 352]. She had come to say goodbye to her grandfather..
-aga (verb), leave.
-aga (verb), take one's leave. aga dunia. to die (euphemism). [Cf.
agano, kiago, mwango]
-aga (verb), take leave of. kukitazama chumba chake kama mtu anayekiaga
[Muk].
Agami (noun), pl (sing.), Iran.
Agami (noun), pl (sing.), Persia. [also: Uajemi, Ajemi / Cf. Kiajemi,
Mwajemi]
Agami (noun), Iran.
-agana (verb), agree.
-agana (verb), make an agreement. (< aga V).
-agana (verb), make a contract.
-agana (verb), say goodbye (to each other). (< aga V).
-agana (verb), take leave of each other (for a long period). (< -aga).
-agana (verb reciprocal), make a pact. pale waaganapo kukutana kiwanja
cha hoki [Sul]. (< aga V).
-agana (verb reciprocal), take leave of each other. karibu ya kuagana,
Subira hakujizuia tena [Sul]. (< aga V).
-agana buriani (verb), bid each other a final farewell. (< -aga).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, agreement. ~ Jipya, ~ la Kale. New
Testament, Old Testament. (< (usually plural)).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, arrangement.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, contract. (< aga V).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, covenant.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, departure. [rare]
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, farewell.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, pact. (< aga V).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, parting. (< aga V).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, promise. (< aga V). [Cf. '-aga]
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, settlement.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, testament. (< aga V).
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, treaty.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, understanding.
agano (noun 5/6), pl maagano, vow.
Agano la Kale (phrase), Old Testament. masimulizi yake, hususan ya Agano
la Kale, humvutia na kumsisimua sana [Muk]. (< agana V, kale adv).
aghalabu (adverb), chiefly. (< Arabic).
aghalabu (adverb), mainly. (< Arabic).
aghalabu (adverb), more often. aghalabu siku za wikendi msichana huyu
hutoka [Muk]. more often on the week-end this girl went out. (< Arabic).
aghalabu (adverb), mostly.
aghalabu (adverb), ordinarily.
aghalabu (adverb), as a rule.
aghalabu (adverb), usually. Mshairi aghalabu huzaliwa na kipawa maalum
cha ushairi [Masomo 395]; maji huchotwa kwa ndoo, ~ na ng'ombe. A poet is
usually born with a special poetic ability; water is drawn with buckets,
but the work is usually done by oxen.. (< Arabic). [also: aghlabu]
aghlabu (adverb), chiefly.
aghlabu (adverb), mainly.
aghlabu (adverb), more often.
aghlabu (adverb), mostly.
aghlabu (adverb), ordinarily.
aghlabu (adverb), as a rule.
aghlabu (adverb), usually. maji huchotwa kwa ndoo, ~ na ng'ombe. "Water
is drawn with buckets, but the work is usually done by oxen".. [also:
aghalabu]
-agia (verb applicative), befit. (< aga V).
-agia (verb applicative), suit. (< aga V).
-agiza (verb causative), charge. fanya kama nilivyokuagiza. Do as I
have instructed you. (< -aga).
-agiza (verb causative), commission. akafika kuagiza wenzake wamsaidie
kutafuta kazi pahala pengine [Sul]. and he arrive and commissioned his
friends to help him look for work in another place.. (< aga V).
-agiza (verb causative), direct.
-agiza (verb causative), instruct.
-agiza (verb causative), give instructions.
-agiza (verb causative), order. (< aga V).
-agizia (verb applicative), order for. barua za kuagizia [Masomo, 75].
letters to order things. (< -aga).
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, commission.
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, direction. (< aga V).
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, directive. (< aga V).
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, instruction. (< agiza V).
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, order. watu wanaodharau maagizo ya Chama
[Mun]. [usually pl.- maaguzi / Cf. '-aga]
agizo (noun 5/6), pl maagizo, regulation.
-agizwa (verb), be ordered. (< aga V).
Agosti (noun 9), August.
-agua (verb), divine.
-agua (verb), foretell. [Cf. aguzi, mwaguzi, uaguzi]
-agua (verb), interpret (a dream or omen).
-agua (verb), predict.
-agua (verb), prophesy.
-agua (verb), treat (usu. with charms or potions). [med]
-agulia (verb applicative), predict. mmoja alimwagulia: "mpaka
ataporambishwa asali" [Sul]. (< agua V).
-agulia (verb applicative), prophesy. (< agua V).
-aguliwa (verb), be predicted. (< agua V).
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, apparatus for removing a spell. (< agua
V).
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, interpretation (of a dream or omen).
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, medicine. (< (usu. pl.)). [usually pl.-
maaguzi; Cf. '-agua]
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, prediction. (< agua V).
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, prophesy.
aguzi (noun 5/6), pl maaguzi, remedy.
ah (interjection), expresses joy.
ah (interjection), expresses pain.
ah (interjection), expresses surprise. [also: a, aa]
-fikisha ahadi (verb), keep a promise.
-fikisha ahadi (verb), keep a vow.
-funga ahadi (verb), make a promise.
-pa ahadi (verb), make a promise.
-shika ahadi (verb), keep a promise. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also:
wahadi]
-shika ahadi (verb), keep a vow. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also: wahadi]
-timiza ahadi (verb), keep a promise. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also:
wahadi]
-timiza ahadi (verb), keep a vow. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also: wahadi]
-toa ahadi (verb), make a promise.
-vunja ahadi (verb), break a promise. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also:
wahadi]
-vunja ahadi (verb), break a vow.
ahadi (noun 9/10), pl ahadi, agreement.
ahadi (noun 9/10), pl ahadi, covenant.
ahadi (noun 9/10), pl ahadi, obligation.
ahadi (noun 9/10), pl ahadi, promise. -toa ('-funga, '-pa) ~, '-vunja ~,
'-tizima ('-fikisha, '-shika) ~. make a promise, break a promise/vow,
keep a promise/vow. [Cf. '-ahidi, miadi / also: wahadi]
ahadi (noun 9/10), pl ahadi, vow.
ahali (noun 9/10an), pl ahali, family.
ahali (noun 9/10an), pl ahali, relations. (< also: ahli).
ahali (noun 9/10an), pl ahali, relative (distant). ndugu na ahali.
brothers and (other) relatives.
ahali (noun 9/10an), pl ahali, wife. [rare]
ahera (noun 9/10), pl ahera, afterlife. adhabu inayowangoja kesho ahera
[Masomo 391].
ahera (noun 9/10), pl ahera, hereafter. -enda ahera. to die
(figurative).. (< also: akhera). [Cf. aheri]
ahera (noun 9/10), pl ahera, life to come.
ahera (noun 9/10), pl ahera, next world.
aheri (noun 9/10), pl aheri, border.
aheri (noun 9/10), pl aheri, end. -toka awali hata ~, (~ yako nini? or
~ yako kiasi gani?). from beginning to end, what is your rock-bottom
price?. (< also: akheri). [Cf. ahera]
aheri (noun 9/10), pl aheri, limit.
ahi (noun 9/10an), pl ahi, brother. [rare]
ahi (noun 9/10an), pl ahi, common people. (< (plural)).
ahi (noun 9/10an), pl ahi, friend.
ahi (noun 9/10an), pl ahi, rabble.
-ahidi (verb), agree.
-ahidi (verb), promise. wazazi wenu tuliwaahidi kuwa mlikuwa katika
mikono myema [Muk]; Mchumba wangu ameahidi kunipa kila mwezi mara mbili ya
mshahara wangu [Masomo 39]. (< Arabic). [Cf. ahadi]
-ahidi (verb), vow.
-ahidiana (verb), promise one another. (< ahidi V).
-ahidiwa (verb passive), be promised. (< ahidi V).
-ahiri (verb), delay.
-ahiri (verb), hesitate.
-ahiri (verb), be postponed.
-ahiri (verb), procrastinate.
-ahiri (verb), be put off. [Cf. '-taahari, taahira / also: akhiri]
-ahirisha (verb causative), delay.
-ahirisha (verb causative), postpone. Iwapo wakati wa upigaji kura
yanatokea machafuko kituoni ni juu ya Msimamizi wa Kituo hicho kuahirisha
uchaguzi huo[Masomo, 103]. If at the time of voting irregularities take
place in the voting place then it is up to the Station Superviso to
postpone the election..
-ahirisha (verb causative), put off. mtihani umeahirishwa mpaka kesho.
the examination is postponed until tomorrow. (< -ahiri).
-ahiriwa (verb passive), be postponed. (< -ahiri).
ahli (noun 9/10an), pl ahli, family.
ahli (noun 9/10an), pl ahli, relations. [also: ahali]
ahli (noun 9/10an), pl ahli, relative (distant). ndugu na ahli.
brothers and (other) relatives.
ahli (noun 9/10an), pl ahli, wife. [rare]
ahsante (noun 10), thanks. ~ sana; '-toa ~, '-sema ~. Thank you very
much; give thanks, say thanks.
ahsante (phrase), thank you.
-aibika (verb), be abashed.
-aibika (verb), be ashamed. ameaibika. (< aibu N).
-aibika (verb), be disgraced. (< aibu N). [Cf. '-aibu]
-aibika (verb), be dishonored.
-aibika (verb), be embarrassed.
-aibisha (verb causative), abash.
-aibisha (verb causative), disconcert.
-aibisha (verb causative), disgrace. (< aibu N).
-aibisha (verb causative), dishonor. hakuna hata mmoja aliyekuwa tayari
kujiaibisha [Mt]. (< Arabic).
-aibisha (verb causative), embarrass.
-aibisha (verb causative), humiliate. (< aibu N).
-aibisha (verb causative), shame. (< aibu N).
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, disgrace.
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, dishonor.
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, embarassment. [also: aibu]
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, humiliation. [also: aibu]
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, scandal.
aibisho (noun 5/6), pl maaibisho, shame. [also: aibu]
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, disgrace. Wewe ndiye aibu yangu [Chacha,
Masomo 375]. You are the one who is my disgrace..
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, dishonor.
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, embarassment.
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, humiliation.
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, scandal. ukiendelea kumeza vidonge hivi
hatutapata aibu ya aina yo yote [Kez]. (< Arabic).
aibu (noun 9/10), pl aibu, shame. Unadhifu wao mara nyingi ulimfanya
aone aibu kuwapa mkono wake [Balisidya, Masomo 345]. Their neatness often
made him feel ashamed to give them his hand.. [Cf. '-aibika / also:
aibisho]
aidha (adverb), furthermore.
aidha (adverb), next.
aidha (conjunction), and.
aidha (conjunction), besides.
aidha (conjunction), further. aidha, ametenda ambayo yangetendwa na
mwanamme mzima [Muk]. (< Arabic).
aidha (conjunction), moreover.
aidha (conjunction), or.
aidha (conjunction), then. [also: waaidha]
aidha (conjunction), thereupon.
-aili (verb), blame.
-aili (verb), criticize.
-aili (verb), reproach. [rare]
-ailisha (verb), blame. (< -aili). [rare]
-ailisha (verb), criticize.
-ailisha (verb), reproach. (< -aili). [rare]
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, breed (of cattle etc.).
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, class.
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, grade (of merchandise).
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, kind. kila ~ ya.... all kinds of.... [Cf.
'-aini]
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, sex (biological). [bio]
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, sort.
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, species. [bot]
aina (noun 9/10), pl aina, type. Hiki ni chakula cha aina gani?. What
kind of food is this?.
-aini (verb), classify.
-aini (verb), define.
-aini (verb), differentiate.
-aini (verb), distinguish.
-aini (verb), explain.
-aini (verb), show. [Cf. aina]
-aini (verb), specify.
-ainika (verb), be specified. (< aina N).
-ainisha (verb), classify. (< aina N).
-ainisha (verb), distinguish. (< aina N).
aisei (interjection), hello. [Literally - "I say"]
aisei (interjection), I say. (< (colloquial)). [coll]
Aisei! (phrase), Oh really!. (< eng. I say). [Literally - "I say"]
-aishi (verb), exist.
-aishi (verb), last.
-aishi (verb), live. ~ milele, kuishi pamoja kwa amani. last forever,
peaceful co-existence. [Cf. aushi, maisha, maishilio / also: ishi]
-aishi (verb), remain.
aiyosa (noun 9/10), pl aiyosa, children's game. kucheza saka-mke-wangu,
kachiri, aiyosa, majani ya mdimu... [Moh].
-ajabia (verb applicative), admire. wakawa wanayaajabia mandhari [Sul].
(< Arabic).
-a ajabu (adverb), astonishingly.
-a ajabu (adverb), extraordinarily.
-a ajabu (adverb), wonderfully.
-ajabu (verb), be amazed.
-ajabu (verb), be astonished.
-ajabu (verb), marvel. [Cf. staajabu / also: ajibu, staajabu]
-ajabu (verb), be surprised.
-ajabu (verb), wonder.
ajabu (adjective), amazing.
ajabu (adjective), anomalous.
ajabu (adjective), astonishing.
ajabu (adjective), extraordinary. nyingi mno ~. extraordinarily many,
an amazing number. (< (see notes)). [used to reinforce mno & sana]
ajabu (adjective), singular.
ajabu (adjective), strange. [yale maji yenye] unga wa ajabu [Muk].
ajabu (adjective), surprising.
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, amazement.
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, amazing thing.
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, strange thing. halafu maajabu yanaanza
[Muk]. then the strange things began. (< Arabic).
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, surprise.
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, surprising thing. Ajabu moja ni kuwa
wanafunzi wetu watokapo shule, huwa wengi wao hawajui kabisa kuandika
barua [Masomo, 72]. One surprising thing is that when our students leave
school, many of them don't know at all how to write letters..
ajabu (noun 9/10), pl ajabu, wonder.
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, accident. hapa leo pana ~.. An accident
occurred there today..
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, chance.
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, destination.
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, destiny. tabibu hazuii ~.. The physician
does not delay fate.
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, fate. haina kinga wala kafara. Nothing can
avert an impending blow of fate (proverb)..
ajali (noun 9/10), pl ajali, hour of death.
ajara (noun 9/10), pl ajara, pay.
ajara (noun 9/10), pl ajara, wages.
ajari (noun 9/10), pl ajari, appetizer. [also: achari, achali]
ajari (noun 9/10an), pl ajari, cheat. mwangalie ~ huyu aliyeko mtini..
Watch out for the scoundrel who is in the tree (proverb).. [also: ayari]
ajari (noun 9/10), pl ajari, chutney.
ajari (noun 9/10an), pl ajari, rascal.
ajari (noun 9/10an), pl ajari, relish.
ajari (noun 9/10an), pl ajari, scoundrel.
ajari (noun 9/10an), pl ajari, swindler.
-ajazi (verb), be helpless.
-ajazi (verb), be infirm.
-ajazi (verb), be weak. (< (intr.)). [rare]
Ajemi (noun), Iran.
Ajemi (noun), Persia. [Cf. Kiajemi, Mwajemi / also: Uajemi, Agami]
ajenda (noun 9/10), pl ajenda, agenda.
ajenti (noun 9/10an), pl ajenti, agent.
ajenti (noun 9/10an), pl ajenti, foreman.
ajenti (noun 9/10an), pl ajenti, manager.
-ajibu (verb), marvel. [Cf. staajabu / also: ajabu, staajabu]
-ajibu (verb), be surprised.
ajibu (adjective), astonishing.
ajibu (adjective), extraordinary. nyingi mno ~. extraordinarily many,
an amazing number. (< (see notes)). [used to reinforce mno & sana]
ajibu (noun 9/10), pl ajibu, amazement.
-ajihi (verb), pay a visit on s.o. (at a considerable distance). [rare]
ajili (noun 9/10), pl ajili, account.
ajili (noun 9/10), pl ajili, cause.
ajili (noun 9/10), pl ajili, reason. kwa ~ ya; kwa ~. as a result of,
thanks to; thererfore, because of, on the strength of.
ajili (noun 9/10), pl ajili, sake.
kwa ajili (conjunction), because of.
kwa ajili (conjunction), on the strength of.
kwa ajili (conjunction), therefore.
kwa ajili ya (conjunction), due to.
kwa ajili ya (conjunction), as a result of.
kwa ajili ya (conjunction), thanks to.
ajinabi (adjective), alien. sioni raha kulishwa na mtu ajinabi [Abd].
(< Arabic).
ajinabi (adjective), foreign. (< Arabic).
ajinabi (adjective), unrelated. (< Arabic).
-ajiri (verb), employ. Kila mtu mwenye jukumu la kuwaajiri wafanya kazi
lazima akumbuke wajibu huo [Nyerere, Masomo 282]. Every person who has
the responsibility of hiring workers must remember this obligation..
-ajiri (verb), engage. (< Arabic).
-ajiri (verb), enlist.
-ajiri (verb), hire.
-ajiri (verb), recruit (laborers or soldiers).
-ajirisha (verb), employ someone for pay. (< -ajiri).
-ajirisha (verb), hire for work. (< ajiri V).
-ajirisha (verb), lease.
-ajirisha (verb), rent.
-ajiriwa (verb), be hired. (< ajiri V).
-ajiza (adjective), dilatory.
-ajiza (adjective), hesitant.
-ajiza (adjective), slack.
-ajiza (adjective), weak.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, delay. ~ nyumba ya njaa. Indecision is the
horse of hunger (proverb)..
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, hesitancy.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, indecision.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, laziness.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, limpness.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, negligence.
ajiza (noun 9/10), pl ajiza, weakness.
-ajizi (adjective), dilatory.
-ajizi (adjective), hesitant.
-ajizi (adjective), slack.
-ajizi (adjective), weak. Wenyewe mna ajizi [Amana, Masomo 405]. You
yourselves are weak..
-ajizi (verb), be feeble.
-ajizi (verb), linger.
-ajizi (verb), loiter.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, delay. ~ nyumba ya njaa. Indecision is the
horse of hunger (proverb)..
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, hesitancy.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, indecision.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, laziness.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, limpness.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, negligence.
ajizi (noun 9/10), pl ajizi, weakness.
-ajizika (verb intransitive), bado.
ajuza (noun 9/10an), pl ajuza, old woman. [rare]
-aka (verb), act as if.
-aka (verb), build.
-aka (verb), erect (with stone).
-aka (verb), feign. ~ kimya.. feign muteness..
-aka (verb), pretend to be.
aka (interjection), expresses impatience.
aka (interjection), expresses negation.
aka (interjection), expresses amazement.
aka (interjection), expression of annoyance.
aka (interjection), expression of astonishment. aka, kumbe hayumo!
[Moh].
aka (interjection), expression of impatience.
-akali (adjective), few. ~ ya vitu, vitu ~. few things.
-akali (adjective), individual.
-akali (adjective), isolated.
akali (noun 9/10), pl akali, aloneness.
akali (noun 9/10), pl akali, isolation.
akali (noun 9/10), pl akali, segregation.
akarabu (noun 9/10), pl akarabu, hand.
akarabu (noun 9/10), pl akarabu, indicator.
akarabu (noun 9/10), pl akarabu, pointer. ~ ya saa. hand of a watch or
clock. [also: akrabu]
akari (noun 9/10), pl akari, intoxicating drink.
-ake (pronoun), her.
-ake (pronoun), his. kiti chake, viti vyake. his chair, his chairs.
[third person singular possessive pronoun stem / also rarely: '-akwe]
-ake (pronoun), its.
akhera (noun 9), afterlife.
akhera (noun 9), hereafter. -enda ~.. to die (figurative).. [Cf.
aheri / also: ahera]
akhera (noun 9), life to come.
akheri (noun 9/10), pl akheri, border.
akheri (noun 9/10), pl akheri, end. -toka awali hata ~, (~ yako nini?
or ~ yako kiasi gani?). from beginning to end, what is your rock-bottom
price?. [Cf. ahera / also: aheri]
akheri (noun 9/10), pl akheri, limit.
-akhiri (verb), delay.
-akhiri (verb), hesitate.
-akhiri (verb), be postponed.
-akhiri (verb), procrastinate.
-akhiri (verb), be put off. [Cf. '-taahari, taahira / also: '-ahiri]
akhtari (noun 9/10), pl akhtari, crowd. ~ ya watu. crowd of people.
[also: aktari]
akhtari (noun 9/10), pl akhtari, gathering.
akhuyari (adverb), better.
akhuyari (adverb), well. [rare]
aki (noun 9/10an), pl aki, brother. [rare]
aki (noun 9/10an), pl aki, common people. (< pl.).
aki (noun 9/10an), pl aki, friend.
aki (noun 9/10), pl aki, rabble. (< pl).
aki (mtiririko wa elektroni hewani) (noun 9/10), pl aki, arc.
-akia (verb), devour.
-akia (verb), gorge oneself.
-akia (verb), gulp down.
-akia (verb), swallow.
-toa akiba (verb), dip into one's savings.
-weka akiba (verb), lay aside.
-weka akiba (verb), save.
akiba (noun 9/10), pl akiba, reserve. ~ haiozi. What is saved does not
spoil (proverb)..
akiba (noun 9/10), pl akiba, savings.
akiba (noun 9/10), pl akiba, stock.
akiba (noun 9/10), pl akiba, something in store.
akiba (noun 9/10), pl akiba, supply. vyombo vya ~; ~ ya wananchi; '-weka
~; '-toa ~. spare parts; savings bonds; lay aside, save; dip into one's
savings.
akiba haiozi (phrase), what is saved does not spoil.
akiba ya wananchi (noun 9/10), pl akiba za wananchi, savings bond.
chombo cha akiba (noun 7/8), pl vyombo vya akiba, spare part.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, adjutant.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, chief.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, foreman.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, leader.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, manager.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, officer.
akida (noun 5/6an), pl maakida, supervisor.
-akidi (verb), conclude.
-akidi (verb), end.
-akidi (verb), finish.
-akidi (verb), suffice. [rare]
akidu (noun 5/6an), pl maakidu, contractor.
-akifia (verb), entrust with (a task or money or property).
-akifu (verb), curb.
-akifu (verb), have a fixed price.
-akifu (verb), refuse.
-akifu (verb), reject.
-akifu (verb), stop. [also: '-wakifu]
akika (noun 9/10), pl akika, burial ceremony for a child.
akika (noun 9/10), pl akika, ceremony of a baby's first haircut. [Cf.
akiki]
akiki (noun 9/10), pl akiki, burial ceremony for a child. -soma ~..
hold the burial ceremony for a child.. [Cf. akika]
akiki (noun 9/10), pl akiki, carnelian. [mining]
akiki (noun 9/10), pl akiki, slaughtering of a goat for the festival of
the first hair-cutting. [Cf. akika]
-fanya akili (verb), consider.
-fanya akili (verb), reflect.
-panua akili (verb), broaden one's mind.
-potea akili (verb), become agitated.
-potea akili (verb), lose one's senses.
-vuruga akili (verb), make mentally ill. (< vuru adv).
-vurugika akili (verb), be mentally ill. (< vuru adv, akili N).
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, ability.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, capability.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, cleverness.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, competence.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, discretion.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, intellect. (< Arabic).
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, intelligence.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, judgment.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, knowledge.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, mind. mtafaruku uliomtwesha akili [Muk].
(< Arabic).
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, plan.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, proficiency.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, reason.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, sense. -fanya ~; ~ ni mali. "consider,
reflect; Sense is wealth (proverb)"..
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, thought.
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, trick (in a good sense).
akili (noun 9/10), pl akili, understanding.
akili ni mali (phrase), (good) sense is wealth.
akili timamu (phrase), sound mind. awapo katika akili timamu, mtoto huyu
hadiriki kumbishia mama yake [Muk].
akina (adjective), person or people like. ~ sisi, ~ bibi, ~ bwana.
people like us, women (collectively), men (collectively).
akina (noun 9/10), pl akina, descent.
akina (noun 9/10), pl akina, extraction.
akina (noun 9/10), pl akina, family. ~ Said. Said's family. [also:
kina, wakina]
akina (noun 9/10an), pl akina, So and So.
akina mama (noun 9/10an), pl akina mama, women-folk. kuwapatia akina
mama nafasi ya kufanya kazi katika viwanda [Masomo 259]. to give women an
opportunity to work in factories.
akina sisi (phrase), pl akina sisi, people like us.
-akisha (verb), cause to be built. (< -aka). [also: '-asha]
-akisi (verb), reflect.
-ako (pronoun), your (sing). tunda lako, matunda yako. your fruit, your
fruits. [second person singular possessive pronoun]
-ako (pronoun), yours (sing). tunda lako, matunda yako. your fruit,
your fruits. [second person singular possessive pronoun]
akrab magharibi (noun), pl sing., southwest. [rare]
akrab matlai (noun), pl sing., southeast. [rare]
akraba (noun 9/10an), pl akraba, relation.
akraba (noun 9/10an), pl akraba, relative (only of the first degree).
akrabu (noun), pl akrabu, hand.
akrabu (noun), pl akrabu, indicator.
akrabu (noun), pl akrabu, pointer. ~ ya saa. hand of a watch or clock.
[also: akarabu]
aksante (noun 10), thanks. toa aksante. give thanks.
aksante (phrase), thank you.
aksidenti (noun 9/10), pl aksidenti, accident. [rare]
aktari (noun 9/10), pl aktari, crowd. ~ ya watu. crowd of people.
[also: akhtari]
aktari (noun 9/10), pl aktari, gathering.
-akwe (pronoun), pl sing., her.
-akwe (pronoun), pl sing., his. [third person singular possessive
pronoun stem / also (usually): '-ake]
ala (interjection), expresses impatience.
ala (interjection), expresses amazement.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), apparatus.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), appliance.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), case (for knife or sword).
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), implement.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), instrument. kila ~ ya kazi,
amekuja na ~ zake. all kinds of instruments/tools, he came fully
equipped.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), scabbard (for knife or sword).
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), sheath (for knife or sword).
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), tool.
ala (noun 9/10), pl ala (nyala, maala), tool.
ala kulli hali (conjunction), anyhow. (< Arabic).
ala kulli hali (conjunction), anyway. ala kulli hali, yule ni mtu mzima
[Ya]. (< Arabic).
ala ya muziki (phrase), pl ala za muziki, musical instrument.
alaa? (interjection), is that so?.
alaf (adjective), thousand. [also: elfu]
alafu (adjective), thousand. [also: elfu]
alafu (adverb), afterwards. [also: halafu, hilafu / syn.: baadaye,
nyumaye]
alafu (adverb), in future.
alafu (adverb), later.
alafu (adverb), subsequently.
alafu (conjunction), then.
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, grade.
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, indication. -tia ~. mark, indicate.
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, mark. Rangi pambo lake Mungu, si alama ya
maafa [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 1 iv]. "Colors are God's artisitic
design, no color is a curse"..
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, postmark.
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, sign. Imekatazwa kabisa kuleta alama yo
yote ya kuvuta watu [Masomo, 99].
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, symbol.
alama (noun 9/10), pl alama, trace.
alama ya usawa (noun 9/10), pl alama za usawa, equals sign.
alamsiki (interjection), farewell.
alamsiki (interjection), good bye. (< Arabic).
alamu (noun 9/10), pl alamu, banner.
alamu (noun 9/10), pl alamu, flag.
alamu (noun 9/10), pl alamu, signalling flag.
alamu (noun 9/10), pl alamu, warning.
alasiri (noun 9/10), pl alasiri, afternoon.
alasiri (noun 9/10), pl alasiri, midafternoon.
alasiri (noun 9/10), pl alasiri, prayer (between 3 and 5 o'clock).
alau (adverb), at any rate.
alau (adverb), anyhow.
alau (adverb), at last. [also: walau]
alau (adverb), even. (< (Islamic)).
alau (conjunction), although. [rare]
alfabeti (noun 9/10), pl alfabeti, alphabet. [syn: herufi]
alfafa (noun 9/10), pl alfafa, cloth worn after circumcision to protect
the wound.
alfajiri (noun 9/10), pl alfajiri, dawn.
alfajiri (noun 9/10), pl alfajiri, daybreak.
alfajiri (noun 9/10), pl alfajiri, prayer (at 4 AM). (< (Islamic)).
alfala (noun 9/10), pl alfala, cloth worn after circumcision to protect
the wound.
alfu (adjective), thousand. [also: elfu, elafu, alaf, alafu]
Alhamdulillahi (interjection), Praise be to Allah!. (< (Islamic)).
Alhamisi (noun 9/10), pl alhamisi, Thursday. (< al Det, hamsa N
(Arabic)).
Alhamisi kuu (noun), Maundy Thursday.
alhasil (adverb), consequently.
alhasil (adverb), hence.
alhasil (adverb), similarly.
alhasil (adverb), then. na ~. and so forth. [also: alhasir]
alhasil (adverb), thereupon.
alhasil (adverb), in this way.
alhasil (adverb), thus.
alhasir (adverb), consequently.
alhasir (adverb), hence.
alhasir (adverb), similarly.
alhasir (adverb), then. na ~. and so forth. [also: alhasil]
alhasir (adverb), thereupon.
alhasir (adverb), in this way.
alhasir (adverb), thus.
-alia (verb), make marks on the body (by a blow).
-alika (verb), beckon.
-alika (verb), call.
-alika (verb), challenge.
-alika (verb), click.
-alika (verb), communicate.
-alika (verb), confine (a sick person etc. to a house or room).
-alika (verb), crack.
-alika (verb), crackle.
-alika (verb), entice.
-alika (verb), explain.
-alika (verb), explode (of bombs).
-alika (verb), go off (of bombs).
-alika (verb), inform.
-alika (verb), intern.
-alika (verb), invite. ~ karamuni; ~ vita. invite to a feast; summon to
battle, declare war.
-alika (verb), ripple (of water). [Cf. mwaliko, mwalishi]
-alika (verb), snap.
-alika (verb), splash.
-alika (verb), summon.
-alikana (verb), invite each other. Walialikana katika sherehe
mbalimbali [Masomo 308]. They invited each other to various
celebrations.. (< alika V).
-aliki (verb), attach.
-aliki (verb), fasten.
-aliki (verb), hang.
-aliki (verb), hang up.
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, call. [Cf. '-alika]
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, challenge.
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, clapping.
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, cracking (noise).
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, invitation.
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, snapping of the fingers.
aliko (noun 5/6), pl maaliko, summons.
alili (adverb), very. [rare]
alimradhi (conjunction), accordingly. (< radhi N).
alimradhi (conjunction), hence. (< radhi N).
alimradhi (conjunction), and so. wakipigana makofi viganja [...]
alimradhi wakionyesha kufurahi sana [Muk]. (< radhi N).
alimradhi (conjunction), and then. (< radhi N).
alimradhi (conjunction), therefore. (< radhi N).
alimradi (conjunction), accordingly. (< mradi conj).
alimradi (conjunction), hence. (< mradi conj).
alimradi (conjunction), and so. ali mradi kila wikiendi hukosi soketi
zako kumi [Ma]. (< mradi conj).
alimradi (conjunction), and then. (< mradi conj).
alimradi (conjunction), therefore. (< mradi conj).
alisa (noun), pl alisa, dancing place. [rare]
-alisha (verb), click. (< alika V).
-alisha (verb), cause to crack.
-alisha (verb), cause to explode.
-alisha (verb), cause (a bomb etc.) to go off.
-alisha (verb), invite. (< alika V).
-alisha (verb), cause to ripple.
-alisha (verb), cause to snap. ~ vidole. make the joints of one's
fingers crack.
-alisha (verb), cause to splash. (< -alika).
-alisha (verb), summon. (< alika V).
Allah (noun 1), God (Moslem).
almari (noun), pl almari, chest of drawers.
-almaria (verb), pl almaria, braid.
almaria (noun), pl almaria, braids.
almaria (noun), pl almaria, embroidery. [also: halmaria]
almasi (noun), pl almaria, brilliant.
almasi (noun 9/10), pl almasi, diamond. "Ah, mwalimu, basi nipe hiyo
zawadi sasa hivi". "Loh, we' kijana, unadhani almasi?" [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
almasi (noun), proper noun (masculine).
almazi (adjective), brilliant.
almazi (noun), pl almazi, diamond.
almazi (pronoun), pronoun (masculine).
almuradi (conjunction), accordingly. (< mradi conj).
almuradi (conjunction), consequently.
almuradi (conjunction), hence. almuradi kelele moto mmoja [Moh]. (<
mradi conj).
almuradi (conjunction), and so. (< mradi conj).
almuradi (conjunction), and then. (< mradi conj).
almuradi (conjunction), then. [also: mradi]
almuradi (conjunction), therefore. (< mradi conj).
almuradi (conjunction), thereupon.
aloi (... ya chuma cha pua) (noun 9/10), pl aloi, alloy (steel ...).
aloi ya chuma cha pua (noun 9), steel alloy.
alowensi (noun), pl alowensi, allowance. [syn: kipimo]
altare (noun 9/10), pl altare, altar. nyuma ya altare kulikuwa na picha
[Kez]. (< Latin).
aluminiamu (noun 9/10), pl aluminiamu, aluminium.
alwaridi (noun), pl alwaridi, attar of roses. [also: halwaridi]
-ama (verb), join.
-ama (verb), lie prone. [rare]
-ama (verb), get stuck.
-ama (verb), stick.
ama (adverb), either.
ama (conjunction), either... or. ~ hii ~ or. either this or that.
[also: (rarely) ima]
ama (conjunction), however. [syn: au]
ama (conjunction), or. Macho yake hayakuona mtu ye yote ama gari hapo
karibu [Masomo 163]. His eyes did not see any person or car nerby.
ama (conjunction), yet. [syn: au]
ama (interjection), expresses impatience.
ama (interjection), expresses amazement.
ama (interjection), expression used to introduce a question or
exclamation. ama kweli siku anayokwenda uchi mtu, ndiyo siku anayokutana
na mkwewe [Moh]. (< Arabic).
amali (noun 9/10), pl amali, act. [Cf. '-amili, mwamili]
amali (noun 9/10), pl amali, action.
amali (noun), pl amali, activity.
amali (noun), pl amali, behavior.
amali (noun 9/10), pl amali, business.
amali (noun), pl amali, charm (kind of).
amali (noun), pl amali, employment. ~ yao ni kujenga nyumba. their
business is house-building.
amali (noun), pl amali, occupation.
amali (noun 9/10), pl amali, practice.
amali (noun), pl amali, profession.
amali (noun), pl amali, speciality.
amali (noun), pl amali, work.
amana (noun 9/10), pl amana, pledge.
amana (noun), pl amana, security.
amana (noun 9/10), pl amana, trust.
amana (noun), pl amana, vow. -weka ~.. leave as a pledge, give as
security. [Cf. '-amini]
amani (noun 9/10), pl amani, peace. mapatano ya ~. peace treaty. (<
Arabic). [Cf. amana, '-amini]
amani (noun), pl amani, safety.
amani (noun), pl amani, security.
-amania (verb), believe in.
-amania (verb), depend on.
-amania (verb), rely on.
-amania (verb), trust. (< (amini)). [Cf. amana, '-amini]
amara (noun 9/10), pl amara, aid.
amara (noun 9/10), pl amara, assistance.
amara (noun 9/10), pl amara, urgent business.
amara (noun), pl amara, help. haja ~?. can I do something for you?.
[rare]
amari (noun), pl amari, anchor-chain.
amari (noun 9/10), pl amari, cable (of an anchor).
-amba (verb), adhere.
-amba (verb), bait.
-amba (verb), cohere.
-amba (verb), be in contact. (< (rare)). [rare]
-amba (verb), explain.
-amba (verb), lure.
-amba (verb), say.
-amba (verb), slander.
-amba (verb), speak. (< (archaic)).
-amba (verb), hold together.
-amba (verb), stick together.
-amba (verb), prepare a trap for fish.
amba (pronoun), who. wale ambao wamekwenda. those who have gone.
amba- (prefix), wh-. Unakumbuka mahali ambapo uliwaona?. Do you
remember the place where you saw them?.
amba- (pronoun), that. Hiki ni kitabu ambacho umekisoma?. Is this the
book that you've read?.
amba- (pronoun), which.
-ambaa (verb), come near to without touching. waliambaa mji bila ya
kuingia. They went past the town without entering it.. [Cf. mwambao,
mmwambao]
-ambaa (verb), avoid.
-ambaa (verb), escape. waliambaa hatari. They escaped from danger.
-ambaa (verb), hug (the shore).
-ambaa (verb), pass by.
-ambaa (verb), skirt.
ambao (pronoun), who. Watato ambao wameenda watarudi.. Watoto who have
gone will return..
ambapo (conjunction), whereas.
ambapo (conjunction), while. hana lolote la kukupa maishani [...] ambapo
mimi nitakufungulia mlango wa uhuru kutokana na uhitaji [Mun]. He has
nothing to give you in life [...] while I will open the door for you to
freedom from need..
ambari (noun), pl ambari, ambergris.
-ambata (verb), adhere.
-ambata (verb), clasp. (< -amba).
-ambata (verb), cling.
-ambata (verb), connect.
-ambata (verb), join.
-ambata (verb), stick.
-ambatana (verb), adhere. Umbo lake la pembe pembe liliambatana na
sheria za ulinzi wa kijeshi [Masomo 142]. Its many cornered style of
construction adhered to the laws of military defense [Masomo 142]. (<
ambata V).
-ambatana (verb), clasp (each other). nguo imeambatana na kidonda. The
cloth has adhered to the wound. (< -amba).
-ambatana (verb), cling to (each other).
-ambatana (verb), connect. (< ambata V).
-ambatana (verb), stick together. (< ambata V).
-ambatana (verb reciprocal), cling together. (< ambata V).
-ambatana (verb reciprocal), be linked. utoto ulioambatana na foliti
[Moh]. (< ambata V).
-ambatisha (verb), cause to adhere. (< ambata V).
-ambaza (verb), cause to come near without touching.
-ambaza (verb), cause to avoid.
-ambaza (verb), cause to escape.
-ambaza (verb), cause to hug (the shore).
-ambaza (verb), cause to pass by.
-ambaza (verb), cause to skirt.
ambazo (pronoun), which.
-ambia (verb), inform.
-ambia (verb), relate.
-ambia (verb applicative), tell. Niambie,/ wavumulia vipi/maumivu ya
kutenganishwa/ na binadamu wenzako? [Alamin Mazrui "Barua ya Mpenzi"49]
hakuna aliyekuwa na ujasiri wa kuweza kumwambia mwenziwe [Kez]. (< amba
V).
-ambika (verb), adhere.
-ambika (verb), bait.
-ambika (verb), bait a trap. (< ambia V).
-ambika (verb), chatter.
-ambika (verb), cohere.
-ambika (verb), gossip.
-ambika (verb), lure.
-ambika (verb), stick together. [Cf. '-ambata, ambo, '-ambua, ambukizo,
chamba, chambo, chambua, gamba, ngambi, uambukizo, '-wamba, wambiso]
-ambika (verb), prepare a trap for fish.
-ambilika (verb), affable. (< ambia V).
-ambilika (verb), be approachable. (< ambia V).
-ambiwa (verb), be informed.
-ambiwa (verb), be related.
-ambiwa (verb), be said of.
-ambiwa (verb), be told. nimeambiwa. I was told. (< ambia V).
-ambizana (verb), talk to each other. kina bibi wakainamiana na
kuambizana [Sul]. (< ambia V).
ambo (noun 5/6), pl maambo, glue.
ambo (noun 5/6), pl maambo, gum.
-ambua (verb), benefit. alisoma miaka mingi lakini hana alichoambua.
"He has studied for a long time, but hasn't benefited from it"..
-ambua (verb), detach.
-ambua (verb), lift. (< ambo N).
-ambua (verb), loosen. (< -amba). [Cf. ambukizo, chambua, uambukizo]
-ambua (verb), peel off. (< ambo N).
-ambua (verb), profit.
-ambua (verb), pull off. ~ ngozi; ~ mchungwa. remove skin (rind, bark);
peel an orange.
-ambua (verb), separate. (< ambo N).
-ambuka (verb), benefit.
-ambuka (verb), come off. (< ambo N).
-ambuka (verb), profit. (< -amba).
-ambukiza (verb), be contagious. ugonjwa wa kuambukiza. contagious
disease.
-ambukiza (verb), contaminate.
-ambukiza (verb), infect.
-ambukiza (verb), be infectious. (< -amba).
-ambukiza (verb), pollute. bila kumwambukiza mambo ya kilimwengu [Abd].
ambukizo (noun), pl maambukizo, contagion.
ambukizo (noun 5/6), pl maambukizo, infection. (< ambukiza V).
ambukizo (noun), pl maambukizo, infection. [Cf. '-ambua]
amdelahane (noun), pl amdelahane, soft silky material. [Cf. mdarahani]
amerekani (noun), rough unbleached cotton sheeting cloth. (< Engl.).
amerikani (noun), rough unbleached cotton cloth. [also: merekani,
mrekani]
ami (noun 9/10an), pl ami, uncle (paternal). [Cf. binamu / also: amu]
-amia (verb), guard crops from birds.
-amia (verb), protect (a field or garden from birds and animals). [Cf.
mwamizi / also: '-hami, '-himaya]
-amili (verb), accomplish.
-amili (verb), act.
-amili (verb), complete.
-amili (verb), do. [Cf. '-amali]
-amili (verb), guide.
-amili (verb), lead.
-amili (verb), steer.
amina (interjection), amen. "Kumbe umebahatika mwenzangu siku njema
inaonekana alfajiri". "Amina", alijibu Rehema. [Sul]. (< Arabic).
amina (interjection), so be it. (< Arabic).
-amini (adjective), devoted.
-amini (adjective), faithful. [also: aminifu]
-amini (adjective), reliable.
-amini (adjective), trustworthy.
-amini (verb), believe. amini Mungu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-amini (verb), entrust.
-amini (verb), trust. nilimwamini na fedha yangu. I trusted him with my
money.. (< amani N). [also: '-staamini]
-amini (verb), prove oneself trustworthy.
amini (noun), pl amini, blood brother. huyu ni amini yangu. this man is
my blood brother. [also: yamini]
amini (noun), pl amini, devotion.
amini (noun), pl amini, faithfulness. [Cf. amana, amani, '-amania,
imani, mwamini, uaminifu, toamini]
amini (noun), pl amini, fidelity.
amini (noun), pl amini, reliability.
-aminifu (adjective), devoted.
-aminifu (adjective), faithful. (< amani N).
-aminifu (adjective), honest. mkewe yu mwaminifu kama alivyomwacha
[Mun]. (< Arabic).
-aminifu (adjective), reliable.
-aminifu (adjective), trustworthy. (< amani N).
-aminifu (adjective), trustworthy.
-aminika (verb), be reliable.
-aminika (verb), be trusted. (< amani N).
-aminika (verb), be trustworthy. (< -amini). [also: staamani]
-aminisha (verb), give certainty.
-aminisha (verb), inspire confidence. (< -amini).
-aminisha (verb), entrust. (< amani N).
-aminiwa (verb), be believed. (< amani N).
-amiri (verb), begin something. ~ shamba (mji). lay out a new field
(village).
amiri (noun), pl maamiri, colonel.
amiri (noun), pl maamiri, commander. ~ jeshi. leader of an army. [Cf.
amri]
amiri (noun), pl maamiri, leader.
amiri (noun), pl maamiri, officer.
amirisho (noun), pl maamirisho, beginnning.
amirisho (noun), pl maamirisho, start. [Cf. amiri]
-amiwa (verb), be guarded. (< amia V).
-amka (verb), arise.
-amka (verb), awake. aliamka asubuhi katika shauku kubwa [Kez].
-amka (verb), get up. Regina aliamka polepole na kwenda kufungua [Kez].
-amka (verb), rise.
-amka (verb), stir.
-amkia (verb), become dawn.
-amkia (verb), show someone one's esteem.
-amkia (verb), get up early. (< amka V).
-amkia (verb), greet someone. Aliwaamkia, "Habari za asubuhi?". S/he
greeted them, "Good morning"..
-amkia (verb), grow light.
-amkia (verb), show someone one's respect.
-amkia (verb), wake up for someone. (< -amka). [also: '-amkua]
-amkia (verb applicative), greet. akamwamkia na kumbusu mkono [Ya]. (<
amka V).
-amkiana (verb), greet (one another). (< amka V).
amkio (noun 5/6), pl maamkio, greeting. (< amka V).
-amkua (verb), become dawn.
-amkua (verb), show someone one's esteem.
-amkua (verb), greet. (< amka V).
-amkua (verb), grow light.
-amkua (verb), show someone one's respect.
-amkua (verb), wake up for someone. [also: '-amkia]
ampea (noun 9/10), pl ampea, ampere.
amri (noun 9/10), pl amri, authority. tuliogopa kuvunja amri yako [Moh].
(< Arabic).
amri (noun 9/10), pl amri, command. hakuweza kuyazuia machozi yake,
kwani hakuwa na amri nayo [Sul]. "S/he wasn't able to prevent his/her
tears, s/he had no control over them"..
amri (noun), pl amri, maamri, directive.
amri (noun), pl amri, maamri, mastery.
amri (noun), pl amri, order. Alijiona akitii amri ya sauti ile [Masomo
241]; U mtu wa namna gani wewe usiyetii amri ya daktari wako? [Chacha,
Masomo 375]. He found himself obeying the order of that voice; What kind
of person are you not following the orders of your doctor?.
amri (noun), pl amri, maamri, power. ana amri juu yao. he has power
over them. [Cf. amiri, '-amuru]
amri (noun), pl amri, maamri, responsibility.
amri (noun), pl amri, maamri, rule.
-amria (verb), decide for.
-amrisha (verb), command. (< amri N).
-amrisha (verb), drill (soldiers). (< -amuru).
-amrisha (verb), order. (< amri N).
-amrisha (verb), train (soldiers).
amrisho (noun 5/6), pl maamrisho, order. Atasifu Kenya na kuunga mkono
maamrisho ya kiongozi.. He will respect Kenya and support the directives
of the national leader.. (< amri N).
-amriwa (verb), be administered.
-amriwa (verb), be commanded. Askari wanakwenda wakati wo wote na mahali
po pote wanapoamriwa kwenda [Nyerere, Masomo 277]. Soldiers go whenever
and where ever they are commanded to go..
-amriwa (verb), be decided.
-amriwa (verb), be decreed.
-amriwa (verb), be governed.
-amriwa (verb), be led.
-amriwa (verb), be managed.
-amriwa (verb), be ordered. Marko, kama alivyoamriwa, alitoka kwenye
chumba hicho [Masomo 244]. Mark, as he had been ordered to, left the
room. (< amri N).
-amriwa (verb), be ordered. (< -amuru).
-amriwa (verb), be prescribed.
-amsha (verb), rouse.
-amsha (verb), cause to wake up. ~ (usually '-fungua) kinywa. eat
breakfast. (< -amka).
-amsha (verb causative), awaken (someone). waamshe nataka kuwaona [Kez].
Wake them up, I want to see them.. (< amka V).
-amshwa (verb passive), be awakened. Flora akiwa darasa la tano
aliamshwa [Kez]. (< amka V).
Amu (noun), Lamu island. Lamu ni Kiwandeo. Lamu is the Glorious Isle.
amu (noun 9/10an), pl amu, uncle (paternal). [also: ami]
-amua (verb), adjudge.
-amua (verb), arbitrate.
-amua (verb), decide. Marko aliamua kuitafuta motaboti hiyo ili atoroke
mahali pale[Masomo 245] kabla hajaamua vyema alikuwa keshaipokea ile barua
[Sul]. Marko decided to look for that motorboat so as to escape from that
place; before he had decided correctly he had received that letter.
-amua (verb), end a dispute.
-amua (verb), judge.
-amua (verb), settle a dispute.
-amua (verb), suck. [also: amwa]
-amulia (verb causative), decide for. (< -amua).
-amuliwa (verb passive), be controlled. moyo wake ulikuwa umejaa hisia
zisizoweza kuamuliwa [Sul]. His/her heart was full of feelings that could
not be controlled.. (< amua V).
-amuliwa (verb passive), be decided. (< amua V).
-amuliwa (verb passive), be dominated. (< amua V).
-amuliwa (verb passive), be judged. (< amua V).
-amuliza (verb), cause to be adjudged.
-amuliza (verb), send to arbitration.
-amuliza (verb), cause to act as an arbitrator.
-amuliza (verb), cause to reach a decision.
-amuliza (verb), cause a dispute to end. (< -amua).
-amuru (verb), administer.
-amuru (verb), command.
-amuru (verb), decide. Aliamuru mdogo wangu aitwe "Furaha" [Masomo 303].
He decided that my younger sibling should be called "Furaha..
-amuru (verb), decree.
-amuru (verb), direct. seikali ikaamuru zianzishwe shule hizi [Masomo
259]. The government directed that these schools should be started
[Masomo 259].
-amuru (verb), govern.
-amuru (verb), lead.
-amuru (verb), manage.
-amuru (verb), order. aliniamuru niende. he ordered me to go. [Cf.
amri]
-amuru (verb), prescribe.
amuzi (noun), pl maamuzi, judgement. [usually plural: maamuzi / Cf. '-
amua]
amuzi (noun), pl maamuzi, verdict.
-amwa (verb), suck. (< -ama V).
-amwisha (verb), nurse (a baby).
-amwisha (verb), suckle. (< -ama V).
-anana (adjective), gentle. upepo mwanana; mtu mwanana. gentle wind; a
gentle, modest person (figurative).
-anana (adjective), mild.
-anana (adjective), soft.
-anana (adjective), thin.
anasa (noun 9/10), pl anasa, comfort. maisha ya ~. a life in easy
circumstances.
anasa (noun), pl anasa, festive mood.
anasa (noun), pl anasa, joy.
anasa (noun 9/10), pl anasa, luxury. (< Arabic).
anasa (noun), pl anasa, luxury.
anasa (noun 9/10), pl anasa, marvel. Nyingi anasa za Mungu, ndani ya
kila taifa [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 9i ]. God's marvels are many in
every nation.
anasa (noun 9/10), pl anasa, pleasure. (< Arabic). [Cf. '-anisi, '-
taanasa]
anasa (noun), pl anasa, prosperity.
-andaa (verb), cook (food).
-andaa (verb), plan.
-andaa (verb), prepare (esp. food). niandae chochote tujumuike
kuonyesha furaha yangu [Muk].
-andaa (verb), prepare (to cook).
-andalia (verb), make preparations for. waliandalia vita kazi. they are
making preparations for war (work).
-andalia (verb), serve (eg food). (< andaa V).
andalio (noun 5/6), pl maandalio, preparation. (< andaa V).
-andaliwa (verb), be prepared. (< andaa V).
-andaliwa (verb), be ready. (< andaa V).
-andama (verb), accompany. [Maksuudi] akamwandama ukumbi mzima [Moh].
-andama (verb), appear (of new moon). Mwezi mtukufu wa Ramadhani
ulimalizika kwa furaha baada ya mwezi kuandama [Masomo 335].
-andama (verb), follow. Hawezi kuanzisha mtindo wake mwenyewe wa kutunga
mashairi ikiwa haandami kanuni za ushairi [Khan, Masomo 396]. He cannot
begin his own style of composing poetry if he doesn't follow the rules of
poetic composition.. [Cf. andamano, andamo, mwandamano, mwandamo,
mwandani, uandamano, uandamizi]
-andama (verb), succeed.
-andamana (verb), go in a company.
-andamana (verb), go together.
-andamana (verb), walk in a line or row (procession, demonstration). (<
-andama).
-andamana (verb reciprocal), follow one another. Yohana akaingia
akiandamana na askari wawili [Ng]. (< andama V).
-andamana na (verb), be associated with. (< andama V).
andamano (noun), pl maandamano, demonstration.
andamano (noun 5/6), pl maandamano, procession. (< andama V).
andamano (noun), pl maandamano, sequence.
andamano (noun), pl maandamano, series. [usually plural: maandamano /
also: andamizi / Cf. '-andama]
andamano (noun), pl maandamano, succession.
andamano (noun 5/6), pl maandamano, train. (< andama V).
andamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, demonstration.
andamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, procession.
andamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, sequence.
andamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, series. [usually plural: maandamizi /
also: andamano / Cf. '-andama]
andamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, succession.
-andamo (adjective), consecutive.
-andamo (adjective), following. mwezi mwandamo. new moon (rare). [Cf.
'-andama]
-andamo (adjective), subsequent.
-andamwa (verb), be followed by. (< andama V).
andao (noun), pl maandao, arrangement.
andao (noun), pl maandao, cooking (of food).
andao (noun), pl maandao, measure.
andao (noun), pl maandao, preparation. [usually plural: maandao]
andao (noun), pl maandao, provision.
andazi (noun), pl maandazi, confectionery.
andazi (noun), pl maandazi, garnishing.
andazi (noun 5/6), pl maandazi, pastry. tokomea huku ukune nazi ya
maandazi! [Sul]. [usually plural: maandazi / Cf. '-andaa]
andazi (noun), pl maandazi, seasoning.
-andika (verb), arrange.
-andika (verb), draw. -andika picha. draw a picture.
-andika (verb), enroll. (< andaa V).
-andika (verb), enter.
-andika (verb), put in order. ~ meza. set the table. [Cf. andiko,
maandiko, maandishi, mwandiko, mwandikaji, mwandishi, uandikishaji,
uandishi]
-andika (verb), recruit.
-andika (verb), register.
-andika (verb), serve a meal. (< andaa V).
-andika (verb), set in order. (< andaa V).
-andika (verb), sign on.
-andika (verb), sketch.
-andika (verb), write. elimu siyo tu kujua kusoma na kuandika [Ng].
Education is not just knowing how to read and write..
-andikanya (verb), get each other to write.
-andikia (verb), write for. (< andika V).
-andikia (verb), write to someone. alimwandikia barua. he wrote him a
letter.
-andikiana (verb), correspond.
-andikiana (verb reciprocal), write to each other. barua walizokuwa
wakiandikiana kabla ya kuachana [Ma]. the letters that they were writing
to each other before breaking up. (< andika V).
-andikisha (verb), dictate.
-andikisha (verb), register (for voting). [also: jiandikisha]
-andikisha (verb), have the table set (for a meal).
-andikisha (verb), cause to write.
-andikishwa (verb), be listed. Karibu hekta 46,000 za mikoko kati ya
hekta 50,000 ziliandikishwa na serikali [Masomo 153]. (< andika V).
-andikiwa (verb), be written to. (< andika V).
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, address.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, book.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, communiqué.
andiko (noun 5/6), pl maandiko, document. (< andika V).
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, heading.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, inscription.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, label.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, manuscript.
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, scriptures. Maandiko Matakatifu. Holy
Scriptures. (< (religious)).
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, written statement. (< (rare)).
andiko (noun 5/6), pl maandiko, text. (< andika V).
andiko (noun), pl maandiko, title.
andiko (noun 5/6), pl maandiko, writing. hata Biblia ni andiko zuri sana
[Muk]. (< andika V).
-andikwa (verb passive), be written. maneno yaliyoandikwa na mkono wa
Idi [Sul]. the words that were written by Idi's hand.. (< andika V).
-anga (adjective), bright. [also: '-angavu]
-anga (adjective), clear.
-anga (adjective), clever.
-anga (adjective), gleaming.
-anga (adjective), intelligent.
-anga (adjective), open-minded.
-anga (adjective), shining.
-anga (adjective), transparent.
-anga (verb), bewitch.
-anga (verb), compute. (< (archaic)).
-anga (verb), count.
-anga (verb), enchant.
-anga (verb), float (in the air).
-anga (verb), hang. (< (rare)). [Cf. '-angama, '-angika, '-angua,
chango, kiango / also: '-wanga]
-anga (verb), spend the night.
-anga (verb), cast a spell.
-anga (verb), be suspended.
anga (noun 5), air.
anga (noun), pl maanga, atmosphere.
anga (noun), pl maanga, brightness. ~ la jua, ~ la mwezi. sunlight,
moonlight. [Cf. '-angaa]
anga (noun), pl maanga, brilliance.
anga (noun), pl maanga, illumination.
anga (noun), pl maanga, intuition. (< (psychology)).
anga (noun), pl maanga, lighting. (< (tech)).
anga (noun), pl maanga, perception.
anga (noun), pl maanga, radiance.
anga (noun 5), pl maanga, sky.
anga (noun), pl maanga, space.
anga (noun), pl maanga, weather. hali ya anga; anga la juu; angani;
chombo cha angani; safari ya angani; mwanaanga. weather conditions;
orbit; cosmos, space; spaceship; space flight; cosmonaut, astronaut.
-angaa (verb), be bright. [Cf. anga, '-angalifu, '-angavu, kianga,
kiangaza, maangalio, maangalizi, mwanga, mwangalifu, mwangalizi, mwangaza,
uangalianji, uangalifu, uangavu]
-angaa (verb), flash.
-angaa (verb), give light.
-angaa (verb), gleam.
-angaa (verb), ogle.
-angaa (verb), shine.
-angaika (verb), be disconcerted.
-angaika (verb), be excited. [Cf. hangaiko / also: '-hangaika]
-angaika (verb), be impatient.
-angaika (verb), be irresolute.
-angaika (verb), be restless.
-angaika (verb), rock.
-angaika (verb), swing.
-angaika (verb), be upset.
angakewa (noun 9/10), pl angakewa, atmosphere.
-angalao (conjunction), although.
-angalao (conjunction), in order that.
-angalao (conjunction), so that.
angalao (conjunction), even if. nipe chakula ~ ni kidogo tu. give me
food even if it is only a little. [also: angao]
angalau (adverb), at least. waliishi humo bila ya mmojawao angalau kuota
ya kuwa wamehama [Sul].
angalau (adverb), not even. wakisogeza mabega yasijepatwa na angalau
tone la umajimaji [Ma].
-angalia (verb), be alert. (< -angaa).
-angalia (verb), pay attention. (< angaa V).
-angalia (verb), take care. (< angaa V).
-angalia (verb), be careful.
-angalia (verb), be cautious.
-angalia (verb), check.
-angalia (verb), inspect.
-angalia (verb), look. Angalia!. Look! Watch out!.
-angalia (verb), nota-bene (n.b.). (< angaa V).
-angalia (verb), observe. ukimwangalia machoni huinamisha kichwa [Kez].
(< angaa V).
-angalia (verb), test.
-angalia (verb), watch. (< angaa V).
-angalia (verb applicative), look at. hujiangaliangalia kwa muda mrefu
kabla ya kuoga [Kez]. (< angaa V).
-angalifu (adjective), attentive. (< angalia V).
-angalifu (adjective), careful. (< angalia V).
-angalifu (adjective), cautious. (< angalia V). [Cf. '-angaa]
-angalifu (adjective), considerate. (< angalia V).
-angaliwa (verb), be taken care. (< angalia V).
-angaliwa (verb), be looked at. (< angalia V).
-angama (verb), be caught on.
-angama (verb), float (in the air).
-angama (verb), hang. (< -anga). [Cf. uangamizi]
-angama (verb), hover.
-angama (verb), be stuck.
-angama (verb), be suspended (in or over).
-angama (verb), be tangled. ~ mtini. be caught/tangled in a tree.
-angamia (verb), be destroyed.
-angamia (verb), disappear. (< angama V).
-angamia (verb), fail.
-angamia (verb), perish. (< angama V). [Cf. maangamizi, maangamizo,
mwangamizi, uangamio, uangamizi]
-angamia (verb), be ruined.
-angamia (verb), be unsuccessful.
-angamiza (verb), destroy. (< angama V).
-angamiza (verb), cause to hang. (< -anga).
-angamiza (verb), ruin.
-angamiza (verb), stockpile.
-angamiza (verb), store.
-angamiza (verb), vanquish. (< angama V).
angamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, destruction. [usually plural: maangamizi
/ Cf. '-angamia]
angamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, ruin.
angao (conjunction), although.
angao (conjunction), even if. nipe chakula ~ ni kidogo tu. give me food
even if it is only a little. [also: angalao]
angao (conjunction), in order that.
angao (conjunction), so that.
-angavu (adjective), bright. [Cf. angaa / also: '-anga]
-angavu (adjective), clear.
-angavu (adjective), clever.
-angavu (adjective), gleaming.
-angavu (adjective), intelligent.
-angavu (adjective), open-minded.
-angavu (adjective), shining. (< angaa V).
-angavu (adjective), transparent.
-angaza (verb), be focused on (of eyes). Macho yake sana yanaangaza
nchini mwake [Masomo 392]. His eyes are focussed on his country.. (<
angalia V).
-angaza (verb), illuminate.
-angaza (verb), give light. [taa za umeme] zikipoteza nguvu zake bure
kuangaza njia zilizohamwa na watu [Sul]. (< angalia V).
-angaza (verb), light up. mwezi huangaza usiku. the moon lights up the
night. (< -angaa).
-angaza (verb), look fixedly.
-angaza (verb), shine. (< angalia V).
-angaza (verb), stare. -angaza macho. fix one's eyes on something,
stare.
-angema (verb), be dejected.
-angema (verb), be despondent.
-angema (verb), be timid.
-angema (verb), be timorous.
-angika (verb), hang up (on a wall or tree etc.). [Cf. '-anga, '-
angama, '-angua]
-angikwa (verb), be hung up. (< angika V).
-angu (adjective), mine.
-angu (pronoun), my. mtoto wangu, nyumba yangu. [first person singular
possessive pronoun stem]
-angua (verb), bring down.
-angua (verb), take down. ~ nazi. pick coconuts.
-angua (verb), drop. (< angika V).
-angua (verb), fall into.
-angua (verb), hatch. ~ mayai. hatch eggs.
-angua (verb), pass into the state of. ~ kicheko, ~machozi. burst out
laughing, burst into tears.
-angua (verb), take off. (< -anga). [Cf. anguko, kiangushio,
mwangushi]
-angua (verb), throw down. (< angika V).
-anguka (verb), crash (of an airplane).
-anguka (verb), drip.
-anguka (verb), fall. (< angika V).
-anguka (verb), fall down. barua ilianguka chini [Kez]. (< angika V).
-anguka (verb), be overtaken by.
-anguka (verb), be ruined.
-anguka (verb), be seized by.
-anguka (verb), trickle.
-angukia (verb), fall on.
anguko (noun), pl maanguko, collapse.
anguko (noun), pl maanguko, crash.
anguko (noun), pl maanguko, decay (figurative).
anguko (noun), pl maanguko, downfall (figurative).
anguko (noun 5/6), pl maanguko, drop. (< angika V).
anguko (noun 5/6), pl maanguko, fall. maanguko ya maji. waterfall. (<
angika V). [usually plural: maaknguko / Cf. '-angua]
anguko (noun 5/6), pl maanguko, ruin. (< angika V).
-anguliwa (verb), be hatched. (< angua).
-angusha (verb), bring down.
-angusha (verb), drop. Ndege za Amin ziliangusha mabomu Bukoba na Mwanza
[Nyerere, Masomo 276]. Amin's planes dropped bombs on Bukoba and Mwanza..
(< angika V).
-angusha (verb), make fall. (< angika V).
-angusha (verb), ruin.
-angusha (verb causative), let someone down. kasisitiza kuwa kutoridhia
kutakuwa kumvunja, kumwangusha [Muk]. (< angika V).
angusho (noun 5/6), pl maangusho, destruction. (< angika V).
angusho (noun 5/6), pl maangusho, forced fall. (< angika V).
angusho (noun 5/6), pl maangusho, ruin. (< angika V).
-ania (verb), defend.
-ania (verb), desire.
-ania (verb), fight for. aliania maisha yake. he fought for his life.
-ania (verb), have in mind.
-ania (verb), intend. anaania kazi ya ualimu. he intends to become a
teacher. [Cf. nia, '-nuia]
-ania (verb), plan.
-ania (verb), propose.
-anika (verb), put out to air.
-anika (verb), dry (eg coconut). Kazi ... yenu ni kukuna nazi/Kisha
mwenda [ku]zianika [Amana, Masomo 407]. dry meat; dry fish; dry clothes,
air clothes; your work is to grate coconut then you go to dry it.. [Cf.
'-anua / also: '-janika]
-anikwa (verb), be hung out to dry. (< anika V).
-anikwa (verb), be put out. (< anika V).
-anisi (adjective), luxurious.
-anisi (adjective), pleasant. [Cf. anasa]
-anisi (verb), delight.
-anisi (verb), please. [Cf. anasa / also: '-taanisi, '-taanasa]
anjili (noun), pl anjili, gospel. (< (relgious)). [syn: maandiko ya
Agano Jipya / also: injili, enjili]
ankachifu (noun), pl ankachifu, handkerchief.
ankra (noun 9/10), pl ankra, bill.
ankra (noun 9/10), pl ankra, invoice.
ankra (noun), pl ankra, label.
ankra (noun), pl ankra, mortgage.
ankra (noun), pl ankra, tag.
ankra (noun), pl ankra, ticket.
anna (noun), pl anna, anna (one sixteenth of a rupee). [Cf. rupia]
-anua (verb), remove. (< -anika).
-anuka (verb), clear up (weather). (< anika V).
-anuka (verb), be dry (of washing). kumeanuka sasa. it has stopped
raining, it has cleared up (figurative). (< -anika).
anwani (noun 9/10), pl awani, address. andika ~ ya barua; anwani ya
mwandikiwa huandikwa juu ya bahasha [Masomo, 73]. address a letter.
-anza (verb), begin. ~ kazi. begin to work. [Cf. chanzo, maanzilisho,
mwanzilishi, mwanzo, uanzishaji]
-anza (verb), set about (something).
-anza (verb), start. Walianza kutumia kamusi hii mwaka uliopita.. They
started to use this dictionary last year..
anzali (noun 9/10), pl anzali, abject person. kaolewa na mtu anzali
asiyemtakia wenziwe wamjue [Abd]. (< Arabic).
anzali (noun), pl anzali, depraved person.
anzali (noun 9/10), pl anzali, despised person. (< Arabic).
anzali (noun), pl anzali, despised person.
-anzia (preposition), from. Alidai kwamba kuanzia siku hiyo [Nyerere,
Masomo 274]. He claimed that from that day onwards. [Cf. -anza, -anzia]
-anzia (verb), begin for. (< -anza).
-anzia (verb), start on behalf of someone.
-anzilisha (verb), establish.
-anzilisha (verb), found. anzisha chama. found a party. (< -anza).
[also: '-anziliza]
-anzilisha (verb), initiate. (< anza V).
-anziliza (verb), establish.
-anziliza (verb), found. (< -anza). [also: '-anzilisha]
-anzisha (verb), begin. (< anza V).
-anzisha (verb), cause to begin. Walipoanzisha shule hiyo waliwaajiri
walimu wawili.. When they began that school they hired two teachers.. (<
-anza).
-anzisha (verb), found. Viongozi walioanzisha OAU mnamo 1963 [Masomo
325]. The leaders who founded the OAU in 1963. (< anza V).
-anzisha (verb), initiate. (< anza V).
-anzisha (verb), institute. (< anza V).
-anzisha (verb), cause to set about (something).
-anzisha (verb), cause to start.
-anzisha (verb), start. (< anza V).
-anzisha (verb), start off. (< anza V).
-anzishwa (verb), be initiated. shabaha ya kuanzishwa kwa chama hicho
[Masomo 218]. the aim in initiating this party. (< anza V).
-anzishwa (verb), be started off. (< anza V).
-anzwa (verb), be started. (< anza V).
Anzwani (noun), Anjouan (island in the Comoros).
-ao (adjective), their. nchi yao, nchi zao. their country, their
countries. [third person plural possessive pronoun stem]
-ao (pronoun), their. nchi yao, nchi zao. their country, their
countries. [third person plural possessive pronoun stem]
ao (conjunction), either or. [see: au]
ao (conjunction), or. [see; au]
-apa (verb), take an oath.
-apa (verb), swear. Matata aliumia na kuzidi kuapia kuwa leo ndiyo leo
[Muk].
-apa (verb), vow. Rais Nyere aliapa kuimarisha ushirikiano na kuingiza
nguvu zaidi OAU [Masomo 327]. President Nyerere vowed to increase
cooperation and strengthen the OAU.
-apa kiapo (verb), swear an oath.
aparati (noun), pl aparati, apparatus. [syn: nyambo vya kufania kazi]
-apisha (verb), put on oath. (< apa V).
-apisha (verb causative), administer an oath. (< apa V).
-apisha (verb causative), cause to swear. Nani aliyekuapisha? [Ng]. (<
apa V).
-apishwa (verb), take an oath (of office).
-apishwa (verb), be sworn in. (< -apa).
-apiwa (verb), be sworn to. (< apa V).
-apiza (verb), curse. Baba yake alianza kujiapiza, "Kama akirudi binti
yangu, haki tena sitamlazimisha kuolewa, wala sitampangia mume"[Balisidya,
Masomo 353]. Her father cursed himself, "If my daughter returns, truly I
will not force her to get married nor will I arrange a husband for her
[Balisidya, Masomo 353]. (< apa V).
-apiza (verb), swear at. (< -apa).
apizo (noun 5/6), pl maapizo, curse. (< apa V).
apizo (noun), pl maapizo, imprecation.
apizo (noun), pl maapizo, invective.
apizo (noun 5/6), pl maapizo, swearing at. (< apa V).
-apizwa (verb), be cursed. mji ule umeapizwa, jua halionekani ila mwaka
mara moja [Ya]. (< apa V).
Aprili (noun 9), April. Aprili ni mwezi wa nne. April is the fourth
month.
aproni (noun 9/10), pl aproni, apron.
-apua (verb), break an oath. (< -apa).
Arabu (noun), Arabia. [Cf. Mwarabu / also: Arabuni, Bara Arabu, Manga /
syn: Uarabu]
Arabuni (noun), pl Arabuni, object of Arabian origin.
Arabuni (noun 17), Arabia.
arabuni (noun 9/10), pl arabuni, deposit.
arabuni (noun 9/10), pl arabuni, guarantee.
araka (noun), pl araka, arrack.
araka (noun), pl araka, any intoxicating liquor.
arba (adjective), four. ~ mia, nchi ya ~. four hundred, the fourth
country. (< (archaic)). [Cf. '-arbatashara / also: '-aroba / syn: '-
nne]
arbaini (adjective), forty. [Cf. '-arba]
arbatashara (adjective), fourteen. (< (archaic)). [Cf. arba]
-arda (verb), lay eggs.
ardhi (noun 9/10), pl ardhi, earth. La ardhi na la mbingu, neno lake
husadifu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 4 iii]. Concerning the earth and
the sky, His word is true..
ardhi (noun), pl ardhi, globe. (< (rare)).
ardhi (noun 9/10), pl ardhi, ground.
ardhi (noun 9/10), pl ardhi, land. Ardhi ndiyo iliyokuwa tatizo kubwa
baina yetu na serikali mbaya ya walowezi iliyotunyima haki [Kenyatta,
Masomo 116]. Land definitely was a major problem between us and the evil
settler government that denied us justice [Kenyatta, Masomo 116].
ardhi (noun 9/10), pl ardhi, soil.
ardhi (noun), pl ardhi, world. (< (rare)).
ari (noun), pl ari, disgrace.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, dishonor.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, eagerness.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, special effort.
ari (noun), pl ari, special effort exerted to prevent being disgraced.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, pride. Tuandikieni kwa ari [Said Ahmed
Mohamed]. Let's write with pride.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, reproach.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, self-respect.
ari (noun 9/10), pl ari, shame.
ari (noun), pl ari, will to succeed.
aria (noun), pl aria, part. (< (rare)).
aria (noun), pl aria, party.
aria (noun), pl aria, section.
-aridhia (verb), demonstrate.
-aridhia (verb), explain. kwanza akiisoma mwenyewe ile barua, imwelee,
kisha aiaridhie [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-aridhia (verb), expound. (< Arabic).
-aridhia (verb), inform.
-aridhia (verb), interpret.
aridhilihali (noun), pl aridhilihali, memorandum.
aridhilihali (noun), pl aridhilihali, petition.
aridhilihali (noun), pl aridhilihali, request. (< (archaic, rare)).
aridhio (noun 5), description. (< aridhia V).
aridhio (noun 5), explanation. (< aridhia V).
aridhio (noun 5), information. (< aridhia V).
-arifiwa (verb), be informed. (< arifa N).
-arifu (adjective), educated.
-arifu (adjective), experienced.
-arifu (adjective), proficient.
-arifu (adjective), versed.
-arifu (adjective), well-informed.
-arifu (verb), inform. nakuarifu kwamba nina mchumba wangu [Mun]. (<
arifa N).
-arifu (verb), relate.
-arifu (verb), report. (< Arabic).
-arifu (verb), say.
-arifu (verb), state. [Cf. maarifa, maarufu, taarifa, umaarufu]
-arifu (verb), tell.
-arithi (verb), want. (< (rare)).
-arithi (verb), wish.
arki (noun 9/10), pl arki, essence.
arki (noun 9/10), pl arki, extract. (< Arabic).
aroba (adjective), four. ~ mia, nchi ya ~. four hundred, the fourth
country. (< (archaic)). [also: '-arba / syn: '-nne]
arobaini (adjective), forty. [Cf. '-aroba]
arobaini (noun 9/10), forty. (< aroba N, nne N). [Cf: aroba / also:
arbaini, arubaini]
arteri (noun), artery. (< (anatomical)). [also: ateri]
arteri (noun), main route.
Bahari ya Artiki (noun), Arctic Ocean.
arubaini (adjective), forty. [Cf: aroba / also: arbaini, arobaini]
arufu (noun), pl harufu, aroma.
arufu (noun), pl harufu, scent.
arufu (noun), pl harufu, smell (good or bad). [also: arufu]
Azimio la Arusha (noun 5), Arusha Declaration. (< azima n, Arusha N).
arusi (noun), pl arusi, wedding. ~ bwana, ~ bibi, fanya ~. bridegroom,
bride, get married. [also: harusi]
-asa (verb), admonish. (< Arabic).
-asa (verb), counsel. (< Arabic).
-asa (verb), forbid. "Tuchukue nusu wali moja", anaasa yule mfupi [Ma].
(< Arabic).
-asa (verb), prohibit.
-asa (verb), warn. (< Arabic).
asaa (conjunction), if (only). asaa hwenda akamwona [Moh]. (< Arabic).
asaa (conjunction), perhaps. (< Arabic).
asali (noun), honey. ~ ya nyuki, ~ ya miwa, fuata nyuki ukale ~. honey,
molasses, "Follow the bee and you wil get honey" (proverb - i.e., find a
patron).
asali (noun 9/10), pl asali, syrup.
asante (phrase), thank you.
asante (verb), thanks. ~ sana; '-toa ~, '-sema ~. Thank you very much;
give thanks, say thanks.
asbestosi (noun 9/10), pl asbestosi, asbestos.
asetilini (c2h2) (noun 9/10), pl asetelini, acetylene (c2h2).
-asfari (adjective), yellow. (< (rare)). [syn: kimanjano]
-asha (verb), cause to be built. (< -aka; also: '-akisha).
-asha (verb), cause to be erected (with stone).
ashakum (verb conjugated), excuse it (used in apology for a vulgar word
or expression).
ashakum (verb conjugated), pardon the expression.
ashara (adjective), ten. (< (archaic)). [rare]
asharati (noun), adultery.
asharati (noun), amusement.
asharati (noun), debauchery.
asharati (noun), dissipation. [Cf. mwasherati, usherati / also:
asherati]
asharati (noun), excess.
asharati (noun), good time.
asharati (noun), prodigality.
asharati (noun), waste.
ashekali (adjective), better (after an illness).
ashekali (noun), improvement. -ona ~. note improvement. (< (rare)).
asherati (noun 9/10an), pl asherati, adultery.
asherati (noun), amusement.
asherati (noun), debauchery.
asherati (noun), dissipation. [Cf. mwasherati, usherati / also:
asharati]
asherati (noun), excess.
asherati (noun 14), fornication.
asherati (noun), good time.
asherati (noun), prodigality.
asherati (noun), waste.
asherini (adjective), twenty. [rare]
-ashiki (verb), be enamored of.
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, affection. -tia ~. evoke affection.
ashiki (noun 14), strong desire.
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, feeling.
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, fondness.
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, longing.
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, love. [Cf. shauku / also: ashki]
ashiki (noun 14), passion (sexual). moyo wa Matata ulikwenda kasi katika
ashiki ya siku nyingi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
ashiki (noun), pl ashiki, yearning. -tia ~. evoke yearning.
-ashiri (verb), signal. Akiashiri kwa kidole cha kati [Chacha, Masomo
375]. Signaling with his middle finger.. (< ishara N).
-ashiria (verb), pl ashiria, give someone an indication.
-ashiria (verb), pl ashiria, inform promptly.
-ashiria (verb), pl ashiria, signal. [Cf. ishara]
-ashiria (verb), signal (someone). Chahe anamwashiria Boke aketi
[Chacha, Masomo 372];Matata alimwashiria kitandani [Muk]. Chahe signaled
to Boke that she should sit.. (< ishara N).
-ashiria (verb), pl ashiria, give someone a warning.
-ashiriwa (verb), be signalled. (< ishara N).
-ashki (verb), be enamored of.
-ashki (verb), be in love. [Cf. shauku / also: '-ashiki]
-ashki (verb), have a passion for.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, affection. -tia ~. evoke affection.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, passionate desire.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, feeling.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, fondness.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, longing.
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, love. [Cf. shauku / also: ashiki]
ashki (noun), pl ashiki, yearning. -tia ~. evoke yearning.
-asi (verb), be disobedient. wameasia serikali yao. They have rebelled
against their government. [Cf. maasi, mwasi, uasi / also: '-aasi]
-asi (verb), not meet an obligation.
-asi (verb), rebel.
-asi (verb), revolt.
asi (noun), pl maasi, revolt. [usually plural: maasi]
Bwana asifiwe! (phrase), Praise the Lord!.
asikari (noun), pl asiari, guard. ~jela; ~ kanzu. prison guard; local
constable, local constabulary (wearing kanzu rather than uniform).
asikari (noun), pl asiari, overseer.
asikari (noun), pl asikari, soldier.
asikari (noun), pl asiari, warrior. ~ polisi, ~ wapanda farasi.
policeman, cavalry. [Cf. uskari / also: askari]
asili (adverb), from the beginning.
asili (adverb), in old times.
asili (adverb), originally. babu ~. of original/proven quality.
asili (noun), pl asili, ancestor.
asili (noun), pl asili, ancestry.
asili (noun), pl asili, basis.
asili (noun), pl asili, beginning. [Cf. asilia]
asili (noun), pl asili, decent.
asili (noun), pl asili, denominator (mathematics).
asili (noun), pl asili, essence.
asili (noun), pl asili, forebear.
asili (noun), pl asili, foundation.
asili (noun), pl asili, home.
asili (noun), pl asili, nature.
asili (noun 9/10), pl asili, origin.
asili (noun), pl asili, basic principle.
asili (noun), pl asili, reason (for something).
asili (noun), pl asili, root (grammatical).
asili (noun 9/10), pl asili, source.
asili (noun), pl asili, temperament.
asili (noun 9/10), pl asili, traditional.
-asilia (adjective), real.
asilia (adjective), genuine. (< asili Adv).
asilia (adjective), original. (< asili Adv).
asilimia (noun 9/10), pl asilimia, (Masomo 258). Kwa wastani zaidi ya
asilimia 90 ya watoto wamo shuleni.. On average more than ninety percent
of children are in school..
-asisha (verb), agitate.
-asisha (verb), incite to rebellion. (< -asi).
-asisha (verb), stir up.
-asisiwa (verb), appoint.
-asisiwa (verb), establish.
-asisiwa (verb), found.
-asiswa (verb), be appointed.
-asiswa (verb), be named. (< -asisiwa).
asitambuke (verb conjugated), remain incognito.
asitambuke (verb conjugated), be unknown.
asitambuke (verb conjugated), be unrecognized.
asiye (kuwa na) mbele wala nyuma (phrase), be utterly destitute. (<
idiomatic).
asiye na hatia (phrase), innocent. sura nzuri yenye dalili zote za
msichana asiye na hatia [Mt].
askafu (noun), pl maakafu, bishop. ~ mkuu, ~ msaidizi. archbishop,
auxiliary bishop.
askafu msaidizi (noun), pl maaskafu wasaidizi, auxiliary bishop.
askafu mkuu (noun), pl maaskafu wakuu, archbishop.
askari (noun 9/10an), pl askari, guard.
askari (noun 9/10an), pl askari, police.
askari (noun 9/10an), pl askari, soldier.
Askari Walinda Nyumba (noun 9/10an), pl Asakri walinda nyumba, Home
Guards.
askofu (noun 5/6), pl maaskofu, bishop.
askut! (interjection), Silence!.
askut! (interjection), Be still!. [Cf. '-sukutu]
aspirini (noun), pl aspirini, aspirin. (< (pharmaceutical term)).
assalala (interjection), exclamation of astonishment. Assalala! Ati
pambo la miguu! [Abd]. (< Arabic).
astaghafiru (interjection), God forbid. anajiona, astaghafiru, kama yeye
ndiye Mungu! [Sul]. (< Arabic).
astahili (noun 9/10), pl astahili, merit. (< Arabic). [also: stahili]
astahili (noun 9/10), pl astahili, worthiness. (< Arabic).
aste (adverb), slowly. [syn: polepole]
asubuhi (noun 9/10), pl asubuhi, morning. ~ na mapema, tangu ~ hata
jioni. early morning, from morning to evening. [Cf. '-sabahi / also:
asubui, ashubuhki]
asubui (noun), pl asubui, morning. ~ na mapema, tangu ~ hata jioni.
early morning, from morning to evening. [Cf. '-sabahi / also: asubuhi,
ashubuhki]
asubukhi (noun), pl asubukhi, morning. ~ na mapema, tangu ~ hata jioni.
early morning, from morning to evening. [Cf. '-sabahi / also: asubuhi,
ashubui]
asumini (noun 9/10), pl asumini, jasmine. Wanawake hujipamba kwa
maasumini [Masomo 128]. The women decorate themselves with jasimine.
[also 5/6 asumini/maasumini]
asusa (noun), pl asusa, meat dish.
asusa (noun), pl asusa, something eaten when one is drinking alcoholic
beverages.
-ata (verb), abandon. [Kiamu]
-ata (verb), acquit.
-ata (verb), allow.
-ata (verb), cease.
-ata (verb), desert.
-ata (verb), discontinue.
-ata (verb), divorce (s.o.). Fulani amemwata mkewe.. X is divorced from
his wife.. [Kiamu]
-ata (verb), fail to do.
-ata (verb), leave behind. Amwata mkewe na watoto wakewenda kwa miguu
[Nabhany, Masomo 294]. He left his wife and children going on foot.. (<
dialect of '-acha). [Kiamu, cf. Kuacha]
-ata (verb), neglect.
-ata (verb), pardon.
-ata (verb), permit.
-ata (verb), release.
-ata (verb), stop.
-atamia (verb), brood. [also: '-tamia, '-latamia]
-atamia (verb), hatch (eggs).
-atamisha (verb), cause to brood. (< -atamia). [also: '-atamiza]
-atamisha (verb), cause to hatch (eggs).
-atamiza (verb), cause to brood. (< -atamia). [also: '-atamisha]
-atamiza (verb), cause to hatch (eggs).
ateri (noun), artery. (< (anatomical)). [also: arteri]
ateri (noun), main route.
-athari (verb), influence.
athari (noun), pl athari, abrasion.
athari (noun), pl athari, blemish.
athari (noun), pl athari, defect.
athari (noun), pl athari, deficiency.
athari (noun 9/10), pl athari, effect. alithubutu kunyanyua macho
kuitazama athari ya kanzu hii kwa yule mtazamaji [Sul]. (< Arabic).
athari (noun), pl athari, fault. ~ ya jicho. he has only one eye
(euphamism).
athari (noun 9/10), pl athari, impact.
athari (noun), pl athari, influence.
athari (noun 9/10), pl athari, mark.
athari (noun), pl athari, mistake.
athari (noun), pl athari, omission.
athari (noun), pl athari, scar.
athari (noun), pl athari, scratch.
athari (noun), pl athari, sore.
athari (noun), pl athari, spot.
athari (noun), pl athari, wound.
-athiri (verb), affect. sauti laini ya Mansuri iliyojaa huruma na upole
ilimwathiri [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-athiri (verb), damage. [Cf. athari]
-athiri (verb), deface.
-athiri (verb), destroy.
-athiri (verb), disfigure.
-athiri (verb), make a deep impression. (< Arabic).
-athiri (verb), influence. Mshairi anaweza kuwaathiri watu [Masomo 393].
A poet may influence people .. (< athari N).
-athiri (verb), injure.
-athiri (verb), mark. (< athari N).
-athiri (verb), strike. (< Arabic).
-athiriwa (verb), be affected. (< athari N).
-athiriwa (verb), be corrupted. [Cf. athari]
-athiriwa (verb), be wounded. Aliathiriwa sehemu mbili, kichwani na
kifuani [Masomo 165]. She was wounded in two places, in the head and in
the chest.. (< Arabic).
ati (interjection), exclamation implying disagreement.
ati! (interjection), Listen! (exclamation introducing a statement).
ati! (interjection), Say (exclamation introducing a statement). ~!
yasemwa watu wale ni wageni. "Say, they tell me those people are
strangers"..
ati! (interjection), Hey! (exclamation to attract attention). ~ wewe!.
Hey you!. [also: eti!]
atia (noun), crime.
atia (noun), error. [also: hatia]
atia (noun), guilt. -tia hatiani; '-tiwa hatiani; ana ~; '-patikana na
hatia. accuse, find guilty; be convicted; He is guilty; be found guilty.
atia (noun), transgression.
atia (noun), violation.
-atibika (verb), be dissatisfied. (< -atibu).
-atibu (verb), abuse.
-atibu (verb), blame.
-atibu (verb), criticize.
-atibu (verb), be dissatisfied (with).
-atibu (verb), find fault with.
-atibu (verb), insult.
-atibu (verb), reprimand.
-atibu (verb), scold.
-atibu (verb), swear.
-atika (verb), plant out.
-atika (verb), replant.
-atika (verb), transplant.
-atikali (verb), estimate.
-atikali (verb), know.
-atikali (verb), understand. (< (rare)).
-atilika (verb), be deformed. alikuwa akiatilika, akisema peke yake
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-atilika (verb), be injured. (< (rare)).
-atilika (verb), be transformed. (< Arabic).
Atlantiki (noun), pl (sing), Atlantic Ocean.
Bahari ya Atlantiki (noun), Atlantic Ocean.
atlasi (noun), pl atlasi, silk cloth. nguo ya ~. satin.
atomi (noun 9/10), pl atomi, atom.
atomiki (adjective), atomic. bomu la ~. atomic bomb. (< (used with '-a
before)). [also: kiatomik]
atomiki (adjective), nuclear.
-atua (verb), chop (wood).
-atua (verb), crack.
-atua (verb), split. [Cf. mwatuko]
-atua (verb), tear.
-atuka (verb), be cracked. (< atua).
-atuka (verb), be split. nchi imeatuka kwa joto la jua. the ground is
cracked from the heat of the sun.
-atuka (verb), be torn.
au (conjunction), either... or.... [syn: ama]
au (conjunction), or.
-aua (verb), check on.
-aua (verb), examine.
-aua (verb), inspect. ~ skuli. inspect a school.
-aua (verb), investigate.
-aua (verb), lay out.
-aua (verb), mark out.
-aua (verb), survey. ~ shamba. survey (mark out) a field.
-auka (verb), develop. (< (rare)).
-auka (verb), open up (plants).
-aula (adjective), better. jambo hili ni aula, si ~. This matter is
better (more important), it is unimportant (inconsequential).
-aula (adjective), more suitable.
-aula (adjective), superior.
aula (adjective), more befitting.
aula (adjective), more deserving.
aula (adjective), important.
-auliwa (verb), be surveyed. (< aula adj).
-auni (verb), assist.
-auni (verb), help. [Cf. muawana]
-auni (verb), help. atakuja kuauni nafsi yake, wazee wake na jamii yake
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-auni (verb), provide.
-auni (verb), support.
-auni (verb), support.
-aunia (verb), assist (for or on behalf of).
-aunia (verb), help (for or on behalf of). (< -auni).
-aunia (verb), support (on behalf of).
aunsi (noun), pl aunsi, ounce (28.3 grams).
auradi (noun), pl (sing), prayers pronounced at burial. (< (Islamic)).
[also: uradi]
-ausha (verb), cause to check on.
-ausha (verb), cause to examine.
-ausha (verb), cause to inspect. (< -aua). [also: '-auza]
-ausha (verb), cause to investigate.
-ausha (verb), cause to lay out.
-ausha (verb), cause to mark out.
-ausha (verb), cause to survey.
aushi (adjective), long lasting. ndoa yao ikawa aushi [Mun]. (<
Arabic).
aushi (adjective), strong. (< Arabic).
aushi (noun), pl aushi, durability. vyungu vya ~. durable pottery.
[Cf. '-ishi]
aushi (noun 9/10), pl aushi, life. mjini hajapata kupatia mguu ila labda
mara moja au mbili tu , aushi yake [Abd]. (< Arabic).
aushi (noun), pl aushi, permanence.
-ausi (adjective), black. (< also: eusi).
-ausi (adjective), dark (in color).
-ausi (adjective), gloomy.
-auwali (adjective), almost.
-auwali (adjective), in the beginning.
-auwali (adjective), earlier.
-auwali (adjective), at first.
auwali (adjective), formerly.
auwali (adjective), nearly.
auwali (noun), pl auwali, beginning. tangu ~ hata aheri; ~ ni ~, hakuna
~ mbovu. from beginnning to end; take the first or nothing (proverb).
[also: awali]
auwali (noun), pl auwali, inception.
auwali (noun), pl auwali, start.
auwali ya nchi (noun), pl auwali ya nchi, border.
auwali ya nchi (noun), pl auwali ya nchi, boundary.
auwali ya nchi (noun), pl auwali ya nchi, frontier of a country (i.e.,
where a country begins). [syn: asili, mwanzo, kwanza]
-auza (verb), cause to check on.
-auza (verb), cause to examine.
-auza (verb), cause to inspect. (< -aua). [also: '-ausha]
-auza (verb), cause to investigate.
-auza (verb), cause to lay out.
-auza (verb), cause to mark out.
-auza (verb), cause to survey.
-avya (verb), destroy. (< (dialect)).
-avya (verb), squander. ~ fedha, ~ mali. squander money, squander
property.
-avya (verb), waste.
-awa (verb), go away.
-awa (verb), go out. (< (dialect)).
-awadha (verb), allot.
-awadha (verb), arrange.
-awadha (verb), assign. (< (rare)). [Cf. mwawazi / also: '-awaza]
-awadha (verb), organize.
-awali (adjective), almost.
awali (adjective), in the beginning.
awali (adjective), earlier.
awali (adjective), at first.
awali (adjective), formerly.
awali (adjective), initial.
awali (adjective), nearly.
awali (adverb), foremost.
awali (adverb), initially. Hapo awali aljitia ukali na kutokutoa msaada
[Masomo 163]. Initially she was hostile and did not offer assistance..
awali (adverb), long time ago.
awali (adverb), originally.
awali (noun), pl auwali, beginning. tangu ~ hata aheri; ~ ni ~, hakuna ~
mbovu. from beginnning to end; take the first or nothing (proverb).
[also: auwali]
awali (noun 9/10), pl awali, inception.
awali (noun 9/10), pl awali, origin.
awali (noun 9/10), pl awali, start.
awali ya nchi (noun), pl awali ya nchi, border.
awali ya nchi (noun), pl awali ya nchi, boundary.
awali ya nchi (noun), pl awali ya nchi, frontier of a country (i.e.,
where a country begins). [syn: asili, mwanzo, kwanza]
awamu (noun 9/10), pl awamu, part. Majengo ya chuo hiki yamekuwa
yakirekebishwa na awamu ya kwanza itakamilika mwaka ujao [Masomo 362].
The buildings of this college are being repaired and the first part will
be complete next year..
-awaza (verb), allot.
-awaza (verb), arrange.
-awaza (verb), assign. (< (rare)). [Cf. mwawazi / also: '-awadha]
-awaza (verb), organize.
awesia (noun), pl awesia, dhow (kind of).
-awini (verb), assist.
-awini (verb), help. [Cf. muawana]
-awini (verb), help. [also: auni, awuni]
-awini (verb), support.
-awuni (verb), assist.
-awuni (verb), help. [Cf. muawana]
-awuni (verb), help. [also: auni, awini]
-awuni (verb), support.
aya (noun), pl aya, children's nurse.
aya (noun 9/10), pl aya, paragraph. kuunganisha sentensi ili zifanye aya
[Masomo 194]. to join together sentences so that they form paragraphs.
aya (noun), pl aya, part.
aya (noun), pl aya, section.
aya (noun), pl aya, verse (especially of the Koran).
ayala (noun), pl ayala, hart.
ayala (noun), pl ayala, stag.
ayari (noun), pl ayari, anchor chain. (< (nautical)).
ayari (noun), pl ayari, block.
ayari (noun), pl ayari, cheat. mwangalie ~ huyu aliyeko mtini.. Watch
out for the scoundrel who is in the tree (proverb).. [also: ajari]
ayari (noun), pl ayari, pulley.
ayari (noun), pl ayari, rascal.
ayari (noun 9/10), pl ayari, rope for hoisting a sail. [naut]
ayari (noun), pl ayari, scoundrel.
ayari (noun), pl ayari, swindler.
aye (noun), pl ayari, thank you. (< (archaic)). [syn: asanti]
-aza (verb), assume.
-aza (verb), conjecture.
-aza (verb), consider.
-aza (verb), imagine.
-aza (verb), mediate.
-aza (verb), reflect.
-aza (verb), suppose.
-aza (verb), think. [also: waza]
-azali (adjective), eternal. (< (religious)).
azali (adjective), without beginning.
azali (adjective), everlasting.
azama (noun), pl azama, nose ring. (< (archaic)).
-azima (verb), borrow. gari aliyoazima kwa marafiki zake mjini [Moh].
-azima (verb), lend. [Cf. maazimo, mwazimo, uazimaji]
azima (noun), pl azima, charm.
azima (noun), pl maazima, intention. [also: azimio]
azima (noun), pl azima, magic.
azima (noun), pl maazima, motion. ~ la kutokuwa na imani. no-confidence
motion. (< (parliamentary)). [Cf. '-azimu]
azima (noun), pl maazima, motive.
azima (noun), pl maazima, plan.
azima (noun), pl maazima, project.
azima (noun), pl maazima, proposal.
azima (noun), pl maazima, purpose.
azima (noun), pl maazima, resolution.
azima (noun), pl maazima, scheme.
azima (noun), pl azima, talisman.
-azimia (verb), borrow (for).
-azimia (verb), intend. (< azima N).
-azimia (verb), lend (for). (< -azima).
azimio (noun 5/6), pl maazimio, accord. (< azima N).
azimio (noun 5/6), pl maazimio, intention. (< azima N).
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, motion. ~ la kutokuwa na imani. no-
confidence motion. (< (parliamentary)). [Cf. '-azimu]
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, motive.
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, plan.
azimio (noun 5/6), pl maazimio, program of work. (< azima N).
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, project.
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, proposal.
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, purpose.
azimio (noun 5/6), pl maazimio, resolution. (< azima N).
azimio (noun), pl maazimio, scheme.
-azimiwa (verb), be intended. (< azima N).
azimo (noun), pl maazimo, something borrowed. [Cf. azima]
azimo (noun), pl maazimo, debt.
azimo (noun), pl maazimo, something lent.
azimo (noun), pl maazimo, loan.
-azimu (verb), cast spells.
-azimu (verb), determine.
-azimu (verb), intend. (< azima N).
-azimu (verb), do magic. [Cf. azimio (maazimio)]
-azimu (verb), propose.
-aziri (verb), criticize.
-aziri (verb), defame.
-aziri (verb), degrade.
-aziri (verb), disgrace.
-aziri (verb), disparage publicly.
-aziri (verb), find fault with. Usiniadhiri mbele ya watu. Don't
criticize me in front of the people.. [also: '-adhiri]
-aziri (verb), humiliate.
-aziri (verb), reprove.
-aziri (verb), shame.
-aziri (verb), slander.
-azizi (adjective), dear (persons).
-azizi (adjective), esteemed (persons).
azizi (adjective), precious. ndipo miadi inapokuwa kitu azizi [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
azizi (adjective), rare. (< Arabic).
azizi (adjective), valuable. (< Arabic).
azizi (noun), pl azizi, precious thing.
azizi (noun), pl azizi, rarity.
azizi (noun), pl azizi, treasure.
azizi (noun), pl azizi, valued thing.
azma (noun 9/10), pl azima, intention. (< Arabic).
azma (noun 9/10), pl azima, purpose. nini mawazo na azma ya Dr Jumanne
kuhusu serikali ya nchi yake? [Ya]. (< Arabic).
azma (noun 9/10), pl azima, scheme. (< Arabic).
-azuri (verb), commit perjury. [also: '-zuri]
- B -
baa (noun 5/6), pl mabaa, bar (pub). alikuwa akipita katika mabaa
kutafuta wanaume [Mt]. (< Eng.).
baa (noun 5/6), pl mabaa, calamity.
baa (noun), pl baa, catastrophe. mvua hii imetuletea baa na balaa. this
rain has led to a great catastrophe.
baa (noun), pl baa, person who does damage.
baa (noun 5/6), pl mabaa, disaster.
baa (noun), pl baa, disturbance.
baa (noun), pl baa, epidemic.
baa (noun 5/6), pl baa, evil. [also: balaa, balia]
baa (noun), pl baa, pestilence.
baa (noun 5/6), pl mabaa, pub. (< Eng.).
baa (noun), pl baa, person who creates trouble.
baada (preposition), after. ~ ya miaka mingi, ~ ya kazi. after many
years, after work. [Cf. '-baidi]
baada (preposition), behind. [usually ~ ya, after]
baada ya (adverb), after. (< baada).
baadae (adverb), afterwards. Wareno walifika Mombasa, baadae walielekea
Malindi [Masomo 143]. The Portuguese arrived in Mombasa and afterwards
proceeded to Malindi.. (< baada).
baadaye (adverb), afterwards. (< baada).
baadaye (adverb), later. (< baada).
baadaye (adverb), next.
baadaye (adverb), then.
baadaye (adverb), thereafter. [derived from baada yake]
baadaye (conjunction), afterwards.
baadaye (conjunction), then.
hali ya baadaye (noun), pl hali ya baadaye, the future.
baadhi (noun 9/10), pl baadhi, among.
baadhi (noun), pl baadhi, amount (small).
baadhi (noun 9/10), pl baadhi, assortment.
baadhi (noun), pl baadhi, part (of a larger whole).
baadhi (noun), pl baadhi, section (of a larger whole). Wanafunzi
wamegawanyika baadhi mbili. The students are divided into two sections.
baadhi (noun), pl baadhi, some. ~ ya watu;~ ya siku. some of the
people; some days.
baadhi ya (adverb), some of. (< baadhi).
-baathi (verb), set up. (< (rare)). [also: buathi]
-baathi (verb), place upright.
-baba (verb), fasten tightly. (< (rare)).
baba (noun), pl baba, ancestor.
baba (noun 9/10), pl baba, dad.
baba (noun), pl baba, father. ~ Mtakatifu. Holy Father, Pope. [Cf.
ubaba / also: babu, abu]
baba (noun), pl baba, forebear.
baba (noun), pl baba, guard.
baba (noun), pl baba, patron.
baba (noun), pl baba, protector.
baba (noun), pl baba, uncle (paternal). ~ mkubwa, ~ mdogo. uncle
(older/younger brother of one's father).
baba (noun), pl baba, watchman.
baba mdogo (noun 1/2), pl baba wadogo, uncle (father's younger brother).
baba mkubwa (noun 1/2), pl baba wakubwa, uncle (father's older brother).
baba mkwe (noun), pl baba mkwe, father in law.
baba wa kambo (noun), pl baba wa kambo, stepfather.
baba watoto (noun), pl baba watoto, husband.
-babaika (verb), babble.
-babaika (verb), be confused.
-babaika (verb), be embarrassed. aligeuka kukimbilia kiooni huku
katahayari, huku kababaika, na huku kapendezewa [Sul].
-babaika (verb), rave (in a fever etc.).
-babaika (verb), stammer (from fear).
-babaika (verb), stutter. [Cf. babaiko, ubabaiko / also: '-babayika]
-babaika (verb), talk deliriously.
babaiko (noun), nonsense.
-babaisha (verb), cheat.
-babaisha (verb), deceive. (< -babaika).
-babaisha (verb), swindle.
babaje (noun), pl babaje, marine snail (large variety).
-babaka (verb), argue.
-babaka (verb), convince.
-babaka (verb), fight.
-babaka (verb), prove.
-babaka (verb), struggle.
babakabwela (noun), pl (sing), proletariat.
babale (adverb), just.
babale (adverb), then.
-babata (verb), hammer (metal).
-babata (verb), strike lightly.
-babata (verb), tap.
-babatika (verb), beat. ~ mbawa. beat with the wings.
-babatika (verb), flutter.
-babayika (verb), rave (in a fever etc.).
-babayika (verb), stammer (from fear).
-babayika (verb), stutter. [Cf. babaiko, ubabaiko / also: '-babaika]
-babayika (verb), talk deliriously.
babayiko (noun), pl mababayiko, confused explanation.
babayiko (noun), pl mababayiko, unintelligible explanation.
babayiko (noun), pl mababayiko, nonsense.
babayiko (noun), pl mababayiko, meaningless words. [Cf. '-babaika /
also: babaiko]
babewana (noun), pl babewana, owl (species of). (< (ornithology)).
babewatoto (noun), pl babewatoto, owl (species of). (< (ornithology)).
-babia (verb), overfeed (someone).
babu (noun), pl babu, ancestor.
babu (noun), pl babu, category.
babu (noun), pl babu, character.
babu (noun), pl babu, forebear.
babu (noun 9/10an), pl babu, grandfather.
babu (noun 9/10an), pl babu, grandpa.
babu (noun), pl babu, kind.
babu (noun), pl babu, old man (respectful term of address).
babu (noun), pl babu, patriarch. Mababu wa Kanisa. the Fathers of the
Church.
babu (noun), pl babu, quality. ~ kubwa, ~ ndogo. of superior quality
(character), of inferior quality (character).
babu (noun), pl babu, sort.
-babua (verb), clean.
-babua (verb), polish.
-babua (verb), pull off.
-babua (verb), remove (skin or rind).
-babua (verb), strip off.
-babuka (verb), be disfigured. (< babua).
-babuka (verb), suffer from a disfiguring skin disease. (< -babua).
badala (noun), pl badala, replacement. ~ ya. instead of. [Cf. '-
badili]
badala (noun), pl badala, representation.
Badala (noun), Badala (name of an Indian sect).
badala (noun 9/10), pl badala, substitute.
badala ya (adverb), instead of.
badani (noun), pl badani, badani (front or back piece of a kanzu).
[also: bidani]
-badhiri (adjective), extravagant.
-badhiri (adjective), wasteful. [also: -badhirifu]
-badhiri (verb), defalcate.
-badhiri (verb), embezzle. [Cf. '-badhirifu, budhara, mbadhiri,
ubadhirifu / also: badiri]
-badhiri (verb), misappropriate.
-badhiri (verb), squander (money or property).
-badhiri (verb), waste.
-badhirifu (adjective), extravagant.
-badhirifu (adjective), wasteful. [Cf. '-badhiri, ubadhirifu / also: '-
badhiri, '-badiri]
-badili (verb), barter. (< badala - Arabic).
-badili (verb), change. ~ shauri; ~ hewa; ~ fedha; ~nguo. change one's
mind; have a change of air (rest, recuperation); change money; change
clothes. [Cf. badala, badilifu, badiliko, mbadilishaji, ubadilifu,
ubadilishaji]
-badili (verb), exchange.
-badili (kwa) (verb), exchange (for). hawakupendelea kubadili mila zetu
kwa utamaduni [Abd].
badili (noun), pl mabadili, alteration.
badili (noun), pl mabadili, innovation.
badili (noun), pl mabadili, modification.
badili (noun), pl mabadili, exchange.
badili ya (adverb), instead of. Jumanne, badili ya kukiona kitoto
alichokitaraji [Ya]. (< badala ya).
-badilia (verb), change for. (< -badili).
-badilia (verb), exchange for.
-badilibadili (verb), change severely. (< -badili).
-badilifu (adjective), changeable. Twajua Mwenyezi Mungu, kwa mambo
mabadilifu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 4 I]. We know God Alimighty,
through what is changeable. (< badili).
-badilifu (adjective), exchangeable. [Cf. '-badili, ubadilifu]
-badilifu (adjective), inconstant.
-badilifu (adjective), interchangeable.
-badilifu (adjective), unstable. (< badili).
-badilifu (adjective), whimsical.
-badilika (verb), be changed. Matika aliporudi hakuwa yule yule wa
zamani. Alikuwa amebadilika vikubwa [Balisidya, Masomo 353]; na sasa
kabadilika kabisa [Muk]. When she returned Matika was not like before.
She had changed greatly.. (< badili).
badiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, alteration.
badiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, change (of conditions or customs or
practices). [Cf. '-badili / usually plural: mabadiliko / also:
badilisho]
badiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, transformation.
badiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, variation (of conditions or customs or
practices).
-badilisha (verb), change. (< badili).
-badilisha (verb), exchange. (< badili).
badilisho (noun), pl mabadilisho, alteration.
badilisho (noun), pl mabadilisho, change (of conditions or customs or
practices). [Cf. '-badili / usually plural: mabadilisho / also:
badiliko]
badilisho (noun), pl mabadilisho, transformation.
badilisho (noun), pl mabadilisho, variation (of conditions or customs or
practices).
-badilishwa (verb passive), be changed. [nyumba ya Bahati] haikupata
kubadilishwa kitu tangu ilipojengwa na marehemu baba yake [Sul].
-badiliwa (verb), be changed. (< badili).
-badiri (adjective), extravagant.
-badiri (adjective), wasteful. [also: -badhirifu, '-badhiri]
-badiri (verb), defalcate.
-badiri (verb), embezzle. [Cf. '-badhirifu, budhara, mbadhiri,
ubadhirifu / also: badhiri]
-badiri (verb), misappropriate.
-badiri (verb), squander (money or property).
badiri (noun), pl badiri, celestial phenomenon. (< (meteorology)).
badiri (noun), pl badiri, omen.
bado (adverb), not ready.
bado (adverb), not yet. hawajafika ~. They have not yet arrived.
[usually used with the negative particle, '-ja'-]
bado (adverb), still. huyu no mtoto ~. He is still a child..
bado (adverb), yet.
bafe (noun), pl bafe, puff adder (Bitis arietans).
bafe (noun), pl bafe, poisonous snake.
bafta (noun 9/10), pl bafta, thin calico used for lining garments.
iliona ngozi nyeusi na ngozi nyeupe tu, maziwa na masizi, giza na
mwangaza, chokaa na lami, bafta na kaniki [Ya]. (< Arabic, Persian).
bafta (noun), pl bafta, thin bleached cloth used for lining clothes.
[also: bafuta]
bafu (noun 9/10), pl bafu, bath. anachukua ndoo ya maji na karai na
kuingia bafuni [Muk]. (< Eng.).
bafu (noun 9/10), pl bafu, bathroom.
bafu (noun), pl bafu, bathtub.
bafu (noun), pl mabafu, lung. ugonjwa wa mapafu. disease of the lungs.
(< (anatomical)). [syn: buhumu, pumu / also: pafu]
bafu (noun 5/6), pl mabafu, lung. ugonjwa wa mapafu. disease of the
lungs.. [anat]
bafu (noun 5/6), pl mabafu, bathtub.
bafuta (noun), pl bafuta, thin bleached cloth used for lining clothes.
[also: bafta]
bagala (noun), pl bagala, sailing vessel with large stern and two masts.
-bagawa (verb), curse.
-bagawa (verb), insult.
-bagawa (verb), use filthy language.
-bagawa (verb), use indecent language.
baghairi (adverb), exclusively.
baghairi (conjunction), apart from.
baghairi (conjunction), except.
baghairi (preposition), without. [Cf. '-ghairi / also: minghairi]
baghala (adverb), any old way.
baghala (adverb), haphazardly.
baghala (adverb), indiscriminately.
baghala (adverb), at random.
baghala (noun), pl baghala, mule. [syn: nyumbu]
-baghami (adjective), foolish.
-baghami (adjective), stupid.
baghami (noun), pl baghami, fool.
-bagua (verb), detach.
-bagua (verb), discriminate.
-bagua (verb), divide up.
-bagua (verb), lay aside.
-bagua (verb), put away.
-bagua (verb), segregate.
-bagua (verb), separate. [Cf. ubaguzi]
-bagukana (verb), dispute with one another.
-bagukana (verb), be divided into parties.
-bagukana (verb), be opposed to one another in hostile camps.
-bagulika (verb), be in conflict.
-bagulika (verb), be in disagreement.
-bagulika (verb), be divided.
-bagulika (verb), be separated. (< -bagua).
-baguliwa (verb), be separated. (< bagua).
bahameli (noun), pl bahameli, corduroy.
bahameli (noun), pl bahameli, velvet. [also: mahameli]
bahari (noun 9/10), pl bahari, something immeasurable. wakitabasamu
ndani ya bahari yao ya uelewano [Ma]. (< Arabic).
bahari (noun 9/10), pl bahari, immensity. (< Arabic).
bahari (noun 9/10), pl bahari, ocean. waliweza kuiona bahari ikimeta
kwenye jua lile [Sul]. (< Arabic).
bahari (noun 9/10), pl bahari, sea. safiri (ya) baharini. navigation.
bahari (noun), pl bahari, something vast. Fasihi ni bahari yenye tanzu
nyingi [Alamin Mazrui, Chembe cha Moyo vii]. Literature is vast and has
many branches..
baharini panapana (noun), open sea.
Bahari ya Sham (noun), Red Sea.
baharia (noun), pl mabaharia, sailor. [syn: mwanamaji / Cf. bahari,
ubaharia]
baharia (noun), pl mabaharia, seaman.
-bahasa (adjective), cheap (in price).
-bahasa (adjective), reasonable (in price).
-bahasa (adjective), worth the money.
bahasha (noun), pl bahasha, mabahasha, bag.
bahasha (noun), pl bahasha, mabahasha, bundle.
bahasha (noun), pl bahasha, mabahasha, envelope.
bahasha (noun), pl bahasha, mabahasha, package.
bahasha (noun), pl bahasha, mabahasha, sack.
-bahashika (verb), be confused.
-bahashika (verb), be deceived.
-bahashika (verb), be embarrassed.
bahashishi (noun 9/10), pl bahashishi, bonus.
bahashishi (noun 9/10), pl bahashishi, gratuity.
bahashishi (noun 9/10), pl bahashishi, tip.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, accident.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, chance. -a ~. fortunate, adventuristic.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, destiny.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, fate.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, fortune.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, lot.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, luck. ~ nasibu, ~ njema, ~ mbaya, ana bahati;
hana bahati.
bahati (noun), pl bahati, success.
bahati (noun 9/10), pl bahati, opportunity.
bahati nasibu (noun 9/10), pl bahati nasibu, lottery. kwenda kusomea
uwakili Ulaya, hasa kwa mtoto mwanamke, ni sawa na kucheza bahati nasibu
kwa wazee [Moh]. (< Arabic).
bahati nasibu (noun 9/10), pl bahati nasibu, raffle. alistahabu kucheza
bahati nasibu ya roho yake [Moh].
-bahatika (verb potential), be fortunate. ni mmoja tu kati yao
aliyebahatika kupata vyumba viwili [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-bahatika (verb potential), be lucky. (< Arabic).
-bahatisha (verb), take a chance. (< bahati).
-bahatisha (verb), guess.
-bahatisha (verb), hazard.
-bahatisha (verb), trust to luck.
-bahatisha (verb), try one's luck. (< bahati).
-bahatisha (verb), cause to be lucky. Nilibahatisha kuwa na mazungumzo
naye [Masomo 303]. I was fortunate enough to have conversations with
him.. (< bahati).
-bahatisha (verb), speculate.
-bahatisha (verb causative), guess. nimebahatisha tu, sivijui vipimo
vyako [Sul]. (< bahati).
bahatisho (noun), adventurism. (< (communist)).
bahatisho (noun), guesswork. [Cf. bahati, '-bahatisha]
-bahili (adjective), frugal.
-bahili (adjective), miserly. [Cf. ubahili]
-bahili (adjective), parsimonious.
-bahili (adjective), stingy.
bahili (noun 1/2), pl bahili, mean person.
bahili (noun), pl bahili, mabahili, miser. mali ya ~ huliwa na wadudu.
The property of a miser is apt to be eaten by insects (proverb)..
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, alms.
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, bonus.
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, donation.
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, gift.
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, gratuity. [also: bakshishi]
bahkshishi (noun), pl bahkshishi, tip.
-baidi (verb), be by oneself.
-baidi (verb), be apart. [Cf. baada]
-baidi (verb), be distant.
-baidi (verb), be remote.
-baidi (verb), be separated.
baidi (adverb), far away. jambo la kufanya kazi liko baidi na wewe
[Abd].
-baidisha (verb), avoid.
-baidisha (verb), segregate.
-baidisha (verb), separate. (< -baidi).
baina (adverb), between.
baina (noun), certainty.
baina (noun), clarity. [also: bayana]
baina (noun), incontrovertible fact.
baina ya (adverb), among. ~ ya watu. among the people.
baina ya (adverb), between. ~ ya Tanga na Daressalam. between Tanga and
Dar es Salaam.
baina ya (adverb), in the midst of.
-baini (verb), be clear.
-baini (verb), know with certainty.
-baini (verb), recognize. yule mwuaji sasa amebaini. that murderer is
now recognized.
-baini (verb), see clearly. [Cf. baina, '-bainifu, bayana, mbayana,
ubainifu / also: '-bayini]
-baini (verb), show.
-bainifu (adjective), apparent.
-bainifu (adjective), clear. [Cf. '-baini]
-bainifu (adjective), evident.
-bainifu (adjective), generally known.
-bainifu (adjective), manifest.
-bainifu (adjective), obvious.
-bainifu (adjective), plain.
-bainika (verb), be clear. (< -baini). [also: '-bainikana]
-bainika (verb), be discovered. Matata alijua angebainika [Muk].
-bainika (verb), be irrefutable.
-bainika (verb), be manifest. (< baini).
-bainika (verb), be obvious.
-bainika (verb), be recognized.
-bainikana (verb), be clear. (< -baini). [also: '-bainika]
-bainikana (verb), be irrefutable.
-bainikana (verb), be obvious.
-bainikia (verb potential), be clear. (< v apl).
-bainikia (verb potential), be manifest. inapombainikia kuwa mama yake
anataka kutoka [Muk]. (< v apl).
-bainisha (verb), show clearly. (< baini).
-bainisha (verb causative), draw attention to.
-bainisha (verb causative), highlight.
-bainisha (verb causative), point out. kubainisha viungo vyake vya siri
waziwazi [Moh].
-bainishwa (verb), be made clear. Nilionelea kwamba malalamiko na madai
yetu yalihitaji kutiwa nguvu na kubainishwa zaidi [Masomo 113]. I
realized that our complaints and demands needed to be strengthened and to
be better explained. Jomo Kenyatta. (< baibi).
-panda baisikeli (verb), get on a bicycle.
baisikeli (noun), pl baisikeli, bicycle. [also: baiskeli]
bajia (noun), pl bajia, bite-sized deep-fried ball of flour and beans and
spices.
Bajini (noun), pl Mabajuni, member of the Bajuni ethnic group (coast N of
Mombasa). [also: Bajun]
Bajun (noun), pl Mabajun, member of the Bajuni ethnic group (coast N of
Mombasa). [also: Bajuni]
baka (noun), pl mabaka, birthmark.
baka (noun), pl mabaka, mark on the body.
baka (noun), pl mabaka, marking (of animals).
baka (noun), pl mabaka, ringworm.
baka (noun), pl mabaka, scar.
baka (noun 5/6), pl mabaka, spot.
baka (noun 5/6), pl mabaka, stain. ovaroli jeupe lenye mabaka mabaka ya
weusi wa grisi ya magari [Ma].
baka (noun), pl mabaka, stigma.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, accident.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, chance. -a ~. fortunate, adventuristic.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, destiny.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, fate.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, fortune.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, lot.
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, luck. ~ nasibu, ~ njema, ~ mbaya, ana bahati;
hana bahati. lottery; good luck, success; bad luck, misfortune; he has
good luck, he successful; he is unlucky. [Cf. '-bahatika, '-bahatisha,
bahatisho / also: bahati]
bakhti (noun), pl bakhti, success.
-baki (adjective), impartial.
-baki (adjective), neutral. mtu ~, siasa ya ~.
-baki (verb), be left over.
-baki (verb), remain.
-baki (verb), stay. Mmoja aliingia chumbani na mwingine akabaki hapa
[Masomo 167]. One entered the room and the other stayed here..
baki (noun), pl mabaki, balance.
baki (noun), pl mabaki, neutrality.
baki (noun 5/6), pl mabaki, remainder.
baki (noun 5/6), pl mabaki, remains (that which remains). Mjukuu wangu
hata leo unaweza kuona mabaki ya maisha ya kale [Masomo 304]. My
grandchild even today you can see what remains of ancient life..
baki (noun 5/6), pl mabaki, residue.
-bakia (verb), remain behind. (< -baki).
-bakisha (verb), cause to be left over.
-bakisha (verb), cause to remain.
-bakisha (verb causative), leave behind. hapana alilobakisha isipokuwa
hilo lililompa ujali [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-bakisha (verb causative), leave out. (< Arabic).
-bakisha (verb causative), leave over. (< Arabic).
-bakiwa (verb), plunder.
-bakiwa (verb), rob.
-bakiwa (verb), take by force. [Cf. ubakuaji / also: '-bakua]
-bakiwa (verb passive), be left. hata machozi yalipokwisha akabakiwa na
kwikwi ya kilio [Sul].
-bakiza (verb), leave over. (< baki).
-bakiza (verb), cause to be left over.
-bakiza (verb), cause to remain.
-bakiza (verb), cause to remain behind. (< -baki). [also: '-bakisha]
bakora (noun), pl bakora, cane.
bakora (noun), pl bakora, fee (given by a father to the master who
teaches his son a trade).
bakora (noun), pl bakora, stick. bakora ya kiskofu. [rel. crozier.]
bakora (noun 9/10), pl bakora, stroke.
bakshishi (noun), pl bakshishi, alms.
bakshishi (noun 9/10), pl bakshishi, bonus.
bakshishi (noun), pl bakshishi, donation.
bakshishi (noun), pl bakshishi, gift.
bakshishi (noun 9/10), pl bakshishi, gratuity. [also: bahkshishi]
bakshishi (noun 9/10), pl bakshishi, tip.
-bakua (verb), plunder.
-bakua (verb), rob.
-bakua (verb), take by force. [Cf. ubakuaji / also: '-bakwia]
bakuli (noun), pl bakuli, basin. kibakuli cha chumvi. saltcellar.
[also: kibakuli]
bakuli (noun 9/10), pl bakuli, bowl.
bakuli (noun), pl bakuli, deep dish.
bakuli (noun), pl bakuli, tureen.
bakunja (noun 5/6), pl mabakunja, deceit.
bakunja (noun 5/6), pl mabakunja, lure into a trap. ingekuwa rahisi
kwake kumteka bakunja [Muk].
bakunja (noun 5/6), pl mabakunja, trap. (< -teka b.).
balaa (noun), pl baa, calamity.
balaa (noun), pl baa, catastrophe. mvua hii imetuletea baa na balaa.
this rain has led to a great catastrophe.
balaa (noun 9/10), pl balaa, damage. mzizi mmoja mkubwa wa balaa hili
[Mun]. (< Arabic).
balaa (noun), pl baa, person who does damage.
balaa (noun 5/6), pl mabalaa, disaster.
balaa (noun), pl baa, disturbance.
balaa (noun), pl baa, epidemic.
balaa (noun), pl baa, evil. [also: baa, balia]
balaa (noun), pl baa, pestilence.
balaa (noun), pl baa, person who creates trouble.
balaa (noun 9/10), pl balaa, difficulty. Humu nyumbani kumezuka balaa na
wewe hutaki kuitaja [Chacha, Masomo 373]. Here at home a major problem
has developed and you don't want to mention it..
balaa (noun 9/10), pl balaa, trouble. tafuta mtu mwingine akusaidie
balaa lako [Sul].
balamwezi (noun), pl balamwezi, full moon.
balamwezi (noun), pl balamwezi, moonlight. [also: mbaramwezi, mbaamwezi,
balamwezi]
balamwezi (noun), full moon.
balamwezi (noun), moonlight.
balanga (noun), pl balanga, skin disease (kind of). ~ nyeupe, ~ nyeusi.
white mbalanga, black mbalanga. (< (medical)). [also: mbalanga]
balari (noun), pl balari, chisel (kind of).
balasi (noun), pl balasi, eruption. (< (medical)). [also: barasi]
balasi (noun), pl balasi, mabalasi, water jug (large).
balasi (noun), pl balasi, leprosy.
balasi (noun), pl balasi, rash.
balbu (noun 9/10), pl balbu, bulb. chumbani kuna balbu mbili za taa ya
umeme [Muk]. (< Eng.).
bale (noun 5/6), pl mabale, piece (large). (< ubale N).
bale (noun 5/6), pl mabale, slice (large). (< ubale N).
bale (noun), pl mabale, small strip. [augmentive of ubale]
-baleghe (verb), reach puberty. Msichana akibaleghe huwa mwari [Masomo
126]. When a girl reaches puberty she becomes a young woman. [Also -
baleghe]
-balegi (verb), reach the fruit-bearing stage. (< (botanical)).
-balegi (verb), be ready for marriage. [Cf. ubalehe / also: '-balehe]
-balegi (verb), reach puberty.
-balehe (verb), reach the fruit-bearing stage. (< (botanical)).
-balehe (verb), be ready for marriage. [Cf. ubalehe / also: '-balehe]
balehe (noun), pl mabalehe, wabalehe, age of puberty. mtoto huyu sasa ~.
this girl is now at the age of puberty. [Cf. ubalehe]
-bali (verb), be concerned.
bali (conjunction), but. alitayarisha vazi lake, mwili wake, maneno,
bali hata mwendo atakaomsogelea [Sul].
bali (conjunction), on the contrary.
bali (conjunction), however.
bali (conjunction), moreover. bali moyo wa Subira mara hii haukutaka
hata shahidi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
bali (conjunction), rather. si kulala bali kuendelea na fikira zake
[Sul].
bali (noun), pl bali, earring.
balia (noun), pl baa, calamity.
balia (noun), pl baa, catastrophe. mvua hii imtuleta baa na balaa. this
rain has led to a great catastrophe.
balia (noun), pl baa, person who does damage.
balia (noun), pl baa, disaster.
balia (noun), pl baa, disturbance.
balia (noun), pl baa, epidemic.
balia (noun), pl baa, evil. [also: baa, balaa]
balia (noun), pl baa, pestilence.
balia (noun), pl baa, person who creates trouble.
balozi (noun), pl mabalozi, administrator. (< (historical)). [Cf.
ubalozi]
balozi (noun 5/6), pl mabalozi, ambassador.
balozi (noun 5/6), pl mabalozi, consul.
balozi (noun 5/6), pl mabalozi, high commissioner.
balozi (noun), pl mabalozi, minister.
balozi (noun), pl mabalozi, political agent.
balungi (noun 5/6), pl mabalungi, grapefruit.
-bamba (verb), arrest.
-bamba (verb), catch.
-bamba (verb), detain.
-bamba (verb), hold.
-bamba (verb), oppose.
-bamba (verb), resist.
bamba (noun), pl bamba, advice.
bamba (noun), pl bamba, affair.
bamba (noun), pl mabamba, cardboard.
bamba (noun), pl bamba, discussion.
bamba (noun), pl mabamba, any thin flat object. ~ la chuma, ~ la kobe.
[cf. bambo, mbamba, sheet of metal, shell of a tortoise]
bamba (noun), pl bamba, matter.
bamba (noun), pl mabamba, sheet metal.
bamba (noun), pl mabamba, paper.
bamba (noun), pl mabamba, tin (container for gasoline etc.).
-bambika (verb), dip.
-bambika (verb), soak.
-bambika (verb), steep (in water).
bambo (noun), pl mabambo, strip of palm-leaf (used to weave baskets,
mats). [Cf. bamba]
bambo (noun), pl bambo, sampling rod (for examining the contents of
sacks). [Cf. bamba]
bambo (noun 5/6), pl mabambo, scoop. (< bamba).
bambo (noun), pl bambo, walking-stick.
-bambua (verb), peel off.
-bambua (verb), strip off.
-bambwa (verb), be arrested. (< bamba).
bamia (noun), pl mabamia, fruit of the mbamia.
bamia (noun), pl mabamia, Hibiscus esculentus.
bamia (noun), pl mabamia, lady's fingers (okra).
bamia (noun), pl mabamia, okra.
bamvua (noun), pl bamvua, spring-tide.
-bana (verb), catch.
-bana (verb), clamp.
-bana (verb), crush.
-bana (verb), hold by pressure.
-bana (verb), jam.
-bana (verb), pinch.
-bana (verb), press. Cf. bano, banzi, kibaniko, kibanzi, mbano.
-bana (verb), hold fast.
-bana (verb), squeeze. Subira alibana meno [Sul].
-bana (verb), be tight-fitting. suruali yenyewe imembana [Moh].
-bana mlango (verb), bang the door.
-bana mlango (verb), slam (the door). mlango wa gari unajibana kwa nguvu
na kishindo [Muk].
banada (noun), pl banada, ports on the coast north of Mombasa.
banada (noun), pl banada, Somali Coast. [also: banaderi]
banaderi (noun), pl banada, ports on the coast north of Mombasa.
banaderi (noun), pl banada, Somali Coast. [also: banada]
banagiri (noun), pl banagiri, bracelet (of chased silver). ~ za mguu.
ankle bracelet.
banajili (noun), pl banajili, bracelet (of chased silver). ~ za mguu.
ankle bracelet.
Banawasi (noun), proper name in tales of Arabic origin. (< (literary)).
[Cf. kibanawasi / also: Abunuwasi]
Banawasi (noun), one who tells Banawasi tales.
band (noun 9/10), pl band, jazz band.
banda (noun 5/6), pl mabanda, barn.
banda (noun), pl mabanda, factory.
banda (noun), pl mabanda, hut. [Cf. kibanda]
banda (noun), pl banda, flower-stem of the coconut palm.
banda (noun 5/6), pl mabanda, shed.
banda (noun), pl mabanda, stable. ~ la farasi, ~ la motokaa, ~ la gari,
~ la ndege, ~ la starehe. horse stable, garage, rail station, hangar,
shed erected on plantations as a rest place for workers.
banda (noun 5/6), pl mabanda, workshop.
banda la gari (noun 5/6), pl mabanda la gari, garage. Diana analiingiza
gari ndani ya banda [Muk].
bandama (noun), pl bandama, spleen. (< (anatomical)). [syn: wengu]
bandari (noun), pl bandari, anchorage.
bandari (noun 5/6), pl mabandari or bandari, harbor.
bandari (noun), pl bandari, port. bandari ya mto. river port. [Cf.
mbandarini / also: bendari]
bandari (noun), pl bandari, roadstead.
bandera (noun), pl bandera, banner.
bandera (noun), pl bandera, flag. -tweka ~, bendera hufuata upepo, yeye
ni ~ hufuata upepo. hoist the flag, the flag flutters in the wind, he
turns like a flag in the wind (i.e., is fickle). [also: bendera]
bandguzi (noun), pl mabanguzi, abscess (large).
bandguzi (noun), pl mabanguzi, sore (large).
bandguzi (noun), pl mabanguzi, wound (large).
bandi (noun 5/6), pl mabandi, row (of stitching).
bandi (noun), pl mabandi, row of stitches. -fanya ('-shona) ~. sew,
stitch. (< (sewing)).
-a bandia (adjective), artificial. mkono wa bandia [Masomo 240].
artificial arm.
-a bandia (adjective), false. tuone kama hutavuliwa taji lako bandia
[Mun].
-a bandia (adjective), sham.
bandia (noun), pl bandia, bolt of cloth. mtoto wa ~. doll.
bandia (noun 9/10), pl bandia, artificial.
bandia (noun 9/10), pl bandia, imitation.
-bandika (verb), affix. ~ stempu, ~ dawa. affix a stamp, put on a
bandage.
-bandika (verb), attach.
-bandika (verb), connect.
-bandika (verb), fasten to.
-bandika (verb), fit together. [Cf. mbandinko, mbanduku]
-bandika (verb), glue down.
-bandika (verb), join.
-bandika (verb), load (up). ~ mzigo. put on a load.
-bandika (verb), stick on.
-bandikisha (verb), cause to affix.
-bandikisha (verb), cause to attach.
-bandikisha (verb), cause to fit together. (< -bandika). [also: '-
bandikiza]
-bandikisha (verb), cause to join.
-bandikisha (verb), cause to stick on.
-bandikiza (verb), cause to affix.
-bandikiza (verb), cause to attach.
-bandikiza (verb), cause to fit together. (< -bandika). [also: '-
bandikisha]
-bandikiza (verb), cause to join.
-bandikiza (verb), cause to stick on.
-bandikwa (verb), be stuck. (< bandika).
-bandua (verb), chop up (wood).
-bandua (verb), detach. (< bandika).
-bandua (verb), lift off. (< bandika).
-bandua (verb), loosen. (< -bandika).
-bandua (verb), remove. (< bandika).
-bandua (verb), strip off (bark or skin).
-banduka (verb), get detached from. alijitahidi kuubandua mguu, lakini
haukubanduka [Moh]. (< bandika).
-banduka (verb potential), move away.
-banduka (verb potential), be removed. vipi, mbona hubanduki humu
garini? [Sul].
-banduliwa (verb), be stripped off. (< bandika).
banduru (noun), pl banduru, bilge. (< (nautical)).
banduru (noun), pl banduru, ship's well. [naut.]
bange (noun), pl bange, fish (kind of).
bangi (noun 9/10), pl bangi, bhang.
bangi (noun 9/10), pl bangi, dope.
bangi (noun 9/10), pl bangi, drug. (< Persian).
bangi (noun), pl bangi, hemp.
bangi (noun 9/10), pl bangi, marijuana. (< mbangi N).
bangi (noun 9/10), pl bangi, hemp.
bangili (noun 5/6), pl bangili, bangle.
bangili (noun), pl bangili, bracelet (of chased silver). ~ za mguu.
ankle bracelet.
bango (noun), pl mabango, fender.
bango (noun 5/6), pl mabango, mudguard.
bango (noun), pl mabango, mud-guard (bicycle or automobile).
bango (noun), pl mabango, broad part of the palm-leaf stem.
bango (noun), pl mabango, placard.
bango (noun), pl mabango, sign.
baniani (noun), pl baniani, Banyan.
baniani (noun), pl baniani, barber (Indian).
baniani (noun), pl baniani, carpenter (Indian).
baniani (noun), pl baniani, craftsman (Indian).
baniani (noun), pl baniani, Hindu (neither Moslem nor Christian). [also:
banyani]
baniani (noun), pl baniani, trader of small retail goods (Indian).
baniani (noun), pl baniani, tinsmith (Indian).
-banika (verb), fix in a spot.
-banika (verb), roast (on a spit).
-banika (verb), toast.
-banja (verb), break.
-banja (verb), break open.
-banja (verb), crack (nuts etc.). [Cf. mbanjo]
banki (noun), pl benki, bank. ~ ya shirika, ~ ya abika kwa njia ya
posta, ~ ya ugawaji. cooperative bank, postal savings bank, bank of
issue. [also: benki, bengi]
bano (noun), pl mabano, clamp. [Cf. bano]
bano (noun), pl mabano, press.
bano (noun), pl mabano, vise.
-banua (verb), take apart. ~ miguu. spread the legs.
-banua (verb), loosen. (< -bana).
-banua (verb), release pressure.
-banua (verb), separate.
banyani (noun), pl baniani, Banyan.
banyani (noun), pl baniani, barber (Indian).
banyani (noun), pl baniani, carpenter (Indian).
banyani (noun), pl baniani, craftsman (Indian).
banyani (noun), pl banyani, Hindu (neither Moslem nor Christian). [also:
baniani]
banyani (noun), pl baniani, trader of small retail goods (Indian).
banyani (noun), pl baniani, tinsmith (Indian).
-banza (verb), cause to crush.
-banza (verb), cause to pinch.
-banza (verb), cause to press. (< -bana).
-banza (verb), cause to squeeze.
-banza (verb causative), cause to bang. (< bana).
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, peg.
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, pin.
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, pole.
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, rod. [Cf. '-bana]
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, spit (for roasting).
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, splint. (< (medical)).
banzi (noun), pl mabanzi, stick of wood.
bao (noun 5/6), pl mabao, bench.
bao (noun), pl mabao, board. ~ la kuruka. diving board, trampoline.
bao (noun), pl mabao (also mibao), divining board. -piga ~. prophesy,
tell fortunes.
bao (noun 5/6), pl mabao, fortune-telling.
bao (noun), pl mabao (also mibao), game played on a board. [also: bao la
mtaji]
bao (noun 5/6), pl mabao, goal (in sports).
bao (noun), pl mabao (also mibao), plank.
bao (noun), pl mabao (also mibao), platform (at railroad stations).
bao (noun), pl mabao (also mibao), score (figurative).
bao (noun 5/6), pl mabao, value. huna bao tena [Ma]. [slang]
bao la kuruka (noun), diving board.
bao la kuruka (noun), trampoline.
bapa (adjective), pl mabapa, flat. sura bapa. level surface. [cf.
ubapa]
bapa (adjective), pl mabapa, level. sura bapa. level surface. [cf.
ubapa]
bapa (noun 5/6), pl mabapa, blade.
bara (noun), continent. bara ya Afrika [Ulaya]. continent of Africa.
bara (noun 9/10), pl bara, hinterland. (< Arabic).
bara (noun 9/10), pl bara, inland.
bara (noun), interior (as opposed to coast).
bara (noun), land (as opposed to coast).
bara (noun 9/10), pl bara, mainland.
bara (noun), territory.
bara (noun 9/10), pl bara, upcountry.
Bara Hindi (noun 9), India.
baraba (adjective), correct. [Pers/]
baraba (adjective), proper. [Pers.]
baraba (adjective), regular. [Pers.]
baraba (adjective), right. [Pers.]
barabara (adjective), correct.
barabara (adjective), exactly.
barabara (adjective), perfect.
barabara (adjective), proper.
barabara (adjective), right.
barabara (adjective), regular. [Pers.]
barabara (adverb), appropriately. Kuwatayarisha watoto waweze kushiriki
barabara katika maisha ya taifa [Masomo 256]. To prepare children so that
they will be able to participate appropriately in national life..
barabara (adverb), fully.
barabara (adverb), properly.
barabara (adverb), quite right.
barabara (noun 9/10), pl barabara, highway. kanuni za barabarani.
traffic regulations.
barabara (noun), landing strip.
barabara (noun), prostitute.
barabara (noun 9/10), pl barabara, road.
barabara (noun), runaway.
barabara (noun 9/10), pl barabara, street.
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, dandy. [cf. ubaradhuli]
baradhuli (noun 5/6), pl mabaradhuli, dupe.
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, fool. [cf. ubaradhuli]
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, fop. [cf. ubaradhuli]
baradhuli (noun 5/6), pl mabaradhuli, idiot.
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, ordinary person. [cf. ubaradhuli]
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, rascal. [cf. ubaradhuli]
baradhuli (noun 5/6), pl mabaradhuli, simpleton.
baradhuli (noun), pl mabaradhuli, stupid person. [cf. ubaradhuli]
barafu (noun 9/10), pl barafu, ice. mto wa barafu. (< Persian).
mashine ya barafu (noun 9/10), pl mashine za barafu, refrigerator. Chupa
zilikuwemo ndani ya mashine ya barafu. The bottles were in the
refrigerator..
baragumu (name), name of a newspaper appearing in Tanganyika..
baragumu (noun), pl mabaragumu, horn (used as an instrument for giving
signals).
baragumu (noun 5/6), pl mabaragumu, warhorn.
baraji (noun), halyard. [naut.]
baraka (noun), advantage. [cf. bariki, kibaraka, tabaruki]
baraka (noun), benefaction. [cf. bariki, kibaraka, tabaruki]
baraka (noun 9/10), pl baraka, blessing. kuwatakia heri, baraka, maisha
mema na moyo mgumu [Ya], mimi si mtume [...] kama wamekuja kupokea baraka
zangu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
baraka (noun), fortune. [cr. bariki, kibaraka, tabaruki]
baraka (noun), gift. [rare; cf. bariki, kibaraka, tabaruki]
baraka (noun), luck. hana baraka. he has had bad luck. [cf. bariki,
kibaraka, tabaruki]
baraka (noun), prosperity. [cf. bariki, kibaraka, tabaruki]
barakala (noun 5/6), pl mabarakala, opportunist.
barakinya (noun), brig. [Port.]
barakinya (noun), schooner. [Port.]
barakoa (noun), mask.
barakoa (noun), veil.
barangeni (noun), two-colored dhow. [Port.]
barare (noun), grasshopper (large).
barare (noun), grasshopper (large).
barasati (noun), multicolored woven fabric. [Ind.]
barasi (noun), eruption. [med.]
barasi (noun), leprosy. [med.]
barasi (noun), rash. [med.]
barawaji (noun), fabric with gold threads. [Ind.]
baraza (noun), assembly. baraza la kufanya sheria. legislative
assembly. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), members of cabinet. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), committee. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), council. baraza la Amani la Dunia. World Peace Council.
[cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), elders of a tribe. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), entrance hall. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun), reception room. [cf. barizi]
baraza (noun 5/6), pl mabaraza, gathering.
baraza (noun 9/10), pl baraza, meeting.
baraza (noun 9/10), pl baraza, sitting area outside traditional Swahili
homes. Watu wale walikaa barazani [Nabhany, Masomo 292]. Those people
sat on the baraza..
baraza (noun 9/10), pl baraza, verandah.
barazahi (noun), paradise. [rel. cf. peponi, ferdausi]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, dandy. [cf. ubaradhuli]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, fool. [cf. ubaradhuli]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, fop. [cf. ubaradhuli]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, ordinary person. [cf. ubaradhuli]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, rascal. [cf. ubaradhuli]
bardhuli (noun), pl mabardhuli, stupid person. [cf. ubaradhuli]
-pata baridi (verb), suffer a cold.
baridi (noun), air.
baridi (noun), cold. Baridi kutoka mlima wa Kenya inaingia [Alamin
Mazrui "Bega kwa Bega"4]; vita baridi. The cold from Mount Kenya is
entering; cold war.
baridi (noun), damp.
baridi (noun), fever (intermittent). baridi yabis[i]. rheumatism.
baridi (noun), frost.
baridi (noun), gentleness. maneno ya baridi. gentle words.
baridi (noun), mildness.
baridi (noun), refreshment.
baridi (noun), wind.
baridi (noun 9/10), pl baridi, chill.
baridi (noun 9/10), pl baridi, coolness.
baridi nyembamba (noun 9/10), pl baridi nyembamba, chill. baridi
nyembamba ilimvaa [Moh].
-bariki (verb), bless. (< baraka - Arabic).
-bariki (verb), bloom.
-bariki (verb), prosper.
-bariki (verb), thrive.
bariki (noun), be successful.
-barikia (verb), accept a final bid.
-barikia (verb), bless someone.
-barikia (verb), knock down (at an auction).
-barikie (verb), grant blessings to. (< bariki).
-barikiwa (verb), be approved (by a government).
-barikiwa (verb), be blessed. (< bariki).
-barikiwa (verb), be ratified (by a government).
-barikiwa (verb passive), be favored. amebarikiwa na kila sifa
inayotakikana [Ya].
bariyo (noun), leftover (food served for the following morning).
-barizi (verb), give an audience.
-barizi (verb), attend a council. (< baraza).
-barizi (verb), convene a council.
-barizi (verb), attend a meeting.
-barizi (verb), receive guests.
-barizi (verb), hold a reception. (< baraza).
-barizi (verb), sit (together) out of doors.
-barizi (verb), sit in a fresh place. [mabibi] kubarizi juu ya majamvi
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
barometa (noun 9/10), pl barometa, barometer.
barua (noun), certificate.
barua (noun), document.
barua (noun 9/10), pl barua, letter. barua ya ndege. airmail letter.
barua (noun), testimonial.
barubaru (noun), pl mabarubaru, vigorous young man.
barudi (noun), gunpowder. [Turk.]
baruti (noun 9/10), pl baruti, gunpowder.
baruti (noun 9/10), pl baruti, sulphur.
mlipuaji wa baruti (noun), pl walipuaji wa baruti, explosives expert. (<
lipuka V).
mlipuaji wa baruti (noun), pl walipuaji wa baruti, minesweeper. (<
lipuka V).
bas (conjunction), agreed. [alone]
bas (conjunction), OK. Bas ona wewe haya kwanza! [Chacha, Masomo 375].
O.K. First you must feel some shame!. [alone]
bas (conjunction), so. [at the beginning of a clause]
bas (conjunction), stop. [alone]
bas (conjunction), and then. [at the beginning of a clause]
bas (conjunction), well. basi twende. "well, let's go".. [at the
beginning of a clause]
bas (interjection), well then.
basbas (noun), nutmeg (the spice).
basha (noun), playing cards king. [Turk]
bashasha (adjective), cheerful. alikuwa na matumaini makubwa juu ya
mwanawe, mzuri, hodari, bashasha, mkavu [Ya]. (< Arabic).
bashasha (adjective), friendly. (< Arabic).
bashasha (adjective), jovial. (< Arabic).
bashasha (noun 9/10), pl bashasha, cordiality. alikuwa kachangamka,
lakini hakutaka bashasha na mtu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
bashasha (noun 9/10), pl bashasha, joyfulness. akimlaki bazazi wa madafu
kwa bashasha iliyozuka pale pale [Abd]. (< Arabic).
bashasha (noun 9/10), pl bashasha, kindness. (< Arabic).
bashasha (noun 9/10), pl bashasha, smiling. kapendeza na bashasha
zilimwenda midomoni [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-bashiri (verb), announce. Pulikeni kilio kilotawanyika/kwa huzuni
kikibashiri/hatari ilojisambika [Alamin Mazrui "Kilio cha Afrika" 30].
Listen to the cry that is spreading out/in sadness announcing/ the dange
that is spreading itself..
-bashiri (verb), convey (a report or news).
-bashiri (verb), deliver (a report or news).
-bashiri (verb), interpret.
-bashiri (verb), bring news. bashiri heri. l hope it is good news.
-bashiri (verb), predict.
-bashiri (verb), predict.
-bashiri (verb), report.
-bashiriwa (verb), be announced. (< bashiri).
-bashiriwa (verb), be predicted. (< bashiri).
basi (adjective), adequate.
basi (adjective), enough.
basi (adverb), then.
basi (adverb), well.
basi (conjunction), agreed. [alone]
basi (conjunction), OK. [alone]
basi (conjunction), so. [at the beginning of a clause]
basi (conjunction), stop. [alone]
basi (conjunction), and then. [at the beginning of a clause]
basi (conjunction), very well. [alone]
basi (conjunction), well. basi twende. well, let's go. [at the
beginning of a clause]
basi (noun), pl mabasi, motorbus. [Eng.]
basi! (verb), stop.
basibasi (noun), nutmeg (the spice).
bassi (conjunction), agreed. [alone]
bassi (conjunction), OK. [alone]
bassi (conjunction), so. [at the beginning of a clause]
bassi (conjunction), stop. [alone]
bassi (conjunction), and then. [at the beginning of a clause]
bassi (conjunction), very well. [alone]
bassi (conjunction), well. bassi twende. well, let's go. [at the
beginning of a clause]
bastola (noun 9/10), pl bastola, pistol. Bastola ilitumiwa kuwaua mbwa..
The pistol was used to kill the dogs..
bastola (noun), revolver. [Port.]
basua (noun), confusion (of ideas).
basua (noun), weakness (of intellect).
-bata (verb), walk flatfooted.
-bata (verb), waddle.
-bata (verb), walk like a duck.
bata (noun 5/6), pl mabata, duck.
bata bukini (noun 5/6), pl mabata bukini, goose.
bata mzinga (noun 5/6), pl mabata mzinga, turkey.
-batabata (verb), walk flatfooted.
-batabata (verb), waddle.
-batabata (verb), walk like a duck.
batela (noun), small boat. [Port.?]
bateri (noun), battery. (< eng). [elec]
bathdei (noun), birthday. [Eng.]
bati (noun), pl mabati, corrugated iron. nyumba ya bati [mabati].
corrugated-iron hut.
bati (noun 5/6), pl mabati, galvanized iron sheet.
bati (noun 5/6), pl mabati, metal.
bati (noun), pl mabati, sheet metal. fundi wa bati. sheet-metal worker.
bati (noun 5/6), pl mabati, roof of metal. alinijengea kijumba kidogo
cha bati [Kez].
bati (noun), pl mabati, tin. tia bati. coat or line with tin.
bati (noun), pl mabati, zinc.
-batili (verb), annul.
-batili (verb), cancel.
-batili (verb), declare invalid.
-batili (verb), invalidate.
-batili (verb), revoke.
batili (adjective), deceitful.
batili (adjective), dishonest.
batili (adjective), ineffective.
batili (adjective), insincere.
batili (adjective), invalid.
batili (adjective), worthless.
batilifu (adjective), deceitful.
batilifu (adjective), dishonest.
batilifu (adjective), ineffective.
batilifu (adjective), insincere.
batilifu (adjective), invalid.
batilifu (adjective), worthless.
-batilika (verb), be annulled. (< batili).
-batilika (verb), be cancelled. (< batili).
-batilika (verb potential), be ineffective. (< Arabic).
-batilika (verb potential), be worthless. hata ile fikira ya kuwa mimi
ni mume kwake ilianza kubatilika [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-batilisha (verb), annul. (< batili).
-batilisha (verb causative), cancel. tofauti za elimu [...] ingaliweza
kubatilisha mapenzi yao [Moh].
-batilisha (verb causative), disdain. "Nyote hamjamfaidi kijana yule",
Mtoro alibatilisha. [Sul].
-batilisha (verb causative), make ineffective.
-batilisha (verb causative), pass off as nothing.
-batilisha (verb causative), make worthless.
batini (noun), innermost intentions.
batini (noun), innermost thoughts.
-batiza (verb), baptize. [rel. Eng.]
batiza (noun), baptism. [rel. Eng.]
batli (noun), logbook (of a ship). [naut.]
bato (noun), pl mabato, mark (on the skni). [med.]
bato (noun), pl mabato, ringworm (on the head).
bato (noun), pl mabato, spot (on the skin).
batobato (noun 5/6), pl mabatobato, colored markings. (< bata).
batobato (noun), pl mabatobato, dancing place. [rare]
batobato (noun), pl mabatobato, level place.
batobato (noun), pl mabatobato, open place.
batobato (noun 5/6), pl mabatobato, spots. (< bata).
batobato (noun), pl mabatobato, stripe (of animals).
-batua (verb), walk flatfooted.
-batua (verb), waddle.
bau (noun), pl mibau, board. bau la kuruka. "diving board,
trampoline"..
bau (noun), pl mibau, divining board. piga bau. "prophesy, tell
fortunes"..
bau (noun), pl bau, game played on a board. bao la mtaji. game played
on a board.
bau (noun), pl mabau, mibau, goal. tuliwafunga [coll. tuliwapiga] mabao
sita. we scored six goals. [sport]
bau (noun), pl mibau, plank.
bau (noun), pl mibau, platform (at railroad stations).
bau (noun), pl mibau, score. [sport]
baura (noun), anchor (with two flukes). [[Eng. bower?]]
bavu (noun), pl mabavu, force. usiniletee bavu!. don't force me!.
bavu (noun), pl mabavu, power.
bavu (noun), pl mabavu, strength.
bavu (noun), pl mabavu, violence.
bavuni (adverb), along.
bavuni (adverb), alongside.
bavuni (adverb), at the side.
bavuni (adverb), on the other side. [cf. ubavu]
bavuni (adverb), sidewards.
bawa (noun 5/6), pl mabawa, wing. Mabawa ya popo yamefunikwa kwa ngozi
nyororo [Masomo 29].
bawaba (noun 9/10), pl bawaba, hinge.
bawabu (noun 5/6), pl mabawabu, doorkeeper. bawabu wa gereza. guard in
a prison..
bawabu (noun), pl mabawabu, porter.
bawasili (noun), hemorrhoids. [med.]
bawasili (noun), piles. [med.]
bawasiri (noun), hemorrhoids. [med.]
bawasiri (noun), piles. [med.]
-baya (adjective), bad. chakula kibaya.
-baya (adjective), evil.
-baya (adjective), wicked. mtu mbaya. wicked person.
bayana (adjective), clear. mshangao uliochanganyika na hamu bayana
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
bayana (adjective), evident. (< Arabic).
bayana (adjective), famous.
bayana (adjective), legible.
bayana (adjective), obvious.
bayana (adjective), plain.
bayana (adjective), well-known.
bayana (noun 9/10), pl bayana, certainty. (< baina).
bayana (noun), clarity.
bayana (noun), incontrovertible fact.
-bayini (verb), make clear.
-bayini (verb), know with certainty.
-bayini (verb), recognize. yule mwuaji sasa amebaini. that murderer is
now recognized.
-bayini (verb), see clearly.
-bayini (verb), show.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, cheat.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, dealer.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, gambler.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, hawker. (< Arabic).
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, seller. nilisikia sauti ya bazazi wa
madafu [Abd]. (< Arabic).
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, sharper.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, speculator.
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, street vendor. (< Arabic).
bazazi (noun 5/6an), pl mabazazi, swindler.
-beba (verb), carry. aliyekwenda kubeba uchawi wa Wazungu huko Ulaya
[Moh],.
-beba (verb), transport. alikuwa habebi vitu vizito [Kez].
-beba (verb), tune (a radio etc.).
-bebea (verb), shake something.
-bebea (verb), swing something. bebea vitambaa. swing cloths.
-bebea (verb), wave something.
beberu (adjective), dictatorial. serikali ya kibeberu. dictatorial
government. [recent]
beberu (adjective), hard.
beberu (adjective), strong. [recent]
beberu (noun 5/6an), pl mabeberu, imperialist.
beberu (noun 5/6an), pl mabeberu, male animal (especially of certain
domestic varieties).
-bebesha (verb), make carry.
-bebesha (verb), steal. [fig.]
-bebesha (verb), swipe. [fig.]
bedani (noun), sticky substance used for dressing women's hair..
bedani (noun), seed of the bedani plant.
bedari (interjection), Look out!.
bedari (interjection), take care!.
bedari (interjection), Watch out!.
bedawi (noun), pl mabedawi, nomad.
bedawi (noun), pl mabedawi, tramp.
bedawi (noun), pl mabedawi, vagrant.
bedeni (noun), pl mabedeni, Arab sailing vessel with cut-water and sharp
stern..
bedui (noun), pl mabedui, bedouin.
bedui (noun), pl mabedui, nomad.
bedui (noun), pl mabedui, tramp.
bedui (noun), pl mabedui, vagrant.
bee (interjection), At your service!. (< formerly used by slaves).
bee (interjection), Yes sir (ma'am)!. (< formerly used by slaves).
bee! (interjection), yes (used by females).
bega (noun 5/6), pl mabega, shoulder. Tegemea aliweka jembe lake begani
[Kez]; bega kwa bega. Tegemea put his hoe on his shoulder; shoulder to
shoulder eg. side by side.
begi (noun), bag. [Eng.]
begi (noun), sack. [Eng.]
behedani (noun), sticky substance used for dressing women's hair.
behedani (noun), seed of the bedani plant.
behewa (noun 5/6), pl mabehewa, train carriage.
behewa (noun 5/6), pl mabehewa, courtyard (inner).
behewa (noun), pl mabehewa, railroad car. behewa la abiria [bidhaa].
passenger [freight] car.
behewa (noun), pl mabehewa, empty space (in gen.). nyumba hii ni behewa.
this house consists of a single room [i.e. is not divided up by
partitions..
behewa (noun), pl mabehewa, storage area.
bei (noun 9/10), pl bei, price. fanya bei. set a price..
bei (noun), value.
bei gani? (phrase), what is the price?.
beit (noun), house. beit al mal.. public treasury. [rare]
-beja (verb), treat with contempt.
-beja (verb), disdain.
-beja (verb), scorn.
beki (noun), pl mabeki, back. (< eng). [sport]
-bekua (verb), treat with contempt.
-bekua (verb), divert.
-bekua (verb), keep off. lazima ubekue mbu. Mosquitos must be kept
off..
-bekua (verb), parry.
-bekua (verb), take by force.
belaghami (noun), discharge. [med.]
belaghami (noun), excretion. [med.]
belaghami (noun), mucus.
belaghami (noun), phlegm.
belaghami (noun), saliva.
beled (noun), district (of a city).
beleko (noun), pl mabeleko, cloth sling used for carrying children on the
back..
-belenga (verb), boast.
-belenga (verb), brag.
-belenga (verb), show off.
-belenga (verb), strut.
belewasi (noun), ape (kind of).
belghamu (noun), discharge. [med.]
belghamu (noun), excretion. [med.]
belghamu (noun), mucus.
belghamu (noun), phlegm.
belghamu (noun), saliva.
beluwa (noun), care. [[Ind., Pers.?]
beluwa (noun), difficulty. [[Ind., Pers.?]]
beluwa (noun), trouble. [[Ind., Pers?]]
beluwa (noun), worry. [[Ind., Pers.?]
-bemba (verb), annoy.
-bemba (verb), cajole. alivyokuwa akijishaua mwenyewe na akinibemba mimi
[Abd].
-bemba (verb), coax.
-bemba (verb), flatter.
-bemba (verb), flirt.
-bemba (verb), meddle in someone's affairs.
-bemba (verb), pester.
-bemba (verb), seduce.
-bemba (verb), carry tales.
-bemba (verb), wheedle.
bembe (noun), pl mabembe, dessert (presented as a gift during Ramadhan
and on visits).
bembe (noun), pl mabembe, confectionery.
-bembea (verb), inquire secretly into. akibembea katika uso wa mwandani
wake [Ma].
-bembea (verb), swing.
-bembea (verb), oscillate.
-bembea (verb), rock.
bembea (noun), swing.
bembea (noun), trapeze.
-bembejea (verb), obtain by coaxing.
-bembejea (verb), curry favor.
-bembejea (verb), ingratiate oneself.
-bembeleza (verb), caress (a child).
-bembeleza (verb), coax. (< bemba).
-bembeleza (verb), comfort. (< bemba).
-bembeleza (verb), persuade. [fig.]
-bembeleza (verb), soothe. (< bemba).
-bembeleza (verb), woo.
-bembeleza (verb causative), implore.
-bembeleza (verb causative), persuade.
bembeleza (noun), pet.
-bembelezwa (verb passive), be coaxed.
-bembelezwa (verb passive), be quieted.
-bembelezwa (verb passive), be soothed. atakataa kula siku nzima mpaka
abembelezwe [Kez].
bendari (noun), anchorage.
bendari (noun), harbor.
bendari (noun), port. bendari ya mto. river port.
bendari (noun), roadstead.
-peperusha bendera ya... (phrase), fly the flag of... (country).
bendera (noun), banner.
bendera (noun 9/10), pl bendera, flag. tweka bendera. hoist the flag.
bendera (noun 9/10), pl bendera, banner.
-shusha bendere (verb), haul down a flag.
bendi (noun), band (jazz). [Eng.]
bendi (noun), orchestra. [Eng.]
beneti (noun), bayonet. [Eng.]
bengi (noun), bank (savings). bengi ya shirika. cooperative bank.
[Eng.]
beni (noun), band (jazz). [Eng.]
beni (noun 9/10), pl beni, band. Vyombo vya beni hutumiwa [Masomo 131].
Band instruments are used.. [Eng.]
beni (noun), orchestra. [Eng.]
benibeni (adjective), amiss.
benibeni (adjective), askew.
benibeni (adjective), awry.
benibeni (adjective), edgeways.
benibeni (adjective), sideways.
benibeni (adjective), not straight.
benibeni (adjective), wrong.
benki (noun 5/6), pl mabenki, bank. benki ya akiba kwa njia ya posta.
postal savings bank. [Eng.]
-benua (verb), protrude.
-benua (verb), put forward.
-benua (verb), stick out. benua kifua. throw out one's chest, swagger.
-benuka (verb), bulge.
-benuka (verb), protrude.
-benusha (verb), caus. of benua.
benzi (noun 9/10), pl benzi, luxury car.
benzi (noun 9/10), pl benzi, Mercedes Benz. Idi na Bahati walikuwa ndani
ya benzi ile nyeusi [Sul].
bepari (noun 5/6), pl mabepari, capitalist.
bepari (noun), pl mabepari, hoarder.
bepari (noun 5/6), pl mabepari, imperialist.
bepari (noun), pl mabepari, dishonest merchant.
bepari (noun), pl mabepari, monopolist.
-bera (verb), contemptuously.
-bera (verb), despise.
-bera (verb), disdain.
-bera (verb), scorn.
beramu (noun), flag. [Port.]
berenge (noun), pl maberenge, railway car.
beresati (noun), cloth (kind of). [Ind.]
bereu (noun), pl maberu, asphalt. [mod.]
bereu (noun), pl maberu, mixture of oil and lime for caulking boats.
[orig.]
bereu (noun), pl maberu, pitch. [mod.]
bereu (noun), pl maberu, tar. [mod.]
beseni (noun 5/6), pl mabeseni, basin.
beseni (noun), dish. [Eng.]
besera (noun), frame for mosquito-netting.
bet (noun), house. [rare]
-betabeta (verb), meander (of a road or river).
-betabeta (verb), rotate.
-betabeta (verb), turn.
-betabeta (verb), twist.
-betabeta (verb), wind.
betela (noun), small boat. [Port.?]
beteri (noun), battery. (< Eng.). [elec]
beti (noun 5/6), pl mabeti, cartridge.
beti (noun 9/10), pl beti, house.
beti (noun), paragraph.
beti (noun 5/6), pl beti, poem.
beti (noun 5/6), pl mabeti, leather pouch.
beti (noun), sections.
beti (noun 5/6), pl beti, stanza of a song. (< ubeti).
beti (noun), strophes.
beti (noun), verses.
betri (noun 9/10), pl betri, battery. (< Eng.).
-betua (verb), incline. (< -beta).
-betua (verb), lower. Huku akibetua mabega kuonyesha kushindwa [Chacha,
Masomo 373]. At this point he is lowering his shoulders to show that he
is overwhelmed.. (< -beta).
-beua (verb), abhor.
-beua (verb), despise.
-beua (verb), detest.
-beua (verb), disdain.
-beua (verb), displease.
-beua (verb), disregard.
-beua (verb), offend.
-beua (verb), scorn.
-beua (verb), slight.
-beusha (verb), cause offense.
-beza (verb), despise.
-beza (verb), disdain. aliangusha macho yake kuibeza ile kanzu
aliyogaiwa [Sul].
-beza (verb), disregard.
-beza (verb), neglect.
-beza (verb), scorn.
-beza (verb), slight.
-beza (verb), think little of.
-bezi (adverb), disdainful. (< -beza).
bezo (noun), pl mabezo, contempt (usually of words or admonitions).
bezo (noun 5/6), pl mabezo, insult. mwenye uso wa bezo uliochanganyika
na hamaki [Moh].
bezo (noun 5/6), pl mabezo, scorn. alisema kwa bezo, jeuri na dharau
[Moh]. (< -beza).
bi (abbreviation), Mrs. (< bibi).
bi (abbreviation), Ms. (< bibi).
bi (noun), grandmother. [Pers.]
bi (noun), lady. [Pers.]
bi (noun), madam. bi mkubwa. madam [showing a higher degree of respect
than bibi]. [Pers.]
bi (noun), miss (term address). [Pers.]
bi (noun), housewife. [Pers.]
bi (preposition), by. [arch]
bi (preposition), in. [arch]
bi (preposition), with. [arch]
bia (noun), pl mabia, basin.
bia (noun 9/10), pl bia, beer. awapo peke yake bia ya pili asingeimaliza
[Mt]. (< Eng.).
bia (noun), business.
bia (noun 5/6), pl mabia, clay utensil.
bia (noun), company.
bia (noun 9/10), pl bia, co-operation.
bia (noun 5/6), pl mabia, earthen vessel.
bia (noun 9/10), pl bia, partnership. hili ni duka letu la bia. this is
our joint shop.
bia (noun), pl mabia, clay vessel.
-biabia (verb), like to do something.
biabia (noun), diligent.
biabia (noun), be industrious.
biarusi (noun 5/6), pl biarusi, bride.
biashara (noun 9/10), pl biashara, business. fanya biashara. carry on
business.
biashara (noun 9/10), pl biashara, commerce. tangaza biashara.
advertise.
biashara (noun), company.
biashara (noun), concern.
biashara (noun 9/10), pl biashara, trade. mali ya biashara.
merchandise.
biashara ya kimataifa (noun 9/10), pl biashara za kimataifa,
international trade.
biashara ya ndani (noun 9/10), pl biashara za ndani, internal trade.
biashara ya nje (noun 9/10), pl biashara za nje, external trade.
bibi (noun 9/10an), pl bibi, grandmother.
bibi (noun), pl mabibi, lady.
bibi (noun 5/6an), pl mabibi, madam. bibi mkubwa. madam [showing a
higher degree of respect than bibi alone].
bibi (noun), pl mabibi, miss (term of address).
bibi (noun), pl mabibi, housewife.
Bibi (noun 5/6an), pl mabibi, Mrs.
Bibi (noun 5/6an), pl mabibi, Ms.
bibi (noun 5/6an), pl mabibi, woman.
bibiarusi (noun 9/10an), pl bibiarusi, bride.
-bibidia (verb), show contempt by protruding the lower lip.
bibie (noun), my lady (respectful address). (< bibi (vocative)).
[Zanzibar]
bibie (noun), madam. haya bibie, twende basi [Muk]. (< bibi
(vocative)). [Zanzibar]
biblia (noun 9/10), pl Biblia, Bible. [Port.]
bibo (noun), cashew fruit. [Port.]
bibo (noun 5/6), pl mabibo, nut (grows at end of apple on mbibo tree).
fulani mwengine alivaa kanga za bibo, zimempendeza [Ya]. (< Portuguese).
bichboi (noun), beach boy (who assists passengers in the harbor).
-bichi (adjective), fresh. lazima tupokee kibivu, maadam mume wangu
havumbui kibichi [Abd].
-bichi (adjective), immature. Aziza ni lazima awe mbichi [Abd].
-bichi (adjective), raw.
-bichi (adjective), uncooked.
-bichi (adjective), unripe.
-bichi (adjective), young.
bichi (adjective), damp (earth).
bichi (adjective), moist (earth).
bichi koma (noun 5/6), pl mabichikoma, beachcomber. Suruali yake ilikuwa
imekatwa kuchuka mtindo wa bichi koma [Balisidya, Masomo 343]. His
trousers had been cut to adopt the style of a beachcomber..
bidaa (noun), goods.
bidaa (noun), merchandise.
bidani (noun), front or back piece of a kanzu.
bidhaa (noun 9/10), pl bidhaa, commodities.
bidhaa (noun 9/10), pl bidhaa, goods.
bidhaa (noun 9/10), pl bidhaa, merchandise.
bidhaa (noun 9/10), pl bidhaa, trade goods. wewe uliyewachapa Wahindi
kwa kuuza bidhaa zao ndani ya nyumba ya Baba yako [Kez]. (< Arabic).
bidhalika (adverb), again.
bidhalika (adverb), at the same time.
bidhalika (adverb), similarly.
bidhalika (adverb), likewise. na bidhalika [abbr.:n.k.].
-bidi (verb), compel. Inabidi nisome. I am compelled to study. [(used
with i- subject prefix, followed by verb in subjunctive)]
-bidi (verb), force (always used impersonally). Huenda vita vitaimarika
kati yao na kubidi OAU kutafuta njia mathubuti za kumaliza mzozo huo
[Masomo 326]. Perhaps the war will intensify between them and force the
OAU to look for firm ways to end this quarrel..
-bidi (verb), necessitate.
-bidi (verb), obligate. imembidi kwenda. he had to go.
-bidi (verb), oblige. Inabidi nisome. I am obliged to study.
-bidi (verb), exert pressure.
-bidi (verb), strain.
-bidi (verb), be obligatory.
-bidi (verb), pressure. Inabidi nisome. I'm under pressure to study.
[(used with i- subject prefix, followed by verb in subjunctive)]
bidii (noun), activity.
bidii (noun), alacrity.
bidii (noun), diligence. kwa bidii.
bidii (noun 9/10), pl bidii, effort. (< Arabic).
bidii (noun 9/10), pl bidii, energy.
bidii (noun), exertion. fanya bidii.
bidii (noun), industry.
kwa bidii (adjective), hard.
kwa bidii (adverb), assiduously. Regina alilima pamba kwa bidii [Kez].
bighairi (conjunction), apart from.
bighairi (conjunction), except.
bighairi (preposition), without.
-bigija (verb), hold fast and squeeze.
bigili (noun 9/10), pl bigili, arena.
-biginya (verb), hold fast and squeeze. kibiginye... kikate shingo
[Moh].
-bihi (verb), abdicate.
-bihi (verb), forego.
-bihi (verb), forgive (a debt etc.).
-bihi (verb), renounce.
-bihi (verb), repudiate.
-bihi (verb), revoke.
-bihi (verb), withdraw.
bikari (noun 9/10), pl bikari, compass (for drawing).
bikira (noun), something newly begun.
bikira (noun), something untouched.
bikira (noun 5/6), pl mabikira, virgin. Maria Bikira Mtakatifu [Kez].
(< Arabic).
bikira (noun), virginity.
-bikiri (verb), deflower. (< bikira).
bila (adverb), without. bila ya kujali shida [Nyerere, Masomo 277].
without concern about the difficulties.
bila idadi (adjective), uncountable.
bila kukawia (adverb), without delay. bila kukawia, vijana walianza kazi
yao [Mun].
bila shaka (adverb), undoubtedly.
bilahi (interjection), by Allah!.
bilashi (adjective), no reason.
bilashi (adverb), gratuitously.
bilashi (adverb), in vain.
bilashi (adverb), for nothing. alimpiga bilashi. he struck him without
reason..
bilashi (adverb), for no reason. Bilashi mwahangaika [Amana, Masomo
406]. You are upset for no reason..
bilau (noun), rice boiled with meat. [Pers.]
bilau (noun), boiled rice with raisins and ghee. (< pers).
bilauli (noun), crystal.
bilauli (noun), drinking-glass.
bilauli (noun), glass.
bilauri (noun), drinking-glass.
bilauri (noun 9/10), pl bilauri, glass.
bilauri (noun 9/10), pl bilauri, tumbler.
bildi (noun), sounding lead. tia [piga] bildi. take soundings. [naut.]
bildi (noun), weight (of a clock).
bileshi (adverb), gratuitously.
bileshi (adverb), in vain.
bileshi (adverb), for nothing. alimpiga bilashi. he struck him for no
reason.
bili (noun 9/10), pl bili, bill. Zilikuwapo stakabadhi za malip na bili
za madeni [Masomo 175]. There were receipts of payments and bills of
debts.
bilimbi (noun), fruit of the cucumber tree. [Port.]
bilingani (noun), pl mabilingani, eggplant.
bilingani (noun 9/10), pl bilingani, fruit of mbilangani.
bilioni (noun), pl mabilioni, billion. [Engl.]
-bilisi (verb), entice.
-bilisi (verb), incite.
-bilisi (verb), stir up.
-bilisi (verb), tempt.
bilisi (noun 9/10), pl bilisi, devil. amemjia bilisi gani sijui [Moh].
(< Arabic).
bilisi (noun), enticement. ana bilisi ya mpira. he is a fanatical
football fan..
bilisi (noun 9/10), pl bilisi, Satan. (< Arabic).
bilisi (noun), temptation.
biliwili (noun), fish (kind of).
billahi (interjection), by Allah!.
bilula (noun), pl mabilula, faucet (water). [Ar.?]
bilula (noun), pl mabilula, tap. [Ar.?]
bima (noun 9/10), pl bima, insurance. bima ya maisha. life-insurance.
[Ind.]
bima (noun), lottery. fanya bima. organize a lottery. [Ind.]
bima (noun), raffle. [Ind.]
bimbashi (noun), rank of noncommissioned officer. ["mil., Turk".]
bimbiriza (noun), flame up.
bimbiriza (noun), flare up.
-bimbirizana (verb), exasperate each other.
-bimbirizana (verb), provoke each other.
-bimbirizana (verb), quarrel.
bin (noun 9/10), pl bin, son of.
bin-ami (noun 9/10), pl bin-ami, cousin. kwa methali bin-ami yake Lulu
[Ya]. (< Arabic).
binaadamu (noun 9/10an), pl binadamu, human being. huyu ni binadamu
kamili [Abd]. (< Arabic).
binadamu (noun 9/10an), citizen.
binadamu (noun 9/10an), fellow.
binadamu (noun 9/10an), human being. Niambie,/ wavumulia vipi/maumivu ya
kutenganishwa/ na binadamu wenzako? [Alamin Mazrui "Barua ya Mpenzi"49].
Tell me, /how do you endure/ the pain of being separated from/your fellow
human beings?.
binadamu (noun 9/10an), pl binadamu, man.
binadamu (noun 9/10an), pl binadamu, son of Adam.
binafsi (adjective), one's self. (< nafsi).
binafsi (adjective), personal. usafi wa binafsi. personal hygiene
[Masomo 126]. (< nafsi).
binafsi (adjective), personally. (< nafsi).
binafsi (adjective), private. (< nafsi).
binafsi (adverb), by myself.
binafsi (adverb), personally.
binamu (noun 9/10), pl binamu, cousin (male). (< bin amu).
-binda (verb), bind.
-binda (verb), enclose.
-binda (verb), hem.
binda (noun), pl mabinda, lady's finger. [bot.]
binda (noun 5/6), pl mabinda, fruit of mbinda.
binda (noun), pl mabinda, okra. [bot.]
bindo (noun 5/6), pl mabindo, fold of loincloth used as pocket.
-bingiria (verb), roll (a stone etc.).
bingwa (adjective), capable.
bingwa (adjective), competent.
bingwa (noun), pl mabingwa, capable person (worker).
bingwa (noun 5/6), pl mabingwa, expert. Ni dhahiri basi kuwa mshairi ni
bingwa wa lugha [Masomo 394]. It is clear then that a poet is an expert
in language..
bingwa (noun), pl mabingwa, specialist.
bingwa (noun), pl mabingwa, competent person (worker).
-bini (verb), counterfeit.
-bini (verb), fake.
-bini (verb), forge.
-bini (verb), hammer.
binti (noun 5/6), pl mabinti, daughter. Mwalimu Matata alimhadaa baba
yake kwa maneno mengi ya kumhakikishia kwamba binti yake alikuwa katika
'mikono myema' [Muk]. (< Arabic).
binti (noun), prefix in the names of certain birds and plants.. binti
Athmani/Ali. [varieties of] cassava..
binti (noun 5/6), pl binti, young lady. binti wa kichotara alilalamika
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
binti ali (noun), cassava (variety of).
binti athmani (noun), cassava (variety of).
binti chuma (noun), Kersten's weaver finch.
bintiamu (noun 9/10), pl bintiamu, cousin (female). (< binti amu).
bintiye (noun 9/10), pl bintize, daughter (his or hers). Babaye
alikwisha panga na familia moja kuwa angemuoza bintiye kwa kijana ye yote
wa familia hiyo [Balisidya, Masomo 347]. Her father had arranged with a
family that he would marry his daughter to any youth from that family
[Masomo 347]. (< binti yake).
-binua (verb), protrude.
-binua (verb), put forward.
-binua (verb), stick out. binua kifua. "throw out one's chest,
swagger"..
binuru (interjection), reply to the greeting alamsiki (cf.). (< Arabic).
-binya (verb), nip. Subira aliibinya mikono yake kwa shauku [Sul].
-binya (verb), pinch.
-binya (verb), tweak.
binzari (noun), spice (us. curry powder).
biri (noun), tobacco leaf (rolled up for smoking). [Ind.]
biriani (noun), highly spiced dish of meat and rice. [Pers.]
biriani (noun 9/10), pl biriani, rice dish with meat and pepper etc.
Birigiji (adjective), Belgian. Birigiji Kongo. Belgian Congo.
Birigiji (noun), cloth kind of a light brownish yellow color..
birika (noun), pl mabirika, cistern.
birika (noun 5/6), pl mabirika, kettle.
birika (noun), pl mabirika, tank.
birika (noun), pl mabirika, metal vessel for water.
birimbi (noun), fruit of the cucumber tree.. [Port.]
-biringa (verb), be curved.
-biringa (verb), roll or fall over.
-biringa (verb), become round.
-biringa (verb), wind up. biringa uzi katika kidonge.. wind thread on a
ball..
biringani (noun 5/6), pl mabiringani, aubergine.
biringani (noun 5/6), pl mabiringani, eggplant.
-biringishana (verb), cause each other to roll or fall over. (< -
biringa).
birinzi (noun), highly spiced dish of meat and rice. [Pers.]
bisari (noun), annual edible plant.
bisbis (noun), screw-driver. [Ind.?]
bisbis (noun), wrench. [Ind.?]
-bisha (verb), argue. wasichana hawakuweza kubisha [Muk].
-bisha (verb), jest.
-bisha (verb), joke.
-bisha (verb), knock. bisha mlango [hodi].
-bisha (verb), oppose.
-bisha (verb), quarrel.
-bisha (verb), rap (on a door).
-bisha (verb), resist.
-bisha (verb), tack. [naut.]
-bisha hodi (verb), knock.
-bishana (verb), argue (with each other).
-bishana (verb), dispute (with each other).
-bishana (verb), quarrel (with each other). Hai mana kubishana [haina
maana kubishana] [Amana, Masomo 408]. Quarreling is pointless..
-bishana (verb), tease (each other).
-bishana (verb), wrangle. (< -bisha).
bishano (noun), pl mabishano, argument. (< -bisha).
bishano (noun), pl mabishano, contention. (< -bisha).
bishaushi (noun), pl mabishaushi, sergeant. [Turk.?]
bishi (adjective), fault-finding.
bishi (adjective), fun-loving.
bishi (adjective), grumbling.
bishi (adjective), humorous.
bishi (adjective), nagging.
bishi (adjective), obstinate.
bishi (adjective), quarrelsome.
-bishia (verb), argue with. mtoto huyu hadiriki kumbishia mama yake
[Muk]. (< v apl).
bisho (noun), blow (on the door).
bisho (noun), knock (on the door).
bisho (noun), tacking. [naut.]
bisi (noun), parched corn.
bisi (noun), roasted corn.
bisi (noun), maize.
bisi (noun 9/10), pl bisi, popcorn.
bisibisi (noun 9/10), pl bisibisi, screwdriver.
bisibisi (noun), wrench. [Ind.?]
biskiti (noun), biscuit. [Engl.]
biskiti (noun), cracker. [Engl.]
biskuti (noun 9/10), pl biskuti, biscuit. akawanunulia maboksi ya
biskuti [Muk]. (< Eng.).
biskuti (noun 9/10), pl biskuti, cookie. (< Eng.).
bismillahi! (interjection), in the name of Allah!.
bitana (noun), lining (of clothing).
bitana (noun), thin fabric.
bitarehe (noun), dated (in letters).
biti (adjective), damp (earth).
biti (adjective), moist (earth).
biti (adjective), fresh.
biti (adjective), immature.
biti (adjective), raw.
biti (adjective), unripe.
biti (adjective), young.
-bivu (adjective), ripe. lazima tupokee kibivu, maadam mume wangu
havumbui kibichi [Abd].
bivu (adjective), cooked.
bivu (adjective), well done.
biwi (noun), pl mabiwi, heap (of weeds or leaves or refuse).
biwi (noun), pl mabiwi, pile (of weeds or leaves or refuse).
bizari (noun 9/10), pl bizari, curry powder.
bizari (noun), grain (of pepper, coriander, etc.).
bizari (noun), seed (of pepper or coriander etc.).
bizi (adjective), busy. [Engl.]
bizimu (noun 9/10), pl bizimu, brooch.
bizimu (noun 9/10), pl bizimu, buckle.
bizimu (noun 9/10), pl bizimu, clasp.
bizimu (noun 9/10), pl bizimu, fastener.
blanketi (noun 5/6), pl mablanketi, blanket. alitupa pembeni blanketi
ambalo usiku kucha lilikuwa limefunika kichwa chenye mawazo mengi [Kez].
(< Eng.).
blausi (noun 9/10), pl blausi, blouse.
-bloo (verb), be astonished with wonder or admiration etc.. watoto wa
Chuo Kikuu wananibloo [Ma]. (< Eng.). [slang]
bluu (adjective), blue. [Engl.]
bluu (noun), bleach. [Engl.]
bluu (noun), bluing. [Engl.]
-boba (verb), bind. [rare]
-boba (verb), tie. [rare]
bobari (noun), chisel.
bobari (noun), gouge.
bobo (noun), areca nut. [Pers.]
bobo (noun), betel nut. [Pers.]
-boboka (verb), blabber.
-boboka (verb), blurt out.
-boboka (verb), let the cat out of the bag.
-boboka (verb), talk indiscreetly.
-bobokwa (verb), blabber. Sasa waonekana unabobokwa na maneno yasiyokuwa
na mbele wala nyuma [Chacha, Masomo 379]. Now you seem to have been
blabbered at with completely nonsensical words.. (< -boboka V).
bodi (noun), board. bodi ya taifa. national board.
bodi (noun), body (of an automobile). [Engl.]
-bodoa (verb), boast. [obs.]
-bodoa (verb), praise oneself. [obs.]
boflo (adjective), loaf of bread (round). mikate ya boflo miwili [Ya].
bofu (noun), pl mabofu, balloon. [fig.]
bofu (noun), pl mabofu, bladder. [anat.]
bofulo (noun), bread (European type). [Port.?]
-bofya (verb), caus. of bopa.
boga (noun 5/6), pl maboga, gourd (large and edible fruit of mboga). (<
mboga N).
boga (noun 5/6), pl maboga, pumpkin. shambani sikufika, na maboga sikula
[Kez].
bohara (noun), pl mabohara, member of the Bohora (sect of Indian
Moslems). [Ind.]
bohari (noun), pl mabohari, annals. [rare]
bohari (noun), pl mabohari, chronicle. [rare]
bohari (noun 5/6), pl mabohari, go-down.
bohari (noun), pl mabohari, department store.
bohari (noun), pl mabohari, store (large).
bohari (noun 5/6), pl mabohari, store house.
bohari (noun 5/6), pl mabohari, warehouse.
bohora (noun), pl mabohora, member of the Bohora (sect of Indian
Moslems).
boi (noun), pl maboi, boy. [Engl.]
boi (noun), pl maboi, house-servant. [Engl.]
boi (noun), pl maboi, waiter. [Engl.]
boji (noun), new beer.
boji (noun), intoxicating beverage.
boji (noun), oatmeal porridge.
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, annals. [rare]
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, chronicle. [rare]
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, department store.
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, store (large).
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, storehouse.
bokhari (noun), pl mabokhari, warehouse.
boko (noun), pl maboko, augment. of kiboko.
-bokoa (verb), break in.
-bokoa (verb), decompose.
-bokoa (verb), disintegrate.
-bokoa (verb), have a good harvest.
-bokoa (verb), invade.
-bokoa (verb), penetrate forcibly.
bokoboko (noun), banana (variety of).
bokoboko (noun), something gelatinous.
bokoboko (noun 9/10), pl bokoboko, mash (food).
bokoboko (noun), meat pie (kind of).
bokoboko (noun), something soft.
bokoboko (noun 9/10), pl bokoboko, sugarcane (type with soft outer part).
-bokoka (verb), come off (button etc.).
-bokoka (verb), be detached.
-bokoka (verb), fall off (button etc.).
-bokoka (verb), come loose (button etc.).
-bokoka (verb), be separated.
boma (noun 5/6), pl maboma, castle.
boma (noun), pl maboma, pile of earth.
boma (noun), pl maboma, enclosure.
boma (noun 5/6), pl maboma, fort.
boma (noun), pl maboma, fortress. fanya [tia] boma. "fortify, enclose,
fence in"..
boma (noun), pl maboma, framework (of a house). [rare]
boma (noun), pl maboma, mound.
boma (noun), pl maboma, government administrative office.
boma (noun), pl maboma, palisade.
boma (noun), pl maboma, stable (for cattle).
boma (noun), pl maboma, pile of stones.
boma (noun), pl maboma, wall.
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, chimney.
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, faucet.
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, hypodermic needle. [med.]
bomba (noun 5/6), pl mabomba, pipe. bomba la mafuta. petroleum
pipeline.
bomba (noun 5/6), pl mabomba, pump. anachukua ndoo na kuharakisha
bombani nje [Muk]. (< Portuguese).
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, stack (of a ship).
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, smokestack.
bomba (noun 5/6), pl mabomba, syringe. [med.]
bomba (noun), pl mabomba, tap (for water).
bomba (noun 5/6), pl mabomba, hose pipe.
bombo (adjective), baggy. suruali bombo. short, baggy trousers.
bombo (noun), grippe. [homa ya] bombo. grippe. [dial., med.]
bombo (noun), influenza. [homa ya] bombo. influenza. [dial., med.]
bombo (noun), pneumonia. [homa ya ]bombo. pneumonia. [dial., med.]
bombo (noun), short. suruali bombo. short, baggy trousers.
bombom (noun), bomb. [Engl.]
bombom (noun), grippe. [homa ya] bombom. ["dial., med".]
bombom (noun), influenza. [homa ya] bombom. ["dial., med".]
bombom (noun), pneumonia. [homa ya] bombom. ["dial., med".]
bombom (noun), shell. [Engl.]
bombwe (noun 5/6), pl mabombwe, curving.
bombwe (noun), pl mabombwe, model.
bombwe (noun), pl mabombwe, ornament. kata mabombwe. carve
figures/ornaments..
bombwe (noun 5/6), pl mabombwe, pattern.
bombwe (noun 5/6), pl mabombwe, sculpture.
-bomoa (verb), break through.
-bomoa (verb), break down.
-bomoa (verb), demolish. bomoa ukuta; bomoeni milango na madirisha yote
[Mun]. demolish the wall.
-bomoa (verb), destroy. Lo! Aziza kajua kunibomoa [Abd].
-bomoa (verb), pierce.
-bomoa (verb), tear down.
-bomoka (verb), collapse.
-bomoka (verb potential), fall down. [kibaraza] kimoja cha kushoto
kimebomoka [Sul].
bomoko (noun 5/6), pl mabomoko, demolished building. (< bomoa).
bomoko (noun), pl mabomoko, collapse.
bomoko (noun), pl mabomoko, demolishing (act of).
bomoko (noun), pl mabomoko, destroying (act of).
bomoko (noun), pl mabomoko, landslide.
bomoko (noun 5/6), pl mabomoko, ruins (of a house). (< bomoa).
-bomolea (verb), appl. of bomoa.
-bomolewa (verb passive), be broken down. kibanda chako hakitabombolewa
[Kez].
bomu (noun 5/6), pl mabomu, bomb. bomb la atomiki. atomic bomb. (<
Eng.). [Engl.]
bomu (noun), pl mabomu, dance (kind of). [rare]
bomu (noun), pl mabomu, loud noise. [id.]
bonas (noun), bonus. [Engl.]
bonas (noun), dividend. [Engl.]
bonas (noun), premium. [Engl.]
bonas (noun), prize. [Engl.]
bonde (noun), pl mabonde, hollow.
bonde (noun), pl mabonde, low ground. bonde la mto. river bed.
bonde (noun 5/6), pl mabonde, valley. Selea ulikuwa wa bondeni [Sul].
Bonde la Ufa (name), Rift Valley.
-bong'oa (verb), bend down.
-bong'oa (verb), bow.
-bong'oa (verb), show one's respect for someone. [fig.]
-bong'oa (verb), stoop.
-bonga (verb), speak nonsense. Ung'eng'e nabonga [Ma]. [slang]
bonge (noun), pl mabonge, ball (of yarn).
bonge (noun), pl mabonge, clod (of earth).
bonge (noun 5/6), pl mabonge, lump.
bonge (noun), pl mabonge, tablet. [pharm. [us. kibonge]]
bongo (noun 5/6), pl mabongo, brain. Katika bongo lake Marko alisikia
sauti [Masomo 241]. In his brain Mark heard a voice. (< = ubongo).
[also ubongo]
-bonyea (verb), be bruised. wakavitupa nje [vyungu] bila kujali kama
vilivunjika ama kubonyea [Mun].
-bonyea (verb), be crushed.
-bonyea (verb), be disheartened (fig.). wote walibaki kubonyea, furaha
imegeuka huzuni [Moh].
-bonyea (verb), give way.
-bonyea (verb), sink in.
-bonyea (verb), be soft.
-bonyea (verb), be yielding.
-bonyeka (verb), be dented.
-bonyeza (verb), squeeze out.
-bonyeza (verb causative), press in. Diana anakibonyeza kiwashio [Muk].
-bonyeza (verb), put through the wringer (during examinations, etc.).
-boosa (verb), be lame. [rare]
-bopa (verb), become hollow.
-bopa (verb), sink in.
-bopa (verb), feel soft (fruit or sores). ndizi zikibopa zimeiva.. when
bananas feel soft they are ripe..
bopo (noun), pl mabopo, dent.
bopo (noun), pl mabopo, depression.
bopo (noun), pl mabopo, furrow.
bopo (noun), pl mabopo, groove.
bopo (noun), pl mabopo, hole.
bopo (noun 5/6), pl mabopo, pit.
bopo (noun 5/6), pl mabopo, soft place.
bora (adjective), better. fine.
bora (adjective), excellent. fine.
bora (adjective), fine. fine.
bora (adjective), best. afya bora. the best thing is good health.
bora (adjective), first-class.
bori (noun), pl mabori, fruit of the mkunazi tree. [dial. Pers.]
bori (noun), medium-size elephant tusk.
boriti (noun 5/6), pl maboriti, beam.
boriti (noun), pl maboriti, girder.
boriti (noun 5/6), pl maboriti, thick mangrove pole.
boriti (noun), pl maboriti, post. [Port.?]
borohoa (noun), dish of cooked beans. [Pers.]
-boromoka (verb), fall off. mjenzi ameporomoka kwenye paa la nyumba..
the builder fell off the roof of the house..
-boronga (verb), botch.
-boronga (verb), bungle.
-boronga (verb), confuse.
-boronga (verb), throw into disorder.
-boronga (verb), do sloppy work.
borongo (noun), pl maborongo, confusion.
borongo (noun), pl maborongo, disorder.
borongo (noun 5/6), pl maborongo, mess.
borongo (noun), pl maborongo, muddle.
borongo (noun 5/6), pl maborongo, spoiled work.
bosi (noun 5/6), pl mabosi, boss. Mabosi hawawaizi [Amana, Masomo 407].
The bosses don't reject you.. [Engl.]
-bovu (adjective), bad.
-bovu (adjective), rotten.
-bovu (adjective), worthless.
-bovu (adjective), wretched.
bovu (adjective), decayed.
bovu (adjective), spoiled.
bovu (adjective), unhealthy.
bovu (adjective), unreliable. mtu bovu. unreliable person.
bovu (adjective), unwholesome.
boya (noun 5/6), pl maboya, buoy. [Pers. naut.]
boza (noun), beer. [Pers.]
boza (noun), intoxicating beverage. [Pers.]
boza (noun), narcotic. [Pers.]
bozi (adjective), stupid.
bozi (adjective), useless.
bozi (noun), pl mabozi, fool.
bozi (noun), pl mabozi, idiot.
bozibozi (adjective), stupid.
bozibozi (adjective), useless.
bradha (noun), pl wabradha, brother. [Engl. rel.]
brashi (noun 9/10), brush. piga brashi. to brush. [Engl.]
brasi (noun 9/10), pl brasi, brass.
-funga breki (verb), apply the brakes. dakika chache baadae anafunga
breki [Muk].
-piga breki (verb), apply the brakes. aliwahi kupiga breki kumpisha
mbuzi apite [Ya].
breki (noun 9/10), pl breki, brake (of automobile, etc.). tia [piga]
breki. put on the brake. (< Eng.). [Engl.]
bruda (noun), pl wabruda, brother. [Germ.]
bua (noun), pl mabua, stalk (millet, maize, grass). [bot.]
bua (noun), pl mabua, stem (millet or maize or grass). [bot.]
-buabua (verb), cut (a little of the top of something ).
-buabua (verb), hew (a little off the top of something).
-buabua (verb), slice (a little off the top of something).
buana (noun), pl mabuana, Lord. [rel.]
buana (noun), pl mabuana, mr. (term of address).
buana (noun), pl mabuana, owner. bwana shamba. landlord; supervisor of
a shamba; [sometimes used in a derogatory way to refer to the former]
colonial landowners..
buana (noun), pl mabuana, proprietor. bwana shamba. "landlord,
supervisor of a shamba; [sometimes used in a derogatory way to refer to
the former] colonial landowners"..
buana (noun), pl mabuana, sir (term of address). buana mkubwa. sir
[showing a higher degree of respect than bwana alone, but sometimes
humorous or contemptuous, especially when used of women].
-buathi (verb), set up.
-buathi (verb), place upright.
buba (noun), pl mabuba, frambesia. [med.]
buba (noun 9/10), pl mabuba, yaws. [med.]
bubu (noun 5/6), pl mabubu, dumb (voiceless) person.
bubu (noun), pl mabubu, mute person.
bubu (noun), pl mabubu, nipple. [anat.]
-bubujika (verb), bubble out.
-bubujika (verb), burst out. bubujika maneno. burst out with a flood of
words.
-bubujika (verb), explode.
-bubujika (verb), foam up.
-bubujika (verb), gush out. maji yanabubujika. the water gushes out.
-bubujika (verb), stream out.
bubujiko (noun 5/6), pl mabubujiko, bubbling-up. (< bubujika).
bubujiko (noun 5/6), pl mabubujiko, bursting forth. (< bubujika).
bubujiko (noun), pl mabubujiko, spring (of water).
-buburusha (verb), paw (of animals).
-buburusha (verb), push.
-buburusha (verb), scrape.
-buburusha (verb), scratch.
-buburusha (verb), shove.
-buburushana (verb), push each other. watu walibuburushana. the people
were pushing and shoving [each other].
-buburushana (verb), scuffle.
-buburushana (verb), shove each other. watu walibuburushana. the people
were pushing and shoving [each other].
-bubuta (verb), hit. [rare]
-bubuta (verb), strike. [rare]
bubwi (adjective), dumb.
bubwi (noun), pl mabubwi, mute person.
buchari (noun), knife (large). [Ind.]
buchari (noun), butcher's knife. (< ind).
-budaa (verb), become lumpy (soup etc.).
buddi (noun), alternative. hapana buddi. there is no way out [usually
in neg. expressions..
buddi (noun), evasion.
buddi (noun), loophole.
buddi (noun), way out.
budi (noun 9/10), pl budi, alternative (used in negative). aliona hana
budi kutamka neno lile alilomwitia mwenzake [Sul]. (< Arabic).
budi (noun 9/10), pl budi, choice (used in negative).
budi (noun 9/10), pl budi, escape (used in negative).
budi (noun 9/10), pl budi, no way out.
budi (noun 9/10), pl budi, of necessity (used in negative).
huna budi (phrase), you have no alternative.
bueta (noun), pl mabueta, small box. [Port.]
bueta (noun), pl mabueta, case. [Port.]
bufuu (la kichwa) (noun 5/6), pl mabufu, skull. Muda wote huu nikidhani
kuwa una ubongo ndani ya hilo bufuu lako, kumbe ni maji matupu [Chacha,
Masomo 378]. All this time I was thinking that you have a brain inside of
that skull of yours, but it's just useless liquid [Chacha, Masomo 378].
bufuu (noun), pl mabufuu, empty husk.
bufuu (noun), pl mabufuu, empty shell. bufuu la kichwa. skull.
-buga (verb), collect.
-buga (verb), gather.
-buga (verb), glean.
-buga (verb), hunt for.
-buga (verb), stroll about.
-buga (verb), wander. wanafuatana pamoja na kubuga mawindoni mwao pamoja
[Moh].
buga (noun), cadge.
buga (noun), sponge.
buge (noun), pl mabuge, person missing a finger or toe.
buge (noun), pl mabuge, animal missing a finger or toe.
-bughudha (verb), slander.
bughudha (noun), abhorrence.
bughudha (noun), aversion.
bughudha (noun), calumny.
bughudha (noun), dislike.
bughudha (noun), hatred.
bughudha (noun), hostility.
bughudha (noun), repugnance.
-bughudhi (verb), abhor.
-bughudhi (verb), hate.
-bughudhi (verb), insult.
-bughudhi (verb), slander.
-bughudhu (verb), abhor.
-bughudhu (verb), hate.
-bughudhu (verb), insult.
-bughudhu (verb), slander.
-bugia (verb), bite off.
-bugia (verb), gulp down. wakiyabugia manyunyu ya sauti yake [Ma].
-bugia (verb), put a little of something into the mouth.
-bugia (verb), put into the mouth.
bugu (noun), pl mabugu, flexible twig (used for weaving baskets).
bugu (noun), pl mabugu, flexible wand (used for weaving baskets).
-buguika (verb), burst out. buguika maneno. burst out with a flood of
words.
-buguika (verb), explode.
-buguika (verb), foam up.
-buguika (verb), gush out. maji yanabuguika. the water gushes out.
-buguika (verb), stream out.
buheri (noun), recovery. buheri wa afya. recovery of health after an
illness.
buhumu (noun), pl mabuhumu, lung. [anat.]
buhuri (noun), fumigation.
buhuri (noun), incense.
buhuri (noun), steam bath (for invalids).
bui (noun), children's game (a kind of hide-and seek). mchezo wa bui.
children's game [a kind of hide and seek].
bui (noun), spider (large).
bui (noun), tarantula.
buibui (noun), pl mabuibui, spider. utando wa buibui; Wadudu ambao
huliwa na popo ni nge, vipepeo, buibui [Masomo 31]. spider's web, cobweb;
The insects that are eaten by spiders include scorpions, butterflys, and
spiders..
buibui (noun 5/6), pl mabuibui, veil (long black worn by Muslim women).
buibui lililopambwa kwa zari [Ya]. (< bui).
-bujua (verb), press out.
-bujua (verb), squeeze out.
buka (noun), care. [rare]
buka (noun), grief. [rare]
buka (noun), worry. [rare]
buki (noun), pl mabuki, kidney.
Buki (noun), Madagascar.
Bukini (noun), Madagascar.
buku (noun), book (large). [Engl., rare]
buku (noun), pl mabuku, large rat (Cricetomys gambianus).
-bukua (verb), discover.
-bukua (verb), ferret out scandal.
-bukua (verb), reveal (secret or scandal).
-bukua (verb), uncover (secret).
bulangeti (noun), pl mabulangeti, blanket. [Engl.]
buldani (noun), district (of a city).
buli (noun 9/10), pl buli, coffeepot. (< Portuguese).
buli (noun 9/10), pl buli, teapot. meza iliyokuwa na buli na vikombe vya
kahawa vya fedha [Moh]. (< Portuguese).
bulibuli (noun), embroidered. kofia ya bulibuli. embroidered white cap.
bulula (noun), pl mabulula, faucet (water). [Ar.?]
bulula (noun), pl mabulula, tap (for water). [Ar.?]
buluu (adjective), blue. [Engl.]
buluu (noun), bleach. [Engl.]
buluu (noun), bluing. [Engl.]
bumani (noun), building.
bumani (noun), structure.
bumba (noun), pl mabumba, heap.
bumba (noun 5/6), pl mabumba, lump. bumba la nyuki. swarm of bees.
bumba (noun), pl mabumba, pack. bumba la sigara. pack of cigarettes.
bumba (noun), pl mabumba, package.
bumba (noun 5/6), pl mabumba, packet.
bumba (noun 5/6), pl mabumba, parcel.
bumbi (noun), cress (Barbarea vulgaris).
bumbi (noun), salad herb species (barbarea vulgaris).
bumbuasa (adjective), lumpy.
-bumbuaza (verb), astonish.
-bumbuaza (verb), confuse.
-bumbuaza (verb), drive a person into a corner.
-bumbuaza (verb), cause someone discomfort.
-bumbuaza (verb), disconcert.
-bumbuaza (verb), embarrass.
-bumbuaza (verb), frighten.
-bumbuaza (verb), perplex.
-bumbuaza (verb), startle.
-pigwa na bumbuazi (phrase), be dumbfounded. akipigwa na bumbuazi ovyo
[Sul].
-pigwa na bumbuazi (phrase), have one's head in the clouds. mara nyingi
alipigwa na bumbuwazi alipokuwa akiota ndoto za mchana [Moh].
bumbuazi (noun 9/10), pl bumbuazi, amazement.
bumbuazi (noun), pl mabumbuazi, confusion.
bumbuazi (noun), pl mabumbuazi, consternation.
bumbuazi (noun), pl mabumbuazi, dismay.
bumbuazi (noun), pl mabumbuazi, embarrassment.
bumbuazi (noun), pl mabumbuazi, perplexity. shikwa na bumbuazi. be
perplexed/dismayed.
bumbura (noun), edible sea-fish. [Ind.]
-bumburuka (verb), bolt.
-bumburuka (verb), run away.
-bumburuka (verb), rush off.
-bumburuka (verb), be scared away.
-bumburuka (verb), be startled.
-bumburusha (verb), frighten.
-bumburusha (verb), startle.
bumbuwazi (noun 9/10), pl bumbuwazi, helpless amazement.
bumbuwazi (noun 9/10), pl bumbuwazi, utter perplexity.
bumbwi (noun), rice-flour mixed with sugar and coconut milk; eaten
uncooked..
bumia (noun), sternpost (of a handbuilt boat). Pers. naut..
bumunda (noun), pl mabumunda, dumplings made of flour and bananas.
bunda (noun 5/6), pl mabunda, bale.
bunda (noun), pl mabunda, bundle. bunda la noti. a bundle of banknotes.
bunda (noun), pl mabunda, knot.
bunda (noun), pl mabunda, package. bunda la tumbaku. a package of
tobacco.
bunda (noun 5/6), pl mabunda, parcel.
bunde (noun), empty coconut.
bundi (noun 9/10), pl bundi, owl.
-piga bunduki (verb), shoot (a gun).
-piga bunduki (verb), shoot a gun.
bunduki (noun), gun.
bunduki (noun 9/10), pl bunduki, rifle. piga bunduki; Maina na wenzake
walichukua kila mmoja bunduki ya .303 [Masomo, 59]. shoot.
bunduki ya marisaa (noun 9/10), pl bunduki za marisaa, shotgun.
bunduki ya nusu mtombo (noun 9/10), pl bunduki za nusu mtombo, submachine
gun.
bunga (adjective), silly person. mtu bunga.
bunga (noun), feeble-minded person. mtu bunga.
bunga (noun), foolish person. mtu bunga.
Bungala (noun), Bengal. mpunga [muhogo] wa Bungala. "Bengal rice,
manioc"..
bunge (noun 5/6), pl mabunge, congress.
bunge (noun 5/6), pl mabunge, parliament.
bungo (noun), small dish.
bungo (noun), pl mabungo, fruit used to make juice. [bot.]
bungu (noun 5/6), pl mabungu, caterpillar.
bungu (noun 5/6), pl mabungu, insect that bores and stings.
bungua (noun), bore (of insects which bore holes in wood).
-bunguka (verb), be eaten away by insects (of wood or grain).
-bunguka (verb), be worm-eaten.
bunguu (noun), pl mabunguu, earthenware cooking pot (large).
-buni (verb), arrange.
-buni (verb), construct.
-buni (verb), fabricate. buni maneno. fabricate statements.
-buni (verb), guess.
-buni (verb), invent. Diana ni hodari wa kubuni na kuchora mitindo yeye
mwenyewe [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-buni (verb), start false rumors.
-buni (verb), put together.
-buni (verb), write (fiction). buni kitabu. write a book.
-buni (verb), compose.
-buni (verb), make up.
buni (noun 9/10), pl buni, coffee berries.
-bunika (verb), imaginary.
-bunika (verb), be invented.
-buniwa (verb), be composed.
-buniwa (verb), be devised.
-buniwa (verb), be invented.
-buniwa (verb), be originated. siku ambayo chama cha TANU kilipobuniwa
[Masomo 392]. the day when the party of TANU was founded.
bunju (noun), round inedible fish. prov. mimi bunju, akili yangu
kichwani. "l am like a bunju, l am clever"..
bunta (noun), landing-stage. [Engl.]
bunta (noun), pier. [Engl.]
bunta (noun), pontoon. [Engl.]
bunzi (noun 5/6), pl mabunzi, corncob.
bunzi (noun), pl mabunzi, fly (large stinging kind).
bupu (noun), pl mabupu, empty husk.
bupu (noun), pl mabupu, empty shell. bupu la kichwa. skull.
bupura (noun), pl mabupura, empty husk.
bupura (noun), pl mabupura, empty shell. bupura la kichwa. skull.
buraa (noun), exemption.
buraa (noun), forgiveness.
buraa (noun), Arab garment.
buraha (noun), comfort.
buraha (noun), rest.
-burahi (verb), make oneself comfortable.
-burahi (verb), take it easy.
-burahi (verb), rest.
-burai (verb), absolve (from obligations).
-burai (verb), acquit.
-burai (verb), exculpate.
-burai (verb), forgive.
-burai (verb), release.
-burai (verb), remit (debts).
-burai (verb), vindicate.
-buraia (verb), appl. of burai.
burangeni (noun), two colored dhow. [Pers.]
-piga burashi (verb), brush.
-piga burashi (verb), brush.
burashi (noun), brush. piga burashi. to brush. [Engl.]
burashi ya meno (noun 9/10), pl burashi za meno, toothbrush.
nimemnunulia burashi ya meno na dawa ya meno [Abd]. (< Eng.).
burda (noun), Islamic prayer (in distress or illness etc.).
bure (adjective), free.
bure (adjective), fruitless. (< Hindi).
bure (adjective), vain. jitihada zake zote [...] zilikuwa bure [Ng]. (<
Hindi).
bure (adjective), free of charge.
bure (adjective), frivolously.
bure (adjective), gratis.
bure (adjective), in vain. fanya kazi buri. do work in vain.
bure (adjective), for nothing.
bure (adjective), rashly. sema maneno ya bure. make rash statements..
bure (adverb), empty.
bure (adverb), useless.
buri (noun), medium-sized elephant tusk.
buriani (noun), farewell (only before a journey of some length). peana
buriani. say farewell.
buriani (noun), leave-taking.
buru (noun), pl maburu, calabash (used for churning butter. [rare]
buruda (noun), Islamic prayer (in distress or illness etc.).
burudai (noun), Islamic prayer (in distress or illness etc.).
-burudi (verb), be cold.
-burudi (verb), be cool.
-burudika (verb), be appeased.
-burudika (verb), be comforted. mtazamaji angeburudika kuyaona mapaa ya
nyumba hizo yalivyokwenda sare na kupendeza [Sul].
-burudika (verb), be cooled.
-burudika (verb), be entertained.
-burudika (verb), be pacified.
-burudika (verb), be refreshed.
-burudika (verb), relax.
-burudika (verb), be soothed.
-burudika (verb potential), be relieved. (< Arabic).
-burudisha (verb), appease.
-burudisha (verb), calm.
-burudisha (verb), cool.
-burudisha (verb), refresh.
-burudisha (verb), soothe.
burudisho (noun 5/6), pl maburudisho, recreation. (< buruda).
burudisho (noun 5/6), pl maburudisho, refreshment. (< buruda).
burudisho (noun 5/6), pl maburudisho, relaxation. (< buruda).
burudisho (noun 5/6), pl maburudisho, relief. (< buruda).
-buruga (verb), complicate (affairs).
-buruga (verb), confuse (affairs).
-buruga (verb), hoe.
-buruga (verb), mix (foods).
-buruga (verb), prepare a bed for planting. kumsaidia mamaake kutema,
kufyeka, kuburuga, kupalilia au kuvuna [Moh].
-buruga (verb), stir up (foods).
-buruga (verb), turn up the ground preparatory to planting.
-buruga (verb), weed.
-buruganya (verb), mix together.
buruhahi (noun), evidence.
buruhahi (noun), power of efficacious prayer.
buruhahi (noun), proof.
buruhahi (noun), test.
buruji (noun), battlement. [arch]
buruji (noun), bugle. [Engl.]
buruma (noun), hookah.
buruma (noun), water-pipe.
-burunga (verb), make balls of earth or clay.
-burura (verb), drag.
-burura (verb), fan (a fire). mama anaburuta moto. mother is fanning
the fire.
-burura (verb), haul.
-burura (verb), pull.
-buruta (verb), drag.
-buruta (verb), fan (a fire). mama anaburuta moto. mother is fanning
the fire.
-buruta (verb), haul.
-buruta (verb), pull.
busa (noun), Arab beer made of barley and millet.
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, common sense.
busara (noun), foresight.
busara (noun), intention.
busara (noun), plan.
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, sagacity. (< Arabic).
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, good sense. maneno ambayo yangetegemewa
kutoka kwa mzee mwenye busara [Muk]. (< Arabic).
busara (noun), strategem.
busara (noun), trick.
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, practical wisdom. (< Arabic).
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, prudence.
busara (noun 9/10), pl busara, wisdom.
busati (noun), pl mabusati, mat variety (used chiefly in mosques).
busha (noun), elephantiasis of the scrotum. [med.]
busha (noun), swab. [mil]
busha (noun), wad. [mil]
bushashi (noun), thin cotton fabric similar to muslin.
bushti (noun), pl mabushti, Arab cloak.
bushuti (noun), pl mabushuti, Arab cloak.
bustani (noun 9/10), pl bustani, garden. Mama ana bustani ya maua na
mboga.. Mother has a flower and vegetable garden..
bustani (noun 5/6), pl mabustani, garden (us. a small plot in the back
yard for vegetables). [Pers.]
-busu (verb), kiss. akamwamkia [babake] na kumbusu mkono [Ya]. (<
Arabic).
-busuri (verb), take care.
-busuri (verb), be careful.
-busuri (verb), worry.
-buta (verb), hit. [rare]
-buta (verb), strike. [rare]
-buta (verb), beat. puta zulia. beat a rug..
-buta (verb), whip. puta zulia. beat a rug..
butaa (noun), amazement.
butaa (noun), surprise.
buti (noun 5/6), pl mabuti, boot (of car). alikwenda garini na kutoa
vyakula vya kibati katika buti [Moh]. (< Eng.).
butu (adjective), blunt (of a knife).
butu (adjective), dull. kisu butu. a dull knife.
butu (adjective), obtuse. pembetatu butu. an obtuse-angled triangle.
butu (noun 5/6), pl mabutu, bun.
butu (noun), pl mabutu, stub.
butu (noun 5/6), pl mabutu, stump. nywele alizosuka mabutu mawili [Ma].
-butua (verb), amputate.
-butua (verb), cut off (the end of something).
-butua (verb), dull.
-butua (verb), knock off ( the end of something).
buu (noun), pl mabuu, grub. [zoo]
buu (noun 5/6), pl mabuu, larva.
buu (noun 5/6), pl mabuu, maggot.
buu! (interjection), Be quiet!.
buyu (noun), pl mabuyu, fruit of the baobab. [bot.]
buyu (noun 5/6), pl mabuyu, calabash (made from the shell of the fruit).
-buyuka (verb), burst.
-buyuka (verb), explode.
-buyuka (verb), open up (of an ulcer).
buza (noun), intoxicating beverage (made with honey).
-bwabwaja (verb), talk meaninglessly. [id.]
-bwabwaja (verb), talk confusedly. [id.]
-bwaga (verb), astonish. na walipokutana ukweli ulimbwaga [Ya].
-bwaga (verb), dumbfound.
-bwaga (verb), free oneself of something.. bwaga moyo. "free the heart
, be conforted"..
-bwaga (verb), throw down.
-bwaga (verb), throw off.
-bwaga (verb), tip a load off one's shoulder.
bwaga moyo (verb), throw off cares.
-bwakia (verb), bite off.
-bwakia (verb), defeat. [fig., sport.:]
-bwakia (verb), toss into the mouth (e.g. nuts or tobacco).
-bwakia (verb), win. [fig., sport.:]
-bwakua (verb), snatch.
-bwakua (verb), take away by force.
-bwakua (verb), tear away.
Bwana (noun 5/6), pl mabwana, God. Shani zake na mizungu, ni Bwana wa
wasanifu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 4 ii]. His wonders and marvels, He
is the master artist..
bwana (noun), pl mabwana, Lord. [rel]
Bwana (noun 5/6), pl mabwana, Lord.
bwana (noun 5/6), pl mabwana, man.
bwana (noun 5/6), pl mabwana, mister.
bwana (noun 5/6), pl mabwana, Mr.
bwana (noun), pl mabwana, owner. bwana shamba. landlord [sometimes used
in a derogatory way to refer to the former] colonial landowners..
bwana (noun), pl mabwana, proprietor.
bwana (noun), pl mabwana, sir (term of address). bwana mkubwa. sir
[showing a higher degree of respect than bwana alone, but sometimes
humorous or contemptuous, especially when used of women].
Bwana Mpendwa (interjection), Dear Sir.
Bwana Yesu (noun 1), Lord Jesus.
bwanaarusi (noun 5/6), pl mabwanaarusi, bridegroom.
bwanaarusi (noun 5/6), pl mabwanaarusi, groom.
bwanyenye (noun 5/6), pl mabwanyenye, bourgeoisie.
-bwata (verb), babble. "God gracious", alibwata Saada [Moh].
-bwata (verb), talk meaninglessly. [id.]
-bwata (verb), talk confusedly. [id.]
-bwata (verb), throw down violently. Lulu akamsikia Jemadari akibwata
simu chini [Ya].
-bwatuka (verb), talk nonsense. anabwatuka mwanaume mmoja kwa sauti ya
juu [Ma].
bwawa (noun), pl mabwawa, bog.
bwawa (noun 5/6), pl mabwawa, dam.
bwawa (noun), pl mabwawa, fen.
bwawa (noun 5/6), pl mabwawa, pool. Bwawa dogo la damu lilimzunguka
[Masomo 168]. A small pool of blood surrounded her.
bwawa (noun), pl mabwawa, quagmire.
bwawa (noun 5/6), pl mabwawa, swamp.
bwege (noun 5/6), pl mabwege, stupid. watu wananiona bwege [Ma].
bweha (noun), jackal.
bweka (noun), bark (of dogs).
-bwekea (verb), bark at.
bwende (noun), pl mabwende, garment worn by those working in the fields.
bweni (noun 5/6), pl mabweni, dormitory. alirudi bwenini [Muk].
bweni (noun), sleeping quarters of unmarried young men or girls.
bweni (noun), boarding-school pupil.
bweni (noun), junior team. (< eng). [sport]
bwenzi (noun), tuft of hair (left to top ot the shaven head).
bweshu (noun), pl mabweshu, ill-disposed person.
bweshu (noun), pl mabweshu, unpleasant person.
bweta (noun 5/6), pl mabweta, box (small).
bweta (noun 5/6), pl mabweta, case (small).
bweta (noun 5/6), pl mabweta, chest. bweta zima la nguo za thamani
alizoziacha kwao [Sul]. (< Portuguese).
bweta (noun 5/6), pl mabweta, coffer. (< Portuguese).
bwimbwi (noun), pl mabwimbwi, rice flour mixed with sugar and coconut
milk; eaten uncooked.
- C -
-cha (verb), be afraid of. najisikitikia, au najililia hasa, niche
[Abd].
-cha (verb), arrive.
-cha (verb), come. cha mbio. come running.
-cha (verb), be dawn. kutamani lini kuche aende mjini [Moh].
-cha (verb), fear.
-cha (verb), happen.
-cha (verb), become light. kunakucha. it is growing light. Day is
breaking.
-cha (verb), occur.
-cha (verb), respect. Kama kiongozi aliyecha Mungu [Masomo, 88]. As a
person who respects God [Masomo, 88].
-cha (verb), tremble.
-cha (verb), turn out. nitakucha kusafiri. it will turn out that l will
have to go on a trip..
-cha (verb), reverence.
chaa (noun), cattle-pen. [dial]
chaa (noun), group of people who cultivate land in common.
chaa (noun), edible sea-fish.
-chacha (verb), be angry.
-chacha (verb), ferment.
-chacha (verb), foam.
-chacha (verb), go sour.
-chacha (verb), be stormy (of the sea).
-chacha (verb), turn sour.
chacha (noun), grass (variety that grows in damp places).
-chachachika (verb), be crushed.
-chachachika (verb), be pounded.
-chachafya (verb causative), excite. na itoshe vile hamu
ilivyomchachafya [Moh].
-chachafya (verb causative), trouble someone.
-chachaga (verb), wash (clothes).
-chachaniza (verb), disturb someone (with noises).
-chachaniza (verb), interrupt someone (with noises).
chachari (noun), pl machachari, difficulty.
chachari (noun), pl machachari, excitement.
chachari (noun 5/6), pl machachari, mischievousness.
chachari (noun), pl machachari, obstinacy.
chachari (noun 5/6), pl machachari, restlessness.
chachari (noun), pl machachari, stubbornness.
chachari (noun), pl machachari, unrest.
-chacharika (verb), gesticulate.
-chacharika (verb), insist strongly.
-chacharika (verb), persist.
-chacharika (verb), be restless. Bi Tamima anachacharika kitandani
[Moh].
-chacharika (verb), run quickly back and forth.
-chacharika (verb), sizzle.
-chacharika (verb), tingle.
-chacharika (verb), toss about.
-chachatika (verb), gesticulate.
-chachatika (verb), insist strongly.
-chachatika (verb), persist.
-chachatika (verb), run quickly back and forth.
-chachatika (verb), sizzle. ukumbi mzima ukachachatika vilio [Sul].
-chachatika (verb), tingle.
-chachatika (verb), tingle.
-chachawa (verb), be delighted.
-chachawa (verb), make a strong effort.
-chachawa (verb), emulate someone.
-chachawa (verb), enjoy oneself.
-chachawa (verb), jump.
-chachawa (verb), leap.
chachawi (adverb), confused speech.
-chachawiza (verb), disturb someone (with noises).
-chachawiza (verb), interrupt someone (with noises).
chachawizo (noun), pl machachawizo, delay.
chachawizo (noun), pl machachawizo, embarrassment.
chachawizo (noun), pl machachawizo, interruption.
chachawizo (noun 5/6), pl machachawizo, noise. (< chachawiza v).
-chache (adverb), not much.
chache (adjective), distant.
chache (adjective), few.
chache (adjective), incomplete.
chache (adjective), insufficient.
chache (adjective), little.
chache (adjective), rare.
chache (adjective), remote.
chache (adjective), scarce.
chache (adjective), unimportant.
chachi (noun), gauze.
chachi (noun), white muslin. karatasi ya chachi. tissue paper.
chachi (noun), thin. karatasi ya chachi. tissue paper.
chachi (noun), gauze.
chachi (noun 9/10), thin white muslin.
chachi (noun), tissue paper. karatasi ya shashi.. tissue paper.
-chachia (verb), complicated.
-chachia (verb), confuse.
-chachia (verb), be difficult.
-chachia (verb), involve in difficulties.
-chachia (verb), be too much.
chachili (noun), pl machachili, ignorant person.
chachili (noun), pl machachili, timid person.
-chachisha (verb), challenge.
-chachisha (verb), provoke someone.
-chachisha (verb), make sour.
chachu (noun 9/10), pl chachu, fermentation agent. (< chacha v).
chachu (noun), leaven.
chachu (noun), yeast. chachu-a-chachu. sour.
-chachua (verb), allow something to ferment.
-chachuka (verb), inv.-intr. of chacha.
-chachuka (verb), heave (of the sea).
-chachuka (verb), roll (of the sea).
-chachuka (verb), surge (of the sea).
-chadi (verb), demand.
-chadi (verb), desire (strongly).
-chadi (verb), wish.
chadi (adverb), exorbitantly.
chadi (adverb), very much.
chadi (noun), capricorn. [astr.]
chadi (noun), pl machadi, desire.
chadi (noun), pl machadi, effort.
chadi (noun), pl machadi, exertion.
chadi (noun), famine. [rare]
chadi (noun), hunger. [rare]
chadi (noun), pl machadi, persistence.
chafi (noun 9/10), pl chafi, fish (broad black type).
chafi (noun), insect (kind of).
chafia (noun), sneezing. piga chafya. [to sneeze]
-chafu (adjective), dirty.
chafu (adjective), indecent.
chafu (adjective), obscene.
chafu (adjective), unclean.
chafu (noun), basket.
chafu (noun), pl machafu, biceps. [chafu la mkono]
chafu (noun), pl machafu, calf (of the leg). [chafu la mguu]
chafu (noun), pl machafu, cheek. [chafu la uso]
chafu (noun), pl machafu, gill (of a fish). [chafu la samaki]
chafu (noun), pannier.
-chafua (verb), blacken.
-chafua (verb), destroy.
-chafua (verb), make dirty. (< -chafu).
-chafua (verb), disarrange.
-chafua (verb), be disorderly.
-chafua (verb), disturb.
-chafua (verb), excite. kumchafua na kumchokozea ashiki [Mt].
-chafua (verb), be messy.
-chafua (verb), pollute.
-chafua (verb), be rough (of the sea).
-chafua (verb), ruin.
-chafua (verb), smoke.
-chafua (verb), spoil.
-chafua (verb), surge.
-chafua (verb), upset.
-chafua (verb), mess up. Mpiga kura akichafua karatasi yake anaweza
kuomba nyingine [Masomo, 101]. (< -chafu).
-chafua (verb), soil. (< -chafu).
-chafuka (verb), intr. of chafua. bahari ilichafuka sana. the sea was
very rough..
-chafuka (verb), be dirty. (< -chafu).
-chafuka (verb), be messed up. Kura yake ikichafuka haitahesabiwa
[Masomo, 101].
-chafuka (verb potential), get infuriated. akili yake [...] ilikuwa
imechafuka baada ya ugomvi ule [Sul].
-chafuka (verb potential), be troubled.
-chafuka (verb potential), be unnerved.
-chafuka (verb potential), get upset. Zakaria alichafuka, Rosa aliitwa
mara moja [Kez].
-chafuka (verb), be in disorder. (< -chafu).
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, crisis. chafuko wa kilimwengu.
international crisis.
chafuko (noun 5/6), pl machafuko, disorder. (< -chafu).
chafuko (noun 5/6), pl machafuko, irregularity. Iwapo wakati wa upigaji
kura yanatokea machafuko kituoni [Masomo, 103]. If during the voting
period irregularities take place in the voting place [Masomo, 103]. (< -
chafu).
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, movement.
chafuko (noun 5/6), pl machafuko, muddle. (< -chafu).
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, surf. [naut.]
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, surge. [naut.]
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, unrest.
chafuko (noun), pl machafuko, wave. [naut.]
-chafulia (verb), appl. of chafua.
-chafuliwa (verb), be messed up. (< -chafu).
chafuo (noun 9/10), pl chafuo, fly (poisonous type). (< -chafu).
-chafusha (verb), make dirty.
-piga chafya (verb), sneeze.
chafya (noun), sneezing. piga [enda] chafya. to sneeze.
-chaga (verb), begin something (work).
-chaga (verb), be disturbed.
-chaga (verb), emulate (someone).
-chaga (verb), be excited.
-chaga (verb), take up a habit again. he, mtoto akichaga 'uyu [Moh].
-chaga (verb), be importune.
-chaga (verb), be insistent.
-chaga (verb), be prevalent.
-chaga (verb), be prevalent (disease etc.).
-chaga (verb), be startled.
-chaga (verb), be stirred up.
-chaga (verb), do vigorously.
chaga (noun), container for storing grain (on a raised platform).
chagernati (noun), bleached cotton cloth. [Ind.]
chagina (adjective), brave.
chagina (adjective), audacious.
chagina (adjective), bold.
chagina (adjective), impudent.
chagina (noun), courageous person.
chagina (noun), daring person.
-chagiza (verb), annoy.
-chagiza (verb), be garrulous.
-chagiza (verb), insist. Rehema alinyanyuka kitini kwenda kumtuliza kwa
vikofi, au achagizapo, kwa wimbo [Sul].
-chagiza (verb), pester. (< chaga).
-chagiza (verb), press one's point.
-chagiza (verb), be talkative.
chago (noun), land-crab.
chago (noun), pl machago, head end of a bedstead.
-chagua (verb), choose. chagua kwa kura. choose by ballot.
-chagua (verb), deform.
-chagua (verb), distort.
-chagua (verb), elect. [pol]
-chagua (verb), be prejudiced.
-chagua (verb), seek out.
-chagua (verb), select.
-chagua (verb), be unfair.
-chagua (verb), be unjust.
-chagulia (verb), appl. of chagua.
-chaguliwa (verb), be chosen. (< chagua).
-chaguza (verb), caus. of chagua.
-chaguzi (adverb), critical. (< chagua).
-chaguzi (adverb), fastidious. (< chagua).
-tenga chai (verb), make tea.
chai (noun 9/10), pl chai, bribe.
chai (noun), tea. [Chi.-Ar.]]
chai ya rangi (noun 9/10), pl chai za rangi, broke. [slang]
chai ya rangi (noun 9/10), pl chai za rangi, ill-off. [slang]
chai ya rangi (noun 9/10), pl chai za rangi, miserable. mambo zao
zinakuwa wasiwasi chai ya rangi [Ma]. [slang]
chaji (noun), charges.
chaji (noun), cost.
chaji (noun), expenditure.
chaka (noun), pl machaka, bushes.
chaka (noun 5/6), pl machaka, clump (of trees).
chaka (noun 5/6), pl machaka, dense part of a forest. wengine hujificha
machakani [Moh].
chaka (noun), pl machaka, heat.
chaka (noun), pl machaka, hot season (December to February).
chaka (noun 5/6), pl machaka, stand (of trees).
chaka (noun), pl machaka, blazing sun.
chaka (noun), pl machaka, thicket.
chaka (noun), pl machaka, clump of trees.
chaka (noun), pl machaka, undergrowth.
-chakaa (verb), be exhausted.
-chakaa (verb), become faded. mapenzi yasiyoshughulika na sura au umbo
ni mapenzi makubwa sana, kwa sababu hayachakai pamoja na vitu hivi [Sul].
-chakaa (verb), grow old.
-chakaa (verb), use up.
-chakaa (verb), wear out. Ilikuwapo seti nyekundu ya sofa ambayo
ilichakaa [Masomo 1174]. There was a red sofa set that was worn out.
chakaazi (noun), succulent tree species (Euphorbia tirucalle). [bot.]
chakaazi (noun 9/10), pl chakaazi, leafless tree (type).
-chakacha (verb), pl chakacha, crackle. chakacha menoni. gnash the
teeth.
-chakacha (verb), pl chakacha, crush.
-chakacha (verb), pl chakacha, grind.
-chakacha (verb), pl chakacha, murmur.
-chakacha (verb), pl chakacha, rustle (of grass when one walks through
it).
chakacha (noun 9/10), pl chakacha, dance (type of).
-chakari (verb), be drunk. alikuwa chakari. he was drunk.
chakari (adverb), to a high degree.
chakari (adverb), much.
chakari (adverb), very.
-chakarisha (verb), frighten.
-chakarisha (verb), make a rustling sound (in dry grass).
-chakarisha (verb), start (game).
-chakarisha (verb), startle.
chakavu (adjective), old.
chakavu (adjective), shabby.
chakavu (adjective), ragged.
chakavu (adjective), worn-out.
-chakaza (verb), consume.
-chakaza (verb), spend.
-chakaza (verb), use up.
chake (pronoun), her (class 7). kiti chake. his chair.
chake (pronoun), hers (class 7). kiti chake. his chair.
chake (pronoun), his (class 7). kiti chake. his chair.
chakeleti (noun), chocolate. [Engl.]
chaki (noun 9/10), pl chaki, chalk.
chaki (noun), pipeclay. [Engl.]
chaki (noun), whiting. [Engl.]
chakleti (noun), chocolate.
chako (pronoun), your (sing.) (class 7). tunda lako. your fruit.
chako (pronoun), yours (sing.) (class 7). tunda lako. your fruit.
chakogea (noun), bathtub. (< oga).
-chakua (verb), chew.
-chakua (verb), peck (of fowl). chakua matakataka. peck or pick up
rubbish.
-chakua (verb), pick up (of grains).
-chakua (verb), stir (foods).
-chakua (verb), clean the teeth.
-chakubimbi (verb), gossip.
-chakubimbi (verb), sneak.
chakubimbi (noun), liar.
chakubimbi (noun), pl vikubimbi, slanderer.
chakubimbi (noun), troublemaker.
chakugea (noun), pl vyakugea, bathtub. [oga]
-pakua chakula (verb), transfer food from a cooking pot to plates.
chakula (noun), pl vyakula, something edible. chakula cha asubuhi
[mchana, jioni]. breakfast [lunch, dinner].
chakula (noun 7/8), pl vyakula, food.
chakula (noun), pl vyakula, nourishment.
chakula (noun), pl vyakula, victuals.
pindi ya chakula (noun), mealtime. (< pinda V).
-chakura (verb), paw (of horses).
-chakura (verb), scrape.
-chakura (verb), scratch the ground (of fowl).
-chakura (verb), search diligently. Lulu baada ya kuchakura katika mkoba
wake [Ya].
-chakura (verb), spy.
chakuzidishwa (noun), pl vyakuzidishwa, multiplicand. [math]
-chalala (verb), run out of money.
-chalala (verb), get ruined.
chale (noun 9/10), pl chale, cut.
chale (noun), fish (kind of).
chale (noun 9/10), pl chale, incision.
chale (noun), pl machale, scratch.
chale (noun), pl machale, tattooing (ethnic marks). chanja chale.
tattoo.
chale (noun), sea-urchin. chale cha pwani. sea-urchin.
chali (adverb), on the back. lala chali. lie on one's back.
chama (noun), pl vyama, association.
chama (noun), pl vyama, club.
chama (noun 7/8), pl vyama, group.
chama (noun 7/8), pl vyama, organization. chama cha wafanya kazi. labor
union.
chama (noun 7/8), pl vyama, party (political). chama cha siasa.
political party.
chama (noun 7/8), pl vyama, society. chama cha ushirika. cooperative
society.
chama (noun 7/8), pl vyama, union.
chamanda (noun), basket (round with cover).
-chamba (verb), boast.
-chamba (verb), insult.
-chamba (verb), wash (esp. after using the toilet).
chamba (noun), pl vyamba, bark (of a tree). [bot.]
chamba (noun), pl vyamba, cornea. [anat.]
chambega (preposition), on the shoulders.
chambi (noun), dance-step.
chambi (noun 9/10), pl chambi, movement (in certain dances).
-chambiza (verb), wipe up.
chambo (noun 7/8), pl vyambo, bait. alitegemea kumnajisi kwa chambo cha
fedha [Mun].
chambo (noun), pl vyambo, lure. prov. mtego bila chambo haunasi. a
trap without bait catches nothing.
chambo (noun), pl vyambo, temptation.
-chambua (verb), clean (fruits or meat).
-chambua (verb), criticize.
-chambua (verb), husk (grain or beans).
-chambua (verb), pluck out (fibres).
-chambua (verb), pull off (fibres).
-chambua (verb), shell (grain or beans).
-chambua (verb), tease (fibres).
-chambulia (verb), appl. of chambua.
chamburo (noun), flat-nosed pliers (used by silversmiths).
chamchela (noun), cyclone.
chamchela (noun), hurricane.
chamchela (noun), tornado.
chamchela (noun 9/10), pl chamchela, whirlwind. (< cha mchela n?).
-chamia (verb), collect. [rare]
-chamia (verb), gather. [rare]
-chamka (verb), break (wounds, abscesses).
-chamka (verb), open up (wounds or abscesses).
-chamka (verb), recur (of disease).
-chamka (verb), be repeated.
chamkano (noun), pl machamkano, department.
chamkano (noun), pl machamkano, division.
chamkano (noun), pl machamkano, fraction.
chamkano (noun), pl machamkano, partition.
chamkano (noun), pl machamkano, section.
chamkano (noun 5/6), pl machamkano, separation.
chamko (adjective), return.
chamko (adjective), recurrence.
chamko (adjective), relapse (diseases).
chamko (adjective), repetition.
championi (noun), pl machampioni, champion. (< eng). [sport]
chamshakinywa (noun 7/8), pl vyamshakinywa, breakfast. (< amsha v
kinywaN).
chamvi (noun 9/10), pl chamvi, movement (in certain dances). na pengine
usiku kwenye michezo ya umeta "chamvi" ya mmoja wao ilikuwa ishara maalum
iliyotia tamaa [Moh].
-chamvua (verb), clean (fruits or meat).
-chamvua (verb), criticize.
-chamvua (verb), husk (grain or beans).
-chamvua (verb), pluck out (fibres).
-chamvua (verb), pull off (fibres).
-chamvua (verb), shell (grain or beans).
-chamvua (verb), tease (fibres).
-chana (verb), cleave.
-chana (verb), comb hair. alichana nywele haraka [Kez].
-chana (verb), cut up.
-chana (verb), dissect.
-chana (verb), pull off. akatoa kitabu na kalamu kwenye mfuko wa koti,
akachana karatasi na kuandika talaka [Moh].
-chana (verb), separate.
-chana (verb), split. chana miyaa. slit leaves [for plaiting].
-chana (verb), tear. alianza kuzichana nguo alizovaa [Sul].
chana (noun 9/10), pl chana, bunch (of large fruits).
chana (noun), bundle.
chana (noun 9/10), pl chana, cluster (of large fruits).
chana (noun), larva of the bee.
chanaba (noun), ritual impurity (after sexual intercourse). [Isl.]
chanaba (noun), ritual pollution (after sexual intercourse). [Isl.]
chanaba (noun), ritual uncleanliness (after sexual intercourse). [Isl.]
chanda (noun), pl vyanda, finger. [arch]
chanda (noun), pl machanda, leaf of the coconut palm. [Isl.]
chanda (noun), pl vyanda, toe. Only in prov. chanda na kidole. stick
together [= be inseparable like fingers or toes]. [arch]
chandalua (noun 7/8), pl vyandalua, canvas.
chandalua (noun), pl vyandalua, protective covering.
chandalua (noun 7/8), pl vyandalua, mosquito net.
chandalua (noun 7/8), pl vyandalua, veil.
chandarua (noun), pl vyandarua, awning.
chandarua (noun), pl vyandarua, canopy.
chandarua (noun), pl vyandarua, hood.
chandarua (noun 7/8), pl vyandarua, mosquito net. akatoka kwenye hema
lake la chandarua [Ya].
chandarua (noun), pl vyandarua, tarpaulin.
chando (noun 9/10), pl chando, dance (type in which partners meet in
center of ring).
chane (noun), bundle.
chane (noun 9/10), pl chane, slit leaves for weaving mats. (< chana v).
chane (noun), strip of leaf (for weaving mats).
chang'aa (noun 9/10), pl chang'aa, alcohol (strong), distilled in Africa
and usually illegal. "Anaichukua bilauri. Anainusa na kusikia harufu ya
pombe kali ya chang'aa [Chacha, Masomo 375]".. She picks up the glass.
She sniffs it and smells the strong alcohol smell of home-brewed grain
alcohol..
-changa (adjective), immature. alisikia sauti ya kitoto kichanga [Moh].
-changa (adjective), undeveloped. mke wangu hakuwa mpevu wa mambo, bali
hakuwa mchanga wa mengi [Abd].
-changa (adjective), very young. miye mtoto mchanga [Ma].
-changa (verb), cause pain.
-changa (verb), chop up (firewood, etc.).
-changa (verb), collect. changa fedha. "collect [voluntary
contributions of] money, take up a collection"..
-changa (verb), contribute. Walichanga ng'ombe, mahindi, maharage, fedha
[Nyerere, Masomo 275]. They contributed cows, corn, beans, money.
-changa (verb), damage.
-changa (verb), gather.
-changa (verb), injure.
-changa (verb), put together.
-changa (verb), recruit (soldiers).
-changa (verb), shuffle (cards).
-changa (verb), bring together.
-changa (verb), chop up.
-changa (verb), mix.
changa (adjective), in an early stage of growth. mwezi mchanga. new
moon.
changa (adjective), immature.
-changamana (verb), adjoin.
-changamana (verb), border on.
-changamana (verb), mix with (people).
-changamana (verb), be in a condition of mixture.
changamano (noun), pl machangamano, association.
changamano (noun), blend.
changamano (noun), pl machangamano, connection.
changamano (noun), contact.
changamano (noun), mixture.
changamano (noun), pl machangamano, union.
-changamfu (adjective), cheerful. (< changamka v).
changamfu (adjective), amiable.
changamfu (adjective), gay.
changamfu (adjective), animating.
changamfu (adjective), encouraging.
changamfu (adjective), enlivening.
changamfu (adjective), good-humored.
-changamka (verb), be cheerful. hebu inuka ufurahi kidogo, hebu
changamka [Moh].
-changamka (verb), be gay.
-changamka (verb), look happy.
-changamka (verb), be merry.
-changamka (verb), be in good spirits. wenzi waliochangamka na kucheza
naye [Moh].
-changamka (verb), wake up (from sleep).
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, amusement.
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, annoyance.
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, entertainment.
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, game.
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, nuisance.
changamko (noun), pl machangamko, play.
-changamsha (verb), cheer up. (< changamka v).
-changamsha (verb), enliven. (< changamka v).
-changamsha (verb), exhilarate. (< changamka v).
-changamsha (verb), make happy.
-changamsha (verb), please.
-changamsha (verb), wake someone up.
-changamuka (verb), be awake.
-changamuka (verb), be enlightened.
-changamuka (verb), be progressive.
-changaniza (verb), falsify.
-changaniza (verb), forge.
-changaniza (verb), produce.
-changanua (verb), analyze. (< changanua v).
-changanua (verb), dissect.
-changanua (verb), separate. (< changanua v).
-changanua (verb), take part.
-changanya (verb), assemble.
-changanya (verb), confuse.
-changanya (verb), gather.
-changanya (verb), jumble. changanya maneno. jumble words.
-changanya (verb), mingle.
-changanya (verb), mix. Vunja yai polepole na kulimimina kwenye kikaango
polepole bila kuchanganya ute na kiini cha yai [Masomo 16]. (< changa v).
-changanya (verb causative), blend. mahali pale palichanganya uzuri wa
maumbile na ukiwa [Sul].
-changanyika (verb), be confused.
-changanyika (verb), be jumbled.
-changanyika (verb potential), be mixed together. hamu ya[ke]
ilichanganyika na uchungu wa mzazi [Sul]. (< changa v).
changarawe (noun), pl vichangarawe, gravel.
changarawe (noun 9/10), pl changarawe, grit.
changarawe (noun 9/10), pl changarawe, pebble.
changarawe (noun 9/10), pl changarawe, small stone. tunguja au
changarawe ilikwishafanya kazi yake [Moh].
changawe (noun), pl vichangawe, gravel.
changawe (noun), pl vichangawe, pebble.
-changia (verb applicative), collect for someone. kama si kumchangia
fedha, walimchangia angalau dua njema [Moh].
-changia (verb applicative), make a contribution.
chango (noun 9/10), pl machango, contribution (of money or food etc.).
chango (noun), pl vichango, cross-beam.
chango (noun), pl vichango, dowel.
chango (noun), pl machango, fee.
chango (noun), pl vichango, hook.
chango (noun), pl machango, intestinal worm.
chango (noun), pl machango, small intestine.
chango (noun), pl machango, levy.
chango (noun 7/8), pl vyango, peg. (< anga v).
chango (noun), pl vichango, pin (wooden).
chango (noun), pl vichango, railing.
chango (noun), pl machango, recruitment (of soldiers).
chango (noun), pl machango, subscription (to a newspaper or magazine).
changu (noun 9/10), pl changu, fish (delicious type popular along the
Swahili coast).
changu (noun), small edible fish.
changu (noun 9/10), pl changu, snapper (fish). Wavuvi walivua changu.
The fishermen fished for snapper.
changu (pronoun), my (class 7). mtoto wangu. my child.
-changua (verb), dismember.
-changua (verb), take apart.
changua (noun), desert. [rare]
changua (noun), wilderness. [rare]
chani (adverb), on the back. lala chani. lie on one's back.
chani (noun 9/10an), pl chani, sea-porcupine.
chani (noun), sea-urchin.
-chania (verb applicative), tear. furaha yake ilimchania nguo [Moh].
chania (noun), comb. [rare]
-chanika (verb), be cut up.
-chanika (verb), be torn.
-chanika (verb potential), be in rags. ovaroli jeupe lililochanika
chanika [Ma].
chanikiwiti (adjective), green. [rare]
-chanja (verb), cut in pieces. chanja kuni. chop up firewood.
-chanja (verb), immunize.
-chanja (verb), make an incision. hakuweza kujua mahali pa kuchanja
kuweka dawa yake [Kez].
-chanja (verb), give a hypodermic injection..
-chanja (verb), inoculate. chanja ndui. vaccinate against smallpox.
-chanja (verb), split firewood. kuchanja kuni kunatusubiri [Alamin
Mazrui, "Bega kwa Bega" 4]. splitting firewood awaits us.
-chanja (verb), vaccinate.
chanja (noun), pl vichanja, basketwork.
chanja (noun), pl vichanja, grill. chanja ya chuma. iron grillwork.
chanja (noun), pl vichanja, screen.
chanja (noun), pl vichanja, stand for storing grain (in a house).
chanja (noun 9/10), pl chanja, wicker object.
chanja (noun), pl vichanja, wickerwork.
-chanjamka (verb), be cheerful.
-chanjamka (verb), be gay.
-chanjamka (verb), look happy.
-chanjamka (verb), be merry.
-chanjamka (verb), wake up (from sleep).
-chanjanuka (verb), be cheerful.
-chanjanuka (verb), be gay.
-chanjanuka (verb), look happy.
-chanjanuka (verb), be merry.
-chanjanuka (verb), wake up (from sleep).
-chanjari (verb), accompany.
-chanjari (verb), escort.
-chanjari (verb), follow in succession.
-chanjari (verb), accompany. (< Persian).
-chanjari (verb), escort. (< Persian).
chanjari (adverb), column formation.
chanjari (adverb), in line.
chanjari (adverb), in single file.
chanjari (adverb), follow in succession. (< Persian).
chanjari (adverb), move in a line or column. (< Persian).
chanjari (adverb), in column formation..
chanjari (adverb), in single file.
chanje (noun), crab (variety of).
chanje (noun 9/10), pl chanje, small crab of the beach. kuokota kombe,
chaza, makome, kaa, chanje au fukulile [Moh].
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, cut.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, gash.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, incision.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, inoculation.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, scratch.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, slash.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, slit.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, tattooing.
chanjo (noun), pl machanjo, vaccination.
-chanjwa (verb), be vaccinated. (< -chanja v).
chano (noun), pl vyano, board for carrying mortar.
chano (noun 7/8), pl vyano, platter (flat and wooden and round with a low
rim used for serving food).
chano (noun), pl vyano, serving-tray.
chano (noun), pl vyano, wooden trough.
-chanua (verb), blossom.
-chanua (verb), comb. nywele zake kazichanua [Ma]. (< -chana v).
-chanua (verb), detach.
-chanua (verb), flourish. fumbu jingine la waridi [...] limeinama kwa
masikitiko, nusu limechanua [Sul]. (< v conv).
-chanua (verb), flower. (< -chana v).
-chanua (verb), loosen.
-chanua (verb), open (of buds).
-chanua (verb), put forth leaves. (< -chana v).
-chanua (verb), smooth out.
-chanua (verb), unfold (of buds).
chanui (noun 9/10an), pl chanui, sea-porcupine.
chanui (noun), sea-urchin.
-chanuka (verb), be cleaved.
-chanuka (verb), be cut up.
-chanuka (verb), be dissected.
-chanuka (verb), be separate.
-chanuka (verb), be split.
-chanulia (verb), inv. -appl. of chana.
chanuo (noun 5/6), pl machanuo, comb. (< -chana; v).
-chanyata (verb), cut up (fruits).
-chanyata (verb), slice up.
-chanyata (verb), wash gently (fine fabrics).
chanyatia (noun 9/10), pl chanyatia, fish (type found in mangrove
swamps). (< cha nyatia v?).
chanzi (noun 9/10), pl chanzi, cause. Wake ndiyo chanzi [Amana, Masomo
405]. Women are the cause. [poetic cf. chanzo]
chanzi (noun), pl machanzi, numbness. chanzi la meno. numbness of the
teeth [produced by an anesthetic].
chanzi (noun 9/10), pl chanzi, source. [poetic]
chanzo (noun), pl vyanzo, basis. (< anza).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, beginning. (< -anza v).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, cause. (< -anza v).
chanzo (noun), pl vyanzo, foundation. (< anza).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, motive. ashiki ya siku nyingi ambayo sasa
alidhani chanzo chake kimepatikana [Muk].
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, origin.
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, reason. (< -anza).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, root. (< -anza).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, source. (< -anza).
chanzo (noun), pl vyanzo, start. (< anza).
chanzo (noun 7/8), pl vyanzo, first step.
chao (noun 9/10), pl chao, roller (put under boat for launching).
chao (pronoun), their (class 7). nchi chao. their countries..
chao (pronoun), theirs (class 7). nchi chao. their countries..
-chapa (verb), beat. Ebu, nichukue fimbo niwachape [Masomo 416]. Yeah,
I should pick up a stick and beat you [pl]..
-chapa (verb), be very drunk.
-chapa (verb), hit.
-chapa (verb), print. wenyewe wameniruhusu kuzichapa [barua hizi] [Ma].
-chapa (verb), stamp. [lnd.?]
-chapa (verb), strike. baba asije akaona nyonyo yako akakuchapa [Moh].
-piga chapa (verb), print.
-piga chapa (verb), print.
-piga chapa (verb), type.
chapa (adjective), numerous.
chapa (adjective), many.
chapa (noun 9/10), pl chapa, banknote. alikuwa hajatoa hata chapa
kuwalipia watoto ada ya shule [Kez].
chapa (noun), blow. [lnd.?]
chapa (noun), brand. [lnd.?]
chapa (noun), impression. [lnd.?]
chapa (noun 9/10), pl chapa, label.
chapa (noun 9/10), pl chapa, mark.
chapa (noun 9/10), pl chapa, printing.
chapa (noun), stamp. [lnd.?]
chapa (noun), stroke. [lnd.?]
chapa (noun), trademark. [lnd.?]
chapa chapa (adverb), in great quantity.
chapa chapa (adverb), much. mkono wa Diana umelowa chapa chapa [Muk].
-chapa usingizi (verb), be sound asleep. binti yake bado yu akiuchapa
usingizi [Muk].
-chapara (verb), be very drunk.
chapati (noun 9/10), pl chapati, bread (flat fried in oil).
chapeo (noun), hat (European). [Port.]
chapu chapu (adverb), quickly. (< chapa v).
-chapua (verb), run fast.
-chapua (verb), speed up. (< chapa v).
-chapua (verb), strike.
chapuchapu (adverb), briskly.
chapuchapu (adverb), hurry up! (interj.).
chapuchapu (adverb), speedily.
chapuchapu! (adverb), quick. (< chapa v).
chapuchapu! (adverb), Hurry up!. "Toka! Chapu chapu!" akaamrisha.
[Ng]. (< chapa v).
chapuchapu! (verb), make haste. (< chapa v).
-chapuka (verb), accelerate. (< chapa v).
-chapuka (verb potential), hurry up.
-chapuka (verb potential), speed up. aliweza kuchapuka vyema maana njia
za Vibyongoni zilikuwa safi [Sul].
-chapukia (verb), be appetizing.
-chapukia (verb), be delicious.
-chapukia (verb), be well-flavored. (< chapa v).
chapuo (noun 9/10), pl chapuo, drum (small type). (< chapa v).
-chapuza (verb), accelerate. (< chapua).
chapwa (adjective), flat.
chapwa (adjective), insipid.
chapwa (adjective), nasty.
chapwa (adjective), painful.
chapwa (adjective), repulsive.
chapwa (adjective), tasteless.
chapwa (adjective), unpleasant.
charahani (noun), small machine. shona kwa charahani. sew with the
sewing machine. [Pers.]
-charakisha (verb), frighten.
-charakisha (verb), make a rustling sound (in dry grass).
-charakisha (verb), start (game).
-charakisha (verb), startle.
-charara (verb), run out of money. siku hizi umeanza kucharara [Ma].
-charara (verb), get ruined.
-charaza (verb), beat time.
-charaza (verb), dance.
-charaza (verb), do something energetically.
-charaza (verb), hit with strength. aliuvuta [ukanda] na kuanza
kumcharaza nao mkewe [Moh].
-charaza (verb), lash.
-charaza (verb), play (an instrument).
-charaza (verb), do something skilfully.
-charaza (verb), whip.
charo (noun 7/8), pl vyaro, caravan.
charo (noun 7/8), pl vyaro, travelling group.
-charuka (verb), begin something over again.
-charuka (verb), start anew.
-charuka (verb), emulate someone.
chasasa (noun), pearl (kind of).
chasi (noun), pl viasi, abundance.
chasi (noun), pl viasi, a great many.
chasi (noun), pl viasi, plenty.
-chasiri (verb), dare.
-chasiri (verb), risk.
-chasiri (verb), venture.
-chata (verb), buzz.
-chata (verb), hiss.
-chata (verb), hum.
chati (noun), chart. [Engl.]
chatu (noun), boa constrictor.
chatu (noun 9/10), pl chatu, python. ilikuwa na utelezi kama kuku
aliyetapikwa na chatu [Kez].
chaupepeta (noun 7/8an), pl vyaupepeta, insignificant person.
chaupepeta (noun 7/8an), pl vyaupepeta, nonentity.
chaupepeta (noun 7/8an), pl vyaupepeta, unimportant person. nini tena
safari hii we chaupepeta wa Kisambaa? [Muk].
chavu (noun), pl machavu, biceps. chavu la mkono. biceps.
chavu (noun), pl machavu, calf. chavu la mguu. calf [of the leg].
chavu (noun), pl machavu, cheek. chavu la uso. cheek.
chavu (noun), pl machavu, gill. chavu la samaki. gill [of a fish].
chavu (noun), net. [rare]
chavu (noun), pl machavu, wattles. chavu la jogoo. wattles [of a cock].
chawa (noun 9/10), pl chawa, louse. prov. kidole kimoja hakivunji
chawa. a single finger kills no louse.
chaza (noun 9/10), pl chaza, oyster. kuokota kombe, chaza, makome, kaa,
chanje au fukulile [Moh].
chazi (noun), liana species (Cissus rotundifolia). [bot.]
chazo (noun 9/10), pl chazo, sucker-fish.
-chea (verb), appl. of cha.
-checha (verb), contradict.
-checha (verb), criticize.
-checha (verb), cut in small pieces.
-checha (verb), divide.
-checha (verb), forbid.
-checha (verb), object.
cheche (noun), small animal resembling a mongoose..
cheche (noun), small piece (of cassava etc.). cheche la [ya] moto.
"spark, ray"..
cheche (noun 9/10an), pl cheche, skunklike animal (small and emits bad
smell).
cheche (noun), slice (of cassava etc.).
cheche (noun 5/6), pl macheche, spark. alifurahi kuona macheche yakiruka
na kuusikia moto unavyonguruma [Ya].
-chechea (verb), be lame.
-chechea (verb), limp.
-chechea (verb), walk carefully.
chechele (adjective), absentmindedness.
chechele (adjective), forgetfulness.
chechele (noun 9/10an), pl chechele, caterpillar-like insect.
-chechemea (verb), be lame.
-chechemea (verb), limp.
-chechemua (verb), stimulate.
-chechesha (verb), support.
-chechesha (verb), help someone walk.
chechevu (noun 9/10), pl chechevu, hiccup.
-checheza (verb), support.
-checheza (verb), help someone walk.
chechi (noun), small piece (of cassava etc.).
chechi (noun), slice (of cassava etc.). cheche la [ya] umeme [stimu].
electric spark.
Check-bob (noun 9/10an), pl Check-bob, modern young man. lofa wewe,
check-bob, mvuta bangi [Ma].
-chefua (verb), cause nausea.
-chefuka (verb), have a feeling of nausea.
-chega (verb), clip.
-chega (verb), cut off.
-chega (verb), dock.
-chega (verb), shave.
-chegama (verb), approach.
-chegama (verb), lean on.
-chegama (verb), rest on.
-chegama (verb), be supported.
chege (adjective), damp.
chege (adjective), feebleminded.
chege (adjective), foolish.
chege (adjective), inane.
chege (adjective), moist.
chege (adjective), stupid.
chege (adjective), watery. muhoho mchege. watery manioc.
chege (noun 5/6), pl machege, bow-leg.
chege (noun), pl machege, crookedness.
chege (noun), pl machege, curvature. ana chege la miguu. he is
bowlegged.
chege (noun), pl machege, crookedness.
chege (noun), pl machege, curvature.
chego (noun), pl machego, molar (tooth).
-cheka (verb), intr. of cha.
-cheka (verb), deride.
-cheka (verb), grin.
-cheka (verb), laugh. halafu akacheka kidogo [Sul].
-cheka (verb), mock. watoto wake wakimcheka huwambia... [Kez].
-cheka (verb), smile.
-cheka (verb), tease.
-chekea (verb applicative), laugh at. wakasimama, na kuanza kucheka bila
kujua walichokuwa wakichekea [Sul].
chekeamwezi (noun), stone curlew. [ornith]
-chekecha (verb), reduce.
-chekecha (verb), select.
-chekecha (verb), shake.
-chekecha (verb), sift. alichekecha unga. he sifted the flour.
-chekecha (verb), sieve.
chekeche (noun 9/10), pl machekeche, sifter. (< chekecha v).
chekechea (noun), bishop-bird (Euplectes hordacea). [ornith]
chekecheke (noun), economy.
chekecheke (noun), frugality.
chekecheke (noun), retrenchment.
chekecheke (noun 9/10), pl machekeche, sieve. (< chekecha v).
chekecheke (noun), thrift.
chekehukwa (noun 9/10an), pl chakehukwa, bird (type of). (< cheka v
hukwa ?).
chekehukwa (noun), dotterel. [ornith]
chekehukwa (noun), golden plover. [ornith]
-chekelea (verb), deride.
-chekelea (verb), laugh at.
-chekelea (verb), mock.
-chekelea (verb), tease.
-chekelea (verb applicative), smile (at). sura nzuri [...] ikamfanya
achekelee [Mt]. (< -cheka v).
chekenene (noun), sty. ["rare, med".]
-chekerea (verb), deride.
-chekerea (verb), laugh at.
-chekerea (verb), mock.
-chekerea (verb), tease.
-chekesha (verb), amuse. Kakangu wanicheksha [Amana, Masomo 407]. (< -
cheka v).
-chekesha (verb), stimulate.
-chekesha (verb causative), make (someone) laugh. (< -cheka v).
chekeshaji (adjective), gay.
chekeshaji (adjective), jolly.
chekeshaji (adjective), amusing. ni mtu mchekeshaji. he is an amusing
person.
cheki (noun), check. [fin. [Engl.]]
cheko (noun), pl macheko, laughter.
-chekua (verb), dig out.
-chekwa (verb), pass. of cheka.
chekwa (adjective), many.
chekwachekwa (adjective), many.
-chelea (verb applicative), be apprehensive about.
-chelea (verb applicative), fear for. mtoto alishauri vyema, bali mama-
mtu alichelea [Moh]. (< -cha v).
chelebi (noun), light pastry (kind of).
cheleko (noun 7/8), pl vyelezo, expression of joy at wedding or menses
onset. (< eleka v).
cheleko (noun 9/10), pl cheleko, joyful shouting at a wedding.
chelema (adjective), watery (of fruit after cooking).
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, delay of payment.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, delay.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, fear.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, postponement.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, respite.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, awe.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, reverence.
cheleo (noun), pl macheleo, terror.
-chelewa (verb), be late. asijaribu kuchelewa mara ya pili [Sul]. (< -
cha v).
chelewa (noun), vein in a leaf.
chelewa (noun), oversleep.
chelewa (noun), rattle (used in dances).
-chelewesha (verb), let someone wait.
-chelewesha (verb causative), delay. bila kumngoja wala kumchukua
shogaye yeyote, ambaye angeweza kumchelewesha [Muk].
-cheleza (verb), cause to remain (for a long time).
-cheleza (verb), delay.
-cheleza (verb), keep overnight. (< -cha v).
-cheleza (verb), discharge cargo (ships).
-cheleza (verb), unload.
chelezo (noun 7/8), pl vyelezo, buoy. (< elea V).
chelezo (noun), pl machelezo, delay.
chelezo (noun), pl machelezo, disturbance.
chelezo (noun), pl vyelezo, float (on a fishing-line).
chelezo (noun), pl machelezo, hinderance.
chelezo (noun), pl vyelezo, life-belt.
chelezo (noun), pl machelezo, obstacle.
chelezo (noun 7/8), pl vyelezo, raft. (< elea V).
chemba (adverb), pl chemba, apart.
chemba (adverb), pl chemba, aside. alimwita Maimuna chemba [Moh].
chemba (noun 9/10), pl chemba, isolation.
chemba (noun 9/10), pl chemba, retreat.
chembamba (noun), pl vyembamba, worm (small and thin).
chembe (noun 7/8), pl vyembe, arrow head.
chembe (noun 9/10), pl chembe, crumb. Lulu alikuwa akichezea chembe za
mkate [Ya]. Lulu was playing with bread crumbs.
chembe (noun 9/10), pl chembe, grain.
chembe (noun 7/8), pl vyembe, head (of arrow or spear or harpoon).
chembe (noun 7/8), pl vyembe, tiny particle.
chembe (noun 7/8), pl vyembe, pit of stomach.
chembe (noun), pl vyembe, point (of arrow or spear or harpoon).
chembe (noun 9/10), pl vyembe, speartip.
chembechembe (adjective), granulated. sukari chembechembe. granulated
sugar.
chembeu (noun 9/10), pl chembeu, chisel (blunt kind used for caulking).
chembeu (noun), diaphragm. [anat.]
chemchem (noun 9/10), pl chemchem, spring (of water). machozi
yalimbubujika kama chem-chem [Ya].
-chemka (verb), boil.
-chemka (verb), bubble.
-chemka (verb), effervesce.
-chemka (verb), be hot.
-chemka (verb), seethe. uchungu mkuu na hasira taghafali zilimchemka
[Mun].
chemko (noun), boiling.
chemko (noun), bubbling.
chemko (noun), cooking.
chemko (noun), effervescence.
chemko (noun), seething.
chemne (noun), chimney (of a lamp). [Engl.]
chemni (noun 9/10), pl machemni, chimney (of a lamp). [Engl.]
-chemsha (verb), boil.
-chemsha (verb), bring (liquid) a boil.
-chemsha (verb), cook something.
-chemsha (verb), heat (up).
-chemshia (verb applicative), make boil. Regina amekwisha mchemshia maji
ya kumkandia usoni [Kez].
-chemua (verb), sneeze.
-chemua (verb), sneeze.
-chemua (verb), snort.
-chemuka (verb), boil.
-chemuka (verb), bubble.
-chemuka (verb), effervesce.
-chemuka (verb), be hot.
-chemuka (verb), seethe.
-chemusha (verb), boil something.
-chemusha (verb), cook something.
-chemusha (verb), heat (up).
chena (noun), haddock (kind of).
chenene (noun 9/10), pl chenene, cricket (large).
cheneo (noun 7/8), pl vyeneo, area. (< enea V).
cheneo (noun), pl vieneo, usually eneo, q.v.. [rare]
cheneo (noun 7/8), pl vyeneo, extent. (< enea V).
-cheneta (verb), hurt.
-cheneta (verb), become inflamed.
-cheneta (verb), irritate.
-cheneta (verb), itch.
-cheneta (verb), smart.
chenezo (noun), pl vienezo, measure (measuring-rod or yardstick or tape-
measure etc.).
-chenga (verb), chop off.
-chenga (verb), cut off.
-chenga (verb), deceive.
-chenga (verb), hack off.
-chenga (verb), saw off.
-chenga (verb), split. chenga kuni. chop firewood.
-piga chenga (verb), avoid.
-piga chenga (verb), dodge. naona ananipiga chenga tu [Ya].
-piga chenga (verb), dribble (in sports). utadhani mfungaji magoli
kiwanjani anapiga chenga [Ma].
-piga chenga (verb), evade (by trickery).
-piga chenga (verb), dodge.
chenga (noun), chip.
chenga (noun), evasion.
chenga (noun), excuse.
chenga (noun 9/10), pl chenga, fish (type of).
chenga (noun 9/10), pl chenga, remains of ground grain. [mwanao] ukimpa
chenga, wa mwinzio chenjegele [Sul].
chenga (noun 9/10), pl chenga, small piece of grain.
chenga (noun), particle.
chenga (noun), shaving.
chenga (noun), splinter.
chengachenga (adverb), granular. unga wa chengachenga. flour that is
not well ground.
chengachenga (adverb), in small particles.
chengachenga (noun 9/10), pl chengachenga, small bits.
chengachenga (noun 9/10), pl chengachenga, chips.
chengechenge (noun), pl vichengechenge, grain.
chengechenge (noun), pl vichengechenge, particle.
chengechenge (noun), pl vichengechenge, shaving.
chengechenge (noun), pl vichengechenge, splinter.
chengelele (noun), pl machengelele, small intestine.
chengelele (noun), pl machengelele, penis. [vulg]
chengeu (noun), pl vichengeu, lampshade.
chengo (noun), pl vyengo, camp.
chengo (noun 7/8), pl vyengo, house (dwelling).
chengo (noun), pl vyengo, residence.
chengo (noun), pl vyengo, stopping-place.
chengo (noun), pl vyengo, village.
-chengua (verb), demolish (buildings).
-chengua (verb), tear down.
chenjegele (noun 9/10), pl chenjegele (= njegere), small pea (type of).
[mwanao] ukimpa chenga, wa mwinzio chenjegele [Sul].
chenji (noun), change. fedha ya chenji. [small] change. [fin]
chenji (noun), exchange. [fin]
chenji (noun), substitute.
chenu (pronoun), your (pl.) (class 7). nyumba chenu.
chenu (pronoun), yours (pl.) (class 7). nyumba chenu.
-chenua (verb), exhaust.
chenza (noun 5/6), pl machenza, Mandarin orange (kind of).
chenza (noun 5/6), pl machenza, tangerine.
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, class (railway). ambiria wa cheo cha kwanza.
first-class passenger.
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, degree.
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, dimension. [rare]
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, measure.
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, measurement. [rare]
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, position.
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, rank. cheo na ulwa aliopewa na watu
ulimsahaulisha wapi alikotoka [Moh]. (< cheo N).
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, rod (for exorcism). (< elea v?).
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, scale. [rare]
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, size.
cheo (noun 7/8), pl vyeo, status.
cheo (noun), pl vyeo, title.
chepe (adjective), coarse.
chepe (adjective), ill-bred.
chepe (adjective), rough.
chepe (noun 5/6), pl machepe, inconsiderate person.
chepe (noun 5/6), pl machepe, mannerless person.
chepe (noun), pl machepe, rude.
chepechepe (adjective), damp.
chepechepe (adjective), moist.
chepechepe (adjective), soggy.
chepechepe (adjective), watery.
chepechepe (adjective), wet.
chepeo (noun), hat (European). [Port.]
-chera (verb), joke.
-chera (verb), play. alijua Biti Kocho si wa kuchera [Moh].
cherahani (noun), small machine. fundi wa cherahani. tailor.
cheraka (noun), pl macheraka, injury.
cheraka (noun), pl macheraka, mark.
cheraka (noun), pl macheraka, sore.
cheraka (noun), pl macheraka, ulcer.
cheraka (noun), pl macheraka, wound. pata cheraka. be wounded.
cherehani (noun 5/6), pl macherehani, sewing machine. kazi ya cherehani.
machine sewn work.
fundi cherehani (noun 5/6an), pl mafundi cherehani, tailor.
fundi cherehani (noun 5/6an), pl mafundi cherehani, sewing machine
repairman.
cherehe (noun), grindstone. [Pers.]
cherehe (noun 9/10), pl cherehe, sharpener.
cherehe (noun), whetstone. [Pers.]
chereko (noun 9/10), pl chereko, joyful shouting at a wedding. katika
mashamsham na chereko chereko zilizokuwa zimehanikiza pale uwanjani [Muk].
chereko! chereko! (interjection), wishes of fecundity that are also
expressed on the occasion of the first menstruation.
-cheruhi (verb), injure.
-cheruhi (verb), wound.
-chesha (verb), caus. of cha.
-cheshi (adjective), amusing. (< -cheka v).
-cheshi (adjective), funny. Hatibu alijaribu kufanya kama awezavyo
kujifanya mcheshi na kukunjua uso [Ya].
-cheshi (adjective), witty.
cheshi (adjective), comical.
cheshi (adjective), amusing.
cheshi (noun), pl macheshi, army. cheshi la ukombozi la umma. People's
Liberation Army. [mil.]
cheshi (noun), pl macheshi, crowd.
cheshi (noun), pl macheshi, host.
cheshi (noun), pl macheshi, mass.
chete (noun), market-place.
chetezo (noun 7/8), pl vyetezo, censer.
chetezo (noun), incense burner. [dial.]
chetezo (noun 7/8), pl vyetezo, vessel for burning incense.
chethamu (noun), elephantiasis. [med.]
chethamu (noun), leprosy. [med.]
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, certificate. cheti ya kumaliza masomo ya
miaka saba [Balisidya, Masomo 344]. certificate of completion of seven
years of study. [British English "chit"]
cheti (noun), pl vyeti, document. cheti cha njia. passport..
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, note.
cheti (noun), pl vyeti, paper.
cheti (noun), pl vyeti, receipt.
cheti (noun), pl vyeti, testimonial.
cheti (noun), pl vyeti, ticket.
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, card.
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, chit.
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, pass.
cheti (noun 7/8), pl vyeti, permit.
chetu (pronoun), our (class 7). kitabu chetu. our book.
chetu (pronoun), ours (class 7). kitabu chetu. our book.
cheu (noun), belch(ing).
cheu (noun), chewing the cud.
cheu (noun 9/10), pl cheu, regurgitation.
cheu (noun), ruminating.
-cheua (verb), belch.
-cheua (verb), chew the cud (cattle).
-cheua (verb), ruminate.
-cheuka (verb), intr.of cheua.
-cheuka (verb), boil. [dial.]
-cheuka (verb), bubble. [dial.]
cheuo (noun), cud (of ruminants).
-cheusha (verb), caus. of cheua.
cheuzi (noun), pair (of shoes etc.).
chewa (noun), rock-cod species with very large mouth. kinywa kama chewa.
very large mouth [of a person].
chewa (noun 9/10), pl chewa, fish (giant rock cod). Chewa wanavuliwa
huko. Cod are fished there.
cheyaman (noun), pl vyeaman, chairman. [Engl.]
cheyo (noun), pl macheyo, molar (tooth). [anat.]
-cheza (verb), amuse oneself.
-cheza (verb), set in motion.
-cheza (verb), play. anacheza hoki kwa gongo [Sul], wakicheza bao penye
mkahawa [Sul].
-cheza (verb), pulse.
-cheza (verb), quiver. akabaki anaona baridi, mdomo ukicheza [Sul].
-cheza (verb), shake. miguu ikanicheza [Sul].
-cheza (verb), engage in sports.
-cheza (verb), start (a mechanism).
-cheza (verb), waste time.
-cheza densi (verb), dance. aliwapiku wasichana wenzake kwa kucheza na
kuimba [Sul].
-cheza ngoma (verb), dance and sing. (< -cheza v).
-cheza ngoma (verb), take part in a dance.
-chezacheza (verb), dally.
-chezacheza (verb), joke. (< -cheza v).
-chezacheza (verb), be loose-fitting. (< -cheza v).
-chezacheza (verb), quiver. macho ya wanaume yakichezacheza kama wale
inzi [Ma].
-chezacheza (verb), shake.
-chezea (verb), mock. (< -cheza v).
-chezea (verb applicative), fiddle. aliangusha macho juu ya mikono yake
na kuichezea [Sul].
-chezea (verb applicative), play with. usichezee moto [Moh].
-chezeka (verb), make fun of.
-chezeka (verb), play with.
-chezeka (verb), tease.
-chezesha (verb causative), cause to play. kamwelekeza mkewe bakora
ambayo aliichezesha... [Moh].
-chezewa (verb), be mocked. (< -cheza v).
-chezewa (verb), be played at. (< -cheza v).
-chezewa (verb passive), be tampered with. vitu vyote vingeweza
kuchezewa ilivyotakikana, lakini siyo chungu hiki [Mun].
chezo (noun), game.
chezo (noun), sport.
chiazi (noun), cartridge. [mil.]
chibene (noun), cheese.
chiboa (noun), young dog.
chicha (adjective), very drunk. alikuwa chicha. he was very drunk.
chicha (noun), pl chicha, flesh of a grated ripe coconut after the oil
has been pressed out. kuuza chicha za nazi [Amana, Masomo 407]. to sell
what remains after grating and squeezing the liquid out of the flesh of a
coconut.
chicha (noun 5/6), pl machicha, coconut (grated) ??.
chichiri (noun 9/10), pl chichiri, bribe.
chifu (noun), pl machifu, chairman.
chifu (noun 5/6), pl machifu, chief.
chifu (noun), pl machifu, leader.
chigi (noun 9/10), pl chigi, bird (small yellow kind).
chika (noun 9/10), pl chika, Abyssinian Dock (plant).
chika (noun), Abyssinian dock.
chika (noun), sorrel.
chika (noun 9/10), pl chika, sorrel.
-chikicha (verb), cut (as with a dull knife).
-chikicha (verb), saw away at something.
chikichi (noun 5/6), pl machikichi, fruit of palm oil tree. (< mchikichi
N).
chiku (noun), canary. [ornith.]
chiku (noun), chatterbox.
chiku (noun), finch (Fringilla coelebs). [ornith.]
chikwaya dume (noun), Dichapetalum mosambicense. [bot.]
chikwaya jike (noun), Dichapetalum macrocarpum. [bot.]
-chimba (verb), damage.
-chimba (verb), dig. chimba kisima. [dig a well]
-chimba (verb), excavate.
-chimba (verb), hoe.
-chimba (verb), injure.
-chimba (verb), cause misfortune (to one's parents).
-chimba (verb), cause trouble (to one's parents).
chimbi (noun), pl machimbi, cook. [dial.]
-chimbika (verb), be dug. (< chimba v).
-chimbika (verb potential), be eroded (of a road). njia yenyewe ilikuwa
imechimbika na gari likatembea kwa shida kidogo [Sul].
chimbo (noun), pl machimbo, ditch.
chimbo (noun), pl machimbo, excavation.
chimbo (noun), pl machimbo, hole.
chimbo (noun 5/6), pl machimbo, mine. (< chimba v).
chimbo (noun 5/6), pl machimbo, pit. (< chimba v).
chimbo (noun), pl machimbo, shaft. [min.]
chimbo (noun), pl machimbo, trench.
-chimbua (verb), inv. of chimba.
-chimbua (verb), dig out. (< chimba v).
-chimbuka (verb), appear. (< chimba v).
-chimbuka (verb), come up. (< chimba v).
-chimbuka (verb), be uprooted. (< chimba v).
-chimbuka (verb potential), pour. kinywa kikachimbuka mate [Sul]. (< v
conv).
-chimbuka (verb potential), spout.
-chimbuka (verb potential), stream.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, beginning.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, ditch.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, excavation.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, hole.
chimbuko (noun 5/6), pl machimbuko, mine. (< chimba v).
chimbuko (noun 5/6), pl machimbuko, pit. (< chimba v).
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, shaft. [min.]
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, source.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, start.
chimbuko (noun), pl machimbuko, trench.
chimbule (noun), bird (kind of).
-chimbuza (verb), appear through the clouds (sun).
-chimbuza (verb), make its appearance.
-chimbuza (verb), force its way out.
-chimbuza (verb), cause misfortune (to one's parents).
-chimbuza (verb), cause trouble (to one's parents).
-chimbwa (verb passive), be hoed. italazimu [kisima] kifukiwe na
kichimbwe kingine [Ya].
chimvi (noun 5/6), pl machimvi, ill-omened animal.
chimvi (noun), pl machimvi, jinx.
chimvi (noun), pl machimvi, medicine man (who prepares charms).
chimvi (noun), pl machimvi, one who brings misfortune.
chimvi (noun), pl machimvi, troublemaker.
chimvi (noun), pl machimvi, unlucky person (with certain peculiarities
which are regarded as bad omens).
-china (verb), be delayed.
-china (verb), fail to find a husband at the proper age.
-china (verb), be late.
-china (verb), be too mature (eg a marriageable girl).
-china (verb), be too ripe. mwanamwali mmoja aliyechina kwa ujuvi [Sul].
-china (verb), fail to show up.
-china (verb), stay on the shelf (merchandise).
-china (verb), find no takers (merchandise).
chindi (noun), squirrel.
-chingirisha (verb), pour off (water (etc.) gently so as to leave the
sediment).
chini (adjective), humble.
chini (adjective), inferior.
chini (adjective), low.
chini (adverb), at the feet.
chini (adverb), below.
chini (adverb), close to.
chini (adverb), down. alimpita Subira pasi na kumwona, chini yake [Sul].
chini (adverb), downstairs.
chini (adverb), on the ground.
chini (adverb), nearby.
chini (adverb), on the foot.
chini (adverb), under.
chini (adverb), underneath.
chini (noun), floor.
chini (noun), genital. [euph]
chini (noun), ground.
chini (noun), lower part.
chini (noun), undesirable.
chini (preposition), bottom.
chini (kwa) chini (adverb), secretly. hofu ya chini kwa chini ikimtambaa
[Sul].
chini (kwa) chini (adverb), on the sly. nyendo zake za chini chini
kuhusu wake za watu [Kez].
kiwango cha chini (noun 7/8), pl viwango vya chini, lowest level. (<
wanga V, chini prep).
kiwango cha chini (noun 7/8), pl viwango vya chini, minimum level. (<
wanga V, chini prep).
chini ya (adjective), below.
-chinja (verb), slaughter.
-chinja (verb), stick (pigs etc.).
chinjo (noun), pl machinjo, bloodshed.
chinjo (noun), pl machinjo, carnage.
chinjo (noun), pl machinjo, massacre.
chinjo (noun), pl machinjo, slaughter(ing).
chinjoni (noun), cutting edge (of a knife).
chinjoni (noun), slaughtering place.
chinusi (noun), pl machinusi, cramp (of swimmers).
chinusi (noun), pl machinusi, sea-monster. liwa na chinusi. be eaten by
the sea-monster [i.e., drown]. [liter]
chinusi (noun), pl machinusi, water-sprite.
chinyango (noun), piece of meat (prepared for cooking).
-chipua (verb), bud.
-chipua (verb), grow. jipu lililochipua kifuani pake [Moh].
-chipua (verb), sprout.
-chipuka (verb), sprout.
chipukizi (noun 5/6), pl machipukizi, young plant. (< chipua v).
chipukizi (noun 5/6), pl machipukizi, shoot. (< chipua v).
chipukizi (noun), pl machipukizi, sprout.
chipuko (noun), pl machipuko, shoot.
chipuko (noun), pl machipuko, sprout.
-chira (verb), cause bad luck (to someone).
-chira (verb), do harm (e.g., to a child) by failure to observe taboos
and traditional restrictions.
chiriku (noun), canary.
chiriku (noun), chatterbox.
chiriku (noun 9/10), pl chiriku, finch. Sauti za ndege wote zinakoma
isipokuwa ya chiriku [Chacha Masomo 371]. The sounds of all the birds
stopped except that of the finch..
chiriku (noun 9/10), pl chiriku, songbird.
chiriku (noun), talkative person.
-chiririka (verb), drip.
-chiririka (verb), flow.
-chiririka (verb), glide (of snakes).
-chiririka (verb), lick.
-chiririka (verb), run.
-chiririka (verb), trickle.
chiriwa (noun), vise.
chirizi (adjective), dripping.
chirizi (adjective), trickling. machozi machirizi. trickling tears.
-chirizika (verb), trickle. [Sul] [machozi] yakachirizika mashavuni
mwake kimya kimya [Sul].
chiroko (noun), small green bean.
chirwa (noun 9/10), pl chirwa, illness. (< chira v).
chirwa (noun), rickets. [med.]
chisi (noun), cheese. [Engl.]
chizi (noun 9/10), pl chizi, cheese. Lulu anapenda chizi [Ya]. (<
Eng.).
chizi (noun 9/10), pl chizi, crook. kwa heri kaka bwege, lofa, chizi
[Ma]. (< Eng.).
cho (pronoun), det. ki cl.. kitu cho chote. anything whatsoever.
choa (noun), growth. [med.]
choa (noun), ringworm. [med.]
choa (noun), skin disease. [med.]
choa (noun), tumor. [med.]
-chobea (verb), stand opposite each other (in dancing).
-chobeana (verb), stand opposite each other (in dancing).
-chocha (verb), poke.
-chocha (verb), prod. (< -chocha v).
-chocha (verb), stir.
-chocha (verb), urge forward (animals).
-chochea (verb), incite.
-chochea (verb), inflame.
-chochea (verb), provoke. (< -chocha v).
-chochea (verb), stir up. (< -chocha v).
-chochea (verb applicative), excite. matendo yake mwenyewe, yakaichochea
hamu kubwa ya Matata [Muk].
-chocheleza (verb), challenge.
-chocheleza (verb), enrage.
-chocheleza (verb), excite.
-chocheleza (verb), irritate.
-chocheleza (verb), provoke.
-chochewa (verb), be irritated. Sitaki huo upuzi wako wa maneno ya
kuchochewa [Chacha, Masomo 376]. I don't want this foolishness of yours
of irritating words.. (< -chocha v).
-chochewa (verb), be provoked. (< -chocha v).
chochoro (noun), pl machochoro, alley (between houses).
chochoro (noun), pl machochoro, narrow passage.
-chochota (verb), burn oneself.
-chochota (verb), feel.
-chochota (verb), scald oneself.
-chochota (verb), suffer (severe pain).
chogoe (noun), golf-club.
chogoe (noun), hooked stick (used to pull down branches in fruit-
picking).
-choka (verb), be disgusted with something.
-choka (verb), be exhausted.
-choka (verb), be impatient.
-choka (verb), be tired of something. choka safari [kazi]. be tired of
a trip [job].
choka (noun), pl machoka, ax.
choka (noun), pl machoka, snake (large).
choka (noun), pl machoka, ax.
chokaa (noun), lime. choma chokaa. prepare lime by burning.
chokaa (noun), mortar.
chokaa (noun), stucco.
chokaa (noun 9/10), pl chokaa, whitewash. [nyumba] haikupata
kubadilishwa kitu tangu ilipojengwa na marehemu baba yake isipokuwa mikono
miwili au mitatu hivi ya chokaa nyeupe [Sul].
chokea (noun 9/10), pl chokea, eye stye.
chokea (noun), sty. [med.]
-chokesha (verb), exhaust.
-chokesha (verb), tire out.
-chokeza (verb), exhaust.
-chokeza (verb), tire out.
choki (noun), chalk. [Engl.]
choki (noun), liana (Strophanthus kombe plant the seeds of which are used
for preparing arrow poison). [bot.]
choki (noun), pipeclay. [Engl]
choki (noun), whiting. [Engl.]
choko (noun), pl vyoko, oven. [rare]
-chokoa (verb), clear out.
-chokoa (verb), pick at.
-chokoa (verb), poke out.
-chokoa (verb), stir up.
-chokoa (verb), take out the contents (e.g. the meat of a coconut).
-chokocha (verb), clear out.
-chokocha (verb), pick at.
-chokocha (verb), stir up.
-chokocha (verb), take out the contents (e.g. the meat of a coconut).
chokochoko (noun 9/10), pl chokochoko, annoyance.
chokochoko (noun), difficulty.
chokochoko (noun), disagreement.
chokochoko (noun 9/10), pl chokochoko, discord.
chokochoko (noun), dispute.
chokochoko (noun), provocation.
chokochoko (noun 9/10), pl chokochoko, quarreling.
chokochoko (noun 9/10), pl chokochoko, trouble.
-chokolea (verb), appl. of chokoa.
chokoleti (noun), chocolate. [Engl.]
-chokora (verb), clear out.
-chokora (verb), pick at.
-chokora (verb), stir up.
-chokora (verb), take out the contents (e.g. the meat of a coconut).
chokora (noun), pl machokora, half-breed.
chokora (noun), pl machokora, hangers-on.
chokora (noun), pl machokora, mestizo.
chokora (noun), pl machokora, servant performing dirty work.
chokora (noun), pl machokora, person who works at odd jobs.
-chokoza (verb), annoy.
-chokoza (verb), cheat.
-chokoza (verb), deceive.
-chokoza (verb), irritate.
-chokoza (verb), provoke.
-chokoza (verb causative), bully.
-chokoza (verb causative), excite. kumchafua na kumchokozea ashiki [Mt].
-chokoza (verb causative), stir up.
-chokoza (verb causative), tease. huyo Jemadari si jemadari kweli bali
ni jina la kuchokozwa tu [Ya].
-chokozi (adverb), annoying.
chole (noun 9/10an), pl chole, bird (kind of).
chole (noun), edible fish.
-choma (verb), burn. huwezi hata kununua mihogo, ukakaa kuichoma [Abd].
-choma (verb), excite.
-choma (verb), hurt.
-choma (verb), impel.
-choma (verb), injure.
-choma (verb), pierce. labda [miiba] ikuchome wewe [Abd].
-choma (verb), roast.
-choma (verb), smoke out (bees etc.).
-choma (verb), spur on.
-choma (verb), stab. hilo lilimchoma Maksuudi [Moh].
-choma (verb), stick.
-choma (verb), stimulate.
-choma kisu (verb), knife. Mfalme wa Mombasa alimwua kwa kumchoma kisu
jemadari wa Kireno [Masomo 143]. The King of Mombasa killed the
Portuguese commander by knifing him..
-choma uchango (verb), breakfast.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, agency. Kuhusu shughuli za vijana Wizara
inashirikiana na vyombo vingine vya Taifa [Masomo 364]. In consideration
of the concerns of young people the Ministry cooperates with other
agencies of the Nation..
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, apparatus.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, personal belongings.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, boat.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, sailing-vessel (of various kinds).
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, cup.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, dhow. kukiopoa chombo, au kukizamisha
[Moh].
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, dish. Rehema alichukua sinia ya vyombo,
akavikosha [Sul].
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vymbo, furniture.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, piece of furniture.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, gear.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, houshold goods.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, implement.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, instrument.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, jar.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, jug.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, machinery.
chombo (noun 7/8), pl vyombo, organization.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, pan.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, cooking-pot.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, tool. chombo cha kufanyia kazi.
tools/instruments for working.
chombo (noun), pl vyombo, utensil.
chomboni (noun), on board. chombo cha angani. spaceship.
-chomeka (verb), be pierced.
-chomeka (verb), plug. (< -choma v).
-chomeka (verb), be stimulated.
-chomeka (verb), be stuck.
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, blow.
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, cut.
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, pain.
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, pointed object (stick or awl etc.).
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, small prick (left after removing a thorn
etc.).
chomeo (noun), pl machomeo, small wound (left after removing a thorn
etc.).
-chomewa (verb appl-pass), burn. habari za kuchomewa nyumba, watu
kulala vichakani [Mun].
-chomewa (verb appl-pass), roast.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, burn.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, product of combustion.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, prick.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, scar from burning.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, slag. chombo la chuma. iron slag.
chomo (noun), pl machomo, stab.
-chomoa (verb), borrow. chomoa pesa. borrow money.
-chomoa (verb), draw out. (< -choma v).
-chomoa (verb), pull out. chomoa kisu. pull out a knife.
-chomoa (verb), unplug. (< -choma v).
-chomoa (verb converse), extract.
-chomoa (verb converse), bring to light.
-chomoa (verb converse), take out. mlikuwa na picha ya Idi, akaichomoa
na kisha akakaa nayo kitandani na kuitazama [Sul].
-chomoka (verb potential), pop.
-chomoka (verb potential), wriggle oneself free. Bahati alichomoka
mikononi mwa Idi akasimama mbele yake [Sul].
-chomolea (verb), pull out for or from someone.
-chomolea (verb), steal from.
-chomolewa (verb passive), be uncorked (fig.). Maimuna, kama
aliyechomolewa, alikaza tena kilio [Moh].
-chomoza (verb), appear. (< -choma v).
-chomoza (verb), burst forth. (< -choma v).
-chomoza (verb), project. (< -choma v).
-chomoza (verb causative), come out (sun). jua lilikuwa karibu kuchomoza
[Kez]. (< -choma v).
-chomwa (verb), be burnt. (< -choma v).
-chomwa (verb passive), be stabbed. anasimamisha mikono, kama
aliyechomwa kijiti machoni [Ma]. (< -choma v).
chondo (noun), pl vyondo, small traveling-bag.
chondo (noun), signaling drum.
chondo (noun), pl vyondo, small sea-mussel.
chondo (noun 7/8), pl vyondo, xylophone (large).
-chonga (verb), carve. chonga sanamu. carve a statue.
-chonga (verb), chop.
-chonga (verb), cut (with an instrument).
-chonga (verb), forge.
-chonga (verb), shape from wood or metal.
-chonga (verb), sharpen. chonga kalamu. sharpen a pencil.
-chonga (verb), slander.
chonge (noun 9/10), pl chonge, pointed thing (from honing). (< chonga
v).
chonge (noun 9/10), pl chonge, canine tooth. (< chonga v).
-chongea (verb), cut.
-chongea (verb), sharpen something.
-chongea (verb), slander.
chongelezo (noun), pl machongelezo, calumny.
chongelezo (noun), pl machongelezo, gossip.
chongelezo (noun 5/6), pl machongelezo, scandal.
chongelezo (noun), pl machongelezo, slander.
chongelezo (noun 5/6), pl machongelezo, talebearing.
-chongewa (verb), be slandered.
chongo (adjective), monocular.
chongo (adjective), one-eyed.
chongo (noun 9/10), pl chongo, only child (as precious as the eye of a
one-eyed person). maskini Msimu, chongo yangu moja [Sul].
chongo (noun), cut.
chongo (noun), cutting (act of).
chongo (noun 9/10), pl chongo, condition of having only one eye.
chongo (noun), purulent discharge from the eye.
chongo (noun), hump (on the back).
chongo (noun), notch.
chongo (noun), pl michongo, cut. (< chonga V).
chongo (noun), pl michongo, cutting (act of). (< chonga V).
chongo (noun), pl michongo, notch. (< chonga V).
-chongoa (verb), cut a point.
-chongoa (verb), shape.
chongoa (noun), round off.
chongoe (noun 7/8), pl vyongoe, fish (large type).
-chongoka (verb), be jagged. (< chonga v).
-chongoka (verb), be sharp. (< chonga v).
chongoo (noun), pl machongoo, millipede. chongoo la pwani. [beche-de-
mer, large sea slug]
chonjo (noun 9/10), pl chonjo, incitement to quarrel.
-chonjomoa (verb), impel.
-chonjomoa (verb), incite.
-chonjomoa (verb), instigate.
-chonjomoa (verb), stimulate.
-chonyota (verb), burn. pilipilii inachonyota ulimini. the pepper that
burns on the tongue.
-chonyota (verb), prickle.
-chonyota (verb), be smart.
-chonyota (verb), sting.
chonza (noun), discord.
chonza (noun), unrest. tia chonza. cause unrest.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, bathroom.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, cesspit.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, bowel movement.
choo (noun), pl vyoo, privy.
choo (noun), pl vyoo, need to relieve oneself.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, restroom.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, stool.
choo (noun 7/8), pl vyoo, toilet.
choo (noun), pl vyoo, urination.
choo (noun), pl vyoo, water closet. enda chooni. go to the toilet.
chooko (noun), small green bean.
-chopa (verb), engage in business on a small scale.
-chopa (verb), hawk.
-chopa (verb), take (a small amount or a handful).
-chopa (verb), vend.
chopa (noun), pl machopa, bundle (of firewood).
chopa (noun 5/6), pl machopa, handful (what can be held in fingers). (<
chopa v).
-chopi (verb), be lame.
-chopi (verb), limp.
chopi (adjective), crooked.
chopi (adjective), drunk.
chopi (adjective), intoxicated.
chopi (adjective), lopsided. enda chopi. be lame, limp.
-chopoa (verb), pull out. (< chopa v).
-chopoa (verb), seize.
-chopoa (verb), snatch away. (< chopa v).
-chopoa (verb), steal.
-chopoka (verb), let slip. (< chopa v).
-chopoka (verb), slip away.
-chopoka (verb), be stolen.
-chora (verb), carve.
-chora (verb), cut in stone.
-chora (verb), draw. Diana ni hodari wa kubuni na kuchora mitindo yeye
mwenyewe [Muk].
-chora (verb), engrave.
-chora (verb), scratch.
-chora (verb), sculpt.
chora (noun), saltpeter. [Pers.]
chora (noun), saltpeter. (< Pers.).
-chorachora (verb), scribble.
-chorachora (verb), write illegibly.
choro (noun), drawing.
choro (noun), engraving.
choro (noun), scratch.
choroa (noun), fringe-eared oryx. [zool.]
choroa (noun 9/10an), pl choroa, Oryx (fringe-earred).
chorochoro (noun), pl machorochoro, scrawl.
chorochoro (noun), pl machorochoro, scribble.
choroko (noun), small green bean.
choroko (noun 9/10), pl choroko, greengram (bean).
choroko (noun 9/10), pl choroko, small peas.
-chosha (verb), exhaust. Haya mambo yako yamenichosha [Chacha, Masomo
379]. These issues of yours have exhausted me. (< -choka v).
-chosha (verb), tire out.
-chosha (verb), wear out. (< -choka v).
-chosha (verb causative), make (someone) tired. mambo yako sasa
yananichosha [Ma]. (< -choka v).
-choshana (verb), tire each other.
-choshana (verb), become weary of each other.
choshi (adjective), exhausting.
choshi (adjective), tiring.
chosho (noun), pl machosho, place for bathing.
chosho (noun), pl machosho, place for washing corpses.
chosho (noun), pl machosho, place for washing.
-choshwa (verb), be tired of. mimi hakika nimechoshwa na maisha ya
kitumwa [Sul].
-choshwa (verb caus-pass), be exhausted.
-choshwa (verb causative), be wearied.
chosi (noun), bird (kind of).
-chota (verb), draw water.
-chota (verb), pick up (a small amount).
-chota (verb), spoon out.
-chota (verb), take a little of something. chota maji. draw water [by
the bucketful].
chotara (noun), pl machotara, half-breed.
chotara (noun), pl machotara, hanger-on.
chotara (noun 9/10an), pl chotara, mestizo. msichana chotara, rika la
Shangwe [Muk]. (< Hindi).
chotara (noun 5/6an), pl machotara, person of mixed blood.
chotara (noun), pl machotara, servant performing dirty work.
chotara (noun), pl machotara, person who works at odd jobs.
chote (adjective), whatever.
chote (adjective), whole.
chote (pronoun), all. cho chote. all of it.
-chotea (verb), draw water for. (< -chota v).
-chotea (verb), pick up (a small amount). (< -chota v).
-chotea (verb), spoon out. Tumia kijiko kuchotea mafuta ya moto [Masomo
16]. (< -chota v).
choto (noun 5/6), pl machoto, small amount. (< -chota v).
choto (noun), pl machoto, bit.
choto (noun), pl machoto, fragment.
choto (noun), pl machoto, morsel.
choto (noun), pl machoto, piece.
choto (noun 5/6), pl machoto, small quantity. (< -chota v).
-chovu (adjective), tiring.
chovu (adjective), annoying.
chovu (adjective), boring.
chovu (adjective), exhausted.
-chovya (verb), pass. of chovya.
-chovya (verb), dip.
-chovya (verb), immerse.
-chovya (verb), put into a liquid.
-chovya (verb), plunge into. akiviringa tonge kabla hajaichovya ndani ya
mchuzi wa nazi [Ya].
-chovya (verb), submerge.
chovyo (noun), pl machovyo, dipping.
chovyo (noun), pl machovyo, plunging.
-chovywa (verb), be immersed. (< chovya v).
choyo (noun 9/10), pl choyo, avarice. (< moyo N).
choyo (noun 9/10), pl choyo, greed. (< moyo N).
choyo (noun), meanness. mwenye choyo. miser.
choyo (noun 9/10), pl choyo, miserliness. (< moyo N).
choyo (noun), parsimony.
choyo (noun), pettiness.
choyo (noun), stinginess. ana choyo. he is a stingy person.
chozi (noun 9/10), pl chozi, sunbird. chozi au manja akawa anakuja chini
[Moh].
chozi (noun 5/6), pl machozi, tear. Rukia hakutokwa na walao chozi moja
[Mt]. Not even one tear came from Rukia.
-chua (verb), clean.
-chua (verb), deceive.
-chua (verb), flatter.
-chua (verb), apply friction.
-chua (verb), massage. akajichua misuli mwenyewe [Muk].
-chua (verb), polish (by rubbing).
-chua (verb), rub.
chua (noun), pl vyua, frog.
chua (noun 9/10), pl chua, rice or grain refuse (unpoundable with
mortar). (< chua v).
chua (noun), pl vyua, toad.
chuakari (noun), precious stone. [rare]
-chuana (verb), massage each other.
-chuana (verb), quarrel.
-chuana (verb), rub each other.
chub! (interjection), Be quiet!.
-chubua (verb), abrade.
-chubua (verb), bruise badly.
-chubua (verb), gall.
-chubua (verb), graze the skin.
-chubua (verb), rub sore. chubua miguu. get sore feet.
chubui (noun), lead. [naut.]
chubui (noun), plumb-line.
chubui (noun), sinker (on a fishing line).
-chubuka (verb), be grazed. (< chubua v).
chubuko (noun 5/6), pl machubuko, abrasion. (< chubuka v).
chubuko (noun 5/6), pl machubuko, bruise. (< chubuka v).
chubuko (noun 5/6), pl machubuko, raw place. (< chubuka v).
chubuko (noun), pl machubuko, sore.
chubwi (noun), lead. [naut.]
chubwi (noun), plumb-line.
chubwi (noun 9/10), pl chubwi, sinker (of fishing).
chucha (adjective), very drunk. alikua chucha. he was very drunk.
-chuchia (verb), shake.
-chuchia (verb), swing.
chuchu (noun), pl machuchu, dwarf. [rare]
chuchu (noun 9/10), pl chuchu, nipples of the breast.
chuchu (noun), pl machuchu, pygmy. [rare]
-chuchumaa (verb), crouch.
-chuchumaa (verb), squat.
-chuchumaza (verb), caus. of chuchumaa.
-chuchumia (verb), reach up to.
-chuchumia (verb), stretch up to.
-chuchumia (verb), rise on tiptoe. Bahati alichuchumia na kumbusu
shavuni [Sul].
-chuchumia (verb), stand on tiptoe (animals).
chuchunge (noun 9/10an), pl chuchunge, swordfish (Nemiramphus far).
[astr.]
-chuchupaa (verb), stiffen. damu ilimruka, akachuchupaa kama samaki
aliyeruka mwamba [Moh].
chudi (noun), capricorn.
-chugachuga (verb), be confused.
-chugachuga (verb), feel uncomfortable.
-chugachuga (verb), be uneasy.
-chugachuga (verb), be unprepared.
chuguu (noun 5/6), pl machuguu, ant-heap.
chuguu (noun), anthill.
chuguu (noun), pile of ashes.
chuguu (noun), pile of refuse.
chuguu (noun), termite-heap.
chui (noun 9/10), pl chui, leopard. chui wa karatasi. comm. : paper
tiger.
-chuja (verb), cleanse.
-chuja (verb), examine. Aziza alikuwa daima akinitazama kwa kunichuja
[Abd].
-chuja (verb), filter.
-chuja (verb), isolate.
-chuja (verb), pick out. chuja watu wengine. pick out a few people.
-chuja (verb), press out.
-chuja (verb), purify.
-chuja (verb), refine.
-chuja (verb), scan.
-chuja (verb), scrutinize.
-chuja (verb), select. Mtihani unachuja watoto wenye uwezo waingie
sekondari [Masomo 256]. The exam selects the students having the ability
to enter secondary [school]..
-chuja (verb), separate.
-chuja (verb), sort.
-chuja (verb), strain. Osha limao, kamua maji yake, chuja katika bakuli
safi [Masomo 15].
chujio (noun), pl machujio, filter.
chujio (noun 5/6), pl machujio, strainer.
chujo (noun 5/6), pl machujo, filtered product.
chujo (noun), pl machujo, precipitate (product of filtering).
chujo (noun), pl machujo, residue (product of filtering).
chujo (noun 5/6), pl machujo, strained product.
chuju (adjective), pale. Bibi Rozi alikuwa mweupe chuju [Sul].
chuju (adjective), wan.
-chujua (verb), dilute.
-chujua (verb), thin.
-chujua (verb), water down.
-chujuka (verb), fade (of colors).
-chujuka (verb), be washed-out.
-chujwa (verb), be strained.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, anger.
chuki (noun), aversion.
chuki (noun), bad humor.
chuki (noun), bad mood.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, bitterness.
chuki (noun), contempt.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, dislike.
chuki (noun), dissatisfaction.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, hatred. joto la chuki lilimpanda na kujaa
moyoni mwake [Ng].
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, ill-humor.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, rage.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, bad temper.
chuki (noun 9/10), pl chuki, resentment.
-chukia (verb), abhor.
-chukia (verb), be angry. lakini mwalimu mbona leo umechukia? [Muk].
-chukia (verb), be annoyed.
-chukia (verb), despise.
-chukia (verb), be disgusted.
-chukia (verb), hate. [Mama Ndomba] alimchukia sana Matata. (< chuki
n).
-chukia (verb), loath.
-chukia (verb), dislike. (< chuki n).
chukio (noun 5/6), pl machukio, abhorrence. (< chuki n).
chukio (noun), pl machukio, disgust.
chukio (noun), pl machukio, hatred.
chukio (noun), pl machukio, insult.
chukio (noun 5/6), pl machukio, offence. (< chuki n).
chukio (noun), pl machukio, offense.
chukio (noun 5/6), pl machukio, sulkiness. (< chuki n).
-chukiwa (verb), be hated. (< chuki n).
-chukiwa (verb), be disliked. (< chuki n).
-chukiza (verb), inspire aversion. (< chuki n).
-chukiza (verb), insult.
-chukiza (verb causative), disgust.
-chukiza (verb causative), offend. unajua mambo haya yamewachukiza wengi
lakini wanaogopa kusema tu [Kez].
chukizi (noun 5/6), pl machukizi, annoying thing. (< chuki n). [cf.
Chukizo]
chukizi (noun 5/6), pl machukizi, disgusting thing. (< chuki n). [cf
chukizo]
chukizi (noun 5/6), pl machukizi, hatred. Ishakuwa ni chukizi? [Amana,
Masomo 406]. Has it become hatred?. (< chuki n). [cf chukizo]
chukizo (noun 5/6), pl machukizo, annoying thing. (< chuki n).
chukizo (noun 5/6), pl machukizo, disgusting thing. (< chuki n).
chukizo (noun 5/6), pl machukizo, hatred. (< chuki n).
chukizo (noun), pl machukizo, insult.
chukizo (noun), pl machukizo, offense.
-chukizwa (verb), be made angry. Wananchi wote wa Tanzania walichukizwa
sana na kitendo hicho [Nyerere, Masomo 274]. All of the people of
Tanzania were very much angered by this action.. (< chuki n).
-chukizwa (verb), be offended. (< chuki n).
-chukizwa (verb), be outraged. (< chuki n).
chuku (noun), cupping-glass. piga chuku. cup, bleed. [med.]
chuku (noun), falsehood. [rare]
chuku (noun), fiction. hadith ya chuku. story, fiction. [rare]
chuku (noun), something invented. [rare]
chuku (noun), lie. [rare]
-chukua (verb), adopt. Suruali yake ilikuwa imekatwa kuchukua mtindo wa
"bichi koma"[Balisidya, Masomo 343]. His trousers had been cut to adopt a
"beach-comber"style..
-chukua (verb), bear.
-chukua (verb), carry. chukua vishilingi vyako [Kez].
-chukua (verb), endure. chukua taabu. endure hardships.
-chukua (verb), last. chukua muda mkubwa. last a long time..
-chukua (verb), maintain.
-chukua (verb), remove.
-chukua (verb), suit well (of clothes). hiyo ndiyo [kanzu] iliyokuchukua
kuliko zote [Sul].
-chukua (verb), support. angeweza kulichukua jiko na wao wakamchukua
yeye [Sul].
-chukua (verb), take.
chukua (noun), nostrum. [rare]
-chukuana (verb), agree together. (< chukua v).
-chukuana (verb), conform.
-chukuana (verb), be relevant. (< chukua v).
-chukuana (verb), support each other.
-chukuana (verb reciprocal), be in harmony. vazi limechukuana na mwili
[Sul].
-chukulia (verb), carry to someone.
-chukulia (verb), consider. Mahali pengine chuo huwa ni miaka ya mwanzo
ya chuo kikuu walakini majimbo mengine hukichukulia kama sehemu ya elimu
ya sekondari [Masomo 263]. In some places this school is the first years
of university education but in other states it is considered to be part of
secondary school.. (< chukua v).
-chukulia (verb), feel for.
-chukulia (verb), take for. (< chukua v).
-chukulia (verb), have sympathy.
-chukuliana (verb), bear with one another. (< chukua v).
-chukuliwa (verb), be carried. (< chukua v).
-chukuliwa (verb), be taken. (< chukua v).
chukuti (noun), pl chukuti, central vein or stem of the coconut-palm
leaf.
chukuti (noun), pl chukuti, spokes (of a bicycle wheel).
-chukuza (verb), hire as a bearer.
-chukuza (verb), employ someone to carry something.
-chukwa (verb), carry.
-chukwa (verb), take.
chula (noun), frog.
chula (noun), toad.
-chulia (verb), rub something. jiwe la kuchulia. pestle, grindstone.
-chuma (verb), acquire wealth.
-chuma (verb), collect. karatasi na kalamu mfukoni, tayari kuchuma,
kuhifadhi na kuandika [Ya].
-chuma (verb), gather.
-chuma (verb), harvest.
-chuma (verb), pick.
-chuma (verb), pluck.
-chuma (verb), make a profit.
-chuma (verb), reap.
-chuma (verb), gain by trade.
-chuma (verb), gather flowers or fruit.
chuma (noun 7/8), pl vyuma, girlfriend (or other treasured "property").
miye n'nacho chuma changu [Ma]. [slang]
chuma (noun), pl vyama, hardness. mtu huyu ni chuma. this man is
steady/reliable.
chuma (noun), pl vyama, iron (piece of). chuma cha pua. steel.
chuma (noun), pl vyama, severity.
chuma (noun 7/8), pl vyuma, iron. Mlango wa sefu la ukutani ulikuwa wa
chuma. The door of the wall safe was iron.
chuma (noun 7/8), pl vyuma, steel.
ufuaji chuma (noun 14), iron working. (< fua V, chuma N).
chumba (noun), pl vyumba, room (of a house). chumba cha kulala.
bedroom.
chumbe (noun), pl vyumbe, creature.
chumbe (noun), pl vyumbe, human being.
-chumbia (verb), court (a lover).
-chumbisha (verb), bring about an engagement.
-chumbishwa (verb), be engaged (of a girl).
chumi (noun), cowrie-shell(s) (used in playing games).
chumo (noun), pl machumo, earnings.
chumo (noun), pl machumo, total product.
chumo (noun), pl machumo, profits.
chumo (noun), pl machumo, receipts.
chumo (noun), pl machumo, yield.
chumu (noun), good luck. [rare]
chumvi (noun), pungency.
chumvi (noun), salinity.
chumvi (noun 9/10), pl chumvi, salt. upepo [...] ulikuwa na harufu ya
chumvi [Sul].
chumvi (noun), sharpness.
-chumwa (verb passive), gain. kama vile [waridi] lilichumwa na kutupwa
na fisadi asiyejua uzuri wa ua [Sul].
-chumwa (verb passive), make a profit.
-chumwa (verb passive), prosper. tutaweza kuchuma vipi hata tuyamudu
maisha ya starehe? [Sul].
-chuna (verb), flay (animals).
-chuna (verb), scrape off.
-chuna (verb), skin (animals).
-chuna (verb), strip off (bark).
-chunga (verb), beware.
-chunga (verb), take care of. Aliwaonya sana wazichunge bunduki zao
[Masomo, 60].
-chunga (verb), guard.
-chunga (verb), herd animals.
-chunga (verb), look after.
-chunga (verb), screen.
-chunga (verb), shake.
-chunga (verb), sieve. miye niliyetwanga nikachunga [...] tumbawe,
makaa, jivu [Abd].
-chunga (verb), sift.
-chunga (verb), stock.
-chunga (verb), tend. kadhalika huwezi kuchunga punda [Abd].
-chunga (verb), tremble (from fear).
-chunga (verb), watch over.
chunga (noun), hull.
chunga (noun), pod.
chunga (noun), shell.
-chungu (adjective), bitter.
-chungu (adjective), painful.
-chungu (adjective), sour.
-finika chungu (verb), put a lid on a pot.
-funika chungu (verb), put a lid on a pot.
-tegua chungu (verb), take a pot off the fire. (< tega V).
-tegua chungu (verb), take a pot off the fire.
chungu (adjective), acrid.
chungu (adjective), angry.
chungu (adjective), harsh. maneno machungu. bitter/harsh words.
chungu (adjective), sharp.
chungu (adjective), unpleasant.
chungu (noun 9/10), pl chungu, ant.
chungu (noun 7/8), pl vyungu, cooking-pot (usually round and shallow).
chungu (noun), pl crowd, crowd.
chungu (noun), pl machungu, heap.
chungu (noun), pl mass, mass.
chungu (noun), pl pile, pile.
chungu (noun), pl vyungu, cooking pot. kufinyanga vyungu. pottery.
chungu (noun), pl quantity, quantity. chungu nzima. a great deal, a lot
[of...].
chungu (noun), pl vyungu, clay vessel.
chungu nzima (adverb), a lot. [biashara] ikamweka huko siku chungunzima
[Sul], kukununulia vidudu chungu nzima [Ma].
-chungua (verb), check. (< chunga v).
-chungua (verb), explain. (< chunga v).
-chungua (verb), look at carefully. Ni vizuri tuichungue nchi yetu
ilivyo [Masomo 3]. (< chunga v).
chunguchungu (adverb), in great quantity.
-chungulia (verb), peep. nchani kutu ikichungulia kama mwanamwari [Ya].
(< chunga v).
-chungulia (verb applicative), cast a glance. wakachungulia na kukaa
pole pole [Ma].
-chungulia (verb applicative), look at. Mwanya ulimwezesha mpelelezi
kuchungulia ndani ya sebule pana [Masomo 163]. The opening enabled the
detective to look inside the wide entry room..
-chunguliwa (verb), be scrutinized. (< chunga v).
-chunguza (verb), examine. (< chunga v).
-chunguza (verb), investigate carefully.
-chunguza (verb), meddle in someone else's affairs..
-chunguza (verb), pry into someone else's affairs..
-chunguza (verb), research. (< chunga v).
-chunguza (verb), scrutinize. (< chunga v).
-chungwa (verb passive), be taken care of. nyendo zake sasa zilikuwa za
kuchungwachungwa [Moh].
chungwa (noun 5/6), pl machungwa, orange.
chuni (noun), waterfowl.
chunjua (noun), wart. [med.]
chuno (noun), pl viuno, buttocks. [anat.]
chuno (noun), pl machuno, flaying.
chuno (noun), pl viuno, hip. [anat.]
chuno (noun), pl viuno, loins. [anat.]
chuno (noun), pl viuno, rump. [anat.]
chuno (noun), pl machuno, skinning.
chuno (noun), pl viuno, waist.
-chunua (verb), flay (animals).
-chunua (verb), scrape off.
-chunua (verb), skin.
-chunua (verb), strip off (bark).
-chunuka (verb), receive a special distinction.
-chunuka (verb), be enamored. alikuwa amemchunuka msichana huyu [Mun].
-chunuka (verb), encourage someone.
-chunuka (verb), favor someone.
-chunuka (verb), be very fond of.
-chunuka (verb), set the heart on.
-chunuka (verb), have one's heart set on.
-chunuka (verb), receive a special honor.
-chunuka (verb), finally obtain something long desired.
-chunuka (verb), pay a price for something.
-chunuka (verb), set great store by.
-chunuka (verb), be well-disposed toward someone.
-chunuka (verb), yearn for.
-chunuka (verb), be very fond of.
-chunuka (verb), have one's hear set on.
-chunuka (verb), received a special honor for something.
-chunuka (verb), finally obtain something long desired.
-chunuka (verb), pay a high price for something.
-chunuka (verb), set great store by.
-chunuka (verb), yearn for.
chunusi (noun 9/10), pl chunusi, acne. chunusi mbili-tatu zikatona uso
wake [Sul].
chunusi (noun), pl machunusi, cramp (of swimmers).
chunusi (noun), pl machunusi, sea-monster. liwa na chinusi. be eaten by
a sea-monster. [liter.]
chunusi (noun 9/10), pl chunusi, pimple. (< chunuka v).
chunusi (noun), pl machunusi, water-sprite. [liter.]
chunyu (noun 9/10), pl chunyu, salt incrustation.
chunyu (noun), salinity. ardhi ina chunyu. saliferous earth.
chuo (noun 7/8), pl vyuo, book. chuo cha sala. prayer-book. [chuo cha
sala]
chuo (noun 7/8), pl vyuo, college.
chuo (noun 7/8), pl vyuo, institute.
chuo (noun 7/8), pl vyuo, school. Chuo cha ukombozi kikaja kunioka
[Alamin Mazrui "Chuo" 2]. The school of liberation came to liberate me..
chuo (noun 7/8), pl vyuo, pointed stick used for opening coconuts.
chuo kikuu (noun 7/8), pl vyuo vikuu, university. Chuo Kikuu cha Dar es
Salaam. University of Dar es Salaam.
-chupa (verb), hop.
-chupa (verb), jump. chura anachura. the frog jumps.
-chupa (verb), move quickly (esp. in water).
-chupa (verb), become too short (of clothes).
-chupa (verb), become too small (of clothes). suruali yangu imechupa.
my trousers have become too small for me.
chupa (noun 9/10), pl chupa, bottle. Alinunua chupa ya maziwa..
Alinunua chupa ya maziwa.
chupa (noun 7/8), pl vyupa ?, bottle.
chupa (noun), pl machupa, jar (for jam etc.).
chupa (noun 9/10), pl machupa, uterus. [anat.]
chupa (noun 9/10), pl machupa, womb. [anat.]
chupa ya kunyonyea mtoto (noun 9/10), pl chupa za kunyonyea mtoto, baby's
bottle. kuvunja chupa ya kunyonyea mtoto kulimgharimu deni [Sul].
chupa ya moto (noun 9/10), pl chupa za moto, thermos bottle. Rozi akitia
chai yake ya kazini katika chupa ya moto [Sul].
chupi (noun 9/10), pl chupi, panties. Diana anaichukua chupi yake na
kuvaa haraka [Muk].
chupi (noun 9/10), pl chupi, underpants.
-chupia (verb), gallop.
-chupia (verb), move fast.
chupuchupu (adverb), narrowly. nyoo, umekosea mauti chupu-chupu [Ya].
chupuchupu (adverb), scarcely.
-chura (verb), do harm (e.g. to a child ) by failure to observe taboos
and traditional restrictions..
-chura (verb), cause bad luck (to someone).
chura (noun 7/8), pl vyura, frog. Popo wakubwa hula hata mijusi, vyura,
ndege na pia samaki [Masomo 31]. Large bats eat even lizards, frogs,
birds and also fish..
chura (noun), pl vyura, toad.
churo (adjective), ill-omened. mtoto mchuro. [child who is supposed to
bring misfortune to his family because of omens [marks, etc.]]
churo (adjective), unlucky.
churua (noun), measles. [med.]
churua (noun), measles. [med]
-churupuka (verb), escape.
-churupuka (verb), flee.
-churupuka (verb), run away.
-churupuka (verb), slip from one's hand.
-churura (verb), drain.
-churura (verb), drip.
-churura (verb), flow (off).
-churura (verb), run.
-churura (verb), trickle.
-chururika (verb), be emaciated (after an illness).
-chururika (verb), run down. damu ilikuwa ikimchururika [Moh].
-chururika (verb), trickle.
-chururika (verb), be wasted away.
-chururiza (noun), int. of churura.
chururu (noun), efflux.
chururu (noun), leak.
chururu (noun), seepage.
chururu (noun), trickle.
churusi (noun), pl vyurusi, chisel.
churuwa (noun), measles. [med.]
-churuzika (verb), trickle away.
chusa (noun 7/8), pl vyusa, harpoon (for spearing large fish).
chusa (noun), pl vyusa, harpoon (for large fish).
-chusha (verb), anger.
-chusha (verb), irritate.
-chusha (verb), provoke.
chussa (noun), pl vyussa, harpoon (for large fish).
chut! (interjection), it is not worth mentioning. [interj. of
surprise/disgust/indignation]
chut! (verb), you scoundrel!. [interj. of surprise/disgust/indignation]
chut! (verb), shame!. [interj. of surprise/disgust/indignation]
-chutama (verb), crouch. alichutama chini ya yule kijana na kumkodolea
macho mfululizo [Sul].
-chutama (verb), squat. aliona shida kutumia meko ya kuchutama na moto
wa kuni [Ya].
-chuuza (verb), engage in business in a small way.
-chuuza (verb), be a hawker.
-chuuza (verb), be a peddler.
-chuuza (verb), sell.
-chuuza (verb), trade.
-chwa (verb), go down (sun).
-chwa (verb), set (sun).
-chwea (verb), be overtaken by dark. (< -chwa v).
-chwelewa (verb), be overtaken by darkness.
- D -
daa (noun), pl daa, worm kind used for fishbait (pl cypress trees).
daawa (noun), pl madaawa, legal action (pl cypress trees).
daawa (noun), pl madaawa, claim (pl cypress trees).
daawa (noun 9/10), pl daawa, legal dispute (pl cypress trees).
daawa (noun 9/10), pl daawa, lawsuit (pl cypress trees).
daba (noun), pl madaba, tin can (pl cypress trees).
daba (noun), pl madaba, fool (pl cypress trees).
daba (noun), pl madaba, sheet metal (pl cypress trees).
daba (noun), pl madaba, simpleton (pl cypress trees).
daba (noun), pl madaba, tank (pl cypress trees).
dabal moja (adverb), incessantly (pl cypress trees).
dabal moja (adverb), non-stop (pl cypress trees). masuali haya
yaliulizwa dabal-moja [Moh].
-dabaulo (verb), urinate (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dabiku (noun), pl dabiku, offering (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dabiku (noun), pl dabiku, sacrifice (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dabiri (verb), find (again) (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dabwadabwa (adjective), diluted (pl cypress trees). wali wa dabwadabwa
[Rec]. watery rice.
dabwadabwa (adjective), fluid (pl cypress trees). wali wa dabwadabwa
[Rec].
dabwadabwa (adjective), watery (pl cypress trees). wali wa dabwadabwa
[Rec].
Dachi (noun), Dutch (pl cypress trees).
Dachi (noun), German (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
dada (noun), pl madada, address (said to women) (pl cypress trees).
dada (noun), pl madada, sister (pl cypress trees).
-dadisa (verb), gird (pl cypress trees).
-dadisa (verb), wind around (pl cypress trees).
-dadisi (verb), be inquisitive (pl cypress trees).
-dadisi (verb), investigate (pl cypress trees).
-dadisi (verb), pump (pl cypress trees).
-dadisi (verb), besiege with questions (pl cypress trees).
-dadisi (verb), spy on (pl cypress trees).
dado (noun), pl madado, dice (pl cypress trees).
dado (noun), pl madado, die (pl cypress trees).
dado (noun), pl madado, game played with dice (pl cypress trees).
dadu (noun), pl madadu, dice (pl cypress trees).
dadu (noun), pl madadu, die (pl cypress trees).
dadu (noun), pl madadu, game played with dice (pl cypress trees).
dafi (noun), pl dafi, tamborine (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun), pl dafina, gift (unexpected) (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun), pl dafina, precious item (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun 9/10), pl dafina, unexpected present (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun 9/10), pl dafina, treasure (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun), pl dafina, treasure trove (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun), pl dafina, valuable item (pl cypress trees).
dafina (noun), pl dafina, windfall (pl cypress trees).
dafrao (adverb), face to face (pl cypress trees). piga (pigana) dafrao
[Rec]. fight hand to hand.
dafrao (noun), pl dafrao, accident (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona (pigana) dafrao. [Rec]. two automobiles collided.
dafrao (noun), pl dafrao, clash (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona (pigana) dafrao. [Rec]. two automobiles collided.
dafrao (noun), pl dafrao, collision (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona (pigana) dafrao. [Rec]. two automobiles collided..
dafrao (noun), pl dafrao, impact (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona (pigana) dafrao. [Rec]. two automobiles collided.
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, account book (pl cypress trees). daftari
ya hesabu [Rec]. account book.
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, catalogue (pl cypress trees). daftari ya
hesabu [Rec]. account book.
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, exercise book (pl cypress trees).
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, index (pl cypress trees). daftari ya
hesabu [Rec]. account book.
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, ledger (pl cypress trees). daftari ya
hesabu [Rec]. account book.
daftari (noun), pl madaftari, list (pl cypress trees). daftari ya hesabu
[Rec]. account book.
daftari (noun 5/6), pl madaftari, notebook (pl cypress trees).
dafu (noun 5/6), pl dafu, coconut (unripe with much milk) (pl cypress
trees). maji ya dafu [Rec]. coconut milk.
dafurao (adverb), face to face (pl cypress trees). piga (pigana) dafurao
[Rec]. fight hand to hand.
dafurao (noun), pl dafurao, accident (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona pigana dafurao [Rec].
dafurao (noun), pl dafurao, clash (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona pigana dafurao.
dafurao (noun), pl dafurao, collision (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona (pigana) dafurao [Rec].
dafurao (noun), pl dafurao, impact (pl cypress trees). motokaa mbili
ziligongona pigana dafurao [Rec].
daga (noun), pl daga, anchovy (pl cypress trees).
daga (noun), pl daga, dagaa (pl cypress trees).
daga (noun), pl daga, small fish (pl cypress trees).
daga (noun), pl daga, inconsequential thing (pl cypress trees).
daga (noun), pl daga, sardine (pl cypress trees).
daga (noun), pl daga, trifle (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun), pl dagaa, anchovy (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun), pl dagaa, small fish (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun), pl dagaa, inconsequential thing (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun), pl dagaa, sardine (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun), pl dagaa, trifle (pl cypress trees).
dagaa (noun 9/10), pl dagaa, whitebait (pl cypress trees).
-daghadagha (verb), be uncertain (pl cypress trees).
daghadagha (noun), confusion (of mind) (pl cypress trees).
daghadagha (noun), uncertainty (pl cypress trees).
dagla (noun), pl madagla, cloth coat (decorated with ornaments) (pl
cypress trees).
dago (noun 9/10), pl dago, camping site (pl cypress trees).
-daha (verb), act as attorney or solicitor (pl cypress trees).
-daha (verb), charge (pl cypress trees). (< dai).
-daha (verb), claim (pl cypress trees).
-daha (verb), press claims (pl cypress trees).
-daha (verb), demand in someone else's name (pl cypress trees).
-daha (verb), sue (pl cypress trees).
daha (noun), pl madaha, claim (pl cypress trees).
daha (noun), pl madaha, demand (pl cypress trees).
dahabu (noun), pl dahabu, gold (pl cypress trees).
dahari (adverb), always (pl cypress trees).
dahari (adverb), constantly (pl cypress trees).
dahari (noun), pl dahari, age (pl cypress trees).
dahari (noun), pl dahari, century (pl cypress trees).
dahari (noun), pl dahari, epoch (pl cypress trees).
-dahi (verb), offer (pl cypress trees).
-dahi (verb), sacrifice (pl cypress trees).
-dahili (verb), debate (pl cypress trees).
dahili (adverb), informed well about a person (pl cypress trees).
dahili (noun), pl madahili, inquiry (pl cypress trees).
dahili (noun), pl madahili, investigation (pl cypress trees).
-dai (verb), act as attorney or solicitor (pl cypress trees).
-dai (verb), claim (pl cypress trees). Wageni walidai kuwa shabaha yao
ya kuja pande hizi ilikuwa kuleta ustaarabu [Masomo 205]; akadai talaka
[Moh]. The strangers claimed that their intention in coming to these
parts was to bring civilization; he claimed a divorce.. (< Arabic).
-dai (verb), press claims (pl cypress trees).
-dai (verb), demand (pl cypress trees).
-dai (verb), sue (pl cypress trees).
-dai haki (verb), demand rights or justice (pl cypress trees).
dai (noun), pl madai, claim (pl cypress trees). madai ya fedha [Rec].
claim for money, amount due, debt.
dai (noun 5/6), pl madai, demand (pl cypress trees). madai ya fedha
[Rec]; Nilionelea kwamba malalamiko na madai yetu yalihitaji kutiwa nguvu
[Masomo 113]. claim for money, amount due, debt.
-a daima (adjective), constant (pl cypress trees).
-a daima (adjective), lasting (pl cypress trees).
-a daima (adjective), permanent (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), always (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), eternal (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), everlasting (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), perpetual (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), constantly (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), continually (pl cypress trees).
daima (adverb), forever (pl cypress trees).
dainamo (noun 9/10), pl dainamo, dynamo (pl cypress trees).
-daiwa (verb), be sued (pl cypress trees). (< dai n).
-daka (verb), catch (pl cypress trees). kudaka mpira [Rec]; masikio
matulivu ya mpelelezi yalidaka sauti ya msichana anayeugua [Masomo 164].
catch a ball; the careful ears of the detective caught the voice of a
young woman in pain.
-daka (verb), grasp (pl cypress trees). kudaka mpira [Rec]. catch a
ball.
-daka (verb), get hold of a lover (informal) (pl cypress trees).
-daka (verb), seize (pl cypress trees). kudaka mpira [Rec]. catch a
ball.
-daka (verb), pounce on (pl cypress trees).
daka (noun), pl madaka, cupboard (pl cypress trees).
daka (noun), pl madaka, hiding-place (pl cypress trees).
daka (noun), pl madaka, niche (pl cypress trees).
daka (noun 5/6), pl madaka, recess (pl cypress trees).
daka (noun), pl madaka, shelf (pl cypress trees).
-daka maneno (verb), exchange words in a lively manner (pl cypress
trees).
-daka maneno (verb), make a sharp reply (pl cypress trees). mbona
unanidaka kijuujuu? [Sul].
dakalika (adjective), exhausted (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dakalika (adjective), tired (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dakawa (noun), pl dakawa, hawser (pl cypress trees). vuta dakawa [Rec].
to tow. [nautical]
dakawa (noun), pl dakawa, tow-rope (pl cypress trees). [nautical]
dakhalia (noun 9/10), pl dakhalia, inside (pl cypress trees). kujaribu
kupeleleza kutoka dakhalia [Ya]. (< Arabic).
dakhalia (noun 9/10), pl dakhalia, interior (pl cypress trees). (<
Arabic).
dakika (noun 9/10), pl dakika, minute (pl cypress trees). kwa dakika
moja [Rec]. in a moment, immediately, at once.
dakika (noun), pl dakika, period of time (brief) (pl cypress trees).
ndani ya dakika chache [Rec]. in a few minutes.
-dakiza (verb), contradict (pl cypress trees). (< daka v).
-dakiza (verb), interrupt (pl cypress trees). (< daka v).
-dakiza (verb causative), object to (pl cypress trees). "Kila mtu na
kazi yake?" alinidakiza [Abd].
dakizo (noun 5/6), pl madakizo, contradiction (pl cypress trees). (<
daka v).
dakizo (noun), pl madakizo, interruption (of a conversation) (pl cypress
trees).
dakizo (noun 5/6), pl madakizo, objection (pl cypress trees). (< daka
v).
dakizo (noun), pl madakizo, protest (pl cypress trees).
dakta (noun), pl madakta, doctor (pl cypress trees).
dakta (noun), pl madakta, physician (pl cypress trees).
daktari (noun 5/6), pl madaktari, doctor (pl cypress trees).
daktari (noun), pl madaktari, physician (pl cypress trees). [surgeon]
daku (noun), pl daku, Islamic feast at the conclusion of Ramadhan (pl
cypress trees).
-dakua (verb), reveal (a secret) (pl cypress trees).
dalali (noun), pl madalali, agent (pl cypress trees).
dalali (noun 5/6), pl madalali, auctioneer (pl cypress trees).
dalali (noun 5/6), pl madalali, broker (pl cypress trees).
dalasini (noun 9/10), pl dalasini, cinnamon (pl cypress trees).
dalia (noun), powder (cosmetic) (pl cypress trees).
dalili (noun), indication (pl cypress trees). dalili ya mguu [Rec]; Ni
marufuku kuonyesha dalili zo zote za ubaguzi wa rangi [Masomo, 100].
footprint; It is forbidden to show any indications of racial
discrimination.
dalili (noun 9/10), pl dalili, mark (pl cypress trees). Si dalili ya
machungu, dhambi wala upungufu [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 2 iii]. It
is not a mark of bitterness, sin or lack..
dalili (noun), omen (pl cypress trees). dalili mbaya [Rec]. bad omen.
dalili (noun 9/10), pl dalili, sign (pl cypress trees). dalili ya mguu
[Rec]. footprint.
dalili (noun), signal (pl cypress trees). dalili ya mguu [Rec].
footprint.
dalili (noun 9/10), pl dalili, token (pl cypress trees). mipaka hiyo kwa
dalili zote Miraji ameivuka [Moh]. (< Arabic).
dalili (noun), trace (pl cypress trees). dalili ya mguu [Rec].
footprint.
-dalji (verb), walk gracefully (pl cypress trees). kuenda dalji [Rec].
walk gracefully.
dalji (adverb), amble (of horses) (pl cypress trees). kuenda dalji
[Rec]. walk gracefully.
dalki (adverb), quickly (pl cypress trees).
dalki (adverb), trot (pace) (pl cypress trees). enda dalki. go at a
trot.
dalki (adverb), quickly (pl cypress trees).
dalki (adverb), at a trot (pl cypress trees).
dallasini (noun), cinnamon (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), dirt (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), game played on a board (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), nonsense (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), rubbish (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), trifle (pl cypress trees).
dama (noun), pl dama, worthless thing (pl cypress trees).
dambwa (noun), pl madambwa, dambwa (secret place where preparations are
made for circumcision ceremonies (pl cypress trees).
damisi (adjective), cheerful (pl cypress trees).
-damka (verb), get up (very early in the morning) (pl cypress trees).
damu (noun 9/10), pl damu, blood (pl cypress trees). toa damu [Rec].
bleed.
damu (noun), menstruation (pl cypress trees). ingia damuni [Rec].
menstraute.
damu (noun), blood relationship (pl cypress trees). damu yangu mwenyewe
[Rec]. my own flesh and blood.
damu ilimruka (phrase), her heart missed a beat (pl cypress trees). damu
ilimruka, akachuchupaa kama samaki aliyeruka mwamba [Moh]. (< idiomatic).
rangi ya damu ya mzee (adjective), brown (pl cypress trees).
dandalo (noun), dandalo (kind of dance) (pl cypress trees).
dang'a (noun), dang'a (the first milk of an animal after having given
birth) (pl cypress trees).
-danga (verb), dip up (carefully or in small quantities) (pl cypress
trees). danga maji [Rec]. dip up water.
-danga (verb), scoop up carefully (pl cypress trees).
danga (noun), yam (white) (pl cypress trees).
-danganya (verb), cheat (pl cypress trees).
-danganya (verb), deceive (pl cypress trees). ukubwa wa matiti katika
kifua cha msichana huyo usingeweza kumdanganya yeyote [Mt].
-danganya (verb), fool (pl cypress trees).
-danganya (verb), lie (pl cypress trees). Daktari alikudanganya,
hakuacha motaboti yo yote hapa kisiwani [Masomo 246]. The doctor deceived
you, he didn't leave a motorboat on the island..
-danganya (verb), swindle (pl cypress trees).
-danganyifu (adjective), crafty (pl cypress trees). (< danganya v).
-danganyifu (adjective), misleading (pl cypress trees). (< danganya v).
danganyifu (adverb), deceitful (pl cypress trees). mtu mdanganyifu
[Rec]. a deceitful person.
danganyifu (adverb), fraudulent (pl cypress trees). mtu mdanganyifu
[Rec].
-danganyika (verb), be deceived (pl cypress trees). (< danganya v).
danganyo (noun 5/6), pl madanganyo, cheating (pl cypress trees). (<
danganya v).
danganyo (noun), pl madanganyo, deceit (pl cypress trees).
danganyo (noun 5/6), pl madanganyo, deception (pl cypress trees). (<
danganya v).
danganyo (noun), pl madanganyo, fraud (pl cypress trees).
danganyo (noun), pl madanganyo, hypocrisy (pl cypress trees).
danganyo (noun 5/6), pl madanganyo, trick (pl cypress trees). (<
danganya v).
-danganywa (verb), be deceived (pl cypress trees). (< danganya v).
dangro (noun), pl madangro, brothel (pl cypress trees).
dangro (noun), pl madangro, house of ill fame (pl cypress trees).
danguro (noun 5/6), pl madanguro, brothel (pl cypress trees).
danguro (noun), pl madanguro, house of ill fame (pl cypress trees).
danguro (noun), prostitute (pl cypress trees). [rare]
danguro (noun), whore (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dani (noun 5/6), pl madani, necklace (pl cypress trees). shingoni dani
la kete linaning'inia hadi tumboni [Moh].
dansi (noun 9/10), pl dansi, dance (European) (pl cypress trees).
danzi (noun 5/6), pl madanzi, grapefruit (pl cypress trees).
danzi (noun), pl madanzi, bitter orange (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), make excuses (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), take fright (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), quiver (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), shiver (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), shudder (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), be startled (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), talk confusedly (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), talk evasively (pl cypress trees).
-dapa (verb), tremble (pl cypress trees).
Dar es Salaam (noun 9), Dar es Salaam (pl cypress trees). [proper noun]
-dara (verb), feel (pl cypress trees).
-dara (verb), put to the test (pl cypress trees).
-dara (verb), touch (pl cypress trees).
-dara (verb), try out (pl cypress trees).
daraba (noun), lavatory space (on a dhow) (pl cypress trees).
darabi (noun), pl madarabi, rose apple (pl cypress trees).
daraja (noun 5/6), pl madaraja, bridge (pl cypress trees). daraja ya
reli [Rec]. railroad bridge.
daraja (noun), pl madaraja, degree (pl cypress trees).
daraja (noun), pl madaraja, ladder (pl cypress trees).
daraja (noun 5/6), pl madaraja, rank (pl cypress trees). amepewa daraja
ya juu [Rec]. he has been promoted.
daraja (noun), pl madaraja, stairs (pl cypress trees). (=ngazi).
daraja (noun 5/6), pl madaraja, social status (pl cypress trees).
daraja (noun 5/6), pl madaraja, steps (flight of) (pl cypress trees).
daraja (noun), pl madaraja, terrace (in agriculture) (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun 5/6), pl madaraka, appointment (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, arrangement (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, autonomy (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun 5/6), pl madaraka, duty (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, guarantee (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, obligation (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, pledge (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, plenary powers (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, precept (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, regulation (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun 5/6), pl madaraka, responsibility (pl cypress trees).
chukua daraka [Rec]. have responsibilities, be responsible.
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, security (pl cypress trees).
daraka (noun), pl madaraka, self-government (pl cypress trees).
daranzi (noun 5/6), pl madaranzi, grapefruit (pl cypress trees).
darasa (noun 5/6), pl madarasa, class (pl cypress trees). Rosa akiwa na
umri wa miaka kumi na mitano alikuwa darasa la saba [Kez]. (< Arabic).
darasa (noun 5/6), pl madarasa, classroom (pl cypress trees).
darasa (noun 9/10), pl darasa, instruction (pl cypress trees). kutafuta
vipengee vya kuanzisha darasa zangu [Abd]. (< Arabic).
darasa (noun), pl madarasa, lesson (pl cypress trees).
darasa (noun 9/10), pl darasa, teaching (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), deride (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), despise (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), disregard (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), have a low opinion of (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), ridicule (pl cypress trees).
-darau (verb), scorn (pl cypress trees).
darau (noun), contempt (pl cypress trees).
darau (noun), dirision (pl cypress trees).
darau (noun), scorn (pl cypress trees).
daraza (adjective), ornamented (pl cypress trees).
daraza (noun), decoration (pl cypress trees).
daraza (noun), embroidery (pl cypress trees). [a kanzu decorated with
embroidery]
darbini (noun), binoculars (pl cypress trees). [Pers.]
darbini (noun), telescope (pl cypress trees). [Pers.]
dari (noun), attic (pl cypress trees).
dari (noun 5/6), pl madari, ceiling (pl cypress trees). mapambo mengi
kutani na mengine yakining'inia darini [Muk]. (< Persian).
dari (noun), deck of a boat (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
dari (noun), roof (pl cypress trees).
dari (noun), upper floor (pl cypress trees).
darii (noun), armament (pl cypress trees).
darii (noun), armor (pl cypress trees).
darizeni (noun 9/10), pl darizeni, dozen (pl cypress trees). punde
darizeni ya mabibi waliokula chumvi nyingi ikamiminika ndani [Sul]. (<
Eng.).
-darizi (verb), embroider (a border or edging) (pl cypress trees).
darizi (adjective), ornamented (pl cypress trees).
darizi (noun), decoration (pl cypress trees). kanzu ya darizi. a kanzu
decorated with embroidery..
darmadaru (adverb), whirling (pl cypress trees). jawabu yake mtoto yule
ilinizungusha kichwa darmadaru [Abd].
darubini (noun), binoculars (pl cypress trees).
darubini (noun 9/10), pl darubini, microscope (pl cypress trees).
darubini (noun 9/10), pl darubini, telescope (pl cypress trees).
darumeti (noun), interior framework of a (native) ship (pl cypress
trees).
darzeni (noun), dozen (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dasi (noun), disease of donkeys (pl cypress trees). [med.]
dasi (noun), rope (sewed into the edge of a sail) (pl cypress trees).
[naut.]
dasili (noun), powder used as a remedy for skin diseases prepared from
the leaves of the mkunazi tree (pl cypress trees).
dasturi (noun), bowsprit (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
dasturi (noun), custom (pl cypress trees). kama dasturi. according to
custom.
dasturi (noun), prescriptive law (pl cypress trees).
dasturi (noun), practice (pl cypress trees).
dasturi (noun), routine (pl cypress trees).
dasturi (noun), usage (pl cypress trees).
data (noun), crack (of noise of twigs breaking) (pl cypress trees).
data (noun), crackle (of noise of twigs breaking) (pl cypress trees).
-datama (verb), bend over (pl cypress trees).
-datama (verb), crouch down (pl cypress trees).
dau (noun 5/6), pl madau, dhow (sailing canoe) (pl cypress trees).
dauati (noun), writing desk (pl cypress trees).
daula (noun), pl madaula, government (pl cypress trees).
daula (noun), pl madaula, power (pl cypress trees).
daula (noun), pl madaula, state (pl cypress trees). mkuu wa daula.
chief of state.
dausi (noun), peacock (pl cypress trees). [ornith]
dawa (noun 5/6), pl madawa, cure (pl cypress trees).
dawa (noun 5/6), pl madawa, drug (pl cypress trees). nyumba ya kutoa
dawa. pharmacy.
dawa (noun 9/10), pl dawa, medicine (pl cypress trees). dawa ya sindano.
vaccine, serum. (< Arabic).
dawa (noun), remedy (pl cypress trees). dawa ya kupaka. salve,
ointment.
dawa ya mbu (phrase), pl madawa ya mbu, insect repellent (pl cypress
trees).
dawa ya mbu (phrase), pl madawa ya mbu, bug spray (pl cypress trees).
dawa ya meno (noun 9/10), pl dawa za meno, toothpaste (pl cypress trees).
nimekuwekea burashi na dawa ya meno kule msalani [Abd].
-dawaa (verb), become confused (pl cypress trees).
-dawaa (verb), be in a difficult situation (pl cypress trees).
-dawaa (verb), be dumbfounded (pl cypress trees).
-dawaa (verb), be shocked (pl cypress trees).
-dawaa (verb), be silent (from astonishment) (pl cypress trees).
-dawaa (verb), be unnerved (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adjective), constant (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adjective), lasting (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adjective), permanent (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adverb), always (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adverb), constantly (pl cypress trees).
dawama (adverb), continually (pl cypress trees).
dawama (noun), regular (pl cypress trees). afisa wa dawama. regular
police. [mil.]
dawamu (adverb), always (pl cypress trees).
dawamu (adverb), constantly (pl cypress trees).
dawamu (adverb), continually (pl cypress trees).
dawati (noun 5/6), pl madawati, desk (pl cypress trees).
dazani (noun), dozen (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dazeni (noun 9/10), pl dazeni, dozen (pl cypress trees). kishikio cha
funguo kina funguo zisizopungua dazeni [Muk]. (< Eng.).
debe (noun 5/6), pl madebe, can (pl cypress trees). wakati mtu aliweza
kununuliwa kwa debe moja la mawele [Kez]. (< Hindi).
debe (noun 5/6), pl madebe, container (large tin) (pl cypress trees).
debe (noun), pl madebe, sheet metal (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
debe (noun), pl madebe, tank (for gasoline or kerosine) (pl cypress
trees). [lnd.]
debe (noun), pl madebe, tin (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
debwani (noun), turban cloth (pl cypress trees).
debwedebwe (adjective), diluted (pl cypress trees).
debwedebwe (adjective), fluid (pl cypress trees).
debwedebwe (adjective), watery (pl cypress trees). wali wa debwedebwe.
watery rice.
-simama dede (verb), be surprised (pl cypress trees). ukimwona utasimama
dede [Ma]. If you see him you'll be surprised (and so be unsteady on your
feet).. [slang]
-simama dede (verb), stand unsteadily (as an infant first learning to
walk) (pl cypress trees). ukimwona utasimama dede [Ma]. If you see him
you'll be surprised (and so be unsteady on your feet)..
dede (adverb), stand unsteadily (as an infant first learning to walk) (pl
cypress trees). -simama dede. stand unsteadily.
defa (noun), occasion (pl cypress trees). [rare]
defa (noun), time (pl cypress trees). [rare]
deftari (noun), account book (pl cypress trees). daftari ya hesabu.
account book.
deftari (noun), catalogue (pl cypress trees).
deftari (noun), exercise book (pl cypress trees).
deftari (noun), index (pl cypress trees).
deftari (noun), ledger (pl cypress trees).
deftari (noun), list (pl cypress trees).
deftari (noun), notebook (pl cypress trees).
-dega (verb), cf. tega (pl cypress trees).
dege (noun), airplane (pl cypress trees). dege yenye kutua majini.
seaplane.
dege (noun 5/6), pl madege, bird (large) (pl cypress trees).
dege (noun), convulsions (esp. of small children) (pl cypress trees).
[med.]
dege (noun), cramps (pl cypress trees). [med.]
dege (noun), pl madege, fern variety (Pteris longifolia) (pl cypress
trees). dege la watoto. fern for children.
dege (noun), moth (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dege (noun), airplane (pl cypress trees). ndege yenye kutua majini.
seaplane..
dege (noun), bird (pl cypress trees). [arch]
-deheni (verb), caulk with deheni (pl cypress trees).
deheni (noun), waterproof mixture for caulking boats (pl cypress trees).
-deheri (verb), be evident (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-deheri (verb), be plain (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-deka (verb), put on airs (pl cypress trees).
-deka (verb), be arrogant (pl cypress trees).
-deka (verb), be conceited (pl cypress trees).
-deka (verb), be presumptuous (pl cypress trees).
-dekeza (verb), spoil (a child) (pl cypress trees).
-dekeza (verb causative), coax (pl cypress trees). kazi yake ni
kukaribisha, kustarehesha, kutumbuiza, kudekeza abiria [Ya].
-dekua (verb), bring down (pl cypress trees). dekua kichwa. behead,
decapitate.
-dekua (verb), knock down (birds with stones) (pl cypress trees).
delali (noun), pl madelali, peddler (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dele (noun), coffee-pot (made of metal) (pl cypress trees).
deli (noun), coffee-pot (made of metal) (pl cypress trees).
delili (noun), indication (pl cypress trees).
delili (noun), omen (pl cypress trees). delili mbaya. a bad omen.
delili (noun), sign (pl cypress trees). delili ya mguu. footprint.
delili (noun), signal (pl cypress trees).
delili (noun), trace (pl cypress trees).
dema (noun 5/6), pl madema, fish-trap (pl cypress trees).
dema (noun), wickerwork fish-trap (pl cypress trees).
demani (noun), autumn (pl cypress trees).
demani (noun), lee side (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
demani (noun 9/10), pl demani, end of south monsoon (August-November) (pl
cypress trees).
demani (noun), season (of the southeast monsoon from August to October)
(pl cypress trees).
demani (noun), sheet (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
demokrasi (noun 9/10), pl demokrasi, democracy (pl cypress trees).
demokrasi yenye kiini kimoja. comm. democratic centralism. [Engl.]
demu (noun), pl mademu, work clothes (for field work) (pl cypress trees).
denge (noun), billy goat (pl cypress trees). denge ya mbuzi. billy
goat.
denge (noun), goat pen (on poles raised off the ground) (pl cypress
trees).
denge (noun), hairstyle with the head shaved to leave only a patch on
top. (pl cypress trees).
dengezi (noun), fish (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dengo (noun), lentil (pl cypress trees). [bot.]
dengo (noun), thick soup made of lentils (or of beans or peas) (pl
cypress trees).
dengu (noun 9/10), pl dengu, lentils (pl cypress trees). Walaji ngano na
dengu [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 424]. Eaters of flour and lentils.
dengu (noun), thick soup made of lentils (or of beans or peas) (pl
cypress trees).
-dengua (verb), bring down (pl cypress trees). dengua kichwa. behead,
decapitate.
-dengua (verb), knock down (birds with stones) (pl cypress trees).
-dengua (verb), shave off (the hair for a particular hair-style) (pl
cypress trees).
deni (noun 5/6), pl madeni, debt (pl cypress trees).
deni (noun), pl madeni, obligation (financial) (pl cypress trees). lipa
deni. pay debts.
densi (noun), dance (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
deraya (noun), armament (pl cypress trees).
deraya (noun), armor (pl cypress trees).
-derereka (verb), drip (pl cypress trees).
-derereka (verb), flow (pl cypress trees).
-derereka (verb), trickle (pl cypress trees).
dereva (noun), pl madereva, chauffeur (pl cypress trees). dereva wa
ndege. pilot. [Engl.]
dereva (noun 5/6), pl madereva, driver (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dereva (noun), pl madereva, machinist (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dereva (noun), pl madereva, mechanic (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
Desemba (noun 9/10), pl Desemba, December (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
deski (noun), desk (school) (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
deste (noun), pl madeste, vessel in which halua is stored (pl cypress
trees).
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, custom (pl cypress trees). kama
desturi. according to custom.
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, habit (pl cypress trees).
desturi (noun), prescriptive law (pl cypress trees).
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, regular practice (pl cypress trees). ni
desturi. it is customary..
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, routine (pl cypress trees).
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, tradition (pl cypress trees).
desturi (noun 9/10), pl desturi, usage (pl cypress trees).
dete (noun), kingfisher (species of) (pl cypress trees). [ornith]
-detea (verb), hobble (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-detea (verb), limp (pl cypress trees). [rare]
detepwani (noun), kingfisher (species of) (pl cypress trees). [ornith]
-deua (verb), take down (a pot from the fire) (pl cypress trees).
-deua (verb), turn (the head scornfully) (pl cypress trees).
deuli (noun), cloth for covering a bier (pl cypress trees). [lnd.?]
deuli (noun), pall (pl cypress trees). [lnd.?]
deuli (noun), silk sash (pl cypress trees). [lnd.?]
deuli (noun), waistband (pl cypress trees). [lnd.?]
devu (noun), pl madevu, antenna (of an insect) (pl cypress trees).
devu (noun), pl madevu, hair of the beard (pl cypress trees).
devu (noun), pl madevu, feeler (of an insect) (pl cypress trees).
devu (noun), pl madevu, hair on the face (pl cypress trees).
-dhabihu (verb), sacrifice (things or animals) (pl cypress trees).
dhahabu (noun 9/10), pl dhahabu, gold (pl cypress trees). mikufu ya
dhahabu [Masomo 167]. gold necklace.
dhahiri (adjective), clear (pl cypress trees). ilikuwa dhahiri kuwa
msichana huyo hajala [Mt]. It was clear that that girl hadn't eaten.. (<
Arabic).
dhahiri (adjective), evident (pl cypress trees). Ni dhahiri basi kuwa
mshairi ni bingwa wa lugha [Masomo 394]. It is evident then that a poet
is an expert in language..
dhahiri (adjective), well known (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adjective), obvious (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adjective), plain (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adjective), plain (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adverb), exact (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adverb), undoubtedly (pl cypress trees).
dhahiri (adverb), openly (pl cypress trees).
-dhahirisha (verb), explain (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhahirisha (verb), expose (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhahirisha (verb), prove (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
dhaifu (adjective), bad-tempered (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), feeble (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), infirm (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), insignificant (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), poor (in quality) (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), powerless (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), sickly (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), slight (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), unsuitable (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), useless (pl cypress trees).
dhaifu (adjective), weak (pl cypress trees). Bi Tamima alikumbusha
watumishi wake kwa sauti dhaifu [Moh]; Miguu ya popo ni dhaifu sana
[Masomo 31];Mtoto anaweza kupata alama nyingi katika kuandika kumbe ni
dhaifu sana katika kuzungumza [Masomo 186]. A child may get high marks in
writing but surprisingly is weak in conversational skills.. (< Arabic).
dhaka (noun), jest (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhaka (noun), joke (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhaka (noun), mockery (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhaka (noun), ridicule (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhakari (noun), penis (pl cypress trees). [anat.]
dhalika (adverb), again (pl cypress trees).
dhalika (adverb), likewise (pl cypress trees). na dhalika. "and so
forth, etc"..
dhalika (adverb), at the same time (pl cypress trees).
dhalika (adverb), similarly (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), deplorable (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), humble (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
dhalili (adjective), low (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
dhalili (adjective), meek (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), miserable (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), obsequious (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), pitiful (pl cypress trees).
dhalili (adjective), poor (pl cypress trees). najua una mchumba yule
mkulima dhalili [Mun]. (< Arabic).
dhalili (adjective), wretched (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-dhalimu (verb), deceive (pl cypress trees).
-dhalimu (verb), exploit (pl cypress trees).
-dhalimu (verb), treat unjustly (pl cypress trees).
-dhalimu (verb), do wrong (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (adjective), cruel (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (adjective), oppressive (pl cypress trees). Moyo mdhalimu wa
utawala wa Wazungu unakaribia kifo [Kenyatta, Masomo 117]. The oppressive
character of European rule is approaching its end..
dhalimu (adjective), unjust (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (adjective), violent (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (noun 5/6an), pl madhalimu, cheat (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (noun), pl madhalimu, swindler (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (noun 5/6an), pl madhalimu, oppressor (pl cypress trees).
aliichukua glasi na kumvurumishia dhalimu wake [Muk]. (< Arabic).
dhalimu (noun 5/6an), pl madhalimu, tyrant (pl cypress trees).
dhalimu (noun 5/6an), pl madhalimu, unjust person (pl cypress trees).
dhaluma (noun), exploitation (pl cypress trees).
dhaluma (noun), injustice (pl cypress trees).
dhaluma (noun), oppression (pl cypress trees).
dhaluma (noun), tyranny (pl cypress trees).
dhamana (noun 9/10), pl dhamana, bail (pl cypress trees).
dhamana (noun 9/10), pl dhamana, guarantee (pl cypress trees).
dhamana (noun), pledge (pl cypress trees).
dhamana (noun 9/10), pl dhamana, responsibility (pl cypress trees). na
wewe unachukua dhamana kwa lo lote litalotokea? [Sul]. (< Arabic).
dhamana (noun), security (pl cypress trees). weka dhamana. give
security.
dhamana (noun 9/10), pl dhamana, surety (pl cypress trees).
dhamani (noun), last month of the south monsoon (pl cypress trees).
dhambi (noun), pl madhambi, crime (pl cypress trees).
dhambi (noun), pl madhambi, offense (pl cypress trees).
dhambi (noun 9/10), pl dhambi, sin (pl cypress trees).
dhambi (noun 5/6), pl madhambi, sin (pl cypress trees). dhambi ya asili.
original sin. (< Arabic). [rel.]
dhambi (noun), pl madhambi, transgression (pl cypress trees).
dhambu (noun), betel (pl cypress trees). jani la dhambu. betel leaf.
-dhamini (verb), guarantee (pl cypress trees).
-dhamini (verb), sponsor (pl cypress trees).
-dhamini (verb), vouch for (pl cypress trees).
dhamini (noun), bail (pl cypress trees).
-dhamira (verb), think (pl cypress trees).
dhamira (noun), conscience (pl cypress trees).
dhamira (noun), innermost conviction (pl cypress trees).
dhamira (noun), intention (pl cypress trees). ni dhamira ya Waafrika
kupata uhuru. it is the desire of the Africans to achieve independence.
dhamira (noun), thought (pl cypress trees).
dhamira (noun), wish (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiri (verb), think (pl cypress trees).
dhamiri (noun), innermost conviction (pl cypress trees).
dhamiri (noun 9/10), pl dhamiri, intention (pl cypress trees). Dhamiri
yake ilikuwa uishi hapa na mimi [Masomo 246]. His intention was that you
should live here with me..
dhamiri (noun 9/10), pl dhamiri, purpose (pl cypress trees). kupiga mbio
ovyo pasi na kuwa na dhamiri [Moh]. (< Arabic).
dhamiri (noun), thought (pl cypress trees).
dhamiri (noun), wish (pl cypress trees). ni dhamiri ya Waafrika kupata
uhuru. it is the wish of the Africans to achieve independence.
dhamiri (noun 9/10), pl dhamiri, aim (pl cypress trees).
dhamiri (noun 9/10), pl dhamiri, conscience (pl cypress trees).
dhamiri (noun 9/10), pl dhamiri, object (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiria (verb), aim (pl cypress trees). (< dhamira n).
-dhamiria (verb), contemplate (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiria (verb), desire urgently (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiria (verb), intend (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiria (verb), ponder (pl cypress trees). (< dhamira n).
-dhamiria (verb), reflect (about something) (pl cypress trees).
-dhamiria (verb), think about (pl cypress trees). Tangu hapo
umeishadhamiria kuoa mke mwengine [Chacha, Masomo 382]. Since then you've
thought about marrying another woman.. (< dhamira n).
-dhamisa (verb), conclude (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dhamisa (verb), bring to an end (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhana (noun), conjecture (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun), idea (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun 9/10), pl dhana, notion (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun), opinion (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun), proposal (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun 9/10), pl dhana, supposition (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun), surmise (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun 9/10), pl dhana, suspicion (pl cypress trees).
dhana (noun), thought (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), assume (pl cypress trees). Mshairi aghalabu huzaliwa na
kipawa maalum cha ushairi lakini isidhaniwe kuwa mtu mwengine hawezi kuwa
mshairi mzuri [Masomo 395]. A poet usually is born with a special poetic
ability but it shouldn't be assumed that another person may not be an
excellent poet..
-dhani (verb), believe (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), conjecture (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), consider (pl cypress trees). Wajinga wa ulimwengu, rangi
hudhani kashifa [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 3 iii]. The fools of the
world, consider color a stigma..
-dhani (verb), guess (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), imagine (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), reflect (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), suppose (pl cypress trees). kinywa kikachimbuka mate
utadhani milizamu imepasuka [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-dhani (verb), suspect (pl cypress trees).
-dhani (verb), think (pl cypress trees).
-dhania (verb), suspect (pl cypress trees).
-dhania (verb applicative), think about (pl cypress trees). ukumbi
ulidhania kuwa yule kijana kwanza akiisoma mwenyewe [Sul]. (< -dhani v).
dhanio (noun 5/6), pl madhanio, hypothesis (pl cypress trees). (< -dhani
v).
dhara (noun), pl madhara, accident (pl cypress trees).
dhara (noun), pl madhara, damage (pl cypress trees).
dhara (noun 5/6), pl madhara, harm (pl cypress trees). (< -dhuru v).
dhara (noun 5/6), pl madhara, hurt (pl cypress trees). (< -dhuru v).
dhara (noun), pl madhara, injury (pl cypress trees). pata dhara. be
injured.
dhara (noun), pl madhara, loss (pl cypress trees).
dhara (noun), pl madhara, misfortune (pl cypress trees).
dhara (noun 5/6), pl madhara, violence (pl cypress trees). (< -dhuru v).
-dharau (verb), deride (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), despise (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), disregard (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), ignore (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), insult (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), have a low opinion of (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), ridicule (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), scorn (pl cypress trees).
-dharau (verb), slight (pl cypress trees).
dharau (noun 9/10), pl dharau, contempt (pl cypress trees). Unaonyesha
dharau tu [Chacha, Masomo 376]; alisema kwa bezo, jeuri na dharau [Moh].
You just show contempt.. (< Arabic).
-dharaulia (verb), scorn (pl cypress trees).
-dharauliwa (verb), be despised (pl cypress trees). (< -dharau v).
dharba (noun), blow (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), gust of wind (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), impact (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), multiplication (pl cypress trees). ["rare, arith".]
dharba (noun), pressure (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), shock (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), storm (pl cypress trees).
dharba (noun), stroke (of an ax etc.) (pl cypress trees).
dhariri (noun), radioactive dust (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun 9/10), pl dharuba, blow (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun 9/10), pl dharuba, sudden calamity (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun), gust of wind (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun), impact (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun), multiplication (pl cypress trees). ["rare, arith".]
dharuba (noun), pressure (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun), shock (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun), storm (pl cypress trees).
dharuba (noun 9/10), pl dharuba, stroke (pl cypress trees). labda
dharuba hiyo itakuamsha kidogo [Moh]. (< Arabic).
dharura (noun 9/10), pl dharura, urgent and unexpected business (pl
cypress trees). Bwana Haji alikuwa na dharura [Moh]. (< Arabic).
dharura (noun), commotion (pl cypress trees).
dharura (noun), confusion (pl cypress trees).
dharura (noun), deal (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dharura (noun), event (sudden and unexpected) (pl cypress trees).
dharura (noun), occurrence (sudden and unexpected) (pl cypress trees).
-a dhati (adjective), genuine (pl cypress trees). mwanamme aliyepata
kuwa mpenzi wake wa dhati [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-a dhati (adjective), sincere (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-a dhati (adjective), true (pl cypress trees). nae alicheka sana, kwa
furaha ya dhati [Muk]. (< Arabic).
dhati (adverb), definitely (pl cypress trees).
dhati (adverb), doubtless (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), aim (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), character (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun 9/10), pl dhati, essence (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun 9/10), pl dhati, free-will (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), goal (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun 9/10), pl dhati, intention (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), nature (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), plan (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun), purpose (pl cypress trees).
dhati (noun 9/10), pl dhati, resolve (pl cypress trees).
dhiaka (noun), pl madhiaka, alertness (to meet a danger) (pl cypress
trees).
dhiaka (noun), pl madhiaka, bait (pl cypress trees).
dhiaka (noun), pl madhiaka, lure (pl cypress trees).
dhiaka (noun), pl madhiaka, readiness (to meet a danger) (pl cypress
trees).
dhiba (noun), auxiliaries (pl cypress trees).
-dhibiti (verb), control (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-dhibiti (verb), defend (pl cypress trees).
-dhibiti (verb), guard (pl cypress trees). aliutamani ukubwa ikiwa utoto
maana yake kudhibitiwa, lakini pia aliuchukia ukubwa ikiwa ukubwa maana
yake kudhibiti wadogo [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-dhibiti (verb), manage (pl cypress trees).
-dhibiti (verb), protect (against) (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-dhibiti (verb), watch (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-dhibiti bei (phrase), control price (pl cypress trees).
dhidi (adverb), against (pl cypress trees).
dhidi (adverb), anti- (pl cypress trees).
dhifa (noun), feast (pl cypress trees).
dhifa (noun 9/10), pl dhifa, generosity (pl cypress trees).
dhifa (noun), guesthouse (pl cypress trees).
dhihaka (noun 9/10), pl dhihaka, derision (pl cypress trees).
dhihaka (noun), joking (pl cypress trees). sema [fanya] dhihaka. make
fun of, mock, deride.
dhihaka (noun), laughter (pl cypress trees).
dhihaka (noun 9/10), pl dhihaka, mockery (pl cypress trees).
dhihaka (noun 9/10), pl dhihaka, ridicule (pl cypress trees). sauti ya
juu iliyojaa dhihaka [Ma].
dhihaka (noun 9/10), pl dhihaka, scorn (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
dhihaka (noun), teasing (pl cypress trees).
-dhihaki (verb), deride (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihaki (verb), make fun of (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihaki (verb), joke (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihaki (verb), mock (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihaki (verb), ridicule (pl cypress trees). (< dhaihaka n).
-dhihaki (verb), tease (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihakiwa (verb), be ridiculed (pl cypress trees). (< dhihaka n).
-dhihiri (verb), be apparent (pl cypress trees).
-dhihiri (verb), be clear (pl cypress trees).
-dhihiri (verb), be obvious (pl cypress trees). kweli ikidhihiri uwongo
hujitenga. when the truth is obvious, falsehood usually gives way.
dhihirifu (adjective), apparent (pl cypress trees).
dhihirifu (adjective), clear (pl cypress trees).
dhihirifu (adjective), well-known (pl cypress trees).
dhihirifu (adjective), obvious (pl cypress trees).
dhihirifu (adjective), plain (pl cypress trees).
-dhihirika (verb), become clear (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhihirika (verb), become obvious (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhihirika (verb potential), become evident (pl cypress trees). (<
Arabic).
-dhihirikia (verb applicative), become clear to someone (pl cypress
trees). ikamdhihirikia kwamba hamna tofauti baina ya wanawake wetu na wa
Kizungu [Ya].
-dhihirisha (verb), explain (pl cypress trees). Babu adhihirisha ukweli
[Masomo 303]. Father explains the truth.. (< dhahiri adj).
-dhihirisha (verb), expose (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhihirisha (verb), prove (pl cypress trees). (< dhahiri adj).
-dhihirisha (verb), reveal (pl cypress trees).
-dhihirisha (verb), show (pl cypress trees).
-dhii (verb), grieve (pl cypress trees).
-dhii (verb), perish (pl cypress trees).
-dhii (verb), pine away (pl cypress trees).
-dhii (verb), waste away (strength or powers) (pl cypress trees).
-dhii (verb), grow weak (pl cypress trees).
dhii (adjective), dwindle (pl cypress trees).
-dhiki (verb), afflict (pl cypress trees).
-dhiki (verb), be in need (pl cypress trees).
-dhiki (verb), oppress (pl cypress trees).
-dhiki (verb), be poor (pl cypress trees).
-dhiki (verb), want (pl cypress trees).
dhiki (noun 9/10), pl dhiki, difficulty (pl cypress trees). moja katika
dhiki niliyokuwa nikiiona, ni kwamba hatuishi peke yetu [Abd]. (<
Arabic).
dhiki (noun 9/10), pl dhiki, distress (pl cypress trees).
dhiki (noun), misfortune (pl cypress trees).
dhiki (noun), need (pl cypress trees).
dhiki (noun 9/10), pl dhiki, trouble (pl cypress trees).
-dhikika (verb), be in distress (pl cypress trees).
-dhikika (verb), be hard-pressed (pl cypress trees). (< -dhiki v).
dhikiri (noun), mention of the name of God (pl cypress trees). [Isl.]
-dhila (verb), degrade (pl cypress trees).
-dhila (verb), despise (pl cypress trees).
-dhila (verb), humiliate (pl cypress trees).
dhila (adjective), abject (pl cypress trees).
dhila (adjective), low (pl cypress trees).
dhila (noun), disparagement (pl cypress trees).
dhila (noun), distress (pl cypress trees).
dhila (noun), humiliation (pl cypress trees).
-dhili (verb), debase (pl cypress trees).
-dhili (verb), degrade (pl cypress trees).
-dhili (verb), despise (pl cypress trees).
-dhili (verb), humiliate (pl cypress trees).
dhili (adjective), abject (pl cypress trees).
dhili (adjective), degraded (pl cypress trees).
dhili (adjective), low (pl cypress trees).
dhili (noun), disparagement (pl cypress trees).
dhili (noun), distress (pl cypress trees).
dhili (noun 9/10), pl dhili, mean condition (pl cypress trees).
-dhilifu (adjective), insignificant (pl cypress trees). (< -dhili v).
-dhilifu (adjective), mean (pl cypress trees). (< -dhili v).
dhilifu (adjective), abject (pl cypress trees).
dhilifu (adjective), degraded (pl cypress trees).
dhilifu (adjective), humiliated (pl cypress trees).
dhilifu (adjective), low (pl cypress trees).
-dhiliwa (verb), be humiliated (pl cypress trees). (< -dhili v).
dhima (noun), responsibility (pl cypress trees).
dhima yenye kikomo (dyk) (noun 9/10), pl dhima zenye kikomo, limited
liability (ltd) (pl cypress trees).
dhiraa (noun), cubit (unit of measure of about 18 inches or half a yard)
(pl cypress trees).
dhiraa (noun), ell (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofika (verb), become feeble (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofika (verb), become infirm (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofika (verb), lose strength (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofika (verb), become weak (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofisha (verb), weaken (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofu (verb), become feeble (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofu (verb), become infirm (pl cypress trees).
-dhoofu (verb), become weak (pl cypress trees).
dhoruba (noun 9/10), pl dhoruba, hurricane (pl cypress trees).
dhoruba (noun 9/10), pl dhoruba, storm (pl cypress trees).
dhoruba (noun 9/10), pl dhoruba, tempest (pl cypress trees).
dhuha (noun), period between sunrise and noon (pl cypress trees).
dhuha (noun), prayer of the period between sunrise and noon. (pl cypress
trees). [lsl.]
-dhuku (verb), taste (pl cypress trees). [dhuku]
-dhuku (verb), try (pl cypress trees). [dhuku]
-dhukuru (verb), pl hata sijamdhukuru [Ya], consider (pl cypress trees).
amevimbisha mashavu kama pweza. (< Arabic).
-dhukuru (verb), praise (the name of Allah) (pl cypress trees).
-dhukuru (verb), pl hata sijamdhukuru [Ya], remember (pl cypress trees).
(< Arabic).
-dhukuru (verb), think (pl cypress trees).
dhulmati (noun 9/10an), pl dhulmati, oppressor (pl cypress trees).
mtesaji, mlafi, dhulmati, afriti, nduli mkubwa! [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-dhulu (verb), be discovered (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dhulu (verb), come to light (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dhuluma (noun), exploitation (pl cypress trees).
dhuluma (noun), injustice (pl cypress trees).
dhuluma (noun), oppression (pl cypress trees).
dhuluma (noun), tyranny (pl cypress trees).
-dhulumiwa (verb), harm (pl cypress trees). (< -dhulumu v).
-dhulumiwa (verb), be oppressed (pl cypress trees). (< dhulumu v).
-dhulumu (verb), deceive (pl cypress trees).
-dhulumu (verb), defraud (pl cypress trees). wangapi wameharibikiwa kwa
kutaka kudhulumu haki za watu [Ya].
-dhulumu (verb), exploit (pl cypress trees).
-dhulumu (verb), oppress (pl cypress trees).
-dhulumu (verb), treat unjustly (pl cypress trees). Usimdhulumu mtu
[Nabhany, Masomo 296]. You should not treat a person unjustly.. (<
Arabic).
-dhulumu (verb), do wrong (pl cypress trees).
dhulumu (noun), pl madhulum, injustice (pl cypress trees).
dhulumu (noun 5/6), pl madhulumu, oppression (pl cypress trees). (<
dhulumu V).
dhulumu (noun), pl madhulum, tyranny (pl cypress trees).
madhulumu (noun), oppression (pl cypress trees). Wananchi walikuwa
wamenituma Ulaya kutetea madhulumu [Kenyatta Masomo 113]. The ordinary
people sent me to Europe to speak out against their opppression..
dhumna (noun), dominoes (pl cypress trees).
dhumna (noun), dice game (pl cypress trees).
dhumuni (noun 5/6), pl madhumuni, intention (pl cypress trees).
dhumuni kuu (noun 5/6), pl madhumuni makuu, principle aim (pl cypress
trees).
dhuria (noun), descendants (pl cypress trees).
dhuria (noun), progeny (pl cypress trees).
-dhurika (verb), be harmed (pl cypress trees). (< -dhuru v).
-dhurika (verb potential), be damaged (pl cypress trees). ilikuwa ni
bora kufa kuliko kuliacha fuvu hili lidhurike [Mun].
-dhurisha (verb), damage (pl cypress trees).
-dhuru (verb), damage (pl cypress trees). haidhuru. it does no harm.
it does not matter. all right, OK.
-dhuru (verb), harm (pl cypress trees). Popo ni viumbe ambao hawawezi
kumdhuru mwanadamu [Masomo 29]. kuleta hasara [Masomo 29].
-dhuru (verb), hurt (pl cypress trees). Sitakudhuru, lakini nitawadhuru
watu wengine [Masomo 246]. I won't hurt you, but I will hurt other
people..
-dhuru (verb), injure (pl cypress trees).
dia (noun), atonement (for homicide) (pl cypress trees).
dia (noun), fine (pl cypress trees).
dia (noun), penalty (pl cypress trees). lipa [toa] dia. pay a penalty.
dia (noun), punishment (pl cypress trees).
dia (noun 9/10), pl dia, ransom (pl cypress trees).
dia (noun), retribution (pl cypress trees). [rel.]
dibaji (noun 9/10), pl dibaji, introduction (pl cypress trees).
dibaji (noun 9/10), pl dibaji, preamble (pl cypress trees).
dibaji (noun 9/10), pl dibaji, preface (pl cypress trees).
dibaji (noun), style (of writing) (pl cypress trees).
-didima (verb), sink in (pl cypress trees).
-didima (verb), be submerged (pl cypress trees).
-didima (verb), be swallowed up (pl cypress trees).
-didimia (verb), disappear (pl cypress trees).
-didimia (verb), sink (pl cypress trees). kila alipozidi kujiuliza,
alihisi yule kijana akididimia katika maswali yake [Sul].
-didimia (verb), be submerged (pl cypress trees).
-didimia (verb), be swallowed up (pl cypress trees).
-didimikia (verb), bore (pl cypress trees).
-didimikia (verb), penetrate (with an implement) (pl cypress trees).
-didimikia (verb), pierce (with an implement) (pl cypress trees).
-didimisha (verb), force down (pl cypress trees). (< -didimia v).
-didimisha (verb), put into (pl cypress trees).
-didimisha (verb), stuff into (pl cypress trees).
difensi (noun), defense (pl cypress trees). [Engl. sport]
difensi (noun), pl madifensi, fullback (football) (pl cypress trees).
[Engl. sport]
difu (noun), pl madifu, fiber (of young coconut leaves) (pl cypress
trees).
digali (noun), stem of a hookah (pl cypress trees).
digrii (noun 5/6), pl madigrii, degree (pl cypress trees).
digrii (noun), pl madigrii, rank (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dika (noun 9/10), pl dika, dikdik (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), precisely (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), exactly (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), exactly (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), good! (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), precisely (pl cypress trees).
dike (adverb), right! (pl cypress trees).
dike (interjection), good! (pl cypress trees).
dike (interjection), right! (pl cypress trees).
diko (noun), pl madiko, landing-place (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
diko (noun), pl madiko, moorings (pl cypress trees). [naut.]
dikteshin (noun), dictation (in schools) (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dikteta (noun 5/6), pl madikteta, dictator (pl cypress trees).
dila (noun), bailer (pl cypress trees).
dila (noun), dipper (pl cypress trees).
dili (noun), snake (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dimba (noun), pl madimba, camp at which initiation rites are performed
(pl cypress trees).
dimbwi (noun 5/6), pl madimbwi, pool (pl cypress trees).
dimbwi (noun 5/6), pl madimbwi, puddle (pl cypress trees).
dimu (noun), lime (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dinari (noun), dinar (gold coin) (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
-dinda (verb), be contrary (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be durable (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be erect (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be firm (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be lasting (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be opposed (pl cypress trees).
-dinda (verb), be taut (pl cypress trees).
dindi (noun), pl madindi, cesspool (pl cypress trees). dindi la choo.
cesspool.
dindi (noun), pl madindi, drain (pl cypress trees).
dindi (noun), pl madindi, hole (pl cypress trees). dindi la kupanda
mbegu. hole for planting seed.
dindi (noun), pl madindi, pit (pl cypress trees).
dindi (noun), pl malindi, cesspool (pl cypress trees). lindi la kupanda
mbegu [Rec]. (< kilindi N).
dindi (noun), pl malindi, drain (pl cypress trees). lindi la kupanda
mbegu [Rec]. (< kilindi N).
dindi (noun), pl malindi, hole (pl cypress trees). lindi la kupanda
mbegu [Rec]. (< kilindi N).
dindi (noun), pl malindi, pit (pl cypress trees). lindi la kupanda mbegu
[Rec]. (< kilindi N).
-dindia (verb), penetrate (pl cypress trees).
-dindia (verb), sink down (pl cypress trees).
dini (noun), creed (pl cypress trees).
dini (noun), faith (pl cypress trees).
dini (noun 9/10), pl dini, religion (pl cypress trees).
dini (noun 9/10), pl dini, worship (pl cypress trees).
-dira (verb), cut the hair (pl cypress trees).
-dira (verb), shave the head (pl cypress trees).
dira (noun), bird (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dira (noun 9/10), pl dira, compass (pl cypress trees).
dira (noun), pl madira, meter (pl cypress trees). [elec.]
-dirabu (verb), spin (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
-diradira (verb), beat around the bush (pl cypress trees).
-diradira (verb), talk evasively (pl cypress trees).
dirhamu (noun), dirhem (coin) (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
dirii (noun), armament (pl cypress trees).
dirii (noun), armor (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), be able (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-diriki (verb), achieve (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), attain (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), dare (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-diriki (verb), be in time (for something) (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), manage (pl cypress trees). humo, walidiriki kuzifungua
nyoyo zao [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-diriki (verb), have possibilities (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), be successful (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), be in time to (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), undertake (pl cypress trees).
-diriki (verb), venture (pl cypress trees). mtoto huyu hadiriki
kumbishia mama yake [Muk]. (< Arabic).
dirisha (noun 5/6), pl madirisha, counter (pl cypress trees). alijongea
tena kwenye dirisha la duka akawanunulia chupa nane za maji ya machungwa
[Muk]. (< Persian).
dirisha (noun), pl madirisha, rectangle (pl cypress trees). [Pers.]
dirisha (noun), pl madirisha, square (pl cypress trees). [Pers.]
dirisha (noun 5/6), pl madirisha, window (pl cypress trees). upepo
ulivuma polepole kupitia dirishani [Kez]. (< Persian).
-dirizi (verb), direct (singing or dancing) (pl cypress trees). [Fr.
diriger?]
-dirizi (verb), lead (singing or dancing) (pl cypress trees). [Fr.
diriger?]
dirizi (noun), iron armor (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
-disa (verb), be erect (of the penis) (pl cypress trees). [vulg]
dishi (noun), pl madishi, crockery (pl cypress trees). [Engl., rare]
dishi (noun), pl madishi, dish (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dishi (noun), pl madishi, dishes (pl cypress trees). [Engl., rare]
dishi (noun), pl madishi, tureen (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
diski (noun), disc (pl cypress trees). [Engl. rare]
diski (noun), phonograph record (pl cypress trees). [Engl. rare]
dispensari (noun), dispensary (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dispensari (noun), public health service (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dispensari (noun 9/10), pl dispensari, pharmacy (pl cypress trees).
[Engl.]
divai (noun 9/10), pl divai, wine (pl cypress trees). [Fr. du vin]
divisheni (noun), division (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
divisheni (noun), part (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
divisheni (noun), pl madiwani, section (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, adviser (pl cypress trees).
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, civil leader (pl cypress trees).
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, council of kings (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
diwani (noun 5/6), pl madiwani, councillor (pl cypress trees).
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, court (pl cypress trees). [arch.]
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, dignitary (pl cypress trees).
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, collection of poems (pl cypress trees).
diwani (noun), pl madiwani, public servant (pl cypress trees).
do (interjection), exclamation of surprise (pl cypress trees). Do! Do!
Huyo aliyesuka mabutu chuma kweli kweli. [Ma].
doa (adjective), varicolored (pl cypress trees).
doa (noun), pl madoa, blot (pl cypress trees).
doa (noun 5/6), pl madoa, mark (pl cypress trees).
doa (noun 5/6), pl madoa, blotch (pl cypress trees).
doa (noun 5/6), pl madoa, spot (pl cypress trees). Chui wana madoa
lakini simba hawana madoa [Masomo 29]; Hyde Park ilikuwa ni doa moja kubwa
jeusi chini ya miguu yake [Ya].
doa (noun 5/6), pl madoa, stain (pl cypress trees).
doana (noun), pl madoana, fishhook (pl cypress trees).
dobi (adjective), heavily laden (a vessel etc.) (pl cypress trees).
dobi (noun 5/6), pl madobi, laundress (pl cypress trees).
dobi (noun 5/6), pl madobi, laundryman (pl cypress trees).
-doda (verb), become cold (of foods) (pl cypress trees).
-doda (verb), not find a husband (fig.) (pl cypress trees). sikwambii
mengine ambayo yamekupa wewe udode na kukosa mangapi mazuri ya ulimwengu
huu [Moh].
-doda (verb), remain so long as to turn bad (pl cypress trees).
-doda (verb), turn bad (of perishable goods) (pl cypress trees).
-dodesha (verb), drip (pl cypress trees).
-dodesha (verb), drop (pl cypress trees).
-dodesha (verb), fail to get something which one has long desired (pl
cypress trees).
-dodesha (verb), trickle (pl cypress trees).
dodi (noun), pl madodi, bracelet (made of wire--iron or brass) (pl
cypress trees).
dodi (noun), pl madodi, wire (iron or brass) (pl cypress trees).
dodo (noun 5/6), pl madodo, breast (pl cypress trees). kuacha madodo ya
kifua chake wazi [Moh]. (< (la kifua)).
-dodoa (verb), lay aside (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dodoa (verb), keep (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dodoa (verb), preserve (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dodofu (noun), fish (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
-dodofya (verb causative), instigate (pl cypress trees). alimwita
Maimuna chemba kumdodofya [Moh].
-dodofya (verb causative), persuade (pl cypress trees).
-dodofya (verb causative), stir up (pl cypress trees).
dodoki (noun), pl madodoki, luffah fruit (Luffa acutangula) (pl cypress
trees).
-dodosa (verb), beat (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), cross-examine (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), drawl (in speaking or reading) (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), falter (in speaking or reading) (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), hesitate (in speaking or reading) (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), knock (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), rattle (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), scrape (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), scratch (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), stammer (in speaking or reading) (pl cypress trees).
-dodosa (verb), strike (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), interfere (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), investigate (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), meddle (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), observe (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), pursue (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), engage in reconnaissance (pl cypress trees). [mil.]
-doea (verb), spy (pl cypress trees).
-doea (verb), study (pl cypress trees).
dofara (noun), pl madofara, sailmaker's measure (pl cypress trees).
[naut]
dofra (noun), pl madofra, sailmaker's measure (pl cypress trees). [naut]
-dogo (adjective), little (pl cypress trees).
-dogo (adjective), small (pl cypress trees).
dogo (adjective), deputy (pl cypress trees). waziri mdogo. deputy
minister.
dogo (adjective), insignificant (pl cypress trees).
dogo (adjective), junior (pl cypress trees).
dogo (adjective), slight (pl cypress trees).
dogo (adjective), sub- (pl cypress trees). komiti ndogo. sub-committee.
dogo (adjective), unimportant (pl cypress trees).
dogo (adjective), young (pl cypress trees).
dogori (noun), pl madogori, drum (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dohani (noun), long basket (for carrying fruit) (pl cypress trees).
dohani (noun), chimney (pl cypress trees).
dohani (noun), smoke (pl cypress trees).
dohani (noun), soot (pl cypress trees).
dohani (noun), smoke-vent (pl cypress trees).
dohori (noun), midday (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dohori (noun), noon (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dohori (noun), time of prayer (pl cypress trees). [isl]
-dokeza (verb), hint (pl cypress trees). (< -dokoa?).
-dokeza (verb), indicate (pl cypress trees).
-dokeza (verb), tell something secretly (pl cypress trees).
-dokeza (verb), suggest (pl cypress trees).
-dokeza (verb), use something in small amounts (e.g. medicine) (pl
cypress trees).
dokezi (noun), pl madokezi, hindrance (pl cypress trees).
dokezi (noun), pl madokezi, impediment (pl cypress trees).
dokezi (noun), pl madokezi, obstacle (pl cypress trees).
dokezo (noun), pl madokezo, hint (pl cypress trees).
dokezo (noun), pl madokezo, recommendation (pl cypress trees).
dokezo (noun), pl madokezo, suggestion (pl cypress trees).
dokhani (noun), narrow basket (for carrying fruit) (pl cypress trees).
dokhani (noun), chimney (pl cypress trees).
dokhani (noun), smoke (pl cypress trees).
dokhani (noun), soot (pl cypress trees).
dokhani (noun), smoke-vent (pl cypress trees).
-dokoa (verb), bite off a small amount of something (pl cypress trees).
-dokoa (verb), break off (a small amount of something) (pl cypress
trees).
-dokoka (verb), gaze (pl cypress trees). macho yadokoka [Ya].
-dokolea (verb), report (news) (pl cypress trees).
-dokolea (verb), tell (news) (pl cypress trees).
dokua (noun), beer (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun 9/10), pl dola, authorities (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun 9/10), pl dola, country (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun 9/10), pl dola, dollar (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dola (noun 5/6), pl madola, empire (pl cypress trees). kwani
wanatawaliwa na dola gani? [Ya]. (< Arabic).
dola (noun 9/10), pl dola, government (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun 5/6), pl madola, nation (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun), pl madola, power (pl cypress trees).
dola (noun 5/6), pl madola, state (pl cypress trees). mkuu wa dola.
chief of state.
dole (noun), pl madole, banana (pl cypress trees).
dole (noun), pl madole, clumsy person (pl cypress trees).
dole (noun 5/6), pl madole, finger (large) (pl cypress trees). hilo domo
halishi? [Sul]. (< Augmentative.).
doli (noun), doll (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
-dolola (verb), dribble (of saliva) (pl cypress trees).
-dolola (verb), drool (of saliva) (pl cypress trees).
-dolola (verb), slaver (of saliva) (pl cypress trees).
-dolola (verb), take a long time (in agreeing on a price when making a
purchase) (pl cypress trees).
-dolola (verb), be unsuccessful (in getting something) (pl cypress
trees).
dominika (noun), pl madomo, Sunday (pl cypress trees). dominika ya
Matawi. [rel. Palm Sunday]
-piga domo (verb), chatter (pl cypress trees).
-piga domo (verb), talk idly (pl cypress trees). waliendelea kupiga domo
kwa muda mrefu [Ya].
domo (noun), pl madomo, beak (large) (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun), pl madomo, boasting (pl cypress trees). piga domo. boast,
brag.
domo (noun), pl madomo, cape (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun 9/10), pl domo, front part of a car (pl cypress trees).
akakaa juu ya domo akala [Moh].
domo (noun 5/6), pl madomo, chattering (pl cypress trees). (<
Augmentative.).
domo (noun), pl madomo, crag (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun 5/6), pl madomo, garrulity (pl cypress trees). (<
Augmentative.).
domo (noun), pl madomo, lip (large) (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun), pl madomo, projection (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun), pl madomo, promentory (pl cypress trees).
domo (noun), pl madomo, talkativeness (pl cypress trees). ana domo. he
talks constantly/chatters.
domo la kwembe (noun), pl makwembe, walking stick with the handle shaped
like the bill of the kwembe (pl cypress trees).
-dona (verb), bite (fish at bait) (pl cypress trees). samaki wanadona
sasa. the fish are biting now [it is a good time for fishing].
-dona (verb), peck (pl cypress trees).
-dona (verb), pick up (pl cypress trees). kuku wanadona nafaka.
chickens pick up grain..
dona (noun), grain of poor quality (pl cypress trees).
-donana (verb), peck at each other (chickens etc.) (pl cypress trees).
donda (noun), pl madonda, sore (large) (pl cypress trees). donda ndugu.
sore that refuses to heal.
donda (noun), pl madonda, ulcer (large) (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, cowrie shell (large) (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, excerpt (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, extract (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, gloss (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, note (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, quotation (pl cypress trees).
dondo (noun), pl madondo, starch (for clothing) (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), drop (one object after another) (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), injure (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), pick up a little at a time. (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), quote (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), make a selection (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), cause sores (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), form sores (pl cypress trees).
-dondoa (verb), wound (pl cypress trees).
-dondoka (verb potential), drip (pl cypress trees). maji yalidondoka
daima [Ng].
-dondoka (verb potential), fall bit by bit (pl cypress trees).
dondoo (noun), antelope (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dondoo (noun), pl madondoo, excerpt (pl cypress trees).
dondoo (noun 5/6), pl madondoo, extract (pl cypress trees). (< -dondoa
v).
dondoo (noun), pl madondoo, note (pl cypress trees).
dondoo (noun 5/6), pl madondoo, quotation (pl cypress trees). (< -dondoa
v).
dondoo (noun 5/6), pl madondoo, selection (pl cypress trees). (< -dondoa
v).
dondoo (noun), steinbuck (pl cypress trees).
dondoro (noun), antelope (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dondoro (noun), hornet (pl cypress trees).
dondoro (noun), stinging insect (pl cypress trees).
dondoro (noun), steinbuck (pl cypress trees).
-dondosha (verb causative), drop (pl cypress trees). mwiko unaodondosha
maharagwe juu ya meza [Ma].
-dondosha (verb causative), let fall bit by bit (pl cypress trees).
-dondoshea (verb), drip (drop by drop) (pl cypress trees). Tumia kijiko
kuchotea mafuta ya moto na kuyadondoshea kwenye kiini cha yai [Masomo 16].
(< -dondoa v).
-dondoshea (verb), make (something) drip (pl cypress trees). (< -dondoa
v).
donge (noun), pl madonge, ball (pl cypress trees). donge la uzi. ball
of yarn.
donge (noun), pl madonge, bonus (pl cypress trees).
donge (noun 5/6), pl madonge, clot (pl cypress trees). macho yalimvimba
na donge lilimjaa rohoni [Ya].
donge (noun), pl madonge, lump (pl cypress trees). donge la damu. clot
of blood.
donge (noun), pl madonge, money (pl cypress trees). Donge analopoata
likitoweka wewe utakuwa wapi? [Masomo 39]. If the money he receives
disappears where will you be?.
donge (noun), pl madonge, raise in pay (pl cypress trees).
donge (noun), pl madonge, winnings (pl cypress trees).
donge (noun 5/6), pl madonge, small rounded ball (of bread or ugali) (pl
cypress trees).
donge (noun 5/6), pl madonge, lump (pl cypress trees).
dongo (noun 5/6), pl madongo, earth (pl cypress trees). njia yenye dongo
jekundu la kinamu [Sul]. (< udonge).
dongo (noun 5/6), pl madongo, soil (pl cypress trees). (< udonge).
dongo (noun), clay (pl cypress trees). udongo wa kinamo. potter's clay.
dongoa (noun), lump (pl cypress trees).
dongoa (noun), mass (pl cypress trees).
-donoa (verb), bite (pl cypress trees).
-donoa (verb), kiss (pl cypress trees).
-donoa (verb), peck (pl cypress trees). [chakula] kilidonolewa donolewa
kidogo na vidole [Ma].
-donoa (verb), pick on something (pl cypress trees). (< dona).
-donoa (verb), sting (pl cypress trees).
-donoa (verb), take in small quantities (pl cypress trees). (< dona).
dopa (noun), sailmaker's palm (leather or canvas used to protect the hand
when sewing heavy material) (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), assert (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), break through (pl cypress trees). ameingia nyumbani kwa
kudopoa ukuta. he got into the house by breaking through the wall.
-dopoa (verb), make a hole (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), insist (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), maintain (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), make a passage (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), penetrate (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), pierce (pl cypress trees).
-dopoa (verb), make a way (pl cypress trees).
doria (noun), advance guard (pl cypress trees). [mil.]
doria (noun 9/10), pl doria, patrol (pl cypress trees). askari doria.
outpost. [mil.]
dosari (noun 9/10), pl dosari, blemish (pl cypress trees).
dosari (noun 9/10), pl dosari, defect (pl cypress trees).
dosari (noun), error (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dosari (noun), fault (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dosari (noun 9/10), pl dosari, imperfection (pl cypress trees).
dosari (noun), imperfection (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dosari (noun), mistake (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dosari (noun 9/10), pl dosari, spot (pl cypress trees).
doti (noun 9/10), pl doti, dot (pl cypress trees).
doti (noun), measure of length (4yards) (pl cypress trees). doti ya
kanga. a part of the kanga. [lnd.]
doti (noun), loincloth (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dovuo (noun), dribble of saliva (during sleep) (pl cypress trees).
-doya (verb), investigate (pl cypress trees).
-doya (verb), reconnoiter (pl cypress trees).
-doya (verb), sponge (a free meal although uninvited) (pl cypress trees).
-doya (verb), spy (pl cypress trees).
-doyadoya (verb), investigate (pl cypress trees).
-doyadoya (verb), reconnoiter (pl cypress trees).
-doyadoya (verb), sponge (a free meal although uninvited) (pl cypress
trees).
-doyadoya (verb), spy (pl cypress trees).
-doyeza (verb), caus. of doya (pl cypress trees).
drammeja (noun), drummer (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dresa (noun), pl madresa, nurse's aide (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dresa (noun), pl madresa, orderly (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dreva (noun), pl madreva, chauffeur (pl cypress trees). dreva wa ndege.
pilot. [Engl.]
dreva (noun), pl madreva, driver (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dreva (noun), pl madreva, machinist (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dreva (noun), pl madreva, mechanic (pl cypress trees). [Engl.]
dua (noun 9/10), pl dua, curse (pl cypress trees).
dua (noun), incantation (pl cypress trees).
dua (noun 9/10), pl dua, petition (pl cypress trees).
dua (noun), plea (pl cypress trees).
dua (noun 9/10), pl dua, prayer (pl cypress trees). omba dua. pray.
dua (noun), spell (pl cypress trees).
dua (noun 9/10), pl dua, supplication (pl cypress trees). Mama Tinda
aliona hotuba hii kama dalili yadua zake kusikilizwa na Mungu [Kez]. (<
Arabic).
-duala (verb), become confused (pl cypress trees).
-duala (verb), be in a difficult situation (pl cypress trees).
-duala (verb), be dumbfounded (pl cypress trees).
-duala (verb), be shocked (pl cypress trees).
-duala (verb), be silent (from astonishment) (pl cypress trees).
-duala (verb), be unnerved (pl cypress trees).
duara (adjective), circular (pl cypress trees).
duara (adjective), round (pl cypress trees).
duara (noun 9/10), pl duara, circle (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
duara (noun), pl maduara, wheel (pl cypress trees).
duara (noun), pl maduara, winch (pl cypress trees).
duara (noun), pl maduara, windlass (pl cypress trees). duara ya maji.
waterwheel.
duaradufu (noun 9/10), pl duaradufu, ellipse (pl cypress trees).
duazi (noun), pl maduazi, person who is speechless from amazement (pl
cypress trees).
-duba (verb), be partially filled (pl cypress trees). [rare]
duba (adjective), not quite full (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dubu (verb), correct (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dubu (verb), improve (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dubu (noun 5/6), pl madubu, bear (pl cypress trees).
dubwana (adjective), excessive (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dubwana (adjective), extreme (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dubwana (adjective), gigantic (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dubwana (adjective), huge (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dubwana (noun 5/6), pl madubwana, giant (pl cypress trees).
dubwana (noun 5/6), pl madubwana, monster (pl cypress trees).
dubwasha (noun), loud (dull or reverberating) sound (i.e. report of a
shotgun or noise of an ax striking wood etc.) (pl cypress trees). [lnd.]
dude (noun), pl madude, good-for-nothing (pl cypress trees).
dude (noun), pl madude, anything the name of which one does not know or
cannot remember (pl cypress trees).
dude (noun), pl madude, what's-its-name (pl cypress trees).
dude (noun), pl madude, thingumbob (pl cypress trees). dude gani hili?.
what kind of a thing is that?.
dude (noun), pl madude, worthless person (pl cypress trees).
-dudia (verb), fill in (a hole) (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-dudia (verb), pour on (pl cypress trees). [rare]
dudu (noun), pl madudu, infectious disease (pl cypress trees). dudu mai.
chicken pox. [med.]
dudu (noun), pl madudu, augment. of insect (any small creeping or flying
creature) (pl cypress trees).
dudu (noun 5/6), pl madudu, insect (pl cypress trees).
dudu (noun), pl madudu, parasite (term of abuse) (pl cypress trees).
dudu (noun), pl madudu, smallpox (pl cypress trees). [med.]
-duduka (verb), be deformed (as a result of illness or accident) (pl
cypress trees).
-duduka (verb), be disfigured (as a result of illness or accident (pl
cypress trees).
-duduka (verb), be pock-marked (pl cypress trees).
-dudulika (verb), be deformed (as a result of illness or accident) (pl
cypress trees).
-dudulika (verb), be disfigured (as a result of illness or accident) (pl
cypress trees).
dudumi (noun), horn (large) (pl cypress trees).
-dudumia (verb), perforate (pl cypress trees).
-dudumia (verb), pierce (pl cypress trees).
-dudumia (verb), puncture (pl cypress trees).
-dudumikana (verb), cause each other embarrassment (pl cypress trees).
dudumizi (noun), pl madudumizi, coucal (kind of bird) (pl cypress trees).
duduvule (noun), wood-boring hornet (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
dufi (noun), sea-tortoise (kind of) (pl cypress trees).
-dufu (adjective), good for nothing (pl cypress trees).
-dufu (adjective), tasteless (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), in bad taste (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), dull (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), foolish (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), insignificant (pl cypress trees). Dufu na wenye
mizungu, sura moja na halafa [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu"7 ii].
Insignificant and remarkable people, those who are the same and who are
different..
dufu (adjective), insipid (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), narrow-minded (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), silly (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), stupid (pl cypress trees). mtu dufu or dufu la mtu.
foolish/stupid person.
dufu (adjective), uninteresting (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adjective), useless (pl cypress trees).
dufu (adverb), worthless (pl cypress trees).
dufu (noun), pl madufu, folly (pl cypress trees).
dufu (noun), pl madufu, simplicity (pl cypress trees).
dugi (adjective), blunt (pl cypress trees). kisu kidugi. a blunt knife.
dugi (adjective), dull (pl cypress trees).
-dugika (verb), be blunt (pl cypress trees). (< -dugi).
-dugika (verb), be dull (pl cypress trees).
dugu (noun), round mat (pl cypress trees).
-duguda (verb), jog (pl cypress trees).
-duguda (verb), jolt (pl cypress trees).
-duguda (verb), shake (pl cypress trees).
-duhushi (verb), investigate (pl cypress trees).
-duhushi (verb), look after someone (pl cypress trees). kumtunza na
kumduhushi binti yao [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-duhushi (verb), search out (pl cypress trees).
-duhushi (verb), spy (pl cypress trees).
duka (noun), pl maduka, business (pl cypress trees). weka [anza] duka.
open up a business.
duka (noun 5/6), pl maduka, shop (pl cypress trees).
duka (noun 5/6), pl maduka, store (pl cypress trees).
-dukisa (verb), eavesdrop (pl cypress trees).
-dukisa (verb), impose (pl cypress trees).
-dukisa (verb), intrude (pl cypress trees).
-dukisa (verb), listen (secretly) (pl cypress trees).
dukisi (noun), pl madukisi, eavesdropping (pl cypress trees).
dukisi (noun), pl madukisi, gossip-mongering (pl cypress trees).
-dukiza (verb), eavesdrop (pl cypress trees).
-dukiza (verb), impose oneself (pl cypress trees).
-dukiza (verb), intrude (pl cypress trees).
-dukiza (verb), listen (secretly) (pl cypress trees).
dukizi (noun), pl madukizi, gossip-mongering (pl cypress trees).
duku duku (adjective), disquiet (pl cypress trees).
duku duku (noun 9/10), pl dukuduku, bitterness (pl cypress trees).
duku duku (noun 9/10), pl dukuduku, perplexity (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku la rohoni mwake sasa limeona njia [Sul].
dukuduku (noun), alarm (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), amazement (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), apprehension (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun 5/6), pl madukuduku, musical band (kind of) (pl cypress
trees). kucheza 'disko' Msasani au 'dukuduku' kule Safari Resort [Ma].
dukuduku (noun), confusion (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), embarrassment (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), excitement (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), urgent request (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), speechlessness (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun), unrest (pl cypress trees).
dukuduku (noun 5/6), pl madukuduku, worry (pl cypress trees).
dulabu (noun), spinning wheel (pl cypress trees).
duma (noun 9/10), pl duma, cheetah (pl cypress trees).
-dumaa (verb), be backward (pl cypress trees).
-dumaa (verb), be retarded (mentally) (pl cypress trees).
-dumaa (verb), be stunted (pl cypress trees).
-dumaa (verb), be stupid (pl cypress trees).
-dumaa (verb), be underdeveloped (pl cypress trees).
dumaa (adjective), atrophied (pl cypress trees).
dumbu (noun), term of address used between brother and sister (pl cypress
trees).
dume (noun 5/6an), pl madume, male (pl cypress trees). jitu dume [Masomo
306]. giant. (< -ume n).
-dumiliza (verb), go through the ceremony of blood-friendship (pl cypress
trees).
dumilizo (noun), pl madumilizo, blood-friendship ceremony (pl cypress
trees).
-dumisha (verb), conclude a blood-friendship (pl cypress trees).
-dumisha (verb), cause to last (pl cypress trees). (< -dumu).
-dumisha (verb), make permanent (pl cypress trees). (< -dumu).
-dumisha (verb), sustain (pl cypress trees). (< -dumu).
-dumisha (verb), uphold (pl cypress trees). (< -dumu).
-dumu (verb), survive harsh conditions (pl cypress trees).
-dumu (verb), endure (pl cypress trees).
-dumu (verb), keep on (pl cypress trees).
-dumu (verb), last (a long time) (pl cypress trees). dumu daima;
uhusiano wake na wananchi haukudumu [Masomo 141]. last forever; his
relationship with the local people did not last long..
-dumu (verb), persist (pl cypress trees).
-dumu (verb), remain (pl cypress trees). aliipa [miasumini] wakati na
nguvu zake zote ili inawiri na kudumu naye milele [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-dumu (verb), persevere (pl cypress trees).
dumu (noun), pl madumu, can (pl cypress trees).
dumu (noun), continue (pl cypress trees).
dumu (noun), pl madumu, jug (pl cypress trees).
dumu (noun), pl madumu, mug (pl cypress trees).
dumu (noun), pl madumu, pot (pl cypress trees).
-dunda (verb), beat (pl cypress trees).
-dunda (verb), knock (pl cypress trees). moyo wake ulianza kudunda
[Kez].
dunda (adverb), stike forcibly against something (pl cypress trees).
-dundika (verb potential), swagger (pl cypress trees).
-dundika (verb potential), walk gracefully (pl cypress trees). natembea
kwa kudundika [Ma].
dundu (noun), scavenger beetle (pl cypress trees).
dundu (noun), pl madundu, calabash (pl cypress trees).
dundu (noun), pl madundu, dried gourd or pumpkin used as a container for
liquids (pl cypress trees).
-dundua (verb), be deformed (pl cypress trees).
-dundua (verb), be mutilated (pl cypress trees).
-dunduiza (verb), begin to ripen (of fruit) (pl cypress trees).
-dunduliza (verb), lay away (pl cypress trees).
-dunduliza (verb), put aside (pl cypress trees).
-dunduliza (verb), keep in reserve (pl cypress trees).
-dunduliza (verb), save (pl cypress trees).
dundumio (noun), pl madudumio, Adam's apple (pl cypress trees). [anat.]
dundumio (noun), pl madudumio, larynx (pl cypress trees). [anat.]
-dunga (verb), bore (pl cypress trees).
-dunga (verb), administer a hypodermic injection (pl cypress trees).
-dunga (verb), pierce (usually the ears for ornaments) (pl cypress
trees).
dunga (noun), pl madunga, covered basket (pl cypress trees).
dunge (noun), pl madunge, green cashew apple (pl cypress trees).
dungu (noun), pl madungu, hut for a watchman (pl cypress trees).
dungu (noun 5/6), pl madungu, platform (raised from the ground used esp.
for bird scarers) (pl cypress trees).
dungu (noun), pl madungu, pulpit (pl cypress trees). dungu la ndege.
cockpit [of an airplane]. [rel]
dungu (noun), pl madungu, scaffolding (pl cypress trees).
dungu (noun), pl madungu, shelter for a watchman (pl cypress trees).
dungu (noun 5/6), pl madungu, stage (pl cypress trees).
-dungua (usingizi) (verb), get to sleep after a long time (pl cypress
trees). kumfanya asiudungue usingizi usiku kucha [Moh].
dungudungu (noun), pl madungudungu, something badly made (pl cypress
trees).
dungudungu (noun), pl madungudungu, confusion of mind (pl cypress trees).
dungudungu (noun), pl madungudungu, deformity (pl cypress trees).
dungumaro (noun), drum for warding off such a spirit (pl cypress trees).
ngoma ya dungumaro. ceremony for exorcising an evil spirit.
dungumaro (noun), evil spirit (pl cypress trees).
duni (adjective), inferior (pl cypress trees). Umejidunisha duni/duni ya
kujidunisha [Alamin Mazrui "Usijiangamize" 9]. You have underrated
yourself as inferior/inferior by underestimation..
duni (adjective), insignificant (pl cypress trees).
duni (adjective), low (pl cypress trees). uso wenye msiba na mavazi duni
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
duni (adjective), mean (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
duni (adjective), unimportant (pl cypress trees). jambo duni. an
unimportant matter.
duni (adjective), useless (pl cypress trees).
duni (adjective), worthless (pl cypress trees).
dunia (noun 9/10), pl dunia, earth (pl cypress trees).
dunia (noun), globe (pl cypress trees). sehemu ya dunia. continent.
dunia (noun), universe (pl cypress trees).
dunia (noun 9/10), pl dunia, world (pl cypress trees). fariki/aga dunia.
euph. depart from the world, die.
-dunisha (verb), despise (pl cypress trees). (< -duni).
-dunisha (verb), underrate (pl cypress trees). Umejidunisha duni/duni ya
kujidunisha [Alamin Mazrui "Usijiangamize" 9]. You have underrated
yourself as inferior/inferior by underestimation.. (< -duni).
-dunishwa (verb), be underestimated (pl cypress trees). (< -duni).
-dunya (adjective), tiny (pl cypress trees). anajikumbuka yeye mwenyewe
Asumini, kitoto kidunya siku zile [Moh].
dunzi (noun), pl madunzi, busybody (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl madunzi, detective (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl madunzi, prying person (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl madunzi, spy (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, prying person (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, detective (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, spy (pl cypress trees).
dunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, busybody (pl cypress trees).
-dupa (verb), cross (pl cypress trees).
-dupa (verb), press forward (pl cypress trees).
-dupa (verb), jump over (pl cypress trees).
-dupa (verb), push one's way through (pl cypress trees).
-dupa (verb), step over (pl cypress trees).
dupa (noun), pl madupa, file (pl cypress trees). kata kwa dupa. file
through something.
dupa (noun), pl madupa, rasp (pl cypress trees). piga dupa. to rasp.
dura (noun), parrot (pl cypress trees).
duriani (noun), durian fruit (pl cypress trees).
-duru (verb), encircle (pl cypress trees).
-duru (verb), go round (pl cypress trees). fig. akili zimemduru. he
has lost his mind.
-duru (verb), surround (pl cypress trees).
duru (noun), drinking by turn (pl cypress trees). coll. sasa ni duru
yangu.. now it is my turn [to drink].
duru (noun), revolution (pl cypress trees).
duru (noun 9/10), pl duru, rotation (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
duru (noun), turn (pl cypress trees).
durubini (noun), binoculars (pl cypress trees). [Pers.]
durubini (noun), telescope (pl cypress trees). darubini ya vidudu.
microscope. [Pers.]
durufu (noun), canvas cover (pl cypress trees).
durui (noun), armament (pl cypress trees).
durui (noun), armor (pl cypress trees).
-durusi (verb), attend a school (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-durusi (verb), learn (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-durusi (verb), study (pl cypress trees). [rare]
-durusu (verb), study (pl cypress trees). ilikuwa kama kufungua kurasa
za kitabu kilichosahauliwa miaka mingi ili kudurusu yaliyopita [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
-dusa (verb), live at other's expense (pl cypress trees).
dusa (adjective), sponge (pl cypress trees).
dusamali (noun), colored kerchief (worn by women) (pl cypress trees).
dusumali (noun), colored scarf (worn by women) (pl cypress trees).
-duta (verb), bounce back (a ball) (pl cypress trees).
-duta (verb), rebound (pl cypress trees).
-duta (verb), reflect (light) (pl cypress trees).
-duta (verb), return (pl cypress trees).
-duta (verb), reverberate (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun 5/6), pl dutu, madutu, appearance (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun), pl dutu, madutu, blemish (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun), pl dutu, madutu, constitution (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun), pl dutu, madutu, form (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun), pl dutu, madutu, pimple (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun 5/6), pl dutu, madutu, shape (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun), pl dutu, madutu, spot (pl cypress trees).
dutu (noun 5/6), pl dutu, madutu, wart (pl cypress trees).
duvi (noun), pl duvi, prawn (pl cypress trees).
duvi (noun), pl duvi, shrimp (pl cypress trees).
-duwaa (verb), become confused (pl cypress trees).
-duwaa (verb), be in a difficult situation (pl cypress trees).
-duwaa (verb), be dumbfounded (pl cypress trees). Idi alikuwa ameduwaa
pale aliposimama [Sul].
-duwaa (verb), be motionless (pl cypress trees). (< Arabic).
-duwaa (verb), be shocked (pl cypress trees).
-duwaa (verb), be silent (from astonishment) (pl cypress trees).
-duwaa (verb), be unnerved (pl cypress trees).
duwara (adjective), pl maduwara, circular (pl cypress trees).
duwara (adjective), pl maduwara, round (pl cypress trees). usukani ni
mduwara. the steering wheel is round.
duwara (noun), pl maduwara, circle (pl cypress trees).
duwara (noun), pl maduwara, wheel (pl cypress trees). duwara ya maji.
waterwheel.
duwara (noun), pl maduwara, winch (pl cypress trees).
duwara (noun), pl maduwara, windlass (pl cypress trees).
duwazi (noun), pl maduwazi, person who is speechless from amazement (pl
cypress trees).
duzi (noun), pl maduzi, eavesdropper (pl cypress trees).
duzi (noun), pl maduzi, gossip (pl cypress trees).
duzi (noun), pl maduzi, tomcat (feral) (pl cypress trees).
dyk (abbreviation), ltd (pl cypress trees). (< dhima yenye kikomo).
dyk (noun 9), ltd (limited liability) (pl cypress trees).
- E -
ebee (interjection), at your service! (formerly used by slaves).
ebee (interjection), yes sir (ma'am)! (formerly used by slaves).
ebho (interjection), hey. Boke [...] Ebho! Unadhani wewe ni nani?
[Chacha, Masomo 372]. Boke [...] Hey! Who do you think you are?.
ebo (interjection), yeah.
ebu (interjection), yeah. Ebu nichukue fimbo niwachape [Masomo 416].
Yeah, I should pick up a stick and beat you [pl]..
ebu! (interjection), well!.
ebu! (interjection), come now!.
eda (noun 9/10), pl eda, wife's period of mourning after death or
divorce.
eda (noun), pl eda, maeda, ritual seclusion of a woman after the death of
her husband or after divorce.
edaha (noun), sacrifice.
edashara (noun 9/10), pl edashara, eleven. [rare]
Edeni (noun), Aden (city of).
edita (noun), editor.
ee! (interjection), oh!.
ee! (interjection), all right!.
ee! (interjection), certainly!.
eeh (interjection), uh-huh.
eeh (interjection), yeah.
eeh (interjection), yes.
eewaa (interjection), yes (interjection of assent or approval).
eewala (interjection), yes (interjection of assent or approval).
efendi (noun), title of rank. [Turk]
-egama (verb), approach.
-egama (verb), lean.
-egama (verb), lean on.
-egama (verb), rest on.
-egama (verb), be supported.
-egamesha (verb), confirm.
-egamesha (verb), establish.
-egamesha (verb), prop up.
-egamesha (verb), support.
-egameza (verb), confirm.
-egameza (verb), establish.
-egameza (verb), prop up.
-egameza (verb), support.
-egamia (verb), lean on. (< -egama).
-egamisha (verb), confirm.
-egamisha (verb), establish.
-egamisha (verb), prop up.
-egamisha (verb), support.
-egemea (verb), approach. Boke anamwegemea Chahe [Chacha, Masomo 376].
Boke approaches Chahe.. (< -egama).
-egemea (verb), depend on. (< -egama).
-egemea (verb), lean against. (< -egama).
-egemea (verb), rely upon. (< -egama).
-egemea (verb applicative), rest on. kijana mwenyewe alikuwa kaegemea
mlango [Sul].
egemeo (noun), pl maegemeo, assistance.
egemeo (noun), pl maegemeo, banister.
egemeo (noun 5/6), pl maegemeo, fulcrum. (< -egama).
egemeo (noun 5/6), pl maegemeo, pivot. (< -egama).
egemeo (noun), pl maegemeo, prop.
egemeo (noun), pl maegemeo, railing.
egemeo (noun 5/6), pl maegemeo, support. (< -egama).
-egemeza (verb), prop. (< -egama).
-egemiza (verb), confirm.
-egemiza (verb), establish.
-egemiza (verb), prop up.
-egemiza (verb), support.
-egesha (verb), bring up close.
-egesha (verb), bring into contact with.
-egesha (verb), moor. meli imeegesha. the ship is moored [at the
wharf].
-egesha (verb), secure.
-egesha (verb causative), park (a car). baada ya Padri kuegesha pikipiki
lake kivulini [Kez].
-egeshana (verb), connect.
-egeshana (verb), bring together.
ehee! (interjection), yes (interjection of assent or approval).
ehsani (noun), benefaction.
ehsani (noun), complaisance.
ehsani (noun), favor.
ehsani (noun), kindness.
ehsani (noun), preference. fanyia ehsani. treat preferentially.
-ehuka (verb), be a lunatic.
-ehuka (verb), be seized with madness.
eidi (noun), lslamic festival. siku kuu ya eidi. Bairam festival.
eka (noun 9/10), pl eka, acre. [Engl.]
ekari (noun 9/10), pl ekari, acre.
peke y- (adjective), alone.
-ekea (verb), put for someone. (< weka V).
ekevu (adjective), clear.
ekevu (adjective), enlightened.
ekevu (adjective), intelligent.
ekevu (adjective), open-minded.
ekevu (adjective), reasonable.
ekevu (adjective), sensible.
ekevu (adjective), understanding.
-ekeza (verb), direct.
-ekeza (verb), order.
-ekeza (verb), show.
eksident (noun), accident. [Engl. rare]
-ekua (verb), break (down).
-ekua (verb), destroy.
-ekua (verb), knock to pieces.
ekundu (adjective), red (all shades from yellow-red to red-brown).
ekwata (noun), equator. [Engl.]
ekzosi (noun 9/10), pl eksozi, exhaust.
ela (conjunction), apart from.
ela (conjunction), but. Ela nyi muna bahati [Amana, Masomo 407]. But
you (pl.) are fortunate.. [taz. Ila]
ela (conjunction), or else.
ela (conjunction), except.
ela (conjunction), otherwise.
ela (conjunction), unless.
elafu (noun), thousand.
-elea (verb), be clear.
-elea (verb), be evident.
-elea (verb), float.
-elea (verb), float. [kohoo] lilielea na kuzungushwa na mkondo wa maji
[Ya].
-elea (verb), be intelligible. kwanza akiisoma mwenyewe ile barua,
imwelee [Sul].
-elea (verb), be plain.
-elea (verb), be on the surface.
-elea (verb), swim on the surface.
-eleka (verb), carry (a child on one's back).
-eleka (verb potential), heap up. (< v caus).
-eleka (verb potential), put one thing on top of another. usitueleke
msumari wa moto juu ya kidonda [Sul]. (< v caus).
-elekanya (verb), pile up.
-elekanya (verb potential), heap up. (< v caus).
-elekanya (verb potential), put one thing on top of another. (< v caus).
-elekea (verb), appear.
-elekea (verb), be directed toward.
-elekea (verb), be inclined toward.
-elekea (verb), point to. nyumba yangu inaelekea kusini. my house faces
south.
-elekea (verb), realize.
-elekea (verb), seem. inaelekea kuwa atakuja. it seems that he will
come.
-elekea (verb), tend to.
-elekea (verb), go toward (a place). Wareno waliona bora kuelekea
Malindi [Masomo 141]. The Portuguese thought it best to go to Malindi
[Masomo 141]. (< -elea).
-elekea (verb), understand.
-elekea (verb), be probable. (< -elea).
-elekeana (verb), agree.
-elekeana (verb), confront each other.
-elekeana (verb), correspond.
-elekeana (verb), be face to face.
-elekeana (verb), be opposite. mistari inayoelekeana. opposite
sides/lines.
elekeo (noun 5/6), pl maelekeo, tendency. (< -elea).
-elekevu (adjective), apt.
-elekevu (adjective), easy to instruct. si lazima, kwa hivyo, Aziza awe
mwepesi, msikivu, mwelekevu? [Abd].
elekevu (adjective), clear.
elekevu (adjective), enlightened.
elekevu (adjective), intelligent.
elekevu (adjective), open-minded.
elekevu (adjective), reasonable.
elekevu (adjective), sensible.
elekevu (adjective), understanding.
-elekewa (verb passive), be approaching.
-elekewa (verb passive), be in front. hakuweza kumaizi nini hasa
lililokuwa likielekewa [Muk].
-elekeza (verb), explain something (to someone). Mpiga kura asiyeweza
kusoma anaweza kumwomba Msimamizi wa Kituo amwelekeze. A voter who is
unable to read may ask the Station Supervisor to explain things to him/her
[Masomo, 102]. (< -elea).
-elekeza (verb), give instructions (to someone). (< -elea).
-elekeza (verb), order.
-elekeza (verb causative), aim.
-elekeza (verb causative), imagine. na Aziza nilimwelekeza atakuwa hivyo
[Abd].
-elekeza (verb causative), point. [Maksuudi] kamwelekeza mkewe bakora
[Moh].
-elekeza (verb), direct. (< -elea).
-elekeza (verb), show the way. mwalimu Matata akawa akielekeza na
kukosoa bila matani [Muk]. (< -elea).
-elekezana (verb), reach an agreement.
elektrisiti (noun), electricity. (< ent). [elect]
elektroni (noun 9/10), pl elektroni, electron.
-eleleza (verb), copy.
-eleleza (verb), explain. (< -elea).
-eleleza (verb), imitate.
-eleleza (verb), follow a pattern. (< -elea).
-elemea (verb), be annoying.
-elemea (verb), be burdensome.
-elemea (verb), crush.
-elemea (verb), dash.
-elemea (verb), oppress. kiza kilichowaelemea kwa miaka [Moh].
-elemea (verb), overwhelm.
-elemea (verb), press.
-elemea (verb), impel.
-elemea (verb), push forward.
-elemea (verb), rest heavily upon. Rehema alisema, huku akishindana
kuuzuia mwili mzito uliokuwa ukimwelemea [Sul].
-elemea (verb), rush. Saada kama wimbi alielemea kibandani mwao [Moh].
-elemea (verb), be troublesome.
-elemea (verb), weigh down.
-elemea (verb), be annoying.
-elemea (verb), be burdensome.
-elemea (verb), crush. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-elemea (verb), impel.
-elemea (verb), oppress. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-elemea (verb), overwhelm. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-elemea (verb), push forward.
-elemea (verb), be troublesome.
-elemea (verb), weigh down. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
elementi (noun 9/10), pl elementi, element. [Engl. chem.]
-elemisha (verb), drill.
-elemisha (verb), instruct.
-elemisha (verb), impart knowledge.
-elemisha (verb), teach.
-elemisha (verb), train.
-elewa (verb), understand. (< -elea).
-eleza (verb), make clear.
-eleza (verb), explain. (< -elea).
-eleza (verb), cause to float.
-elezea (verb), explain. (< -elea).
elezo (noun), pl maelezo, commentary.
elezo (noun), pl maelezo, description. Maelezo yafuatayo yametolewa
kulenga shabaha hiyo [Masomo 3].
elezo (noun 5/6), pl maelezo, explanation. (< -elea).
elezo (noun 5/6), pl maelezo, instruction. (< -elea).
elfeen (noun 9/10), pl elfeen, two thousand. [archaic]
elfu (noun 5/6), pl maelfu, thousand. elfu elfu. great number.
eliki (noun), cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum). [lnd.]
-elimika (verb), be educated. (< elimu).
-elimika (verb), be well informed.
-elimisha (verb), drill.
-elimisha (verb), educate. Madhumuni ya elimu ya sekondari ni
kuwaelimisha vijana [Masomo 262]. The objective of secondary education is
to educate young people.. (< elimu).
-elimisha (verb), instruct.
-elimisha (verb), impart knowledge.
-elimisha (verb), teach.
-elimisha (verb), train.
-elimishia (verb), teach something to someone.
elimu (noun), education. elimu ya hesabu. mathematics.
elimu (noun), science. elimu ya ukulima. agricultural science.
elimu (noun 9/10), pl elimu, knowledge.
kamati ya elimu (noun 9/10), pl kamati za elimu, education committee.
Eljuma (noun), Friday. Eljuma kuu. Good Friday. [rare]
elki (noun), cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum). [lnd.]
-ema (adjective), generous.
-ema (adjective), harmless thing (eg night). usiku mwema. good night.
-ema (adjective), kind.
-ema (adjective), pious.
-ema (adjective), pleasant.
ema (adjective), good (in gen.). upepo mwema. pleasant breeze.
ema (noun), weir-basket.
ema (noun), fishing-net.
-embamba (adjective), thin. mikono ya mwalimu ilikizunguka kiuno
chembamba cha mwanafunzi [Muk].
embamba (adjective), delicate. nafaka nyembamba. fine grain.
embamba (adjective), narrow. bonde jembamba. a narrow valley.
embamba (adjective), slender.
embamba (adjective), slim. mtu mwembamba. a slim/slender person.
embe (noun 5/6), pl maembe, mango.
embemba (adjective), fine.
emboe (noun), gum (of the baobab).
emboe (noun), resin.
embwe (noun), gum (of the baobab).
embwe (noun), resin.
-emewa (verb passive), be perplexed. Rehema alisimama pale pale kwa
dakika nzima kaemewa [Moh].
-emeza (verb causative), puzzle. macho juu ya kifua chake kuemezwa na
maumbile yaliyokuwa yakipiga hatua na kumfanya yeye ajae haya [Moh].
enchini (noun), engine. enchini ya moshi. steam engine. [Engl. rare]
enchini (noun), machine. [Engl. rare]
enchini (noun), motor. [Engl. rare]
-enda (verb), act. enda miayo. yawn.
-enda (verb), go (in gen.). enda kwa miguu. go on foot.
-enda (verb), move.
-enda (verb), proceed.
-enda (verb), progress.
-enda haja (verb), relieve oneself.
-enda pecha (verb), limp.
endapo (conjunction), in the event that....
endapo (conjunction), in case.
-endea (verb), go for. endea kuni. go to collect firewood.
-endea (verb), go with.
endeka (adjective), passable. njia haiendeki. the way/road/street is
impassable. (< -enda).
-endekeza (verb), adapt. (< -enda).
-endekeza (verb), adjust.
-endekeza (verb), pay attention. usimwendekeze maneno yake. pay no
attention to his words.
-endekeza (verb), fit.
-endekeza (verb), put right. (< -enda).
-endekeza (verb), spoil (a child).
-endekeza (verb potential), humor someone's whims. mwendekeze babaako
[Moh]. (< v caus).
-endelea (verb), move ahead.
-endelea (verb), continue. habari inaendelea. the story will be
continued.
-endelea (verb), develop. (< -enda).
-endelea (verb), go on. (< -enda).
-endelea (verb), grow. (< -enda).
-endelea (verb), proceed. (< -enda).
-endelea (verb), progress. (< -enda).
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, advancing (act of).
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, development.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, enhancement.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, expansion.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, growth.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, improvement.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, increase.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, proceeding (act of).
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, progress.
endeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, success. [rare]
-endeleza (verb), continue (something). Waliendelea na kazi zao za
kilimo na za kuendeleza huduma za lazima [Nyerere, Masomo 277]. They
continued with their agricultural work and that of providing essential
services.. (< -enda).
-endeleza (verb), develop. (< -enda).
-endeleza (verb), extend. (< -enda).
-endeleza (verb), spell (words).
-endeleza (verb), enlarge.
-endeleza (verb), magnify.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, advancing (act of).
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, development.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, enhancement.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, expansion.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, growth.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, improvement.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, increase.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, proceeding (act of).
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, progress.
endelezo (noun), pl maendelezo, success. [rare]
-endesha (verb), carry out (a plan).
-endesha (verb), conduct. Waliweza kuendesha shughuli zao bila wasi wasi
[Masomo, 72].
-endesha (verb), continue (to do something). (< -enda).
-endesha (verb), have diarrhoea. (< -enda).
-endesha (verb), lead (a meeting).
-endesha (verb), manage.
-endesha (verb), set in motion. endesha gari [motakaa]. drive a wagon
[an automobile].
-endesha (verb), operate (a business).
-endesha (verb), start.
-endesha (verb), steer.
-endesha (verb causative), drive. ninaye Mnigeria ananifundisha
kuendesha gari [Ma]; Ingawa daktari alisahau kumfundisha kuiendesha
aliamua kuitafuta motaboti hiyo ili atoroke mahali pale [Masomo 245].
Although the doctor forgot to teach him to drive it, he decided to look
for that motorboat so as to escape from that place.. (< -enda).
-enea (verb), expand.
-enea (verb), spread. enea habari. spread the news, advertise.
-enenda (verb), imper. see enda. nendeni zenu. go about your business.
-enenza (verb), compare.
-enenza (verb), measure.
-enenza (verb), survey.
enenzi (noun), pl maenenzi, gait. maenenzi ya pole pole [haraka]. slow
[rapid] gait.
enenzi (noun), pl maenenzi, pace.
eneo (noun 5/6), pl maeneo, area. Ni miji mingapi yenye mabasi ya
kuhudumia maeneo yote ya miji hiyo? [Masomo 215]. How many cities have
buses to serve all areas of these cities?. (< -enea).
eneo (noun), pl maeneo, expansion.
eneo (noun), pl maeneo, extent. eneo la nchi hii. the extent of this
country.
eneo (noun), pl maeneo, sphere of influence.
eneo (noun 5/6), pl maeneo, province. alikuwa msimamizi wa vituo vyote
vya polisi katika eneo hilo [Ng].
eneo (noun), pl maeneo, range.
eneo (noun), pl maeneo, zone. eneo la kushilia kwa majeshi. military
occupation zone.
eneo a eneo (adjective), square (as a measure of area). inchi za eneo
nne. four square inches.
-eneza (verb), compare.
-eneza (verb), expand (something).
-eneza (verb), proclaim (what a choir does by producing kandas). (< -
enea).
-eneza (verb), spread. Njia tofauti zilitumika kueneza elimu [Masomo
312]. Different ways were used to spread education.. (< -enea).
-eneza (verb), circulate. (< -enea).
-eneza (verb), fit. (< -enea).
-eneza (verb), measure. (< -enea).
-eneza (verb), proclaim. (< -enea).
enezi (noun 5/6), pl maenezi, distribution. (< -enea).
enezi (noun), pl maenzi, extension.
enezi (noun 5/6), pl maenezi, spread. (< -enea).
-enga (verb), cut up (e.g. manioc).
-enga (verb), pamper.
-enga (verb), split.
-enga (verb), spoil.
-engaenga (verb), overwhelm someone with affection.
-engine (adjective), other. (< -ingine).
-engua (verb), remove foam.
-engua (verb), skim off.
enhee! (interjection), yes (interjection of assent or approval).
enjili (noun 9/10), pl enjili, gospel. maandiko ya Agao Jipya. New
Testament. [rel.]
enjili (noun 9/10), pl enjili, New Testament.
enjine (noun), engine. enjine ya moshi. steam engine. [Engl. rare]
enjine (noun), machine. [Engl. rare]
enjine (noun), motor. [Engl. rare]
-enu (adjective), your (plural).
-enu (adjective), yours (plural).
-enu (pronoun), your. nyumba yenu. your house.
-enu (pronoun), yours. nyumba yenu. your house.
-enye (adjective), with.
-enye (conjunction), having.
-enye (pronoun), possessing.
enye (adjective), containing. [used in conj. w. other parts of speech
to form adjectives.]
enye (adjective), having. enye watu wengi. thickly populated. [used in
conj. w. other parts of speech to form adjectives]
enye (adjective), possessing. [used in conj. w. other parts of speech
to form adjectives]
-enye rangi (adjective), colored. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
enyewe (adjective), self (emphasizing identity). mtu mwenyewe. the man
himself.
enyi (adjective), containing. [used in conj. w. other parts of speech
to form adjectives]
enyi (adjective), having. [used in conj. w. other parts of speech to
form adjectives]
enyi (adjective), possessing. [used in conj. w. other parts of speech
to form adjectives]
Enyi! (interjection), You!.
enyi! (interjection), exclamation referring to 2nd pers. pl. Hey, you
there!.
-enza (verb), caus. of enda.
-enza (verb), compare.
-enza (verb), measure.
-enza (verb), survey.
-enzi (verb), invest with power.
-enzi (verb), exalt.
-enzi (verb), glorify.
-enzi (verb), honor and respect someone. lini utakumbuka wako
wanaokupenda na kukuenzi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-enzi (verb), inaugurate (as ruler).
-enzi (verb), install.
enzi (noun), dominion.
enzi (noun 9/10), pl enzi, period of time.
enzi (noun), power.
enzi (noun), sovereignty. katika enzi ya ..... during the reign of ...
enzi (noun 9/10), pl enzi, might.
enzi (noun 9/10), pl enzi, rule.
toka enzi (adverb), for a long time. (< toka V, enzi N).
-enzika (verb potential), bury. katenda jambo la kuenzika [Muk].
-epa (verb), avoid. akitazama mbele kuyaepa macho yake [Sul].
-epa (verb), make a detour.
-epa (verb), deviate.
-epa (verb), diverge.
-epa (verb), duck (to avoid being hit).
-epa (verb), evade.
-epa (verb), make excuses.
-epa (verb), reflect.
-epa (verb), go round.
-epa (verb), shirk (something).
-epa (verb), wriggle out of something.
-epa epa (verb), get out of the way. Kiongozi huyo shujaa naye
aliendelea kuepa epa na Wameru [Masomo, 87]. This heroic leader left with
the Meru people [Masomo, 87].
-epea (verb), miss the mark.
-epesi (adjective), active. Aziza awe mwepesi, msikivu, mwelekevu [Abd].
-epesi (adjective), easy. Maswali mepesi na magumu yachanganywe [Masomo
189]. Easy and difficult questions should be mixed..
-epesi (adjective), fine. kitambaa chepesi cha maua maua [Muk].
-epesi (adjective), agile. Amina alihakikisha kwa ulimi mwepesi [Sul].
-epesi (adjective), quick. mwendo wake ulikuwa maridadi na mwepesi
[Sul].
-epesi (adjective), soft.
-epesi (adjective), swift.
epesi (adjective), energetic.
epesi (adjective), fast.
epesi (adjective), hasty.
epesi (adjective), impatient.
epesi (adjective), light (in weight). kiatu chepesi; popo wana miili
myepesi [Masomo 29]. slipper; bats have lightweight bodies.
epesi (adjective), unimportant.
epesi (adjective), not serious.
eproni (noun), apron. [Engl.]
-epua (verb), clear away.
-epua (verb), remove.
-epua (verb), take off the fire.
-epuka (verb), avoid. Kuyeyusha upesi kunawasaidia popo kuepuka kuwa na
uzito mkubwa ambao ungewapa taabu ya kuruka [Masomo 31].
-epuka (verb potential), abstain from. ingekuwa vigumu kumwepuka [Muk].
-epukana (verb), avoid each other.
-epukana (verb), disagree.
-epukana (verb), pass by each other.
-epukana (verb), be at variance.
-epukwa (verb), be avoided. (< -epuka).
-epusha (verb), avoid. tuepushe na kimbunga hiki, mwanangu [Kez],
kujiepusha na macho na midomo ya watu [Sul]. Let's avoid this storm my
child; avoiding the eyes and mouths of peope from oneself.. (< -epuka).
-epusha (verb), keep at a distance.
-epusha (verb), reject.
-epusha (verb), rescue. (< -epuka).
-epusha (na) (verb causative), spare.
-erevu (adjective), clever.
-erevu (adjective), cunning.
-erevu (adjective), shrewd. hawa werevu watarudi maofisini na kuanza
kutajirika [Ng].
erevu (adjective), capable.
erevu (adjective), crafty.
erevu (adjective), ingenious.
erevu (adjective), sly.
erevu (adjective), talented.
-erevuka (verb), be enlightened.
-erevuka (verb), be intelligent.
-erevuka (verb), be shrewd.
-erevusha (verb), enlighten.
-erevusha (verb), make wise.
eria (noun), area. [Engl.]
erieli (noun), aerial. (< eng). [elect]
erieli (noun), antenna. (< eng). [elect]
eropleni (noun 9/10), pl eropleni, airplane. njia ya eropleni. airline.
[Engl.]
esha (noun), evening prayer (6:30 - 8:30). [isl]
esi (noun), bolt.
esi (noun), peg (of a musical instrument).
esi (noun), screw.
espesheli (adverb), especially. [Engl.]
eti (conjunction), as if.
eti (phrase), indicates doubt about a following statement. Wageni
hawakuwa na haki yo yote ya kuwaonea Waafrika kwa kisingizio eti
wanawasstaarabisha [Masomo 206]. The strangers had no right to oppress
the Africans on the false pretense that they were civilizing them.
eti! (interjection), hey! (exclamation to attract attention). ati!
wewe!. Hey! you.
eti! (interjection), in requests for repetition. eti! umesema nini?.
what did you say?.
-etu (adjective), ours.
-etu (pronoun), our. kitabu chetu. our book.
-etu (pronoun), ours (class 7). kitabu chetu. our book.
-eua (verb), cleanse.
-eua (verb), disinfect. [med.]
-eua (verb), purify ceremonially.
-eupe (adjective), clear.
-eupe (adjective), pure. macho yake meupe yasiyo na hatia yaliwatisha
[Mt].
-eupe (adjective), righteous.
-eupe (adjective), white. Charles alikuwa kijana mwembamba [...] mweupe
na mwenye sura nzuri [Kez].
eupe (adjective), clean.
eupe (adjective), free.
eupe (adjective), light (in color).
eupe (adjective), open. nchi nyeupe. open land [without trees].
eupe (adjective), transparent.
-eusi (adjective), black.
-eusi (adjective), dark (in color).
eusi (adjective), gloomy.
ewaa! (interjection), yes (interjection of assent or approval).
ewe (interjection), oh you. ewe ua waridi lenye fumbo! [Kez].
ewe! (interjection), Hey there!.
Ewe! (interjection), You there!.
-ewedeka (verb), have nightmares.
-ewedeka (verb), talk in one's sleep.
-ewedeka (verb), talk deliriously.
-eza (verb), compare.
-eza (verb), measure.
-eza (verb), survey.
-ezeka (verb), beat.
-ezeka (verb), cover. ezeka nyumba. cover a roof [with grass, straw].
-ezeka (verb), thatch.
-ezeka (verb), thrash.
ezeko (noun), pl maezeko, covering a roof (act of).
ezeko (noun), pl maezeko, material for roof covering.
-ezekwa (verb), be thatched. (< -ezeka).
-ezekwa (verb passive), be covered (of a roof). nyumba zake zilikuwa
zimeezekwa bati [Sul].
-ezi (verb), invest with power.
-ezi (verb), exalt.
-ezi (verb), glorify.
-ezi (verb), inaugurate (as ruler).
-ezi (verb), install.
ezi (noun), dominion.
ezi (noun), power. kiti cha enzi. throne.
ezi (noun), rule.
ezi (noun), sovereignty.
-ezua (verb), remove roofing (grass or straw).
-ezua (verb), uncover.
- F -
-fa (verb), die.
-fa (verb), be very hungry.
-fa udusi (noun), die a natural death (of animals).
-enye kufaa (verb), proper. nyimbo za kubembelezea kwa sauti zenye kufaa
[Sul].
-enye kufaa (verb), right.
-faa (verb), benefit.
-faa (verb), be convenient.
-faa (verb), suit.
-faa (verb), be suitable. Maoni yetu ni kwamba mchumba huyu hakufai.
Achana naye [Masomo 40].. Our opinion is that this fiance is unsuitable
for you. Break up with him..
-faa (verb), be of use. yatakuja kukufaa utakapokuwa mkubwa na kwako
[Moh].
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, agitation. (< Arabic).
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, bustle. (< Arabic).
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, confusion.
fadhaa (noun), difficulty.
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, dismay. akili ilikuwa na fadhaa [Sul],
hajifahamu kwa fadhaa za kihoro hiki [Mun].
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, disquiet. (< Arabic).
fadhaa (noun), excitement.
fadhaa (noun 9/10), pl fadhaa, perplexity.
-fadhaika (verb), be confused. yule kijana alifadhaika [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
-fadhaika (verb), be terrified.
-fadhaika (verb), be troubled. (< fadhaa v).
-fadhaisha (verb), disquiet. (< fadhaa v).
-fadhaisha (verb causative), trouble. swali lilimfadhaisha [Sul].
fadhila (noun 9/10), pl fadhila, kindness. Sisahau fadhila [Masomo 246].
I don't forget kindness. (< fadhili v).
-fadhili (verb), aid. (< fadhili v).
-fadhili (verb), assist. (< fadhili v).
-fadhili (verb), favor. (< fadhili v).
-fadhili (verb), help. (< fadhili v).
-fadhili (verb), show kindness.
-fadhili (verb), lay under an obligation.
-fafanisha (verb), make clear. (< fafanua v).
-fafanisha (verb), compare.
-fafanisha (verb), explain.
-fafanisha (verb), liken to. (< fafanua v).
-fafanua (verb), clarify.
-fafanua (verb), explain.
-fafanua (verb), expound.
-fafanua (verb), liken to.
-fafanua (verb), recognize.
-fafanua (verb), understand.
-fafanuka (verb), be clear. (< fafanua v).
-fafanulia (verb), make clear (to someone). Ngoja nikufafanulie [Chacha,
Masomo 380]. Wait and let me make this clear to you.. (< fafanua v).
-fafanusha (verb), make clear. (< fafanua v).
-fafanusha (verb), explain. (< fafanua v).
-fagia (verb), remove.
-fagia (verb), sweep.
fagio (noun 5/6), pl mafagio, broom (big). (< -fagia v).
fagio (noun 5/6), pl mafagio, brush (big). (< -fagia v).
-fagiwa (verb), be swept. (< -fagia v).
fahali (noun 9/10), pl fahali, bull.
-fahamiana (verb), understand each other. (< -fahamu v).
-fahamiana (verb reciprocal), know one another. lakini wenyewe
wakifahamiana vyema [Sul].
-fahamika (verb), be understood. (< -fahamu v).
-fahamikiana (verb), understand mutually. Kutofahamikiana huku
kulizuilia jitahadi zetu za kupigania haki [Kenyatta, Masomo 115]. (< -
fahamu v).
-fahamisha (verb), remind. (< -fahamu v).
-fahamisha (verb causative), inform. hilo lilitosha kumfahamisha
Maksuudi, Biti Kocho alikuwa mtu wa namna gani [Moh]. (< -fahamu v).
-fahamivu (adjective), implied.
-fahamivu (adjective), intelligent. (< -fahamu v).
-fahamu (verb), be acquainted with.
-fahamu (verb), know. alifahamu huyo mtu alikuwa nani [Kez], Sperantia
alikuwa bado hajafahamu kuzungumza [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-fahamu (verb), understand.
fahamu (noun 9/10), pl fahamu, comprehension. (< Arabic).
fahamu (noun 9/10), pl fahamu, consciousness. Nilianguka na kupoteza
fahamu kwa muda [Masomo 167];kurishai ndani ya fahamu yake [Moh]. I fell
and lost consciousness for a time. (< Arabic).
fahamu (noun 9/10), pl fahamu, intelligence. baada ya kupata fahamu zake
vizuri, tabia yake nzima iligeuka [Moh]. (< Arabic).
faharasa (noun), list.
-fahari (verb), boast.
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, fame.
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, grandeur. mapambo ya fahari yalikuwa
shahidi wa mzazi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, honor. Leo tena tunawakumbuka mashujaa
hao kwa fahari [Nyerere, Masomo 274]. Today we again remember these
heroes with honor..
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, magnificence. (< Arabic).
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, pomp. (< Arabic).
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, prestige.
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, pride. uso wake umejaa fahari, tabasamu
na tamaa [Moh].
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, show.
fahari (noun 9/10), pl fahari, splendor. Fahari ya ulimwengu, na mbingu
yetu ghorofa [Shaaban Robert, "Rangi Zetu" 11 ii]. The splendor of the
world and of the sky above us.
fahirisi (noun 9/10), pl faharisi, index.
fahirisi (noun 9/10), pl faharisi, table of contents.
fahuwa (adverb), all right. ukinikuta fahuwa, hujanikuta nitakupigia
simu kesho [Ya]. (< Arabic).
fahuwa (adverb), fine. (< Arabic).
-a faida (adjective), useful. hana neno la faida atakalopata kutokana na
midomo [hiyo] [Moh].
-wa na faida (verb), benefit.
-wa na faida (verb), gain.
-wa na faida (verb), profit.
-wa na faida (verb), be of value.
faida (noun 9/10), pl faida, advantage. (< Arabic).
faida (noun), earnings.
faida (noun 9/10), pl faida, gain. (< Arabic).
faida (noun 9/10), pl faida, profit. haya malezi yangu ya muruwa ni
faida yako mwenyewe [Moh], hasira isiyo na faida yo yote ilimpanda [Sul].
-faidi (verb), benefit from something.
-faidi (verb), enjoy (oneself). kuifaidi zawadi peke yake [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
-faidi (verb), get to know well. nyote hamjamfaidi kijana yule [Sul].
(< Arabic).
-faidi (verb), derive pleasure from. mikono yako ilikuwa ikifaidi
kukishika [kiuno changu] [Ma]. (< Arabic).
-faidi (verb), profit. (< faida n).
-faidia (verb), benefit. (< faida n).
-faidia (verb), profit. (< faida n).
-faidika (verb), be advantageous. (< faida n).
-faidika (verb), profit from. (< faida n).
-faidisha (verb), benefit. kutaka kuwafaidisha wale wasiokuwa na ujuzi
mkubwa wa Kiswahili [Masomo 394]. to want to benefit those who do not
have a great knowledge of Kiswahili [Masomo 394]. (< faida n).
faili (noun), file.
fainali (noun), final match or round in sports. [sport]
faini (noun 9/10), pl faini, fine.
faini (noun), penalty.
-faiti (verb), delay.
-faiti (verb), hinder.
faja (adjective), stable.
fajaa (adverb), unexpectedly.
fakaika (adverb), much less.
fakaika (adverb), much more.
fakefu (adverb), much less.
fakefu (adverb), much more.
fakiri (noun), beggar.
fakiri (noun), poor person.
Falada (noun), Mombasa.
falaki (noun), astronomy.
-falanua (verb), clarify.
-falanua (verb), describe.
-falanua (verb), explain.
fali (noun 9/10), pl fali, augury of good luck.
fali (noun), fate.
fali (noun 9/10), pl fali, omen.
faliti (noun), children's game.
falka (noun), hold (of a ship).
falsafa (noun 9/10), pl falsafa, philosophy. mwisho akafika kilele cha
utaalamu na kujipatia udaktari wa falsafa [Ya]. (< Arabic).
faluda (noun), porridge made of corn.
faluda (noun 9/10), pl faluda, pudding. faluda bakulini inang'ara [Ya].
(< Arabic).
familia (noun 9/10), pl familia, family.
-fana (verb), prosper.
-fana (verb), succeed.
fanaka (noun), benefit.
fanaka (noun 9/10), pl fanaka, prosperity. wakamtakia heri na fanaka
huko endako [Moh]. (< Arabic).
fanaka (noun 9/10), pl fanaka, success. Tunamtakia kila la heri na
fanaka [Masomo 325]. We wish him every advantage and success.
-fanana (verb), resemble.
-fanana (verb), be similar.
-fanana (verb reciprocal), be alike. tazama wawili nyiye mliofanana
[Abd].
-fananisha (verb causative), compare. alimfananisha Mansuri na baba yake
[Sul]. (< fanana v).
faneli (noun), chimney. (< Engl.).
faneli (noun), funnel (of a ship). (< Engl.).
fanguru (noun), clamp.
fanguru (noun), vise.
fani (adjective), favorable.
fani (adjective), successful.
fani (adjective), valuable.
fani (adjective), worthy.
fani (noun 9/10), pl fani, type. walimu wa fani mbali mbali za michezo
[Masomo 363]. teachers of various types of games.
fanicha (noun 9/10), pl fanicha, furniture.
-fanidi (verb), select (by comparing).
-fanikia (verb), succeed in something.
fanikio (noun), pl mafanikio, success.
-fanikiwa (verb), be successful. TANU na ASP zikawa zimefanikiwa kuomboa
Tanzania [Masomo 207]; sioni kama kuna tamaa ya kufanikiwa [Chacha, Masomo
381]. TANU and the ASP had been successful in liberating Tanzania; I
don't see if there is a desire to succeed.. (< fanaka n).
-fanikiwa (verb), prosper. (< fanaka n).
fanusi (noun 9/10), pl fanusi, lamp.
fanusi (noun 9/10), pl fanusi, lantern.
-fanya (verb), do. njia iliwafanya wapendane [Kez].
-fanya (verb), make.
-fanya (verb), perform.
-fanyia (verb applicative), do for. safari hii uzazi haukumfanyia taabu
[Moh].
-fanyia (verb applicative), do to.
-fanyika (verb), be done. Mwalimu huuliza vitu vilivyofanyika kabla
sijazaliwa [Masomo 417]. The teacher asks about things that were done
before I was born.. (< fanya v).
-fanyika (verb), be doable. (< fanya v).
-fanyiwa (verb applicative), be done to. una haja ya kaka yako kufanyiwa
mpango [Mun].
-fanyiza (verb), make. (< fanya v).
-fanywa (verb passive), be done. kitu kisichompendeza Mansuri ni
kufanywa yeye hakuhusika na uchungu huu [Sul]. [slang]
-fanza (verb), do. (< fanya v).
fara (adjective), brimful.
fara (noun 9/10), pl fara, level measure.
faradhi (noun 9/10), pl faradhi, prescribed duty (of religion).
kutekeleza suna na faradhi za ndoa [Moh]. (< Arabic).
faradhi (noun), immutability.
faradhi (noun 9/10), pl faradhi, obligation.
faragha (noun 9/10), pl faragha, privacy. mahali ambapo wangeweza
kumzungumza faraghani [Sul]. (< Arabic).
faragha (noun 9/10), pl faragha, retirement.
faragha (noun 9/10), pl faragha, seclusion.
faragha (noun 9/10), pl faragha, secrecy.
faraghani (adverb), in private.
-faragua (verb), boast.
-faragua (verb), brag.
faraja (noun 9/10), pl faraja, cessation of pain. nafasi ya [maumivu]
ikachukuliwa na faraja kubwa [Mt]. (< Arabic).
faraja (noun 9/10), pl faraja, comfort. (< Arabic).
faraja (noun 9/10), pl faraja, consolation.
faraja (noun 9/10), pl faraja, relief.
faraja (noun), rest.
faraja (noun), support.
-faraji (verb), comfort.
faraka (noun), wool-comb.
faraka (noun 9/10), pl faraka, division.
faraka (noun), sect.
faraka (noun 9/10), pl faraka, separation.
-farakana (verb), be estranged. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, unpleasant departure. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun), pl mafarakano, division.
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, estrangement. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, faction. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, sect. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, separation. (< faraka v).
farakano (noun 5/6), pl mafarakano, split. (< faraka v).
faranga (noun), pl mafaranga, young bird. (< Port.).
faranga (noun), pl mafaranga, franc (unit of currency).
farangi (noun), syphilis.
Faransa (adjective), French.
-panda farasi (verb), mount a horse.
farasi (noun), frame.
farasi (noun), framework.
farasi (noun 9/10), pl farasi, horse.
farasila (noun), unit of weight (about 16kg or 35lbs)..
-fariji (verb), comfort. (< faraja n).
-fariji (verb), console. (< faraja n).
-fariji (verb), relieve. (< faraja n).
-farijika (verb), be comforted. (< faraja n).
-farijika (verb), be relieved. (< faraja n).
-fariki (verb), die (euphemism). kabla babu yangu alipokuwa hajafariki
[Masomo 303]. before my grandfather died.. (< faraka n).
-fariki (verb), be divorced from.
-fariki (verb), pass away (euphemism). (< faraka n).
-fariki (verb), separate from.
Farisayo (noun), pl mafarisayo, Pharisee. (< Bibl).
farisi (adjective), experienced.
farisi (adjective), skillful.
farisi (noun 9/10), pl farisi, equestrian.
farisi (noun 9/10), pl farisi, expert.
-faritha (verb), pay for. [rare]
faru (noun 9/10), pl faru, armored car.
faru (noun), rhinoceros (large).
faru (noun), tank.
faruma (noun), form. (< Port).
farumi (noun), ballast.
farumu (noun), ballast.
fasaha (adjective), correct.
fasaha (adjective), faultless.
fasaha (noun 9/10), pl fasaha, eloquence. aliweza kujieleza kwa urefu na
fasaha kubwa [Ya]. (< Arabic).
fasaha (noun 9/10), pl fasaha, purity of style. (< Arabic).
faseha (noun), cleanliness.
fashini (noun), rudderblock.
fashisti (noun 5/6), pl mafashisti, fascist.
fasihi (adjective), correct.
fasihi (adjective), pure.
fasihi (noun 9/10), pl fasihi, literature. Fasihi ni bahari yenye tanzu
nyingi [Alamin Mazrui, Chembe cha Moyo vii]. Literature is vast and has
many branches..
fasihi simulizi (noun 9/10), pl fasihi simulizi, oral literature. (<
fasihi n, simulia v).
fasihi andishi (noun), pl fasihi andishi, written literature. (< fasihi
N, andika V).
fasiki (noun 9/10), pl fasiki, desolate person.
fasiki (noun), dissolute person.
fasiki (noun), immoral person.
fasiki (noun 9/10), pl fasiki, profligate.
-fasili (verb), cut.
-fasili (verb), tailor clothes.
fasili (noun), descendant. Hana asili wala fasili..
fasili (noun), offspring.
fasili (noun), shoot.
fasili (noun), sprout.
-fasiri (verb), explain.
-fasiri (verb), interpret.
-fasiri (verb), translate.
fasiri (noun), explanation.
fasiri (noun), interpretation.
-fasiriwa (verb), be translated. (< fasiri v).
fataki (noun 9/10), pl fataki, fireworks.
fataki (noun), fuse (electrical).
fataki (noun 9/10), pl fataki, gun cap.
fataki (noun), percussion cap.
fathali (adverb), excellently.
-piga fatiha (verb), perform a ceremony.
fatiha (noun), "Opener" = first sura of the Koran.
fatiha (noun 9/10), pl fatiha, prelude (usually opening of the Koran).
-fatiisha (verb), be curious.
-fatiisha (verb), be inquisitive.
-fatiisha (verb), search.
-fatiisha (verb), spy on.
Fatuma (noun 1), Fatima. [proper name]
fauka (adjective), more than.
-faulu (verb), reach one's goal.
-faulu (verb), obtain (one's wish). (< Arabic).
-faulu (verb), succeed. alikuwa na tamaa, kama si hakika, kuwa atafaulu
[Sul].
fauwa (interjection), all right!.
fauwa (interjection), good!.
fayida (noun), gain.
fayida (noun), profit.
fazaa (noun 9/10), pl fazaa, awe. (< fadhaa).
fazaa (noun), confusion.
fazaa (noun), difficulty.
fazaa (noun), excitement.
Februari (noun), February. (< Engl).
fedeha (noun), disgrace.
fedeha (noun), shame.
-pata fedha (verb), make a profit.
fedha (noun), coin.
fedha (noun 9/10), pl fedha, currency. (< Arabic).
fedha (noun 9/10), pl fedha, money. kunisaidia kula fedha hiyo [Mun].
(< Arabic).
fedha (noun 9/10), pl fedha, silver. buli na vikombe vya kahawa vya
fedha [Moh]. (< Arabic).
mwana wa fedha (phrase), pl wana wa fedha, treasurer (of a kwaya). (<
mwana N, fedha N).
fedhaluka (noun), carnelian. [min]
marijani ya fedhaluka (noun), red coral.
fedheha (noun 9/10), pl fedheha, disgrace. bila kuacha fedheha [Nyerere,
Masomo 280]. without leaving anything disgraceful.
fedheha (noun), insult.
fedheha (noun 9/10), pl fedheha, scandal. ingemkuta fedheha kubwa [Muk],
kumfanya yeye ajae haya na fedheha [Moh]. (< Arabic).
fedheha (noun 9/10), pl fedheha, shame.
-fedheheka (verb), be ashamed. (< fedheha n).
-fedheheka (verb potential), be dishonored. (< Arabic).
-fedheheka (verb potential), be humiliated. Idi alikwisha fedheheka
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-fedhehesha (verb), disgrace. (< fedheha n).
-fedhehesha (verb), humiliate. Alinifedhehesha hadharani [Chacha, Masomo
377]. He publicly humiliated me..
-fedhehesha (verb), shame. (< fedheha n).
-fedhehi (verb), disgrace.
-fedhehi (verb), dishonor. mke wangu kanifedhehi la, kanikashifu hasa
[Abd]. (< Arabic).
-fedhehi (verb), put to shame. (< Arabic).
fedhuli (noun), pl mafedhuli, impudent person.
fedhuli (noun), pl mafedhuli, insolent person.
-fedhulika (verb), be arrogant.
-fedhulika (verb), boast.
-fedhulika (verb), talk big.
fefe (noun), perennial grass variety often used for thatching roofs.
feguli (noun), pl mafeguli, impudent person.
feguli (noun), pl mafeguli, insolent person.
-feka (verb), clear away.
-feka (verb), clear land.
felefele (noun), inferior kind of millet.
felegi (noun), canal.
felegi (noun), channel.
felegi (noun), ditch.
feleji (noun), pl mafeleji, canal.
feleji (noun), pl mafeleji, channel.
feleji (noun), pl mafeleji, pipe.
feleji (noun), pl mafeleji, sewer.
feleji (noun), steel (of good quality). (< Pers.).
-feleti (verb), absolve.
-feleti (verb), discharge.
-feleti (verb), free.
-feleti (verb), release (from an obligation or promise).
-feli (verb), catch.
-feli (verb), detect.
-feli (verb), discover. Alimfeli mumewa na bibi mwingine..
-feli (verb), encounter someone in the act of adultery.
-feli (verb), fail. Alifeli mtihani wake.. (< Engl.).
-feli (verb), surprise. Alimfeli alipokuwa anaoga..
-feli (verb), be unsuccessful. Alifeli mtihani wake.. (< Engl.).
feli (noun 9/10), pl feli, act.
feli (noun 9/10), pl feli, action.
feli (noun 9/10), pl feli, deed.
feli (noun 9/10), pl feli, misdeed.
feli (noun), mishap.
fenesi (noun), pl mafenesi, breadfruit. (< Ind.).
fenesi (noun), pl mafenesi, durian. (< Ind.).
fenesi (noun 5/6), pl mafenesi, jackfruit.
feraga (noun), privacy.
feraga (noun), seclusion.
feraga (noun), secret.
ferdausi (noun), paradise. (< Pers.).
ferefere (noun), millet (inferior kind).
fereji (noun), pl mafereji, ditch.
fereji (noun), pl mafereji, pipe.
fereji (noun), pl mafereji, sewer.
fereji (noun), pl mafereji, canal.
feruzi (noun), turquoise.
fesheni (noun), fashion. (< Engl.).
fesheni (noun), way of life. Hii ni fesheni ya sasa [Rech]. (< Engl.).
fesheni (noun), modern manners. Hii ni fesheni ya sasa [Rech]. (<
Engl.).
fesheni (noun), style. (< Engl.).
-feta (verb), pass judgement.
fethaluka (noun), carnelian. [min]
marijani ya fethaluka (noun), red coral.
-fetwa (verb), make a legal decision.
-fetwa (verb), pass judgement.
fetwa (noun), judgement.
fetwa (noun), legal decision.
fetwa (noun), verdict.
feuli (noun), ship's hold. [naut.]
fezuli (noun), pl mafezuli, impudent person.
-fezulika (verb), boast.
-fezulika (verb), talk big.
ffffff (verb), eeeeee.
fi (preposition), by.
fi (preposition), in.
fi (preposition), on.
fi (preposition), with.
fia (noun), snake (kind of).
-fianda (verb), crush.
-fianda (verb), squash.
-fiata (verb), press.
-fiata (verb), squeeze.
-ficha (verb), conceal. Rendo alificha kabisa habari ya miwani [Ganzel,
Masomo 172]. Rendo concealed completely the information about the
glasses..
-ficha (verb), take cover.
-ficha (verb), hide. Baada ya mwendo wa nusu kilometa alitua kibuyu
chake na kukificha [Balisidya, Masomo 351]. After a distance of half a
kilometer she set down her calabash and hid it [Masomo 351].
-ficha (verb), put aside.
-ficha (verb), keep secret.
-fichika (verb), be hidden. (< ficha v).
ficho (noun), pl maficho, concealment.
ficho (noun 5/6), pl maficho, hiding place. ameweka mfanyakazi wake
mmoja alinde maficho hayo [Masomo 239]. He has placed one of his workers
so that he will protect these hiding places. (< ficha v).
ficho (noun), pl maficho, screen.
-fichua (verb), expose. (< ficha v).
-fichua (verb), put out in the open. (< ficha v).
-fichua (verb), reveal. (< ficha v).
-fichua (verb), uncover. (< ficha v).
fichuo (noun), pl mafichuo, discovery.
fichuo (noun), pl mafichuo, present given by bridegroom to bride.
fichuo (noun), pl mafichuo, relevation.
-fichwa (verb), be hidden. (< ficha v).
fidhuli (adjective), arrogant.
fidhuli (adjective), insolent.
fidhuli (adjective), insulting person.
fidhuli (noun), pl mafidhuli, impudent person.
-fidhulika (verb), be arrogant.
-fidhulika (verb), boast.
fidhulika (adjective), defiant.
fidhulika (adjective), impudent.
fidhulika (adjective), insolent.
fidhulika (adjective), provoking.
fidhulika (adjective), rude.
fidhulika (adjective), shameless.
fidhulika (adjective), unmannerly.
-fidi (verb), put up bail.
-fidi (verb), post bond.
-fidi (verb), ransom.
-fidi (verb), redeem.
fidia (noun), pl mafidia, bail.
fidia (noun), pl mafidia, bond.
fidia (noun), pl mafidia, fine.
fidia (noun 9/10), pl fidia, ransom. (< faida n).
fidia (noun), pl mafidia, redemption (in the religious sense).
fidia (noun), pl mafidia, reparation.
fidla (noun), fiddle. (< Engl.).
fidla (noun 9/10), pl fidla, musical instrument.
fidla (noun), violin. (< Engl.).
fido (noun), sapling.
fido (noun), switch.
fido (noun), wand.
-fidua (verb), wash after circumcision.
-fidua (verb), expose the glans of the penis.
-fidua (verb), take out.
-fidua (verb), turn inside out.
-fidua (verb), uncover.
-fieka (verb), make arable.
-fieka (verb), clear (land).
fieko (noun), pl mafieko, reclamation of land.
-fifia (verb), dampen.
-fifia (verb), die away.
-fifia (verb), disappear. huku sauti ikiwa inafifia [Chacha, Masomo
371]. At this point the voice is becoming faint..
-fifia (verb), fade. maumivu ya pigo alilopata yalianza kufifia [Ng],
mahaba yao huenda yakafifia na kuchakaa [Ya], uso wake ulipasua tabasamu
isiyofifia [Moh], ngozi yake hivi sasa ilififia katika weusi [Sul].
-fifia (verb), wilt.
-fifia (verb), wither.
-fifika (verb), be accessible.
-fifiza (verb), dampen. (< fifia v).
-fifiza (verb), make disappear. (< fifia v).
-fifiza (verb), make fade. (< fifia v).
figa (noun), pl mafiga, cooking-stone (usually one of three supporting a
pot). Proverb: Mafiga mawili hayaivishi chungu. [Rech].
figili (noun), pl mafigili, radish (kind of).
figili (noun 9/10), pl figili, radish (type of).
figili (noun 9/10), pl figili, root of mfigili plant.
figo (noun 5/6), pl mafigo, kidney.
figu (noun), dispute.
figu (noun), quarrel.
-figuta (verb), work a bellows.
figuto (noun), pl mafiguto, heat.
figuto (noun), pl mafiguto, sweat.
fihi (noun), difference of opinion.
fihi (noun), discord.
fihi (noun), dispute.
fihi (noun), dissension.
-fika (verb), arrive. Amesafiri kufika mji. [Rech].
-fika (verb), get to. Amesafiri kufika mji. [Rech].
-fika (verb), reach. Amesafiri kufika mji. [Rech].
fika (preposition), as far as.
fika (preposition), to.
fikara (noun), idea.
fikara (noun 9/10), pl fikara, opinion.
fikara (noun), thought.
fikara (noun 9/10), pl fikara, meditation.
fikara (noun 9/10), pl fikara, reflection.
-fikia (verb), arrive at. (< fika v).
-fikia (verb), overcome. (< fika v).
-fikia (verb), overtake. (< fika v).
-fikia (verb), reach. (< fika v).
-fikiana (verb), agree. (< fika v).
-fikiana (verb), come an agreement. (< fika v).
-fikiana (verb), arrive.
-fikiana (verb), meet at the same place.
-fikiana (verb), reconcile. (< fika v).
-fikicha (verb), break into small pieces.
-fikicha (verb), crumble. (< fika v).
-fikicha (verb), rub. (< fika v).
-fikichika (verb), be friable. (< fika v).
-fikiliana (verb), agree.
-fikiliana (verb), conclusion.
-fikiliana (verb), come to the same result.
-fikilisha (verb), bring upon.
-fikiliza (verb), bring about. (< fika v).
-fikiliza (verb), send.
-vuta fikira (verb), be deep in thought.
fikira (noun), brainstorm. Yuko katika fikira zake. [Rech].
fikira (noun), idea.
fikira (noun), theory. Yuko katika fikira zake. [Rech].
fikira (noun 9/10), pl fikira, thought.
-fikiri (verb), examine.
-fikiri (verb), meditate.
-fikiri (verb), ponder.
-fikiri (verb), reflect.
-fikiri (verb), consider.
-fikiri (verb), think.
-fikiria (verb), consider. (< fikiri v).
-fikiria (verb), think about. (< fikiri v).
-fikirisha (verb), make one think. (< fikiri v).
-fikiriwa (verb), be considered. (< fikiri v).
-fikisha (verb), enable to reach. Miaka miwili zaidi humfikisha kwenye
shahada ya Udaktari [Masomo 265].. Two more years enable her/him to reach
the stage of the doctoral degree.. (< fika v).
-fikisha (verb), escort.
-fikisha (verb), lead to.
-fikisha (verb), cause to arrive. (< fika v).
fikra (noun), idea.
fikra (noun), thought.
filam (noun), film.
filifili (noun), angle iron.
filifili (noun), carpenter's square.
-piga filimbi (verb), play flute.
-piga filimbi (verb), whistle.
filimbi (noun 9/10), pl filimbi, flute.
filimbi (noun), hornbill.
filimbi (noun 9/10), pl filimbi, whistle.
-filisi (verb), go bankrupt.
-filisi (verb), make the highest bid (at an auction).
-filisi (verb), ruin.
-filisi (verb), win all the money (in gambling).
-filisika (verb), go bankrupt. (< filisi v).
filisisha (adverb), bankrupt a person.
-filisiwa (verb), be overcome by a particular ambition. Moyo wake
ulifisiliwa na tamaa kubwa ya kutumikia Mwenyezi Mungu. [Rech].
-filisiwa (verb), be obsessed by a particular desire. Moyo wake
ulifisiliwa na tamaa kubwa ya kutumikia Mwenyezi Mungu. [Rech].
film (noun), film. (< Engl.).
filmu (noun), film. (< Engl.).
filosofia (noun), philosophy. (< Engl.).
fimbi (noun), crowned hornbill.
fimbo (noun 9/10), pl fimbo, stick.
fimbo (noun 9/10), pl fimbo, cane.
finesi (noun), pl mafinesi, breadfruit.
finesi (noun), pl mafinesi, durian.
finesi (noun), pl mafinesi, jackfruit.
-finga (verb), make inaccessible. uso umefinga na hasira zisizostahili
zinamwenda [Moh].
-finga (verb), protect by charm (hence make inaccessible). uso umefinga
na hasira zisizostahili zinamwenda [Moh].
-finga (verb), protect by magic (field or house). uso umefinga na hasira
zisizostahili zinamwenda [Moh].
-finginyika (verb), coil.
-finginyika (verb), twist.
-finginyika (verb), wind.
-finginyika (verb), wriggle.
-finginyika (verb), writhe.
-fingirika (verb), roll (along).
-fingirika (verb), turn somersaults.
-fingirika (verb), turn.
-fingirisha (verb), roll something. fingirisha chuma cha pua. roll
steel. (< fingirika v).
-fingirisha (verb), turn something.
-fingiza (verb), forbid.
-fingiza (verb), prevent.
fingo (noun 5/6), pl mafingo, charm (to prevent thieves from entering a
house). (< finga v).
fingo (noun), pl mafingo, spell (as a protection against evil).
-finika (verb), close.
-finika (verb), conceal.
-finika (verb), cover. [upepo] uliingia ndani ya nyumba na Zakaria [...]
alijifinika [Kez].
-finika (verb), keep secret.
-finikisha (verb), have something covered. maji yameifinikisha nchi.
the water has flooded the land.
-finikiza (verb), have something covered. maji yameifinikiza nchi.
-finikwa (verb), be covered. (< finika v).
-finikwa na maji (verb), be covered by water.
-finya (verb), constrict.
-finya (verb), nip.
-finya (verb), pinch. aliendelea kumtania, akimfinya na kumtekenya
[Muk].
-finya (verb), press.
-finya (verb), squeeze. kiatu kinamfinya.. his shoes squeeze him.
-finya (verb), tweak.
-finyaa (verb), become emaciated.
-finyaa (verb), shrivel.
-finyaa (verb), become thin.
-finyaa (verb), lose weight.
-finyafinya (verb), break into small pieces.
-finyafinya (verb), crumble.
-finyana (verb), be drawn.
-finyana (verb), be pinched.
-finyana (verb), be shrivelled. (< finya v).
-finyana (verb), be wrinkled.
-finyanga (verb), knead clay.
-finyanga (verb), mould. (< finya v).
-finyanga (verb), make pots. (< finya v).
-finyanga (verb), make pottery.
-finyanga (verb), shape.
-finyanga (verb), wedge clay. keshamfinyanga mwanawe [Moh].
-finyangia (verb), bado.
-finyangiza (verb), bado.
-finyangwa (verb passive), be moulded.
-finyangwa (verb passive), be shaped. Tegemea alifinyangwa [Kez].
-finyo (verb), fold.
-finyo (verb), wrinkle.
finyo (noun 5/6), pl mafinyo, fingerprint. (< finya v).
finyo (noun 5/6), narrowness. Ni njia ya finyo. it is a narrow street.
finyo (noun 5/6), pl mafinyo, pressing (act of). (< finya v).
finyo la uso (noun 5/6), pl mafinyo ya uso, wrinkle on the face. (<
finya v).
finyu (adjective), narrow. (< finya v).
fio (noun 9/10), pl fio, rein(s).
-fioa (verb), use abusive language.
-fioa (verb), cut (only of grain).
-fioa (verb), be ingenious.
-fioa (verb), use insolent language.
-fioa (verb), be keen.
-fioa (verb), reap by cutting.
-fioa (verb), be subtle.
-fira (verb), practice pederasty.
-fira (verb), practice sodomy.
fira (noun 9/10an), pl fira, cobra.
firaha (noun 9/10), pl firaha, penis. [anat]
firaka (noun 9/10), pl firaka, penis. [anat]
firangi (noun 9/10), pl firangi, measles. [rare]
firari (noun 9/10), pl firari, penis. [anat]
firashi (noun 9/10), pl firashi, bedspread.
firashi (noun 9/10), pl firashi, quilt.
-firidi (verb), be fragrant.
-firidi (verb), have a pleasant smell.
-firigisa (verb), put down and roll over and over. nyuso zikafirigiswa
katika viganja vya mikono [Sul].
firigisi (noun 9/10), pl firigisi, craw (of birds).
firigisi (noun 9/10), pl firigisi, crop (of birds).
firigisi (noun 9/10), pl firigisi, gizzard (of birds).
firimbi (noun 5/6), pl mafirimbi, fife.
firimbi (noun 5/6), pl mafirimbi, flute (kind of).
firimbi (noun 5/6), pl mafirimbi, whistle.
fisadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafisadi, corrupt person.
fisadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafisadi, destroyer. lilichumwa na kutupwa na
fisadi asiyejua uzuri wa ua [Sul]. (< Arabic).
fisadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafisadi, evil person. (< Arabic).
fisadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafisadi, libertine.
fisadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafisadi, seducer.
-fisha (verb), cause to die.
fisi (noun 9/10an), pl fisi, hyena.
-fisidi (verb), corrupt. (< fisadi n). [dial]
-fisidi (verb), destroy.
-fisidi (verb), rape.
-fisidi (verb), ruin.
-fisidi (verb), seduce. (< fisadi n).
-fisidi (verb), violate.
-fisidika (verb potential), be corrupted. waizuie nafsi yenye kiu ya
kujaribu ifisidike [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-fisidika (verb potential), be destroyed. (< Arabic).
fisifisi (noun 9/10), pl fisifisi, incrustation.
-fita (verb), conceal. [dial]
-fita (verb), hide. [dial]
-fita (verb), put aside. [dial]
-fita (verb), keep secret.
-fanya fitina (verb), agitate.
-fanya fitina (verb), cause dissension.
-fanya fitina (verb), make trouble.
-leta fitina (verb), agitate.
-leta fitina (verb), cause dissension.
-leta fitina (verb), make trouble.
-ng'oa mzizi wa fitina (phrase), remove the roots of an evil. ng'oa
jino. remove the tooth.
-tia fitina (verb), agitate.
-tia fitina (verb), cause dissension.
-tia fitina (verb), make trouble.
fitina (noun 5/6an), pl mafitina, agitator.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, discord.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, intrigue.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, mischief.
fitina (noun 5/6an), pl mafitina, mischief-maker.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, mutiny.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, quarrel.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, rebellion.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, revolt.
fitina (noun 9/10), pl fitina, strife.
-fitini (verb), agitate.
-fitini (verb), do damage.
-fitini (verb), make discord. (< fitina n).
-fitini (verb), slander.
-fitini (verb), cause trouble.
-fitinia (verb), make trouble for someone.
-fitinisha (verb), make discord. (< fitina n).
fitiri (noun 9/10), pl fitiri, evening meal after a day's fasting.
-fanya fitna (verb), agitate.
-fanya fitna (verb), cause dissension.
-fanya fitna (verb), make trouble.
-leta fitna (verb), agitate.
-leta fitna (verb), cause dissension.
-leta fitna (verb), make trouble.
-tia fitna (verb), agitate.
-tia fitna (verb), cause dissension.
-tia fitna (verb), make trouble.
fitna (noun 5/6an), pl mafitna, agitator.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, discord.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, intrigue.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, mischief.
fitna (noun 5/6an), pl mafitna, mischief-maker.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, mutiny.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, quarrel.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, rebellion.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, revolt.
fitna (noun 9/10), pl fitna, strife.
fitokombo (noun 9/10), pl fitokombo, crankshaft.
-fiwa (verb), be bereaved. (< -fa).
fiwi (noun 9/10), pl fiwi, lima bean.
fizikia (noun 9/10), pl fizikia, physics.
flana (noun 9/10), pl flana, cardigan. (< engl).
flana (noun 9/10), pl flana, flannel. (< engl).
flana (noun 9/10), pl flana, sweater. (< engl).
flana (noun 9/10), pl flana, undershirt. (< engl).
flana (noun 9/10), pl flana, vest. (< engl).
flotile (noun), dockyard. (< Germ.).
flotile (noun), shipyard. (< Germ.).
flotile la kiwanda (noun), workshop. (< Germ.).
flotile la kurekebisha (noun), assembly shop. (< Germ.).
foadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafoadi, aggressor. [mil]
foadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafoadi, attacker. [mil]
foadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafoadi, forward (position played on a team).
[sport]
-fa fofofo (verb), be dead as a doornail.
-lala fofofo (verb), sleep like a log. amelala fofofo [Muk].
-lala fofofo (verb), sleep very soundly. Amelala fofofo..
fofofo (adverb), absolutely.
fofofo (adverb), completely.
fofofo (adverb), totally.
-foka (verb), bawl.
-foka (verb), boil over.
-foka (verb), burst out.
-foka (verb), gush (in speaking).
-foka (verb), overflow.
-foka (verb), run over (of liquids).
-foka (verb), shout. akawa anamsogelea huku akifoka [Moh].
-foka (verb), yell.
-fokea (verb), bado.
foko ya (adverb), more than.
fola (noun), gift given by a person who holds a baby for the first time
(both to wish the infant good luck and to indicate that the person holding
the child has no ill-feelings toward it)..
foliti (noun 9/10), pl foliti, game (in which children chase each other
around). foliti ya kufukuzana na kivuli chake mwenyewe [Sul]2.
fomeka (noun 9/10), pl fomeka, formica. makabati mawili ya fomeka ya
nguo [Muk]. (< Eng.).
-jaza fomu (verb), fill out a form. (< Eng.).
-jaza fomu (verb), fill out a questionnaire. (< Eng.).
fomu (noun 9/10), pl fomu, blank. (< Eng.).
fomu (noun 9/10), pl fomu, form. (< Eng.).
fomu (noun 9/10), pl fomu, pattern. (< Eng.).
fomu (noun 9/10), pl fomu, questionnaire. (< Eng.).
-fora (verb), defeat someone (in a game).
-fora (verb), be successful.
-fora (verb), win (ie in cards or racing).
-piga fora (verb), top the list.
-piga fora (verb), win out.
fora (noun 9/10), pl fora, goal. [sport]
fora (noun 9/10), pl fora, success.
fora (noun 9/10), pl fora, victory.
fora (noun 9/10), pl fora, win. Katika mashindano timu yetu imetia
fora.. our team won in the contest.
fordha (noun 9/10), pl fordha, customhouse.
fordha (noun 9/10), pl fordha, customs (at international border).
fori (adverb), abundantly.
fori (adverb), in great quantities.
formu (noun 9/10), pl formu, form.
formu (noun 9/10), pl formu, questionnaire.
forodha (noun 9/10), pl forodha, customhouse.
forodha (noun 9/10), pl forodha, customs (at international border).
forodhani (noun 9/10), pl forodhani, ship's cargo.
forodhani (noun 9/10), pl forodhani, reloading place.
forodhani (noun 9/10), pl forodhani, outdoor harborside market in
Zanzibar town.
foroma (noun 9/10), pl foroma, last for blocking caps (after washing).
(< port).
foroma (noun 9/10), pl foroma, form for blocking caps (after washing).
(< port).
foromali (noun 9/10), pl foromali, spar. [naut]
foromali (noun 9/10), pl foromali, yard. [naut]
foronya (noun 9/10), pl foronya, pillowcase. (< port).
forosadi (noun 5/6), pl maforosadi, mulberry.
-forota (verb), take a photograph.
-forota (verb), snore.
forsadi (noun 5/6), pl maforsadi, mulberry.
foto (noun 9/10), pl foto, photograph.
foto (noun 9/10), pl foto, photo.
-fotoa foto (verb), take a photograph.
fowadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafowadi, aggressor. [mil]
fowadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafowadi, attacker. [mil]
fowadi (noun 5/6an), pl mafowadi, forward (position played on a team).
[sport]
frasila (noun 9/10), pl frasila, measure (35 lbs or 16 kg).
frasila (noun 9/10), pl frasila, unit of weight (about 16kg or 35lbs)..
fremu (noun 9/10), pl fremu, frame (of a bicycle etc). kioo chake [...]
kilikuwa bado ndani ya fremu [Kez]. (< Eng.).
friji (noun 9/10), pl friji, fridge. (< Eng.).
friji (noun 9/10), pl friji, refrigerator. ana kazi nzuri, motokaa na
friji [Ya]. (< Eng.).
-fu (adjective), dead. Waislamu hawali nyamafu.. Moslems do not eat the
meat of animals found dead.
-fua (verb), beat.
-fua (verb), forge metal.
-fua (verb), hammer.
-fua (verb), strike.
-fua chuma (verb), hammer iron.
-fua fedha (verb), hammer silver.
-fua nguo (verb), launder. utaweza, lakini, kufua na kuosha vyombo
[Abd].
-fua nguo (verb), wash clothes. utaweza, lakini, kufua na kuosha vyombo
[Abd].
-fua vyuma (verb), forge iron. (< fua V).
fua (noun 9/10), pl fua, wooden bowl.
fua (noun 5/6), pl mafua, washtub.
fuadi (noun 9/10), pl fuadi, heart. fuadini pa furaha [Ma]. (< Arabic).
[poetic]
-fuama (verb), lie flat.
-fuama (verb), lie prone.
-fuamisha (verb), put down flat.
-fuamiza (verb), put down flat.
-fuasa (verb), copy.
-fuasa (verb), trace.
-fuata (verb), abide by.
-fuata (verb), accompany.
-fuata (verb), comply with.
-fuata (verb), copy.
-fuata (verb), follow. alimfuata kuokota kuni [Moh].
-fuata (verb), imitate.
-fuata (verb), obey. hebu fuata ninavyokwambia [Sul].
-fuata (verb), pursue.
-fuata (verb), succeed (come after).
-fuatana (verb), ensue. Namba zinazofuatana.. numbers in sequence.
-fuatana (verb), be a (natural) result of.
-fuatana (verb), go together (in a crowd).
-fuatana (verb reciprocal), accompany one another. mamaake amruhusu
afuatane na Jazume [Moh]. her mother gave permission that she could
accompany Jazume.
fuatano (noun 5/6), pl mafuatano, following-together. (< fuata v).
fuatano (noun 5/6), pl mafuatano, succession. (< fuata v).
-fuatia (verb applicative), following. msichana alisha elewa nini
kingefuatia [Muk].
-fuatilia (verb applicative), follow carefully. kufuatilia hadithi
inayosimuliwa [Muk].
-fuatisha (verb), copy. (< fuata v).
-fuatisha (verb), make follow. (< fuata v).
-fuatisha (verb), trace.
-fuatisha (verb), transcribe. (< fuata v).
-fuatisha (verb), transcription. (< fuata v).
-fuatiza (verb), copy.
-fuatiza (verb), trace.
-fuatwa (verb passive), be followed. wimbo huo ulifuatwa na mwingine
[Ng]. (< fuata v).
fuawe (noun 9/10), pl fuawe, anvil.
-fubaa (verb), be retarded (in growth).
-fubaa (verb), be shrivelled.
-fubaa (verb), be stunted.
-lala fudifudi (verb), lie face down.
fudifudi (adverb), face down. Amelala fudifudi..
fudifudi (adverb), on the face. Amelala fudifudi..
fudifudi (adverb), upside down. Amelala fudifudi..
-fudikiza (verb), turn face downwards (eg playing cards).
-fudikiza (verb), turn inside out.
-fudikiza (verb), turn over.
-fudikiza (verb), turn upside down. (< fudifudi adv).
-fudua (verb), wash after circumcision.
-fudua (verb), expose the glans of the penis.
-fudua (verb), take out.
-fudua (verb), turn inside out.
-fudua (verb), uncover.
-fufua (verb), renew.
-fufua (verb), revive.
-fufua (verb), wake up.
-fufua (verb transitive), resurrect.
-fufua deni (verb), ask for payment of a forgotten debt.
-fufua desturi (verb), revive (old) customs.
-fufua mtu (verb), bring someone back from the dead.
-fufua mtu (verb), reincarnate.
-fufuka (verb), come to life. (< fufua v).
-fufuka (verb), be resurrected. (< fufua v).
-fufuka (verb), be revived. (< fufua v).
-fufuka (verb), rise from the dead. (< fufua v).
-fufuliza (verb), do continuously. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fufuliza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
fufuliza (verb), do continuously.
fufuliza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fufurika (verb), boil over.
-fufurika (verb), overflow.
fufutende (adjective), lukewarm.
fufutende (adjective), tepid.
-fuga (verb), breed (livestock).
-fuga (verb), keep in captivity.
-fuga (verb), raise.
-fuga (verb), domesticate.
-fuga (verb), protect.
-fuga (verb), tame.
-fuga mbuzi (verb), keep goats.
-fuga mbuzi (verb), raise goats.
-fuga n'gombe (verb), keep cattle.
-fuga n'gombe (verb), raise cattle.
-fugika (verb), be tameable.
fugo (noun 5/6), pl mafugo, breaking in (of animals).
fugo (noun 5/6), pl mafugo, breeding of animals.
fugo (noun 5/6), pl mafugo, domestication of animals.
fugo (noun 5/6), pl mafugo, stock-keeping. (< fuga v).
fugo (noun 5/6), pl mafugo, training (of animals).
-fuja (verb), bungle.
-fuja (verb), confuse.
-fuja (verb), bring into confusion.
-fuja (verb), make a mess of something.
-fuja (verb), overturn.
-fuja (verb), squander.
-fuja (verb), turn upside down.
-fuja (verb), waste.
-fanya fujo (verb), throw into disorder.
-tia fujo (verb), throw into disorder.
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, chaos. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, confusion. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, disorder. palikuwa na miembe iliyopandwa kwa
fujo [Sul]. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, mess. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, noise. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, tumult. wacha fujo [Muk]. (< fujo v).
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, unrest.
fujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujo, uproar.
fujofujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujofujo, total confusion.
fujofujo (noun 5/6), pl mafujofujo, extreme disorder.
-fuka (verb), give off fumes. Jiko linafuka moshi..
-fuka (verb), rise (for smoke).
-fuka (verb), give off smoke. Jiko linafuka moshi..
-fuka (verb), emit smoke.
-fuka (verb), smoke. Jiko linafuka moshi..
-fuka (verb), give off vapor. Jiko linafuka moshi..
fuka (noun 9/10), pl fuka, thin kind of gruel with much pepper and
cardamom given to women after giving birth--said to clean the stomach.
akesha koga, atakunywa fuka [Moh].
fuka (noun 9/10), pl fuka, oatmeal porridge with pepper and cardamom.
fukara (adjective), pl mafukara, poor.
fukara (noun 9/10), pl fukara, beggar. msichana mzuri kijijini aliweza
kuolewa na kijana fukara [Mun]. (< Arabic).
fukara (noun 5/6), pl mafukara, poor person.
fukara (noun 5/6), pl mafukara, destitute person.
-fukarika (verb), become impoverished.
-fukarika (verb), become poor. (< fukara n).
-fukarika (verb), be ruined.
-fukarisha (verb), make poor. (< fukara n).
-fukia (verb), bury. akatafuta viazi viwili, [...] akavikosha na
kuvifukia chini ya makaa [Ya].
-fukia (verb), cover with soil.
-fukia (verb), dig in.
-fukia (verb), fill up (with earth).
-fukia (verb), give out smoke.
-fukia kaburi (verb), fill in a grave.
-fukilia (verb), bado.
-fukisha (verb), fumigate. Alifukiza mizizi ya mti..
-fukisha (verb), burn incense. Alifukiza mizizi ya mti..
-fukisha (verb), smoke (something). Alifukiza mizizi ya mti..
-fukiza (verb), to be dug in. (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), to be filled up. (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), burn incense. (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), smoke (something). (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), cause to give smoke. (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), spray. (< fukia v).
-fukiza (verb), fumigate. (< fukia v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, thing for burning aromatics. (< fuka v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, fumes. (< fukia v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, something used for fumigation. (< fuka
v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, incense. (< fukia v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, thing used to produce smoke. (< fuka v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, smoke. (< fukia v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, steam. (< fukia v).
fukizo (noun 5/6), pl mafukizo, vapor. (< fukia v).
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, bag (large). (< mfuko N).
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, dam.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, ditch.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, embankemnt.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, excavation.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, hole (dug out).
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, mole.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, pier.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, pit.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, trench.
fuko (noun 5/6), pl mafuko, womb.
fukombe (noun 9/10an), pl fukombe, sea eagle.
-fukua (verb), dig out.
-fukua (verb), dig up.
-fukua (verb), exhume.
-fukua (verb), uncover.
-fukua (verb), unearth.
-fukua mizizi (verb), dig up roots.
-fukua mizizi (verb), ransack.
-fukua mizizi (verb), rummage through.
-fukulia (verb appl-conv), hoe. kila asubuhi alikuwa na tabia ya
kufukuliafukulia mimea yake [Moh].
-fukulia (verb appl-conv), rake.
-fukulia (verb appl-conv), scrape the soil.
fukulile (noun 9/10an), pl fukulile, kind of crab hiding in the sand.
kuokota kombe, chaza, makome, kaa, chanje au fukulile [Moh].
-fukuliwa (verb), be dug out. (< fukua v).
fukuo (noun 5/6), pl mafukuo, cavity.
fukuo (noun 5/6), pl mafukuo, excavation.
fukuta (verb), blow bellows.
fukuta (verb), work bellows.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, closeness.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, exhalation.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, heat.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, perspiration (smell of).
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, smarting. (< fuka v).
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, stuffiness.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, sweat. (< fuka v).
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, temperature.
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, throbbing. (< fuka v).
fukuto (noun 5/6), pl mafukuto, vapor.
-fukuza (verb), banish.
-fukuza (verb), try to catch.
-fukuza (verb), chase away. alijaribu kufukuza kumbukumbu hizo kichwani
mwake [Kez].
-fukuza (verb), discharge (from a job).
-fukuza (verb), dismiss.
-fukuza (verb), drive out.
-fukuza (verb), expel.
-fukuza (verb), reject.
-fukuza (verb), drive away.
-fukuza katika nchi (verb), banish from a country.
-fukuza katika nchi (verb), exile from a country.
-fukuza katika nchi (verb), expel from a country.
-fukuzana (verb), chase one another. (< fukuza v).
fukuzano (noun 5/6), pl mafukuzano, banishment.
fukuzano (noun 5/6), pl mafukuzano, expulsion.
fukuzano (noun 5/6), pl mafukuzano, molestation.
fukuzano (noun 5/6), pl mafukuzano, persecution. (< fukuza v).
-fukuzwa (verb), be chased away. (< fukuza v).
-fulama (verb), lie prone.
fulana (noun 9/10), pl fulana, cardigan. (< engl).
fulana (noun 9/10), pl fulana, sweater. (< engl).
fulana (noun 9/10), pl fulana, undershirt. (< engl).
fulana (noun 9/10), pl fulana, vest. (< engl).
fulana (noun 9/10), pl fulana, flannel. (< engl).
bidhaa fulani (noun 9/10), pl fulani, such and such goods.
fulani (adjective), certain (thing). wanaume fulani walikuja kumwita
mama yake [Kez]. (< Arabic).
fulani (adjective), given.
fulani (adjective), some or other.
fulani (adjective), such and such.
fulani (noun 9), certain thing.
fulani (noun 1), certain person.
fulani (noun 1), what's-his-name.
fulani (noun 1), so-and-so. ndiyo maana fulani hustaajabiwa kumpenda
fulani [Sul].
fulani (noun 9/10), pl fulani, such a one. (< Arabic).
namba fulani (noun 9/10), pl fulani, a given number. (< Arabic).
-fulia (verb), bado.
-lala fulifuli (verb), lie face down.
fulifuli (adverb), face down. pigo la pili lilimwangusha kifudifudi
[Ng].
fulifuli (adverb), on the face.
fulifuli (adverb), upside down.
-fulisha (verb), bado.
-fufuliza (verb), keep on doing.
-fuliza (verb), do continuously. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fuliza (verb), keep on doing.
-fuliza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fululiza (verb), do continuously.
-fululiza (verb), keep on doing.
-fululiza (verb), go straight on. alifululiza mpaka kwenye simu akapiga
Nambari 5638 [Ya].
-fululiza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fululizia (verb applicative), go directly. huku akifululizia moja kwa
moja hadi jikoni [Sul].
fulusi (noun 9/10), pl fulusi, cash.
fulusi (noun 9/10an), pl fulusi, kind of fish.
fulusi (noun 9/10), pl fulusi, money.
-fuma (verb), braid.
-fuma (verb), crotchet.
-fuma (verb), discover suddenly. usiniulize nilizifumaje barua hizi
[Ma].
-fuma (verb), embroider.
-fuma (verb), encounter someone unexpectedly.
-fuma (verb), knit.
-fuma (verb), meet suddenly.
-fuma (verb), penetrate.
-fuma (verb), pierce. msisimko wa ghafla ulimfuma [Moh].
-fuma (verb), plait.
-fuma (verb), sew together.
-fuma (verb), surprise. hata kama aliyekufuma ni mwanamke mwenzako
[Moh].
-fuma (verb), weave.
-fuma nguo (verb), weave cloth.
-fumania (verb), appear unexpectedly.
-fumania (verb), catch unawares.
-fumania (verb), discover someone in a wrongful act.
-fumania (verb), take by surprise.
-fumania (verb), surprise.
-fumania (verb), take in the act.
-fumanika (verb), bado.
-fumaniwa (verb), be caught doing. (< fumania v).
-fumaniza (verb), bado.
-finika fumba (verb), get into a sleeping bag.
-fumba (verb), close by bringing things or parts together.
-fumba (verb), close. Alifumba macho..
-fumba (verb), disguise.
-fumba (verb), mystify.
-fumba (verb), make a secret of.
-fumba (verb), shut. moyo wa Bahati ulikuwa umefumba katika hali ya
unyonge [Sul],.
-fumba (verb), bring together. Alifumba macho..
-fumba (verb), mystify.
-fumba (verb), puzzle.
-fumba kinywa (verb), close the mouth.
-fumba macho (verb), close the eyes.
-fumba maneno (verb), speak mysteriously.
-funika fumba (verb), get into a sleeping bag.
-jifumba (verb), live in a world of one's own.
-jifumba (verb), be self-absorbed.
-jifumba (verb), be self-centered.
-jifumba (verb), be wrapped up in one's own.
fumba (noun 9/10), pl fumba, bag made of matting.
fumba (noun 9/10), pl fumba, heap.
fumba (noun 9/10), pl fumba, lump.
kufumba na kufumba (phrase), in a moment.
mkeka wa fumba (noun), pl mikeka ya fumba, woven shroud.
mkeka wa fumba (noun), pl mikeka ya fumba, woven sleeping bag.
-fumbama (verb), be in a state of confusion.
-fumbama akili (verb), be crazy.
-fumbama akili (verb), not be in one's right mind.
-fumbama akili (verb), lose one's senses.
-fumbata (verb), clutch.
-fumbata (verb), embrace.
-fumbata (verb), enclose. alikuwa amefumbata mikono kifuani [Sul].
-fumbata (verb), grasp. (< fumba v).
-fumbata (verb), seize.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, brook.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, chaff.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, ditch.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, drain.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, dust.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, gutter.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, particle.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, powder.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, sediment (in water).
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, stream.
fumbi (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, sweepings.
fumbi la (kupandia) mpunga (noun 5/6), pl mafumbi, furrow for planting
rice.
-fumbia (verb applicative), hide meanings (in wordplay). amejifumbia uso
kwa viganja vyake [Mun].
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, allusion.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, title of a chief.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, enigma.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, hidden meaning.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, hint.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, mystery. ua waridi lenye fumbo [Rosa
Mistika] [Kez].
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, obscure meaning.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, problem.
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, puzzle. [maneno hayo] yalitolewa kwa fumbo
na mamaake [Moh]. (< fumba v).
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, riddle. (< fumba v).
fumbo (noun 5/6), pl mafumbo, metaphor. (< fumba v).
jina la fumbo (noun), pl majina ya fumbo, pseudonym.
mwandiko wa fumbo (noun), cipher.
mwandiko wa fumbo (noun), code.
fumbu (noun 5/6), pl mafumbu, bouquet. mafumbu mawili ya mawaridi
yalikuwa yamesimama juu ya kifua chake [...] na fumbu jingine la waridi
chini ya tumbo [Sul].
fumbu (noun 5/6), pl mafumbu, bunch.
-fumbua (verb), discover. (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), figure out (a puzzle). (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), open. (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), open (ie opposite of fumba). (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), reveal. (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), solve. (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), disclose. (< fumba v).
-fumbua (verb), unclose. (< fumba v).
-fumbuka (verb), be open. sasa [moyo wa Bahati] ulikwisha fumbuka [Sul].
(< fumba v).
-fumbuka (verb conv-poten), appear.
-fumbuka (verb conv-poten), get disclosed.
-fumbuka (verb conv-poten), reveal oneself.
fume (noun 5/6an), pl mafume, person wounded by a spear.
fumi (noun), buzz.
fumi (noun), kind of fish.
fumi (noun), growl.
fumi (noun), hum.
fumi (noun), dull noise.
fumi (noun), indistinct noise.
fumi (noun), rumbling noise.
fumi (noun), roar.
fumi (noun), rumble.
fumo (noun 5/6an), pl mafumo, title of a chief.
fumo (noun), pl mafumo, spear.
-fumua (verb), loosen. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), release. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), reveal. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), uncover. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), undo. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), unpick. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), unravel. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), unravel. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), unroll. (< fuma v).
-fumua (verb), untie. (< fuma v).
-fumua vita (verb), start war. (< fuma v).
-fumuka (verb), bado. (< fuma v).
-fumukana (verb), disperse.
-fumukana (verb), scatter.
-fumukana (verb), separate.
fumukano (noun), pl mafumukano, breaking up (of a meeting).
fumukano (noun), pl mafumukano, dispersal.
fumukano (noun), pl mafumukano, separation.
-fumulia (verb), bado. (< fuma v).
-funa (verb), derive an advantage.
-funa (verb), gain.
-funa (verb), gather.
-funa (verb), harvest.
-funa (verb), pick.
-funa (verb), profit.
-funa (verb), reap.
-funda (verb), break up.
-funda (verb), crush.
-funda (verb), gulp.
-funda (verb), learn.
-funda (verb), pound.
-funda (verb), pulverize.
-funda (verb), tie in a knot.
-jifundisha (verb), learn.
-jifundisha (verb), study.
-jifundisha (verb), teach oneself.
-jifunza (verb), learn.
-jifunza (verb), study.
-jifunza (verb), teach oneself.
funda (noun 5/6), pl mafunda, mouthful. kufungua kinywa kwa funda la
chai [Sul].
-fundadunda (verb), pound thoroughly.
-fundadunda (verb), keep on pounding.
fundarere (noun), kind of snake.
funde (noun), pl mafunde, something pounded.
funde (noun), pl mafunde, powder.
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, craftsperson (usually male). (< funda v).
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, expert. (< funda v).
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, instructor. (< funda v).
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, mechanic. (< funda v).
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, skillful. (< funda v).
fundi (noun 5/6), pl mafundi, technician. (< funda v).
fundi (noun), pl mafundi, craftsmen.
fundi (noun), pl mafundi, expert.
fundi (noun), pl mafundi, master (of something).
fundi (noun), pl mafundi, skilled worker.
-fundika (verb), tie a knot.
-fundika (verb), tie up.
-fundika (verb), draw tight.
fundisanifu (noun 5/6), pl mafundisanifu, technician. (< fundi n, sanaa
n).
-fundisha (verb), educate.
-fundisha (verb), instruct.
-fundisha (verb), teach.
-fundisha (verb), teach.
fundisho (noun 5/6), pl mafundisho, direction. (< funda v).
fundisho (noun 5/6), pl mafundisho, doctrine. (< funda v).
fundisho (noun 5/6), pl mafundisho, instruction. (< funda v).
fundisho (noun 5/6), pl mafundisho, lesson. (< funda v).
fundisho (noun 5/6), pl mafundisho, teaching. (< funda v).
-fundishwa (verb), be taught. (< funda v).
fundistadi (noun 5/6), pl mafundistadi, skilled artisan. (< fundi n,
stadi adj).
-piga fundo (verb), tie a knot.
-piga fundo (verb), make a knot.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, bundle.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, complication.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, confusion.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, difficulty.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, ill feeling. (< funda v).
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, knot. (< funda v).
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, swelling.
fundo (noun 5/6), pl mafundo, thickening.
fundo la mguu (noun), pl mafundo, ankle.
fundo la moyo (noun), pl mafundo, grudge.
fundo la moyo (noun), pl mafundo, bad humor.
fundo la mti (noun), pl mafundo, knot in the tree.
fundo la ua (noun), pl mafundo, bud.
fundo la uzi (noun), pl mafundo, knot in the string.
-fundua (verb), loosen.
-fundua (verb), untie.
-funga (verb), close.
-funga (verb), conclude.
-funga (verb), decide on.
-funga (verb), put in difficulties. uhitaji ulimfunga [Sul].
-funga (verb), fast.
-funga (verb), fasten.
-funga (verb), imprison.
-funga (verb), lock.
-funga (verb), lock.
-funga (verb), overcome (fig.).
-funga (verb), make preparations.
-funga (verb), secure.
-funga (verb), shut.
-funga (verb), tie. alichukua kanga moja akaifunga kiunoni [Kez],
kafunga mikono nyuma [Sul].
-funga (verb), turn off. [elec]
-funga (verb), win. [sport]
-funga (verb), jail.
funga (noun 5/6), pl mafunga, verse.
-fungamana (verb), be impenetrable.
-fungamana (verb), be intertwined.
fungamano (noun 5/6), pl mafungamano, alliance. (< funga v).
-fungana (verb), close (in the sense of becoming a mass). (< funga v).
-funganya (verb), pack. (< funga v).
-fungasa (verb), give birth. Amejifungua mtoto wa kike..
-fungasa (verb), free oneself. Amejifungua mtoto wa kike..
-fungasa (verb), be opened. Amejifungua mtoto wa kike..
-fungasha (verb), pack. (< funga v).
-fungasha (verb), pull along.
-fungasha (verb), tie together. (< funga v).
-fungasha (verb), take someone in tow.
-fungashia (verb), enclose. (< funga v).
fungate (noun 9/10), pl fungate, honeymoon (seven days). mara tu baada
fungate mbili kupita [Abd].
fungate (noun), seven.
fungate (noun), the first seven days after a wedding.
-fungika (verb potential), be confined. kaja kanikuta mimi nataka kutoka
tena, [...] nilifungika, tukawa pamoja [Abd].
-fungika (verb potential), be obliged to stay at home.
fungo (noun), civet cat.
fungo (noun), period of fasting.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, cockscomb.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, lot.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, part.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, piece.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, portion.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, sandbank.
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, share. riziki mafungu saba [Sul].
fungu (noun 5/6), pl mafungu, verse.
-fungua (verb), untie. (< funga v).
-fungua (verb converse), open. fungua mlango [Kez]. (< funga v).
-fungua (verb), unfasten. (< funga v).
-funguka (verb), be open. (< funga v).
-funguka (verb), come undone. (< funga v).
-funguliwa (verb), be opened. (< funga v).
funguo (noun 9/10), pl funguo (already in plural), keys. (< funga v).
-fungwa (verb), close. (< funga v).
-fungwa (verb), be jailed. (< funga v).
-fungwa (verb), lock. (< funga v).
-fungwa (verb), be fastened. (< funga v).
-funika (verb), close.
-funika (verb), conceal.
-funika (verb), cover. [upepo] uliingia ndani ya nyumba na Zakaria [...]
alijifunika [Kez].
-funika (verb), keep secret.
-funikisha (verb), have something covered. maji yameifunikisha nchi.
the water has flooded the land.
-funikiza (verb), have something covered. maji yameifunikiza nchi.
-funikwa (verb), be covered. (< funika v).
funo (noun), kind of antelope.
-funua (verb), disclose. (< funika v).
-funua (verb), open.
-funua (verb), reveal. (< funika v).
-funua (verb), uncover. (< funika v).
fununu (noun 9/10), pl fununu, hearsay.
fununu (noun), report.
fununu (noun 9/10), pl fununu, rumor. kuna fununu kwamba huenda cheo cha
Katibu Mtendaji kikawa changu [Mun].
fununu (noun), rumor.
funuo (noun), opening.
funutu (noun), young locust.
-funza (verb), educate.
-funza (verb), instruct.
-funza (verb), teach.
-funza (verb), teach. (< funda v).
-funza (verb), instruct. (< funda v).
funza (noun), caterpillar.
funza (noun), chigger.
funza (noun 5/6), pl mafunza, jigger.
funza (noun 5/6), pl mafunza, maggot.
funza (noun 5/6), pl mafunza, worm.
-funzana (verb), study together.
-funzana (verb), teach each other.
funzo (noun 5/6), pl mafunzo, doctrine.
funzo (noun 5/6), pl mafunzo, instruction. ilikuwa siku yake ya
kuhitimishiwa mafunzo na kukabidhiwa dhamana [Sul]. (< funda v).
funzo (noun 5/6), pl mafunzo, teaching.
fuo (noun 5/6), pl mafuo, foam.
fupa (noun 5/6), pl mafupa, bone (large). (< mfupa N).
-fupi (adjective), brief.
fupi (adjective), concise.
fupi (adjective), low.
fupi (adjective), short.
fupi (adjective), terse.
-fupika (verb), be brief.
-fupika (verb), be short.
-fupisha (verb), shorten. (< fupi adj).
-fura (verb), effervesce.
-fura (verb), effervesce.
-fura (verb), become excited.
-fura (verb), be furious.
-fura (verb), rage.
-fura (verb), rise up.
-fura (verb), swell. Bwana Haji alifura kwa hamaki [Moh].
furaha (noun 9/10), pl furaha, gaiety.
furaha (noun 9/10), pl furaha, happiness.
furaha (noun 9/10), pl furaha, joy.
furaha (noun 9/10), pl furaha, pleasure.
furaha (noun 9/10), pl furaha, rejoicing.
-furahi (verb), enjoy oneself.
-furahi (verb), be glad.
-furahi (verb), be happy. (< furaha n).
-furahi (verb), be pleased. (< furaha n).
-furahi (verb), rejoice. nataka nikuone umefurahi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-furahia (verb), be happy. (< furaha n).
-furahia (verb applicative), enjoy. Diana huyafurahia sana maswali ya
binti yake [Muk].
furahifu (adjective), gay.
furahifu (adjective), happy.
-furahikia (verb), add to the pleasure (of something). (< furaha n).
-furahikia (verb appl-poten), be pleased for. utajua tu kwamba [...]
katenda jambo la kuenzika, kwa jinsi wanavyomfurahikia [Muk].
-furahisha (verb causative), make someone happy. mfungaji magoli
kiwanjani anapiga chenga za kuwafurahisha watazamaji [Ma]. (< furaha n).
-furahisha (verb), delight. (< furaha n).
-furahisha (verb), entertain. (< furaha n).
-furahisha (verb), please. (< furaha n).
-furahiwa (verb), be rejoiced at. (< furaha n).
-furama (verb), lie prone.
furdha (noun 9/10), pl furdha, customhouse.
furdha (noun 9/10), pl forodha, customs (at international border).
-furika (verb), overflow. (< fura v).
furiko (noun 5/6), pl mafuriko, flood. (< fura v).
furiko (noun 5/6), pl mafuriko, overflow. (< fura v).
furkani (noun), Bible. [rare]
furkani (noun), name applied to the Koran.
fursa (noun), accident.
fursa (noun 9/10), pl fursa, chance.
fursa (noun), convenient time.
fursa (noun), incident.
fursa (noun 9/10), pl fursa, occasion. (< Arabic).
fursa (noun 9/10), pl fursa, opportunity. ningepata fursa kama zake
nisingeziwacha [Ya].
furufuru (noun 9/10), pl furufuru, confusion. (< fura v).
furufuru (noun 9/10), pl furufuru, disorder. (< fura v).
furufuru (noun 9/10), pl furufuru, perplexity. (< fura v).
furukombe (noun), sea eagle.
-furukuta (verb), be in constant motion.
-furukuta (verb), be restless.
-furukuta (verb), move about restlessly. vidole vyake vinafurukuta mle
mkebeni [Muk].
-furukuta (verb), struggle free. msichana alifurukuta kwa nguvu [Muk].
-furukuta (verb), toss and turn (on a bed). alipomsikia mtoto
akifurukuta katika kitanda chake [Sul],.
-furukuta (verb), turn.
-furukuta (verb), twist.
-furukuta (verb), wriggle out. hakuweza kufurukuta ila alibaki kutumbua
macho [Moh].
-furumiza (verb), throw away (rare).
furungu (noun 5/6), pl mafurungu, anklet. (< Pers.).
furungu (noun 5/6), pl mafurungu, pomelo.
furungu (noun 5/6), pl mafurungu, shaddock.
-furusha (verb), disperse.
-furusha (verb), drive away. akawafurusha [kuku] mpaka kwenye masusu yao
[Ya].
-furusha (verb), scare away.
-furusha (verb), scatter.
furushi (noun 5/6), pl mafurushi, bundle.
furushi (noun 5/6), pl mafurushi, package.
furushi (noun 5/6), pl mafurushi, parcel.
furutile (noun), dockyard. (< Germ.).
furutile (noun), shipyard. (< Germ.).
furutile la kiwanda (noun), workshop. (< Germ.).
furutile la kurekebisha (noun), assembly shop. (< Germ.).
-fusa (verb), attack.
-fusa (verb), beat.
-fusa (verb), fall upon.
-fusa (verb), knock.
-fusa (verb), strike.
fusfus (noun), incrustation.
fusho (noun 5/6), pl mafusho, something burnt.
fusho (noun 5/6), pl mafusho, producing smoke.
fusi (noun 5/6), pl mafusi, debris.
fusi (noun 5/6), pl mafusi, rubbish.
fusi (noun 5/6), pl mafusi, rubble.
fusi (noun 5/6), pl mafusi, shoulder.
fusi (noun 5/6), pl mafusi, shoulder blade.
-fusia (verb), lay the foundation.
fususi (noun), precious stone.
-futa (verb), abolish.
-futa (verb), cancel.
-futa (verb), clean.
-futa (verb), cleanse. akafuta mabuibui [Ya].
-futa (verb), clear off.
-futa (verb), remove.
-futa (verb), wipe (out).
-futa (verb), obliterate.
-futa (verb), unsheathe.
futa (noun 5/6), pl mafuta, fat (human or animal). ukali wa jino
likizama kwenye futa la nyama yake [Ng].
futa (noun), variety of large snake.
futahi (noun), have a lucky escape.
futahi (noun), good luck (singular).
futari (noun), evening meal after a day's fasting.
futi (noun 9/10), pl futi, foot (measure). kama futi nne hivi upana na
sita urefu [Ng]. (< Eng.).
futi (noun 5/6), pl mafuti, knee.
futi (noun), unit of measure. (< Engl.).
-futika (verb), conceal. macho yake membamba, makavu, yaliyofutika
ujanja na hekima [Sul].
-futika (verb), hide.
-futika (verb), put into the pocket.
-futika (verb), stick in (belt etc..).
-futika (verb), tuck into.
-futika kwapani (verb), carry under one's arm. [archaic]
-futu (verb), fail to get. alitanabahi juu ya yale yaliyomfutu, na
yaliyokuwa lazima yamfutu, ambayo kuyapata na kuyakosa, kwake yeye, kote
kulikuwa mashaka [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-futu (verb), miss. (< Arabic).
-futu (verb), slip. (< Arabic).
-futua (verb), open up.
-futua (verb), pull out.
-futua (verb), take out.
-futua (verb), undo.
-futuka (verb), be annoyed at somebody's remarks. Asumini alifutuka na
kulia kwa unyonge wa kunyang'anywa uhuru wake [Moh].
-futuka (verb), go quickly and suddenly. alivundumka, akafutuka,
akatimka na Miraji akafuata nyuma [Moh].
futuri (noun), hemorrhoids.
futuri (noun), unit of measure.
futuri (noun), span.
-futuru (verb), eat the first meal after fasting.
-futusha (verb), come to the aid of.
-futusha (verb), rescue.
-futusha (verb), save.
fuu (noun), kind of small berry.
fuu (noun 5/6), pl mafuu, cuttlefish bone.
fuu (noun 5/6), pl mafuu, husk.
fuu (noun 5/6), pl mafuu, empty shell.
fuuliza (verb), do continuously.
fuuliza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
-fuuza (verb), do continuously.
-fuuza (verb), do something uninterrupted. Mvua imefuliza siku tano..
fuvu (noun 5/6), pl mafuvu, husk.
fuvu (noun 5/6), pl mafuvu, empty shell.
fuvu (noun 5/6), pl mafuvu, skull. chungu hiki kilishikilia fuvu la babu
yao wa kwanza [Mun].
-fuwaa (verb), be retarded (in growth).
-fuwaa (verb), be shrivelled.
-fuwaa (verb), be stunted.
-fuya (verb), ruin.
-fuya (verb), spoil.
-fuya (verb), squander.
-fuya (verb), waste.
-fuza (verb), succeed.
-fuza (verb), win (as in competition or examination).
fuzi (noun 5/6), pl mafuzi, shoulder.
fuzi (noun 5/6), pl mafuzi, shoulder (tip).
fuzi (noun 5/6), pl mafuzi, shoulder blade.
-fuzu (verb), master.
-fuzu (verb), be successful.
-fuzu (verb), win.
-fuzu (verb), succeed. amebarikiwa na kila sifa inayotakikana ili
kuendelea mbele na kufuzu katika maisha ya leo [Ya]. (< Arabic).
-fuzu (verb), win.
-fyanda (verb), crush.
-fyanda (verb), hurt.
-fyanda (verb), injure.
-fyanda (verb), squash.
-fyata (verb), be discreet in one's speech.
-fyata (verb), press.
-fyata (verb), put between legs.
-fyata (verb), squeeze.
-fyata (ulimi) (verb), hold the tongue. wote waliufyata [Moh].
-fyata ulimi (verb), control your tongue.
-fyatua (verb), let off a gun or trap. (< fyata v).
-fyatua (verb), press (bricks). (< fyata v).
-fyatua risasi (verb), fire a bullet (bullets). (< fyata v, risasi n).
-fyatuka (verb), start off suddenly. (< fyata v).
fyatuko (noun 5/6), pl mafyatuko, opening.
fyatuko (noun 5/6), pl mafyatuko, releasing (act of).
-fyeka (verb), clear (land).
-fyeka (verb), clear land.
fyeko (noun 5/6), pl mafyeko, cleared space for cultivation. (< fyeka
v).
fyeko (noun 5/6), pl mafyeko, reclamation.
-fyeruka (verb), be angry.
-fyeruka (verb), become irritated.
-fyetua (verb), fire (i.e. bullets). (< fyeta v).
-fyetua (verb), snap. (< fyeta v).
-fyoa (verb), use abusive language.
-fyoa (verb), cut (only of grain).
-fyoa (verb), be ingenious.
-fyoa (verb), use insolent language.
-fyoa (verb), be keen.
-fyoa (verb), reap by cutting.
-fyoa (verb), be subtle.
-fyonya (verb), make chirping sound with lips (of contempt or disgust).
midomo kaifyonya [Ma].
-fyonya (verb), make a hissing sound.
-fyonza (verb), suck. (< fyonza v).
-fyoza (verb), treat with contempt.
-fyoza (verb), deride.
fyozi (adjective), contemptuous.
fyozi (adjective), derisive.
fyozi (adjective), scornful.
-fyusa (verb), set a trap for.
fyuzi (noun 9/10), pl fyuzi, fuse.
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-gaagaa (verb), be idle.
-gaagaa (verb), roll from side to side.
-gaagaa (verb), toss.
-gaagaa (verb), turn.
gaagaa (adjective), lazy.
gabi (noun), block.
gabi (noun), pulley.
gabi (noun), roller.
-gadi (verb), guard. (< Engl.).
-gadi (verb), protect. (< Engl.).
-gadi (verb), watch. (< Engl.).
gadi (noun), lump of clay.
gadi (noun 5/6), pl magadi, pillar.
gadi (noun 5/6), pl magadi, prop.
gadi (noun 5/6), pl magadi, stay.
gadi (noun 5/6), pl magadi, support.
gadi (noun 5/6), pl magadi, watchman. (< Engl.).
-gadimiwa (verb), be propped up. (< gadimu v).
-gadimu (verb), prop up (with posts, braces).
-gadimu (verb), shoulder up.
-gadimu (verb), support.
gadiwana (noun), guard of honor. (< Engl.).
gae (noun 5/6), pl magae, potsherd.
gae (noun 5/6), pl magae, splinter (of glass, pottery).
-gaga (verb), roll.
-gaga (verb), toss.
-gaga (verb), turn.
gaga (noun 5/6), pl magaga, coating.
gaga (noun 5/6), pl magaga, crust.
gaga (noun 5/6), pl magaga, scab.
gaga (noun 5/6), pl magaga, spell cast on a house to keep wild animals
away.
gaga (noun 5/6), pl magaga, tarter on the teeth.
-gagmiza (verb), penetrate.
-gagmiza (verb), press together.
-gagmiza (verb), push in (forcibly).
-gagmiza (verb), roll together.
-gagulo (verb), slip.
-gaia (verb), give.
-gaia (verb), present.
-gaia (verb), share with someone. (< gawa).
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, guerrilla.
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, guide. (< Engl.).
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, plunderer. kumaliza uhalifu na kumaliza
hawa magaidi ambao wamekusudia kuirudisha nyuma nchi yetu [Ng]. (<
Arabic).
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, robber.
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, bandit.
gaidi (noun 5/6), pl magaidi, thief.
-gaiwa (verb), be given. ile kanzu aliyogaiwa [Sul].
gala (noun 5/6), pl magala, wild cat (kind of).
galawa (noun), wooden boat with outriggers.
galili (noun 5/6), pl magalili, armor.
galili (noun 5/6), pl magalili, shell.
galme (noun), small sail of a dhow.
galoni (noun), gallon. (< Engl.).
-gamba (verb), boast. Aligamba kwa nguo mpya.. [show off new clothes]
-gamba (verb), show off. Aligamba kwa nguo mpya.. [show off new
clothes]
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, armor. Magamba ya samaki.. [fish scales]
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, bark.
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, cover.
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, outer covering. mikono yake ikisokota
gamba la mpira kwenye usukani [Sul].
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, scales (fish). Magamba ya samaki.. [fish
scales]
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, shell. Magamba ya samaki.. [fish scales]
gamba (noun 5/6), pl magamba, skin. gamba la nyoka [Kez].
gambia (noun), dagger.
gambusi (noun), musical instrument similar to a banjo.
gambusi (noun 9/10), pl gambusi, native banjo.
gambusi (noun 9/10), pl gambusi, fish (type).
gamdra (noun), hatchway.
gamti (noun), inferior kind of unbleached cotton cloth. (< Ind.).
gamu (noun 5/6), pl magamu, fear. [slang]
gamu (noun 5/6), pl magamu, perplexity. wakawa na gamu kumwita na
kumsubu binti waliyemzaa wenyewe [Moh]. [slang]
-ganda (verb), clasp.
-ganda (verb), coagulate (blood or milk).
-ganda (verb), congeal.
-ganda (verb), freeze.
-ganda (verb), hang around. ulikuwa ukiganda nyumbani [Ma]. [slang]
-ganda (verb), hold tight.
-ganda (verb), loiter. [slang]
-ganda (verb), become petrified. Matata aliganda kwa ubaridi wa hofu
[Muk].
-ganda (verb), stick fast.
-ganda (verb), thicken.
ganda (noun 5/6), pl maganda, crust. alaye ganda kamwe hasahau [Mun].
ganda (noun 5/6), pl maganda, husk.
ganda (noun 5/6), pl maganda, shell.
gandalo (noun 5/6), pl magandalo, leg-fetter (made of wood).
-gandama (verb), coagulate. (< ganda v).
-gandama (verb), be frozen. (< ganda v).
-gandama na (verb), stick with something.
-gandamia (verb), adhere to. (< ganda v).
-gandamia (verb), rely on something.
-gandamia (verb), stick to.
-gandamiza (verb), compress. (< ganda v).
-gandamiza (verb), crush.
-gandamiza (verb), press. (< ganda v).
gando (noun 5/6), pl magando, crab's claw or tooth. (< ganda v).
gando (noun 5/6), pl magando, pincers.
-gandua (verb), escape.
-gandua (verb), loosen.
-gandua (verb), pull off.
-gandua (verb), rescue. (< ganda v).
-gandua (verb), separate.
gane (noun), sleeping place for unmarried boys and girls.
-ganga (verb), bind.
-ganga (verb), doctor.
-ganga (verb), heal.
-ganga (verb), mend.
-ganga (verb), repair.
-ganga (verb), splice.
gange (noun 5/6), pl magange, chalk stone.
gange (noun 5/6), pl magange, limestone.
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, bandage.
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, brace. (< ganga v).
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, clamp.
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, hoop.
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, sling.
gango (noun 5/6), pl magango, splint. (< ganga v).
-gangua (verb), free from (a charm, taboo etc.).
-gangua (verb), remove.
-gangua (verb), untie.
gani? (pronoun), what type?.
gani? (pronoun), what?.
gani? (pronoun), what kind?.
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, deserted village or town. alitarajia jumba
lake liwe ganjo lenye ukimya wa kaburi [Moh].
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, desolation.
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, impoverishment.
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, ruin.
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, deserted town.
ganjo (noun 5/6), pl maganjo, deserted village.
gano (noun), nerve.
gano (noun), sinew.
gano (noun), tendon.
-ganza (verb), falter.
-ganza (verb), hesitate.
-ganza (verb), stammer.
ganzi (noun 9/10), pl ganzi, numbness.
gao (noun 5/6), pl magao, handful.
gao (noun 5/6), pl magao, palm of the hand.
gao (noun 5/6), pl magao, large shield.
gao (noun), pl magao, facade.
gao (noun), pl magao, housefront.
gao (noun 9/10), pl magao, shield.
-garagara (verb), turn restlessly from side to side. alikuwa akipiga
kite na kugaragara juu ya kitanda chake [Moh].
gari (noun 5/6), pl magari, car. (< Ind.).
gari (noun 5/6), pl magari, cart.
gari (noun 5/6), pl magari, vehicle.
gari (noun 5/6), pl magari, wagon. (< Ind.).
gari la abiria (noun 5/6), pl magari ya abiria, passenger train.
gari la abiria (noun 5/6), pl magari ya abiria, passenger vehicle.
gari la moshi (noun 5/6), pl magari ya moshi, train.
gashi (noun 5/6), pl magashi, woman.
gati (noun 5/6), pl magati, dock. (< Ind.).
gati (noun 5/6), pl magati, landing stage. (< Ind.).
gati (noun 9/10), pl gati, pier.
gati (noun 9/10), pl gati, stage.
gaugau (noun), kind of bird.
gauni (noun 5/6), pl magauni, dress.
gauni (noun 5/6), pl magauni, gown. alimshika Rosa shingoni kwa ukosi wa
gauni lake [Kez]. (< Eng.).
gavana (noun 5/6), pl magavana, governor. (< Engl.).
-gawa (verb), distribute.
-gawa (verb), divide. mnatamba mnagawa halafu mnasimanga [Ma].
-gawa (verb), hand out.
-gawa (verb), pass out.
-gawa (verb), share.
-gawakati (verb), bisect. (< gawa v, kati adv).
-gawanya (verb), divide. (< gawa v).
-gawanya (verb), share.
-gawanyia (verb), give a share to. (< gawa v).
-gawanyika (verb), be divided. sura yake iligawanyika kama vipande hivyo
[Kez].
-gawanyika (verb), be split.
-gawia (verb), present. "Umeipata'pi kanzu nzuri kama hiyo?"
"Wamenigaia matajiri zangu" [Sul].
-gawia (verb), give a share to. (< gawa v).
-gawika (verb), be divided. siku yake, takriban, iligawika sehemu tatu
zenye kurejea hizo kwa hizo [Sul].
gawio (noun 5/6), pl magawio, apportionment.
gawio (noun 5/6), pl magawio, distribution.
gawio (noun 5/6), pl magawio, division.
gawio (noun 5/6), pl magawio, divisor.
-gawiwa (verb), be given a share. (< gawa v).
gawo (noun 5/6), pl magawo, part.
gawo (noun 5/6), pl magawo, portion.
gawo (noun 5/6), pl magawo, share.
gayagaya (noun 5/6), pl magayagaya, kind of mat.
gazeti (noun 5/6), pl magazeti, magazine.
gazeti (noun 5/6), pl magazeti, newspaper.
gazeti (noun 5/6), pl magazeti, periodical. (< Engl.).
-gea (verb), abandon.
-gea (verb), give up.
-gea (verb), leave behind.
-gea (verb), throw.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, cliff.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, crag.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, exceptional person.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, fig. raised embroidery on the back of a
kanzu.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, mountain.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, prominent person.
gebali (noun 5/6), pl magebali, rock.
gego (noun 5/6), pl magego, molar tooth. magego yote yakionekana [Muk].
geli (noun), children's game similar to tipcat.
geli (noun), large knife.
-gema (verb), cut (the bark of trees to obtain resin).
-gema (verb), slit (the bark of trees, to obtain resin).
-gema (verb), tap (the bark of trees, to obtain resin).
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, brink.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, cave.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, cliff.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, coral.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, crag.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, declivity.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, edge.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, gang.
genge (noun), group. (< Engl.).
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, precipice.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, ravine.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, slope.
genge (noun 5/6), pl magenge, food stall. mwenye genge anapitisha kidole
chake juu ya mwiko [Ma].
genge (noun), troop. (< Engl.).
genge (noun), gang of workers. (< Engl.).
-geni (adjective), new.
-geni (adjective), novel.
-geni (adjective), unfamiliar.
geni (adjective), foreign.
geni (adjective), strange.
geni (adjective), unusual.
gere (noun 9/10), pl gere, envy (slang). wanaume wenzio wakitaka
kukupiga shauri ya kuona gere [Ma].
gereji (noun 5/6), pl magereji, garage.
gereji (noun), repair shop. (< Engl.).
gereza (noun), fort. (< Port.).
gereza (noun 5/6), pl magereza, jail.
gereza (noun 5/6), pl magereza, prison. walikuwa wamefika gereza ya
Kamitio [Ng]. (< Portuguese).
-gesa (verb), turn (on a lathe).
geso (noun), lathe.
-geua (verb), avoid.
-geua (verb), change.
-geugeu (adjective), changeable.
geugeu (adjective), fickle.
geugeu (adjective), uncertain.
-geuka (verb), change (into). ulimi wake ukageuka kipande cha chuma
[Sul]. (< geua v).
-geuka (verb), treat with scorn.
-geuka (verb), be transformed.
-geuka (verb), turn. yule kijana aligeuka tena kumtazama Subira [Sul].
(< geua v).
-geuka rangi (verb), change color. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-geukageuka (verb), change somewhat. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), alter. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), exchange.
-geuza (verb), interchange.
-geuza (verb), transform. hakika kioo kinaweza kuugeuza moyo wa mtu
[Sul].
-geuza (verb), turn. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), change. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), put inside out. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), put upside down. (< geua v).
-geuza (verb), turn round. (< geua v).
geuzi (noun 5/6), pl mageuzi, alteration.
geuzi (noun 5/6), pl mageuzi, change.
geuzi (noun 5/6), pl mageuzi, fluctuation. (< geua v).
geuzi (noun 5/6), pl mageuzi, transformation.
-geuzika (verb), be transformed. jinsi ya hali ya hewa ya mambo ya hapo
chuo kikuu ilivyomgeuza au anavyotaka kugeuzika asiweze [Moh].
geuzo (noun 5/6), pl mageuzo, change. (< geua v).
geuzo (noun 5/6), pl mageuzo, transformation. (< geua v).
geuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, alteration. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
geuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, change. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
geuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, innovation. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
geuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, reform. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
geuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, transformation. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi.
democratic reform.. (< geua V).
-geza (verb), try on (an article of clothing). (< Pers.).
-ghadhabika (verb), be angry. (< ghadhabu n).
-ghadhabika (verb), irritated.
-ghadhabisha (verb), anger.
-ghadhabisha (verb), exasperate.
-ghadhabisha (verb), irritate.
-ghadhabisha (verb), provoke.
ghadhabu (noun 9/10), pl ghadhabu, anger.
ghadhabu (noun 9/10), pl ghadhabu, fury. Maksuudi alihema kwa ghadhabu
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
ghadhabu (noun 9/10), pl ghadhabu, irritation.
ghadhabu (noun 9/10), pl ghadhabu, rage. (< Arabic).
ghadhabu (noun 9/10), pl ghadhabu, vexation.
ghadhia (noun 9/10), pl ghadhia, disorder.
ghadhia (noun 9/10), pl ghadhia, rebellion.
ghadhia (noun 9/10), pl ghadhia, tumult.
ghadhia (noun 9/10), pl ghadhia, unrest.
-ghafalisha (verb), astonish.
-ghafalisha (verb), divert.
-ghafalisha (verb), neglect.
ghafi (adjective), inferior.
ghafi (adjective), insignificant.
ghafi (adjective), worthless.
ghafi (noun), gross weight.
-ghafilika (verb), absentminded.
-ghafilika (verb), amaze.
-ghafilika (verb), be forgetful.
-ghafilika (verb), be surprised.
-ghafilika (verb), be taken unawares.
ghafla (adverb), abruptly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafla (adverb), suddenly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafla (adverb), unexpectedly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafla (adverb), without warning. (< ghafilika v).
ghafula (adverb), abruptly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafula (adverb), suddenly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafula (adverb), unexpectedly. (< ghafilika v).
ghafula (adverb), without warning. (< ghafilika v).
ghaibu (noun 9/10), pl ghaibu, absence.
ghaibu (noun 9/10), pl ghaibu, deficiency.
ghaibu (noun 9/10), pl ghaibu, distance.
ghaibu (noun 9/10), pl ghaibu, lack.
ghaibu (noun 9/10), pl ghaibu, remoteness.
ghaidhi (noun 9/10), pl ghaidhi, anger (sudden fit of).
ghaidhi (noun 9/10), pl ghaidhi, determination.
ghaidhi (noun 9/10), pl ghaidhi, effort (strong).
ghaidhi (noun 9/10), pl ghaidhi, exertion.
-ghairi (verb), change one's mind.
-ghairi (verb), consider.
-ghairi (verb), do something unexpected.
ghairi ya- (preposition), apart.
ghairi ya- (preposition), except.
ghairi ya- (preposition), exclusive.
ghairi ya- (preposition), without.
ghairi ya (adverb), without.
-ghairisha (verb), change.
-ghairisha (verb), surprise.
ghala (noun 9/10), pl ghala, maghala, storage place.
ghalati (noun 9/10), pl ghalati, falsehood.
ghalati (noun 9/10), pl ghalati, fault.
ghalati (noun 9/10), pl ghalati, lie.
ghalati (noun 9/10), pl ghalati, mistake.
ghali (adjective), costly.
ghali (adjective), expensive.
ghali (adjective), rare.
ghali (adjective), scarce.
-ghalika (verb), be expensive.
-ghalika (verb), inflate (in price). (< ghali adj).
-ghalika (verb), rise in price. (< ghali adj).
-ghalika (verb), be scarce.
-ghalisha (verb), raise the price.
ghamidha (noun 9/10), pl ghamidha, excitement. (< Arabic).
ghamidha (noun 9/10), pl ghamidha, irritation. alisubiri kwa ghamidha na
shauku kuu [Muk]. (< Arabic).
ghamidha (noun 9/10), pl ghamidha, malcontent. (< Arabic).
-ghamma (verb), be unusual.
ghamma (adjective), rare.
ghamu (noun 9/10), pl ghamu, grief.
ghamu (noun), melancholy.
ghamu (noun 9/10), pl ghamu, sadness.
ghamu (noun 9/10), pl ghamu, sorrow.
-ghani (verb), sing songs (of a serious character).
ghanima (noun), advantage.
ghanima (noun), good fortune.
ghanima (noun), prosperity.
ghanima (noun), success.
gharadi (noun), aim.
gharadi (noun), desire.
gharadi (noun), intention.
gharadi (noun), odds and ends.
gharadi (noun), routine tasks.
gharadi (noun), usual.
gharama (noun 9/10), pl gharama, cost. (< Arabic).
gharama (noun 9/10), pl gharama, expenses.
gharama (noun), fee.
gharama (noun), payment.
gharama (noun 9/10), pl gharama, price.
gharama za uendeshaji (noun 9/10), pl gharama za uendeshaji,
administrative expenses.
gharika (noun), downfall.
gharika (noun 9/10), pl gharika, flood.
gharika (noun 9/10), pl gharika, inundation.
gharika (noun), ruin.
gharika (noun), wreck.
-ghariki (verb), be flooded.
-ghariki (verb), be inundated.
ghariki (adjective), sink into water.
-gharikisha (verb), flood.
-gharikisha (verb), inundate. (< gharika n).
gharikisho (noun 9/10), pl magharikisho, flood.
gharikisho (noun 9/10), pl magharikisho, inundation.
-gharimia (verb), bear the expense of. (< gharama n).
-gharimia (verb), spend on. Nimemgharimia safari yake..
-gharimu (verb), cost. kuvunja chupa ya kunyonyea mtoto kulimgharimu
deni [Sul]. (< gharama n).
ghashi (noun), deceit.
ghashi (noun), fraud.
ghashi (noun), guile.
ghashi (noun), trickery.
-ghasi (verb), annoy. (< Arabic).
-ghasi (verb), complicate.
-ghasi (verb), confuse. hata makucha yake yangeliwapara na kuwaghasi
wenzake [Ya]. (< Arabic).
-ghasi (verb), disturb.
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, bustle. (< ghasi v).
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, confusion. ghasia za gari na pitapita za
watu [Sul]. (< ghasi v).
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, disorder. (< ghasi v).
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, disturbance. (< ghasi v).
ghasia (noun), excitement.
ghasia (noun), haste.
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, mess. (< ghasi v).
ghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasia, trouble. (< ghasi v).
ghasiaghasia (noun 9/10), pl ghasiaghasia, spices and other (small)
ingredients. kufika sokoni kutimiza ghasia ghasia na vichopochopo
vilivyohitajika kwa chakula cha mgeni [Moh]. (< Arabic).
ghera (noun), distrust.
ghera (noun), jealousy.
-ghibu (verb), be absent.
-ghibu (verb), disappear.
-ghibu (verb), be lost.
ghilba (noun 9/10), pl ghilba, cunning. kama mambo yaliyopita kwa
ghilba, yalimfuma kabla ya kuyatia katika mizani [Sul].
ghilba (noun 9/10), pl ghilba, deceit.
ghiliba (noun), cheating.
ghiliba (noun), deception.
ghiliba (noun), fraud.
ghiliba (noun 9/10), pl ghilibu, rivalry.
-ghilibu (verb), get the better of.
-ghilibu (verb), cheat.
-ghilibu (verb), compete.
ghofira (noun 9/10), pl ghofira, absolution.
ghofira (noun), forgiveness.
ghofira (noun), pardon.
-ghofiri (verb), absolve.
-ghofiri (verb), forgive.
-ghofiri (verb), pardon.
ghorofa (noun 9/10), pl ghorofa, storey (upper floor).
ghorofa (noun), floor (or a building). orofa ya pili. second floor.
ghorofa (noun), story (or a building). nyumba ya orofa nne. a four-
story house..
-ghoshi (verb), adulterate.
-ghoshi (verb), cheat.
-ghoshi (verb), deceive.
-ghoshi (verb), falsify.
-ghosubu (verb), cheat.
-ghosubu (verb), swindle.
ghuba (noun 5/6), pl maghuba, bay.
ghuba (noun 9/10), pl ghuba, gulf.
ghuba (noun 5/6), pl maghuba, inlet.
ghubari (noun 5/6), pl maghubari, cloud of rain.
ghubari (noun 5/6), pl maghubari, dust.
ghubari (noun 5/6), pl maghubari, vapor.
ghulamu (noun), jack. [cards]
ghulamu (noun), knave. [cards]
ghulamu (noun), young man.
-ghumia (verb), lose consciousness.
-ghumia (verb), be disconcerted.
-ghumia (verb), be frightened.
-ghumia (verb), be speechless from amazement.
-ghumia (verb), grow weak.
-ghuri (verb), deceive.
-ghuri (verb), falsify.
-ghuri (verb), mislead.
-ghuri (verb), swindle.
ghurubu (noun), evening prayers (Islamic).
ghurubu (noun), time of sunset.
ghurubu (noun), west.
ghururi (noun 5/6), pl maghururi, arrogance.
ghururi (noun 5/6), pl maghururi, conceit.
ghururi (noun 9/10), pl ghururi, infatuation. (< Arabic).
ghururi (noun 5/6), pl maghururi, presumption.
ghururi (noun 5/6), pl maghururi, self-deception.
ghururi (noun 9/10), pl ghururi, vanity. kumkinga na ghururi za dunia
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-ghushi (verb), be adequate.
-ghushi (verb), be sufficient.
-ghusubu (verb), coerce.
-ghusubu (verb), compel.
-ghusubu (verb), force.
gia (noun 9/10), pl gia, gear.
gia (noun), mechanism. (< Engl).
giaboksi (noun 9/10), pl giaboksi, gearbox.
giahesi (noun 9/10), pl giahesi, helical gear.
giamatemo (noun 9/10), pl giamatemo, bevel gear.
giamsokoto (noun 9/10), pl giamsokoto, spiral gear.
-gida (verb), decant (a liquid leaving the sediment).
-gida (verb), pour off a liquid, leaving the sediment.
gidamu (noun), leather strap (on sandals).
-gilidi (verb), bind (a book in leather).
giligilani (noun 9/10), pl giligilani, coriander seed (Coriandrum
sativum).
-giriama (adjective), pl Giriama, Giriama.
-gisi (verb), believe.
-gisi (verb), guess.
-gisi (verb), suppose.
gisikafiri (noun), gisifakiri- a kind of lizard.
gitaa (noun), pl gitaa, magitaa, guitar. (< Engl).
giza (noun 9/10), pl giza, darkness.
giza (noun), pl giza, magiza, gloom.
giza (noun), ignorance. Moyo wa mwenzio ni msitu wa giza..
glasi (noun 9/10), pl glasi, glass.
glavu (noun 9/10), pl glavu, glove.
globu (noun), lightbulb. (< Engl).
-goba (verb), conclude.
-goba (verb), end.
goba (noun), dried manioc.
-goboa (verb), break.
-goboa (verb), pluck off.
-goboa (verb), strip off.
gobori (noun), muzzle-loader gun.
-goda (verb), make an effort.
-goda (verb), exert oneself.
godoro (noun 5/6), pl magodoro, bolster. (< Ind.).
godoro (noun 5/6), pl magodoro, cushion. (< Ind.).
godoro (noun 5/6), pl magodoro, mattress. (< Ind.).
gofi (noun), bark.
gofi (noun), rind.
gofi (noun), skin.
gofia (noun), pulley.
gofia (noun), roller.
gofu (adjective), collapsed.
gofu (adjective), destroyed.
gofu (adjective), emaciated.
gofu (adjective), thin.
gofu (noun 5/6), pl magofu, broken down thing.
gofu (noun), emaciated person.
gofu (noun 9/10), pl gofu, golf.
gofu (noun 5/6), pl magofu, ruin(s). Gofu la nyumba..
gofu (noun), human wreck.
-gofua (verb), collapse. Ugonjwa umemgofua sana..
-gofua (verb), become emaciated. Ugonjwa umemgofua sana..
-gofua (verb), fall down. Ugonjwa umemgofua sana..
-gofua (verb), become thin. Ugonjwa umemgofua sana..
-gofyagofya (verb), drive.
-gofyagofya (verb), impel.
gogadima (noun), kind of shrub.
gogo (noun 5/6), pl magogo, log (of tree).
gogo (noun 5/6), pl magogo, weed.
gogo (noun 5/6), pl magogo, trunk (of a tree).
-gogoreka (verb), cackle.
-gogoreka (verb), chatter.
-gogoreka (verb), cluck.
-gogoroda (verb), compel.
-gogoroda (verb), force.
-gogota (verb), beat.
-gogota (verb), drag.
-gogota (verb), hammer.
-gogota (verb), pull.
-gogota (verb), strike.
-gogota (verb), tap. (< gota v).
gogota (noun 9/10an), pl gogota, woodpecker. (< gota v).
goigoi (adjective), idle.
goigoi (adjective), inactive.
goigoi (adjective), indolent.
goigoi (adjective), lazy.
goigoi (noun), laggard.
goigoi (noun), lazy person.
-goka (verb), choke (in vomiting).
-goka (verb), gag.
-goka (verb), retch.
goko (noun 5/6), pl magoko, shinbone.
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, craw.
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, crop.
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, mucus. (< Pers.).
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, pellet of opium (for smoking). (< Ind.).
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, phlegm. (< Pers.).
gole (noun 5/6), pl magole, saliva. (< Pers.).
goli (noun 5/6), pl magoli, sport-goal. (< Eng.).
golikipa (noun 5/6), pl magolikipa, sport-goalkeeper. (< Engl.).
golikipa (noun 5/6), pl magolikipa, someone lacking initiative. unajidai
hutaki kuwa golikipa [Ma]. (< Eng.). [slang]
gololi (noun 5/6), pl magololi, ball of glass. (< Pers.).
gololi (noun 5/6), pl magololi, ball-bearing. (< Pers.).
gololi (noun 5/6), pl magololi, marble. (< Pers.).
-goma (verb), refuse to do something. Watu wamegoma hawataki kufanya
kazi kabla ya kuongezwa mshahara..
-goma (verb), stand up for one's rights. Watu wamegoma hawataki kufanya
kazi kabla ya kuongezwa mshahara..
-goma (verb), strike. Watu wamegoma hawataki kufanya kazi kabla ya
kuongezwa mshahara..
goma (noun 5/6), pl magoma, drum (big). (< ngoma N).
-gomba (verb), argue.
-gomba (verb), contradict.
-gomba (verb), oppose.
-gomba (verb), quarrel with.
-gomba (verb), refuse.
-gomba (verb), squabble.
-gomba (verb), go on a strike.
-gomba (verb), wrangle.
gomba (noun 5/6), pl magomba, fiber of the banana leaf.
-gombana (verb), fall out.
-gombana (verb), quarrel with. (< gomba v).
-gombana (verb), have words (with each other).
-gombana na (verb), argue with. (< gomba v).
gombe (noun), pl magombe, cattle. ndama ya ng'ombe. a calf.
gombe (noun), pl magombe, cow. ng'ombe jike. cow (female).
gombe (noun), pl magombe, ox. ng'ombe dume. ox.
gombe (noun), pl magombe, stupid person.
gombe dume (noun), pl magombe dume, bull. gombe dume. bull.
gombe jike (noun), pl magombe jike, cow (female). gombe dume.
cow(female).
gombe maksai (noun), pl magombe maksai, bullock. gombe dume. bullock.
gombe maksai (noun), pl magombe maksai, ox. gombe dume. ox.
-gombea (verb), argue (about something).
-gombea (verb), compete for. (< gomba v).
-gombea (verb), dispute. (< gomba v).
-gombea (verb), lay claim to.
-gombea (verb), quarrel.
-gombea (verb), stand up for.
-gombeza (verb), forbid. Tumegombezwa tusiende (kwenda)..
-gombeza (verb), reprimand. (< gomba v).
-gombeza (verb), scold. [wazee wetu] walitugombeza 'ivyo'ivyo
tusijisahau [Moh].
-gombezeka (verb), be reprehensible.
gombo (noun 5/6), pl magombo, leaf of book.
gombo (noun 5/6), pl magombo, page.
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, bark (of tree).
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, fort.
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, peelbark.
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, rind.
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, shell (of a crab etc.).
gome (noun 5/6), pl magome, shilling.
-gomea (verb), boycott.
-gomea (verb), resist. (< goma v).
gomvi (adjective), quarrelsome.
-gona (verb), lie down.
-gona (verb), sleep.
gonda (noun), lizard (small kind).
gondi (noun 5/6), pl magondi, claw (of a crab etc.).
-gonea (verb), appease.
-gonea (verb), pacify.
-gonea (verb), soothe.
-gong'ota (verb), beat.
-gong'ota (verb), beat (hides in preparing leather).
-gong'ota (verb), hammer.
-gong'ota (verb), hammer (metals).
-gonga (verb), bang. usije ukagonga makopo! [Muk].
-gonga (verb), beat. kengele ya pili iligonga na misa ikaanza [Kez].
-gonga (verb), collide.
-gonga (verb), hammer at.
-gonga (verb), hit.
-gonga (verb), knock.
-gonga (verb), strike.
-gonga (verb), tap.
-gongana (verb), bang on each other. (< gonga v).
-gongana (verb), collide (automobiles or ships etc.).
-gongana (verb), hit on each other. (< gonga v).
-gongana (verb), knock against each other. anavaa haraka haraka huku
shanga kichwani zikigongana [Muk], akabaki anaona baridi, [...] meno
yakigongana [Sul].
-gongana (verb), strike against each other.
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, club. anacheza hoki kwa gongo [Sul]. (<
gonga v).
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, height.
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, hump (of a camel). (< gonga v). [rare]
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, knocker.
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, pinnacle.
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, seam (in a cloth). (< gonga v).
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, thick stick used as a club. (< gonga v).
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, top.
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, bludgeon. (< gonga v).
gongo (noun 5/6), pl magongo, cudgel. (< gonga v).
-gongomea (verb), drive (nails).
-gongomea (verb), drive with blows.
-gongomea (verb), hammer. waliobaki waliganda hapo hapo kama
waliogongomelewa misumari [Moh].
-gongomea (verb), nail up. (< gonga v).
-gongomewa (verb), be nailed up. (< gonga v).
gongonola (noun), woodpecker.
-gonia (verb applicative), appease.
-gonia (verb applicative), pacify.
-gonia (verb applicative), soothe.
-gonjwa (adjective), ill.
gonjwa (adjective), sick.
gonjwa (noun 5/6), pl magonjwa, disease.
gonjwa (noun 5/6), pl magonjwa, illness.
gonjwa (noun 5/6), pl magonjwa, malady.
gora (noun), calico.
gora (noun), cotton.
goregore (noun), ornith. Tanganyika kakelaar, hoopoe (Phoeniculus
purpureus).
gorofa (noun), story.
gorofa (noun), upper story.
gorofa (noun), floor (or a building). orofa ya pili. second floor.
gorofa (noun), story (or a building). nyumba ya orofa nne. a four-story
house..
goromoe (noun), kind of lizard.
gorong'ondo (noun), pl magorong'ondo, leg (of an animal).
-gorong'ondwa (noun), crawl.
-gorong'ondwa (noun), twist.
-gorong'ondwa (noun), move in a zigzag.
gorong'ondwa (noun), kind of a lizard.
goshi (noun), weather.
goshi (noun), windward side.
-gota (verb), beat.
-gota (verb), come to an end.
-gota (verb), finish.
-gota (verb), knock.
-gota (verb), rap.
-gota (verb), tap.
-gotagota (verb), beat a drum.
-gotagota (verb), rap continuously.
gotagota (noun), woodpecker.
-piga goti (verb), kneel. kumpigia goti mumewe kutamuulisha [Moh].
goti (noun 5/6), pl magoti, knee. piga magoti. [knee down, fall to
one's knees]
govi (noun 5/6), pl magovi, foreskin.
govi (noun 5/6), pl magovi, prepuce. mwenye govi. [uncircumcised
person]
goya (noun), tripping someone up.
goya (noun), hooking a foot around an opponent's leg (in wrestling).
gozi (noun 5/6), pl magozi, black (used by Arabs of Africans). (pejor.).
gozi (noun 5/6), pl magozi, football (game). mcheza gozi. (< sport).
[sport]
gozi (noun 5/6), pl magozi, negro (used by Arabs of Africans). (pejor.).
gramafoni (noun), gramophone.
gramafoni (noun), phonograph record.
gredi (noun), grade. ana gredi gani? [Rec]. (< Eng.).
gredi (noun), level. kahawa ya gredi chini; mshahara wake ni wa gredi
juu [Rec]. (< Eng.).
gredi (noun), position. ana gredi gani? [Rec]. (< Eng.).
gredi (noun), quality. kahawa ya gredi chini; mshahara wake ni wa gredi
juu [Rec]. (< Eng.).
gredi (noun), rank. ana gredi gani? [Rec]. (< Eng.).
greza (noun), fort.
greza (noun), prison.
grisi (noun 9/10), pl grisi, grease. mabaka ya weusi wa grisi ya magari
[Ma]. (< Eng.).
-guama (verb), press.
-guama (verb), squeeze.
guba (noun), pl guba, maguba, bay.
guba (noun), pl guba, maguba, cupola.
guba (noun), pl guba, maguba, dome.
guba (noun), pl guba, maguba, gulf.
guba (noun), pl guba, maguba, vault.
guba (noun), pl kuba, makuba, bay. (< kikuba N).
guba (noun), pl kuba, makuba, gulf. (< kikuba N).
gubari (noun), heavy black cloud.
gubari (noun), dust-cloud.
gubeti (noun 5/6), pl magubeti, bow.
gubeti (noun 5/6), pl mgubi, bow (of boat). naut..
gubeti (noun 5/6), pl magubeti, figurehead. naut..
gubeti (noun 9/10), pl gubeti, prow of Swahili vessel. [naut]
gubi (noun 5/6), pl magubi, leaf-stem of the coconut palm.
-gubigubi (verb), pl gubigubi, cover oneself from head to foot.
-gubika (verb), cover over. uso kaugubika kwenye mto ambao ulikuwa
umeroa machozi [Moh]. (< gubi n).
-gubika (verb), wrap up.
-gubikwa (verb), be covered. (< gubi n).
gubiti (noun), stick of sugar candy.
gubu (noun), anger.
gubu (noun), annoyance.
gubu (noun), forwardness.
gubu (noun), ill humor.
gubu (noun), importunity.
gubu (noun), obtrusiveness.
gubu (noun), pushiness. [a forward/pushy person, nuisance, bore]
gubu (noun), vexation.
-gubua (verb), fig. discover.
-gubua (verb), bring to light.
-gubua (verb), open.
-gubua (verb), fig. reveal.
-gubua (verb), uncover. (< gubi n).
gude (noun), awl.
gude (noun), gude (kind of bird, coucal).
gudi (noun 5/6), pl magudi, dock (of ships).
gudi (noun 5/6), pl magudi, shipyard.
gudulia (noun 5/6), pl magudulia, jar.
gudulia (noun 5/6), pl magudulia, pitcher.
-gueza (verb), turn. mwalimu Matata akiingiza ufunguo mlangoni na
kuugeuza [Muk], kwa muda mrefu alijigeuza huku na huku kujitazama [Sul].
gugu (noun 5/6), pl magugu, brush.
gugu (noun 5/6), pl magugu, thicket.
gugu (noun 5/6), pl magugu, undergrowth. majumba ya zamani yaliyomea
magugu [Sul].
gugu (noun 5/6), pl magugu, weed.
-gugumia (verb), gulp. gugumiza maneno. [stutter, stammer]
-gugumia (verb), guzzle.
-gugumia (verb), swallow.
gugumio (noun 5/6), pl magugumio, choked sob. Bi Tamima alikuwa akilia
kwa gugumio [Moh].
-gugumiza (verb), stutter. (< gugumia v).
gugumizi (noun 5/6), pl magugumizi, person with a speech-defect.
gugumizi (noun 5/6), pl magugumizi, one who stutters.
-gugumka (verb), repress crying. Maimuna aliendelea kugugumka kwa kilio
[Moh].
gugumu (noun), body odor.
gugumu (noun), perspiration.
gugumu (noun), sweat. ["rare, dial".]
gugumua (noun), reed variety (Phragmites communis).
-guguna (verb), gnaw.
gumba (adjective), alone.
gumba (adjective), solitary. mtu mgumba. [childless/solitary person.]
gumba (adjective), sterile.
gumba (noun 9/10), pl gumba, big finger. gumba la mkono wa kushoto
uliobeba chupa likiwa limeuziba mdomo wa chupa [Muk].
gumba (noun 9/10), pl gumba, big toe.
gumbizi (noun), dizziness. ana gumbizi [Rec].
gumbizi (noun), fainting spell. ana gumbizi [Rec].
gumbo (noun 5/6), pl magumbo, distress.
gumbo (noun 5/6), pl magumbo, crop failure.
gumbo (noun 5/6), pl magumbo, need.
gumbo (noun 5/6), pl magumbo, shortage (of food supplies).
gumbu (noun), musical instrument (made of a calabash).
gumegume (noun), flintlock musket. bunduki ya gumegume [Rec]. [arch.]
gumegume (noun 5/6), pl magumegume, puppet. basi mimi hunioni kuwa mume,
gumegume tu [Abd].
gumegume (noun 5/6an), pl magumegume, rustic person.
gumegume (noun 5/6an), pl magumegume, uncultured person (fig.).
gumio (noun 5/6), pl magumio, barking.
gumio (noun 5/6), pl magumio, yelping.
-gumu (verb), firm.
-gumu (verb), puzzling.
-gumu (verb), strong. sauti yake ilikuwa ya taratibu lakini ngumu [Sul].
gumu (adjective), brave.
gumu (adjective), courageous.
gumu (adjective), difficult. kazi ngumu; moyo mgumu [Rec].
gumu (adjective), firm. mkate mgumu [Rec].
gumu (adjective), hard. mkate mgumu [Rec].
gumu (adjective), obstinate.
gumu (adjective), severe. mkate mgumu [Rec].
gumu (adjective), stubborn.
gumu (adjective), tough. mkate mgumu [Rec].
gumu (adjective), unyielding.
-guna (verb), complain.
-guna (verb), criticize.
-guna (verb), be cross.
-guna (verb), express disapproval. Kabenga aliguna tu [Kez].
-guna (verb), find fault.
-guna (verb), growl.
-guna (verb), grumble. bila kuguna, Regina alikwenda [Kez.
-guna (verb), be irritable.
-guna (verb), moan.
-guna (verb), murmur.
-guna (verb), protest.
-guna (verb), show discontent.
-guna (verb), grunt.
-gunda (verb), be short (in stature).
gunda (noun 5/6), pl magunda, musical horn.
gundi (noun 9/10), pl gundi, adhesive gum.
gundi (noun 9/10), pl gundi, glue.
gundi (noun), paste.
-gundua (verb), catch. gundua siri [Rec].
-gundua (verb), come upon.
-gundua (verb), disclose. gundua siri [Rec].
-gundua (verb), discover. akagundua kuwa muda wote huu alikuwa akifanya
makosa [Muk], baadaye alikuja gundua kuwa kilio hicho hakikuwa kilio
kamili [Mt].
-gundua (verb), find out accidentally.
-gundua (verb), hunt out. gundua siri [Rec].
-gundua (verb), surprise. gundua siri [Rec].
-gundua (verb), catch unawares. mara nyingi Nunga alimgundua Kaburu
akimwangalia kwa jicho la hamu [Ng].
-gundua (verb), realize.
-gundua (verb), startle.
-gunduana (verb), discover each other.
-gunduana (verb), expose each other.
-gunduka (verb), be disclosed.
-gunduka (verb), be discovered.
-gunduka (verb), be exposed.
-gundulia (verb), approach stealthily.
-gundulia (verb), sneak up on.
-gundulisha (verb), disclose.
-gundulisha (verb), expose.
-gunduliwa (verb), be come upon unexpectedly. (< gundua v).
-gunga (verb), abstain from certain foods as taboo.
-gunga (verb), coax.
-gunga (verb), observe a diet.
-gunga (verb), give up (certain foods, as tabu).
-gunga (verb), keep a taboo.
-gunga (verb), resist a temptation.
-gunga (verb), warn.
gungu (noun 9/10), pl gungu, dancing (type of).
gungu (noun), gungu (kind of dance).
guni (noun 5/6), pl maguni, bag made of matting (for transporting dates).
guni (noun 5/6), pl maguni, carpenter's square.
guni (noun 9/10), pl guni, blank verse.
guni (noun), unrhymed verse.
gunia (noun 5/6), pl magunia, burlap.
gunia (noun 5/6), pl magunia, sack. alishikwa mara moja na kutupwa chini
kama gunia, miguu juu [Kez]. (< Arabic).
guno (noun 5/6), pl maguno, contemptuous sound. (< guna v).
guno (noun 5/6), pl maguno, groan. (< guna v).
guno (noun 5/6), pl maguno, grumbling. (< guna v).
guno (noun 5/6), pl maguno, grunt. (< guna v).
guno (noun 5/6), pl maguno, moan. (< guna v).
guno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, complaining. (< guna V).
guno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, dissatisfaction. (< guna V).
guno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, growling. (< guna V).
guno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, grumbling. (< guna V).
gunzi (noun 5/6), pl magunzi, corncob.
-gura (verb), move. [dial]
-gura (verb), change one's residence. [dial]
-gurisha (verb causative), drive away.
-gurisha (verb causative), expel.
guru (adjective), unrefined. sukari guru. unrefined sugar.
gurudumu (noun 5/6), pl magurudumu, wheel. chini ya magurudumu ya
motokaa inayokuja [Ya], wakishughulika kulisukuma mbele gurudumu la
maendeleo [Mun]. (< Persian).
gurufa (noun), curve. ktika reli pana gurufa ya hatari.
gurufu (noun 5/6), pl magurufu, highway. [rare]
guruguru (noun 5/6), pl maguruguru, large lizard (Gherrosaurus major).
guruguru (noun), guruguru (kind of fish, sole).
-gurugusha (verb), do badly.
-gurugusha (verb), bungle.
-gurugusha (verb), spoil.
gururu (noun), curdled milk.
gururu (noun), whey.
-guruta (verb), flatten (clothes).
-guruta (verb), mangle (clothes).
-guruta (verb), press (clothes).
-guruta (verb), roll (clothes).
-guruta (verb), smooth (clothes).
-gusa (verb), feel.
-gusa (verb), handle.
-gusa (verb), touch. asije igusa meza ile kwa mikono yake [Ma].
-gusana (verb associative), get acquainted. [fig]
-gusiagusia maongezi (verb), keep mentioning a topic. (< gusa V).
-gusika (verb), be touchable. (< gusa v).
-gusisha (verb), approach.
-gusisha (verb), lay.
-gusisha (verb), place.
-gusisha (verb), put. Mansuri aligusisha midomo yake juu ya shavu la
Rehema [Sul], akamgusisha mkewe ncha ya bakora [Moh].
-guswa (verb), be touched. shavu lake lililoguswa na midomo ya Mansuri
[Sul]. (< gusa v).
-guta (verb), call.
-guta (verb), fight (cattle).
-guta (verb), gore.
-guta (verb), push.
-guta (verb), shout.
-guta (verb), yell.
-gutia (verb applicative), call out for (someone).
gutu (adjective), blunt. kisu kigoto; majani magutugutu.
gutu (adjective), broken off. kisu kigoto; majani magutugutu.
gutu (adjective), chopped off. kisu kigoto; majani magutugutu.
gutu (adjective), dull. kisu kigoto; majani magutugutu.
gutu (noun 5/6), pl magutu, stump (of a leg etc.). ana mguu (kidole)
gutu; gutu la miti.
-gutua (verb), frighten.
-gutua (verb), set (reduce) a broken or dislocated arm or leg. [med]
-gutua (verb), startle.
-gutua (verb), do something suddenly.
-gutua (verb), jerk. (< mkutuo N).
-gutua (verb), land (of airplanes). (< mkutuo N).
-gutua (verb), pull (suddenly). (< mkutuo N).
-gutua (verb), cause a shock. (< mkutuo N).
-gutuka (verb), be caught off guard. (< gutua v).
-gutuka (verb), be disturbed. (< gutua v).
-gutuka (verb), be frightened. (< gutua v).
-gutuka (verb), shudder. Mansuri aligutuka kwa maumivu [Sul].
-gutuka (verb), be startled. (< gutua v).
-gutuka (verb), be surprised. yule kijana aligutuka kama aliyezinduliwa
katika utulivu wake [Sul].
-gutusha (verb), startle. (< gutua v).
-gutusha (verb causative), astound.
-gutusha (verb causative), horrify.
-gutusha (verb causative), receive an electric shock.
-gutusha (verb causative), shock.
-guya (verb), grasp. [rare]
-guya (verb), hold fast. [rare]
-guya (verb), seize. [rare]
-gwa (verb), fall. [rare]
-gwafua (verb), bare the teeth.
-gwafua (verb), snarl.
-gwama (verb), press.
-gwama (verb), squeeze.
gwanda (noun 5/6), pl magwanda, man's outer garment (knee-length).
-gwaraza (verb), grind. gwaraza meno.
-gwaraza (verb), rub. gwaraza meno.
gwaride (noun 5/6), pl magwaride, band. [mil]
gwaride (noun 5/6), pl magwaride, drill exercises.
gwaride (noun 5/6an), pl magwaride, guard. gwaride la heshima; cheza
(piga) gwaride; nyumba ya gwaride. [mil]
gwaride (noun 5/6), pl magwaride, parade.
gwaride (noun 5/6), pl magwaride, review.
gwaru (noun 5/6), bean (Cyamopsis psoralloides).
gwasi (noun), pl magwasi (magwase), warthog.
-gwaya (verb), quiver (from fear, cold).
-gwaya (verb), tremble. alibaki kugwaya [Moh].
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haba (adjective), insignificant.
haba (adjective), little bit.
haba (adjective), scarce. (< Arabic).
haba (adjective), in short supply.
haba (adjective), slight.
haba (adjective), few. si haba kazi hiyo wameshaifanya [Moh].
haba (adjective), little (quantity).
haba (noun), pl mahaba, (mahuba), (mahubba), affection.
haba (noun), pl mahaba, (mahuba), (mahubba), devotion.
haba (noun), friendship.
haba (noun), pl mahaba, (mahuba), (mahubba), love.
haba (noun 9/10), pl haba, small amount.
hababi (noun 5/6), pl mahababi, Your Excellency (term of respect used in
addressing persons of high rank).
hababuu (noun 5/6), pl mahababuu, sweetheart. Francis ndiyo hababuu wake
[Ya]. (< Arabic).
habali (adjective), irresponsible.
habali (adjective), irritable.
habali (adjective), hot-tempered.
habari (noun), information.
habari (noun), message.
habari (noun 9/10), pl habari, news.
habari (noun), report.
habari? (pronoun), what's the news?.
habedari (interjection), Take care!.
habedari (interjection), Look out!.
habedari (interjection), Watch out!.
Habeshi (noun 5/6an), pl Mahabeshi (Wahabeshi), Abyssinian.
Habeshi (noun 5/6an), pl Mahabeshi (Wahabeshi), Ethiopian.
Habeshi (noun 1/2), pl wahabeshi, mahabeshi, Abyssinian person. (<
Uhabeshi N).
Habeshi (noun 1/2), pl wahabeshi, mahabeshi, Ethiopian person. (<
Uhabeshi N).
habibu (adjective), beloved. [liter]
habibu (adjective), dear.
habithi (noun), cruelty.
habithi (noun), dishonesty.
habithi (noun), malice.
habithi (noun), wickedness.
-habu (verb), be content.
-habu (verb), be happy.
habu (noun), like.
habu (noun), love.
habusu (noun 5/6), pl mahabusu, prisoner.
-hadaa (verb), deceive. Mwalimu Matata alimhadaa baba yake [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
-hadaa (verb), trick.
hadaa (noun 9/10), pl hadaa, cheating.
hadaa (noun), fraud.
-hadaiwa (verb), be cheated. (< -hadaa v).
hadaya (noun), valuable gift.
haddi (conjunction), as far as.
haddi (conjunction), so far as to.
haddi (conjunction), in order that. Nitafanya akili gani hadi tugawe
sawasawa?.
haddi (conjunction), so then.
haddi (conjunction), until.
haddi (conjunction), so as to.
haddi (conjunction), so that.
haddi (noun), boundary.
haddi (noun), children's jumping game.
haddi (noun), limit.
haddi (noun), rule.
hadhara (adverb), in the presence of. hadhara ya watu; mkutano
hadharani.
hadhara (adverb), pl hadhara, in public.
hadharani (adjective), brown. (< Arabic).
hadharani (adjective), dark (complexion). mwenye kazi alikuwa bwana
mmoja makamu, hadharani, mwenye nywele za singa [Sul]. (< Arabic).
hadharani (adverb), publicly. (< hadhara adv).
-hadhari (verb), avoid.
-hadhari (verb), be cautious. (< Arabic).
-hadhari (verb reflexive), evade.
hadhari (noun 9/10), pl hadhari, caution. kuwa na hadhari, tia (fanya)
hadhari.
hadhari (noun), discernment. kuwa na hadhari, tia (fanya) hadhari.
hadhari (noun 9/10), pl hadhari, guard.
hadhari (noun), tenseness. hadhari ya hali ya kisasa.
hadhari (noun), tension. hadhari ya hali ya kisasa.
-hadharisha (verb causative), put on one's guard. alijikongoja huku
akihadharisha watumishi wake [Moh].
hadhi (noun 9/10), pl hadhi, honor.
hadhi (noun 9/10), pl hadhi, rank.
hadhi (noun 9/10), pl hadhi, respect.
hadhi (noun 9/10), pl hadhi, status.
hadhi (noun), title. hadhi ya heshima.
hadhira (noun 9/10), pl hadhira, audience. hadhira iliyokuja kumpokea
mgeni kwa uchangamfu ilibidi itawanyike [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hadhira (noun 9/10), pl hadhira, public. (< Arabic).
-hadhiri (verb), announce.
-hadhiri (verb), make known. (< hadimu, huduma).
-hadhiri (verb), publish.
-hadhirisha (verb), caution. (< hadhara adv).
-hadhirisha (verb), warn. (< hadhara adv).
hadi (adverb), beyond measure. hawa wawili walikuwa na furaha hadi3
[Moh].
hadi (conjunction), until.
hadi (conjunction), up to.
hadima (noun 5/6), pl mahadima, service.
-hadimika (verb), be rare.
hadimika (adjective), unobtainable.
hadimu (noun 5/6), pl mahadimu, servant. (< hadima, huduma, hudumu,
mhadimu).
hadimu (noun 5/6), pl mahadimu, freed slave. (< hadima, huduma, hudumu,
mhadimu).
-fanyia hadithi (phrase), tell a story. Matumizi ya picha kwa kufanyia
hadithi [Masomo 194]. Use of pictures to tell a story.
-hadithi (verb), describe.
-hadithi (verb), explain.
-hadithi (verb), relate.
-hadithi (verb), tell.
-pa hadithi (verb), tell a story.
hadithi (noun), legend. ni hadithi tu.
hadithi (noun), myth. ni hadithi tu.
hadithi (noun), narrative. ni hadithi tu.
hadithi (noun), report. ni hadithi tu.
hadithi (noun 9/10), pl hadithi, story. ni hadithi tu.
-hadithia (verb), narrate. (< hadithi n).
-hadithiwa (verb passive), be told. nimehadithiwa. (< hadithi n).
-hafifisha (verb), behave in a careless way.
-hafifisha (verb), debilitate.
-hafifisha (verb), decrease.
-hafifisha (verb), diminish.
-hafifisha (verb), disparage.
-hafifisha (verb), exhaust.
-hafifisha (verb), behave in a frivolous way.
-hafifisha (verb), lessen (in volume).
-hafifisha (verb), minimize.
-hafifisha (verb), reduce.
-hafifisha (verb), weaken.
hafifu (adjective), feeble. (< Arabic).
hafifu (adjective), insignificant.
hafifu (adjective), poor (in quality). mavazi hayo hafifu [Mt]. (<
Arabic).
hafifu (adjective), trivial.
hafifu (adjective), worthless.
hafifu (adjective), weak. mwanga hafifu [Muk].
hafisi (noun), bureau.
hafisi (noun), department.
hafisi (noun), office.
hafla (noun 5/6), pl mahafla, ceremony.
hafla (noun 5/6), pl mahafla, feast.
hafla (noun 5/6), pl mahafla, party.
hafu (noun), half (sport half-time). (< eng).
hafukasti (noun), half-caste. (< eng).
hafutaimu (noun), sport half-time. (< eng).
hai (adjective), alive. (< hayati, hui, uhai).
hai (adjective), animate.
hai (adjective), existant. (< hayati, hui, uhai).
hai (adjective), living. (< hayati, hui, uhai).
haiba (noun 9/10), pl haiba, appearance.
haiba (noun 9/10), pl haiba, beauty (of character or countenance or
appearance). aliweza kufurahia haiba ya mandhari yaliyomzunguka [Ng],
tambo lake limejaa haiba [Sul]. (< Arabic).
haiba (noun 5/6), pl mahaiba, character.
haiba (noun 5/6), pl mahaiba, charm.
haiba (noun 5/6), pl mahaiba, grace (of external appearance or of
character).
haiba (noun 9/10), pl haiba, personality.
haiba (noun 5/6), pl mahaiba, good reputation.
haidhuru (adverb), all right.
haidhuru (adverb), it does not matter.
haidhuru (adverb), OK.
haidhuru (conjunction), no harm. (< ha NEG, dhuru v).
haidhuru (verb conjugated), never mind. (< ha NEG, dhuru v).
-haifisha (verb), incite (to rebellion). (< halalfa, uhalifu).
haijambo (adjective), good thing.
haijambo (adverb), luckily. haijambo mwenzangu unaweza kuzitambua huruma
za mtu kwa kumtazama usoni [Sul].
-haini (verb), betray. (< uhaini).
-haini (verb), deceive. (< uhaini).
haini (noun 1/2), pl wahaini, deserter.
haini (noun 1/2), pl wahaini, informer.
haini (noun 5/6), pl mahaini, renegade.
haini (noun 5/6), pl mahaini, traitor.
-haja (verb), demand. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
-haja (verb), petition. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
-haja (verb), request. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
-wa na haja (verb), need.
-wa na haja (verb), need to relieve oneself.
haja (noun), desire. sina haja nayo. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
haja (noun), necessity. sina haja nayo. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
haja (noun 9/10), pl haja, need. sina haja nayo. (< hitaji, hoja, hoji,
uhaji).
haja (noun 9/10), pl haja, reason.
haja (noun 9/10), pl haja, requirement.
haja (noun 9/10), pl haja, urge.
haja (noun 9/10), pl haja, want. (< Arabic).
haja (noun), need to relieve oneself. kwenda haja (go to the toilet).
(< hitaji, hoja, hoji, uhaji).
hajambo (phrase), he is well (used as a reply in greetings). (< hana
NEG, jambo n).
haji (noun 5/6), pl mahaji, pilgrim. (< hiji).
Haji (noun 9/10), pl Haji, pilgrimage to Mecca.
-hajiri (verb), emigrate. (< mhajiri).
-hajiri (verb), move. (< mhajiri).
-hajiri (verb), change one's residence. (< mhajiri).
-hajirika (verb), be an emigrant. (< mhajiri).
-hajirika (verb), live far away. (< mhajiri).
-hajirisha (verb), deport. (< mhajiri).
-hajirisha (verb), expel. (< mhajiri).
hajivale (noun), hawk species (Gymnogenis or polyboroideo typicus).
haka (noun), entrance fee. shika haka.
haka (noun), fine (for violating the rules of a club etc.). shika haka.
haka (noun), payment. shika haka.
haka (noun), price. shika haka.
hakama (noun 5/6), pl mahakama (mahakma), rare (law-)court. (< hukumu,
hakimu).
-pigania haki (verb), fight for justice.
haki (noun), claim. nipe haki yangu; takia haki. (< stahika, stahiki,
ustahiki).
haki (noun), claim (legal).
haki (noun 9/10), pl haki, fairness.
haki (noun), just. nipe haki yangu; takia haki. (< stahika, stahiki,
ustahiki).
haki (noun 9/10), pl haki, justice.
haki (noun), justice. shika (fanya) haki; mtu mwenye haki. (< stahika,
stahiki, ustahiki).
haki (noun), law. (< stahika, stahiki, ustahiki).
haki (noun), legality.
haki (noun), privilege. nipe haki yangu; takia haki. (< stahika,
stahiki, ustahiki).
haki (noun 9/10), right. nipe haki yangu; takia haki. (< stahika,
stahiki, ustahiki).
haki (noun), love of truth. shika (fanya) haki; mtu mwenye haki. (<
stahika, stahiki, ustahiki).
haki (noun 9/10), pl haki, truth.
hakika (adverb), for certain. (< hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (adverb), of course. (< hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (adverb), positively. (< hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (adverb), undoubtedly. (< hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun), accuracy. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika. (< hakiki,
hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun 9/10), pl hakika, certainty. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika.
(< hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun), correctness. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika. (< hakiki,
hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun 9/10), pl hakika, fact. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika. (<
hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun), reality. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika. (< hakiki,
hakikisho, uhakikisho).
hakika (noun 9/10), pl hakika, surety.
hakika (noun 9/10), pl hakika, truth. mambo ni hakika; sina hakika. (<
hakiki, hakikisho, uhakikisho).
-hakiki (verb), ascertain. (< hakika).
-hakiki (verb), check on. (< hakika).
-hakiki (verb), criticize. (< hakika n).
-hakiki (verb), determine the truth. (< hakika).
-hakiki (verb), prove. (< hakika).
-hakiki (verb), make sure. (< hakika).
-hakikia (verb), ask after someone. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb), ascertain. (< hakika n).
-hakikisha (verb), attest. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb), certify. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb), convince. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb), find out the truth. (< hakika n).
-hakikisha (verb), have inquiries made. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb), prove. (< hakika n).
-hakikisha (verb), make sure. alisogeza zaidi uso chini ya kioo na
kuupapasa kwa vidole, akahakikisha kuwa yeye siye kabisa Rehema wa zamani
[Sul]. (< hakika n).
-hakikisha (verb), verify. (< hakika n).
-hakikisha (verb), vouch for. (< hakika).
-hakikisha (verb causative), affirm. "Nakuapieni kwa Mungu na Mtume",
Amina alihakikisha kwa ulimi mwepesi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-hakikisha (verb causative), assure. (< Arabic).
-hakikisha (verb causative), guarantee. (< Arabic).
-hakikishia (verb applicative), confirm to someone. wataalamu wa mambo
ya mapenzi wametuhakikishia kuwa kupenda ni kazi ya moyo, macho ni shahidi
tu [Sul], akamhakikishie mapenzi yake [Sul].
hakikisho (noun 5/6), pl mahakikisho, deposition. (< hakiki).
hakikisho (noun 5/6), pl mahakikisho, evidence. (< hakiki).
hakikisho (noun 5/6), pl mahakikisho, proof. (< hakiki).
hakikisho (noun 5/6), pl mahakikisho, testimony. (< hakiki).
hakimu (noun 5/6), pl mahakimu, chief. (< hukumu). [rare]
hakimu (noun 5/6), pl mahakimu, judge. (< hukumu v).
hakimu (noun 5/6), pl mahakimu, leader. (< hukumu). [rare]
-hakiri (verb), treat with contempt. [rare]
-hakiri (verb), deprecate. [rare]
-hakiri (verb), despise. [rare]
-hakiri (verb), humilate. [rare]
-hakiri (verb), scorn. [rare]
-hakiri (verb), vilify. [rare]
-hakirisha (verb), abuse.
-hakirisha (verb), insult.
-hakirisha (verb), revile.
hakuna (verb), there are not.
hakuna (verb conjugated), no.
hakuna (verb conjugated), there is not.
halafa (noun), cleavage. (< halifu).
halafa (noun 9/10), pl halafa, difference.
halafa (noun), dissension. (< halifu).
halafa (noun), oath.
halafa (noun), opposition. (< halifu).
halafa (noun), quarrel. (< halifu).
halafa (noun), rupture. (< halifu).
halafu (adverb), afterwards. (< halifu).
halafu (adverb), in future. (< halifu).
halafu (adverb), subsequently. (< halifu).
halafu (conjunction), later.
halafu (conjunction), and then .... (< halifu).
halahala! (interjection), don't forget!.
halahala! (interjection), immediately.
halaiki (noun 9/10), pl halaiki, crowd.
halali (adjective), legitimate.
halali (adjective), permitted. (< halalika).
halali (adjective), rightful. pesa anazopata huyu ni za halali [Abd].
(< Arabic).
halali (adjective), allowed.
halali (adjective), legal.
halali (adjective), permissible.
halali (noun), lawful (in Islamic context). ni halali yako kula nyama
hii. (< halalika).
-halalika (verb), be lawful. (< halali).
-halalika (verb), be permitted. (< halali).
-halalisha (verb), declare to be lawful. (< halali).
-halalisha (verb), legalize. (< halali adj).
-halalisha (verb), permit. (< halali).
halan (adverb), immediately. lakini maisha ya mjini yana mwendo wake na
ni lazima juu ya mtu atakaye kukaa huko, ajirakibishe nao, halan [Abd].
(< Arabic).
halan (adverb), at once. (< Arabic).
halani (adverb), immediately. (< Arabic).
halani (adverb), at once. (< Arabic).
halasa (noun), payment. (< halisi).
halasa (noun), profit (from business). (< halisi).
halasa (noun), wages (of seamen). (< halisi).
hali (noun 9/10), pl hali, circumstance.
hali (noun 9/10), pl hali, condition. mamaako yumo katika hali mbaya
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
hali (noun 9/10), state (of health). hali gani?.
hali (noun 9/10), pl hali, situation. hali ya kisasa; hali ya hatari;
kwa kila hali; hali ya anga; hali ya maisha.
kwa kila hali (conjunction), in any case. alikuwa tafrani kwa kila hali
[Moh].
U hali gani? (pronoun), pl m hali gani, How are you?.
hali kadhalika (adverb), similarly. Idi wewe unaweza kazi, na mimi hali
kadhalika [Sul]. (< Arabic).
hali kadhalika (phrase), likewise.
hali ya hatari (noun 9/10), pl hali ya hatari, state of emergency.
hali ya hewa (noun 9/10), pl hali ya hewa, weather.
halifa (noun), caliph. (< halafu, halifu).
halifa (noun), successor. (< halafu, halifu).
-halifu (verb), bequeath. (< halafu).
-halifu (verb), act contrary to. halifu amri (sheria); halifu kwa
serikali. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
-halifu (verb), disobey. halifu amri (sheria); halifu kwa serikali. (<
halalfa, uhalifu).
-halifu (verb), infringe. halifu amri (sheria); halifu kwa serikali. (<
halalfa, uhalifu).
-halifu (verb), leave. (< halafu).
-halifu (verb), violate. halifu amri (sheria); halifu kwa serikali. (<
halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (adjective), disobedient. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (adjective), rebellious. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (adjective), seditious. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (noun 5/6), pl mahalifu, insurgent. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (noun 5/6), pl mahalifu, lawbreaker. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (noun 5/6), pl mahalifu, mutineer. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halifu (noun 5/6), pl mahalifu, rebel. (< halalfa, uhalifu).
halili (noun), beloved.
halili (noun), distinguished.
halili (noun), esteemed.
Halima (noun), Halima.
-halisi (verb), make a profit (from business). (< halasa).
-halisi (verb), receive wages. (< halasa). [rare]
halisi (adjective), accurate.
halisi (adjective), definite.
halisi (adjective), exact.
halisi (adjective), genuine.
halisi (adjective), real.
halisi (adjective), true. kumbuka mazingira halisi yaliyokulea [Moh].
(< Arabic).
-halisisha (verb), justify. (< halisi adj).
-halisisha (verb), purify. (< halisi adj).
halitumwa (noun), halitumwa (variety of sweet potato).
halkumu (noun), carotid artery.
halkumu (noun), jugular vein.
halmashauri (noun 9/10), pl halmashauri, committee. halmashauri ya
kufanya sheria; halmashauri ya udhamini; halmashauri ya Umoja wa Mataifa;
halmashauri ya Usalama; halmashauri ya kuwaajiri wafanya kazi; halmashauri
kuu; halmashauri kuu; halmashauri ya taifa kusimamia mazao;. (< shauri).
halmashauri (noun 9/10), pl halmashauri, council. halmashauri ya kufanya
sheria; halmashauri ya udhamini; halmashauri ya Umoja wa Mataifa;
halmashauri ya Usalama; halmashauri ya kuwaajiri wafanya kazi; halmashauri
kuu; halmashauri kuu; halmashauri ya taifa kusimamia mazao;. (< shauri).
halmashauri kuu (noun 9/10), pl Halmashauri kuu, central committee. (<
halmashauri n, kuu adj).
halua (noun), kind of candy.
halua (noun), turkish delight.
halula (noun), abscess.
halula (noun), quinsy.
halula (noun), swelling of the throat.
haluli (noun), laxative.
haluli (noun), Epsom salts.
halwaridi (noun), attar of roses. (< waridi).
halzeti (noun 9/10), pl halzeti, olive oil.
-hama (verb), emigrate. ningehama naye hapa duniani [Sul].
-hama (verb), migrate. (< hamaji, hame, hamiji, hamio, kihame, mahame,
mhamiaji, mhamishi, uhamaji, uhamisho).
-hama (verb), move from a place.
-hamaji (adjective), migratory. (< -hama v).
-hamaji (noun 1/2), pl wahamaji, nomad. (< -hama v).
-hamaji (noun 1/2), pl wahamaji, tramp. (< -hama v).
-hamaji (noun 1/2), pl wahamaji, vagrant. (< -hama v).
hamaji (adjective), homeless. (< hama, uhamaji).
hamaji (adjective), unsettled. (< hama, uhamaji).
-hamaki (verb), act heedlessly.
-hamaki (verb), become infuriated.
-hamaki (verb), suddenly.
-hamaki (verb), unexpectedly.
-hamaki (verb), become suddenly vexed.
-hamaki (verb), get angry suddenly. watu wa kijiji kizima wamehamaki
naye [Ya]. (< Arabic).
hamaki (noun 9/10), pl hamaki, anger. Maksuudi alisimama anatetemeka kwa
hamaki [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hamaki (noun 9/10), pl hamaki, fury.
hamaki (noun), inconsiderate act.
hamaki (noun), rash act.
hamaki (noun 9/10), pl hamaki, temper.
hamali (noun 5/6), pl mahamali, burden. gari la hamali. (< himila,
himili, mhimili, stahimilivu, ustahimilivu).
hamali (noun 5/6), pl mahamali, carrier. (< himila, himili, mhimili,
stahimilivu, ustahimilivu).
hamali (noun 5/6), pl mahamali, freight. gari la hamali. (< himila,
himili, mhimili, stahimilivu, ustahimilivu).
hamali (noun 5/6), pl mahamali, load. gari la hamali. (< himila,
himili, mhimili, stahimilivu, ustahimilivu).
hamali (noun 5/6), pl mahamali, porter. (< himila, himili, mhimili,
stahimilivu, ustahimilivu).
hamamu (noun 9/10), pl hamamu, public baths.
-hamanika (verb), be busy.
-hamanika (verb), be confused.
-hamanika (verb), be dismayed.
-hamanika (verb), be excited. vidole vinahamanika tena mle ndani [Muk].
-hamanika (verb), be irritated.
-hamanika (verb), be troubled.
hamanika (adjective), disconcerted.
hamarawi (noun), rope for attaching a yard.
hamasa (noun 9/10), pl hamasa, eagerness. alishtukia akivutwa mguu kwa
hamasa [Sul]. (< Arabic).
hamasa (noun 9/10), pl hamasa, excitement. (< Arabic).
hamasa (noun 9/10), pl hamasa, heat. alikuwa anajaribu kuzizuia hamasa
zake [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hamdu (noun), praise. al hamdu lilahi. (< himidi).
hame (noun 5/6), pl mahame, deserted place (village). (< hama).
-hami (verb), defend. (< amia, himaya, mahamia).
-hami (verb), show favor. (< amia, himaya, mahamia).
-hami (verb), protect. (< amia, himaya, mahamia).
-hamia (verb), move to a place. (< -hama v).
hamidi (noun), praise. (< hamdu). [rel]
hamiji (noun 1/2), pl wahamiji, homeless person. (< hama, hamaji).
hamiji (noun 1/2), pl wahamiji, nomad. (< hama, hamaji).
hamiji (noun 1/2), pl wahamiji, pilgrim. (< hama, hamaji).
hamiji (noun 1/2), pl wahamiji, vagrant. (< hama, hamaji).
hamio (noun 5/6), pl mahamio, emigration. (< hama).
hamio (noun 5/6), pl mahamio, move. (< hama).
hamio (noun 5/6), pl mahamio, removal. (< hama).
hamira (noun 9/10), pl hamira, baking powder.
hamira (noun), leaven.
hamira (noun 9/10), pl hamira, yeast.
-hamisha (verb), banish. (< -hama v).
-hamisha (verb), expel. (< hamaji, hame, hamiji, hamio, kihame, mahame,
mhamiaji, mhamishi, uhamaji, uhamisho).
-hamisha (verb), move. (< -hama v).
-hamisha (verb), resettle. (< hamaji, hame, hamiji, hamio, kihame,
mahame, mhamiaji, mhamishi, uhamaji, uhamisho).
-hamishia (verb), move (something) another place. (< -hama v).
-hamishwa (verb), be moved from a place. (< -hama v).
-hamishwa (verb), be removed. (< -hama v).
hamkani (noun 9/10), pl hamkani, anxiety. (< Arabic).
hamkani (noun 9/10), pl hamkani, frenzy. (< Arabic).
hamkani (noun 9/10), pl hamkani, tension. hamkani na wasiwasi haukuwa wa
Maimuna peke yake [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hamna (verb conjugated), there is not. (< mna).
hamsa (noun), five. hamsa mia. (< hamsini, hamstashara,
hamsauishirini). [arch.]
hamsauishirini (noun), twenty-five (kama ishirini na tano). [arch.]
hamsini (noun 9/10), pl hamsini, fifty.
hamstashara (noun), fifteen (kama kumi na tano). [arch.]
-hamu (verb), be alert. jihamu. (< ujihamu).
-hamu (verb), pl hamu, desire. alikuwa anamhamu Maimuna kwa mawili na
matatu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-hamu (verb), be on one's guard. jihamu. (< ujihamu).
-hamu (verb), long for. (< Arabic).
-wa na hamu (verb), desire.
hamu (noun), anxiety. ona (kuwa na hamu).
hamu (noun), wish (urgent). ona (kuwa na hamu).
hamu (noun 9/10), pl hamu, longing. leo imenijia hamu niwashukuru [Muk],
Tamima alikuwa na hamu ya kumwona mtoto wake [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hamu (noun 9/10), pl hamu, yearning.
hamumi (noun), hamumi (kind of smoking tobacco).
-hamwa (verb passive), be deserted. kuangaza njia zilizohamwa na watu
[Sul].
hanamu (adjective), diagonal.
hanamu (adjective), oblique.
hanamu (noun), bevel. hanamu ya chombo.
hanamu (noun), bow. hanamu ya chombo. [naut]
hanamu (noun), cutwater. hanamu ya chombo.
hanamu (noun), diagonal. hanamu ya chombo. [math]
hanamu (noun), edge. hanamu ya chombo.
hanamu (noun), slant. hanamu ya chombo.
hanamu (noun), slope. hanamu ya chombo.
handaki (noun), channel.
handaki (noun), ditch.
handaki (noun), sector. [sport]
handaki (noun 5/6), pl mahandaki, tunnel.
handaki (noun 5/6), pl mahandaki, trench.
hando (noun 5/6), pl mahando, copper vessel (for carrying water). sauti
ya mbumburisho wa hando imekamatana nayo [Moh]. (< Hindi).
-hangaika (verb), be anxious.
-hangaika (verb), be busy (with affairs). kutwa nimesimama na kuhangaika
tu [Ya].
-hangaika (verb), be confused.
-hangaika (verb), be disconcerted. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be distraught.
-hangaika (verb), be excited. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be impatient. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be irresolute. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be restless. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), roam about.
-hangaika (verb), rock. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), suffer.
-hangaika (verb), swing. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be troubled. utakuwa na maisha ya raha wakati wanawake
wengine wanahangaika [Ng].
-hangaika (verb), be in turmoil.
-hangaika (verb), be upset. (< hangaiko).
-hangaika (verb), be worried.
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, anxiety. (< -hangaika v).
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, commotion.
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, excitement.
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, noise.
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, restlessness.
hangaiko (noun 5/6), pl mahangaiko, worry. (< -hangaika v).
-hangaisha (verb), make anxious. (< -hangaika v).
-hangaisha (verb), confuse.
-hangaisha (verb), worry (someone).
hangue (noun), bend.
hangue (noun), hook.
-hani (verb), comfort.
-hani (verb), condole.
-hani (verb), show sympathy.
-hanikiza (verb), echo. chereko chereko zilikuwa zimehanikiza pale
uwanjani [Muk], 'Ng'aa, ng'aa,' kitoto kikahanikiza chumba [Moh].
-hanikiza (verb), resound.
hanithi (adjective), shameful.
hanithi (noun), pl hanithi, mahanithi, homosexual.
hanithi (noun), pl hanithi, mahanithi, impotent man (sexually).
hanithi (noun), pl hanithi, mahanithi, pervert.
hanjari (noun), dagger.
hanjari (noun), scimitar.
hanziri (noun), pig. [rare]
hanzua (noun), sword dance.
hao (pronoun), those mentioned (already referred to). watu hao.
hao (pronoun), those ones.
hapa (adverb), here. aje hapa; toka hapa mpaka pale; papa hapa.
hapa (adverb), to this place. aje hapa; toka hapa mpaka pale; papa hapa.
hapana (adverb), no.
hapo (adjective), that (already mentioned). mahali hapo.
hapo (adjective), there.
hapo (adverb), to that place. ningojee hapo; papo hapo; hapo kale.
hapo (adverb), then.
hapo (adverb), there. ningojee hapo; papo hapo; hapo kale.
-hara (verb), have diarrhea. dawa ya kuhara (laxative). (< harisho).
-hara (verb), evacuate. dawa ya kuhara (laxative). (< harisho).
-hara (verb), be terribly frightened (e.g. when caught in wrong-doing).
-hara (verb), purge. dawa ya kuhara (laxative). (< harisho).
hara (noun), district. (< (us. loc. harani)). [rare]
hara (noun), quarter ( of a town). (< (us. loc. harani)). [rare]
harabu (adjective), brutal. (< haribu).
harabu (adjective), destructive. (< haribu).
harabu (adjective), pernicious. (< haribu).
harabu (adjective), violent. (< haribu).
harabu (noun), pl harabu, maharabu; waharabu, destroy. (proverb) nazi
mbovu harabu ya nzima. (< haribu).
harabu (noun), pl harabu, maharabu; waharabu, spoiler. (proverb) nazi
mbovu harabu ya nzima. (< haribu).
harabu (noun), pl harabu, maharabu; waharabu, vandal. (proverb) nazi
mbovu harabu ya nzima. (< haribu).
haradali (noun), mustard.
haragi (noun 5/6), pl maharagi, bean (Phasealis communis). (< (Persian)
mharagwe).
haragwe (noun 5/6), pl maharagwe, bean.
-haraja (verb), spend money recklessly. (< hariji).
haraja (noun), consumption. (< hariji).
haraja (noun), expenditure. (< hariji).
haraja (noun), expense. (< hariji).
haraja (noun), loss. (< hariji).
haraja (noun), outlay. (< hariji).
haraka (adjective), excited. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (adjective), fast. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (adjective), feverish. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (adjective), hurry.
haraka (adverb), quickly.
haraka (adverb), soonest.
haraka (adverb), urgently.
haraka (noun), excitement. fanya haraka; enda kwa haraka; haraka haina
baraka. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (noun), haste. fanya haraka; enda kwa haraka; haraka haina
baraka. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (noun), hurry. fanya haraka; enda kwa haraka; haraka haina
baraka. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (noun), rapidly. fanya haraka; enda kwa haraka; haraka haina
baraka. (< harakisha, taharaki).
haraka (noun), speed. fanya haraka; enda kwa haraka; haraka haina
baraka. (< harakisha, taharaki).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, activity.
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, agitation. (< Arabic).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, effort.
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, excitement. alizisikia harakati
waziwazi zimeuma ndani [Moh]. (< Arabic).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, movement. wakitumia ujuzi wote
walioupata katika harakati kama hizi katika vijiji vingine [Mun]. (<
Arabic).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, operation. (< Arabic).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, procedure. (< Arabic).
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, process.
harakati (noun 9/10), pl harakati, struggle. (< Arabic).
-harakisha (verb), hurry. (< haraka).
-harakisha (verb), hustle. (< haraka n).
-harakisha (verb), press. (< haraka).
-harakisha (verb), urge. (< haraka).
-harakisha (verb causative), hurry. anachukua ndoo na kuharakisha
bombani nje [Muk]. (< Arabic).
haram (noun), the Pyramids. (< haramu, harimu).
harambee (noun), cooperative society (in Kenya).
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, bandit.
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, bandit. (< haramu, uharamia).
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, brigand.
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, outlaw. (< haramu, uharamia).
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, pirate.
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, pirate. (< haramu, uharamia).
haramia (noun 5/6), pl maharamia, robber. (< haramu, uharamia).
haramu (adjective), forbidden. (< harimu, uharamu, haramia).
haramu (adjective), illegal. (< haramia v).
haramu (adjective), illegitimate. (< haramia v).
haramu (adjective), prohibited. (< haramia v).
haramu (adjective), prohibited. (< harimu, uharamu, haramia).
haramu (adjective), undesirable. (< harimu, uharamu, haramia).
haramu (noun), avoidance (of something unlawful). ni haramu kula nyama
ya nguruwe; mtoto wa haramu. (< harimu, uharamu, haramia).
haramu (noun), prohibition. ni haramu kula nyama ya nguruwe; mtoto wa
haramu. (< harimu, uharamu, haramia).
harara (adjective), enthusiasm. ana harara. (< hari, uharara).
harara (adjective), passion. ana harara. (< hari, uharara).
harara (adjective), zeal. ana harara. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun), erythema. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun), fever. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun 9/10), pl harara, body heat.
harara (noun), heat. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun), inflammation. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun), temperature. (< hari, uharara).
harara (noun), warmth. (< hari, uharara).
-hari (verb), sweat. toka hari. (< harara). [rare]
hari (noun), ferver. hari ja jua. (< harara).
hari (noun 9/10), pl hari, heat.
hari (noun), heat. hari ja jua. (< harara).
-haribia (verb), appl..
-haribifu (adverb), destructive. (< -haribu v).
haribifu (adjective), destructive. (< haribu, uharibifu).
haribifu (adjective), extravagant. (< haribu, uharibifu).
haribifu (adjective), pernicious. (< haribu, uharibifu).
haribifu (adjective), wasteful. (< haribu, uharibifu).
-haribika (verb), be destroyed. (< -haribu v).
-haribika (verb), be rotten. (< -haribu v).
-haribika (verb), be ruined. (< -haribu v).
-haribika (verb), be ruined.
-haribika (verb), be spoiled. (< -haribu v).
-haribika (verb potential), be spoiled. mambo yangeharibika kabla
hajapata nafasi ya kuyatengeneza [Sul].
haribika (adjective), dilapidated.
-haribikiwa (verb appl-pass-poten), be utterly ruined. wangapi
wameharibikiwa kwa kutaka kudhulumu haki za watu [Ya].
-haribisha (verb), bring misfortune.
-haribisha (verb), ruin.
-haribiwa (verb), be damaged.
-haribu (verb), ruin.
-haribu (verb), damage. haribu mimba. (< harabu, haribifu, uharibifu).
-haribu (verb), damage.
-haribu (verb), demoralize. haribu mimba. (< harabu, haribifu,
uharibifu).
-haribu (verb), destroy. haribu mimba. (< harabu, haribifu, uharibifu).
-haribu (verb), destroy.
-haribu (verb), ruin. haribu mimba. (< harabu, haribifu, uharibifu).
-haribu (verb), spoil. kuiharibu mipango yoyote iliyokusudiwa [Muk],
aliogopa kuharibu mimba [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-hariji (verb), contribute to.
-hariji (verb), donate.
-hariji (verb), squander (money),. (< haraja).
-hariji (verb), spend (money). (< haraja).
-hariji (verb), waste (money),. (< haraja).
-harijia (verb), be generous.
-harijia (verb), spend money on (someone).
harijia (noun), foreign minister. waziri harijia.
-harimia (verb), appl.. (< haram, haramu, ihramu, maharimisho).
-harimisha (verb), excommunicate. (< haramu adj).
-harimisha (verb), outlaw. (< haramu adj).
-harimisha (verb), declare taboo. (< haram, haramu, ihramu,
maharimisho).
-harimisha (verb), pronounce unlawful. (< haram, haramu, ihramu,
maharimisho).
-harimu (verb), forbid. (< haram, haramu, ihramu, maharimisho).
-harimu (verb), prohibit. (< haram, haramu, ihramu, maharimisho).
harimu (noun 5/6), pl maharimu, brother (name a sister uses for her
brother). (< haram, haramu, ihramu, maharimisho).
harimu (noun 5/6), pl maharimu, forbidden person. (< haramu adj).
harimu (noun 5/6), pl maharimu, forbidden thing. (< haramu adj).
harimu (noun 5/6), pl maharimu, forbidden marriage. (< haramu adj).
harimu (noun 5/6), pl maharimu, taboo person or thing.
hariri (noun 9/10), pl hariri, silk.
-harisha (verb), cause diarrhoea. (< hara v).
-harisha (verb), purge. (< hara v).
harisho (noun 5/6), pl maharisho, diarrhea. (< hara). [med]
harisho (noun 5/6), pl maharisho, laxative (strong). (< hara).
harita (noun), seeds of the soapberry tree. (< mharita).
haro (noun), harrow. (< English). [rare]
harufu (noun), aroma.
harufu (noun 9/10), pl harufu, odor.
harufu (noun 9/10), pl harufu, scent.
harufu (noun), scent.
harufu (noun 9/10), pl harufu, smell.
harufu (noun), smell (good or bad).
harusi (noun 9/10), pl harusi, wedding.
hasa (adverb), completely. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (adverb), especially.
hasa (adverb), especially. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (adverb), exactly. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (adverb), just. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (adverb), very much. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (adverb), wholly. (< husu, hususa, mahsusi).
hasa (noun), castrated man or animal. (< hasi, mhasi). [rare]
hasa (noun), eunuch. (< hasi, mhasi). [rare]
hasada (noun), hasada ( kind of porridge).
hasama (noun), nose ring.
-hasamiana (verb reciprocal), clash. jambo hili linahasamiana na
mategemeo ya wapangaji wenzake [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-hasamiana (verb reciprocal), quarrel. (< Arabic).
hasara (noun 9/10), pl hasara, damage.
hasara (noun), damage. pata hasara; lipa hasara. (< hasiri).
hasara (noun), injury. pata hasara; lipa hasara. (< hasiri).
hasara (noun 9/10), pl hasara, loss. hasara yake sio yetu [Moh].
hasara (noun), loss. pata hasara; lipa hasara. (< hasiri).
hasha (interjection), certainly not!. si kwamba ametulia na hilo jarida
[...] Hasha. [Muk]. (< Arabic).
hasha! (interjection), of course not!.
hasha! (interjection), impossible!.
hasha! (interjection), by no means!.
la hasha! (interjection), no never!.
la hasha! (interjection), no way!.
hasharati (noun), dissipation.
hasharati (noun 5/6an), pl mahasharati, dissolute person.
hasharati (noun 5/6an), pl mahasharati, hard drinker.
hasharati (noun), excess.
hasharati (noun), extravagance.
hasharati (noun), intemperence.
hasharati (noun 5/6an), pl mahasharati, spendthrift.
hasharati (noun), wastefulness.
hashiki (noun), ardor. [lit]
hashiki (noun), passion.
hasho (noun), pl mahasho (vihasho), patch.
hasho (noun), pl mahasho (vihasho), plug.
hasho (noun), pl mahasho (vihasho), piece of wood for repairing a boat.
[naut]
-hasi (verb), castrate. (< hasa, hasua, maksai, mhasi, uhasi).
-hasi (verb), geld. (< hasa, hasua, maksai, mhasi, uhasi).
-hasidi (verb), envy. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
-hasidi (verb), hold a grudge. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
-hasidi (verb), hate. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
hasidi (noun), pl mahasidi, enemy. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
hasidi (noun), pl mahasidi, envious person. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
hasidi (noun), envy. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
hasidi (noun), pl mahasidi, malicious person. (< husuda, husudu,
uhasidi).
hasidi (noun), ill will. (< husuda, husudu, uhasidi).
hasimu (noun), pl mahasima, opponent. (< husuma, husumu, uhasama).
hasimu (noun), pl mahasima, quarrelsome person. (< husuma, husumu,
uhasama).
hasimu (noun), pl mahasima, rival. (< husuma, husumu, uhasama).
hasimu (noun), pl mahasima, person with whom one is not on speaking
terms. (< husuma, husumu, uhasama).
hasimu (noun), pl mahasima, wrangle. (< husuma, husumu, uhasama).
hasira (noun 9/10), pl hasira, anger. akijitazama kwa hasira [Mt]. (<
Arabic).
hasira (noun), anger. pata (wana) hasira.
hasira (noun), vexation. pata (wana) hasira.
hasira kupanda (verb), become angry.
-hasiri (verb), damage. mtu katika ugomvi.
-hasiri (verb), do harm. mtu katika ugomvi.
-hasiri (verb), injure. mtu katika ugomvi.
-hasiri (verb), wrong. mtu katika ugomvi.
-hasiria (verb), appl.. (< hasara).
-hasirika (verb), decay. (< hasara).
-hasirika (verb), deteriorate. (< hasara).
-hasiriwa (verb), be damaged. (< hasira n).
-hasiriwa (verb), incur loss. (< hasira n).
hastaili (noun 9/10), pl hastaili, merit. (< Arabic).
hastaili (noun 9/10), pl hastaili, worthiness. (< Arabic).
hastaili yake (phrase), he deserves it. "Alitumbukia kisimani. Wengine
wanasema alikuwa kalewa". "Hastaili yake". [Ya].
hasua (noun), testicles. (< hasi). [anat]
haswa (adverb), especially.
hata (adjective), until.
hata (adverb), even.
hata (adverb), up to.
hata (adverb), at all. maneno haya si kweli hata.
hata (adverb), in the least. maneno haya si kweli hata.
hata (conjunction), even if. tutasoma kitabu gani hata tujue maneno
yenu?; hata akija.
hata (conjunction), in order that. tutasoma kitabu gani hata tujue
maneno yenu?; hata akija.
hata (conjunction), so. tutasoma kitabu gani hata tujue maneno yenu?;
hata akija.
hata (conjunction), so that. tutasoma kitabu gani hata tujue maneno
yenu?; hata akija.
hata (preposition), as far as. tangu asubuhi hata jioni.
hata (preposition), since.
hata (preposition), until. tangu asubuhi hata jioni.
hatamu (noun 9/10), pl hatamu, bridle.
hatamu (noun 9/10), pl hatamu, key position (in government).
hatamu (noun 9/10), pl hatamu, reins.
hatari (noun 9/10), pl hatari, danger. hali ya hatari. (< hatarisha).
hatari (noun), risk. hali ya hatari. (< hatarisha).
-hatarisha (verb), endanger. (< hatari).
-hatarisha (verb), imperil. (< hatari).
-hatarisha (verb), jeopardize. (< hatari).
-hatarisha (verb), risk. (< hatari).
-hathari (verb), expose oneself to danger. (< hatari).
hati (noun), blank. hati ya maombi; hati ya deni; hati ya uwakala; hati
ya mkono; hati ya utambulishi.
hati (noun 9/10), pl hati, certificate.
hati (noun), document (prepared). hati ya maombi; hati ya deni; hati ya
uwakala; hati ya mkono; hati ya utambulishi.
hati (noun), form. hati ya maombi; hati ya deni; hati ya uwakala; hati
ya mkono; hati ya utambulishi.
hati (noun 9/10), pl hati, handwriting.
hati (noun 9/10), pl hati, chit.
hati (noun 9/10), pl hati, document.
hati (noun 9/10), pl hati, writing.
hatia (noun 9/10), pl hatia, crime. tia hatiana; tiwa hatiani; ana
hatia; patikana na hatia.
hatia (noun), error. tia hatiana; tiwa hatiani; ana hatia; patikana na
hatia.
hatia (noun 9/10), pl hatia, fault. (< Arabic).
hatia (noun), gift. [rare]
hatia (noun), gratuity. [rare]
hatia (noun 9/10), pl hatia, guilt. tia hatiana; tiwa hatiani; ana
hatia; patikana na hatia.
hatia (noun 9/10), pl hatia, sin.
hatia (noun), tip. [rare]
hatia (noun), transgression. tia hatiana; tiwa hatiani; ana hatia;
patikana na hatia.
hatia (noun), violation. tia hatiana; tiwa hatiani; ana hatia; patikana
na hatia.
hatibu (noun), pl mahatibu, preacher. (< hutuba). [isl]
hatifu (adjective), poor.
hatima (adverb), afterwards. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatima (adverb), finally. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatima (adverb), later. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatima (adverb), then. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatima (conjunction), after. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatima (noun 9/10), pl hatima, conclusion.
hatima (noun 9/10), pl hatima, end.
hatima (noun 9/10), pl hatima, finish.
hatima (noun), termination. (< hitima, hitimu).
hatimaye (adverb), finally. (< hatima n, baadaye adv).
hatimaye (adverb), at last. hatimaye wakakusanyika mlangoni pa Bi Tamima
[Moh]. (< hatima n, baadaye adv).
-hatirisha (verb), endanger. (< hatari n).
-piga hatua (verb), take measures.
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, action.
hatua (noun), development.
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, measure.
hatua (noun), opportunity.
hatua (noun), pace. pima kwa hatua; ni hatua tu.
hatua (noun), possibility.
hatua (noun), progress.
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, stage (in progress). alisha fikia hatua ya
kumlaza kitandani [Muk]. (< Arabic).
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, step. hatua chache tu mbele yake [Sul],
anapiga hatua mbili na kufikia kabati moja la nguo [Muk].
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, pace.
hatua (noun 9/10), pl hatua, punishment.
hawa (noun), attraction. hawa ya moyo.
hawa (noun), pl mahawa, concubine.
hawa (noun), desire.
hawa (noun), Eve.
hawa (noun), longing.
hawa (noun), love (passionate). hawa ya moyo.
hawa (noun), lust.
hawa (noun), yearning.
hawa (pronoun), these. watu hawa.
hawa (pronoun), these (people).
hawa nafsi (noun 9/10), pl hawa nafsi, egotism.
hawaa (noun 9/10), pl hawaa, strong desire.
hawaa (noun 9/10), pl hawaa, lust.
hawai (noun), pl mahawai, whore. [rare]
hawala (noun), bill of exchange. (< hawili).
hawala (noun), check. (< hawili).
hawala (noun), draft. (< hawili).
hawala (noun), money order. (< hawili).
hawara (noun), pl mahawara, concubine. (< uhawara).
hawara (noun), pl mahawara, lover. (< uhawara).
hawara (noun), pl mahawara, mistress. (< uhawara).
hawara (noun), pl mahawara, paramour. (< uhawara).
-hawili (verb), change. hawili hawala. (< hawala).
-hawili (verb), convert. hawili hawala. (< hawala).
-hawili (verb), exchange. hawili hawala. (< hawala).
-hawili (verb), transfer funds. hawili hawala. (< hawala).
-hawilisha (verb), convey. (< hawala). [jur]
-hawilisha (verb), make over. (< hawala).
haya (adverb), all right.
haya (interjection), goodbye.
haya (interjection), OK.
haya (interjection), bye.
haya (noun), awe. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun 9/10), pl haya, bashfulness. Rosa, akiwa na haya nyingi
alichukua mfuko wake wa madaftari [Kez]. (< Arabic).
haya (noun 9/10), pl haya, disgrace.
haya (noun), esteem. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun), humility. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun 9/10), pl haya, modesty. tia (ingiwa na) haya, ona haya. (<
tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun), respect. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun), reverence. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun 9/10), pl haya, shame. tia (ingiwa na) haya, ona haya. (<
tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun), subservience. (< tahayari, tahayuri).
haya (noun), timidity. tia (ingiwa na) haya, ona haya. (< tahayari,
tahayuri).
haya (pronoun), these.
haya! (interjection), Come on!.
haya! (interjection), Get a move on!.
haya! (interjection), Now then!.
hayamkini (adverb), impossible. (< hayana NEG, makini n).
hayati (noun 9/10), pl hayati, deceased person (respectful term).
hayawani (noun), animal. (< uhayawani). [rare]
hayawani (noun 9/10), pl hayawani, beast.
hayawani (noun 9/10), pl hayawani, brute.
hayawani (noun), feeble-minded person. (< uhayawani). [rare]
hayawani (noun 9/10), pl hayawani, idiot.
hayawani (noun), imbecile. (< uhayawani). [rare]
hayawani (noun), monster. (< uhayawani). [rare]
hayo (pronoun), those mentioned. maneno hayo.
hayo (pronoun), those referred to. maneno hayo.
hayumkini (adverb), impossible. (< hayuko NEG, makini n).
hazama (noun), hazama (ornament, ring etc. worn in the nose).
hazina (noun 9/10), pl hazina, exchequer.
hazina (noun), treasure (money, jewelry).
hazina (noun 9/10), pl hazina, treasury.
hazina (noun), valuables.
heba (noun 9/10), pl heba, beauty.
heba (noun 9/10), pl heba, talent.
heba (noun 9/10), pl heba, appearance.
heba (noun 9/10), pl heba, personality.
-hebu (verb), be content. (< haba, muhebi, stahabu).
-hebu (verb), be happy. (< haba, muhebi, stahabu).
-hebu (verb), like. (< haba, muhebi, stahabu).
-hebu (verb), love. (< haba, muhebi, stahabu).
hebu (interjection), yeah.
hebu! (interjection), come now!.
hebu! (interjection), well!.
hedaya (noun 9/10), pl hedaya, valuable gift.
hedhi (noun 9/10), pl hedhi, menses.
hedhi (noun 9/10), pl hedhi, menstruation.
hedikwota (noun), headquarters. (< (English)).
hedimasta (noun), pl mahedimasta, headmaster. (< (English)).
hedimasta (noun), pl mahedimasta, principal ( of a school). (<
(English)).
hekaheka (noun), cheering. (< heko).
hekaheka (noun), cheers. (< heko). [sport]
hekaheka (noun 9/10), pl hekaheka, confusion.
hekaheka (noun), noise. (< heko).
hekaheka (noun 9/10), pl hekaheka, shouts of encouragement.
hekaheka (noun), unrest. (< heko).
hekalu (noun), pl mahekalu, pagoda (China, India).
hekalu (noun 5/6), pl mahekalu, temple (esp. the Temple of Jerusalem).
hekaya (noun), anecdote.
hekaya (noun), miracle.
hekaya (noun), remarkable occurrence.
hekaya (noun), wonder.
hekaya (noun 9/10), pl hekaya, story.
hekaya (noun 9/10), pl hekaya, tale.
-hekemua (verb), sneeze. [rare]
-hekemua (verb), stretch oneself.
hekima (noun), discernment. wa na hekima; mwenye hekima. (< hukumu).
hekima (noun), judgement (power of). wa na hekima; mwenye hekima. (<
hukumu).
hekima (noun 9/10), pl hekima, knowledge. wa na hekima; mwenye hekima.
(< hukumu).
hekima (noun), philosophy. wa na hekima; mwenye hekima. (< hukumu).
hekima (noun 9/10), pl hekima, common sense.
hekima (noun 9/10), pl hekima, wisdom. wa na hekima; mwenye hekima. (<
hukumu).
-hekimiza (verb), impart knowledge. (< hukumu, hekima).
-hekimiza (verb), inform. (< hukumu, hekima).
-hekimiza (verb), instruct. (< hukumu, hekima).
-pa heko (verb), congratulate.
heko (interjection), congratulations. kama sasa watoto walikuwa shuleni,
heko kwa mama yao [Kez].
heko (interjection), well done!.
heko (interjection), bravo!. (< hekaheka).
heko (interjection), hurrah!. (< hekaheka).
heko (noun), compliments. (< hekaheka).
heko (noun), congratulations. (< hekaheka).
hekta (noun 9/10), pl hekta, hectare.
hela (noun), heller. (< (German)). [arch.]
hela (noun 9/10), pl hela, money. hela yako kwanza ya njaa [Ma]. (<
German).
heleni (noun 9/10), pl heleni, earring.
-hema (verb), breath heavily.
-hema (verb), be out of breath.
-hema (verb), gasp for breath. "Ni mimi", anajibu Diana haraka akihema
[Muk].
-hema (verb), pant.
-piga hema (verb), pitch a tent.
-piga hema (verb), pitch a tent.
hema (noun 5/6), pl hema, tent. akatoka kwenye hema lake la chandarua
[Ya]. (< Arabic).
-hemea (verb), appl..
-hemea (verb), run errands.
-hemea (verb), search for food.
-hemera (verb), run errands.
-hemera (verb), search for food.
-hemewa (verb), be very busy.
henezi (adverb), gradually.
henezi (adverb), slowly.
henza (noun), halyard. [naut]
henzarani (noun), bamboo.
henzarani (noun), plaited belt.
henzarani (noun), cane.
henzarani (noun), rattan.
henzarani (noun), sash.
henzirani (noun 9/10), pl henzirani, cane.
heri (adverb), better. (prov.) heri adui mwerevu kama rafiki mpumbavu
(better a clever enemy than a stupid friend.). (< buheri, uheri).
heri (adverb), rather. (prov.) heri adui mwerevu kama rafiki mpumbavu
(better a clever enemy than a stupid friend.). (< buheri, uheri).
heri (noun), advantage. mtu wa heri; jaliwa (na) heri; kwa heri!; kwa
heri ya kuonana!.
heri (noun 9/10), pl heri, blessedness.
heri (noun 9/10), pl heri, happiness.
heri (noun), good luck. mtu wa heri; jaliwa (na) heri; kwa heri!; kwa
heri ya kuonana!.
heri (noun 9/10), pl heri, success. mtu wa heri; jaliwa (na) heri; kwa
heri!; kwa heri ya kuonana!.
heri a heri (adjective), fortunate.
heri a heri (adjective), successful.
heria (noun), lower! (direction to crane operators etc.). (< (Port.)
arrier).
heria (noun), take in (a sail). (< (Port.) arrier). [naut]
herimu (noun), age.
herimu (noun), age-group. [eth]
herimu (noun), time of life.
herimu (noun), contemporary.
herini (noun), earring. (< (English)).
hero (noun), pl mahero, hero (small wooden serving dish). (< kihero).
heroe (noun), flamingo.
herufi (noun 9/10), pl herufi, letter (alphabet).
herufi (noun 9/10), pl herufi, written character.
herufi tamfu (verb), vowel.
-hesabia (verb), consider. alihesabiwa kuwa ana hekima.
-hesabia (verb), count for. (< hesabu v).
-hesabia (verb), reckon with. (< hesabu v).
-hesabia (verb), regard as. alihesabiwa kuwa ana hekima.
-hesabia (verb), settle an account with someone. alihesabiwa kuwa ana
hekima.
-hesabika (verb), be countable. (< hesabu v).
-hesabiwa (verb), be counted. (< hesabu v).
-hesabiwa (verb), be estimated. (< hesabu v).
-hesabiwa (verb), be reckoned. (< hesabu v).
-hesabu (verb), add.
-hesabu (verb), appraise.
-hesabu (verb), pl hesabu, arithmetic. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya
biashara; hesabu ya mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia
katika hesabu; hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), bill. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu ya
mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), calculation. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu
ya mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), computation. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu
ya mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), consider.
-hesabu (verb), count. walihesabu miaka, miezi, siku [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-hesabu (verb), credit. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu ya
mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), estimate.
-hesabu (verb), number. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu ya
mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), rate. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu ya
mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), settlement. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu
ya mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), sum. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya biashara; hesabu ya
mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia katika hesabu;
hesabu a hesabu.
-hesabu (verb), reckon.
hesabu (noun 9/10), pl hesabu, math.
hesabu (noun 9/10), pl hesabu, mathematics. elimu ya hesabu; hesabu ya
biashara; hesabu ya mapato na matumizi; neno la hesabu; fanya hesabu; tia
katika hesabu; hesabu a hesabu.
hesabu (noun 9/10), pl hesabu, accounts.
-pa heshima (verb), respect.
heshima (noun), courtesy. wekeana heshima; shika kwa heshima. (<
heshimu, mahashumu, muhashamu).
heshima (noun 9/10), pl heshima, dignity. lazima tujitahidi kutunza
heshima ya majina yetu [Kez]. (< Arabic).
heshima (noun), esteem. wekeana heshima; shika kwa heshima. (< heshimu,
mahashumu, muhashamu).
heshima (noun 9/10), pl heshima, honor.
heshima (noun 9/10), pl heshima, respect. wekeana heshima; shika kwa
heshima. (< heshimu, mahashumu, muhashamu).
heshima (noun 9/10), pl heshima, salutation (of a letter).
-heshimiana (verb), respect each other. (< heshima n).
-heshimiwa (verb), be respected. (< heshima n).
-heshimiwa (verb potential), be honored. mlikuwa na miji yenu na
mliheshimika [Kez]. (< heshima n).
-heshimu (verb), esteem. (< heshima, mahashumu, mheshimiwa, muhash amu).
-heshimu (verb), honor. (< heshima n).
-heshimu (verb), be polite. (< heshima, mahashumu, mheshimiwa, muhash
amu).
-heshimu (verb), respect. (< heshima, mahashumu, mheshimiwa, muhash
amu).
-heshimu (verb), respect. anamheshimu bwana'ke [Kez]. (< heshima n).
hesi (noun), bolt.
hesi (noun 9/10), pl hesi, helix.
hesi (noun), peg (of a musical instrument.
hesi (noun), screw.
heti (noun), cap. (< (English)).
heti (noun), hat. (< (English)).
-pitisha hewa safi (verb causative), ventillate.
hewa (noun 9/10), pl hewa, air. punga hewa; utabiri wa hewa.
hewa (noun 9/10), pl hewa, atmosphere. punga hewa; utabiri wa hewa.
hewa (noun), climate. punga hewa; utabiri wa hewa.
hewa (noun), gas. hewa ya kutoa machozi.
hewa (noun), sky. punga hewa; utabiri wa hewa.
hewa (noun), weather. punga hewa; utabiri wa hewa.
hewa ya pumzi (noun), oxygen.
hewa ya pumuzi (noun), oxygen. toa (shusha) pumzi. breathe out. (<
pumua).
hewa ya pumzi (noun), oxygen. toa (shusha) pumzi. breathe out. (<
pumua).
hiana (adjective), disloyal. mtu hiana; mfanya hiana. (< hini, uhiana).
hiana (adjective), faithless. mtu hiana; mfanya hiana. (< hini,
uhiana).
hiana (adjective), treacherous. mtu hiana; mfanya hiana. (< hini,
uhiana).
hiana (noun), betrayal.
hiana (noun), pl mahiana, mahiyana, betrayer. (< hini, uhiana).
hiana (noun), deceit.
hiana (noun), hardness (of wood). [rare]
hiana (noun), pl mahiana, mahiyana, renegade. (< hini, uhiana).
hiana (noun), pl mahiana, mahiyana, traitor. (< hini, uhiana).
hiana (noun), treachery.
-hiari (verb), choose.
-hiari (verb), prefer.
-hiari (verb), select.
bila ya hiari yake (phrase), beyond someone's control. (mambo)
yametendeka na yamekwisha bila ya hiari yake [Sul].
hiari (noun 9/10), pl hiari, choice. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya
hiari.
hiari (noun), discretion. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya hiari.
hiari (noun), judgement. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya hiari.
hiari (noun 9/10), pl hiari, option. Kidawa alipenda hiari iwe kwa
mwenyewe [Sul]. (< Arabic).
hiari (noun), pleasure. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya hiari.
hiari (noun 9/10), pl hiari, free will. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya
hiari.
hiari (noun), wish. hiara yako; kwa hiari; kazi ya hiari.
hiari (noun 9/10), pl hiari, voluntary.
hiari yako (phrase), just as you like. Hiari yao. Wangapi
wameharibikiwa kwa kutaka kudhulumu haki za watu [Ya].
kwa hiari (adverb), by choice.
kwa hiari yake (conjunction), of one's own will. atakupa kwa hiari yake
[Sul], bweta zima la nguo za thamani alizoziacha kwao, kwa hiari yake
[Sul].
kwa hiari yake (conjunction), willingly.
hiba (noun), donation.
hiba (noun 9/10), pl hiba, gift.
hiba (noun), legacy.
hiba (noun), present.
hiba (noun 9/10), pl hiba, souvenir.
-hibia (verb), delight (someone). (< hebu).
-hibia (verb), please (someone). (< hebu).
hicho (pronoun), pl hivyo, that.
hidaya (adjective), beautiful.
hidaya (adjective), desirable.
-hidi (verb), convert.
-hidi (verb), persuade.
hidima (adverb), carefully.
hidima (adverb), diligently.
hidima (adverb), promptly.
hidima (adverb), quickly.
-hidiwa (verb), be converted. (< -hidi v).
-hifadhi (verb), conserve.
-hifadhi (verb), guard. hifadhi hadithi; hifadhi maziwa.
-hifadhi (verb), keep.
-hifadhi (verb), preserve.
-hifadhi (verb), protect. hifadhi hadithi; hifadhi maziwa.
-hifadhi (verb), put aside.
-hifadhi (verb), put in sanctuary.
-hifadhi (verb), rescue. hifadhi hadithi; hifadhi maziwa.
-hifadhi (verb), keep in reserve.
-hifadhi (verb), save.
-hifadhi (verb), secure.
hifadhi (noun), guarding.
hifadhi (noun 9/10), pl hifadhi, protection. viatu ni hifadhi ya miguu
[Abd]. (< Arabic).
hifadhi (noun 9/10), pl hifadhi, safeguard. (< Arabic).
-hifadhiwa (verb), be preserved. (< -hifadhi v).
hii (pronoun), these. miti hii.
hii (pronoun), this. nyumba hii.
hijabu (noun), swelling of the glands.
hijabu (noun), neuralgia.
-hiji (verb), go on the pilgrimage (to Mecca). (< (Islamic) haji).
hiki (pronoun), this. kitu hiki.
-wa na hila (verb), have no escape. 4 nifanyeje, sina hila [Abd], hakuwa
na hila wala rai ya kujiokoa [Moh].
-wa na hila (verb), be unable to do anything.
hila (adjective), crafty.
hila (noun), cunning. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hila (noun), deceit. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hila (noun), pretext. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hila (noun 9/10), pl hila, shrewdness.
hila (noun), strategem. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hila (noun 9/10), pl hila, strategy.
hila (noun), subterfuge. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hila (noun 9/10), pl hila, trick. (< Arabic).
hila (noun), trick. kwa hila; fanya hila; hila a hila.
hilali (noun), crescent.
hili (pronoun), pl haya, this.
hili (pronoun), this. tunda hili.
-hiliki (verb), be destroyed.
-hiliki (verb), die.
-hiliki (verb), be lost.
-hilikisha (verb causative), destroy. (< Arabic).
-hilikisha (verb causative), ruin. si utajihilikisha hivyo, maadam wapo
watu wa kukufanyia? [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-hilikiwa (verb), pass..
hilo (pronoun), this (previously mentioned). jina hilo.
-a hima (adverb), hastily. nenda urudi hima kabla babaako hajarudi
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-a hima (adverb), in a hurry.
-a hima (adverb), persistently. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
-a hima (adverb), quickly.
hima (adjective), fast.
hima (adjective), quick.
hima (adverb), hastily. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (adverb), hurriedly. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (adverb), quickly. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), energy. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), energy.
hima (noun), haste.
hima (noun), haste.
hima (noun), hurry.
hima (noun), obstinancy. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), perseverence. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), persistence. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), precipitation.
hima (noun), stamina. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
hima (noun), stubborness. (< himia, himiza, muhimu).
kwa hima (adverb), quickly.
himaya (noun 9/10), pl himaya, defense.
himaya (noun), guardianship. (< amia, hami).
himaya (noun 9/10), pl himaya, protection.
himaya (noun), protection. (< amia, hami).
himaya (noun), tutelege. (< amia, hami).
-himia (verb), drive. (< hima).
-himia (verb), force. (< hima).
-himia (verb), impel. (< hima).
-himia (verb), urge. (< hima).
-himidi (verb), praise (God). (< hamdu).
-himidi (verb), praise (God).
-himidiwa (verb), be praised. (< -himidi v).
himila (noun), burden. (< hamali).
himila (noun), cargo. (< hamali).
himila (noun), freight. (< hamali).
himila (noun), load. (< hamali).
himila (noun), pregnancy. (< hamali).
-himili (verb), bear.
-himili (verb), bear. (< hamali).
-himili (verb), endure. (< hamali).
-himili (verb), hold out. (< hamali).
-himili (verb), be pregnant. (< hamali).
-himili (verb), support. begani pake kajihimili shogaye mkuu [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
-himilia (verb), appl.. (< hamali).
-himilika (verb), intr.. (< hamali).
-himilisha (verb), caus.. (< hamali).
-himiza (verb), drive on. (< hima).
-himiza (verb), encourage.
-himiza (verb), hasten.
-himiza (verb), hurry. aliwahimiza watoto wale upesi wakalale [Kez]. (<
Arabic).
-himiza (verb), speed up.
-himiza (verb), speed up. (< hima).
-himiza (verb), urge.
-himiza (verb), urge (to haste). (< hima).
hina (noun), henna (a red dye used for staining the nails and hair). (<
mhina).
-Hindi (adjective), Indian.
Bahari ya Hindi (noun), Indian Ocean.
Hindi (adjective), India. (< hindi, Kihindi, Mhindi, muhindi, Uhindi).
hindi (noun 5/6), pl mahindi, corn.
hindi (noun), pl mahindi, single grain of corn. (< Hindi, muhindi).
hindi (noun 5/6), pl mahindi, maize.
hindi (noun), pl mahindi, maize. (< Hindi, muhindi).
hindi (noun 5/6), pl mahindi, maize (single grain).
-hini (verb), keep back. (< hiana, uhiana).
-hini (verb), refuse. (< hiana, uhiana).
-hini (verb), withhold. (< hiana, uhiana).
-hini (verb), withhold from.
-hinia (verb applicative), appl.. (< hiana, uhiana).
-hinikiza (verb), be bored.
-hinikiza (verb), break off.
-hinikiza (verb), interrupt ( a conversation).
-hinisha (verb), withhold from. (< -hini v).
-hiniwa (verb), be denied. (< -hini v).
-hirimia (verb), decide.
-hirimia (verb), intend.
hirimu (noun), age-group. huyu hirimu yangu. This man belongs to my
age-group. [eth]
hirimu (noun 9/10), pl hirimu, contemporary. Aziza, mtoto mmoja hirimu
yangu [Abd], mama yake wa kambo na yeye mwenyewe Lulu walikuwa hirimu moja
[Ya]. (< Arabic).
hirimu (noun 9/10), pl hirimu, period of life between ages 10 and 25.
hirimu (noun), age.
hirimu (noun), contemporary.
hirimu (noun), time of life.
hirizi (noun), amulet.
hirizi (noun 9/10), pl hirizi, amulet (small leather case containing a
sentence from the Koran used as medicine wear on the person).
hirizi (noun 9/10), pl hirizi, charm.
hirizi (noun), talisman.
hisa (noun), forgiveness.
hisa (noun), pardon.
hisa (noun), part.
hisa (noun), quotient. [math]
hisa (noun), share.
hisa (noun 9/10), pl hisa, share (stock).
hisa (noun), share of stock.
hisani (noun), benefaction. fanyia hisani. (< mhisani).
hisani (noun), complaisance. fanyia hisani. (< mhisani).
hisani (noun 9/10), pl hisani, favor.
hisani (noun), favor. fanyia hisani. (< mhisani).
hisani (noun 9/10), pl hisani, kindness.
hisani (noun), kindness. fanyia hisani. (< mhisani).
hisani (noun), preference. fanyia hisani. (< mhisani).
-hisi (verb), feel. usingizi hautomruhusu kuhisi lolote [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
-hisi (verb), feel. (< hisiya).
-hisi (verb), guess.
-hisi (verb), perceive. (< Arabic).
-hisi (verb), perceive. (< hisiya).
-hisi (verb), recognize. (< hisiya).
-hisi (verb), sense. (< hisiya).
-hisi (verb), suspect.
hisia (noun 9/10), pl hisia, feeling. moyo wake ulikuwa umejaa hisia
zisizoweza kuamuliwa [Sul], mseto wa hisia za hofu na kusihi [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
hisia (noun 9/10), pl hisia, sentiment.
hisia za ubora (noun 9/10), pl hisia za ubora, superiority complex.
-wa na hisiya za ndani (verb), have deep feelings.
hisiya (noun 9/10), pl hisiya, feeling.
hisiya (noun), feeling. (< hisi).
historia (noun 9/10), pl historia, history.
historia (noun), history. historia ya Afrika. (< (English)). [African
history]
-hitaji (verb), desire. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitaji (verb), be lacking. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitaji (verb), be necessary. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitaji (verb), need.
-hitaji (verb), need. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitaji (verb), require.
-hitaji (verb), require. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitaji (verb), want. yahitaji. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), necessity. (< haja,
mhitaji, uhitaji).
hitaji (noun 5/6), pl mahitaji, need.
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), need. (< haja, mhitaji,
uhitaji).
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), petition. (< haja,
mhitaji, uhitaji).
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), request. (< haja,
mhitaji, uhitaji).
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), requirement. (< haja,
mhitaji, uhitaji).
hitaji (noun 5/6), pl mahitaji, requirements.
hitaji (noun), pl mahitaji (usually mahitaji), requisite. (< haja,
mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitajia (verb), appl.. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitajika (verb), intr.. (< haja, mhitaji, uhitaji).
-hitajika (verb), be necessary. (< -hitaji v).
-hitajika (verb), be needed. (< -hitaji v).
-hitajiwa (verb), be needed. (< -hitaji v).
-hitilafia (verb), appl..
-hitilafiana (verb appl-assoc), contradict.
-hitilafiana (verb appl-assoc), be different.
-hitilafiana (verb appl-assoc), disagree.
-hitilafiana (verb appl-assoc), distinct.
-hitilafu (verb), differ.
-hitilafu (verb), be different.
-hitilafu (verb), differentiate.
-hitilafu (verb), distinguish.
hitilafu (noun), contradiction.
hitilafu (noun), defect.
hitilafu (noun), difference.
hitilafu (noun), discrepancy.
hitilafu (noun), exception.
hitilafu (noun), fault.
hitilafu (noun 9/10), pl hitilafu, blemish.
hitilafu (noun 9/10), pl hitilafu, defect.
hitilafu (noun 9/10), pl hitilafu, deficiency.
hitilafu (noun 9/10), pl hitilafu, difference.
-hitilifiana (verb), be different. (< hitilafu n).
hitima (noun), feast at the conclusion of a funeral service. (<
(Islamic) hatima, hitimu).
hitima (noun), reading from the Koran. (< (Islamic) hatima, hitimu).
hitima (noun), funeral sermon. (< (Islamic) hatima, hitimu).
-hitimia (verb), appl..
-hitimisha (verb), caus..
-hitimishiwa (verb appl-caus-pass), finalize for. ilikuwa siku yake ya
kuhitimishiwa mafunzo [Sul].
-hitimu (verb), complete. (< hatima n).
-hitimu (verb), complete. mtoto huyu amehitimu. (< hatima).
-hitimu (verb), conclude (esp. school or courses etc.). mtoto huyu
amehitimu. (< hatima).
-hitimu (verb), end. (< Arabic).
-hitimu (verb), end. mtoto huyu amehitimu. (< hatima).
-hitimu (verb), finish. mtoto huyu amehitimu. (< hatima).
-hitimu (verb), graduate. (< hatima n).
-hitimu (verb), qualify. (< hatima n).
-hitimu (verb), stop. mtoto huyu amehitimu. (< hatima).
-hitimu (verb), finish education. (< hatima n).
hivi (adjective), these (class 8).
hivi (adjective), these (vI-class).
hivi (adjective), this way.
hivi (adverb), approximately. maili thelathini hivi kutoka Mwanza [Kez].
hivi (adverb), just. ameniambia hivi; leo hivi; hivi juzi (karibu); sasa
hivi (hivi sasa).
hivi (adverb), of this sort. ameniambia hivi; leo hivi; hivi juzi
(karibu); sasa hivi (hivi sasa).
hivi (adverb), in this way. ameniambia hivi; leo hivi; hivi juzi
(karibu); sasa hivi (hivi sasa).
hivi (adverb), thus. ameniambia hivi; leo hivi; hivi juzi (karibu); sasa
hivi (hivi sasa).
hivi (adverb), so so.
hivi (preposition), about.
hivi (preposition), these.
hivi (pronoun), these. vitu hivi.
hivi hivi (adverb), hastily.
hivi hivi (adverb), scarcely. nimemwona hivi hivi, lakini sikumtazama
[Sul].
hivi hivi (adverb), superficially.
hivi hivi tu (adverb), just so so.
hivi karibuni (adverb), recently. nina hakika kwamba wewe umemwona hivi
karibuni [Ng].
hivi karibuni (adverb), soon. hivi karibuni serikali itaunda wilaya mpya
[Mun].
hivyo (adjective), in this manner.
hivyo (adjective), in that way.
hivyo (adverb), just so. vivyo hivyo.
hivyo (adverb), in this very way. vivyo hivyo.
hivyo (preposition), those (vI-class).
hivyo (pronoun), these (mentioned). vitu hivyo.
hivyo (pronoun), those (mentioned). vitu hivyo.
kwa hivyo (adverb), therefore.
hivyohivyo (adjective), in that way.
hiyo (adverb), in this way. kwa hiyo.
hiyo (pronoun), that (previously mentioned). miti hiyo.
hiyo (pronoun), this. nyumba hiyo.
hiyo (pronoun), those (previously mentioned). miti hiyo.
hizaya (noun), curse. (< hizi).
hizaya (noun), disfavor. (< hizi).
hizaya (noun), disgrace. (< hizi).
hizaya (noun), dishonor. (< hizi).
hizaya (noun), misfortune. (< hizi).
-hizi (verb), abuse. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), abuse. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), curse. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), disgrace.
-hizi (verb), disgrace. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), dishonor. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), execrate. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), insult. (< hizaya).
-hizi (verb), put to shame. (< hizaya).
hizi (pronoun), recently. nyumba hizi; siku hizi; zizi hizi.
hizi (pronoun), these.
hizi (pronoun), these. nyumba hizi; siku hizi; zizi hizi.
hizi (pronoun), these.
hizi (pronoun), today. nyumba hizi; siku hizi; zizi hizi.
-hizia (verb), appl.. (< hizaya).
-hizika (verb), be disgraced. (< hizaya).
-hizika (verb), be dishonored. (< hizaya).
-hizika (verb), feel shame. kwa kweli kulikuwa na masafa mafupi baina
yao, lakini Maksuudi alihizika [Moh].
-hizisha (verb), caus.. (< hizaya).
hobe! (interjection), Go!.
hobe! (interjection), Get started!.
hobe! (interjection), Get out!.
hobela (adverb), any old way.
hobela (adverb), badly.
hobela (adverb), hastily.
hobela (adverb), somehow or other.
hodari (adjective), active. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), brave.
hodari (adjective), capable. mtu hodari. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), clever.
hodari (adjective), diligent. mtu hodari. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), energetic. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), firm. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), powerful. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), prudent.
hodari (adjective), skilfil. mtu hodari. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), smart.
hodari (adjective), stable. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), strong.
hodari (adjective), strong. (< uhodari).
hodari (adjective), earnest.
hodari (adjective), energetic.
hodari (adjective), firm.
hodari (adjective), stable.
-hodhi (verb), monopolize.
hodhi (noun), boiler.
hodhi (noun), water-tank.
hodhi (noun), waste-land adjoining a cultivated field (and claimed by its
owner).
hodhi ya taifa (noun 9/10), pl hodhi za kitaifa, state monopoly.
-hodhi biashara (verb), monopolize trade.
-bisha hodi (verb), call "hodi" (when knocking at someone's door).
-bisha hodi (verb), ask permission to enter. aliposikia mtu anabisha
hodi [Kez].
-piga hodi (verb), ask admission.
-piga hodi (verb), ask admission.
-piga hodi (verb), announce arrival (at a threshold).
-piga hodi (verb), knock.
-piga hodi (verb), knock.
hodi (interjection), hello (called when knocking on someone's door).
hodi (interjection), May I come in? Ans. karibu (welcome).
hodi! (interjection), May I come in? (before entering a house or room).
piga hodi.
-hofia (verb), be afraid for.
-hofia (verb), be afraid of someone.
-hofia (verb), be afraid of something.
-hofika (verb), intr..
-hofisha (verb), frighten (someone).
-hofisha (verb), intimidate (someone).
-hofiwa (verb), pass..
-hofu (verb), be afraid.
-hofu (verb), fear.
-jawa na hofu (verb), become frightened. (< -jaa V, hofu N).
hofu (noun 9/10), pl hofu, fear.
hofu (noun), fear. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na) hofu; kwa hofu.
hofu (noun), fright. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na) hofu; kwa hofu.
hofu (noun), terror. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na) hofu; kwa hofu.
pasipo hofu (preposition), without fear.
hogo (noun 5/6), pl mahogo, cassava plant.
hogo (noun 5/6), pl mahogo, manioc plant.
hohe hahe (adjective), pl hohe hahe, helpless.
hohehahe (adjective), destitute. watu ambao hawajapata kujifanyia kitu
cho chote wao wenyewe , laghai, mikora, mihuni, hohehahe, fukara... [Ng].
(< Arabic).
hohehahe (noun), lonely person. (< (Persian) hoi).
hohehahe (noun), solitary person. (< (Persian) hoi).
hoho (noun), cake (kind flavored with red pepper).
hoho (noun), red pepper. pilipili hoho. [red pepper]
hoi (adjective), in a bad state.
hoi (adjective), destitute.
hoi (adjective), helpless. ghafla, mtoto hoi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
hoi (adjective), helpless. (< (Persian)).
hoihoi (noun 9/10), pl hoihoi, clamor. hoi hoi zikaendelea [Muk],
walitumbua furaha yao kwa vigelegele na hoihoi [Moh]. (< Persian).
hoihoi (noun 9/10), pl hoihoi, noise. (< Persian).
hoihoi (noun), noise. hoihoi ya karamu. (< (Persian)).
hoihoi (noun), shouting. hoihoi ya karamu. (< (Persian)).
hoihoi (noun 9/10), pl hoihoi, uproar. (< Persian).
-hoja (verb), argue. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, affair. hapana hoja; una hoja. (< haja).
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, argument.
hoja (noun), compel. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, evasion. usinipe hoja. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, evidence. hapana hoja; una hoja. (<
haja).
hoja (noun), examine. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, excuse (trumped up). usinipe hoja. (<
haja).
hoja (noun), investigate. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, matter. hapana hoja; una hoja. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, motive. hapana hoja; una hoja. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, necessity. (< haja).
hoja (noun), press. (< haja).
hoja (noun), question. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, reason. hapana hoja; una hoja. (< haja).
hoja (noun), pl hoja; mahoja, wish. (< haja).
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, bill.
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, business.
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, subject under discussion.
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, necessity. kufika tu wakaingia kazini pasi na
hoja [Sul], Na lini utatia mfereji nyumba hii?" "Ngojea upate nyumba yako
ndiyo utoe hoja". [Ya]. (< Arabic).
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, need.
hoja (noun 9/10), pl hoja, request.
hojaji (noun 9/10), pl hojaji, interview. (< hoja n).
hojaji (noun 9/10), pl hojaji, questionnaire. (< hoja n).
-hoji (verb), examine. (< Arabic).
-hoji (verb), question. (< hoji v).
-hoji (verb), interrogate. "Unasemaje?!" akamhoji [Sul], baada ya
kuhoji hiki na kile, alimpa ruhusa Rehema [Sul]. (< hoji v).
-hojia (verb), appl.. (< haja).
-hojiana (verb), argue. (< haja).
-hojiana (verb), discuss. (< hoji v).
-hojiana na (verb), debate with. (< hoji v).
-hojiana na (verb), discuss. (< hoji v).
-hojihoji (verb), keep on asking questions. (< haja).
-hojihoji (verb), cross-examine. (< haja).
-hojiwa (verb), pass.. (< haja).
-hojiwa (verb), be questioned. (< hoji v).
hoki (noun 9/10), pl hoki, hockey. ndiyo maana anacheza hoki kwa gongo
[Sul]. (< English).
-pata homa (verb), have a fever.
homa (noun 9/10), pl homa, fever.
homa (noun), fever. imenishika (or) nimeshikwa na homa; homa ya malaria;
kipimo cha homa.
homa ya papasi (noun), spirillium tick fever.
hombwe (noun), hombwe (kind of snail).
homu (noun), steady wind.
homu (noun 9/10), pl homu, wind.
homugadi (noun), home guard. (< (Engl)).
hondo (noun), crowned hornbill. [ornith]
-honga (verb), bribe.
-honga (verb), bribe. (< hongera, hongo).
-honga (verb), congratulate. (< hongera, hongo).
-honga (verb), corrupt. (< hongera, hongo).
-honga (verb), pay (toll). (< hongera, hongo).
-honga (verb), pay (tribute). (< hongera, hongo).
-honga (verb), pay toll.
-hongea (verb), be acquitted. (< hongera, hongo). [jur]
-hongea (verb), be cleared of a charge. (< hongera, hongo). [jur]
-hongea (verb), pay for something. (< hongera, hongo).
-hongea (verb), recover (esp. after childbirth). (< hongera, hongo).
-hongera (verb), appl.. (< honga).
hongera (interjection), congratulations. "Champ, hongera, sana". [Muk],
angeiona ile noti hongera kama hela nyingine Shangwe alizopewa na watu
wengine [Muk].
hongera (noun), congratulations. (< honga).
hongera (noun), gift. (< honga).
hongera (noun), present (birthday, holiday). (< honga).
hongera (noun 9/10), pl hongera, congratulations.
-hongeza (verb), blackmail. (< hongera, hongo).
-hongeza (verb), ask for a bribe. (< hongera, hongo).
-hongeza (verb), congratulate. (< -hongera n).
-hongeza (verb), extort payment. (< -hongera n).
-hongeza (verb), make someone pay. (< hongera, hongo).
hongo (noun), pl mahongo, blackmail. (< honga).
hongo (noun), pl mahongo, bribe. (< honga).
hongo (noun), pl mahongo, exaction. (< honga).
hongo (noun), pl mahongo, tribute. (< honga).
honi (noun), horn (automobile). (< (English)).
hori (noun), bay.
hori (noun), canoe (kind of). (< (Persian)).
hori (noun 5/6), pl mahori, canoe (type).
hori (noun 5/6), pl mahori, creek.
hori (noun), inlet.
hori (noun 5/6), pl mahori, manger.
hori (noun), feed-trough (for animals). (< (Persian)).
hori (noun), watering trough (for animals). (< (Persian)).
horji (noun), saddlebag.
hospitali (noun), clinic. (< (English); kijihospitali).
hospitali (noun 9/10), pl hospitali, hospital.
hospitali (noun), hospital. (< (English); kijihospitali).
-hota (verb), give medicine to (against sterility or to encourage the
growth of teeth in infants). (< hoto).
hoteli (noun 5/6), pl mahoteli, hotel.
hoteli (noun), hotel. (< (English)).
hoteli (noun 5/6), pl mahoteli, restaurant.
hoteli (noun), restaurant. (< (English)).
hoto (noun), pl mahoto, medicine against sterility. dawa ya hoto la
uzazi. (< hota).
hotuba (noun 9/10), pl hotuba, homily. (< Arabic).
hotuba (noun 9/10), pl hotuba, speech.
hotuba (noun 9/10), pl hotuba, address.
hotuba (noun 9/10), pl hotuba, sermon. Mama Tinda aliona hotuba hii kama
dalili ya dua zake kusikilizwa na Mungu [Kez].
hoza (noun), medicine for teething children.
-hozahoza (verb), eliminate (doubts or difficulties).
-hozahoza (verb), remove (doubts, difficulties).
-hozi (verb), acquire.
-hozi (verb), acquire. mwenye kuhozi.
-hozi (verb), have. mwenye kuhozi.
-hozi (verb), possess.
-hozi (verb), possess. mwenye kuhozi.
hozi (noun), property.
hua (noun 9/10), pl hua, dove (kind of).
hua (noun), wild dove (Streptopelia semitorquata).
huba (noun 9/10), pl huba, friendship.
huba (noun 9/10), pl huba, love.
-hubiri (verb), announce.
-hubiri (verb), announce. (< habari, mhubiri).
-hubiri (verb), inform.
-hubiri (verb), inform. (< habari, mhubiri).
-hubiri (verb), bring news.
-hubiri (verb), preach.
-hubiri (verb), report.
-hubiri (verb), report. (< habari, mhubiri).
-hubiri (verb), say. (< habari, mhubiri).
-hubiri (verb), tell. (< habari, mhubiri).
hubiri (noun), pl mahubiri, communication. (< habari, mhubiri).
hubiri (noun), pl mahubiri, message. (< habari, mhubiri).
hubiri (noun), pl mahubiri, report. (< habari, mhubiri).
hubiri (noun), pl mahubiri, sermon. (< habari, mhubiri). [rel]
hubiri (noun 5/6), pl hubiri, sermon. watu walikaa kusikiliza mahubiri
kwa makini [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-hubiria (verb), deliver a sermon. (< -hubiri v).
hudhud (noun), hoopoe.
-hudhuria (verb), attend. (< hadhari v).
-hudhuria (verb), attend. hudhuria katika mkutano. (< hadhara,
hudhurio).
-hudhuria (verb), participate. hudhuria katika mkutano. (< hadhara,
hudhurio).
-hudhuria (verb), be present. hudhuria katika mkutano. (< hadhara,
hudhurio).
-hudhuria (verb), be present at a gathering. (< hadhari v).
-hudhuria (verb), risk.
-hudhuria (verb), venture.
hudhurio (noun 5/6), pl mahudhurio, attendance. (< -hudhuria v).
hudhurio (noun), pl mahudhurio, attendence. (< hadhara, hudhuria).
hudhurio (noun), pl mahudhurio, participation. (< hadhara, hudhuria).
hudhurio (noun), pl mahudhurio, presence. (< hadhara, hudhuria).
-hudhurisha (verb), convene. (< hadhara, hudhurio).
-hudhurisha (verb), convoke. (< hadhara, hudhurio).
-hudhurisha (verb), invite. (< hadhara, hudhurio).
-hudhurisha (verb), summon. (< hadhara, hudhurio).
hudhurungi (adjective), light brown.
hudhurungi (adjective), yellow.
hudhurungi (adjective), light-brown. macho yale hudhurungi [Muk],
anaipaka midomo yake rangi hudhurungi [Muk], kanzu yake mararu mararu
imegeuka hudhurungi rangi si yake [Abd]. (< Arabic).
hudhurungi (noun), light-brown cotton cloth (for making kanzu).
hudhurungi (noun 9/10), pl hudhurungi, yellowish-brown. (< Arabic).
huduma (noun 9/10), pl huduma, aid. (< hadimu n).
huduma (noun), assistance. (med.) huduma ya kwanza. (< hadimu, hudumu).
[first aid]
huduma (noun), attention. (med.) huduma ya kwanza. (< hadimu, hudumu).
[first aid]
huduma (noun 9/10), pl huduma, first aid. (< hadimu n).
huduma (noun 9/10), pl huduma, help. (< hadimu n).
huduma (noun 9/10), pl huduma, service. (< hadimu n).
huduma (noun), service. (med.) huduma ya kwanza. (< hadimu, hudumu).
[first aid]
-hudumia (verb), aid. (< hudumu v).
-hudumia (verb), assist. (< hudumu v).
-hudumia (verb), attend to. kusubiri ishara ingine ya haja kutoka kwa
yule anayemhudumu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-hudumia (verb), help. (< hudumu v).
-hudumia (verb), minister to. (< hudumu v).
-hudumia (verb), serve. (< hudumu v).
-hudumia (verb applicative), take care of someone. akamhudumia mtoto na
mzazi [Sul].
-hudumu (verb), attend. (< hadimu, huduma).
-hudumu (verb), take care of. (< hadimu, huduma).
-hudumu (verb), nurse. (< hadimu, huduma).
-hudumu (verb), serve. (< hadimu, huduma).
-hudumu (verb), wait on. (< hadimu, huduma).
-huduru (verb), assemble. (< hadhara).
-huduru (verb), gather. (< hadhara).
huenda (adjective), perhaps.
huenda (adverb), maybe. umri wake huenda ni kama miaka ishirini na moja
[Muk].
huenda (adverb), perhaps. huenda akaja. (< enda).
huenda (adverb), possibly. huenda akaja. (< enda).
-hui (verb), create.
-hui (verb), give life.
-hui (verb), be revived. (< hai).
-huisha (verb), give life to.
-huisha (verb), resuscitate. (< hai).
-huisha (verb), revive. (< hai).
-huisha (verb), revivify. (< hai).
hujambo? (noun 1/2), pl hamjambo, Are you well?. (< huna v, jambo n).
-hujuma (verb), attack. [rare]
hujuma (noun 9/10), pl hujuma, assault. (< Arabic).
hujuma (noun 9/10), pl hujuma, attack.
hujuma (noun 9/10), pl hujuma, invasion.
hujuma (noun 9/10), pl hujuma, rush. (< Arabic).
hujuma (noun 9/10), pl hujuma, sabotage.
-hujumu (verb), assail. alianza kuzichana nguo alizovaa, akauhujumu
ukuta kwa kichwa chake [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-hujumu (verb), assault. (< Arabic).
-hujumu (verb), hurl at. (< Arabic).
-hujumu (verb), sabotage.
hujuuma (noun 9/10), pl hujumaa, assault. ilikuwa hujma isiyokuwa na
mwombezi, na Maksuudi alipiga kama mwendawazimu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hujuuma (noun 9/10), pl hujumaa, attack. (< Arabic).
hujuuma (noun 9/10), pl hujumaa, rush. (< Arabic).
huko (adverb), here. huko huko.
huko (adverb), to that place. huko huko.
huko (adverb), to this place. huko huko.
huko (adverb), there. huko huko.
huko (conjunction), as when. huko nyuma.
huko (conjunction), while. huko nyuma.
huko (pronoun), pl huko, here.
huko (pronoun), pl huko, there (place referred to).
huko (pronoun), this (previously mentioned). kucheza huko; shambani
huko.
huko nyuma (noun), pl huko nyuma, as mentioned earlier.
huko nyuma (noun), pl huko nyuma, meanwhile.
huko nyuma (noun), pl huko nyuma, as mentioned above.
huku (adverb), here (unspecified).
huku (adverb), hereabouts.
huku (adverb), here. toka huku mpaka huko.
huku (adverb), to this place. toka huku mpaka huko.
huku (pronoun), this. kucheza huku; nyumbani huku.
-hukumia (verb), pass judgment on. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
-hukumiwa (verb), be convicted. (< hukumu v).
-hukumiwa (verb), be judged. (< hukumu v).
-hukumiza (verb), caus.. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), decide. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), govern. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), judge. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), dispense justice. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), rule. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), sentence.
-hukumu (verb), sentence. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
-hukumu (verb), judge.
hukumu (noun), authority. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), decision. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), decree. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), judgement. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun 9/10), pl hukumu, judgment. hukumu aliyopitisha Yohana
ilikuwa ya kikatili [Ng]. (< Arabic).
hukumu (noun), jurisdiction. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement);
hana hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima,
hekimiza, mahakma).
hukumu (noun), administration of justice. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last
judgement); hana hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu,
hekima, hekimiza, mahakma).
hukumu (noun), ordinance. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), power. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), regulation. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), sentence. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
hukumu (noun), trial. hukumu ya mwisho (rel.: last judgement); hana
hukumu hapa; hukumu ya saa kumi. (< hakama, hakimu, hekima, hekimiza,
mahakma).
huliwa (noun), caviar.
huliwa (noun), fish-roe.
hulka (noun), characteristic. (< huluki, huluku, mahluki).
hulka (noun 9/10), pl hulka, characteristic. ninachotaka sasa ni mtu wa
hulka yako [Mun].
hulka (noun 9/10), pl hulka, constitution. (< Arabic).
hulka (noun 9/10), pl hulka, feature. (< Arabic).
hulka (noun 9/10), pl hulka, human condition.
hulka (noun), natural condition. (< huluki, huluku, mahluki).
hulka (noun), nature. (< huluki, huluku, mahluki).
hulka (noun), quality. (< huluki, huluku, mahluki).
hulka (noun), status. (< huluki, huluku, mahluki).
-hulu (verb), allow.
-hulu (verb), cease.
-hulu (verb), desist.
-hulu (verb), permit.
huluki (noun), being. (< hulka).
huluki (noun), creation. (< hulka).
huluki (noun), creature. (< hulka).
-huluku (verb), create. (< hulka).
-huluku (verb), create. (< hulka).
humo (adverb), here. mumo humo.
humo (adverb), in this place. mumo humo.
humo (pronoun), in this... (previously mentioned). nyumbani humo.
humo (pronoun), pl humo, in there.
humu (adverb), pl humu, inside here.
humu (adverb), here. mumu humu.
humu (adverb), in this place. mumu humu.
humu (noun), grief. [rare]
humu (noun), sorrow. [rare]
humu (pronoun), pl humu, in here.
humu (pronoun), in this. nyumbani humu.
humu (pronoun), this. nyumbani humu.
humuda (noun), assistance. humuda ya kwanza.
humuda (noun), help. humuda ya kwanza.
-humuka (verb), rise.
-humuka (verb), swell up.
humusi (noun), one fifth.
hundi (noun), bill. (< (Indian)).
hundi (noun), check. (< (Indian)).
hundi (noun), draft. (< (Indian)).
hundi (noun), money order. (< (Indian)).
-huni (verb), change about (e.g. from one political party to another).
(< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), do wilfull damage. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), be disobedient. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), flight. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), be idle. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), robbery. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), be unstable. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), commit acts of vandalism. (< mhuni, uhuni).
-huni (verb), wander around. (< mhuni, uhuni).
huno (pronoun), this (poetic for huu).
hunrunzi (noun), flashlight.
hunrunzi (noun), cigarette lighter.
huntha (noun), hermaphrodite. [rare]
huo (pronoun), this (previously mentioned). mti huo; upanga huo.
huri (noun), pl mahuri, free person. (< huria, huru, uhuru).
huri (noun), pl mahuri, freedman. (< huria, huru, uhuru).
huria (adjective), free.
huria (adjective), independent.
huria (noun), pl mahuria, free person. (< huri, uhuru).
huria (noun), pl mahuria, freedman. (< huri, uhuru).
huria (noun 9), freedom (of action). (< huri, uhuru).
muda maalum huria (noun), special time off.
-hurijia (verb), invite (to a celebration). [rare]
huru (adjective), emancipation. sis ni watu wahuru. (< huri, uhuru).
huru (adjective), free. sis ni watu wahuru. (< huri, uhuru).
huru (adjective), liberated. sis ni watu wahuru. (< huri, uhuru).
huru (noun), pl mahuru, free person. (< huri, uhuru).
huru (noun), pl mahuru, freedman. (< huri, uhuru).
-huruju (verb), blab. (< Arabic).
-huruju (verb), chatter. aliendelea kuhuruju [Moh]. (< Arabic).
hurul-ayni (noun 9/10an), pl hurul-ayni, beautiful woman. kitoto
alichokitaraji, hurul-ayni kutoka mbinguni [Ya]. (< Arabic).
hurul-ayni (noun 9/10an), pl hurul-ayni, heavenly beauty. (< Arabic).
hurulaini (noun), pl mahurulaini, houri. (< (Islamic)).
huruma (noun), affection. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na, ona, fanya)
huruma. (< rehema, hurumia).
huruma (noun 9/10), pl huruma, compassion. yule kikongwe asiyekuwa na
tone la huruma moyoni mwake [Sul]. (< Arabic).
huruma (noun), compassion. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na, ona, fanya)
huruma. (< rehema, hurumia).
huruma (noun 9/10), pl huruma, decency.
huruma (noun), generousity. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na, ona, fanya)
huruma. (< rehema, hurumia).
huruma (noun), humanity. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na, ona, fanya) huruma.
(< rehema, hurumia).
huruma (noun 9/10), pl huruma, pity. (< Arabic).
huruma (noun 9/10), pl huruma, sympathy. (< Arabic).
huruma (noun), sympathy. wa na (patwa na, shikwa na, ona, fanya) huruma.
(< rehema, hurumia).
huruma (noun 9/10), pl huruma, mercy.
-hurumia (verb), forgive. (< huruma n).
-hurumia (verb), show mercy to. (< huruma n).
-hurumia (verb), have mercy. (< huruma).
-hurumia (verb), have pity. (< huruma).
-hurumia (verb), show sympathy toward someone. (< huruma).
-hurumia (verb applicative), have pity (for). hilo likamfanya amhurumie
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
husarifiki (phrase), you are unapproachable. umekuwa kama mkekewa
husarifiki kwa miba [Moh].
-husiana (verb), assoc.. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano,
kuhusu, mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husiana (verb), be concerned with. (< -husu v).
-husiana (verb), be related to each other. (< -husu v).
-husiana (verb), relate. (< -husu v).
-husiana (verb), be relevant. (< -husu v).
husiana (adverb), according to .... (< husu).
husiano (noun), pl mahusiano, relationship. (< husu).
-husika (verb), intr.. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano,
kuhusu, mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husika (verb), be involved. (< -husu v).
-husika (verb potential), be concerned. yeye hakuhusika na uchungu huu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-husika (verb), apply to. (< -husu v).
-husisha (verb), caus.. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano,
kuhusu, mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), be in accordance with. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya
ya husu limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano,
kuhusu, mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), affect. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu limhusu
kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), befit. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu limhusu
kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), belong to. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu
limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), be of concern to.
-husu (verb), concern. [habari hizi] hazikuwashitua sana kwani
hazikuwahusu [Mun]. (< Arabic).
-husu (verb), concern. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu limhusu
kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), concerning.
-husu (verb), divide up. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu
limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), be due to. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu
limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), involve.
-husu (verb), pertain to. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu
limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), relate.
-husu (verb), give someone a share. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya
husu limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano,
kuhusu, mahsusi, uhusiano).
-husu (verb), be suitable. alimhusu katika damu; maneno haya ya husu
limhusu kila mtu. (< hasa, hususa, husiano, husuniano, kihusiano, kuhusu,
mahsusi, uhusiano).
husuda (noun 9/10), pl husuda, admiration. kumbatio la mapenzi na husuda
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
husuda (noun 9/10), pl husuda, envy. (< hasidi v).
husuda (noun), envy. (< hasidi, husudu).
husuda (noun), hostility. (< hasidi, husudu).
husuda (noun 9/10), pl husuda, jealousy. (< hasidi v).
husuda (noun), jealousy. (< hasidi, husudu).
husuda (noun), ill will. (< hasidi, husudu).
-husudia (verb), appl.. (< hasidi, husuda).
-husudika (verb potential), be admirable. nahusudika mtoto miye [Ma].
-husudika (verb potential), be enviable.
-husudiwa (verb), pass.. (< hasidi, husuda).
-husudiwa (verb), be envied. (< hasidi v).
-husudu (verb), admire. akaviusudu5 vidole vyake vyembamba [Mt]. (<
Arabic).
-husudu (verb), be envious. husudu fulani kwa mali yake. (< hasidi,
husuda).
-husudu (verb), envy. nakuhusuduni, wallahi! [Abd], akiitumia kwa upeo
wa ujuzi, kwa namna ambayo Subira aliihusudu ila yeye mwenyewe hakuiweza
[Sul]. (< hasidi v).
-husudu (verb), envy. husudu fulani kwa mali yake. (< hasidi, husuda).
-husudu (verb), be jealous. (< Arabic).
husuma (noun), action. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), antagonism. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), antipathy. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), dispute. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), enmity. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), hostility. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
husuma (noun), lawsuit. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
[jur]
husuma (noun), quarrel. ana husuma na mwenzake. (< hasima, husumu).
-husumu (verb), compete. (< hasimu, husuma).
-husumu (verb), dispute. (< hasimu, husuma).
-husumu (verb), quarrel. (< hasimu, husuma).
-husumu (verb), be rivals. (< hasimu, husuma).
husuni (noun), castle.
husuni (noun), fort.
husuni (noun), fortress.
husuniano (noun), pl mahusuniano, connection. (< husu).
husuniano (noun), pl mahusuniano, relationship. (< husu).
-husuru (verb), assail (with words).
-husuru (verb), beseige. [mil]
-husuru (verb), oppress.
-husuru (verb), press.
-husuru (verb), subjugate.
-husuru (verb), suppress.
hususa (adjective), especially. (< -husu v).
hususa (adjective), particular. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adjective), particularly. (< -husu v).
hususa (adjective), special. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adverb), completely. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adverb), especially. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adverb), exactly. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adverb), extremely. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususa (adverb), fully. (< hasa, husu, mahsusi).
hususan (adverb), especially. katika amri zote, hapana anayoitii haraka
kama amri ya kulala, hususan inapombainikia kuwa mama yake anataka kutoka
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
hutuba (noun), address. (< hutubu). [recent]
hutuba (noun), reading from the Koran. (< (Islamic) hutubu).
hutuba (noun), sermon. (< (Islamic) hutubu).
hutuba (noun), speech. (< hutubu). [recent]
-hutubia (verb), address. (< hatiba, hutuba).
-hutubia (verb), deliver a speech. (< hatibu n).
-hutubia (verb), speak before. (< hatiba, hutuba).
-hutubu (verb), give an address. (< Arabic).
-hutubu (verb), give a speech. (< hatibu n).
-hutubu (verb), give a lecture. (< hatiba, hutuba). [recent]
-hutubu (verb), preach. (< (Islamic) hatiba, hutuba).
-hutubu (verb), read the Koran. (< (Islamic) hatiba, hutuba).
-hutubu (verb), make a report. (< hatiba, hutuba). [recent]
-hutubu (verb), give a speech. (< hatiba, hutuba). [recent]
-hutubu (verb), preach. "Nimemwita bwana huyu aje huku juu kusudi
mumwone", Aziza alihutubu. [Abd]. (< hatibu n).
huu (pronoun), pl hii, this.
huu (pronoun), this. mti huu; utawala huu.
huwa (adverb), ordinarily. (< wa).
huwa (adverb), perhaps. (< wa).
huwa (adverb), possibly. (< wa).
huwa (adverb), as a rule. (< wa).
huwa (adverb), usually. (< wa).
huyo (pronoun), pl hao, that one.
huyo (pronoun), this (previously mentioned). mtu huyo.
huyu (pronoun), pl hawa, this (person).
huyu (pronoun), this. mtu huyu.
huzuni (noun 9/10), pl huzuni, distress. Regina alikwenda kwa huzuni
katika chumba cha watoto [Kez]. (< Arabic).
huzuni (noun 9/10), pl huzuni, grief.
huzuni (noun), grief. kwa huzuni kubwa; wa na huzuni; ona (shikwa na,
pata) huzuni. (< huzunia).
huzuni (noun), mourning. kwa huzuni kubwa; wa na huzuni; ona (shikwa na,
pata) huzuni. (< huzunia).
huzuni (noun 9/10), pl huzuni, sadness.
huzuni (noun 9/10), pl huzuni, sorrow.
huzuni (noun), sorrow. kwa huzuni kubwa; wa na huzuni; ona (shikwa na,
pata) huzuni. (< huzunia).
huzuni (noun 9/10), pl huzuni, unhappiness.
-huzunia (verb), grieve. (< huzuni).
-huzunia (verb), regret. (< huzuni).
-huzunia (verb), worry. (< huzuni).
-huzunika (verb), be grieved. (< huzuni n).
-huzunika (verb), be sad. (< huzuni n).
-huzunika (verb), be sad. (< huzuni).
-huzunika (verb), be saddened. (< huzuni n).
-huzunisha (verb), grieve. (< huzuni n).
-huzunisha (verb), make sad. (< huzuni).
-huzunisha (verb), sadden. (< huzuni).
huzunu (noun 9/10), pl huzunu, grief. (< huzuni n).
- I -
-iba (verb), embezzle. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
-iba (verb), misappropriate. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
-iba (verb), purloin. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
-iba (verb), steal.
-iba (verb), steal. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
ibada (noun 9/10), pl ibada, characteristics. (< Arabic).
ibada (noun), cult. ibada ya ubinafsi. (< adubu).
ibada (noun), divine service. (< adubu).
ibada (noun 9/10), pl ibada, habit. (< Arabic).
ibada (noun), liturgy. (< adubu).
ibada (noun), reverence. (< adubu). [rel]
ibada (noun 9/10), pl ibada, service. (< -abudu V).
ibada (noun 9/10), pl ibada, worship. [kazi] hiyo ndiyo ibada yetu
binadamu [Abd]. (< -abudu V).
ibada (noun), worship. (< adubu).
Ibadhi (noun), Ibadites (sect of). (< (Islamic)).
ibara (noun), clause.
ibara (noun), paragraph.
-ibia (verb), rob for.
-ibia (verb), rob someone. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
-ibia (verb), steal from someone. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
Ibilisi (noun 1/2), pl Ibilisi, Devil. [proper name]
ibilisi (noun), devil.
Ibilisi (noun 1/2), pl Ibilisi, Satan. [proper name]
ibilisi (noun), satan.
-ibisha (verb), caus.. (< jizi, kijivi, mwivi, wivi).
-ibiwa (verb), be robbed. (< -iba V).
ibura (noun), blot.
ibura (noun), characteristic.
ibura (noun), mark.
ibura (noun), marvel.
ibura (noun), miracle.
ibura (noun), remarkable occurrence.
ibura (noun), sign.
ibura (noun), speck.
ibura (noun 9/10), pl ibura, spot.
ibura (noun), spot.
ibura (noun 9/10), pl ibura, wonderful thing.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, amount.
idadi (noun), amount. bila idadi.
idadi (noun), computing.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, measure of countable items.
idadi (noun), counting.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, large number.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, number.
idadi (noun), number. bila idadi.
idadi (noun), quantity. bila idadi.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, reckoning.
idadi (noun 9/10), pl idadi, total.
idara (noun 9/10), pl idara, department.
idara (noun), department. idara ya posta; idara ya elimu (ukulima);
idara ya utibabu wa wanyama.
idara (noun), ministry. idara ya posta; idara ya elimu (ukulima); idara
ya utibabu wa wanyama.
idara (noun), office (government). idara ya posta; idara ya elimu
(ukulima); idara ya utibabu wa wanyama.
idhaa (noun 9/10), pl idhaa, radio broadcast.
idhaa (noun), program. idhaa ya redio.
idhaa (noun 9/10), pl idhaa, broadcast service.
-idhara (verb), cause disgrace.
-idhara (verb), slander.
idhara (noun), calumny.
idhara (noun), discredit.
idhara (noun), disgrace.
idhara (noun), shame.
idhara (noun), slander.
-idhini (verb), allow.
-idhini (verb), approve.
-idhini (verb), assent.
-idhini (verb), authorize.
-idhini (verb), authorize.
-idhini (verb), concur.
-idhini (verb), confirm.
-idhini (verb), empower.
-idhini (verb), permit.
-idhini (verb), sanction.
idhini (noun), approval. taka idhini; toa idhini.
idhini (noun 9/10), pl idhini, authorization. tutangojea idhini ya mtu
asiyekuwepo [Moh].
idhini (noun), authorization. taka idhini; toa idhini.
idhini (noun), concurrence. taka idhini; toa idhini.
idhini (noun), confirmation. taka idhini; toa idhini.
idhini (noun 9/10), pl idhini, permission.
idhini (noun), permission. taka idhini; toa idhini.
idhini (noun 9/10), pl idhini, permit.
idhini (noun 9/10), pl idhini, sanction. (< idhini v).
-idhinia (verb), appl..
-idhinika (verb), intr..
-idhinisha (verb), authorize. (< -idhini V).
-idhinisha (verb), caus..
-idhinisha (verb), sanction. (< -idhini V).
-idhiniwa (verb), pass..
idi (noun), festival. siku kuu ya idi; idi ndogo; pa mkono wa idi. (<
(Islamic)).
-idili (verb), learn good conduct.
-idili (verb), teach someone good manners.
idili (noun 9/10), pl idili, effort.
idili (noun), effort.
idili (noun), enthusiasm.
idili (noun), exertion.
idili (noun), perseverence.
iftari (noun), iftari (a talisman).
ifu (noun), pl (--, maifu), ashes. (< jivu). [rare, dial]
ifu (noun), pl (--, maifu), remainder. (< jivu).
ifu (noun), pl (--, maifu), residue. (< jivu).
ifuifu (adjective), ash-colored. (< ifu). [rare]
ifuifu (adjective), gray. (< ifu). [rare]
-ifya (verb), be angry (at someone).
-ifya (verb), be vexed.
-iga (verb), ape.
-iga (verb), caricature.
-iga (verb), copy.
-iga (verb), imitate. iga maneno ya kigeni; hodari wa kuiga. (< igizo,
mwigaji, mwigo, uigaji). [imitate a foreign language; imitator.]
-iga (verb), mimic.
-igia (verb), imitate someone. (< igizo, mwigaji, mwigo, uigaji).
-igiza (verb), caus.. jina la kuigiza. (< igizo, mwigaji, mwigo,
uigaji).
-igiza (verb), copy. (< -iga V).
-igiza (verb), imitate. (< -iga V).
igizo (noun 5/6), pl maigizo, dramatization. (< iga V).
igizo (noun 5/6), pl maigizo, imitation. (< iga V).
igizo (noun), pl maigizo, imitation. matendo ya maigizo. (< iga).
ihramu (noun 9/10), pl ihramu, clothes worn by Muslims during pilgrimage.
ihramu (noun), clothing worn on the pilgrimage to Mecca. (< (Islamic)
haramu, harimu).
ihramu (noun), the Pyramids. (< haramu, harimu).
-ihtinsa (verb), conclude (apprenticeship or education).
-ihtinsa (verb), end (apprenticeship or education).
ijapo (conjunction), although.
ijapo (conjunction), in case.
ijapo (conjunction), even if.
ijapo (conjunction), if.
ijapo (conjunction), supposing that.
ijapo (conjunction), although.
ijapo (conjunction), even if.
ijapokuwa (conjunction), although. aliwahi kumpenda mtu ijapokuwa siku
moja katika miaka tisini aliyoishi? [Sul]. (< ijapo Conj, kuwa V).
ijapokuwa (conjunction), even though. Bahati hakujali, ijapokuwa
akitazama mbele kuyaepa macho yake [Sul].
ijara (noun), pay. (< ajiri).
ijara (noun), payment. (< ajiri).
ijara (noun), rent. (< ajiri).
ijara (noun), wages. (< ajiri).
ijara (noun 9/10), pl ijara, earning. (< -ajiri V).
ijara (noun 9/10), pl ijara, salary. (< -ajiri V).
ijara (noun 9/10), pl ijara, wages. (< -ajiri V).
ijayo (adjective), next.
ijaza (noun), punishment. (< jaza).
ijaza (noun), requital. (< jaza).
ijaza (noun), retribution. (< jaza).
ijaza (noun), reward. (< jaza).
Ijumaa (noun), Friday. Ijumaa kuu.
ijumaa (noun 9/10), pl ijumaa, Friday.
-ika (verb), place. (=weka, ikiza). [rare]
-ika (verb), put. (=weka, ikiza). [rare]
ikhiari (adverb), better.
ikirari (noun), plea. (< kiri). [jur]
ikiwa (conjunction), if.
ikiwa (conjunction), if.
-ikiza (verb), place crossways. ikiza nyumba boriti.
-ikiza (verb), lay across. ikiza nyumba boriti.
-ikiza (verb), lay across.
-ikiza (verb), spread it over. ikiza nyumba boriti.
iko (verb conjugated), be. minazi iko shambani; nyumba yake iko wapi?;
sukari iko.
iktikazi (noun), increase.
iktisadi (noun 9/10), pl iktisadi, economy.
iktisadi (noun), economy. a iktisadi.
iktisadi (noun), thrift. a iktisadi.
Ikulu (noun), Ikulu (the State House in Dar es Salaam).
ikweta (noun 9/10), pl ikweta, equator.
ikweta (noun), equator. (< (English)).
ila (conjunction), apart from.
ila (conjunction), but.
ila (conjunction), but.
ila (conjunction), or else.
ila (conjunction), except.
ila (conjunction), except.
ila (conjunction), otherwise.
ila (conjunction), unless. maiti ya Magoma iko kama alivyoiacha, ila tu
hatoi damu tena [Muk]. (< Arabic).
ila (conjunction), unless.
ila (noun), defect. tia mtu ila.
ila (noun), disgrace. tia mtu ila.
ila (noun), fault. tia mtu ila.
ila (noun), shame. tia mtu ila.
ila (noun), shortcoming. tia mtu ila.
ila (noun 9/10), pl ila, blemish.
ila (noun 9/10), pl ila, defect.
ila (noun 9/10), pl ila, flaw.
ilani (noun), announcement. ilani ya ulimwengu kuhusu haki za binadamu.
ilani (noun), declaration. ilani ya ulimwengu kuhusu haki za binadamu.
ilani (noun 9/10), pl ilani, notice.
ilani (noun 9/10), pl ilani, proclamation.
ilani (noun), proclamation. ilani ya ulimwengu kuhusu haki za binadamu.
ilani (noun), publication. ilani ya ulimwengu kuhusu haki za binadamu.
ilani (noun), statement (public). ilani ya ulimwengu kuhusu haki za
binadamu.
ile (pronoun), pl zile, that one.
ile (pronoun), that. kazi ile.
ile (pronoun), those. miti ile.
ilhali (conjunction), whereas.
ilhali (conjunction), while. hakuona kwa nini Rehema afanye kazi ya nje
ilhali angeweza kulichukua jiko [Sul].
ili (conjunction), in order that.
ili (conjunction), in order to.
ili (conjunction), in order that.
ili (conjunction), so that.
ili (conjunction), so that.
iliki (noun 9/10), pl iliki, cardamom.
ilimba (noun 9/10), pl ilimba, musical instrument.
iliyopita (adjective), pl zilizopita, last. wiki ILIYOPITA.
ilizi (noun), ilizi (charm against lions).
ilkanun (noun), measure.
ilkanun (noun), standard.
-ima (verb), eat up (food intended for others). [rare]
ima (conjunction), either...or. (=ama). [rare]
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, erect. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, head up. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, straight. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, top. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, uppermost. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, in an upright position. (< wima N).
imaima (adverb), pl viwimawima, vertical. (< wima N).
-imamia (verb), attack.
-imamia (verb), fall upon.
imamu (noun), imam. (< (Islamic)). [isl]
imamu (noun 1/2), pl imamu, Imam (Moslem cleric).
imamu (noun 1/2), pl imamu, Muslim leader.
imani (noun), belief. hana imani na mwenziwe; imani ya kithaura. (<
amana, amini).
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, compassion.
imani (noun), confidence. hana imani na mwenziwe; imani ya kithaura. (<
amana, amini).
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, conscience. hamna imani nyinyi [wanaume]
[Moh].
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, conviction. ilikuwa imani ya kila mtu
kwamba Shangwe angekuja kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika mashindano [Muk].
imani (noun), creed. hana imani na mwenziwe; imani ya kithaura. (<
amana, amini).
imani (noun), faith. hana imani na mwenziwe; imani ya kithaura. (<
amana, amini). [rel]
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, faith. alitaka kusema neno kujitetea,
kuomba msamaha na kuirudisha imani ya Idi [Sul], leo imenijia hamu
niwashukuru na kuwaeleza imani yangu kwenu [Muk].
imani (noun), honesty. hana imani na mwenziwe; imani ya kithaura. (<
amana, amini).
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, kindheartedness.
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, kindness. alikitazama [kimalaika kile] kwa
imani [Sul].
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, belief.
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, confidence.
imani (noun 9/10), pl imani, trust.
imara (adjective), firm.
imara (adjective), firm. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (adjective), persistant. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (adjective), powerful. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (adjective), resolute. alimuuliza kwa sauti imara [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
imara (adjective), stable.
imara (adjective), steadfast. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (adjective), strong.
imara (adjective), strong. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (adverb), firmly.
imara (noun), endurance. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun 9/10), pl imara, firmness.
imara (noun), firmness. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), perseverence. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), persistence. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), power. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), stamina. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), steadfastness. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara,
uimarisho).
imara (noun), strength. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
imara (noun), stubbornness. kipa imara. (< imarika, uimara, uimarisho).
-imarika (verb), be firm. (< imara).
-imarika (verb), become intensified. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarika (verb), persistent. (< imara).
-imarika (verb), be steadfast. (< imara).
-imarika (verb), be strong. (< imara).
-imarisha (verb), confirm. (< imara).
-imarisha (verb), establish. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarisha (verb), establish. (< imara).
-imarisha (verb), make firm. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarisha (verb), make last. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarisha (verb), stabilize. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarisha (verb), strengthen. (< imara adv/adj).
-imarisha (verb), strengthen. (< imara).
-imarisha (verb causative), solidify. kuimarisha maisha yao ya uzeeni
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-imba (verb), sing.
-imba (verb), sing. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
-imbia (verb), sing for. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
-imbiana (verb), in chorus. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
-imbiana (verb), sing together. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
-imbisha (verb), direct a chorus. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji,
wimbo).
-imbisha (verb), lead singing. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
-imbisha (verb), study singing. (< mwimba, mwimbishi, mwimbaji, wimbo).
imla (noun 9/10), pl imla, dictation.
imla (noun), dictation (in school).
imo (verb conjugated), be in something. mizizi imo mchangani; nguo imo
sandukini.
ina (adverb), certainly.
ina (adverb), positively.
ina (adverb), surely.
ina (adverb), truly.
inadi (noun 9/10), pl inadi, provocation.
-inama (verb), bend. inama macho. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi,
mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inama (verb), bend down.
-inama (verb), bend over. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi, mwinamo;
inikia, inua).
-inama (verb), bow. Bahati alikuwa bado ameninama chini [Sul], Padri
Madevu alipiga kifua chake mara tatu hali ameinama [Kez].
-inama (verb), bow. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi, mwinamo; inikia,
inua).
-inama (verb), crouch. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi, mwinamo;
inikia, inua).
-inama (verb), decline. inama macho. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi,
mwinamishi, mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inama (verb), sink. inama macho. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi,
mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inamia (verb), bow to someone. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi,
mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inamia (verb), depend on someone. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi,
mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inamia (verb), insist on something. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi,
mwinamo; inikia, inua).
-inamia (verb), lean. (< jinamizi, kiinamizi, mwinamishi, mwinamo;
inikia, inua).
-inamia (verb applicative), bend down. ndipo Idi alipoinamia upande wa
Bahati [Sul].
-inamia (verb applicative), incline towards.
-inamisha (verb), make bend down. (< -inama v).
-inamisha (verb), tilt. (< -inama v).
-inamisha kichwa (verb), lower one's head. (< -inama v, kichwa n).
inchi (noun 9/10), pl inchi, inch.
inchi (noun), inch (2.5 cm.). (< (English)).
inchi (noun 9/10), country. nchi yetu [or ya kwetu]. our country..
inchi (noun), rare district.
inchi (noun), earth. nchi kavu. dry land (as opp. to bahari)..
inchi (noun), land. nchi kavu. dry land (as opp. to bahari)..
inchi (noun), rare region..
inda (noun 9/10), pl inda, dog-in-the-manger.
inda (noun 9/10), pl inda, impediment.
inda (noun 9/10), pl inda, meanness (of spirit).
inda (noun), obstinancy.
inda (noun 9/10), pl inda, obstruction. lakini kanzu ilifanya inda, na
kuyawacha maungo yake wazi [Sul].
inda (noun 9/10), pl inda, spite.
inda (noun), tactlessness.
inda (noun), troublesomeness.
inde (noun), Guinea grass (Panicum maximum). [bot]
inde (noun 9/10), pl inde, Guinea grass.
indiketa (noun 9/10), pl indiketa, indicator.
inesha (noun 9/10), pl inesha, inertia.
ingawa (conjunction), although.
ingawa (conjunction), although.
ingawa (conjunction), even if.
ingawa (conjunction), notwithstanding.
ingawaje (conjunction), even though. (< ingawa conj, -je ques).
-ingereza (adjective), English.
-ingi (adjective), a lot of.
-ingi (adjective), many.
-ingi (adjective), much.
ingi (adjective), many. watu wengi; wale wengi; miaka mingi; matunda
mengi; vitu vingi; nyumba nyingi. (< wingi).
ingi (adjective), numerous. watu wengi; wale wengi; miaka mingi; matunda
mengi; vitu vingi; nyumba nyingi. (< wingi).
-ingia (verb), become. ingia baridi (kutu); ingia hofu. (< kiingilio,
maingiano, maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), come. ingia nyumbani. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), enter. maneno hayo hayakumwingia popote Asumini [Moh],
Subira alianza kuingia katika mtihani wa mapenzi [Sul].
-ingia (verb), enter. ingia nyumbani. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), get. ingia baridi (kutu); ingia hofu. (< kiingilio,
maingiano, maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), go in.
-ingia (verb), go in. ingia nyumbani. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), be imported. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), join. ingia safarini. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), take part in. ingia safarini. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia (verb), have a share in. ingia safarini. (< kiingilio,
maingiano, maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingia ngoma (verb), take part in a dance.
-ingiana (verb), (caus.-assoc.). (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingika (verb), (stat.). (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb), cohabit. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb), enter through. (< -ingia V).
-ingilia (verb), enter with a purpose. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb), enter for. (< -ingia V).
-ingilia (verb), go in for. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb), interfere with. (< -ingia V).
-ingilia (verb), intrude. (< -ingia V).
-ingilia (verb), pry. (< -ingia V).
-ingilia (verb), pry into. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb), have sexual intercourse with. (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingilia (verb applicative), pry into. bwana aliweza kumpiga bila watu
wengine kumzuia au kumwingilia [Kez].
-ingiliana (verb), (ass.). (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiliana (verb appl-recip), communicate. hana rafiki [...]
haingiliani na mtu [Sul].
-ingiliana (verb appl-recip), have intercourse.
-ingiliwa (verb), (pass.). (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiliwa (verb), be interfered with. (< -ingia V).
-ingiliza (verb), break in. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiliza (verb), import (merchandise). (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiliza (verb), install (in office). (< kiingilio, maingiano,
maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiliza (verb), introduce someone to (a new job etc.). (< kiingilio,
maingiano, maingiliano, mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingine (adjective), another.
-ingine (adjective), more.
-ingine (adjective), other.
-ingine (adjective), other.
-ingine (adjective), some.
ingine (adjective), different. watu wengine; miti mingine; vilima
vingine; nyumba nyingine; ingine...ingine.
ingine (adjective), few. watu wengine.
ingine (adjective), next. saba nyingine.
ingine (adjective), other. watu wengine; miti mingine; vilima vingine;
nyumba nyingine; ingine...ingine.
ingine (adjective), second.
ingine (adjective), some. watu wengine.
-ingiwa (verb), be entered. (< -ingia V).
-ingiwa na pepo (verb), be possessed by a spirit.
-ingiza (verb), cause. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano, mwingilizi,
mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiza (verb), make enter. (< -ingia V).
-ingiza (verb), permit to enter. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiza (verb), effect entry. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiza (verb), fill. (< -ingia V).
-ingiza (verb), import. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiza (verb), insert. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingiza (verb), put (something in something). (< -ingia V).
-ingiza (verb), put in. (< -ingia V).
-ingiza (verb causative), insert. mwalimu Matata akiingiza ufunguo
mlangoni na kuugeuza [Muk]. (< -ingia V).
-ingiza (verb), admit. (< -ingia V).
-ingizana (verb), bado. (< kiingilio, maingiano, maingiliano,
mwingilizi, mwingizaji, uingizaji).
-ingua (verb), frighten.
-ingua (verb), scare.
ini (noun), heart (as the seat of emotions). maneno yale yalimkata.
ini (noun 5/6), pl maini, innermost seat of feelings.
ini (noun), pl maini, liver. [anat]
ini (noun 5/6), pl maini, liver.
-inika (verb), abase oneself. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), bend. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), bend down. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), humble. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), lower. inika tawi. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), overturn. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), pull down. inika tawi. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), lower the head (frome shame). (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inika (verb), lay on one side. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inikisha (verb), humble. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
-inikisha (verb), humiliate someone. (< kiinizo; inama, inua).
injili (noun), gospel. [rel]
Injili (noun 9/10), pl Injili, Gospel.
injili (noun 9/10), pl Injili, New Testament. Injili ya Mtakatifu Luka
[Kez]. (< Greek).
injini (noun 9/10), pl injini, engine.
injini (noun), engine. injini ya moshi.
injini (noun), machine. injini ya moshi.
injini (noun), motor. injini ya moshi.
injinia (noun), engineer. (< (English) uinjinia).
inkishafi (noun), Inkishafi (name of a poem).
inkishafi (noun), revelation. [rel]
inkishafi (noun 9/10), pl inkishafi, Revelations (name of poem).
insaidi (noun), inside. insaidi kuume (wa raiti); insaidi kushoto (wa
lefti). (< (English)). [sport]
insaidi wa raiti (noun), inside right (position in sports). insaidi wa
raiti. inside right (football).. (< eng). [sport]
insha (noun), composition.
insha (noun), draft (written).
insha (noun 9/10), pl insha, essay.
insha (noun), essay.
insha (noun), theme.
insha (noun), version.
insha (noun), work (of literature or music).
inshallah (interjection), God willing.
inshallah! (interjection), Yes, certainly. (If Allah wills it).
inspekta (noun 5/6), pl mainspekta, inspector.
inspekta (noun), pl mainspekta, inspector. inspekta wa polisi. (<
(English)).
insurensi (noun), insurance. (< (English)). [insurensi ya maisha]
intidhamu (noun 9/10), pl intidhamu, disposition. (< Arabic).
intidhamu (noun 9/10), pl intidhamu, order. kazi yake ilikuwa na zamu
[...] na mwajiriwa ingempasa afuate intidhamu hii [Sul]. (< Arabic).
intidhamu (noun 9/10), pl intidhamu, organization. (< Arabic).
-inua (verb), place above.
-inua (verb), cure. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inua (verb), elevate. inua mizigo; inua macho. (< kiinua, mwinuko;
inama, inika).
-inua (verb), heal. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inua (verb), lift. inua mizigo; inua macho. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama,
inika).
-inua (verb), raise. inua mizigo; inua macho. (< kiinua, mwinuko;
inama, inika).
-inua (verb), uplift.
-inua (verb converse), lift up. alishangilia kwa furaha kaliinua juu
[gauni] [Muk].
-inua (verb converse), raise up.
-inuka (verb), be raised. nchi inainuka. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama,
inika).
-inuka (verb), raise oneself. nchi inainuka. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama,
inika).
-inuka (verb), rise. nchi inainuka. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inuka (verb potential), stand up. aliinuka pole pole [Kez]. (< -inua
V).
-inuka (verb), get up. (< -inua V).
-inukainuka (verb), rise gradually. (< -inua V).
-inukia (verb), get better. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inukia (verb), improve. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inukia (verb), pick up. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inukia (verb), start to thrive. (< kiinua, mwinuko; inama, inika).
-inuliwa (verb), be lifted up. (< -inua V).
inzi (noun 9/10), pl inzi, fly. inzi wengi walijazana kwenye hili genge
[Ma].
inzi (noun), pl mainzi, fly (common insect).
inzi (noun 9/10an), pl inzi, house-fly.
ipi (noun), fist (=ngumi). [rare]
ipi (pronoun), which one.
ipo (verb conjugated), be. miti ipo shambani.
irabu (noun), vowel sign (in the Arabic script).
irabu (noun 9/10), pl irabu, vowel sign used in writing Arabic.
iriwa (noun), bench-vise.
-isa (verb), like. [rare]
-isa (verb), love. [rare]
Isa (noun), Jesus (son of Mary) (when spoken of by Muslims). [Isa (bin
Mariamu)]
-isha (verb), cease. ugomvi umekwisha; kazi imekwisha fanywa. (< kisha,
mwisho, maishilio).
-isha (verb), complete. ugomvi umekwisha; kazi imekwisha fanywa. (<
kisha, mwisho, maishilio).
-isha (verb), conclude. ugomvi umekwisha; kazi imekwisha fanywa. (<
kisha, mwisho, maishilio).
-isha (verb), end. ugomvi umekwisha; kazi imekwisha fanywa. (< kisha,
mwisho, maishilio).
-isha (verb), finish.
-isha (verb), stop. ugomvi umekwisha; kazi imekwisha fanywa. (< kisha,
mwisho, maishilio).
-isha (verb), end.
-isha (verb), be finished.
Isha (noun), evening prayer (6:30 - 8:30). (< (Islamic)). [isl]
isha (noun 9/10), pl isha, evening prayers.
isha (noun 9/10), pl isha, Muslim prayers after sunset.
-ishakuwa (verb), it has become (poetic for imeshakuwa). [poetic]
ishara (noun 9/10), pl ishara, indication.
ishara (noun), indication. (< ashiria).
ishara (noun 9/10), pl ishara, mark.
ishara (noun), phenomenon. (< ashiria).
ishara (noun), remarkable. (< ashiria).
ishara (noun 9/10), pl ishara, sign. alionyesha ishara ya kupendezwa ,
ishara ya matamanio [Ng].
ishara (noun), sign. (< ashiria).
ishara (noun 9/10), pl ishara, signal. (< Arabic).
ishara (noun), something strange. (< ashiria).
ishara (noun 9/10), pl ishara, symbol.
ishara (noun), symptom. (< ashiria).
-ishi (verb), exist. ishi milele; kuishi pamoja kwa amani. (< aushi,
maisha, maishilio).
-ishi (verb), last. ishi milele; kuishi pamoja kwa amani. (< aushi,
maisha, maishilio).
-ishi (verb), live. (< -isha V).
-ishi (verb), live. ishi milele; kuishi pamoja kwa amani. (< aushi,
maisha, maishilio).
-ishi (verb), remain. ishi milele; kuishi pamoja kwa amani. (< aushi,
maisha, maishilio).
-ishia (verb), appl.. (< kisha, mwisho, maishilio).
-ishia (verb), finish up. (< -isha V).
-ishilia (verb), double appl. and int. (< kisha, mwisho, maishilio).
ishilio (noun 5/6), pl maishilio, stopping point. (< -isha V).
-ishiliza (verb), double appl. and caus.. (< kisha, mwisho, maishilio).
ishirini (noun 9/10), pl ishirini, twenty.
ishirini (noun), twenty.
-ishiwa (verb), have none left. (< -isha V).
-isi-ostahili (verb), be unfair.
-isi-ostahili (verb), be unjust. hasira zisizostahili zinamwenda [Moh].
isilahi (noun), agreement. (< suluhi V).
isilahi (noun), compromise. (< suluhi V).
isilahi (noun), peace. (< suluhi V).
isilahi (noun), reconciliation. (< suluhi V).
isilahi (noun), sport. (< suluhi V).
isilahi (noun), tie. (< suluhi V).
isimu (noun), character. isimu ya mtu.
isimu (noun), essence. isimu ya mtu.
isimu (noun), name.
isimu (noun), person. isimu ya mtu.
isimu (noun), subject. [gram, rare]
isimu ya lugha (noun 9/10), pl isimu ya lugha, linguistics.
isipokuwa (conjunction), if not.
isipokuwa (conjunction), unless.
isipokuwa (conjunction), except.
isipokuwa (conjunction), unless.
isipokuwa (preposition), except.
isipokuwa (preposition), with the exception of.
Islamu (noun 9/10), pl Islamu, Islam.
Islamu (noun), Islam. ingia Islamu. (< silimu, Kiislamu, Mwislamu).
[convert to Islam]
Islamu (noun 9/10), pl Islamu, Moslem religion.
istiimari (noun), colonialism.
istiimari (noun), imperialism.
istilahi ya siasa (noun 9/10), pl istilahi za siasa, political term.
istiska (noun), dropsy. [med]
istiska (noun 9/10), pl istiska, prayer for rain (Muslim).
istiwai (noun), equator. [rare]
istlahi (noun 9/10), pl istlahi, technical.
-ita (verb), call. wanaume fulani walikuja kumwita mama yake [Kez].
-ita (verb), call. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-ita (verb), call upon. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-ita (verb), invite.
-ita (verb), invite. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-ita (verb), mention. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-ita (verb), name. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-ita (verb), summon.
-ita (verb), summon. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itakadi (verb), believe. (< itikadi). [rel]
-italiani (adjective), Italian.
-itana (verb), call each other. (< -ita V).
-itatubwaga (verb), bring a curse upon oneself. (< bwaga).
-itatubwaga (verb), suffer the bad effects of one's own action. (<
bwaga).
ithibati (noun), confidence.
ithibati (noun), confirmation.
ithibati (noun), esteem.
ithibati (noun), evidence.
ithibati (noun), faith.
ithibati (noun), fidelity.
ithibati (noun), proof.
ithibati (noun), respect.
itibari (noun 9/10), pl itabari, trust. (< -ita V).
itifaki (noun 9/10), pl itifaki, agreement.
itifaki (noun), agreement.
itifaki (noun), concord.
itifaki (noun), harmony.
-itika (verb), agree. (< -ita V).
-itika (verb), be called. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itika (verb), invitation. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itika (verb), respond to a call. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji,
mwito).
-itika (verb), summons. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itika (verb), say yes. (< -ita V).
-itika (verb potential), obey a summons. mtu aliyekuwa akikimbia kuitika
mwito wa uchawini [Sul].
-itika (verb potential), respond. Matata alimwita Shangwe, msichana
aliitika na kumkimbilia [Muk]. (< -ita V).
-itika (verb), answer a call. (< -ita V).
itikadi (noun), belief. (< itakadi).
itikadi (noun), endurance. (< itakadi).
itikadi (noun 9/10), pl itikadi, faith.
itikadi (noun), faith (religion, tradition). (< itakadi).
itikadi (noun 9/10), pl itikadi, ideology.
itikadi (noun), perseverence. (< itakadi).
-itikia (verb), answer a call.
-itikia (verb), assent. Bahati alifahamu na kuitikia kwa kichwa [Sul].
-itikia (verb), reply. "Baba, Baba", Stella aliita. "Mm", aliitikia.
[Kez].
-itikia (verb appl-intr), agree with someone. (< itikio, itiko,
kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itikia (verb appl-intr), answer someone. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio,
mwitaji, mwito).
-itikia (verb appl-intr), respond to something. (< itikio, itiko,
kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
itikio (noun 5/6), pl maitikio, acceptance. (< -ita V).
itikio (noun), pl maitikio, acceptence. (< ita).
itikio (noun), pl maitikio, answer. (< ita).
itikio (noun), pl maitikio, consent. (< ita).
itikio (noun), pl maitikio, echo. (< ita).
itikio (noun), pl maitikio, refrain. (< ita). [lit]
itikio (noun 5/6), pl maitikio, response. (< -ita V).
itiko (noun), pl maitiko, answer. (< ita).
itiko (noun 5/6), pl maitikio, reply. (< -ita V).
-itisha (verb), have someone called. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio,
mwitaji, mwito).
-itisha (verb), summon someone. (< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji,
mwito).
ituri (noun), fragrance. (=manukato, marashi). [rare (manukato and
marashi - common)]
ituri (noun 9/10), pl ituri, perfume. (=manukato, marashi). [rare
(manukato and marashi - common)]
-itwa (verb), be called. (< -ita V).
-itwa (verb), be called. anaitwa Saidi; kama inavyoitwa. (< itikio,
itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itwa (verb), be called. (< ita).
-itwa (verb), what name one goes by. (< ita).
-itwa (verb), what name one goes by.. anaitwa Saidi; kama inavyoitwa.
(< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-itwa (verb), what title one goes by. (< ita).
-itwa (verb), what title one goes by.. anaitwa Saidi; kama inavyoitwa.
(< itikio, itiko, kiitikio, mwitaji, mwito).
-iva (verb), become cooked.
-iva (verb), be cooked. embe zinaiva; nyama imeiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), done. embe zinaiva; nyama imeiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), prepared. mambo yote yameiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), be ready. mambo yote yameiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), turn red (of face or eyes). uso umemuiva [Sul], alilia sana
mpaka macho yakamwiva [Moh].
-iva (verb), become ripe. embe zinaiva; nyama imeiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), ripen. macho yaliyoiva joto la huzuni [Sul].
-iva (verb), ripen. embe zinaiva; nyama imeiva. (< bivu).
-iva (verb), mature. hakuwa ametegemea kwamba msichana huyu angekuwa
ameiva hivi kisiasa [Mun].
-iva (verb), be fully prepared.
-iva (verb), be well-cooked.
-ivisha (verb), become cooked. (< iva V).
-ivisha (verb), cause to cook. (< -iva v).
iwapo (conjunction), in case.
iwapo (conjunction), if.
iwapo (conjunction), when. na iwapo sitapata tatizo lolote katika muda
huo... [Muk].
iwapo (conjunction), although.
iwapo (conjunction), even if.
iwapo (conjunction), if.
-iza (verb), decline. (=chukia, kanusha, zia). [rare]
-iza (verb), not favor. (=chukia, kanusha, zia). [rare]
-iza (verb), not like. (=chukia, kanusha, zia). [rare]
-iza (verb), refuse.
-iza (verb), refuse. (=chukia, kanusha, zia). [rare]
-iza (verb), reject.
-iza (verb), reject (assistance). (=chukia, kanusha, zia). [rare]
izara (noun 9/10), pl izara, disgrace.
izara (noun), disgrace. (=aibu, fedheha).
izara (noun), dishonor. (=aibu, fedheha).
izara (noun 9/10), pl izara, humiliation.
izara (noun 9/10), pl izara, shame.
izara (noun), shame. (=aibu, fedheha).
Izraili (noun), angel of death.
izraili (noun), Israel.
- J -
-ja (verb), arrive. ja mbio. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio, kinjia, mja,
mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-ja (verb), come.
-ja (verb), happen. nitakuja kusafiri. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio, kinjia,
mja, mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-ja (verb), occur. nitakuja kusafiri. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio, kinjia,
mja, mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-ja (verb), turn out. nitakuja kusafiri. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio,
kinjia, mja, mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-jaa (verb), be abundant. amejaa ujanja. (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu,
ujazi).
-jaa (verb), fill.
-jaa (verb), be full. uso wake umejaa fahari [Moh].
-jaa (verb), be full. mtungi umejaa maji; maji ya kujaa. (< jazi,
kijaa, ujalivu, ujazi).
-jaa (verb), become full. mtungi umejaa maji; maji ya kujaa. (< jazi,
kijaa, ujalivu, ujazi).
-jaa (verb), be plentiful. amejaa ujanja. (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu,
ujazi).
-jaa (verb), have plenty of something. amejaa ujanja. (< jazi, kijaa,
ujalivu, ujazi).
-jaa (verb), be abundantly supplied. amejaa ujanja. (< jazi, kijaa,
ujalivu, ujazi).
jaa (noun 9/10), pl majaa, dunghill.
jaa (noun), dunghill. (< jalala).
jaa (noun 9/10), pl jaa, garbage bin.
jaa (noun 5/6), pl majaa, mouth (fig). "Funga jaa lako", akajibu askari.
[Ng].
jaa (noun), north. (=kaskazi, kibla). [rare]
jaa (noun), rubbish heap. (< jalala).
jaa (noun 9/10), pl jaa, rubbish-heap. [vichochoro] vyenye majaa ya taka
[Sul].
-jaali (verb), favor.
-jaali (verb), be powerful.
jaamati (noun), meeting-place. (< jamii).
jaamati (noun), mosque. (< jamii).
jabali (noun), pl majabali, cliff.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, crag.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, raised embroidery on the back of a kanzu.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, exceptional person. mtu huyu jabali sana.
jabali (noun 5/6), pl majabali, rocky hill or mountain.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, mountain.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, mountain range.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, prominent person. mtu huyu jabali sana.
jabali (noun 5/6), pl majabali, rock.
jabali (noun), pl majabali, rock.
jabari (noun), almighty (a title of Allah). (< jabali).
jabari (noun 5/6), pl majabari, brave.
jabari (noun), fearless person. (< jabali).
jabari (noun 5/6), pl majabari, Muslim title for God (Supreme Ruler).
jabari (noun), martyr (to a cause). (< jabali).
jabari (noun), omnipotent (a title of Allah). (< jabali).
jabari (noun), proud. (< jabali).
-jadi (verb), demand.
-jadi (verb), desire (strongly).
-jadi (verb), wish.
jadi (adverb), very much.
jadi (adverb), exorbitantly.
jadi (adverb), very much.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, ancestor.
jadi (noun), ancestor.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, ancestry.
jadi (noun), Capricorn. [astr]
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, descent.
jadi (noun), pl majadi, desire.
jadi (noun), pl majadi, effort.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, exertion.
jadi (noun), pl majadi, exertion.
jadi (noun), family tree. (=nasaba, asili, ukoo, kabila); watu hawa
hawana jadi nasi.
jadi (noun), famine. (=njaa). [rare]
jadi (noun), forebear.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, genealogy. Ndugu Lupituko hakujua kabisa jadi
za watu wa kijijini [Mun].
jadi (noun), genealogy. (=nasaba, asili, ukoo, kabila); watu hawa hawana
jadi nasi.
jadi (noun), hunger. (=njaa). [rare]
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, origin. (< Arabic).
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, pedigree.
jadi (noun), pl majadi, persistence.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, seriousness.
jadi (noun 9/10), pl jadi, lineage. kuuangalia urithi huu [...] kama
jadi ilivyojuburu [Mun].
-jadili (verb), argue.
-jadili (verb), argue. (< jadiliano).
-jadili (verb), debate. (< jadiliano).
-jadili (verb), discuss. (< jadiliano).
-jadili (verb), cross-examine.
-jadili (verb), debate.
-jadili (verb), discuss. kutaneni mjadili swali hili [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-jadilia (verb), appl.. (< jadiliano).
-jadiliana (verb), demonstrate something to each other. (< jadiliano).
-jadiliana (verb), prove something to each other. (< jadiliano).
-jadiliana (verb reciprocal), discuss with each other. Rozi na Mansuri
walikuwa wakijadiliana [Sul]. (< -jadili V).
-jadiliana (verb), debate. (< -jadili V).
jadiliano (noun), pl majadiliano, argument. shirikiana jadiliano. (<
jadili).
jadiliano (noun 5/6), pl majadiliano, argument. (< -jadili V).
jadiliano (noun 5/6), pl majadiliano, debate. (< -jadili V).
jadiliano (noun), pl majadiliano, debate. shirikiana jadiliano. (<
jadili).
jadiliano (noun 5/6), pl majadiliano, discussion. (< -jadili V).
jadiliano (noun), pl majadiliano, discussion. shirikiana jadiliano. (<
jadili).
jadiliano (noun 5/6), pl majadiliano, negotiation. (< -jadili V).
jafi (noun), jafi (kind of insect).
jafu (noun), weir-basket (for crabs).
jagi (noun), jug. jagi la maji; jagi la maziwa; jagi la maua. (<
(English)).
jaha (noun), dignity.
jaha (noun), fame.
jaha (noun 9/10), pl jaha, good fortune.
jaha (noun 9/10), pl jaha, glory.
jaha (noun), glory.
jaha (noun 9/10), pl jaha, honor. Saada alikuwa nyota ya jaha [Moh].
jaha (noun), honor.
jaha (noun 9/10), pl jaha, prosperity. (< Arabic).
jaha (noun), good luck. (=utukufu, ukuu, usitawi, heshima); mtu
aliyeshushiwa jaha; (fig.) kilango cha jaha; nyota ya jaha; (astr.) ameona
nyota ya jaha; pa jaha.
jaha (noun), success. (=utukufu, ukuu, usitawi, heshima); mtu
aliyeshushiwa jaha; (fig.) kilango cha jaha; nyota ya jaha; (astr.) ameona
nyota ya jaha; pa jaha.
-jahabu (verb), shore up (a ship for repairs). (< majahabu).
jahabu (noun), pl majahabu, brace. (< majahabu). [naut]
jahabu (noun 5/6), pl majahabu, drydock. (< jahabu V).
jahabu (noun), pl majahabu, slipway. (< majahabu). [naut]
jahabu (noun), pl majahabu, stay. (< majahabu). [naut]
jahanum (noun), hell. [rel]
jahanum (noun 9/10), pl jahanum, Hell.
jahazi (noun 5/6), pl majahazi, dhow (type of boat).
jahazi (noun), pl majahazi, sailing ship (in gen.).
jahazi (noun 5/6), pl mahajazi, ship.
jahi (noun), North Pole. [geog]
jahili (adjective), cruel. (=katili, jinga, pumbavu). (< ujahili).
[rare]
jahili (adjective), ignorant. (=katili, jinga, pumbavu). (< ujahili).
[rare]
jahili (adjective), uncivilized. (=katili, jinga, pumbavu). (<
ujahili). [rare]
jahili (noun), pl majahili, insensitive person. (< ujahili). [rare]
jahili (noun), pl majahili, rough person. (< ujahili). [rare]
jahina (adjective), bold.
jahina (adjective), brave.
jahina (adjective), courageous.
jaja (noun 9/10), pl jaja, herb (with small flowers).
jaja (noun), jaja (perennial plant, Aneilema aequinoctiale).
-jajaga (verb), wash (cloth, by rubbing between the hands). [rare]
jaji (noun 5/6), pl majaji, judge.
jaji (noun), pl majaji, judge. (< (English) ujaji).
-jajua (verb), make sour.
jalada (noun), bookbinding. jalada ya karatasi. (< jalidi).
jalada (noun 9/10), pl jalada, book cover.
jalada (noun 5/6), pl majalada, cover.
jalada (noun), cover. jalada ya karatasi. (< jalidi).
jalala (noun), dump. (< jaa).
jalala (noun 9/10), pl jalala, garbage bin.
jalala (noun), rubbish heap. (< jaa).
jalali (noun), almighty (title of Allah).
jalali (noun 9/10), pl jalali, Muslim title of God (Glorious One).
jalali (noun), omnipotent (title of Allah).
-jali (verb), pay attention to. (< Arabic).
-jali (verb), pay attention to. bila kujali.
-jali (verb), care. walisema alijali pombe kuliko watoto [Kez], kuwapa
wahudumu pesa bila kujali [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-jali (verb), be concerned.
-jali (verb), honor.
-jali (verb), mind. alikuwa hajali nguo gani alivaa [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-jali (verb), observe. bila kujali.
-jali (verb), regard. bila kujali.
-jali (verb), respect.
-jali (verb), worry. (< Arabic).
-jali (verb), heed.
-jali (verb), respect.
-jalia (verb), appl.. (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu, ujazi).
-jalia (verb), empower. (< majaliwa).
-jalia (verb), enable. (< majaliwa).
-jalia (verb), grant. (< majaliwa).
-jalia (verb), grant (God's favor). (< -jali V).
-jalia (verb), lend support. (< majaliwa).
-jalidi (verb), beat. (< jalada, mjelidi).
-jalidi (verb), bind (a book). (< jalada, mjelidi).
-jalidi (verb), bind a book.
-jalidi (verb), whip. (< jalada, mjelidi).
jalidi (noun 9/10), pl jalidi, black frost.
jalidi (noun), frost (black). (< sakitu).
jalidi (noun), killing frost. (< sakitu).
-jaliwa (verb), pass.. tutasafiri tukijaliwa. (< majaliwa).
-jaliwa (verb), be granted. (< -jali v).
-jaliwa (verb passive), be filled with.
-jaliwa (verb passive), be full (also of an unusual sentiment).
jaluba (noun 9/10), pl jaluba, box (ornamental metal for chewing-
mixture).
jaluba (noun), pl (-), (-), vijaluba, metal box (usually for betel).
jamaa (noun), companion. mtu wa jamaa. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun), company. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun), comrade. mtu wa jamaa. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun), cooperation. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, family. jamaa yake mmoja nafikiri
unamfahamu [Ya], alilia umasikini wa kukosa jamaa [Kez].
jamaa (noun), family. mtu wa jamaa. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, fellow. ngoja n'takapokukuta na huyo jamaa
yako [Ma]. (< Arabic).
jamaa (noun), gathering. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, kinsman. (< Arabic).
jamaa (noun), meeting. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, relation.
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, relative.
jamaa (noun), relatives. mtu wa jamaa. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamaa (noun 9/10), pl jamaa, gathering.
jamala (noun 9/10), pl jamala, beauty.
jamala (noun), complaisance. (< tajamala; tajamali).
jamala (noun 9/10), pl jamala, courtesy.
jamala (noun), courtesy. hana jamaa wala jamala. (< tajamala;
tajamali).
jamala (noun), decorum. hana jamaa wala jamala. (< tajamala; tajamali).
jamala (noun 9/10), pl jamala, good deeds.
jamala (noun), kindness. (< tajamala; tajamali).
jamala (noun), manners. hana jamaa wala jamala. (< tajamala; tajamali).
jamala (noun), propriety. hana jamaa wala jamala. (< tajamala;
tajamali).
jamanda (noun), round covered basket. (< kijamanda).
jamanda (noun 5/6), pl majamanda, round basket of woven grass.
jamani (interjection), friends. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamani (interjection), let us go. (< jamii, ujamaa).
jamani (noun 9/10), pl jamani, friend.
-jamba (verb), break wind loudly.
-jamba (verb), fart.
jamba (noun), pl majamba, fart.
jamba (noun), pl majamba, intestinal wind.
jambazi (noun), pl majambazi, begger.
jambazi (noun), pl majambazi, cheat.
jambazi (noun 1/2), pl majambazi, criminal.
jambazi (noun), pl majambazi, rogue.
jambazi (noun), pl majambazi, sharper.
jambazi (noun), pl majambazi, tramp.
jambazi (noun 5/6), pl majambazi, rogue.
jambeni (noun), crosscut saw (two-handed).
jambeni (noun 9/10), pl jambeni, saw (cross-cut type used by 2 people).
jambia (noun 9/10), pl jambia, curved broad-bladed dagger.
jambia (noun 9/10), pl jambia, dagger (ornamented with curved broad
blade). (< shembea).
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, affair.
jambo (noun), affair. katika mambo ya sasa; jambo gumu. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun), actual state of affairs. hili ni jambo wazi. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun), bait (of fishing).
jambo (noun), circumstance. katika mambo ya sasa; jambo gumu. (<
ujambo).
jambo (noun), condition. katika mambo ya sasa; jambo gumu. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, difficulty.
jambo (noun), fact. hili ni jambo wazi. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun), Good Day. jamboni!; hujambo; jambo; sijambo. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun), Hello (to a single person). jamboni!; hujambo; jambo;
sijambo. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, issue.
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, matter.
jambo (noun), matter. katika mambo ya sasa; jambo gumu. (< ujambo).
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, problem.
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, salutation.
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, thing.
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, trouble.
jambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, wonder.
jambo (phrase), greetings. jamboni!; hujambo; jambo; sijambo. (<
ujambo).
jambo! (interjection), greetings!.
-jambua (verb), clean. [rare]
-jambua (verb), cleanse. [rare]
jamda (noun), caraway. (< kisibiti).
jamda (noun), cumin. (< kisibiti).
jamdani (noun), brocade (white). (< (Persian)).
jamdani (noun 9/10), pl jamdani, brocade (white).
jamdani (noun), ribbon. (< (Persian)).
jamei (noun), unnatural sexual relations.
-jamhuri (verb), accumulation. jamhuri ya watu.
-jamhuri (verb), assembly. jamhuri ya watu.
-jamhuri (verb), gathering. jamhuri ya watu.
jamhuri (noun 9/10), pl jamhuri, republic.
jamhuri (noun), republic. jamhuri ya Sudan; jamhuri ya Muungano; jamhuri
ya Waarabu; tangaza jamhuri; nchi kuwa jamhuri.
jamhuri ya muungano (noun), United Republic (of Tanzania).
-jamii (verb), assemble. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
-jamii (verb), collect. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
-jamii (verb), copulate. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
-jamii (verb), fornicate. (< jamaa N).
-jamii (verb), gather. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
-jamii (verb), have intercourse. (< jamaa N).
-jamii (verb), have sexual intercourse. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya,
ujamaa).
jamii (adverb), in mass. wote jamii. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya,
ujamaa).
jamii (adverb), together. wote jamii. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya,
ujamaa).
jamii (noun), body. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya mizinga.
(< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, community. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun), community. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya
mizinga. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, community of people. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun), company. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya
mizinga. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, family. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, group. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun), group. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya
mizinga. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun), mass. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya mizinga.
(< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun), number. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya
mizinga. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, relatives. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun 9/10), pl jamii, society. (< jamaa N).
jamii (noun), substantive. jamii ya dini; jamii ya mali. (< jaamati,
jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun), sum. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya mizinga.
(< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii (noun), totality. jamii ya manowari; jamii ya ndege; jamii ya
mizinga. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
jamii ya sauti nane zinazolingana zenyewe kwa zenyewe (noun 9/10),
musical key.
-jamiisha (verb), caus.. (< jaamati, jamaa, jumuiya, ujamaa).
-jamili (verb), make a good name for someone. kuwajamili wazee wake kwa
kuleta heri aliyokwenda itafuta [Moh]. (< Arabic).
jamili (adjective), amiable. (< Arabic).
jamili (adjective), attractive. mwenye uso jamili [Moh]. (< Arabic).
jamili (adjective), friendly. (< Arabic).
jamili (adjective), kind. (< Arabic).
jamili (adjective), nice. (< Arabic).
jamvi (noun 5/6), pl majamvi, floor mat.
jamvi (noun 5/6), pl majamvi, mat.
jamvi (noun), plaited floor mat.
jamvi (noun 5/6), pl majamvi, straw mat. wameketi katika mikeka na
majamvi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
jamvi (noun 5/6), pl majamvi, woven mat.
jamvi (noun 5/6), pl majamvi, woven rug.
jana (adverb), yesterday. tumefika jana. we arrived yesterday.
jana (noun 5/6), pl majana, fine child. (< kijana N).
jana (noun), pl majana, large child. (< mwana).
jana (noun), pl majana, healthy child. (< mwana).
jana (noun), pl majana, larva of insects. majana ya nyuki. (< mwana).
jana (noun), pl majana, young man. (=kijana). (< mwana).
jana (noun), time past. siku ya jana; wiki (ya) jana.
jana (noun), previous. siku ya jana; wiki (ya) jana.
jana (noun), pl majana, young woman. (=kijana). (< mwana).
jana (noun 9/10), pl jana, yesterday. jana upenzi ulikuwa mchezo rahisi
ya kuchezea. yesterday love was such an easy game to play.
jana (noun), pl majana, young person. (=kijana). (< mwana).
janaa (noun 9/10), pl janaa, shame.
janaba (noun), disgrace. (=aibu, haya, fedheha).
janaba (noun), dishonor. (=aibu, haya, fedheha).
janaba (noun 9/10), pl janaba, pollution.
janaba (noun), shame. (=aibu, haya, fedheha).
janda (noun), pl majanda, foliage. [rare]
janda (noun), pl majanda, leaf. [rare]
jandala (noun), leaving.
jandala (noun), leftover (after a meal).
jando (noun), pl majando, circumcision.
jando (noun 5/6), pl majando, circumcision rite (boys).
jando (noun 5/6), pl majando, initiation.
jando (noun), pl majando, initiation rite.
jando (noun), pl majando, secret place where intitiation rites are
performed.
-janga (verb), accuse. (< mjango).
-janga (verb), blame. (< mjango).
-janga (verb), complain. (< mjango).
-janga (verb), grumble. (< mjango).
janga (noun), pl majanga, annoyance. patwa na janga. (< mjango).
janga (noun 5/6), pl majanga, danger. (< janga V).
janga (noun 5/6), pl majanga, difficulty. (< janga V).
janga (noun), pl majanga, failure. patwa na janga. (< mjango).
janga (noun), pl majanga, pain. patwa na janga. (< mjango).
janga (noun), pl majanga, torment. patwa na janga. (< mjango).
janga (noun 5/6), pl majanga, trouble. (< janga V).
jangili (noun 9/10), pl jangili, bracelet.
jangwa (noun 5/6), pl majangwa, desert.
jangwa (noun), pl majangwa, desert. (=nyika, pori, pululu, wangwa).
jangwa (noun), pl majangwa, desolate place. (=nyika, pori, pululu,
wangwa).
jangwa (noun), pl majangwa, wilderness. (=nyika, pori, pululu, wangwa).
jani (adjective), green. majani mabichi.
jani (noun), pl majani, bush. ingia majanini. [go into the bush]
jani (noun), pl majani, foliage. ingia majanini. [go into the bush]
jani (noun 5/6), pl majani, grass.
jani (noun), pl majani, grass. ingia majanini. [go into the bush]
jani (noun 5/6), pl majani, leaf.
jani (noun), pl majani, leaf. ingia majanini. [go into the bush]
jani (noun), pl majani, leaves. ingia majanini. [go into the bush]
janibu (noun), direction.
janibu (noun), district.
janibu (noun 9/10), pl janibu, locality.
janibu (noun), region.
janibu (noun), side.
janikiwiti (adjective), grass-green.
janikiwiti (adjective), green.
-janja (adjective), clever.
-janja (adjective), cunning.
-janja (adjective), sly. akasema Yohana kwa sauti ya kijanja [Ng].
janja (adjective), artful. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (adjective), clever. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (adjective), crafty. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (adjective), cunning. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (adjective), deceitful. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (noun), pl mjanja, rogue. janja na janjuzi. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janja (noun 5/6), pl majanja, rogue (extremely clever). (< mjanja N).
janja (noun), pl mjanja, swindler. janja na janjuzi. (< mjanja,
ujanja).
janja (noun), pl mjanja, thief. janja na janjuzi. (< mjanja, ujanja).
janna (noun), paradise. (=peponi, ferdausi). [rare]
jano (noun), footstool.
jansi (noun), convulsion.
jansi (noun), cramp.
jansi (noun), spasm.
Januari (noun), January. (< (English)).
japo (conjunction), although. japo yeye anajua lugha mbili tu [Muk].
japo (conjunction), although. japo hakuja.... (< ijapo).
japo (conjunction), even if. japo hakuja.... (< ijapo).
jarabati (adjective), attested. (< jaribu).
jarabati (adjective), certified. (< jaribu).
jarabati (adjective), tested. (< jaribu).
jarabati (adjective), tried. (< jaribu).
jarabosi (noun), pl majaribosi, tinfoil.
jarari (noun), halyard. [naut]
jarari (noun 9/10), pl jarari, halyard (rope for hoisting sail).
-jaribia (verb), appl.. (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
-jaribika (verb), intr.. (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
jaribio (noun 5/6), pl majaribio, attempt. (< -jaribu v).
jaribio (noun), pl majaribio, attempt. jaribio ya makombora ya atom. (<
jaribu).
jaribio (noun 5/6), pl majaribio, difficulty. (< -jaribu v).
jaribio (noun), pl majaribio, effort. jaribio ya makombora ya atom. (<
jaribu).
jaribio (noun), pl majaribio, experiment. jaribio ya makombora ya atom.
(< jaribu).
jaribio (noun), pl majaribio, test. jaribio ya makombora ya atom. (<
jaribu).
jaribio (noun 5/6), pl majaribio, trial. (< -jaribu v).
jaribio (noun), pl majaribio, trial. jaribio ya makombora ya atom. (<
jaribu).
jaribio (noun 5/6), pl majaribio, experiment. (< -jaribu v).
-jaribisha (verb), caus.. (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
-jaribiwa (verb), be tested. (< -jaribu V).
jaribosi (noun 5/6), pl majaribosi, decorative metal foil (worn by women
on their ears).
-jaribu (verb), attempt.
-jaribu (verb), experience. (< Arabic).
-jaribu (verb), prove. nafsi yenye kiu ya kujaribu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-jaribu (verb), taste (foods). (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
-jaribu (verb), test. (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
-jaribu (verb), try. alijaribu kuamka na kukimbia [Kez]. (< Arabic).
-jaribu (verb), try out. (< jarabati, jaribio, majaribu, mjaribu).
jaribu (noun 5/6), pl majaribu, temptation. (< jaribu V).
jaribu (noun 5/6), pl majaribu, test. (< jaribu V).
jaribu (noun 5/6), pl majaribu, trial. (< jaribu V).
sampletest5 (prefix), sampletest5.
jarida (noun 5/6), pl majarida, magazine. chumbani kwake kuna majarida
mengi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
jarida (noun), pl majarida, newspaper. (=gazeti); jarida la serikali.
[rare]
jarida la mitindo ya mavazi (noun), fashion magazine. jarida la mitindo
ya mavazi toka Ufaransa mikononi [Muk].
jarifa (noun), pl majarifa, dragnet (for fishing).
jarife (noun 5/6), pl majarife, dragnet.
-toka jasho (verb), perspire. (< toka V, jasho N).
-toka jasho (verb), sweat. (< toka V, jasho N).
-vuja jasho (verb), drip with sweat. mwanamke anavuja jasho, meno
kayauma [Muk].
jasho (noun), pl majasho, heat.
jasho (noun 5/6), pl majasho, perspiration.
jasho (noun), pl majasho, perspiration. fanya (toa) jasho; kazi ya
jasho; jitia jasho.
jasho (noun 5/6), pl majasho, sweat.
jasho (noun), pl majasho, sweat. fanya (toa) jasho; kazi ya jasho; jitia
jasho.
jasho (noun), pl majasho, temperature.
jasi (noun 5/6), pl majasi, ear ornament (round silver disc). [rare]
jasi (noun), pl majasi, white limestone (used on the fingers when
plaiting mats and as a facepowder).
-jasiri (adjective), audacious. ili aweze [...] kumwokoa Tamima,
alihitaji kuwa jasiri [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-jasiri (adjective), daring.
-jasiri (verb), be bold. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasiri (verb), be brave. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasiri (verb), dare.
-jasiri (verb), foolhardy. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasiri (verb), be reckless. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasiri (verb), venture.
jasiri (adjective), brave.
jasiri (adjective), brave. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
jasiri (adjective), courageous. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasiria (verb), appl.. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasirika (verb), intr.. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasirisha (verb), caus.. (< mjasiri, ujasiri).
-jasisi (verb), find. (< mjasusi, ujasusi).
-jasisi (verb), investigate. (=mpelelezi, mdoya, haini, saliti). (<
mjasusi, ujasusi). [rare]
-jasisi (verb), locate. (< mjasusi, ujasusi).
-jasisi (verb), pursue (a subject). (=mpelelezi, mdoya, haini, saliti).
(< mjasusi, ujasusi). [rare]
-jasisi (verb), shadow. (=mpelelezi, mdoya, haini, saliti). (< mjasusi,
ujasusi). [rare]
-jasisi (verb), spy.
-jasisi (verb), spy on (someone). (=mpelelezi, mdoya, haini, saliti).
(< mjasusi, ujasusi). [rare]
-jasisi (verb), go into thoroughly. (=mpelelezi, mdoya, haini, saliti).
(< mjasusi, ujasusi). [rare]
-jasisia (verb), appl.. (< mjasusi, ujasusi).
-jasisisha (verb), caus.. (< mjasusi, ujasusi).
jasusi (noun 1/2), pl majasusi, spy. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun 5/6), pl majasusi, traitor. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun 5/6), pl majasusi, secret agent. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, detective. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, inquisitive person. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, plainclothesman. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun 1/2), pl wajasusi, spy. (< jasisi V).
jasusi (noun 1/2), pl wajasusi, traitor. (< jasisi V).
-jawa (verb passive), be filled with. Ndalo alikuwa hajajaliwa mtoto
[Kez].
-jawa (verb passive), be full (also of an unusual sentiment). mteremko
mrefu uliojaliwa minazi [Sul], msichana kajawa shauku [Muk].
jawabu (noun), pl majawabu, affair. jawabu liwe lote. (< jibu,
majibizano).
jawabu (noun 5/6), pl majawabu, answer. (< jibu v).
jawabu (noun), pl majawabu, answer. (< jibu, majibizano).
jawabu (noun), pl majawabu, matter. jawabu liwe lote. (< jibu,
majibizano).
jawabu (noun), pl majawabu, product. (< jibu, majibizano). [math]
jawabu (noun 5/6), pl majawabu, response. (< jibu V).
-jaza (verb), fill.
-jaza (verb), fill out. jaza hati; saa imejaa. (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu,
ujazi).
-jaza (verb), fill up. jaza hati; saa imejaa. (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu,
ujazi).
-jaza (verb), maintain. (< jazi, jazua).
-jaza (verb), give a present to. (< jazi, jazua).
-jaza (verb), punish. (< jazi, jazua).
-jaza (verb), reward. (< jazi, jazua).
-jaza (verb), support. (< jazi, jazua).
-jazana (verb), push (one another). (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu, ujazi).
jazana (verb), crowd (one another). (< jazi, kijaa, ujalivu, ujazi).
jazba (noun 9/10), pl jazba, feeling (intense).
-jazi (verb), bestow upon. (< -jaa V).
-jazi (verb), compensate. (< jaza).
-jazi (verb), give. (< -jaa V).
-jazi (verb), indemnify. (< jaza).
-jazi (verb), present. (< -jaa V).
-jazi (verb), requite. (< jaza).
-jazi (verb), reward. (< jaza).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, abundance. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, augmentation. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, compensation. (< jaza).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, enlargement. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, excess. (< jaa).
jazi (noun 5/6), pl majazi, gift. (< -jaa V).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, gift. (< jaza).
jazi (noun 5/6), pl majazi, increase. (< -jaa V).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, increase. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, increment. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, profusion. (< jaa).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, reward. (< jaza).
jazi (noun), pl majazi, surplus. (< jaa).
-jazia (verb), appl.. (< jaza).
-jazisha (verb), caus.. (< jaza).
jazua (noun), compensation. (< jaza).
jazua (noun), gift. (< jaza).
jazua (noun), indemnification. (< jaza).
jazua (noun 9/10), pl jaa, present. (< -jaa V).
jazua (noun), present. (< jaza).
jazua (noun), reward. (< jaza).
je (pronoun), question indicator. Je, unafanya nini?. What are you
doing?.
je (pronoun), how. nifanyeje.
je (pronoun), what. nifanyeje.
jebu (noun 5/6), pl majebu, ornament (women's braid over head or under
chin).
jebu (noun), pl majebu, woman's ornament (of gold or silver, worn under
the chin). (< (Indian)).
jedwali (noun), list.
jedwali (noun), plan.
jedwali (noun), schedule.
jedwali (noun 9/10), pl jedwali, table.
jedwali (noun), table.
-jefua (verb), abhor. [rare]
-jefua (verb), feel loathing. [rare]
-jefua (verb), feel repugnance. [rare]
jefule (noun), brutality.
jefule (noun), coercion.
jefule (noun), despotism.
jefule (noun), roughness.
jefule (noun), tyranny.
jefule (noun 9/10), pl jefule, violence.
jefule (noun), violence.
Jehanum (noun 9/10), pl Jehanum, Hell.
-jeki (verb), jack up (e.g., an automobile, for repairs). kutia jeki.
(< (English)).
jeki (noun), money. nipige (tie) jeki.
jela (noun 9/10), pl jela, jail. hakuwa na budi kujikatia kuwa ndio
kesha rudi jela [Moh]. (< Eng.).
jela (noun), jail. (< (English)).
jela (noun), jailer. (< (English)).
jela (noun 9/10), pl jela, prison.
jem (noun), jam. (< (English)).
jem (noun), marmalade. (< (English)).
jemadari (noun 1/2), pl majemadari, commander (military). (< Hindi,
Persian).
jemadari (noun), pl majemadari, general. jemadari mkuu. (< (Ind.,
Pers.)).
jemadari (noun 1/2), pl majemadari, general (military). Lulu alifikiri
huyo Jemadari si jemadari kweli [Ya]. [military]
jembe (noun), pl majembe, hoe. jembe la meno; jembe Ulaya; piga jembe.
(< chembe, kijembe, wembe). [agri]
jembe (noun 5/6), pl majembe, hoe.
jembe (noun), pl majembe, mattock. jembe la meno; jembe Ulaya; piga
jembe. (< chembe, kijembe, wembe).
jembe (noun), pl majembe, plow. jembe la meno; jembe Ulaya; piga jembe.
(< chembe, kijembe, wembe).
jembe (noun), pl majembe, spade. jembe la meno; jembe Ulaya; piga jembe.
(< chembe, kijembe, wembe).
jenabu (noun 9/10), pl jenabu, title of respect (used in Arabic style
letters).
jenabu (noun), jenabu (title of address in Arabic letters).
jeneral (noun), pl majeneral, general. (< (English)).
jenereta (noun 9/10), pl jenereta, generator.
jeneza (noun 9/10), pl jeneza, bier.
jeneza (noun), bier.
jeneza (noun 9/10), pl jeneza, casket.
jeneza (noun 9/10), pl jeneza, coffin.
-jenga (verb), build. Zakaria alikuwa ameshindwa hata kujenga nyumba ya
maana [Kez], hayo yote ndiyo yaliyojumuika kujenga "pandikizi la tamaa"
kifuani pa Miraji [Moh].
-jenga (verb), build. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jenga (verb), construct.
-jenga (verb), construct. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jenga (verb), erect. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengea (verb applicative), build for. binti yangu [...] alinijengea
kijumba kidogo cha bati [Kez].
-jengeka (verb), intr.. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengeka (verb potential), get built. chuki yake kwa wanaume ikaanza
kujengeka taratibu [Muk].
jengelele (noun), pl majengelele, small intestine. [anat]
jengelele (noun), pl majengelele, penis. [vulg]
-jengesha (verb), caus.. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
jengo (noun 5/6), pl majengo, building. katikati ya kisiwa hiki kuna
jengo kubwa la Wajerumani [Kez]. (< jenga V).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, building. toa (andika) jengo. (< jenga).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, construction. toa (andika) jengo. (< jenga).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, enclosure. (< jenga).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, building material. (< jenga).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, scaffolding. (< jenga).
jengo (noun), pl majengo, shed. (< jenga).
-jengua (verb), cut down. sisi kazi yetu kujenga; sio kujengua. (<
jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengua (verb), destroy. sisi kazi yetu kujenga; sio kujengua. (<
jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengua (verb), tear down. sisi kazi yetu kujenga; sio kujengua. (<
jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jenguka (verb), inv.-intr.. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengulia (verb), inv.-appl.. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengusha (verb), inv.-caus.. (< jengo, jenzi, mjengo, mjenzi, ujenzi).
-jengwa (verb passive), be built. mtaa ambao ulijengwa kwenye mtelemko
wa mlima [Sul]. (< jenga V).
jenzi (noun), pl majenzi, method of building. (< jenga).
jenzi (noun), pl majenzi, style. (< jenga).
jeraha (noun 5/6), pl majeraha, sore. (< Arabic).
jeraha (noun 5/6), pl majeraha, wound. ni maumivu tu ya majeraha
aliyokwisha mpa [Sul].
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, injury. (=kidondo); pata jeraha. (< jeruhi,
majeruhi).
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, mark. (< jeruhi, majeruhi).
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, marking. (< jeruhi, majeruhi).
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, sore. (=kidondo); pata jeraha. (< jeruhi,
majeruhi).
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, ulcer. (=kidondo); pata jeraha. (< jeruhi,
majeruhi).
jeraha (noun), pl majeraha, wound. (=kidondo); pata jeraha. (< jeruhi,
majeruhi).
-jeruhi (verb), injure. (< jeraha n).
-jeruhi (verb), injure. (< jeraha, majeruhi).
-jeruhi (verb), wound. (< jeraha, majeruhi).
-jeruhi (verb), wound. (< jeraha n).
-jeruhiwa (verb), pass.. (< jeraha, majeruhi).
-jeruhiwa (verb), be wounded. (< jeraha n).
-jerumani (adjective), German.
jeshi (noun), pl majeshi, army. jeshi la ukombozi la umma; fanya
(kusanya) jeshi; majeshi; majeshi ya kanuni. (< kijeshi). [mil]
jeshi (noun 5/6), pl majeshi, army.
jeshi (noun), pl majeshi, crowd. (< kijeshi).
jeshi (noun), pl majeshi, host. (< kijeshi).
jeshi (noun), pl majeshi, mass. (< kijeshi).
jeshi (noun 5/6), pl majeshi, military.
jeshi (noun 5/6), pl majeshi, regiment.
jeta (noun 9/10), pl jeta, lazy person (who gets others to fetch things).
jeta (noun), lazybones. (< (Indian)).
jeta (noun), loafer. (< (Indian)).
-jetea (verb), be arrogant.
-jetea (verb), count on someone.
-jetea (verb), count on something.
-jetea (verb), overbearing.
-jetea (verb), rely on someone.
-jetea (verb), rely on something.
jethamu (noun), elephantiasis. [med]
jethamu (noun 9/10), pl Jethamu, elephantiasis.
jethamu (noun), leprosy. [med]
jethamu (noun 9/10), pl Jethamu, leprosy.
jeuri (adjective), insolent. (< Arabic).
jeuri (adjective), rude. (< Arabic).
jeuri (adjective), unfair. (< Arabic).
jeuri (adjective), unjust. pengine bwana huyo ni "jeuri" au "ana kasoro"
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
jeuri (adjective), arbitrary.
jeuri (adjective), tyrannical.
jeuri (adjective), unjust.
jeuri (adjective), violent.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, arbitrariness.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, brutality.
jeuri (noun), brutality. mwenye jeuri; fanya (leta, toa) jeuri.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, high handedness.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, injustice. (< Arabic).
jeuri (noun), injustice. mwenye jeuri; fanya (leta, toa) jeuri.
jeuri (noun), oppression. mwenye jeuri; fanya (leta, toa) jeuri.
jeuri (noun 9/10an), pl jeuri, oppressor.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, outrage. (< Arabic).
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, brutality. Idi aliuliza taratibu lakini kwa
jeuri [Sul].
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, oppression.
jeuri (noun 9/10), pl jeuri, violence.
kwa jeuri (adverb), arbitrarily.
kwa jeuri (adverb), high-handedly.
kwa jeuri (adverb), obstinately.
kwa jeuri (adverb), outrageously.
jezi (noun), knitted jacket. (< (English)).
jezi (noun), jersey. (< (English)).
-jia (verb), approach. (< -ja v).
-jia (verb), appl.. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio, kinjia, mja, mjakazi, mjio,
njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-jia (verb), come. (< -ja v).
-jia (verb), come to. (< -ja v).
-jiandaa (verb), make oneself ready. (< -andaa v).
-jiandikisha (verb), register. (< -andika v).
-jiasa (verb reflexive), warn oneself. alipiga moyo konde na kujiasa
[Moh]. (< -asa).
-jibanza (verb), hide oneself. (< -banza v).
-jibanza (verb reflexive), press against. akiwa bado kajibanza mlangoni
[Muk].
-jibanza (verb reflexive), squeeze up against.
-jibia (verb), answer someone. (< jawabu, majibizano).
-jibidiisha (verb), make a special effort. (< -bidii n).
-jibidiisha (verb), exert oneself. (< -bidii n).
-jibika (verb), intr.. swali hili halijibika. (< jawabu, majibizano).
jibini (noun 9/10), pl jibini, cheese.
jibini (noun), cheese. (=chizi).
-jibiwa (verb), be answered. (< -jibu v).
-jibiza (verb), caus.. (< jawabu, majibizano).
-jibu (verb), answer.
-jibu (verb), answer. (< jawabu, majibizano).
-jibu (verb), reply. (< jawabu, majibizano).
-jibu (verb), respond.
-jibu (verb), respond. (< jawabu, majibizano).
-jibu kwa kukataa (verb), answer in the negative.
jibu (noun 5/6), pl majibu, answer. (< -jibu v).
jibu (noun), pl majibu, answer. pata (pokea) jibu; kupa (toa) jibu. (<
jawabu, majibizano).
jibu (noun), jib. (< (English)). [naut]
jibu (noun 5/6), pl majibu, response.
jibu (noun), pl majibu, response. pata (pokea) jibu; kupa (toa) jibu.
(< jawabu, majibizano).
jibwa (noun 5/6), pl majibwa, dog (large). (< mbwa n).
jibwa (noun), pl majibwa, large dog. (< mbwa).
jicho (noun 5/6), pl macho, eye.
jicho (noun), pl macho, eye. fumba (fumbua) macho; angaza jicho; pepesa
jicho; kaa macho; ana (yu) macho; tazama kwa macho; macho kwa macho;
(fig.) jicho la maji; jicho la ua; (rel.) Jicho la Mungu. (< kijicho,
kimacho).
-jichora (verb reflexive), show itself. hofu kubwa ilijichora usoni mwa
msichana [Muk].
-jichumia (verb appl-refl), reap for oneself. Idi wewe unaweza kazi, na
mimi hali kadhalika [...] tunaweza kujichumia [Sul].
-jidai (verb reflexive), boast.
-jidai (verb reflexive), claim (falsely). ati hujidai kudai haki zao
[Moh]. (< dai n).
-jidamka (verb), wake up early in the morning. (< damka v).
-jidanganya (verb reflexive), delude oneself.
-jidanganya (verb reflexive), be under the illusion (that).
asingejidanganya kuishi kwa kutafuta kazi [Mt].
-a kujiendesha (adjective), automatic. (< enda V).
-jiendesha (verb), be automatic. (< -enda v).
-jifahamu (verb reflexive), be conscious. hajifahamu kwa fadhaa za
kihoro hiki kilichomfika [Mun].
-jifaidia (verb appl-refl), benefit oneself. hujificha machakani
kujifaidia sinema ya bure [Moh].
-jifanya (verb), malinger. (< -fanya v).
-jifanya (verb reflexive), do as if.
-jifanya (verb reflexive), pretend. wasichana hawa walijifanya kulala
[Kez], mwanamme huweza akapita na kujifanya kasahau kupiga hodi [Moh]. (<
-fanya v).
-jifia (verb), get up (very early in the morning).
-jifinika (verb), cover oneself.
-jifundisha (verb), learn. (< -funda v).
-jifundisha (verb), learn on one's own. (< -funda v).
-jifundisha (verb), teach oneself. (< -funda v).
-jifunga (verb reflexive), be determined to.
-jifunga (verb reflexive), devote oneself. kuna watu waliojifunga kuja
kumtazama mke wangu [Abd].
-jifunga (verb reflexive), give oneself up.
-jifungua (verb reflexive), give birth. alijifungua salama usalimini
[Moh].
-jifunika (verb), cover oneself.
-jifunza (verb), learn. (< -funda v).
-jifunza (verb), study. (< -funda v).
-jifunza kwa moyo (verb), memorize (learn by heart).
-jifuta (verb), erase oneself. alijifuta jasho [Muk], akajifuta vumbi
[Mt], anatoa shuka moja safi na kujifuta damu [Muk].
jifya (noun), cooking-stone (three of these stones form the cooking
place).
jifya (noun 5/6), pl mafya, fire-stone.
jifya (noun 5/6), pl majifya, hearth-stone.
-jigamba (verb), boast. (< -amba v).
-jigamba (verb), brag. (< -gamba v).
jiguzo (noun), comfort. (< nguzo).
jiguzo (noun), pillar (in house construction). (< nguzo).
jiguzo (noun), post (in house construction). (< nguzo).
jiguzo (noun), support. (< nguzo).
jiha (noun 9/10), pl jiha, way. (< Arabic).
kwa kila jiha (conjunction), in every direction.
kwa kila jiha (conjunction), in every respect. utamaduni ambao
umepishana kwa kila jiha na mila zetu za asili [Moh].
-jihadhari (verb), pay attention. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb), take care. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb), take precautions. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb), make safe. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb), watch out. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb reflexive), be careful. asipojihadhari hata chupi
ataiuza [Mt]. (< hadhari v).
-jihadhari (verb reflexive), be on guard.
Jihadhari! (verb), Look out!. (< hadhari v).
-jihifadhi (verb), protect oneself.
-jihimiza (verb), make haste. jihimiza mtu kazi.
-jihini (verb), abstain from. (< -hini v).
-jihini (verb reflexive), abstain. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihini (verb reflexive), refrain. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihini (verb reflexive), restrain oneself. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihinisha (verb caus-refl), practice abstinence. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihinisha (verb caus-refl), deny oneself. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihinisha (verb caus-refl), practice self-denial. (< hiana, uhiana).
-jihongeza (verb), rid oneself of something. (< hongera, hongo).
-jiinamia (verb reflexive), be oppressive (like a nightmare). akauliza
huku amejiinamia chini [Sul].
-jijetea (verb), conceited.
-jijetea (verb), be self-assured.
jiji (noun 5/6), pl majiji, city.
jiji (noun), pl majiji, city. (< mji, kijiji). [rare]
jiji (noun), pl majiji, big town. (< mji, kijiji). [rare]
-jika (verb), be accessable. njia hii hajiki. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio,
kinjia, mja, mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-jika (verb), make an effort. (< mjiko).
-jika (verb), passable. njia hii hajiki. (< jio, kijakazi, kijio,
kinjia, mja, mjakazi, mjio, njia, ujaji, ujia, ujio).
-jika (verb), press. (< mjiko).
-jika (verb), strain (in giving birth). (< mjiko).
-jikalia (verb), be idle. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-jikalia (verb), inactive. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-jikania (verb), justify oneself. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-jikatia (verb reflexive), put on. hana khanga hata moja ya kujikatia1
wala ya kujitanda [Moh].
-jikatia (verb reflexive), resign oneself (fig.). hakuwa na budi
kujikatia kuwa ndio kesha rudi jela [Moh].
-jikaza (verb reflexive), fit tightly.
-jikaza (verb reflexive), muster up courage. wote waliufyata, Biti Kocho
tu ndiye aliyejikazakaza [Moh].
-jikaza (verb reflexive), stand fast.
-jikaza (verb reflexive), stick (to the ground). ki-Asumini kilijikaza
chini ya mihogo [Moh].
jike (noun 1/2), pl majike, female creatures. (< -ke adj).
-jikinga (verb reflexive), protect oneself. Tegemea alijaribu kujikinga
kwa mikono [Kez], ili kujikinga na kitendo alichokiogopa [Sul].
-jikingiza (verb), defend oneself.
jiko (noun), cooking-place. kazi ya kijungu jiko.
jiko (noun), fireplace. kazi ya kijungu jiko.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, kitchen.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, oven.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, stove.
jiko (noun), stove. kazi ya kijungu jiko.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, charcoal burner.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, cooking place.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, cooker.
jiko (noun 5/6), pl meko, fireplace. akiambiwa kuweka moto jikoni yeye
huchukuwa majani kutoka paa la jiko [Kez], alimaliza kazi za jikoni [Sul].
jiko la umeme (noun 5/6), pl majiko ya umeme, electric range. namna ya
kuwasha majiko ya umeme [Sul], aliteleka sufuria ya maji juu ya jiko la
umeme [Sul].
jiko la umeme (noun 5/6), pl majiko ya umeme, electric stove.
-jikongojea (verb), feebly. (< -kongoja v).
-jikongojea (verb), walk like an old person (feebly with a stick). (< -
kongoja v).
jikoni (noun), in the kitchen. (< jiko n).
jikoni (noun), kitchen. jikoni la umeme; mkaa jikoni.
-jikunjulia (verb appl-refl), spread on oneself. akajikunjulia kanzu
yake mpya na kujaribu kufumba macho [Sul].
-jikunyata (verb reflexive), be depressed. (< kunja V).
-jikunyata (verb reflexive), embrace. (< kunja V).
-jikurupusha (verb), rise with a start.
-jikurupusha (verb), rouse oneself.
-jikusanya (verb reflexive), draw oneself up. Shangwe alijikusanya
katika leu leu la maumivu makubwa [Muk].
-jikwaa (verb), stumble. (< -kwaa v).
-jikwatua (verb reflexive), make oneself tidy. anaingia kujikwatua
[Muk].
-jilaza (verb), lay (oneself) down. (< -lala v).
-jilaza (verb caus-refl), rest. kitoto kizuri [...] kimejilaza
kitandani [Muk].
-jilinda (verb reflexive), defend oneself. (< lindo N, mlinzi N).
-jilinda (verb reflexive), be on one's guard. (< lindo N, mlinzi N).
-jilinda (verb reflexive), protect oneself. (< lindo N, mlinzi N).
-jilinda (verb reflexive), watch out. (< lindo N, mlinzi N).
jilio (noun), advent. (< ja).
jilio (noun), pl majilio, approach.
jilio (noun), pl majilio, arrival.
jilio (noun), pl majilio, occurence.
-jilisi (verb), sit down. (< majilisi).
jiliwa (noun), vise.
jimbi (noun 5/6), pl majimbi, bracken.
jimbi (noun), pl vijimbi, bracken (Pteridium aquilinum).
jimbi (noun), pl majimbi, cock. jimbi lawika.
jimbi (noun 5/6), pl majimbi, cock (male fowl).
jimbi (noun), pl vijimbi, fern.
jimbi (noun), pl majimbi, rooster. jimbi lawika.
jimbi (noun), taro root (Colocasia antiquorum). (< myugwa, mayugwa).
jimbi (noun 5/6), pl majimbi, taro root.
jimbo (noun), pl majimbo, diocese. [rel]
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, diocese.
jimbo (noun), pl majimbo, district.
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, inhabited country.
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, medicine (made from leaves to bathe
newborn).
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, province.
jimbo (noun), pl majimbo, province.
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, state.
jimbo (noun), pl majimbo, medicine made from tamarind leaves (used for
washing new-born babies).
jimbo (noun), pl majimbo, inhabited territory.
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, county.
jimbo (noun 5/6), pl majimbo, region.
jimbo kuu (noun 5/6), pl majimbo makuu, archdiocese. (< jimbo N, kuu
adj).
-jimudu (verb), stretch. (< muda).
jina (noun), pl majina, appelation. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga
(dhihaka, utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina).
jina (noun), pl majina, designation. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga
(dhihaka, utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina).
jina (noun 5/6), pl majina, name.
jina (noun), pl majina, name. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga (dhihaka,
utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina).
jina (noun 5/6), pl majina, proper name.
jina (noun), pl majina, proper name. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga
(dhihaka, utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina).
jina (noun), pl majina, noun. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga (dhihaka,
utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina).
jina (noun), pl majina, substantive. jina lako nani?; jina la kupanga
(dhihaka, utani); jina la fumbo. (< kijina). [gram]
jinai (noun 9/10), pl jinai, crime.
jinai (noun), crime. kesi ya jinai.
jinai (noun), delict. kesi ya jinai.
-jinaki (verb), boast. (< nakawa).
-jinaki (verb), be proud. (< nakawa).
-jinaki (verb), think well of oneself. (< nakawa).
-jinamia (verb), be oppressive (like a nightmare). hiyo ilikuwa wiki
iliyojinamia [Sul].
jinamisi (noun), jinamisi (kind of fish).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bend. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bending over (act of). (< inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bow. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bowing. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, curve. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun 5/6), pl majiinamizi, humility. (< inama V).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, humility. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun 5/6), pl majiinamizi, nightmare. (< jinamizi N).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, nightmare. jinamizi limenilemea. (<
inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, self-abasement. (< inama).
jinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, twist. (< inama).
-jinasibu (verb), claim relationship. (< nasaba n).
-jinata (verb), boast.
-jinga (adjective), ignorant.
-jinga (adjective), stupid.
jinga (adjective), foolish. (< kijinga, mjinga, ujinga).
jinga (adjective), ignorant. (< kijinga, mjinga, ujinga).
jinga (adjective), stupid. (< kijinga, mjinga, ujinga).
jingi (noun), pl majingi, great number.
jingi (noun 5/6), pl majingi, post (1 of 2 uprights of ropemaking frame).
jingi (noun), pl majingi, quantity.
jingi (noun), pl majingi, one of the uprights of a frame for rope-making
(supporting a cross-board). bao la jinga.
jingizi (noun 9/10), pl jingizi, gift (for midwives who helped at birth).
jini (noun 5/6an), pl majini, fairy.
jini (noun 5/6an), pl majini, genie. [riwaya] za majini na mashetani
[Muk].
jini (noun 5/6an), pl majini, spirit. (< Arabic).
jini (noun), pl majini, spirit (chiefly in children's stories;
beneficient, but sometimes frightening). (=zimwi, not shetani). (<
ujini).
jino (noun), coglike. (< kimenomeno, msumeno).
jino (noun), plug (of tobacco). jino zima la tumbako. (< kimenomeno,
msumeno).
jino (noun), prong (of a fork etc.). (< kimenomeno, msumeno).
jino (noun), strand (of rope etc.). jino zima la tumbako. (<
kimenomeno, msumeno).
jino (noun 5/6), pl meno, tooth.
jino (noun), tooth. jino la mbele; jino la nyuma; meno ya juu; meno ya
chini; ng'oa jino (or in the case of a child, ota jino); toa meno; umwa na
jino; meno ya msumeno; -a meno meno. (< kimenomeno, msumeno).
jino (noun), something toothlike. (< kimenomeno, msumeno).
jino (noun), twist (of tobacco). jino zima la tumbako. (< kimenomeno,
msumeno).
jinsi (adverb), manner. Kabla ya kueleza historia na habari za
Watanzania na jinsi nchi yetu ilivyotawaliwa ... (Nsekela,"Masomo," 3)..
Before explaining the history and other information about Tanzanians and
the way in which our country was ruled ....
jinsi (noun), class.
jinsi (noun 9/10), pl jinsi, how.
jinsi (noun 9/10), pl jinsi, kind.
jinsi (noun), kind.
jinsi (noun), manner. jinsi gani?.
jinsi (noun 9/10), pl jinsi, method.
jinsi (noun), method. jinsi gani?.
jinsi (noun), procedure. jinsi gani?.
jinsi (noun), quality.
jinsi (noun), sort.
jinsi (noun 9/10), pl jinsi, way.
-jinyakulia uhuru (verb), declare oneself free. (< -nyakua v, uhuru n).
-jinyausha (verb), give a wrong impression.
-jinyausha (verb), mislead.
-jinyausha (verb), act in a misleading way.
-jinyausha (verb), talk in a misleading way.
-jinyima (verb), deny oneself. (< -nyima v).
-jinyima (verb), deprive oneself.
-jinyima (verb), hold oneself back.
-jinyonga (verb reflexive), hang oneself. akafikiri kwamba labda
alikusudia kujinyonga [Ng].
-jinyonga (verb reflexive), be twisted. kuziona jinsi (nywele zake)
zilivyopiga mafundo na kujinyonga [Sul].
-jinyonga (verb), hang oneself.
-jinyonga (verb), strangle oneself.
-jinyonga (verb), commit suicide.
-jinyosha (verb), rest.
jinywa (noun), pl majinywa, big mouth (as a term of opprobrium). (<
nywa).
jinywa (noun 5/6), pl manywa, mouth (large). (< kinywa N).
jio (noun), pl majio, approach. (< ja). [rare]
jio (noun), pl majio, arrival. (< ja). [rare]
jio (noun), pl majio, evening. (< ja).
jiografia (noun 9/10), pl jiografia, geography.
jiografia (noun), geography. (< (English)).
jiologia (noun 9/10), pl jiologia, geology.
-jiona (verb), behave unconsciously. (< -ona v).
-jiona (verb), be conceited. anajiona, astaghafiru, kama yeye ndiye
Mungu [Sul].
-jiona (verb reflexive), show off. kama alivyojiona yu mkubwa [Sul].
-jiona (verb), see oneself. (< -ona v).
-jiona (verb), be vain. (< -ona v).
-jiona (verb), be arrogant.
-jiona (verb), be conceited.
-jiona (verb), feel (oneself).
-jiona (verb), be proud.
jioni (noun), evening. jioni leo. (< ja).
jioni (noun 9/10), pl jioni, evening.
-jiotea (verb), grow disorderly. minazi iliyojiotea ovyo [Sul].
-jipa (verb reflexive), feign.
-jipa (verb reflexive), give to oneself. alijipa tamaa kuwa maisha hayo
yameandikwa katika umri wake [Sul].
-jipa (verb reflexive), pretend. alijipa kumpuuza Biti Kocho [Moh].
-jipa (verb), act as if.
-jipa (verb), give oneself.
-jipa (verb), make oneself out to be.
-jipa (verb), make oneself out to be.
-jipa (verb), pretend to be.
-jipa (verb), have oneself provided with.
-jipa mali (verb), put on airs.
-jipa ujinga (verb), feign stupidity.
-jipachika (verb), sit astride of something.
-jipachika (verb), interfere in a matter.
-jipachika (verb), meddle in a matter.
-jipachika (verb), sit with legs spread.
-jipakiza (verb), go on board a ship.
-jipakiza (verb), book passage.
-jipakiza (verb), accept a responsibility.
-jipalia mkaa (verb), ruin oneself with one's own hands. unajipalia
makaa mwenyewe [Ma], dharau yako ni makaa uliyojipalia nafsi yako [Mun]
(Cf. also mkaa).
-jipalia mkaa (verb), get oneself into troubles.
-jipalia makaa (verb reflexive), heap live coals on oneself. unajipalia
makaa mwenyewe [Ma].
-jipalia makaa (verb reflexive), get one's self into trouble.
-jipamba (verb), decorate oneself. (< -pamba v).
-jipanga (verb), put onself in position.
-jipanga (verb), straighten oneself up.
-jipanga safu (verb), form ranks.
-jipapatua (verb reflexive), clear off. nguvu za kujipapatua zilikuwa
zikimwishia [Sul].
-jipapatua (verb reflexive), rid oneself.
-jipapatua (verb), exfoliate.
-jipapatua (verb), slough.
-jipatia (verb), acquire. (< -pata v).
-jipendekeza (verb), ingratiate oneself. (< -penda v).
-jipendekeza (verb), ingratiate oneself. (< penda V).
-jipenyeza (verb reflexive), slip. mikono ilijipenyeza chini ya gauni
[Muk].
-jipenyeza (verb), insinuate oneself.
-jipenyeza (verb), slip in.
-jipenyeza (verb), steal in.
-jipevua (verb), put on airs.
-jipevua (verb), be conceited.
-jipevua (verb), show off.
-jipima (verb reflexive), try on. utajipima baadae [Muk].
-jipindua (verb), change one's mind.
-jipindua (verb), turn around (of a person).
-jiponya (verb), save oneself.
-jipotoa (verb), ruin oneself (by drinking, immoral behavior, etc.).
jipu (noun 5/6), pl majipu, abscess. jipu lililochipua kifuani pake
[Moh].
jipu (noun), pl majipu, abscess. tumbua jipu.
jipu (noun 5/6), pl majipu, boil.
jipu (noun), pl majipu, boil. tumbua jipu.
jipu (noun), pl majipu, tumor. tumbua jipu.
-jipua (verb), masturbate.
-jipuchua (verb), expose oneself. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains
of an ear of maize..
-jipuchua (verb), be immodest. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of
an ear of maize..
-jipuchua (verb), scratch oneself. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains
of an ear of maize..
-jipuchua (verb), be shameless. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of
an ear of maize..
-jipuchua (verb), strip. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an ear
of maize..
-jipuchua (verb), undress. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an
ear of maize..
-jipujua (verb), expose oneself. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of
an ear of maize..
-jipujua (verb), expose oneself. [rare]
-jipujua (verb), be immodest. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an
ear of maize..
-jipujua (verb), be immodest.
-jipujua (verb), scratch oneself. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains
of an ear of maize..
-jipujua (verb), scratch oneself.
-jipujua (verb), be shameless. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of
an ear of maize..
-jipujua (verb), be shameless.
-jipujua (verb), strip. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an ear
of maize..
-jipujua (verb), strip.
-jipujua (verb), undress. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an ear
of maize..
-jipujua (verb), undress.
-jipumbaza (verb reflexive), deceive oneself. alijipumbaza kwa kujiambia
kwamba [...] pengine mahaba yao huenda yakafifia [Ya].
-jipumbaza (verb reflexive), delude oneself.
-jipumbaza (verb), feign stupidity.
-jipura (verb), dress elegantly.
-jipura (verb), put on make-up.
-jipura (verb), masturbate.
-jipurukusha (verb), be frivolous.
-jipurukusha (verb), be inattentive.
-jipurukusha (verb), be superficial.
-jipurura (verb), masturbate.
-jipuza (verb), play the fool. (< -puza v).
-jipweteka (verb reflexive), throw oneself down. anajipweteka kochini
[Muk].
-jipweteka pwata (verb), throw oneself into a sitting position.
jira (noun), caraway. (< kisibiti).
jira (noun), cumin. (< kisibiti).
jira (noun 9/10), pl jira, cumin seed.
-jirakibisha (verb reflexive), adapt oneself.
-jirakibisha (verb reflexive), adjust oneself.
jirani (adverb), close by. shamba jirani; tunakaa jirani. (< majirani;
ujirani).
jirani (adverb), near. shamba jirani; tunakaa jirani. (< majirani;
ujirani).
jirani (noun 1/2), pl majirani, neighbor.
jirani (noun), pl (-); majirani, neighbor. heri jirani karibu kuliko
ndugu mbali. (< majirani; ujirani).
jirani (noun), pl (-); majirani, neighborhood. nchi hii ni jirani na
kwetu. (< majirani; ujirani).
jirani (noun), pl (-); majirani, vicinity. nchi hii ni jirani na kwetu.
(< majirani; ujirani).
-jirekebisha (verb reflexive), adapt oneself. mke wangu namna
alivyojirakibisha na maisha ya mjini [Abd], zahama ambazo alishindwa
kujirekebisha nazo [Sul].
-jirekebisha (verb reflexive), adjust oneself. alijiinua juu kidogo,
alijirekebisha [Muk].
-jiri (verb), circulate (of money).
-jiri (verb), elapse (of time).
-jiri (verb), flow (of water).
-jiri (verb), happen.
-jiri (verb), happen.
-jiri (verb), occur.
-jiri (verb), occur.
-jiri (verb), pass of (of time).
-jiri (verb), set in.
-jiri (verb), start.
-jiri (verb), take place. aliwaza mengi, ya zamani na yatayojiri mbele
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-jirisha (verb), carry out.
-jirisha (verb), execute (laws etc.).
-jiriwa (verb), vice. (< -jiri v).
-jisalimisha (verb), give oneself up.
-jisalimisha (verb), surrender (oneself).
-jishaua (verb reflexive), be flirtatious.
-jishaua (verb reflexive), be frivolous.
-jishaua (verb reflexive), be silly. kumtazama mke mwenziwe alivyokuwa
akijishaua mwenyewe [Abd].
-jishitaki (verb), accuse oneself. (< mashtaka N).
-jishitaki (verb), blame oneself. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-jishitakia (verb), complain about someone. (< mashtaka N).
-jishtaki (verb reflexive), accuse oneself. (< mashtaka N).
-jishtaki (verb reflexive), blame oneself. (< mashtaka N).
-jishtaki (verb), accuse oneself.
-jishtaki (verb), blame oneself. Alimshtaki. (s)he blamed him/her.
-jishtakia (verb appl-refl), complain about someone. (< mashtaka N).
-jishtakia (verb), complain about someone. alishtakia zaidi mama-mtu
[Moh].
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), occupy oneself (with). wenye mabibi zao
wakijishughulisha nao [Mt], hakujishughulisha kwenda kumwuliza [Kez].
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), trouble oneself.
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), be agitated. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), be busy. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), make excuses (for not doing the work at
hand). (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), pretend to be busy. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb reflexive), be worried. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb), be agitated. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb), be busy. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb), make excuses. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb), pretend to be busy. (< shughuli N).
-jishughulisha (verb), be worried. (< shughuli N).
-jishugulisha (verb), busy oneself. (< shughuli n).
-jisifu (verb), boast. (< -sifa n).
-jisifu (verb reflexive), praise oneself. (< sifu V).
-jisifu (verb), boast.
-jisifu (verb), brag.
-jisifu (verb), praise oneself.
jisima (noun), pl majisima, external appearance. [rare]
jisima (noun), pl majisima, figure. [rare]
jisima (noun), pl majisima, form. [rare]
-jisingizia (verb), pretend. (< -singizia v).
-jisiri (verb reflexive), secrete oneself. (< siri N).
-jisiri (verb), secret oneself.
-jistaafisha (verb), resign.
-jistaajabia (verb appl-refl), be surprised by oneself. Subira
alijistaajabia kuwa aliweza kuzungumza na huyu mke [Sul].
-jistahi (verb), have self-respect. (< staha n).
jisu (noun 5/6), pl majisu, knife (large). jisu lile kubwa limezama
kabisa kifuani mwa Magoma [Muk]. (< kisu n).
jisu (noun), pl majisu, large knife.
-jisua (verb reflexive), retch. (< sua V).
-jisua (verb reflexive), vomit. (< sua V).
-jisua (verb), vomit.
-jisua (verb), wretch.
-jisuka (verb), balance oneself. (< -suka v).
-jitaabisha (verb), take the trouble. lakini anajitaabisha bure, katu
hangekubali [Sul].
-jitahadhari (verb), beware. (< hadhari n).
-jitahadhari (verb), take care. (< hadhari n).
-jitahadhari (verb), be cautious. (< hadhari n).
-jitahidi (verb), put effort. (< juhudi n).
-jitahidi (verb), make an effort. lazima tujitahidi kutunza heshima ya
majina yetu [Kez]. (< juhudi n, Arabic).
-jitahidi (verb), exert oneself.
-jitahidi (verb), take pains.
-jitahidi (verb), try hard. (< juhudi n).
-jitahidi (verb), work hard. (< juhudi n).
jitahidi (noun), pl majitihadi, effort. (< jitahidi, juhudi).
jitahidi (noun), pl majitihadi, exertion. (< jitahidi, juhudi).
jitahidi (noun), pl majitihadi, industry. (< jitahidi, juhudi).
jitahidi (noun), pl majitihadi, zeal. (< jitahidi, juhudi).
-jitahidisha (verb), make oneself work hard.
-jitajarisha (verb reflexive), enrich oneself.
-jitambua (verb reflexive), be aware (of what one is worth). yuko katika
amani ya usingizi mkuu, hajijui hajitambui [Muk], ingawa alikuwa mzuri
ilikuwa kama kwamba yeye hakujitambua [Kez].
-jitambua (verb reflexive), be conscious (of what one is worth).
-jitamkia (verb appl-refl), speak to oneself. "Hapana, bado",
anajitamkia [Muk].
-jitanda (verb), cover oneself with a garment.
-jitanguliza (verb), put oneself forward. (< -tangulia v).
-jitapa (verb), boast. (< -tapa v).
-jitapa (verb), brag. (< -tapa v).
-jitegemea (verb reflexive), be self-reliant. (< -tegemea v).
-jitegemea (verb reflexive), be self-sufficient. moyo wake uliweza
kujitegemea wenyewe katika mapenzi [Sul].
jiti (noun 5/6), pl majiti, tree (large). (< mti N).
jiti (noun), pl majiti, tree trunk.
-jitia (verb reflexive), pretend. Biti Kocho alijitia kukubali [Moh].
-jitia (verb reflexive), simulate. kilipiga mbio na kujitia chini ya
miguu ya mamaake [Moh].
jitihada (noun 9/10), pl jitihada, effort. (< jitihadi V).
jitihada (noun 9/10), pl jitihada, engagement. jitihada yote aliyofanya
kwa kiumbe huyu, hakupata wema [Moh]. (< Arabic).
jitimai (noun 9/10), pl jitimai, affliction. kuwa na jitimai. (<
Arabic).
jitimai (noun 9/10), pl jitimai, grief. uso wa Diana umekunjamana katika
jitimai bayana [Muk]. (< Arabic).
jitimai (noun), melancholy. kuwa na jitimai.
jitimai (noun), sadness. kuwa na jitimai.
jitimai (noun 9/10), pl jitimai, sorrow. (< Arabic).
jitimai (noun), sorrow. kuwa na jitimai.
jito (noun), pl majito, lake.
jito (noun), pl majito, broad river.
jito (noun), pl majito, large river.
jito (noun 5/6), pl majito, river (large). (< mto N).
-jitoa (verb), isolate oneself. (< -toa v).
-jitoa (verb), volunteer. (< -toa v).
-jitoa (verb), withdraw. (< -toa v).
-jitoa mhanga (verb), sacrifice oneself. (< -toa v, mhanga n).
-jitokeza (verb), come out. (< -toka v).
-jitokeza (verb), emerge. (< -toka v).
-jitokeza (verb), be outstanding. (< -toka v).
-jitokeza (verb), protrude. (< -toka v).
-jitolea (verb), be generous. (< -toka v).
-jitolea (verb), volunteer. (< -toka v).
-jitolea (verb reflexive), take the initiative. [kisima] kilipatikana
baada ya watu [...] kujitolea na kuomba vifaa serikalini [Ya], wazee
ilibidi wajitolee [Moh].
-jitolea (verb reflexive), sacrifice oneself.
-jitolea (verb reflexive), volunteer oneself. (< -toka v).
-jitoma (verb reflexive), thrust oneself in. Yohana akiwa na askari
wakajitoma ndani [Ng].
-jitosheleza (verb), be self-sufficient. (< -tosha v).
jitu (noun 5/6), pl majitu, giant. (< mtu N).
jitu (noun), pl majitu, giant.
-jituka (verb), be anxious. (< shtua).
-jituka (verb), confused. (< shtua).
-jituka (verb), be frightened. (< shtua).
-jituka (verb), startled. (< shtua).
-jituka (verb), uneasy. (< shtua).
-jitwika (verb reflexive), charge oneself.
-jitwika (verb reflexive), lift on to one's own head. kujitwika jukumu
la kumdhulumu yule mzee wa Mungu [Sul].
-jitwika (verb reflexive), saddle oneself.
-jiunga (verb), join. (< -unga v).
-jiuzulu (verb), abdicate.
-jiuzulu (verb), resign.
jivi (noun 5/6), pl majivi, hog (wild). (< mwivi N).
jivi (noun 5/6), pl majivi, wild hog. (< mwivi N).
jivi (noun), pl majivi, wild hog.
jivi (noun 5/6), pl majivi, thief (notorious and habitual). (< mwivi N).
-jiviringishia (verb appl-caus-refl), roll. anajiviringishia upande
mwingine hadi pembeni pa kitanda [Muk].
jivu (noun 5/6), pl majivu, ash. unga uliokaa katikati baina ya jivu na
masizi [Ya].
jivu (noun), pl majifu, ashes.
jivujivu (adjective), ash-colored.
jivujivu (adjective), ashen.
jivujivu (adjective), gray.
-jivuna (verb), put on airs. (< vuna).
-jivuna (verb), boast.
-jivuna (verb), boast. (< vuna).
-jivuna (verb), brag.
-jivuna (verb), be proud.
-jivuna (verb), be proud. (< vuna).
-jivunia (verb), boast (of something). (< -jivuna v).
-jivunia (verb), brag (of something). (< -jivuna v).
-jivunia (verb), be proud of. (< -jivuna v).
-jivunia (verb reflexive), pride oneself on. (< -jivuna v).
-jivunia (verb reflexive), show off.
-jivuta (verb reflexive), pull oneself. akajivuta kusogea kwa mumewe
[Moh].
-jiwa (verb), be visited. (< -ja v).
jiwe (noun 5/6), pl mawe, stone.
jiwe (noun), stone. nyumba ya mawe; mchongaji wa mawe; jiwe la thamani;
jiwe la msingi; (fig. interj.) mawe!. (< kiwe, mbwe).
jiwe (noun), weights (of scales). mawe ya mizani. (< kiwe, mbwe).
-jiwekea (verb), put oneself. alikuwa amekwisha jiwekea kijumba kidogo
[Kez].
-jizatiti (verb reflexive), collect oneself. Rehema alijizatiti hivi
sasa [Sul].
jizi (noun 1/2), pl majizi, dangerous thief (augmentative form of
"mwizi"). (< mwizi N).
jizi (noun), pl majizi, habitual thief. (< iba).
jizi (noun), pl majizi, well-known thief. (< iba).
jizia (noun 9/10), pl jizia, measure (of weight).
jizla (noun), unit of weight (166 kg.).
-jizoa (verb reflexive), stand up with difficulty. Lulu alijizoa na
kwenda chumbani kujitayarisha [Ya].
-jizoazoa (verb reflexive), stand up with difficulty. alijizoazoa,
akajifuta vumbi na kisha akatoka taratibu kumfuata huyo bwana [Mt], Lulu
alijizoa-zoa akatoka kwenye hema lake la chandarua [Ya].
-jizoeza (verb), practise. (< -zoea V).
-jizuia (verb reflexive), refrain oneself.
-jizuia (verb reflexive), restrain oneself. Subira hakujizuia tena
[Sul].
-jizungumza (verb), amuse oneself. (< -zungumza V).
jodari (noun), dried fish (kind of).
jodari (noun 9/10), pl jodari, fish (dried type).
jogoo (noun), pl majogoo, cock. jogoo la kwanza; jogoo la pili. (<
kijogoo, ujogoo).
jogoo (noun 5/6an), pl majogoo, rooster. lakini kumbe jogoo wa mjini
hawezi kuwika shamba [Kez].
jogoo (noun), pl majogoo, rooster. jogoo la kwanza; jogoo la pili. (<
kijogoo, ujogoo).
jogoo (noun 5/6an), pl majogoo, cock.
johari (noun 9/10), pl johari, gem.
johari (noun 9/10), pl johari, jewel. baada kwisha kutoa 'johari'
yake... [Abd].
johari (noun), jewel. (fig.) johari ya mtu.
johari (noun 9/10), pl johari, precious stone. (< Arabic).
johari (noun), precious stone. (fig.) johari ya mtu.
johari (noun), valuable thing. (fig.) johari ya mtu.
joho (noun), kind of Arab cloak.
joho (noun 5/6), pl majoho, richly embroidered Arab robe.
joho (noun), woolen cloth.
joho (noun 5/6), pl majoho, woolen cloth.
joka (noun), pl majoka, large snake.
joka (noun 1/2), pl majoka, snake (large). (< nyoka N).
joka (noun 5/6), pl majoka, dragon. (< nyoka N).
joka (noun 5/6), pl majoka, serpent. (< nyoka N).
joko (noun 5/6), pl majoko, furnace. (< oka V).
joko (noun 5/6), pl majoko, kiln. (< oka V).
joko (noun), pl majoko, potter's kiln. (< oka).
joko (noun 5/6), pl majoko, oven. (< oka V).
jometri (noun 9/10), pl jometri, geometry.
-jongea (verb), approach.
-jongea (verb), approach.
-jongea (verb), come near.
-jongea (verb), move.
-jongea (verb), move (either of approaching or going away). alijongea
tena kwenye dirisha la duka [Muk].
-jongea (verb), move along.
-jongea (verb), come near.
-jongelea (verb), appl..
-jongelea (verb), come near. (< -jongea V).
-jongelea (verb applicative), approach something. Idi alimjongelea tena
[Sul]. (< -jongea V).
-jongeza (verb), caus..
-jongeza (verb), move along. (< -jongea V).
jongo (noun 5/6), pl majongo, back (large and high). (< mgongo N).
jongo (noun), pl majongo, (applic. of mgomgo).
jongo (noun), pl majongo, gout. ugonjwa wa jongo. [med]
jongo (noun), pl majongo, rheumatism. ugonjwa wa jongo.
jongo (noun), pl majongo, heavy seam (in sewing).
jongo (noun), pl majongo, strong seam (in sewing).
jongomeo (noun), afterlife. [myth]
jongomeo (noun), hereafter. [myth]
jongomeo (noun 9/10), pl jongomeo, hereafter.
jongoo (noun), impotent man. jongoo halipandi mtungi.
jongoo (noun 5/6), pl majongoo, sexually impotent man (euph.).
jongoo (noun 5/6), pl majongoo, millipede.
jongoo (noun), pl majongoo, millipede. jongo la pwani; (=babaje,
kojojo).
jora (noun 5/6), pl majora, bale of cloth (about 30 yards).
jora (noun), calico. (< (Indian)).
jora (noun), piece of calico about 30 yards long. (< (Indian)).
jora (noun), cotton. (< (Indian)).
jora (noun 9/10), pl jora, length of calico (about 30 yards).
jore (noun), jore (kind of bird, Eurystomus afer).
jore (noun 9/10), pl jore, broad billed Roller (bird).
joshi (adverb), at a gallop. alimpanda farasi joshi.
joshi (noun), pl majoshi, copious smoke.
joshi (noun), pl majoshi, thick smoke.
joshi (noun), weather. [naut]
joshi (noun), wind. [naut]
joshi (noun 9/10), pl joshi, windward side.
josho (noun), pl majosho, place for bathing. (< osha).
josho (noun), pl majosho, place for washing corpses. (< osha).
josho (noun), pl majosho, place for washing. (< osha).
josho (noun 5/6), pl majosho, washing place. (< oga V).
joto (adjective), hot.
joto (noun), pl majoto, high fever. pima joto. (< ujotojoto). [med]
joto (noun 9/10), pl joto, heat.
joto (noun), pl majoto, heat (intense). (< ujotojoto).
joto (noun), pl majoto, inflammation. pima joto. (< ujotojoto). [med]
joya (noun), pl majoya, joya (coconut with spongy shell). kama joya.
joya (noun 5/6), pl majoya, spongy substance (inside coconut shell).
jozi (noun), almond. (< lozi).
jozi (noun), kernel of a nut. (< lozi).
jozi (noun), nut. (< lozi).
jozi (noun 9/10), pl jozi, pair.
jozi (noun), pl (-, majozi), pair. jozi ya viatu.
jozi (noun), pl (-, majozi), things belonging together (in a set etc.).
jozi ya katara.
jozi (noun), walnut. (< lozi).
-jua (verb), be acquainted with. jua jambo; jua kuandika; kwa kujua. (<
juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-jua (verb), grasp. jua jambo; jua kuandika; kwa kujua. (< juvi,
kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-jua (verb), know. mpaka akashindwa kujijua yeye ni nani [Moh].
-jua (verb), know. jua jambo; jua kuandika; kwa kujua. (< juvi, kijuvi,
mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-jua (verb), recognize. jua jambo; jua kuandika; kwa kujua. (< juvi,
kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-jua (verb), understand.
-jua (verb), understand. jua jambo; jua kuandika; kwa kujua. (< juvi,
kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
jua (noun), pl majua, clear.
jua (noun), pl majua, sun. jua kucha; jua kuchwa; jua kichwani; jua
kali.
jua (noun 5/6), pl majua, sun.
jua (noun), pl majua, sunny weather.
jua (noun), pl majua, sunshine. jua kucha; jua kuchwa; jua kichwani; jua
kali.
-juana (verb), know one another. (< -jua V).
juba (adjective), brave. [rare]
juba (adjective), fearless. [rare]
juba (noun), chisel.
juba (noun), pl (-, majuba), coat.
juba (noun 5/6), pl majuba, coat (with wide sleeves open in front).
juba (noun), pl (-, majuba), linen shirt.
-juburu (verb), compel. kama jadi ilivyojuburu [Mun]. (< Arabic).
-juburu (verb), compel.
-juburu (verb), encourage. (< Arabic).
-juburu (verb), encourage.
-juburu (verb), force. (< Arabic).
-juburu (verb), force.
-jugumu (verb), talk contemptuously.
-jugumu (verb), derisively.
-jugumu (verb), ironically.
jugwe (noun), tug-of-war. (< (English)). [sport]
juha (noun), pl majuha, fool. (=mjinga, mpumbavu, baradhuli). [rare]
juha (noun 5/6), pl majuha, idiot.
juha (noun 5/6), pl majuha, simpleton.
juha (noun), pl majuha, stupid person. (=mjinga, mpumbavu, baradhuli).
[rare]
juhudi (noun 9/10), pl juhudi, effort.
juhudi (noun), effort. mwenye juhudi. (< jitihadi).
juhudi (noun), exertion. mwenye juhudi. (< jitihadi).
juhudi (noun), zeal. mwenye juhudi. (< jitihadi).
juhudi (noun 9/10), pl juhudi, zeal.
-juia (verb), appl.. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
jukumu (noun), guarantee. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia jukumu.
(< (Indian)).
jukumu (noun), insurance. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia jukumu.
(< (Indian)).
jukumu (noun 5/6), pl majukumu, responsibility. alikuwa amechaguliwa
kuchukua jukumu la kuuangalia urithi huu [Mun].
jukumu (noun), responsibility. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia
jukumu. (< (Indian)).
jukumu (noun), role. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia jukumu. (<
(Indian)).
jukumu (noun), task. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia jukumu. (<
(Indian)).
jukumu (noun), warranty. lipa jukumu; chukua jukumu; jichukulia jukumu.
(< (Indian)).
jukumu (noun 5/6), pl majukumu, role.
jukwaa (noun), pl majukwaa, gallows.
jukwaa (noun), pl majukwaa, platform.
jukwaa (noun), pl majukwaa, rostrum.
jukwaa (noun), pl majukwaa, scaffold.
jukwaa (noun), pl majukwaa, scaffold(ing).
jukwaa (noun 5/6), pl majukwaa, scaffolding.
jukwaa (noun 5/6), pl majukwaa, stage.
Julai (noun), July. (< (English)).
-julika (verb), intr.. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-julika (verb), be known.
-julikana (verb), be known. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi,
ujuzi).
-julikana (verb), recognizable. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi,
ujuzi).
-julikana (verb), understandable. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi,
ujuzi).
-julikana (verb potential), be known. hajulikani anakokaa [Sul].
-julisha (verb), announce. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-julisha (verb), inform. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-julisha (verb), let know. (< juvi, kijuvi, mjuvi, mjuzi, ujuvi, ujuzi).
-julisha (verb causative), make known. macho yake [...] yalimjulisha
kwamba... [Ng].
-julishwa (verb caus-pass), be informed. naomba tujulishwe kiini cha
tamasha letu [Muk].
-julishwa (verb caus-pass), be introduced. Charles alijulishwa kwa Rosa
[Kez].
-juliwa (verb), be known.
Juma (noun), Friday.
Juma (noun), name of a person.
juma (noun 5/6), pl majuma, week.
juma (noun), pl majuma, week. juma moja; juma nzima.
Jumamosi (noun 9/10), pl jumamosi, Saturday.
Jumamosi (noun), Saturday.
Jumanne (noun 9/10), pl jumanne, Tuesday.
Jumanne (noun), Tuesday.
Jumapili (noun 9/10), pl jumapili, Sunday.
Jumapili (noun), Sunday.
Jumatano (noun 9/10), pl jumatano, Wednesday.
Jumatano (noun), Wednesday. Jumatano ya majivu.
Jumatatu (noun 9/10), pl jumatatu, Monday.
jumatatu (noun), Monday.
jumba (noun 5/6), pl majumba, building.
jumba (noun), pl majumba, large house. jumba la kufanyia majiribio;
jumba la ukumbusho.
jumba (noun 5/6), pl majumba, mansion. bwana mmoja wa majumba ya mawe
[Sul].
jumba (noun), pl majumba, mansion. jumba la kufanyia majiribio; jumba la
ukumbusho.
jumba (noun), pl majumba, palace. jumba la kufanyia majiribio; jumba la
ukumbusho.
jumba (noun 5/6), pl majumba, hall.
jumba (noun 5/6), pl majumba, house (large). vituwe vye maji machafu
yaliyotoka majumbani [Sul].
jumbe (noun 1/2), pl majumbe, chief.
jumbe (noun), pl majumbe, chief. (< kijumbe, mjumbe, ujumbe).
jumbe (noun), pl majumbe, village elder. (< kijumbe, mjumbe, ujumbe).
jumbe (noun 5/6), pl majumbe, headman.
jumbe (noun), pl majumbe, headman. (< kijumbe, mjumbe, ujumbe).
jumla (adverb), all together. (< jumlisha, ujumla).
jumla (adverb), as a whole. (< jumlisha, ujumla).
jumla (noun 9/10), pl jumla, addition.
jumla (noun 9/10), pl jumla, high amount.
jumla (noun), final result. jumla ya maneno ni; kwa jumla. (< jumlisha,
ujumla).
jumla (noun), sum. jumla ya maneno ni; kwa jumla. (< jumlisha, ujumla).
[math]
jumla (noun 9/10), pl jumla, sum.
jumla (noun 9/10), pl jumla, total.
jumla (noun 9/10), pl jumla, wholesale.
kwa jumla (adverb), altogether.
-jumlisha (verb), add. (< jumla). [math]
-jumlisha (verb), add up.
-jumlisha (verb), count up. (< jumla).
-jumlisha (verb), plus. (< jumla).
-jumlisha (verb), put together. (< jumla).
jumlisho (noun 5/6), pl majumlisho, addition.
jumlisho (noun 5/6), pl majumlisho, sum. jumlisho la yote hayo lilikuwa
machozi na kilio [Moh].
-jumlishwa (verb), pass.. (< jumla).
jumu (noun), chance.
jumu (noun), fate.
jumu (noun 9/10), pl jumu, fortune.
jumu (noun), luck.
jumuia (noun 9/10), pl jumuiya, community.
Jumuia ya Afrika Mashariki (noun 9), East African Community.
-jumuika (verb), assemble.
-jumuika (verb), be gathered together.
-jumuika (verb), gather. niandae chochote tujumuike kuonyesha furaha
yangu [Muk], hayo yote ndiyo yaliyojumuika... [Moh].
-jumuika (verb), meet.
jumuiya (noun), alliance. jumuiya ya madolo. (< jamii).
jumuiya (noun 9/10), pl Jumuiya, society.
jumuiya (noun), society. jumuiya ya michezo; jumuiya ya taaluma ya
Kiswahili. (< jamii).
jumuiya (noun 9/10), pl jumuiya, association. (< jamii).
jumuiya (noun 9/10), pl jumuiya, community.
jumuiya (noun 9/10), pl jumuiya, organization.
jungu (noun 5/6), pl majungu, large cooking-pot. jungu la supu mekoni pa
bibi yake [Sul].
jungu (noun), pl majungu, large cooking pot.
Juni (noun), June. (< (English)).
jura (noun), pl majura, fool. (=mjinga, mpumbavu, baradhuli).
jura (noun 5/6), pl majura, frog (large).
jura (noun), pl majura, large frog.
jura (noun 5/6), pl majura, idiot.
jura (noun), pl majura, stupid person. (=mjinga, mpumbavu, baradhuli).
jurawa (noun 9/10), pl jurawa, Grey-headed sparrow.
jurawa (noun), sparrow (species of). [ornith]
-juta (verb), be ashamed. (< juto).
-juta (verb), dejected. (< juto).
-juta (verb), deplore. (< juto).
-juta (verb), regret.
-juta (verb), regret. (< juto).
-jutia (verb), regret.
juto (noun), pl majuto, pangs of conscience. ona (fanya) majuto; shikwa
(patwa) na juto. (< juta).
juto (noun), pl majuto, contrition. ona (fanya) majuto; shikwa (patwa)
na juto. (< juta).
juto (noun 5/6), pl majuto, regret.
juto (noun), pl majuto, regret. ona (fanya) majuto; shikwa (patwa) na
juto. (< juta).
juto (noun 5/6), pl majuto, remorse.
juto (noun 5/6), pl majuto, sorrow.
juu (adverb), above. panda juu; juu kwa juu; weka juu. (< kijuujuu,
ujuu).
juu (adverb), up. panda juu; juu kwa juu; weka juu. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juu (noun), sky. juu ya nyumba; juu yako. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juu (noun 9/10), pl juu, top.
juu (noun), top. juu ya nyumba; juu yako. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juu (noun), upper part. juu ya nyumba; juu yako. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juu (noun 9/10), pl juu, upstairs. vyumba vitatu vikubwa juu ghorofani
[Abd].
juu (preposition), high.
juu (preposition), on.
juu (preposition), over.
juu (preposition), on top.
juu (preposition), up.
juu ya (conjunction), upon. maisha ya mjini yana mwendo wake na ni
lazima juu ya mtu atakaye kukaa huko, ajirakibishe nao [Abd].
juu ya hivyo (conjunction), moreover.
juu ya hivyo (conjunction), nevertheless.
juu ya hivyo (conjunction), in spite of that. juu ya hivyo, Subira
alikamua nguvu zake zote [Sul].
juu kwa juu (adverb), impolitely.
juu kwa juu (adverb), rudely. alinikatiza juu kwa juu [Abd].
juu ya (adverb), above.
juu ya (adverb), concerning.
juu ya (adverb), concerning.
juu ya (adverb), on.
juu ya (adverb), in respect of.
juu ya (preposition), about. nikachagua kuanza juu ya kuvaa viatu [Abd].
juu ya (preposition), in spite of. wazee wangu, juu ya utajiri wao,
hawakupendelea kubadili mila zetu kwa utamaduni [Abd].
juu ya (preposition), up to.
-juujuu (adverb), superficially.
juujuu (adverb), aloft. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), arrogant. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), high up. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), perplexed. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), proud. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), shallow. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
juujuu (adverb), superficial. (< kijuujuu, ujuu).
-juvi (verb), curious. (< jua, kijuvi, mjuvi, ujuvi).
-juvi (verb), impudent. (< jua, kijuvi, mjuvi, ujuvi).
-juvi (verb), inquisitive. (< jua, kijuvi, mjuvi, ujuvi).
-juvya (verb), inform. [poetic]
-juvya (verb), provoke. [poetic]
juya (noun), pl majuya, fishing net (made of coconut fiber). [rare]
juzi (noun), pl majuzi, day before yesterday. tangu majuzi yale; mwaka
(wa) juzi; juzi hivi.
juzi (noun 5/6), pl majuzi, day before yesterday.
juzi (noun 5/6), pl majuzi, two days ago.
juzijuzi (adverb), three days ago.
juzijuzi (adverb), recently.
-juzu (verb), be admissible. inajuzu kwenda.
-juzu (verb), behoove.
-juzu (verb), be fitting.
-juzu (verb), be permissible. inajuzu kwenda.
-juzu (verb), be permissible. kabwela yule haijuzu kuingia nyumbani kwa
kabaila [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-juzu (verb), proper. inajuzu kwenda.
-juzu (verb), be suitable. (< Arabic).
-juzu (verb), be suitable. inajuzu kwenda.
juzuu (noun), pl majuzuu, chapter (of the Koran).
juzuu (noun 9/10), pl juzuu, division.
juzuu (noun), pl majuzuu, paragraph.
juzuu (noun), pl majuzuu, part.
juzuu (noun), pl majuzuu, section.
- K -
k.m. (conjunction), e.g.. abbr. of "kwa mfano". "for example".
ka (infix), and then. akaenda. [(and) he went.]
-kaa (verb), be. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), continue. mitungi hii imekaa sana; itakaa siku nyingi. (<
kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), dwell.
-kaa (verb), dwell. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), endure. mitungi hii imekaa sana; itakaa siku nyingi. (<
kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), exist. mitungi hii imekaa sana; itakaa siku nyingi. (<
kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), last. mitungi hii imekaa sana; itakaa siku nyingi. (<
kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), live. ilimpasa kuja kukaa karibu na shule [Kez].
-kaa (verb), live. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), remain.
-kaa (verb), remain. mitungi hii imekaa sana; itakaa siku nyingi. (<
kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), reside.
-kaa (verb), settle. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), sit. akatolewa kiti akakaa [Sul].
-kaa (verb), sit. kaa kitako. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), stay. matumaini yake ya kukaa pamoja na watoto hao [...]
yalikaa katika mimba ya miezi mitano aliyokuwa nayo sasa [Kez].
-kaa (verb), stay. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaa (verb), suit well (of clothes). ngoja nione kama litanikaa [Muk].
-kaa (verb), wait. kaa mjini. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
kaa (noun 5/6), pl makaa, charcoal.
kaa (noun), pl makaa, charcoal. makaa ya mawe; makaa ya miti; makaa la
moto; choma makaa.
kaa (noun 5/6), pl makaa, coal. tumbawe, makaa, jivu, chumvi, karafuu na
tangawizi [Abd].
kaa (noun), pl makaa, coal. makaa ya mawe; makaa ya miti; makaa la moto;
choma makaa.
kaa (noun 5/6an), pl makaa, crab. kuokota kombe, chaza, makome, kaa,
chanje au fukulile [Moh].
kaa (noun), crab.
kaa (noun 5/6), pl makaa, embers.
kaa (noun 5/6), pl makaa, fuel.
kaa la mawe (noun), pl makaa ya mawe, coal.
-kaa kingojo (noun), keep guard. (< ngoja V).
-kaa kingojo (noun), keep watch. (< ngoja V).
Kaaba (noun), Kabaa (in Mecca).
-kaakaa (verb), be dilatory. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa,
mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaakaa (verb), wait for a while (before doing something). (< kikalio,
kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
kaakaa (noun), pl makaakaa, palate. [anat]
kaakaa (noun 5/6), pl makaakaa, palate. (< kaa N).
kaakaa (noun 5/6), pl makaakaa, roof of mouth. (< kaa N).
-kaanga (verb), bake. kaanga nyama; mayai ya kuka anga; kaanza, kanza;
usually kaanza moto. (< kaango, kanzo, kikanza, ukaango).
-kaanga (verb), fry.
-kaanga (verb), fry. kaanga nyama; mayai ya kuka anga; kaanza, kanza;
usually kaanza moto. (< kaango, kanzo, kikanza, ukaango).
-kaanga (verb), roast. kaanga nyama; mayai ya kuka anga; kaanza, kanza;
usually kaanza moto. (< kaango, kanzo, kikanza, ukaango).
-kaanga (verb), stew. kaanga nyama; mayai ya kuka anga; kaanza, kanza;
usually kaanza moto. (< kaango, kanzo, kikanza, ukaango).
kaanga (noun), pl makaanga, branch bearing fruit.
kaango (noun 5/6), pl makaango, frying pan. (< kaanga V).
kaango (noun), pl makaango, frying pan.
kaango (noun), pl makaango, cooking pot.
kaango (noun 5/6), pl makaango, earthenware cooking pot. (< kaanga V).
-kaanza (verb), caus..
-kaba (verb), press. nguo hii inamkaba; fig. kaba roho.
-kaba (verb), press tight.
-kaba (verb), squeeze.
-kaba (verb), squeeze. nguo hii inamkaba; fig. kaba roho.
-kaba (verb), throttle.
kaba (noun), collar.
kaba (noun), lining of kanzu.
kaba (noun 9/10), pl kaba, lining of the kanzu on neck and shoulders.
-kaba koo (verb), choke.
-kaba koo (verb), throttle. alijaribu kuitafuna lakini babake alimkaba
koo [Kez].
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, capitalist.
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, feudalist.
kabaila (noun), pl makabaila, hist. one born of free parents. (<
kikabaila, ukabaila).
kabaila (noun), pl makabaila, person in high position. (< kikabaila,
ukabaila).
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, important man.
kabaila (noun), pl makabaila, important person. (< kikabaila, ukabaila).
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, landlord. kabwela yule [...] haijuzu
kuingia nyumbani kwa kabaila [Abd].
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, lord.
kabaila (noun), pl makabaila, nobleman. (< kikabaila, ukabaila).
kabaila (noun 5/6), pl makabaila, man of property. (< Arabic).
kabaila (noun), pl makabaila, much respected person. (< kikabaila,
ukabaila).
kabaka (noun), kabaka (title of the king of Buganda). (< (Lug.)).
kabaka (noun), one who behaves as if he were a king (humorous or ironic
term). (< (Lug.)).
kabari (noun), wedge (of wood or iron). kaza kwa kabari.
kabari (noun 5/6), pl makabari, wedge for splitting wood.
kabati (noun), pl (-, makabati), cabinet. (< (English)).
kabati (noun 5/6), pl makabati, cupboard. juu ya kabati kubwa la vyombo
kuna mkebe [Muk]. (< Eng.).
kabati (noun), pl (-, makabati), cupboard. (< (English)).
kabe (noun), cable. (< (English)). [elec]
kabibu (adjective), narrow.
kabichu (noun), cabbage. (< (English)).
kabichu (noun), lettuce. (< (English)).
-kabidhi (verb), accept. kabidhi mali. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi,
takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), attention. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), care. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), deliver. upesi Biti Kocho alimkabidhi Farashuu wembe
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-kabidhi (verb), deliver. kabidhi fedha (mali) warithi. (< mkabidhi,
stakabadhi, takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), entrust to.
-kabidhi (verb), give.
-kabidhi (verb), guardianship. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), hand over. kabidhi fedha (mali) warithi. (< mkabidhi,
stakabadhi, takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), hand over. (< Arabic).
-kabidhi (verb), lay hand on something. kabidhi mali. (< mkabidhi,
stakabadhi, takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), receive.
-kabidhi (verb), receive. kabidhi mali. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi,
takabadhi, ukabidhu).
-kabidhi (verb), seize. kabidhi mali. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi,
takabadhi, ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), economical.
kabidhi (adjective), miserly.
kabidhi (adjective), avaricious. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), frugal. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), greedy. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), miserly. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), penurious. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), stingy. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (adjective), thrifty. (< mkabidhi, stakabadhi, takabadhi,
ukabidhu).
kabidhi (noun 9/10), pl kabidhi, care. (< kabidhi V).
kabidhi (noun 9/10), pl kabidhi, charge. (< kabidhi V).
kabidhi (noun 9/10), pl kabidhi, guardianship. (< kabidhi V).
-kabidhia (verb), appl..
-kabidhika (verb), intr..
-kabidhisha (verb), caus..
-kabidhiwa (verb), be entrusted with. jukumu la kuuangalia urithi huu
hadi utakapokabidhiwa kwa kizazi kingine [Mun]. (< kabidhi V).
-kabili (verb), approach. kabili uso kwa uso; naut. kuikabili bahari
ile. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabili (verb), be brave. (< Arabic).
-kabili (verb), confront. mimi nitapiga kifua na kuikabili hiyo nakama
atakayoiteremsha [Moh].
-kabili (verb), deal with (something).
-kabili (verb), defy. (< Arabic).
-kabili (verb), be directed toward. kabili uso kwa uso; naut. kuikabili
bahari ile. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabili (verb), face. msichana huyo aliyesimama mbele yake katika kioo,
akimkabili [Mt].
-kabili (verb), face someone. kabili uso kwa uso; naut. kuikabili
bahari ile. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabili (verb), be in front. (< Arabic).
-kabili (verb), go and stand before someone. kabili uso kwa uso; naut.
kuikabili bahari ile. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
kabili (adjective), honest. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
kabili (adjective), upright. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabilia (verb), appl.. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabiliana (verb), confront one another. (< kabili V).
-kabiliana (verb), face one another. (< kabili V).
-kabiliana (verb), go and face each other. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabiliana (verb), have relations with each other. (< kabla, kibla,
mkabala).
-kabilika (verb intransitive), intr.. (< kabla, kibla, mkabala).
-kabilisha (verb causative), caus.. kabilisha mtu. (< kabla, kibla,
mkabala).
-kabiliwa (verb passive), be faced by. anaingia sebuleni na kukabiliwa
na giza [Muk].
kabiri (noun), flute player.
kabisa (adjective), absolutely.
kabisa (adjective), exactly.
kabisa (adjective), quite.
kabisa (adverb), totally.
kabisa (adverb), absolutely. lazima kabisa aende; (=kamwe, hasa,
hasili).
kabisa (adverb), completely. mji huu umeharibika kabisa; nyuma kabisa.
kabisa (adverb), definitely. lazima kabisa aende; (=kamwe, hasa,
hasili).
kabisa (adverb), extremely. kwenda mbio kabisa.
kabisa (adverb), totally. mji huu umeharibika kabisa; nyuma kabisa.
kabisa (adverb), very. kwenda mbio kabisa.
kabla (adverb), position in front of. (< kabili V).
kabla (conjunction), before. (< kabili V).
kabla (conjunction), before. kabla hajaja (bado). (< kabili).
kabla ya (preposition), ago. (< kabili).
kabla ya (preposition), before. (< kabili).
kabla ya (adverb), before.
kaboni (noun 9/10), pl kaboni, carbon.
kabuli (noun 9/10), pl kubali, acceptance. (< kubali V).
kabuli (noun), dish prepared with rice and curry. (< (Indian)).
kabuli (noun 9/10), pl kabuli, rice dish (Indian). (< kubali V).
kaburi (noun 5/6), pl makaburi, grave.
kaburi (noun), pl makaburi, grave.
kaburi (noun), pl makaburi, mound.
kaburi (noun 5/6), pl makaburi, tomb. ganjo lenye ukimya wa kaburi
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
kaburu (noun 5/6), pl makaburu, Boer. Nunga alimfikiria kuwa mwana wa
mkulima kaburu [Ng].
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, Boers. (< (Afr.)).
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, colonialist. (< (Afr.)).
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, European farmer in Africa. (< (Afr.)).
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, imperialist. (< (Afr.)).
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, European settler. (< (Afr.)).
kaburu (noun 5/6), pl makaburu, settler.
kaburu (noun), pl makaburu, Government of South Africa. (< (Afr.)).
Kaburu (noun 5/6an), pl Makaburu, white South African.
-kabwa (verb), be throttled.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, person who conceals his true motives (who
claims to need something which he really does not need etc.). Hassan ni
kabwela usisadiki yote asemayo; Nchi yetu imepoteza viongozi, sasa
twatawaliwa na makabwela.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, deceiver. Hassan ni kabwela usisadiki yote
asemayo; Nchi yetu imepoteza viongozi, sasa twatawaliwa na makabwela.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, arbitrary use of force. hakimu wa korti
amenipa kabwela kubwa ya nguvu kushinda mastaka yangu.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, unfair use of force. hakimu wa korti
amenipa kabwela kubwa ya nguvu kushinda mastaka yangu.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, fraud. Hassan ni kabwela usisadiki yote
asemayo; Nchi yetu imepoteza viongozi, sasa twatawaliwa na makabwela.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, hypocrite. Hassan ni kabwela usisadiki
yote asemayo; Nchi yetu imepoteza viongozi, sasa twatawaliwa na makabwela.
kabwela (noun 5/6an), pl makabwela, poor person. kabwela yule [...]
haijuzu kuingia nyumbani kwa kabaila [Abd].
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, arbitary use of power. hakimu wa korti
amenipa kabwela kubwa ya nguvu kushinda mastaka yangu.
Kabwela (noun), pl makabwela, person who acts on false pretenses (who
claims to need something which he really does not need etc.). Hassan ni
kabwela usisadiki yote asemayo; Nchi yetu imepoteza viongozi, sasa
twatawaliwa na makabwela.
kabwiri (noun), kind of anchovy.
kabwiri (noun 9/10), pl kabwiri, fish (very small type).
-kacha (verb), be coarse.
-kacha (verb), be rough. nikaona namna ngozi yake ilivyokacha [Abd].
-kacha (verb), be tough.
kachala (adjective), of inferior quality.
kachala (adjective), old.
kachala (adjective), worn-out.
kachero (noun 1/2), pl makachero, detective.
kachiri (saga) (noun 9/10), pl kachiri (saga), children's game. kucheza
saka-mke-wangu, kachiri, aiyosa... [Moh], utoto ulioambatana na foliti,
saka mke wangu, aiyosa na kachiri saga baina yake na Saada [Moh].
-piga kachombe (verb), take a plunge. kupiga kachombe ndani ya vichaka
kuokota windo lao [Moh].
kachombe (noun 9/10), pl kachombe, dive.
kachombe (noun 9/10), pl kachombe, plunge.
kachumbari (noun 9/10), pl kachumbari, pickle.
kachumbari (noun), pickle(s). (< (Ind.)).
kada (noun 5/6an), pl makada (wa chama), activist. (< Eng.).
kada (noun), cadre. (< (English)).
kada (noun 5/6an), pl makada (wa chama), militant. (< Eng.).
kada (wa chama) (noun 5/6an), pl makada (wa chama), cadre (of the party).
mtu aliweza kumtoa mhanga mwanawe mchanga ili kumwokoa kada wa Chama
[Mun]. (< Eng.).
-kadamisha (verb), send in advance. (< kadamu).
-kadamisha (verb), precede. (< kadamu).
-kadamisha (verb), send ahead. (< kadamu).
kadamnasi (adverb), in front of people.
kadamnasi (adverb), in public.
kadamnasi (adverb), in public. (< kadamu).
kadamnasi (adverb), publicly. (< kadamu).
kadamu (adverb), before. (=mbele). (< kadamisha, kadamnasi, kidamu,
takadamu). [rare]
kadamu (noun 5/6), pl makadamu, foreman.
kadamu (noun), pl makadamu, foreman. (< kadamisha, kadamnasi, kidamu,
takadamu). [rare]
kadamu (noun), pl makadamu, supervisor. (< kadamisha, kadamnasi, kidamu,
takadamu). [rare]
kadha (adjective), indefinite number. kadha wa kadha; miaka kadha wa
kadha imepita; (=vivi hivi, vivyo hivyo).
kadha (adjective), several.
kadha (adjective), several. kadha wa kadha; miaka kadha wa kadha
imepita; (=vivi hivi, vivyo hivyo).
kadha (adverb), various.
kadha ya kadha (adverb), and so on.
kadha ya kadha (adverb), et cetera.
kadhaa (adverb), few.
kadhaa (adverb), several.
kadhaa (adverb), unspecified number. alijaribu kuvuta nadhari yangu juu
ya watoto kadha [Abd], sauti za kina mama kadhaa [...] zilisikika [Mun].
(< Arabic).
kadhaa (adverb), various.
kadhabu (noun), liar. (=mwongo). (< kadhibisha). [rare]
kadhalika (adverb), et cetera.
kadhalika (adverb), likewise. kadhalika, aliona haya, lakini alithubutu
kunyanyua macho [Sul], wewe unaweza kazi, na mimi hali kadhalika [Sul].
(< Arabic).
kadhalika (adverb), similarly.
kadhalika (adverb), and so on.
kadhalika (adverb), again. na kadhalika.
kadhalika (adverb), likewise. na kadhalika.
kadhalika (adverb), at the same time. na kadhalika.
kadhalika (adverb), similarly. na kadhalika.
kadhalika (conjunction), so forth.
kadhi (noun 1/2), pl makadhi, judge.
kadhi (noun), pl makadhi, judge. (=hakimu, mwamuzi). [rare]
kadhi (noun 5/6), pl makadhi, Muslim judge.
kadhi (noun 5/6), pl makadhi, leader (Moslem).
kadhia (noun), affair. [rare]
kadhia (noun 9/10), pl kadhia, affairs.
kadhia (noun), event. [rare]
kadhia (noun), matter. [rare]
kadhia (noun), occurrence. [rare]
-kadhibisha (verb), deny. (< kadhabu).
-kadhibisha (verb), refute. (< kadhabu).
-kadhibisha (verb), reject. (< kadhabu).
kadi (noun 9/10), pl kadi, card.
kadi (noun), card. kadi ya kutambulisho. (< (English)).
kadi (noun), invitation. (< (English)).
kadi (noun 9/10), pl kadi, invitation (from Eng. 'card').
kadi ya salaam (noun 9/10), pl kadi za salaam, greeting card.
kadimisho ya uteuzi (noun 9/10), pl kadimisho za uteuzi, offer of
appointment.
kadinali (noun), pl makadilnali, cardinal. (< (English)). [rel]
kadinali (noun), pl makadilnali, cardinal (number). (< (English)).
[math]
-a kadiri (adjective), moderate.
-a kadiri (adverb), average.
-kadiri (verb), assess. kadiri kiasi; kadiri maneno. (< kadirifu,
makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadiri (verb), calculate. kadiri kiasi; kadiri maneno. (< kadirifu,
makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadiri (verb), estimate. kadiri kiasi; kadiri maneno. (< kadirifu,
makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadiri (verb), evaluate.
-kadiri (verb), reckon. kadiri kiasi; kadiri maneno. (< kadirifu,
makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (conjunction), about. kadiri upendavyo; lipa (toa) kadiri ya
shilingi ishirini. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (conjunction), in accordance with. kadiri upendavyo; lipa (toa)
kadiri ya shilingi ishirini. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (conjunction), on the average. kadiri upendavyo; lipa (toa)
kadiri ya shilingi ishirini. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (conjunction), to the extent that. kadiri upendavyo; lipa (toa)
kadiri ya shilingi ishirini. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, amount. (< kadiri V).
kadiri (noun), amount. kadiri gani; pima kadiri; kadiri ya miaka kumi.
(< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun), calculation. kadiri gani; pima kadiri; kadiri ya miaka
kumi. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, capacity. (< kadiri V).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, extent. (< kadiri V).
kadiri (noun), extent. kadiri gani; pima kadiri; kadiri ya miaka kumi.
(< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun), measure. kadiri gani; pima kadiri; kadiri ya miaka kumi.
(< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, method.
kadiri (noun), numerator. kadiri gani; pima kadiri; kadiri ya miaka
kumi. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, rank. (< kadiri V).
kadiri (noun 9/10), pl kadiri, way.
kadiri ya (adjective), about.
kadiri ya (adjective), as many as.
kwa kadiri (adverb), in accordance with.
kwa kadiri (adverb), appropriately.
kwa kadiri (adverb), in average.
kadiri ya (adverb), according to. (< kadiri V).
-kadiria (verb), appl.. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadiria (verb), estimate. (< kadiri V).
-kadiria (verb), measure. (< kadiri V).
-kadiria (verb), specify. (< kadiri V).
kadirifu (adjective), abstemious. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
kadirifu (adjective), anxious. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
kadirifu (adjective), careful. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
kadirifu (adjective), continent. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
kadirifu (adjective), moderate. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
kadirifu (adjective), temperate. (< kadiri, ukadirifu). [rare]
-kadirika (verb), be limitable. (< kadiri V).
-kadirika (verb), be limited. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadirika (verb), measurable. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadirika (verb), be specifiable. (< kadiri V).
-kadirisha (verb), caus.. (< kadirifu, makadirio, ukadirifu).
-kadirisha (verb), evaluate. (< kadiri V).
-kadiriwa (verb), be estimated. (< kadiri V).
kadogo (adjective), insignificant.
kadogo (adjective), extremely small.
kadogo (adjective), tiny.
kadogo (adverb), to a very slight extent.
kafala (noun), bail. [rare]
kafala (noun), security. [rare]
kafara (noun), pl makafara, amulet.
kafara (noun), pl makafara, atonement. toa (fanya) kafara; (rare):
chinja kafara.
kafara (noun), pl makafara, charm.
kafara (noun), pl makafara, expiatory offering. toa (fanya) kafara;
(rare): chinja kafara.
kafara (noun 5/6), pl makafara, offering.
kafara (noun), pl makafara, penalty. toa (fanya) kafara; (rare): chinja
kafara.
kafara (noun), pl makafara, animal sacrifice. toa (fanya) kafara;
(rare): chinja kafara.
kafara (noun 5/6), pl makafara, sacrifice.
kafi (noun 5/6), pl makafi, oar.
kafi (noun), pl makafi, oar. piga kafi.
kafi (noun 5/6), pl makafi, paddle.
kafi (noun), pl makafi, paddle. piga kafi.
kafila (noun), caravan. (=safari, msafara). [rare]
-kafini (verb), cover. kafini (kwa) sanda. [rare]
-kafini (verb), wrap. kafini (kwa) sanda. [rare]
kafiri (noun 5/6), pl makafiri, atheist.
kafiri (noun), pl makafiri, athiest. (< (Isl.); kufuru, makufuru,
ukafiri).
kafiri (noun 5/6), pl makafiri, infidel.
kafiri (noun 5/6), pl makafiri, non-Muslim.
kafiri (noun 5/6), pl makafiri, unbeliever.
kafiri (noun), pl makafiri, unbeliever. (< (Isl.); kufuru, makufuru,
ukafiri).
kaftani (noun), caftan (outer garment of Arabs).
kafua (noun), thresh (grain). (=pura, piga). [rare]
kafuri (noun 9/10), pl kafuri, camphor.
kafuri (noun), camphor.
-kaga (verb), protect. kaga shamba. (< kago, ukago).
-kaga (verb), protect by charms.
-kaga (verb), ward off evil (by magic). kaga shamba. (< kago, ukago).
kaga (noun), swelling.
kaga (noun), tumer.
-kago (verb), protective magic. kago la simba. (< kaga, ukago).
-kago (verb), protect someone or something by magic. (< kaga, ukago).
kago (noun 5/6), pl makago, charm for protection. (< kaga V).
kago (noun 5/6), pl makago, protective charm. (< kaga V).
-kagua (verb), audit.
-kagua (verb), check. kagua skuli; kagua askari; kagua hesabu. (<
mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagua (verb), examine.
-kagua (verb), examine. kagua skuli; kagua askari; kagua hesabu. (<
mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagua (verb), inspect. kwenda kukagua vituo vingine vya polisi
vilivyokuwa jirani [Ng].
-kagua (verb), inspect. kagua skuli; kagua askari; kagua hesabu. (<
mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagua (verb), superintend. kagua skuli; kagua askari; kagua hesabu. (<
mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagua (verb), survey.
-kaguka (verb), intr.. (< mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagulia (verb), appl.. (< mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kagulika (verb), appl.-caus.. (< mkagua, mkaguo, mkaguzi, ukaguzi).
-kaguliwa (verb), be inspected. (< kagua V).
kaha (noun), pl makaha, pod. (=kaka); kaha la yai (rare). [rare]
kaha (noun), pl makaha, shell. (=kaka); kaha la yai (rare). [rare]
kahaba (noun 5/6), pl makahaba, prostitute.
kahaba (noun), pl makahaba, (wakahaba), prostitute. (< ukahaba).
kaharabu (noun 9/10), pl kaharabu, amber.
kaharabu (noun), amber. (< (Persian)).
kahawa (noun 9/10), pl kahawa, coffee.
kahawa (noun), coffee. kahawa ya tangawizi. (< kahawia, mkahawa).
kahawia (adjective), coffee-colored. (< kahawa).
kahini (noun), pl makahini, priest.
kahini (noun), pl makahini, prophet.
kahini (noun), pl makahini, soothsayer. [rare]
kahuni (noun), law. (< kahini). [rare]
-kai (verb), deliver. (=angukia, miguuni, shika miguu).
-kai (verb), hand over. (=angukia, miguuni, shika miguu).
-kai (verb), surrender. (=angukia, miguuni, shika miguu).
-kai (verb), be timid. [rare]
kaida (noun), Kaida (the second month after Ramadhan).
kaida (noun 9/10), pl kaida, month (second after Ramadhan). (< kawaida
N).
-kaidi (adjective), obstinate.
-kaidi (verb), contradict.
-kaidi (verb), contradict. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidi (verb), disobedient. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidi (verb), disobey.
-kaidi (verb), be headstrong.
-kaidi (verb), be intractable. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidi (verb), obstinant. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidi (verb), be obstinate.
-kaidi (verb), offer resistence. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
kaidi (adjective), disobedient. mtoto mkaidi. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
kaidi (adjective), intractable. mtoto mkaidi. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
kaidi (adjective), obstinant. mtoto mkaidi. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidia (verb), appl.. (< mkaidi, ukaidi).
-kaidisha (verb causative), dare someone to contradict. (< mkaidi,
ukaidi).
-kaidisha (verb causative), incite someone to disobedience. (< mkaidi,
ukaidi).
-kaimia (verb), force oneself to do something.
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, legal advisor. kuwa kaimu wa shughuli. (<
makamu, ukaimu).
kaimu (noun 5/6), pl makaimu, agent.
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, agent. kuwa kaimu wa shughuli. (< makamu,
ukaimu).
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, deputy. kaimu wa president. (< makamu,
ukaimu).
kaimu (noun 5/6), pl makaimu, exorcist.
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, exorcist.
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, manager. kuwa kaimu wa shughuli. (< makamu,
ukaimu).
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, necromancer.
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, representative. kaimu wa president. (<
makamu, ukaimu).
kaimu (noun), pl makaimu, substitute. kaimu wa president. (< makamu,
ukaimu).
kaimu (noun 5/6), pl makaimu, superintendent.
kaimu (noun 5/6), pl makaimu, vice-.
kajayeye (noun 9/10), pl kajayeye, cassava (kind of). (< ja V yeye PN).
kajayeye (noun), kajayeye (kind of manioc).
kajekaje (noun 9/10), pl kajekaje, cord (small for fastening sail to yard
in boat). [naut]
kajekaje (noun), thin rope (for fastening sails to the yards). [naut]
kaka (noun 1/2), pl makaka, brother.
kaka (noun), brother.
kaka (noun), elder brother.
kaka (noun), pl makaka, circulation. [med]
kaka (noun 9/10), pl kaka, disease affecting the hand.
kaka (noun), pl makaka, husk (of grain).
kaka (noun 5/6), pl makaka, leech.
kaka (noun), leech. (=ruba). [rare]
kaka (noun), pl makaka, rind (of fruit).
kaka (noun 9/10), pl kaka, shell (empty).
kaka (noun), pl makaka, shell (of an egg).
kaka (noun 9/10), pl kaka, elder brother.
kakaka (noun), kakaka (variety of vegetable).
kakaka (noun 9/10), pl kakakaka, kind of vegetable.
kakakaka (adverb), in a hurry.
kakakaka (noun), kakakuona (animal resembling an armadillo; it is
believed that burning its scales will ward off wild animals).
kakamavu (adjective), crafty. (< kakamia, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
kakamavu (adjective), cunning. (< kakamia, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
kakamavu (adjective), deceitful. (< kakamia, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
kakamavu (adjective), sly. (< kakamia, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
-kakamia (verb), exert oneself. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu,
ukakamavu).
-kakamia (verb), strain oneself. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu,
ukakamavu).
-kakamia (verb), strive after something. (< kakamavu, kakamizi,
mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
-kakamia (verb), work hard. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu,
ukakamavu).
-kakamizi (adjective), stubborn. (< kakamka V).
kakamizi (adjective), inflexible. (< kakamia).
kakamizi (adjective), obstinate. (< kakamia).
kakamizi (adjective), stubborn. (< kakamia).
kakamizi (adjective), uncompromising. (< kakamia).
kakamizi (adjective), unyielding. (< kakamia).
-kakamua (verb), inv.. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
-kakamua (verb), strive. (< kakamka V).
-kakamua (verb), work hard. (< kakamka V).
-kakamua (verb), struggle to do something. (< kakamka V).
-kakamuka (verb intr-inver), make great exertions. (< kakamavu,
kakamizi, mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
-kakamuka (verb intr-inver), groan. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu,
ukakamavu).
-kakamuka (verb intr-inver), moan. (< kakamavu, kakamizi, mkakamavu,
ukakamavu).
-kakamuka (verb intr-inver), take great pains. (< kakamavu, kakamizi,
mkakamavu, ukakamavu).
kakao (noun 9/10), pl kakao, cocoa.
kakara (noun), combat. (< kikiri, kukuru).
kakara (noun), hand-to-hand fighting. (< kikiri, kukuru).
kakara (noun), scuffle. (< kikiri, kukuru).
kakara (noun), struggle. (< kikiri, kukuru).
kakara (noun 9/10), pl kakara, struggling.
kakara (noun), kakara (variety of vegetable).
kakara (noun 9/10), pl kakara, wrestling.
kakasi (adjective), bitter (e.g. teeth after eating unripe banana).
-kakata (verb), freehand sketch.
-kakata (verb), be in pain.
-kakata (verb), feel pain.
-kakata (verb), feel pain.
-kakatua (verb), break.
-kakatua (verb), break off.
-kakatua (verb), tear off (with the teeth).
-kakatuka (verb), intr..
-kakatulia (verb), appl..
-kakawana (verb), masculine.
-kakawana (verb), powerful.
-kakawana (verb), be strong.
kakawana (noun), pl makakawana, athlete.
kakawana (noun 5/6), pl makakawana, muscular man.
kakawana (noun 5/6), pl makakawana, strong well-built man.
kaki (noun 9/10), pl kaki, biscuit (thin and hard-baked).
kaki (noun), kaki (kind of cloth). (< (Persian)).
kaki (noun 9/10), pl kaki, khaki.
kaki (noun), kaki (kind of pastry made of rice-flour and sugar). (<
(Persian)).
kakindu (noun 9/10), pl kakindu, herb (slender with white flowers).
kakindu (noun), kakindu (variety of plant, Striga pubiflora).
kala (noun 9/10), pl kala, cat (wild type of).
kala (noun 9/10), pl kala, collar. (< (English)).
kala (noun), large mongoose.
kala (noun 9/10), pl kala, sea-turtle.
kala (noun), word. [rare]
kalab (noun), hydrophobia. (< kalb).
kalab (noun), rabies. (< kalb).
kalafati (noun), caulk. [naut]
kalafati (noun 9/10), pl kalafati, caulking material.
kalafati (noun), caulking material.
-kalafatia (verb), appl..
kalakonje (noun 9/10), pl kalakonje, cat (wild type of).
kalakonje (noun), kalakonje (kind of wild cat).
kalala (noun 5/6), pl makalala, leathery sheath of coconut flower-stem.
kalala (noun), pl makalala, woody covering of the flower-stem of the
coconut (used as firewood).
kalala (noun 5/6), pl makalala, honeycomb.
kalala la nyuki (noun 5/6), pl makalala ya nyuki, gridwork (something
resembling a honeycomb).
kalala la nyuki (noun 5/6), pl makalala ya nyuki, grill.
kalala la nyuki (noun 5/6), pl makalala ya nyuki, honeycomb.
kalamazi (adjective), quickwitted. (< kalamka).
kalamazi (adjective), sharp-tongued. (< kalamka).
kalamazi (adjective), witty. (< kalamka).
kalambezi (noun 9/10), pl kalambezi, horse mackerel.
kalambezi (noun), kalambezi (kind of mackerel).
-kalamka (verb), be alert.
-kalamka (verb), intelligent.
-kalamka (verb), quickwitted.
-kalamka (verb), be quick-witted. mjini akapata kukalamka kwa utamaduni
[Abd].
-kalamka (verb), be sharp.
-kalamka (verb), be shrewd.
-kalamka (verb), Watch out!.
Kalamka! (verb), Look sharp!.
-kalamkia (verb), get the better of.
-kalamkia (verb), cheat.
-kalamkia (verb), outwit. (< kalamka V).
-kalamkia (verb), outwit.
-kalamkiwa (verb), be cheated.
-kalamkiwa (verb), be outwitted. (< kalamka V).
-kalamsha (verb), cheer up.
-kalamsha (verb), enliven.
-kalamsha (verb), revive.
kalamu (noun 9/10), pl kalamu, pen.
kalamu (noun), pen.
kalamu (noun 9/10), pl kalamu, pencil.
kalamu (noun), penholder.
kalamu ya lisasi (mate) (noun), pencil. chonga kalamu ya lisasi; kalamu
ya liasasi ya wino.
kalasha (noun), small elephant-tusk.
kalasha (noun 9/10), pl kalasha, tusk of ivory.
kalasia (noun), small metal jug. (< (Indian)).
kalasia (noun 9/10), pl kalasia, brass vessel (small with narrow neck).
-kale (adjective), archaic.
-kale (adjective), old-fashioned.
kale (adverb), earlier. hapo kale; zamani za kale; tangu kale; kale na
kale. (< kikale, mkale).
kale (adverb), formerly. hapo kale; zamani za kale; tangu kale; kale na
kale. (< kikale, mkale).
kale (noun 9/10), pl kale, long ago.
kale (noun 9/10), pl kale, ancient.
kale (noun), antiquity. watu wa kale; (prov.) mavi ya hayanuki.
kale (noun 9/10), pl kale, history.
kale (noun 9/10), pl kale, old times.
kale (noun), the past. watu wa kale; (prov.) mavi ya hayanuki.
kale (noun), past ages. watu wa kale; (prov.) mavi ya hayanuki.
kale na kale (adverb), for ever and ever.
kale na kale (adverb), eternal.
kale na kale (adverb), everlasting.
kalenda (noun 9/10), pl kalenda, calendar.
kalenda (noun), calendar. (coll.) kalenda iko mbali. (< (English)).
-kalfatiwa (verb), pass..
-kali (adjective), bitter.
-kali (adjective), ferocious.
-kali (adjective), fierce.
-kali (adjective), hot.
-kali (adjective), mean.
-kali (adjective), severe.
-kali (adjective), sharp.
-kali (adjective), strict.
-kali (adjective), strong.
kali (adjective), cruel. simba ni nyama mkali; hukumu kali.
kali (adjective), distressing. swali kali. (< makali, ukali, karipia,
karipio).
kali (adjective), hot. siki ni kali; tembo kali.
kali (adjective), intense. jua kali.
kali (adjective), scorching. jua kali.
kali (adjective), severe. simba ni nyama mkali; hukumu kali.
kali (adjective), sharp. kisu kikali.
kali (adjective), sharp. siki ni kali; tembo kali.
kali (adjective), sour. siki ni kali; tembo kali.
kali (adjective), strong. jua kali.
kali (adjective), strong (of foods). siki ni kali; tembo kali.
kali (adjective), urgent. swali kali. (< makali, ukali, karipia,
karipio).
kali (adjective), vehement. simba ni nyama mkali; hukumu kali.
kali (adjective), violent. simba ni nyama mkali; hukumu kali.
kali (adjective), wild. simba ni nyama mkali; hukumu kali.
-kalia (verb), intr.. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio,
ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
kalibu (noun), form (for casting metal, concrete etc.).
kalibu (noun), furnace.
kalibu (noun), mold (for casting metal, concrete etc.).
kalibu (noun 9/10), pl kalibu, mold (for casting).
kalibu (noun), heating pot.
-kalifu (verb), drive oneself. (< takalifu, ukalifu, utakalifu).
-kalifu (verb), force oneself. (< takalifu, ukalifu, utakalifu).
-kalifu (verb), torment oneself. (< takalifu, ukalifu, utakalifu).
-kalika (verb), intr.. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio,
ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kalika (verb), be inhabited. (< -kaa V).
-kalikana (verb), be habitable. nyumba hizi hazikaliki. (< kikalio,
kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
kalima (noun), word. (< mkalimani, mkalimu, ukalimani). [arch]
kalima (noun 9/10), pl kalima, word.
kalipa (noun 9/10), pl kalipa, calipers.
-kaliri (verb transitive), memorize.
-kalisha (verb), caus.. (< kikalio, kikao, makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio,
ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kalisha (verb causative), seat. kumkalisha Shangwe kitandani kwa nguvu
[Muk].
-kaliwa (verb), pass.. nchi hii imekaliwa na watu. (< kikalio, kikao,
makao, makazi, mkaa, mkalio, ukaaji, ukao, ukazi).
-kaliwa (verb), be inhabited. (< -kaa V).
kaltiveta (noun), cultivator. (< (English)). [agri]
kalua (noun), pl makalua, Kalua (name of a sect of Indian fishermen). (<
(Ind.)).
kalubu (noun), clamp.
-kama (verb), milk.
-kama (verb), milk. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kama (verb), press. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kama (verb), press out. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kama (verb), squeeze.
kama (adverb), about. lia kama mtoto; kama upendavyo; kama hivi; kama
maji; kama nini (rare kamani); anakimbia kama nini; kama shilingi kumi.
kama (adverb), approximately. lia kama mtoto; kama upendavyo; kama hivi;
kama maji; kama nini (rare kamani); anakimbia kama nini; kama shilingi
kumi.
kama (conjunction), about.
kama (conjunction), around.
kama (conjunction), as.
kama (conjunction), as. lia kama mtoto; kama upendavyo; kama hivi; kama
maji; kama nini (rare kamani); anakimbia kama nini; kama shilingi kumi.
kama (conjunction), if.
kama (conjunction), if. kama ukitaka; kama ningemwambia angefanya.
kama (conjunction), like.
kama (conjunction), like. lia kama mtoto; kama upendavyo; kama hivi;
kama maji; kama nini (rare kamani); anakimbia kama nini; kama shilingi
kumi.
kama (conjunction), such as.
kama (conjunction), than (in comparisons). bora dhahabu kama fedha.
kama (conjunction), that. tumeona kama aliondoka.
kama (conjunction), whether. walimwambia (kama) aje; kama ... kama.
-kama gombe (verb), milk a cow.
-kama ng'ombe (verb), milk a cow.
kamambe (adjective), invariable.
kamambe (adverb), intense.
kamambe (adverb), intensive.
kamambe (adverb), strong. mama Dzilongwa alikishika kamambe [Mun].
kamani (noun), mainspring. (< (Persian)).
kamani (noun 9/10), pl kamani, mainspring (of watch or clock).
kamani (noun), watch spring. (< (Persian)).
kamari (noun 9/10), pl kamari, gambling game.
kamari (noun), game of chance (any game played for money). cheza kamari.
kamasi (noun), pl makamasi, cold in the head. siwezi kamasi; toa (penga)
kamasi.
kamasi (noun 5/6), pl makamasi, mucus (of nose often used in plural).
kamasi (noun), pl makamasi, mucus discharge from the nose. futa
makamasi; vuta makamasi.
kamasi (noun), pl makamasi, sniffles. siwezi kamasi; toa (penga) kamasi.
-kamata (verb), catch.
-kamata (verb), catch. kamata kwa mtego; kamata mwizi.
-kamata (verb), detain. kamata kwa mtego; kamata mwizi.
-kamata (verb), grasp.
-kamata (verb), grasp. kamata kwa mtego; kamata mwizi.
-kamata (verb), hold.
-kamata (verb), take hold of.
-kamata (verb), seize.
-kamata (verb), seize. kamata kwa mtego; kamata mwizi.
-kamata (verb), take.
-kamata mateka (verb), take captive. (< kamata V, mateka N).
kamata (noun 9/10), pl kamata, flu.
kamata (noun 9/10), pl kamata, influenza.
kamata (noun), influenza.
kamata (noun), pneumonia.
-kamatana (verb), catch one another. (< kamata V).
kamati (noun 9/10), pl kamati, committee.
Kamati ya Uhusiano (noun), Public Relations Committee (kwaya).
-kamatia (verb), appl..
-kamatika (verb), palpable. hewa haikamatiki.
-kamatika (verb), be seizable. hewa haikamatiki.
-kamatika (verb), tangible. hewa haikamatiki.
-kamatwa (verb), be seized. (< kamata V).
-kamatwa (verb), be taken. (< kamata V).
kamba (noun 9/10), pl kamba, cord.
kamba (noun), cord. kamba ya nazi; kamba ya ulayiti; funga (piga) kamba;
suka (sokota) kamba; mvutano wa kamba; (fig.) mvutano wa kamba ya siasa.
(< ukambaa).
kamba (noun), pl (-); mikamba, crab. meno ya kamba; kamba wa pwani
(bahari); kamba mdogo.
kamba (noun), pl (-); mikamba, crayfish. meno ya kamba; kamba wa pwani
(bahari); kamba mdogo.
kamba (noun 5/6), pl makamba, honeycomb.
kamba (noun 9/10an), pl kamba, lobster.
kamba (noun), pl (-); mikamba, lobster. meno ya kamba; kamba wa pwani
(bahari); kamba mdogo.
kamba (noun 9/10), pl kamba, rope. alitambua kwamba siku zake za kukaa
pale zilikuwa zikikata kamba [Kez].
kamba (noun), rope. kamba ya nazi; kamba ya ulayiti; funga (piga) kamba;
suka (sokota) kamba; mvutano wa kamba; (fig.) mvutano wa kamba ya siasa.
(< ukambaa).
kamba (noun 9/10an), pl kamba, shrimp.
kamba (noun), pl (-); mikamba, shrimp. meno ya kamba; kamba wa pwani
(bahari); kamba mdogo.
kamba (noun), string. kamba ya nazi; kamba ya ulayiti; funga (piga)
kamba; suka (sokota) kamba; mvutano wa kamba; (fig.) mvutano wa kamba ya
siasa. (< ukambaa).
kamba (noun), twine. kamba ya nazi; kamba ya ulayiti; funga (piga)
kamba; suka (sokota) kamba; mvutano wa kamba; (fig.) mvutano wa kamba ya
siasa. (< ukambaa).
kamba ya asali (noun), pl makamba ya asali, honeycomb.
kambaa (noun), pl makambaa, rope (braided with strips of leaves). (<
kamba).
kambaa (noun), pl makambaa, whip. (ukambaa). (< kamba).
kambare (noun), pl (-), makambare, barbel.
kambare (noun 9/10an), pl kambare, catfish (fresh-water).
kambare (noun), pl (-), makambare, kind of catfish.
kambare (noun), pl (-), makambare, mudfish.
-panga kambi (verb), set up camp.
kambi (noun), bloc. kambi ya (ki)soshialisti. (< (English)).
kambi (noun), camp. kambi ya (ki)soshialisti. (< (English)).
kambi (noun 9/10), pl kambi, camp. msichana aliweka nadhiri siku
aliyoingia kambini kwamba angeivunja rekodi iliyokuwapo [Muk]. (< Eng.).
kambi (noun), camp. piga (panga) kambi; vunja kambi. (< (English)).
kambi (noun), camping-place. piga (panga) kambi; vunja kambi. (<
(English)).
kambi (noun 9/10), pl kambi, encampment. utakaa hapa katika kambi, sio
kama mfungwa lakini kama mtu huru [Ng]. (< Eng.).
-kambiwa (verb), and I am told. (< amba V). [poetic]
kambo (adjective), step-(father or mother). baba wa kambo.
kambo (noun), relationship by marriage. mtoto wa kambo; baba (mama) wa
kambo.
kambo (noun), step-relationship. mtoto wa kambo; baba (mama) wa kambo.
mama wa kambo (noun 9/10an), pl mama wa kambo, step-mother.
alimfananisha [...] Rozi na mama yake wa kambo [Sul].
-kambuka (verb), dry up.
-kambuka (verb), lose strength.
-kambuka (verb), become weak.
-kambuka (verb), wither.
kame (adjective), barren (of a land).
kame (adjective), invariable.
kame (adjective), desolate. (< ukame).
kame (adjective), empty. (< ukame).
kame (adjective), uncultivated. (< ukame).
kame (adjective), uninhabited. (< ukame).
kame (adjective), waste. (< ukame).
maji kame (noun 9/10), pl maji kame, shallow water. kiliogelea maji kame
[Moh].
kamera (noun), camera. kazi ya kamera. (< (English)).
kameshini (noun), pl kameshini, commission. (< Engl).
-kamia (verb), demand insistently. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamia (verb), extort. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamia (verb), extort by threats. (< kama V).
-kamia (verb), squeeze someone dry (i.e., extort something from him). (<
kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamia (verb), threaten. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamiana (verb), appl.-assoc.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamika (verb), intr.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamili (verb), complete. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamili (verb), end. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamili (verb), perfect. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
kamili (adjective), exact.
kamili (adjective), sharp.
kamili (adjective), whole. (< Arabic).
kamili (adjective), complete. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
kamili (adjective), intact. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
kamili (adjective), perfect. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
kamili (adjective), whole. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
kamili (adverb), complete.
kamili (adverb), completely.
-kamilia (verb), appl.. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamilifu (adjective), complete. huyu ni binadamu kamili [Abd]. (<
kamili adv).
-kamilifu (adjective), exactly. saa tatu kamili [...] mpenzi wake mpya
atampitia [Muk]. (< kamili adv).
-kamilifu (adjective), perfect. (< kamili adv).
-kamilika (verb), be complete. (< kamili adv).
-kamilika (verb intransitive), complete. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamilika (verb intransitive), perfect. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamilika (verb intransitive), be whole. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamilisha (verb), caus.. (< takamali, ukamilifu).
-kamilisha (verb), complete. (< kamili adv).
-kamilisha (verb causative), make perfect. haikuwa kazi rahisi
kuzikamilisha sharti za Rozi [Sul], alikamilisha ukunga wake [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
kamio (noun), pl makamio, criticism. (< kama). [rare]
kamio (noun), pl makamio, demand. (< kama). [rare]
kamio (noun 9/10), pl makamio, threatening demands. (< kama V).
kamio (noun), pl makamio, reprimand. (< kama). [rare]
kamio (noun 5/6), pl makamio, threat. (< kama v).
kamio (noun), pl makamio, threat. (< kama). [rare]
kamio (noun), pl makamio, treproach. (< kama). [rare]
-kamisha (verb), caus.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
kamiti (noun), committee. (< Eng).
kamna (noun 9/10), pl kamna, the game of 'bao'.
kamo (noun), sieve. (=chekecheke, chungio). [arch]
kampeni (noun 9/10), pl kampeni, campaign.
kampuni (noun), pl (-), makampuni, company. kampuni ya biashara; kampuni
ya kuchimba barabara. (< (English)).
kampuni (noun), pl (-), makampuni, company. (< (English)). [mil]
kampuni (noun 5/6), pl makampuni, company.
kampuni (noun 5/6), pl makampuni, trading company. ile kampuni ya
Wazungu ilikuwa ikitafuta mwanamke [Ma]. (< Eng.).
kampuni (noun 5/6), pl makampuni, corporation.
kampuni (noun), pl (-), makampuni, firm. kampuni ya biashara; kampuni ya
kuchimba barabara. (< (English)).
kampuni ya biashara (noun 5/6), pl makampuni ya biashara, commercial
company.
kamsa (noun 9/10), pl kamsa, alarm.
kamsa (noun), alarm. piga kamsa.
kamsa (noun), danger. piga kamsa.
kamsa (noun), reveille. [mil]
kamsa (noun), signal. piga kamsa.
-kamua (verb), compress.
-kamua (verb), crush. kamua mafuta; kamua maziwa; kamua nguo. (< kamio,
kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamua (verb), press out. kamua mafuta; kamua maziwa; kamua nguo. (<
kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamua (verb), squeeze. kamua mafuta; kamua maziwa; kamua nguo. (<
kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamua (verb), squeeze (out). Subira alikamua nguvu zake zote [Sul]. (<
kama V).
-kamua (verb), wring.
-kamua (verb reflexive), try hard (fig.). alijikamua kusema, lakini
yakatoka machozi badala ya sauti [Sul].
-kamulia (verb appl-inver), inv.-appl.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamulika (verb intr-inver), inv.-intr.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamulisha (verb caus-inver), inv.-caus.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
-kamuliwa (verb), be milked. (< kama V).
-kamuliwa (verb), be squeezed. (< kama V).
-kamuliwa (verb caus-inver), inv.-pass.. (< kamio, kikamulio, ukamio).
kamusi (noun 9/10), pl kamusi, dictionary.
kamusi (noun), dictionary.
kamusi (noun), encyclopedia.
kamusi (noun), glossary.
kamwe (adverb), at all.
kamwe (adverb), ever.
kamwe (adverb), in the least.
kamwe (adverb), by no means.
kamwe (adverb), never.
kamwe (adverb), once.
kamwe (adverb), absolutely not (at the end of neg. sentences). sitaki
kamwe.
kamwe (adverb), by no means (at the end of neg. sentences). sitaki
kamwe.
kamwe (adverb), never (at the end of neg. sentences). sitaki kamwe.
kamwe (adverb), not at all (at the end of neg. sentences). sitaki
kamwe.
kamwe (adverb), not at all. kamwe hatutaungama [Ng].
-kana (verb), deny. kana deni; kana reafiki. (< kano, mkana, mkanya,
mkanyo). ["repudiate a debt, disown a friend".]
-kana (verb), refuse to recognize. kana deni; kana reafiki. (< kano,
mkana, mkanya, mkanyo). ["repudiate a debt, disown a friend".]
-kana (verb), refuse.
-kana (verb), reject.
-kana (verb), reject. kana deni; kana reafiki. (< kano, mkana, mkanya,
mkanyo). ["repudiate a debt, disown a friend".]
-kana (verb), repudiate. kana deni; kana reafiki. (< kano, mkana,
mkanya, mkanyo). ["repudiate a debt, disown a friend".]
-kana (verb), deny.
kana (noun 9/10), pl kana, rudder. [naut]
kana (noun), pl (-), makana, tiller. (< (Port.?)). [naut]
kana kwamba (conjunction), as if.
kana kwamba (conjunction), as though. jasho likimtoka kana kwamba
analima [Mt]. (< Arabic).
kanadili (noun 5/6), pl makanadili, projection from stern of vessel.
[naut]
Kanani (noun), Palestine.
kanchiri (noun), brassiere. (=sidiria).
kanchiri (noun), cloth worn by women to support the breasts. (=sidiria).
kanchiri (noun 9/10), pl kanchiri, cloth (worn by women to support
breasts).
-kanda (verb), apply a compress.
-kanda (verb), knead.
-kanda (verb), knead. kanda unga (udongo); kanda mwili. (< kandiko,
mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando, ukandamizwaji). [knead dough (clay),
massage the body]
-kanda (verb), massage.
-kanda (verb), press. kanda unga (udongo); kanda mwili. (< kandiko,
mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando, ukandamizwaji). [knead dough (clay),
massage the body]
-kanda (verb), squeeze by hand.
kanda (noun 9/10), pl kanda, audio cassette.
kanda (noun 9/10), pl kanda, bag (broad-bottomed and woven for grain).
kanda (noun 5/6), pl makanda, foul person.
kanda (noun), pl (-), makanda, grain-sack (made of matting).
-kandamisha (verb caus-stat), stat.-caus.. (< kandiko, mkandaji,
mkandamizo, mkando, ukandamizwaji).
-kandamiza (verb), compress. (< kandiko, mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando,
ukandamizwaji).
-kandamiza (verb), impress. (< kandiko, mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando,
ukandamizwaji).
-kandamiza (verb), oppress. (< kandiko, mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando,
ukandamizwaji).
-kandamiza (verb), exert pressure. (< kandiko, mkandaji, mkandamizo,
mkando, ukandamizwaji).
-kandamiza (verb causative), press heavy on. alimvuta na kuukandamiza
mdomo wake shavuni kwa Shangwe [Muk].
-kandamizia (verb applicative), press for. mwanamke anainuka taratibu na
kukikandamizia kitambaa kile kwenye pua na mdomo wa Fadhil [Muk].
kandanda (noun), football.
kandanda (noun 9/10), pl kandanda, football match.
kandanda (noun), football game.
kandanda (noun 9/10), pl kandanda, soccer.
kandarinya (noun), teakettle. (=birika, buli). (< (Port.)). [arch]
kande (noun), kande (a special dish prepared for New Year's Day (Nairuzi)
in which seven kinds of grain are included).
kande (noun), industry. [rare]
kande (noun 9/10), pl kande, provisions.
kande (noun), provisions.
kande (noun 9/10), pl kande, supplies (for journey).
kande (noun), supply of food.
-kandia (verb), appl.. (< kandiko, mkandaji, mkandamizo, mkando,
ukandamizwaji).
-kandika (verb), plaster.
-kandika (verb), plaster a house with clay. (< kandiko, mkandaji,
mkandamizo, mkando, ukandamizwaji).
kandiko (noun), pl makandiko, clay coating (on the walls of a house). (<
kanda).
kandiko (noun 5/6), pl makandiko, clay for plastering.
-kandikwa (verb), be plastered.
kandili (noun 9/10), pl kandili, lamp.
kandili (noun), pl makandili, lamp.
kandili (noun 9/10), pl kandili, lantern.
kandili (noun), pl makandili, lantern.
kando (adverb), aside.
kando (adverb), close to. yeye akasimama kando kumsubiri [Sul], kando
yao, palikuwa na magofu [Sul].
kando (adverb), next to.
kando (adverb), along. simama kando; kando ya nyumba. [stand aside]
kando (adverb), aside. simama kando; kando ya nyumba. [stand aside]
kando (adverb), by. simama kando; kando ya nyumba. [stand aside]
kando (adverb), next to. simama kando; kando ya nyumba. [stand aside]
kando (adverb), sideways. simama kando; kando ya nyumba. [stand aside]
kando (noun 9/10), pl kando, bank (of river).
kando (noun), corner. kando ya mto. [bank of a river]
kando (noun 9/10), pl kando, edge.
kando (noun), edge. kando ya mto. [bank of a river]
kando (noun 9/10), pl kando, side.
kando (noun), side. kando ya mto. [bank of a river]
kando ya (adverb), alongside.
kando ya (adverb), beside.
kando ya (adverb), by the side.
kandokando (adverb), along. kandokando ya mto. [along the river]
-kang'ata (verb), feel pain.
kang'ata (noun), rheumatic pains.
kanga (noun 9/10), pl kanga, cloth worn by women. hana khanga hata moja
[Moh]. She doesn't have even one cotton wrapper..
kanga (noun), cotton cloth (with designs in several colors) worn by
women.
kanga (noun 9/10), pl kanga, cloth (cotton usually with a printed
saying).
kanga (noun), common guinea fowl (Numida mitrata). [ornith]
kanga (noun 9/10), pl kanga, stalk(stripped bare of coconuts).
kanga (noun 9/10), pl kanga, guinea-fowl.
kangaga (noun), pl makangaga, fern (species of). [bot]
kangaga (noun), pl makangaga, flag.
kangaga (noun), pl makangaga, reed (species of). [bot]
kangaja (noun), kangaja (kind of fish).
kangaja (noun 9/10), pl kangaja, fish (type with disagreeable smell).
kangaja (noun), kangaja (variety of tall grass growing usually in
stagnant water).
kangaja (noun 5/6), pl makangaja, mandarin orange (small).
kangaja (noun), pl makangaga, kangaja (small mandarin orange). (<
mkangaja).
kangaja (noun 9/10), pl kangaja, reed.
kangaja (noun 5/6), pl makangaja, tussock herb with stems up to 3ft.
tall.
-kanganya (verb), confuse.
-kanganya (verb), intrigue.
-kanganya (verb), surprise.
kangara (noun), beer made from corn-husks and sweetened with honey.
kangara (noun 9/10), pl kangara, beer (made from fermented maize).
-kangwa (verb), be fried.
kani (noun 9/10), pl kani, anger.
kani (noun), anger.
kani (noun), energy. penda kwa kani. [to love passionately]
kani (noun), strength. penda kwa kani. [to love passionately]
kani (noun), vexation.
-kania (verb applicative), appl.. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-kanikana (verb), be deniable. (< -kana V).
kaniki (noun 9/10), pl kaniki, calico (dark blue used for mourning).
kaniki kifuani, alianza kumahanika [Moh].
kaniki (noun), dark blue cotton cloth.
kaniki (noun), kaniki (article of women's clothing).
kaniki (noun 9/10), pl kaniki, dark cotton material worn as a scarf or
tied on the waist.
kanisa (noun), pl (-); makanisa, chapel (Christian).
kanisa (noun 5/6), pl makanisa, church.
kanisa (noun), pl (-); makanisa, church (Christian).
kanisa (noun), pl (-); makanisa, mosque. [rare]
kanja (noun 5/6), pl makanja, leaf (of coconut palm with fronds woven
tog.).
kanji (noun 9/10), pl kanji, starch.
kanju (noun 5/6), pl makanju, cashew fruit.
kanju (noun), pl makunja, fruit of the cashew tree. (< (Indian);
mkanju).
kano (noun), pl makano, sudden fit of anger. (< kana). [rare]
kano (noun 5/6), pl makano, denial. (< kana V).
kano (noun), pl makano, denial. (< kana). [rare]
kano (noun), pl makano, disavowal. (< kana). [rare]
kano (noun), pl makano, refusal. (< kana). [rare]
kano (noun 9/10), pl kano, sinew.
kano (noun 9/10), pl kano, tendon.
kanseli (noun), chancery (of an embassy).
kanseli (noun), consulate.
kantara (noun), bridge. (=daraja). [rare]
kantini (noun), bar. (< (English)).
kantini (noun), canteen. (< (English)).
kanu (noun 9/10), pl kanu, animal (like wild cat or weasel).
kanu (noun), pl makanu, wild cat.
kanu (noun), pl makanu, marten.
kanu (noun), pl makanu, weasel.
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, canon.
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, condition.
kanuni (noun), essential condition. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya
kanuni; kanuni tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina
kanuni; kanuni ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular
army/troops]
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, convention.
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, fundamental.
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, law.
kanuni (noun), precept. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya kanuni; kanuni
tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina kanuni; kanuni
ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular army/troops]
kanuni (noun), principle. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya kanuni;
kanuni tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina kanuni;
kanuni ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular
army/troops]
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, procedure.
kanuni (noun), regulation. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya kanuni;
kanuni tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina kanuni;
kanuni ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular
army/troops]
kanuni (noun 9/10), pl kanuni, rule.
kanuni (noun), rule. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya kanuni; kanuni
tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina kanuni; kanuni
ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular army/troops]
kanuni (noun), theory. kanuni za barabarani; majeshi ya kanuni; kanuni
tano za kuishi pamoja kwa amani; hana kanuni ya kuja; sina kanuni; kanuni
ya sheria; kanuni ya kanuni. [traffic regulations; regular army/troops]
kanuni kuu ya watumishi (noun 9/10), pl kanuni kuu za watumishi,
guideline.
kanuni kuu ya watumishi (noun 9/10), pl kanuni kuu za watumishi, general
staff rule.
kanuni ya msingi (noun 9/10), pl kanuni za msingi, basic principle.
kanuni ya mwanzo (noun 9/10), pl kanuni za mwanzo, first principle.
-kanusha (verb), dare someone to disagree. (< kano, mkana, mkanya,
mkanyo).
-kanusha (verb), deny. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-kanusha (verb), refute. (< -kanya V).
-kanusha (verb), refute. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
kanwa (noun 5/6), pl makanwa, mouth.
-kanya (verb), censure. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-kanya (verb), forbid.
-kanya (verb), refuse. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-kanya (verb), reprove. (< kano, mkana, mkanya, mkanyo).
-kanya (verb causative), rebuke. sisi wazee wetu walitukanya 'vyo [Moh].
-kanyaga (verb), copulate (of a male bird).
-kanyaga (verb), stamp on. (< kanyagio).
-kanyaga (verb), step. (< kanyagio).
-kanyaga (verb), step on.
-kanyaga (verb), trample.
-kanyaga (verb), trample on.
-kanyaga (verb), trample on. (< kanyagio).
-kanyaga (verb), tread. (< kanyagio).
-kanyaga (verb), tread upon. ninaogopa kukanyaga viumbe vya Mungu [Kez].
kanyagio (noun), pl makanyagio, pedal (bicycle). (< kanyaga).
-kanyagwa (verb), be trodden on. (< -kanyaga V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, prohibition. (< kana V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, rebuke. (< kana V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, refusal. (< kana V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, reprimand. (< kana V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, reproach. (< kana V).
kanyo (noun), pl makanyo, repudiation. (< kana V).
kanzi (noun 9/10), pl kanzu, treasure.
kanzi (noun), treasure (hidden).
kanzi (noun), valuable.
kanzo (noun), pl makanzo, heating. (=akiba, hazina, dafina). (<
kaanga).
kanzo (noun), pl makanzo, warming. (=akiba, hazina, dafina). (<
kaanga).
kanzu (noun 9/10), pl kanzu, man's clothing (long robe).
kanzu (noun 9/10), pl kanzu, woman's dress (not only traditional). njoo
mama uvae kanzu yako [Moh]. (< Arabic).
kanzu (noun 9/10), pl kanzu, garment (long robe worn by men). kanzu yake
mararu mararu imegeuka hudhurungi rangi si yake [Abd]. (< Arabic).
kanzu (noun), long, white outer garment, the old traditional costume of
Swahili men). kanzu ya mfuto; kanzu ya darizi. [simple kanzu;
embroidered kanzu]
kao (noun), pl makao, dwelling. (< kaa).
kao (noun 5/6), pl makao, headquarters. (< -kaa V).
kao (noun 5/6), pl makao, home. (< -kaa V).
kao (noun), pl makao, residence. (< kaa).
-enda kapa (verb), go broke. amekwenda kapa. he owns nothing.
-enda kapa (verb), lose (in a card game).
kapa (noun 9/10), pl kapa, coat (type without sleeves).
kapa (noun), sleeveless shirt. (< kwapa?).
kapani (noun 9/10), pl kapani, balance.
kapani (noun), balance. (< (Persian)).
kapani (noun 9/10), pl kapani, scale.
kapani (noun), scales (kind of). (< (Persian)).
kapela (noun), pl makapela, unmarried man. (=mvulana, mseja).
kapela (noun 5/6), pl makapela, unmarried man.
kapera (noun 5/6), pl makapera, bachelor.
kapi (noun 9/10), pl kapi, chaff.
kapi (noun), pl makapi, chaff. makapi ya mpunga. [rice husks]
kapi (noun), pl makapi, husks. makapi ya mpunga. [rice husks]
kapi (noun 9/10), pl kapi, pulley.
kapi (noun), pl (-); makapi, pulley.
kapilari (noun), capillary (vessel). (< (English)). [anat]
kapilari (noun), capillary action. (< (English)).
kapile (noun), any kind of cooked food sold in the market.
kapile (noun 9/10), pl kapile, cooked food (of any kind).
kapteni (noun), pl makapteni, captain. kapteni wa manowari. captain of
a warship. (< (English)).
kaptula (noun 9/10), pl kaptula, shorts.
kaptura (noun 9/10), pl kaptura, shorts.
kapu (noun 5/6), pl makapu, basket (large). anavua nguo zake na kuzitupa
kwenye kapu kubwa [Muk].
kapungu (noun 9/10), pl kapungu, eagle.
kapungu (noun), kind of eagle.
kapungu (noun), kind of shark.
kapungu (noun 9/10), pl kapungu, shark (type of).
kaputa (noun 9/10), pl kaputa, dance (used for exorcism of spirits).
kaputa (noun), kind of dance performed in exorcising spirits.
kaputi (adjective), stunned. nusu kaputi. (< (Germ.?)). [stunned;
;stupefied.]
kaputi (adjective), stupified. nusu kaputi. (< (Germ.?)). [stunned;
;stupefied.]
kaputula (noun), grippe. [med]
kaputula (noun), inluenza.
kaputula (noun), shorts.
kaputula (noun 9/10), pl kaputula, shorts (garment).
kaputula (noun), trousers (short).
kara (noun 5/6), pl makara, pause for someone. else to start reading
Koran.
kara (noun), pl makara, reading from the Koran. [isl]
kara (noun), pl makara, shaving.
kara (noun 5/6), pl makara, splinter.
kara (noun), pl makara, splinter.
karabai (noun 9/10), pl karabai, kerosene lamp.
karabai (noun), lamp (burning gasoline, kerosine).
karabai (noun), electric lightbulb.
karadha (noun), credit (without interest). omba karadha; pa karadha. (<
karidhi). [raise a loan; give a loan]
karadha (noun), loan (without interest). omba karadha; pa karadha. (<
karidhi). [raise a loan; give a loan]
karadha (noun 9/10), pl karadha, money on loan.
karadha ya mishahara (noun 9/10), pl karadha za mishahara, salary
advance.
karadha ya mishahara (noun 9/10), pl karadha za mishahara, interest free
loan.
karafuu (noun 9/10), pl karafuu, clove. nikachunga [...] karafuu na
tangawizi [Abd]. (< Arabic).
karaha (noun 9/10), pl karaha, abhorrence. (< kirihi V).
karaha (noun), abhorrence. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karaha (noun), antipathy. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karaha (noun 9/10), pl karaha, aversion. (< kirihi V).
karaha (noun), aversion. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karaha (noun), disfavor. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karaha (noun 9/10), pl karaha, disgust. (< kirihi V).
karaha (noun), distaste. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karaha (noun), relection. (< kirahi, kirihi, makuruhi).
karai (noun 5/6), pl makarai, basin. anachukua ndoo ya maji na karai na
kuingia bafuni [Muk].
karai (noun), pl makarai, cooking-pot. karai la kukaanga. [frying pan]
karai (noun), pl makarai, washbasin (metal).
karakana (noun 9/10), pl karakana, factory.
karakana (noun), factory. (< (Pers.)).
karakana (noun 9/10), pl karakana, workshop.
karakana (noun), workshop. (< (Pers.)).
karama (noun), esteem. ana karama. (< kirimu, karimu). [he enjoys
respect]
karama (noun 9/10), pl karama, gracious gift esp. from God. (< kirimu
V).
karama (noun 9/10), pl karama, honor. (< kirimu V).
karama (noun), honor. ana karama. (< kirimu, karimu). [he enjoys
respect]
karama (noun), importance. maneno yake yana karama. (< kirimu, karimu).
karama (noun), respect. ana karama. (< kirimu, karimu). [he enjoys
respect]
karama (noun), value. maneno yake yana karama. (< kirimu, karimu).
karama (noun), weight. maneno yake yana karama. (< kirimu, karimu).
karama (noun), worth. maneno yake yana karama. (< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun), banquet. fanya karamu; enda karamuni; karamu ya
kiserikali. (< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun), celebration. fanya karamu; enda karamuni; karamu ya
kiserikali. (< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun 9/10), pl karamu, feast. (< kirimu V).
karamu (noun), feast. fanya karamu; enda karamuni; karamu ya kiserikali.
(< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun), festival. fanya karamu; enda karamuni; karamu ya
kiserikali. (< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun), festivity. fanya karamu; enda karamuni; karamu ya
kiserikali. (< kirimu, karimu).
karamu (noun 9/10), pl karamu, party. (< kirimu V).
karanga (noun 9/10), pl karanga, groundnut.
karanga (noun), pl (-); makaranga, groundnut (usually when roasted).
karanga (noun 9/10), pl karanga, peanut.
karanga (noun), pl (-); makaranga, peanut.
karanga mwitu (noun), pl (-); makaranga, perennial herb (desmodium
abscendens).
karangosi (noun), puppet. (< (Turk.)).
karani (noun), pl makarani, bookkeeper. (=katibu, mwandishi); karani wa
kodi. (< ukarani).
karani (noun 1/2), pl makarani, clerk.
karani (noun), pl makarani, clerk. (=katibu, mwandishi); karani wa kodi.
(< ukarani).
karani (noun), pl makarani, office-worker. (=katibu, mwandishi); karani
wa kodi. (< ukarani).
karani (noun 1/2), pl makarani, secretary.
karani (noun), pl makarani, secretary. (=katibu, mwandishi); karani wa
kodi. (< ukarani).
karantini (noun), quarantine. (< (English)). [med]
karasa (noun 9/10), pl karasa, animal (small that steals fowl).
karasa (noun), mongoose, ichneumon (Herpestes ichneumon).
-paa karata (verb), win a game of cards.
karata (noun 9/10), pl karata, card (playing card).
karata (noun), playing card. gawa karata; cheza karata. (< (Port.)).
[deal cards; play cards.]
karata (noun 9/10), pl karata, playing-card.
karatasi (noun), list. kipande cha karatasi; karatasi ya kukaushia wino;
karatasi ya kunakilisha; karatasi ya shashi. (< kikaratasi). [a piece of
paper; bloating paper; tracing paper; carbon paper; tissue paper.]
karatasi (noun 9/10), pl karatasi, paper.
karatasi (noun), paper. kipande cha karatasi; karatasi ya kukaushia
wino; karatasi ya kunakilisha; karatasi ya shashi. (< kikaratasi). [a
piece of paper; bloating paper; tracing paper; carbon paper; tissue
paper.]
karela (noun 9/10), pl karela, climbing herb with yellow flowers and
edible fruit.
karela (noun), annual plant (Momordica morgose or charantia). (<
(Ind.)).
-karema (verb), barren.
-karema (verb), be sterile.
Kariakoo (noun), Kariakoo (center of Dar es Salaam). (< (Port.)).
-karibia (verb), approach.
-karibia (verb), approach. (< karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji).
-karibia (verb), come close. (< karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji).
-karibia (verb), get close.
-karibia (verb), be near. (< karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji).
-karibia (verb), come near.
-karibia (verb), draw near.
karibia (adjective), approaching.
-karibiana (verb), approaching each other. (< -karibia V).
-karibiana (verb), converge. (< -karibia V).
-karibiana (verb), meet. (< karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji).
-karibiana (verb), next to each other. (< -karibia V).
-karibisha (verb), approximate. karibisha chakula; karibisha kiti. (<
karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji). [offer food; invite somebody to sit
down]
-karibisha (verb), bring closer. karibisha chakula; karibisha kiti. (<
karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji). [offer food; invite somebody to sit
down]
-karibisha (verb), invite. karibisha chakula; karibisha kiti. (<
karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji). [offer food; invite somebody to sit
down]
-karibisha (verb), make welcome. (< -karibia V).
-karibisha (verb), make welcome. karibisha chakula; karibisha kiti. (<
karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji). [offer food; invite somebody to sit
down]
-karibisha (verb), welcome. (< -karibia V).
karibisho (noun), pl makaribisho, welcome. (< karibia).
karibisho (noun 5/6), pl makaribisho, welcoming. (< -karibia V).
-karibishwa (verb), be welcomed. (< -karibia V).
-karibiwa (verb), pass.. (< karibisho, karibu, mkaribishaji).
-karibu (verb), come close. (< -karibia V).
-karibu (verb), enter. (< -karibia V).
-karibu (verb), come near. (< -karibia V).
karibu (adverb), almost. alilia karibu usiku kucha [Kez].
karibu (adverb), around. (< -karibia V).
karibu (adverb), nearly. (< -karibia V).
karibu (adverb), near. karibu yangu; tunakaa karibu ya (na) mji huu. (<
karibia). [near me; we live near the city.]
karibu (adverb), in the vicinity. karibu yangu; tunakaa karibu ya (na)
mji huu. (< karibia). [near me; we live near the city.]
karibu (noun 9/10), pl karibu, close. (< -karibia V).
karibu (noun 9/10), pl karibu, near. (< -karibia V).
karibu (noun 9/10), pl karibu, welcome note. (< -karibia V).
karibu (noun 9/10), pl karibu, near relation. (< -karibia V).
karibu (noun), relative (close). watu hawa ni ndugu zangu wa karibu. (<
karibia). [these people are my close relatives.]
karibu (noun 9/10), pl karibu, welcome. (< -karibia V).
karibu (preposition), close to. karibu na jengo hili kuna mti [Kez].
karibu (preposition), near.
karibu na (adverb), close to. (< -karibia V).
karibu na (adverb), near. (< -karibia V).
karibu na (adverb), nearby.
karibu! (interjection), welcome. (< -karibia V).
karibu! (interjection), pl (pl.) karibuni, Welcome! (in response to the
query Hodi?. karibu kitini!. (< karibia). [please be seated.]
karibu! (interjection), come in. (< -karibia V).
karibu! (interjection), pl (pl.) karibuni, Come in! (in response to the
query Hodi?). karibu kitini!. (< karibia). [please be seated.]
karibuni (adverb), not long ago.
karibuni (adverb), recently.
karibuni (adverb), soon.
-karidhi (verb), lend (money). (< karadha). [rare]
-karidhia (verb), appl.. (< karadha).
-karidhiwa (verb), pass.. (< karadha).
karii (noun), pl makarii, (recognized) authority on poetry or literature.
alitoa vyeti na tuzo kwa washindi wa mashairi, naye akiwa karii wa
washairi. ["he awarded the prizes to the winners of the poetry contest,
for he is an authority on poetry".]
karii (noun), pl makarii, literary critic. alitoa vyeti na tuzo kwa
washindi wa mashairi, naye akiwa karii wa washairi. ["he awarded the
prizes to the winners of the poetry contest, for he is an authority on
poetry".]
karii (noun), pl makarii, (recognized) expert on poetry or literature.
alitoa vyeti na tuzo kwa washindi wa mashairi, naye akiwa karii wa
washairi. ["he awarded the prizes to the winners of the poetry contest,
for he is an authority on poetry".]
karimu (adjective), generous.
karimu (adjective), liberal.
karimu (adjective), open handed.
karimu (adjective), generous. (< kirimu, mkarimu, ukarimu).
karimu (adjective), hospitable. (< kirimu, mkarimu, ukarimu).
karimu (adjective), magnanimous. (< kirimu, mkarimu, ukarimu).
-karipia (verb), be angry with someone. (< kali).
-karipia (verb), reprimand. "Nyamaza!" alikaripia Kaburu. [Ng],
mwalimu wake mzuri asiyemkaripia [Muk].
-karipia (verb), reprimand. (< kali).
-karipia (verb), reproach.
-karipia (verb), reproach. (< kali).
-karipia (verb), scold.
-karipia (verb), scold. (< kali).
-karipia (verb), be vexed with. (< kali).
-karipia (verb), rebuke.
karipio (noun 5/6), pl makaripio, chide. (< -karipia V).
karipio (noun), pl makaripio, rebuke. (< kali, karipia).
karipio (noun 5/6), pl makaripio, reprimand. (< -karipia V).
karipio (noun), pl makaripio, reprimand. (< kali, karipia).
karipio (noun 5/6), pl makaripio, scolding. kukawia kwake dakika chache
kulimpatia karipio [Sul]. (< -karipia V).
karipio (noun), pl makaripio, scolding. (< kali, karipia).
-karipiwa (verb), pass.. (< kali).
-karipiwa (verb), be rebuked. (< -karipia V).
-kariri (verb), recite. (< kikariri).
-kariri (verb), repeat. (< kikariri).
-kariri (verb), repeat (something said). alianza kukariri kimoyomoyo
nyimbo za kubembelezea mtoto [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-kariri (verb), recite.
-kariria (verb), appl.. (< kikariri).
-karirisha (verb), caus.. (< kikariri).
-kariri (verb), say again. (< kikariri).
-kaririwa (verb), pass.. (< kikariri).
karne (noun 9/10), pl karne, century.
karne (noun), century. karne ya sasa. [the present century; modern
times.]
karo (noun 9/10), pl karo, fee.
karo (noun), fee (usually in kind).
karo (noun), pay.
karo (noun), recompense.
karo (noun), renumeration.
karo (noun), reward.
karoti (noun), carrot. (< (English)).
kasa (adjective), less.
kasa (adverb), less (than). saa sita kasa robo. [a quarter to twelve.]
kasa (adverb), shorter (than). saa sita kasa robo. [a quarter to
twelve.]
kasa (noun), sea-tortoise. (< (Pers.?)).
kasa (noun 9/10), pl kasa, turtle.
kasa robo (adjective), quarter to (telling time). (< kasa adv, robo N).
kasabu (noun), brocade.
kasabu (noun), cloth of gold.
kasabu (noun 9/10), pl kasabu, gold cloth.
kasama (noun 9/10), pl kasama, joining of bow of sailing vessel. [naut]
kasama (noun), kasama (an oath).
kasama (noun 9/10), pl kasama, oath.
kasama (noun 3/4), distribution. (< kasimu).
kasama (noun), math.division. (< kasimu).
kasama (noun 3/4), division. (< kasimu).
kasama (noun), part. (< kasimu).
kasama (noun 3/4), partition. (< kasimu).
kasama (noun), share. (< kasimu).
kasarobo (adjective), quarter to (telling time). (< kasoro adv, robo N).
kaseti (noun 9/10), pl kaseti, cassette.
kasha (noun 5/6), pl makasha, box.
kasha (noun), pl makasha, box. kasha la fedha. (< (Port.)). [strong
box; safe]
kasha (noun 5/6), pl makasha, case.
kasha (noun), pl makasha, case. kasha la fedha. (< (Port.)). [strong
box; safe]
kasha (noun 5/6), pl makasha, chest. walichukua kasha lililokuwa tupu
pale dukani [Muk]. (< Portuguese).
kasha (noun), pl makasha, chest. kasha la fedha. (< (Port.)). [strong
box; safe]
-kashabi (verb), crush. (< (Pers.)). [rare]
-kashabi (verb), press (sugarcane). (< (Pers.)). [rare]
-kashabi (verb), squeeze out. (< (Pers.)). [rare]
kashabu (noun), pl kashabu, hollow bead (of gold or silver or glass).
kashabu (noun 9/10), pl kashabu, bead (hollow and colored).
kashabu (noun 9/10), pl kashabu, rod (wooden that separates threads in
weaving).
kashabu (noun), wooden rod (on a loom).
kashata (noun 9/10), pl kashata, candy (type of).
kashata (noun), kashata (a confection made of burnt sugar and grated
coconut).
kashida (noun), neckerchief.
kashida (noun), scarf.
kashida (noun), shawl.
kashida (noun 9/10), pl kashida, shawl (type of).
kashifa (noun 9/10), pl kashifa, disparaged (thing).
kashifa (noun), exposure. (< kashifu, ukashifu).
kashifa (noun), false statements. (=aibisha, chongea, singizia). (<
kashifu, ukashifu).
kashifa (noun), libel. (=aibisha, chongea, singizia). (< kashifu,
ukashifu).
kashifa (noun), secret facts the revelation of which is injurious to a
person. (=aibisha, chongea, singizia). (< kashifu, ukashifu).
kashifa (noun 9/10), pl kashifa, slander.
kashifa (noun), slander. (=aibisha, chongea, singizia). (< kashifu,
ukashifu).
kashifa (noun), unveiling. (< kashifu, ukashifu).
-kashifia (verb), appl.. (< kashifa).
-kashifika (verb), intr.. (< kashifa).
-kashifiwa (verb), pass.. (< kashifa).
-kashifiwa (verb), be slandered. (< kashifa N).
-kashifu (verb), expose. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), insult. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), libel. mke wangu [...] kanikashifu [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-kashifu (verb), offend. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), reveal. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), slander. (< kashifa N).
-kashifu (verb), slander. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), throw suspicion on someone. (< kashifa).
-kashifu (verb), unveil. (< kashifa).
kasi (adjective), fast.
kasi (adjective), quick.
kasi (adjective), speed.
kasi (adverb), forcefully. (< Arabic).
kasi (adverb), hastily. (< Arabic).
kasi (adverb), vehemently. moyo wa Matata ulikwenda kasi [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
kasi (adverb), energetically. enda (kwa) kasi. [run very fast]
kasi (adverb), quickly. enda (kwa) kasi. [run very fast]
kasi (adverb), speedily. enda (kwa) kasi. [run very fast]
kasi (adverb), vigorously. enda (kwa) kasi. [run very fast]
kasi (noun), pl (-), makasi, calabash (for storing milk or palm-wine).
kasi (noun), effort.
kasi (noun), energy.
kasi (noun), exertion.
kasi (noun), haste. tia (piga) kasi. [make an effort; exert oneself]
kasi (noun), hurry. tia (piga) kasi. [make an effort; exert oneself]
kasi (noun), intensity.
kasi (noun), speed. tia (piga) kasi. [make an effort; exert oneself]
kasia (noun), pl makasia, kasia (species of antelope, oribi).
kasia (noun), pl makasia, oar. piga (vuta) makasia; kasia la nyuma.
[naut]
kasia (noun 5/6), pl makasia, oar.
kasiba (noun 9/10), pl kasiba, barrel of gun.
kasiba (noun), pipe. kasiba ya banduki; (fig.) mdomo kama kasiba.
[riffle-barrel; small, round mouth (evidence of female beauty)]
kasiba (noun), tube. kasiba ya banduki; (fig.) mdomo kama kasiba.
[riffle-barrel; small, round mouth (evidence of female beauty)]
kasida (noun 9/10), pl kasida, Muslim praises of Mohammed.
kasida (noun 9/10), pl kasida, song (religious).
kasida (noun 9/10), pl kasida, religious songs.
-kasidi (verb), have in view. (< makusudio N).
kasidi (adverb), in order to. (< makusudio N).
kasidi (noun 9/10), pl kasidi, intention.
kasidi (noun 9/10), pl kasidi, object.
kasidi (noun 9/10), pl kasidi, purpose.
kasidi (noun), aim. (= shauri, maana, nia, mradi). (< makusudio N).
kasidi (noun), plan. (= shauri, maana, nia, mradi). (< makusudio N).
kasikasi (adjective), distorted.
kasiki (noun), pl makasiki, chalice.
kasiki (noun), pl makasiki, communion cup.
kasiki (noun), pl makasiki, gown (of a clergy-man).
kasiki (noun), pl (-), makasiki, large earthenware jug (for storing
water).
kasiki (noun), pl makasiki, robe (of a clergy-man).
kasiki (noun 9/10), pl kasiki, waterjar (large earthen).
kasimile (noun 9/10), pl kasimile, coconut cream.
kasimile (noun), coconut oil.
-kasimu (verb), divide (up). (=gawa, gawanya). (< mkasama). [rare]
kasirani (noun), anger. (< kasiri).
kasirani (noun), annoyance. (< kasiri).
kasirani (noun), vexation. (< kasiri).
-kasiri (verb), make angry. (< kasirani).
-kasiri (verb), annoy. (< kasirani).
-kasiri (verb), be deficient (us. neg.). (< Arabic).
-kasiri (verb), fail (to do). lakini Aziza hakukasiri, hapo hapo
alikwenda mbio mpaka dirishani [Abd], na Mungu hakukasiri kakuleta wewe
[Abd]. (< Arabic).
-kasiri (verb), infuriate. (< kasirani).
-kasiri (verb), irritate. (< kasirani).
-kasiri (verb), vex. (< kasirani).
kasiri (noun), end. (=mwisho, hatima). [rare]
-kasiria (verb), appl.. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), anger. (< -kasirani N).
-kasirika (verb), be angry. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), be angry. (< -kasirani N).
-kasirika (verb), be angry at someone. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), be annoyed with someone. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), be annoyed. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), irritated. (< kasirani).
-kasirika (verb), be vexed. Asumini alikasirika na kununa [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
-kasirisha (verb), make angry. (< -kasirani N).
-kasirishana (verb), make each other angry. (< -kasirani N).
-kasiriwa (verb), pass.. (< kasirani).
kasisi (noun 5/6), pl makasisi, pastor (Protestant).
kasisi (noun 5/6), pl makasisi, priest.
kasisi (noun), pl makasisi, priest. (=padre). (< ukasisi).
kaskazi (noun 9/10), pl kaskazi, north monsoon.
kaskazi (noun), time of the northeast monsoon.
kaskazi (noun), north. kaskazini. [in a northerly direction]
kaskazi (noun 9/10), pl kaskazi, north-wind.
kaskazi (noun), hot season of the year (December-March).
kaskazi (noun 9/10), pl kaskazi, hot season (Dec. to Mar.). bahari
ikimeta kwenye jua lile la kaskazi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
kaskazi (noun), north wind.
kaskazi (noun), northeasterly wind.
Afrika ya kaskazini (noun 9), North Africa. Misri ni nchi ya Afrika ya
Kaskazi. Egypt is a North African country..
kaskazini (noun 9/10), pl kaskazini, north. (< kaskazi N).
-fanya kasoro (verb), be deficient (us. negative). (< Arabic).
-fanya kasoro (verb), fail to do. (< Arabic).
kasoro (adverb), less. (< kasa adv).
kasoro (adverb), but. nimepata vitabu vyote kasoro vitabu vitatu. (<
kasa). [l have received all the books but three.]
kasoro (adverb), except. nimepata vitabu vyote kasoro vitabu vitatu. (<
kasa). [l have received all the books but three.]
kasoro (adverb), less. nimepata vitabu vyote kasoro vitabu vitatu. (<
kasa). [l have received all the books but three.]
kasoro (conjunction), unless. bila mtu yeyote kutanabahi, kasoro Mama
Ndomba [Muk]. (< Arabic).
kasoro (noun 9/10), pl kasoro, blemish. awe jeuri... awe na kasoro...
hapa ametua [Mt]. (< Arabic).
kasoro (noun 9/10), pl kasoro, defect. (< kasa adv).
kasoro (noun), defect. gari hii ina kasoro. (< kasa). [this car has
something wrong with it.]
kasoro (noun), fault. gari hii ina kasoro. (< kasa). [this car has
something wrong with it.]
kasoro (noun), pl kasoro, lack. (< kasa adv).
kasorobo (noun), quarter to. ilipofika saa tatu kasorobo [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
kassi (noun), twined thread. tia (piga) kassi. [twist, twine]
kastabini (noun 9/10), pl kastabini, thimble.
kastabini (noun), thimble.
kasuku (noun 9/10), pl kasuku, parrot.
kasuku (noun), parrot. (=dura).
kasumba (noun 9/10), pl kasumba, opium.
kasumba (noun), opium. (=afyuni). (< (Ind.)).
kasumba ya ukoloni (noun 9/10), pl kasumba za ukoloni, colonial legacy.
kaswende (noun), syphilis. [med]
kaswende (noun 9/10), pl kaswende, syphilis.
-kata (verb), abbreviate. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-kata (verb), buy. (fig.) kata njia; kata mshahara; kata kiu (njaa);
kata shauri; kata hukumu (maneno); kata tamaa; kata shauri. (< kataa,
kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [shorten/block a
road; reduce/cut wages; appease thirst (hunger); decide, conclude; make a
decision; lose hope]
-kata (verb), chop. kata mti; kata kuni. (< kataa, kato, mkata,
mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [chop down/fell a tree; chop
firewood.]
-kata (verb), cut. siku zake za kukaa pale zilikuwa zikikata kamba
[Kez]. (< Arabic).
-kata (verb), cut (off). kata kwa kisu; kata nguo. (< kataa, kato,
mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [cut with a knife; cut out
a garment]
-kata (verb), cut up. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-kata (verb), divide up. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-kata (verb), fell. kata mti; kata kuni. (< kataa, kato, mkata,
mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [chop down/fell a tree; chop
firewood.]
-kata (verb), order. (fig.) kata njia; kata mshahara; kata kiu (njaa);
kata shauri; kata hukumu (maneno); kata tamaa; kata shauri. (< kataa,
kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [shorten/block a
road; reduce/cut wages; appease thirst (hunger); decide, conclude; make a
decision; lose hope]
-kata (verb), purchase. (fig.) kata njia; kata mshahara; kata kiu
(njaa); kata shauri; kata hukumu (maneno); kata tamaa; kata shauri. (<
kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata).
[shorten/block a road; reduce/cut wages; appease thirst (hunger); decide,
conclude; make a decision; lose hope]
-kata (verb), reduce. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-kata (verb), subtract. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-kata mkono (wa kushoto) (verb), turn (to the left). akarukia baiskeli
na kuikata mkono wa kushoto [Ya].
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, charm.
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, dipper.
kata (noun), pl (-), makata, dipper.
kata (noun), pl (-), makata, dipper (made of a coconut shell or of wood).
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, administrative district. Katibu Kata wa Kata
ya Ndzangano [Mun].
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, ladle. Tegemea alileta maji ndani ya kata
[Kez].
kata (noun), pl (-), makata, pad (made of grass) serving as a rest for
loads carried on the head.
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, pad (round headpad for carrying things).
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, scoop.
kata (noun 9/10), pl kata, territorial section.
kata dole (noun 9/10), pl kata dole, bird. (< kata V dole N).
-kataa (verb), decline. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), decline. (< katao, katavu, katazo, makataa, mkataa,
mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
-kataa (verb), deny. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), say no. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), object. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), refuse. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), refuse. (< katao, katavu, katazo, makataa, mkataa,
mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
-kataa (verb), refuse to do something. (< katao, katavu, katazo,
makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
-kataa (verb), reject. (< kata V).
-kataa (verb), reject (something). (< katao, katavu, katazo, makataa,
mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
kataa (adjective), definitive. neno hili kataa. (< katao, katavu,
katazo, makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [this is the final
word]
kataa (adjective), final. neno hili kataa. (< katao, katavu, katazo,
makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [this is the final word]
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, alcove. (< kata V).
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, cutting. (< kata V).
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, decisive. (< kata V).
kataa (noun), pl (-), makataa, division. kataa ya nchi; kataa ya nyumba;
kataa la kitabu. (< kata). [district; room; section/chapter of a book;
page]
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, final. (< kata V).
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, part. (< kata V).
kataa (noun), pl (-), makataa, part. kataa ya nchi; kataa ya nyumba;
kataa la kitabu. (< kata). [district; room; section/chapter of a book;
page]
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, part of. (< kata V).
kataa (noun 9/10), pl kataa, piece. (< kata V).
kataa (noun), pl (-), makataa, section. kataa ya nchi; kataa ya nyumba;
kataa la kitabu. (< kata). [district; room; section/chapter of a book;
page]
katabahu (adverb), written by (at the end of letters preceding the
signature). (< kitabu, katibu).
katadole (noun), grosbeak weaver. (=yombiyombi). [ornith]
-katakata (verb), cut in pieces. (< kata V).
-katakata (verb), cut into small pieces. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji,
mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata).
-katakata (verb), dice. (< kata V).
-katakata (verb), mince. (< kata V).
katakata (adverb), flatly (used only with -kataa = refuse). Bi Tamima
alikataa katakata mashauri yote mawili [Moh].
-katalia (verb), appl.. nimemkatalia. (< katao, katavu, katazo,
makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [l have refused him/turned
him down]
-katalika (verb), intr.. (< katao, katavu, katazo, makataa, mkataa,
mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
-kataliwa (verb), pass.. (< katao, katavu, katazo, makataa, mkataa,
mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji).
-kataliwa (verb), be refused. (< kata V).
katani (noun 9/10), pl katani, hemp.
katani (noun), hemp (the fiber). (< mkatani).
katani (noun 9/10), pl katani, sisal.
katani (noun), sisal. (< mkatani).
katao (noun), pl makatao, denial. (< kataa). [rare]
katao (noun), pl makatao, refusal. (< kataa). [rare]
katao (noun), pl makatao, rejection. (< kataa). [rare]
katara (noun), motor bus.
katara (noun 9/10), pl katara, worthless car.
katara (noun 9/10), pl katara, junker (automobile).
katara (noun 9/10), pl katara, taxi (local).
katara (noun), dilapidated vehicle.
katara (noun 9/10), pl katara, old vehicle. (< kataa V).
katara (noun), old vehicle.
katavu (adjective), argumentative. (< kataa, mkatavu). [rare]
katavu (adjective), stubborn. (< kataa, mkatavu). [rare]
-kataza (verb), prohibit. (< kataa V).
-kataza (verb), forbid. kataza watu wasiende. (< katao, katavu, katazo,
makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [forbid people to go]
-kataza (verb), forbid. (< katazo).
-kataza (verb), forbid. (< kataa V).
-kataza (verb), prevent. kataza watu wasiende. (< katao, katavu,
katazo, makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [forbid people to
go]
-kataza (verb), prevent. (< katazo).
-kataza (verb), prohibit. kataza watu wasiende. (< katao, katavu,
katazo, makataa, mkataa, mkatavu, ukatavu, ukatazaji). [forbid people to
go]
-kataza (verb), prohibit. (< katazo).
katazo (noun), pl makatazo, denial. (< kataa, kataza).
katazo (noun 5/6), pl makatazo, embargo. (< kataa V).
katazo (noun), pl makatazo, embargo. (< kataa, kataza).
katazo (noun 5/6), pl makatazo, objection. (< kataa V).
katazo (noun 5/6), pl makatazo, prohibition. (< kataa V).
katazo (noun), pl makatazo, prohibition. (< kataa, kataza).
katazo (noun), pl makatazo, refusal. (< kataa, kataza).
-katazwa (verb), be forbidden. (< kataa V).
kati (adverb), between.
kati (adverb), between. weka kati. [put/place in the middle]
kati (adverb), central. komiti ya kati. [central committee]
kati (adverb), in the middle.
kati (adverb), middle.
kati (conjunction), in the middle of. weka kati. [put/place in the
middle]
kati (conjunction), in the midst of. weka kati. [put/place in the
middle]
kati (noun), center. kati ya mahali; wakati wa kati. [in the middle of
the place; interval, interim, interregnum]
kati (noun), middle. kati ya mahali; wakati wa kati. [in the middle of
the place; interval, interim, interregnum]
kati ya (adverb), among.
kati ya (adverb), between.
kati ya mataifa (adverb), among countries.
-katia (verb), appl.. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-katia (verb applicative), cut someone short.
-katia (verb applicative), interrupt someone. "Nilijua utakuja..."
alimkatia [Sul].
-katiana (verb), strike a balance. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji,
mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata).
-katiana (verb), settle accounts (with each other). (< kataa, kato,
mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata).
katiba (noun 9/10), pl katiba, constitution.
katiba (noun), constitution. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun 9/10), pl katiba, custom.
katiba (noun), decision. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun), declaration. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun), decree. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun), document. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun 9/10), pl katiba, ordinance.
katiba (noun), text. (< kitabu).
katiba (noun), piece of writing. (< kitabu).
-katibia (verb), appl.. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
-katibiana (verb), make a contract. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
-katibiana (verb), correspond (with each other). (< kitabu, ukatibu).
-katibiana (verb), make a settlement. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
-katibiana (verb), make a treaty. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
-katibu (verb), write. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
katibu (noun 1/2), pl makatibu, clerk. (< katiba N).
katibu (noun), pl makatibu, clerk. katibu mwenezi. (< kitabu, ukatibu).
[secretary for propaganda]
katibu (noun 5/6an), pl makatibu, secretary. Katibu Lupituko [Mun]. (<
Arabic).
katibu (noun), pl makatibu, secretary. katibu mwenezi. (< kitabu,
ukatibu). [secretary for propaganda]
katibu (noun), pl makatibu, writer. katibu mwenezi. (< kitabu,
ukatibu). [secretary for propaganda]
katibu mtendaji (noun 9/10an), pl katibu mtendaji, executive secretary.
huenda cheo cha Katibu Mtendaji kikawa changu [Mun].
katibu mtendaji (noun 1/2), pl makatibu watendaji, acting secretary. (<
katiba N, tenda V).
katibu kata (noun 9/10an), pl katibu kata, district secretary (of the
party). Katibu Kata wa Kata ya Ndzangano [Mun].
katibu mkuu (noun 1/2), pl makatibu wakuu, secretary general. (< katiba
N, mkuu adj).
-katika (verb), intr.. ukuni huu haukatiki. (< kataa, kato, mkata,
mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [this wood cannot be cut.]
-katika (verb potential), be cut.
-katika (verb potential), come to an end. tamaa iliyokataa kukatika
[Moh].
katika (adverb), in.
katika (preposition), at.
katika (preposition), concerning. katika habari zile. concerning those
reports..
katika (preposition), during. katika wakati wote. during the whole
time.
katika (preposition), from. toka katika nchi. come from a country.
katika (preposition), in.
katika (preposition), on.
katika (preposition), to. ingia katika mji. go to/into a city.
katika (preposition), with.
-katika mguu (verb), have a leg amputated. (< -kata V, mguu N).
-katika mguu (verb), lose a leg. (< -kata V, mguu N).
katikati (adjective), in between. (< kati adv).
katikati (adjective), center. (< kati adv).
katikati (adjective), middle. (< kati adv).
katikati (preposition), between. (< kati adv).
katikati (preposition), in the middle. (< kati adv).
katikati ya (adjective), middle of.
katikiro (noun 9/10), pl katikiro, office messenger.
katili (adjective), bloodthirsty. (< mkatili, ukatili).
katili (adjective), cruel. (< mkatili, ukatili).
katili (adjective), murderous. (< mkatili, ukatili).
katili (noun 5/6), pl makatili, bloodthirsty person. Katili we! [Sul].
(< Arabic).
katili (noun 5/6), pl makatili, brute. (< Arabic).
katili (noun 5/6), pl makatili, cruel person.
katili (noun), pl makatili, murderer. (< mkatili, ukatili).
katili (noun 5/6), pl makatili, murderous person.
-katisha (verb causative), cut off. (< -kata).
katiti (adjective), very small.
katiti (adjective), tiny.
katiti (adverb), very little.
katiti (adverb), not much.
-katiza (verb), do away with. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate,
mkato, mkatizo, ukata).
-katiza (verb), cut short. (< -kata).
-katiza (verb), end. (< kataa, kato, mkata, mkataji, mkate, mkato,
mkatizo, ukata).
-katiza (verb), interrupt. katiza maneno. (< kataa, kato, mkata,
mkataji, mkate, mkato, mkatizo, ukata). [interrupt a conversation, break
in]
-katiza (verb causative), break off.
-katiza (verb causative), interrupt. alinikatiza juu kwa juu [Abd].
-katizwa (verb), be broken off. (< -kata).
kato (noun), pl makato, fragment. (< kata).
kato (noun), pl makato, section. (< kata).
katoliki (adjective), Catholic. kanisa (ya) katoliki. [Catholic Church]
katriji (noun 9/10), pl katriji, cartridge.
katu (adverb), by no means. katu hangekubali [Sul].
katu (adverb), not at all.
katu (interjection), no! (emph.).
katu (noun), katu (gum for chewing with betel). (< (Ind.)).
-katua (verb), clean. katua fedha. (< kwatua). [polish silver]
-katua (verb), clearing the field.
-katua (verb), polish.
-katua (verb), polish. katua fedha. (< kwatua). [polish silver]
-katua (verb), shine up. katua fedha. (< kwatua). [polish silver]
-katuka (verb), intr.. (< kwatua).
-katulia (verb), appl.. (< kwatua).
-katuliwa (verb), be polished. (< -katua V).
-katwa (verb), be cut. (< -kata V).
-kauka (verb), become dry. nchi imekauka; (fig.) sauti imekauka; (fig.,
coll.) nimekauka. (< kausha, kavu, kikausho, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
["the ground is dried up; he is hoarse (lit. his voice has dried up)l am
broke, l have no money".]
-kauka (verb), dry up. baada ya kulia, na machozi kumkauka... [Kez].
-kauka (verb), dry up. nchi imekauka; (fig.) sauti imekauka; (fig.,
coll.) nimekauka. (< kausha, kavu, kikausho, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
["the ground is dried up; he is hoarse (lit. his voice has dried up)l am
broke, l have no money".]
-kaukiana (verb), become dry. (< -kauka V).
kaule (noun), china. sahani za kaule. (< (Ind.), kauri). [(imported)
crockery]
kaule (noun), imported earthenware. sahani za kaule. (< (Ind.), kauri).
[(imported) crockery]
kaule (noun), porcelain. sahani za kaule. (< (Ind.), kauri).
[(imported) crockery]
sahani ya kaule (noun 9/10), pl sahani za kaule, piece of china.
sahani ya kaule (noun 9/10), pl sahani za kaule, earthenware.
kauleni (noun), pl makauleni, deceitful person.
kauleni (noun 9/10), pl kauli, two-faced person. (< kauli N).
kauleni (noun), pl makauleni, untrustworthy person.
-kata kauli (verb), cut off someone's speech. (< kata V, kauli N).
-kata kauli (verb), interrupt. (< kata V, kauli N).
kauli (noun), advice.
kauli (noun 9/10), pl kauli, expression.
kauli (noun), expression. kwa kauli moja. [unanimous]
kauli (noun 9/10), pl kauli, opinion. Bahati alikwisha toa kauli yake
[Sul], maneno yale yaliingia masikioni mwake [...] na kumziba kauli [Sul].
kauli (noun), prescription.
kauli (noun), regulation.
kauli (noun), report.
kauli (noun 9/10), pl kauli, sentence.
kauli (noun 9/10), pl kauli, speech. (< Arabic).
kauli (noun 9/10), pl kauli, voice.
kauli (noun), voice. kwa kauli moja. [unanimous]
kauma (noun), crowd. kaumu ya watu. [mass/crowd of people]
kauma (noun), mass. kaumu ya watu. [mass/crowd of people]
kaumu (noun 9/10), pl kaumu, crowd.
kaumu (noun), delegate.
kaumu (noun), representative.
kaumwa (noun), pl makaumwa, kaumwa (root of the mkaumwa tree, serving as
a medicine for dysentery).
kaumwa (noun 9/10), pl kaumwa, medicinal root (of calumba).
kaure (noun 9/10), pl kaure, cowrie shell.
kaure (noun 9/10), pl kaure, porcelain (chinaware).
kauri (noun 9/10), pl kauri, chinaware.
kauri (noun), cowrie shell. vyombo vya kauri. (< (Ind.), kaule).
[porcelain, China]
kauri (noun 9/10), pl kauri, cowrie shell.
-kausha (verb), dry. (< -kauka).
-kausha (verb), dry something. wamekausha matunda. (< kausha, kavu,
kikausho, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu). [they have been drying fruit]
kausha (noun), pl wakausha, vikausha, ill-omened person. (< kauka).
kausha (noun), pl wakausha, vikausha, one who brings bad luck. (<
kauka).
kausha (noun 9/10), pl kausha, unlucky ill-omened person who brings bad
luck. (< -kauka).
kauta (noun 9/10), pl kauta, dust.
kauta (noun), dust.
kauta (noun), grit.
-kavu (adjective), deceitful.
-kavu (adjective), dry. mbele kulikuwa kukavu [Sul].
-kavu (adjective), nonchalant (of the eyes). alizidi kuitazama kwa macho
yake membamba, makavu [Sul].
-kavu (adjective), sarcastic. Bibi Rozi, alikuwa mweupe chuju,
mwembamba, mkavu, na mlimi [Sul].
-kavu (adjective), without anything else (of tea). kufungua kinywa kwa
funda la chai kavu [Sul].
kavu (adjective), cunning. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
kavu (adjective), deceitful. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
kavu (adjective), dried up. kuni kavu; mto mkavu. (< kauka, kikavu,
mkavu, ukavu). [dry firewood; a dried-up river]
kavu (adjective), dry. kuni kavu; mto mkavu. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu,
ukavu). [dry firewood; a dried-up river]
kavu (adjective), impudent. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
kavu (adjective), insolent person. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
kavu (adjective), sarcastic. (< kauka, kikavu, mkavu, ukavu).
kavu (noun), curve. kavu kuelekea kulia. (< (English)). [curve to the
right]
-kawa (verb), be in arrears. (< ukawiaji).
-kawa (verb), delay.
-kawa (verb), be delayed. (< ukawiaji).
-kawa (verb), be late. (< ukawiaji).
-kawa (verb), linger. (< ukawiaji).
-kawa (verb), tarry. (< ukawiaji).
kawa (noun), blight.
kawa (noun), pl (-); makawa, plaited cover (for covering foods). (prov.)
tulingane sawasawa kama sahani na kawa.
kawa (noun 9/10), pl kawa, woven dish-cover (conical). (< kawa N).
kawa (noun), pl (-); makawa, plaited lid (for covering foods). (prov.)
tulingane sawasawa kama sahani na kawa.
kawa (noun 5/6), pl makawa, mildew.
kawa (noun), mildew.
kawa (noun), mold.
kawadi (noun), pimp. (< kawadia, mkuwadi).
kawadi (noun 9/10), pl kawadi, procurer.
kawadi (noun), procurer. (< kawadia, mkuwadi).
-kawadia (verb), pander. (< kawadi).
-kawadia (verb), procure. (< kawadi).
kawaida (adverb), usual (thing).
kawaida (noun 9/10), pl kawaida, custom.
kawaida (noun), custom. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), form. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), habit. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), norm. mambo ya kawaida; fuata kawaida; kawaida ya
kawaida; kwa kawaida; kamiti ya kawaida. (< kiada). ["an ordinary, every
day matter; follow/comply with the rule/custom; regular, ordinary,
usual".]
kawaida (noun 9/10), pl kawaida, normal.
kawaida (noun), regulation. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), rule. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), scheme. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), standard. mambo ya kawaida; fuata kawaida; kawaida ya
kawaida; kwa kawaida; kamiti ya kawaida. (< kiada). ["an ordinary, every
day matter; follow/comply with the rule/custom; regular, ordinary,
usual".]
kawaida (noun), system. (< kiada).
kawaida (noun), usage. (< kiada).
kwa kawaida (adverb), customarily.
kwa kawaida (adverb), usually.
kawe (noun), pl viwe, pimple (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kawe (noun), pl viwe, rash (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kawe (noun), pl viwe, rock. (< jiwe N).
-kawia (verb), delay. kukawia kwake dakika chache kulimpatia karipio
[Sul].
-kawia (verb), delay (in returning).
-kawia (verb), be late.
-kawia (verb), overstay.
-kawia (verb applicative), loiter. Ndugu Lupituko hakukawia [Mun].
-kawia (verb applicative), take a long time.
-kawilisha (verb), keep back. (< ukawiaji).
-kawilisha (verb), delay. (< ukawiaji).
-kawilisha (verb), detain. (< -kawia V).
-kawilisha (verb), hold up. (< ukawiaji).
-kawisha (verb), adjourn. (< ukawiaji).
-kawisha (verb), get in arrears. (< -kawia V).
-kawisha (verb), cause to be late. (< -kawia V).
-kawisha (verb), postpone. (< ukawiaji).
-kawisha (verb), put off. (< ukawiaji).
kaya (noun 9/10), pl kaya, homestead. nambari ya kaya zilizotakiwa kwa
kila kijiji [Mun].
kaya (noun), pl makaya, kaya (kind of shellfish).
kaya (noun 5/6), pl makaya, shell-fish (type of).
kaya (noun), town. (< (Zu.?)).
kaya (noun), village. (< (Zu.?)).
kayamba (noun), rattle.
kayamba (noun 9/10), pl kayamba, rattle (made of seed pod or reed case).
kayaya (noun), difficulty. (=matata). [rare]
kayaya (noun 9/10), pl kayaya, trouble.
kayaya (noun), trouble. (=matata). [rare]
-kaza (verb), intensify one's efforts. kaza (mwendo) mbio. (< kikaza,
kikazo, mkazo). [move faster, run]
-kaza (verb), exert energy.
-kaza (verb), exert oneself. kaza (mwendo) mbio. (< kikaza, kikazo,
mkazo). [move faster, run]
-kaza (verb), make fast. kaza kamba; kaza sukurubu. (< kikaza, kikazo,
mkazo). [tighten the rope; exert pressure.]
-kaza (verb), fasten.
-kaza (verb), fasten. kaza kamba; kaza sukurubu. (< kikaza, kikazo,
mkazo). [tighten the rope; exert pressure.]
-kaza (verb), fix. anaikaza kanga kiunoni [Muk].
-kaza (verb), grip.
-kaza (verb), hold tight. kaza kamba; kaza sukurubu. (< kikaza, kikazo,
mkazo). [tighten the rope; exert pressure.]
-kaza (verb), insist on. kaza (mwendo) mbio. (< kikaza, kikazo, mkazo).
[move faster, run]
-kaza (verb), intensify (an effort). Maimuna, kama aliyechomolewa,
alikaza tena kilio [Moh].
-kaza (verb), persist. kaza (mwendo) mbio. (< kikaza, kikazo, mkazo).
[move faster, run]
-kaza (verb), tighten. Zakaria alikaza mikono [Kez].
-kaza (verb), tighten. kaza kamba; kaza sukurubu. (< kikaza, kikazo,
mkazo). [tighten the rope; exert pressure.]
-kazana (verb), believe strongly. (< -kaza V).
-kazana (verb), hold together. (< kikaza, kikazo, mkazo).
-kazana (verb reciprocal), busy oneself.
-kazana (verb reciprocal), exert energy.
-kazana (verb reciprocal), use force. Ndugu Lupituko amekazana kumpiga
mama Dzilongwa mateke [Mun].
-kazana (verb reciprocal), insist. "Tafadhali mwalimu", msichana
alikazana [Muk].
-kazana (verb reciprocal), strengthen. badala ya kulika, [nyayo] zangu
zinanenepa na zinakazana [Abd].
-kazana (verb), make effort. (< -kaza V).
-kazana (verb), work hard. (< -kaza V).
-parua kazi (verb), do slipshod work.
-pumbaa kazi (verb), amuse oneself.
-pumbaa kazi (verb), do one's work carelessly. John alipumbaa kazi kwa
sababu ya kuchoka. Juma did his work carelessly because of tiredness.
-pumbaa kazi (verb), take it easy.
-pumbaa kazi (verb), work in a slipshod fashion.
-tazamia kazi (verb), check over work.
kazi (noun), affairs. kazi ya bahari. (< kaza). [naval work]
kazi (noun), art. kanzu ya kazi. (< kaza). [working uniform/attire]
kazi (noun), business. kazi ya bahari. (< kaza). [naval work]
kazi (noun), decoration. kanzu ya kazi. (< kaza). [working
uniform/attire]
kazi (noun 9/10), pl kazi, duty.
kazi (noun), duty. (< kaza).
kazi (noun), employment. kazi ya kulima; kazi ya hiari; kazi ya
kibaharia; mfanya kazi; fanya kazi; shika kazi. (< kaza). [agricultural
work; voluntary work; service in the navy; worker; to work; become
employed.]
kazi (noun 9/10), pl kazi, job.
kazi (noun), obligation. (< kaza).
kazi (noun), occupation. kazi ya kulima; kazi ya hiari; kazi ya
kibaharia; mfanya kazi; fanya kazi; shika kazi. (< kaza). [agricultural
work; voluntary work; service in the navy; worker; to work; become
employed.]
kazi (noun), product of (skilled) work. kanzu ya kazi. (< kaza).
[working uniform/attire]
kazi (noun), service (military). kazi ya kulima; kazi ya hiari; kazi ya
kibaharia; mfanya kazi; fanya kazi; shika kazi. (< kaza). [mil]
kazi (noun), specialty. (< kaza).
kazi (noun 9/10), pl kazi, work.
kazi (noun), work. kazi ya kulima; kazi ya hiari; kazi ya kibaharia;
mfanya kazi; fanya kazi; shika kazi. (< kaza). [agricultural work;
voluntary work; service in the navy; worker; to work; become employed.]
-kazia (verb), emphasize. (< -kaza V).
-kazia (verb), fix the eyes on something. (< kikaza, kikazo, mkazo).
-kazia macho (verb applicative), gaze. aliikazia macho sanamu hiyo ya
Maria Bikira Mtakatifu [Kez].
-kazia macho (verb applicative), stare.
kazini (adjective), at work. (< kaza).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, compressing. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, emphasis. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, fastening. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, pressing. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, pressure. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, securing. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, strengthening. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun 5/6), pl makazo, stress. (< -kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, compressing. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, durability. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, emphasis. mkazo wa sauti. accent (on a
syllable).. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, fastening. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, pressing. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, pressure. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, securing. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, stability. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, steadfastness. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, strengthening. (< kaza V).
kazo (noun), pl makazo, stress. mkazo wa sauti. accent (on a
syllable).. (< kaza V).
kazoakazoa (noun), term of abuse (scavenger?). (< zoa).
-kazwa (verb), be emphasized. (< -kaza V).
-ke (adjective), female.
ke (adjective), female. (< jike, kike, kuke, mke, mwanamke, uke).
ke (adjective), feminine. (< jike, kike, kuke, mke, mwanamke, uke).
kebe (noun), pl makebe, box.
kebe (noun), pl makebe, can.
kebe (noun), pl makebe, case.
kebe (noun), pl makebe, pot.
-kebehi (verb), abuse.
-kebehi (verb), abuse.
-kebehi (verb), denigrate. (< Arabic).
-kebehi (verb), injure.
-kebehi (verb), insult. matiti [...] yalikita kifuani kama yanayoukebehi
umri [Mt]. (< Arabic).
-kebehi (verb), insult.
-kebehi (verb), offend.
-kebehi (verb), run down. (< Arabic).
kecha (noun), envy.
kecha (noun), jealousy.
kee! (interjection), really!. kee nishukuru wewe [Moh].
kee! (interjection), what!.
kefu (noun 9/10), pl kefu, enough. (< kifu V).
kefu (noun 9/10), pl kefu, sufficiency. (< kifu V).
kefu! (interjection), It is not worth mentioning.
kefu! (interjection), You scoundrel!.
kefu! (interjection), Shame!.
-kefyakefya (verb), annoy. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), depress. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), discourage. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), nag. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), tease. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), torment. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
-kefyakefya (verb), vex. (=sumbua, tesa, chokoza, udhi).
kejekeje (adjective), loose. (=pwaya, legea).
kejekeje (adjective), slack. (=pwaya, legea).
-kejeli (verb), deride. (< Arabic).
-kejeli (verb), deride.
-kejeli (verb), make a fool of someone. (< Arabic).
-kejeli (verb), make fun of someone. (< Arabic).
-kejeli (verb), make fun of someone.
-kejeli (verb), malign.
-kejeli (verb), mock. zipo [sauti] zinazokejeli waziwazi [Ma]. (<
Arabic).
-kejeli (verb), mock.
-kejeli (verb), slander.
kejeli (noun 9/10), pl kejeli, irony. (< Arabic).
kejeli (noun 9/10), pl kejeli, sarcasm. Nunga akasema kwa kejeli [Ng].
(< Arabic).
kekee (noun), anger.
kekee (noun), brace and bit.
kekee (noun 9/10), pl kekee, bracelet (broad flat silver clasped).
kekee (noun), broad silver bracelet. (=kikuku, bangili, urembo).
kekee (noun 9/10), pl kekee, drill.
kekee (noun), drill.
kekee (noun 9/10), pl kekee, boring tool.
mashine ya kekee (noun 9/10), pl mashine za kekee, drilling machine.
-keketa (verb), cut. ikikeketwa kwa msumeno wa mapuuza [Moh].
-keketa (verb), cut (by sawing back and forth as with a dull knife).
keketa meno. (< mkeketo). [grit/grind one's teeth.]
-keketa (verb), saw.
kekevu (noun 9/10), pl kekevu, hiccup.
kekevu (noun), hiccup(s). fanya kekevu. [have the hiccups]
keki (noun 9/10), pl keki, cake. Matata aliwanunulia wasichana soda na
keki [Muk]. (< Eng.).
keki (noun), cake. (< (English)).
keki (noun 9/10), pl keki, pastry. (< Eng.).
keki (noun), pastry. (< (English)).
kelb (noun), dog. (=mbwa). (< kalab).
-piga kelele (verb), shout. alipiga kelele mfano wa mwenye pepo [Sul],
Idi alizidi kumpigia kelele [Sul].
-piga kelele (verb), make noise.
-piga kelele (verb), scream.
-piga kelele (verb), scream.
-piga kelele (verb), yell.
-piga kelele (verb), yell.
kelele (noun), pl makelele, noise. piga kelele; nena kwa kelele;
(interj.) kelele!; sema kwa kelele. [make noise, be noisy, shout, scream;
interrupt, interject; Quiet!]
kelele (noun 9/10), pl kelele, noise (loud).
kelele (noun 5/6), pl makelele, shout. aliuliza kwa kelele [Sul].
kelele (noun 5/6), pl makelele, shouting.
kelele (noun), pl makelele, shouting. piga kelele; nena kwa kelele;
(interj.) kelele!; sema kwa kelele. [make noise, be noisy, shout, scream;
interrupt, interject; Quiet!]
kelele (noun), pl makelele, tumult. piga kelele; nena kwa kelele;
(interj.) kelele!; sema kwa kelele. [make noise, be noisy, shout, scream;
interrupt, interject; Quiet!]
kelele (noun), pl makelele, uproar. piga kelele; nena kwa kelele;
(interj.) kelele!; sema kwa kelele. [make noise, be noisy, shout, scream;
interrupt, interject; Quiet!]
kem (adverb), what amount?.
kem (adverb), how many?.
kem (adverb), how much?.
kem (pronoun), how much?.
kem (pronoun), what?.
kem kem (adverb), a lot of. umwone mtu katoa pesa zake kem kem [Abd].
(< Arabic).
-kema (verb), peel (fruit).
-kema (verb), take off.
kema (noun), roar. [dial.]
kema (noun), scream. [dial.]
kema (noun), shout. [dial.]
kema (noun), yell. [dial.]
keme (noun 9/10), pl keme, call. (< kemea V).
keme (noun), call. (< kemea).
keme (noun 9/10), pl keme, noise. (< kemea V).
keme (noun), shout. (< kemea).
-kemea (verb), rebuke.
-kemea (verb), reprimand. (< kema, keme, kemeo, ukemi).
-kemea (verb), scold. "Unakaa chini?" alikemea Kabenga [Kez].
-kemea (verb), scold. (< kema, keme, kemeo, ukemi).
-kemea (verb applicative), scold.
kemeo (noun), pl makemeo, rebuke. (< kemea).
kemeo (noun), pl makemeo, reprimand. (< kemea).
kemeo (noun), pl makemeo, threat. (< kemea).
kemeo (noun), pl makemeo, warning. (< kemea).
-kemesha (verb), caus..
-kemewa (verb), be rebuked. (< kemea).
kemia (noun 9/10), pl kemia, chemistry.
kenda (noun 9/10), pl kenda, nine. (< Bantu).
kende (noun), pl makende, scrotum. [anat]
kende (noun 5/6), pl makende, scrotum.
kende (noun), pl makende, testicles.
-kenga (verb), bamboozle.
-kenga (verb), cheat.
-kenga (verb), deceive.
-kenga (verb), dupe.
-kenga (verb), hoax.
kenge (noun 9/10), pl kenge, cheat. kenge wee [Ma].
kenge (noun 9/10), pl kenge, lizard (large).
kenge (noun), monitor lizard (Varanus niloticus).
kenge (noun 9/10), pl kenge, monitor lizard.
kenge (noun 9/10), pl kenge, swindler.
-kengea (verb), appl..
kengee (noun), blade (of a knife or sword).
kengee (noun 5/6), pl makengee, flat part of cutting instr..
kengee (noun 5/6), pl makengee, ray (of sun).
kengee (noun), ray of the sun. kengee za jua. [sun rays.]
kengee (noun), spearhead.
kengee (noun), sunbeam. kengee za jua. [sun rays.]
-kengeka (verb), intr..
-piga kengele (verb), ring a bell.
-piga kengele (verb), ring a bell.
kengele (noun 9/10), pl kengele, bell. kengele ya kwanza ililia [Kez].
kengele (noun 5/6), pl makengele, bell. piga (gonga) kengele. [ring the
bell.]
kengele ya umeme (noun 9/10), pl kengele za umeme, electric bell.
-kengemeke (verb), accuse. (=suta, laumu, shutumu, shtaki).
-kengemeke (verb), rebuke. (=suta, laumu, shutumu, shtaki).
-kengemeke (verb), reprimand. (=suta, laumu, shutumu, shtaki).
-kengeua (verb), deviate. kengeua njia. (< ukengefu). [depart
from/turn off a path/road.]
-kengeua (verb), diverge. kengeua njia. (< ukengefu). [depart
from/turn off a path/road.]
-kengeua (verb), turn aside. kengeua njia. (< ukengefu). [depart
from/turn off a path/road.]
-kengeua (verb), turn from the right way.
-kengeua (verb), turn off. kengeua njia. (< ukengefu). [depart
from/turn off a path/road.]
-kengeuka (verb), intr.. (< ukengefu).
-kengeuliwa (verb), pass.. (< ukengefu).
-kengeusha (verb), caus.. (< ukengefu).
kengewa (noun 9/10), pl kengewa, hawk (type of).
kengewa (noun), African kite. (=mwewe). [ornith]
-kengeza (verb), caus..
-kengeza (verb), squint. (< makengeza).
kengeza (adjective), cross-eyed. macho makengeza. (< makengeza).
[squinting eyes]
kengeza (adjective), squinting. macho makengeza. (< makengeza).
[squinting eyes]
kengeza (noun), pl makengeza, convergence. mtu mwenye makengeza. (<
makengeza). [a squinting/cross-eyed person.]
kengeza (noun), pl makengeza, cross-eyed condition. mtu mwenye
makengeza. (< makengeza). [a squinting/cross-eyed person.]
-kenua (verb), show the teeth. Meno yangu haya! (Alikenua) [Abd].
kenyekenye (adverb), absolutely.
kenyekenye (adverb), complete.
kenyekenye (adverb), unconditionally.
kenyo (noun), evasion. (=danganyo, zuzuio).
kenyo (noun), excuse. (=danganyo, zuzuio).
Kepi (noun), Cape (of Good Hope). (< (English)).
-kera (verb), annoy.
-kera (verb), bother. (< kero, mkero).
-kera (verb), tease. Nunga alikusudia kukera [Ng].
-kera (verb), tease. (< kero, mkero).
-kera (verb), torment. (< kero, mkero).
-kera (verb), worry. (< kero, mkero).
-kera (verb), irritate.
-kera (verb), worry.
-kereketa (verb), anger. habari hii inanikereketa sana. [this report
made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), annoy. hiyo 'una nini', ilizidi kumkereketa Maksuudi
[Moh].
-kereketa (verb), irritate. (< kera V).
-kereketa (verb), irritate. habari hii inanikereketa sana. [this report
made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), cause irritation. habari hii inanikereketa sana.
[this report made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), prickle. habari hii inanikereketa sana. [this report
made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), rough feeling (in the throat). habari hii
inanikereketa sana. [this report made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), scratch. habari hii inanikereketa sana. [this report
made me very angry.]
-kereketa (verb), vex. habari hii inanikereketa sana. [this report made
me very angry.]
kereketa (noun), rancid oil.
-kereketea (verb), appl..
keremkerem (noun), bird variety (Merops).
kereng'ende (noun), dragonfly.
kereng'ende (noun 9/10), pl kereng'ende, dragonfly (type of).
kereng'ende (noun), francolin (kind of). [ornith]
kereng'ende (noun), partridge (kind of). [ornith]
kereng'ende (noun 9/10), pl kereng'ende, red-legged partridge.
-kereza (verb), abrade. (fig.) kereza meno. (< kerezo, mkereza).
[grind the teeth]
-kereza (verb), file. (fig.) kereza meno. (< kerezo, mkereza). [grind
the teeth]
-kereza (verb), grind. (fig.) kereza meno. (< kerezo, mkereza). [grind
the teeth]
-kereza (verb), rasp. (fig.) kereza meno. (< kerezo, mkereza). [grind
the teeth]
-kereza (verb), saw. (fig.) kereza meno. (< kerezo, mkereza). [grind
the teeth]
-kereza (verb), turn (on a lathe). (< kerezo, mkereza).
kerezo (noun), pl makerezo, annoyance. (< kera).
kerezo (noun), pl makerezo, disturbance. (< kera).
kerezo (noun 9/10), pl kerezo, lathe. (< kereza V).
kerezo (noun 9/10), pl kerezo, machine for turning. (< kereza V).
kerezo (noun), pl makerezo, teasing. (< kera).
kerezo (noun), pl makerezo, unrest. (< kera).
kero (noun 9/10), pl kero, annoyance. (< kera V).
kero (noun 9/10), pl kero, disturbance. (< kera V).
kero (noun 9/10), pl kero, importunity. (< kera V).
kero (noun 9/10), pl kero, trouble. (< kera V).
kerosini (noun), kerosine. (< (English)).
kerosini (noun), lamp oil. (< (English)).
-kesha (verb), be awake. nimekesha usiku kucha nikisoma. (< kesho,
mkesha). [l spent the whole night reading.]
-kesha (verb), stay awake.
-kesha (verb), have insomnia. nimekesha usiku kucha nikisoma. (< kesho,
mkesha). [l spent the whole night reading.]
-kesha (verb), not sleep. nimekesha usiku kucha nikisoma. (< kesho,
mkesha). [l spent the whole night reading.]
-kesha (verb), stay up at night. alikesha chumbani humo usiku kucha bila
ya usingizi [Ng].
-kesha (verb), keep watch.
kesha (noun), pl makesha, insomnia. (< kesho, mkesha).
kesha (noun), pl makesha, vigil. (< kesho, mkesha).
kesha (noun 5/6), pl makesha, night watch. (< kesha V).
kesha (noun), pl makesha, night-watch. (< kesho, mkesha).
kesha (noun), pl makesha, night-watch. (< kesha).
kesha (noun), pl makesha, vigil. (< kesha).
kesha kazi (adjective), complete. mung'unye kesha kazi, kenda haribikia
ukubwani [Moh].
kesha kazi (adverb), completely. mung'unye kesha kazi, kenda haribikia
ukubwani [Moh].
-keshea (verb), stay up with. keshea na mgonjwa. (< kesho, mkesha).
[stay up with a sick person.]
-keshea (verb), watch. keshea na mgonjwa. (< kesho, mkesha). [stay up
with a sick person.]
-keshesha (verb), caus.. (< kesho, mkesha).
kesho (adverb), tomorrow. uchaguzi utatokea kesho. the election will
occur tomorrow. (< kesha). [day after tomorrow]
kesho (noun 9/10), pl kesho, tomorrow. kesho, kesho, nakupenda kesho, ni
siku moja baada ya leo. tomorrow, tomorrow, I love you tomorrow, it's
only a day away. (< kesha).
kesho kutwa (adverb), day after tomorrow.
kesho yake (adverb), the next day. alilazwa kwenye hospitali Ijumaa,
akafariki kesho yake. she was admitted to the hospital on Friday, and she
died the next day. (< kesha).
kesho asubuhi (noun 9/10), pl kesho asubuhi, tomorrow morning. (< kesha
V, asubuhi N).
kesho kutwa (noun 9/10), pl kesho kutwa, day after tomorrow. (< kesha V,
kuta V).
keshoye (adverb), the next day. alilazwa kwenye hospitali Ijumaa,
akafariki keshoye. she was admitted to the hospital on Friday, and she
died the next day. (< kesho yake).
kesi (noun), case (at law). kesi ya jinai. (< (English)). [criminal
case]
kesi (noun 9/10), pl kesi, case (criminal or civil).
kesi (noun 9/10), pl kesi, courtcase.
kesi (noun 9/10), pl kesi, lawsuit.
-keta (verb), injure someone.
-keta (verb), knock someone down.
kete (noun), small cowrie shell.
kete (noun 9/10), pl kete, small kind of cowrie. shingoni dani la kete
linaning'inia [Moh].
kete (noun), game played with small cowrie shells. meno kama kete.
[teeth like cowrie shells (a high compliement)]
-keti (verb), sit.
-keti (verb), sit down. keti kitini; tafadhali keti. (< kaa (?)).
-ketia (verb), appl.. (< kaa (?)).
-ketisha (verb), keep someone from leaving. (< kaa (?)).
-ketisha (verb), preserve. (< kaa (?)).
-ketisha (verb), protect. (< kaa (?)).
-ketiwa (verb), pass.. (< kaa (?)).
-keu (verb), cud. kupiga keu. (< cheu). [chew the cud]
-keu (verb), cut made with an ax (in order to straighten a pole).
keu (noun 5/6), pl makeu, ax stroke. (< keua V).
keu (noun 5/6), pl makeu, cud. (< keu V).
-keua (verb), cut a notch (in a pole in order to straighten it and make
it serviceable for building after a wedge has been inserted).
khamsa-wa-ishirini (adjective), twenty-five. dirisha lake la ghorofa ya
ishirini, au khamsa-wa-ishirini [Ya]. (< Arabic). [rare]
khanga (noun 9/10), pl khanga, cloth generally worn by women over the
head or wrapped around the chest or waist and sometimes worn by men around
the waist in hot weather.. hana khanga hata moja [Moh].
-kia (verb), cross. isiokia. (< kiuka).
-kia (verb), pass. isiokia. (< kiuka).
-kia (verb), step over. isiokia. (< kiuka).
kia (noun 7/8), pl via, door bar.
kia (noun), pl via, bolt.
kia (noun), pl via, joint. [anat]
kia (noun 7/8), pl via, joint (of leg or arm).
kia (noun), pl via, latch (a door).
kia (noun 7/8), pl via, lid.
kiada (adjective), clear. sema kiada. (< kawaida).
kiada (adjective), distinct. sema kiada. (< kawaida).
kiada (adjective), plain. sema kiada. (< kawaida).
kiada (adverb), carefully. (< ada N).
kiada (adverb), customarily. (< ada N).
kiada (adverb), distinctly. (< ada N).
Kiafrika (adjective), African. (< (English); Afrika).
Kiafrika (adverb), African manner. (< Afrika N).
Kiafrika (adverb), African way. (< Afrika N).
kiaga (noun), agreement. (< aga). [dial.]
kiaga (noun 7/8), pl viaga, agreement. (< -aga V).
kiaga (noun), contract. (< aga). [dial.]
kiaga (noun), promise. (< aga). [dial.]
kiaga (noun 7/8), pl viaga, promise. (< -aga V).
kiago (noun), pl viago, departure. (< aga).
kiago (noun), pl viago, farewell. (< aga).
Kiajemi (adverb), in the Persian manner. (< Mwajemi, Uajemi).
Kiajemi (noun), Persian language. (< Mwajemi, Uajemi).
kialio (noun 7/8), pl vialio, rain that falls at bedtime. kialio cha
mvua.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, boxer. [sport]
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, courageous person.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, crag.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, reef.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, ridge-pole.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, rock.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, roof-tree.
kiamba (noun), pl viamba, steadfast.
kiambaza (noun 7/8), pl viambaza, partition wall. (< wamba V).
kiambaza (noun 7/8), pl viambaza, wall surface. (< wamba V).
kiambaza (noun), pl viambaza, outer wall (made of earth and rubble). (<
wamba).
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, covering. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, diaphragm. (< wamba N). [anat]
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, household furnishings.
kiambo (noun 7/8), pl viambo, household.
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, housekeeping.
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, something stretched tightly. kiwamba cha
ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, tautness. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, tension. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiambo (noun), pl viambo, village.
kiamerika (adjective), American. (< (English)).
kiamshakinywa (noun), pl (vi); (vy), breakfast. (< amka, kinywa).
Kiamu (noun 7), Lamu dialect.
Kiamu (noun), Old Swahili (the language of Lamu preserved in literary
works).
kianga (noun), pl vianga, clearing up (of the weather after rain). pigwa
na kianga. (< angaa).
kianga (noun 7/8), pl vianga, burst of light. (< anga N).
kianga (noun 7/8), pl vianga, burst of sunshine. (< anga N).
kiangaza (noun), pl viangaza, reward for finding something lost. (<
angaa).
kiangaza macho (noun 7/8), pl viangaza macho, present (given as reward
for finding something lost). (< anga N, machoN).
kiangazi (noun 7/8), pl viangazi, dry season. (< Anga).
kiangazi (noun 7/8), pl viangazi, summer. (< Anga).
kiango (noun 7/8), pl viango, frame or basket (small on wall for carrying
lamp). (< anga V).
kiango (noun), pl viango, lampstand. (< anga).
kiangu (noun), pl viangu, fish (kind of).
kiangushio (noun), pl viangushio, parachute. (< angua).
kianzio (noun 7/8), pl vianzo, base. (< -anza V).
kianzio (noun 7/8), pl vianzo, beginning. (< -anza V).
kianzio (noun 7/8), pl vianzio, starter. bia kumi zilikuwa kama kianzio
[Mt].
-fanya kiapo (verb), swear an oath.
-la kiapo (verb), subject oneself to a trial by ordeal.
-shika kiapo (verb), swear an oath.
kiapo (noun), pl viapo, oath.
kiapo (noun), pl viapo, test.
kiapo (noun), pl viapo, trial by ordeal.
kiapo cha moto (noun), trial by fire.
-a Kiarabu (adjective), Arab. (< Mwarabu, Uarabu).
-a Kiarabu (adjective), Arabian. (< Mwarabu, Uarabu).
Kiarabu (adjective), Arabic.
Kiarabu (adverb), in the Arab manner. (< Mwarabu, Uarabu).
kiarifa (noun), pl viarifa, verb. (< arifu).
kiashirio (noun 7/8), pl viashiria, indicator. (< ishara N).
kiashirio (noun 7/8), pl viashiria, symbol. (< ishara N).
kiasi (adverb), approximately.
kiasi (adverb), a little. tembea kiasi. [go walking for a short
distance.]
kiasi (adverb), for a short time. tembea kiasi. [go walking for a short
distance.]
kiasi (adverb), somewhat. tembea kiasi. [go walking for a short
distance.]
kiasi (noun), round of ammunition. (< risasi).
kiasi (noun), amount. kiasi gani?; kiasi cha sehemu; bila kiasi. ["what
is the price?; how much does it cost?; numerator; without measure,
inexact; immoderate".]
kiasi (noun), cartridge. (< risasi).
kiasi (noun 7/8), pl viasi, charge (of a gun). (< risasi).
kiasi (noun), measure. kiasi gani?; kiasi cha sehemu; bila kiasi.
["what is the price?; how much does it cost?; numerator; without measure,
inexact; immoderate".]
kiasi (noun), moderation. kwa kiasi. ["moderately, temperately".]
kiasi (noun), price. kiasi gani?; kiasi cha sehemu; bila kiasi. ["what
is the price?; how much does it cost?; numerator; without measure,
inexact; immoderate".]
kiasi (noun 7/8), pl viasi, quantity.
kiasi (noun), temperance. kwa kiasi. ["moderately, temperately".]
kiasi (noun), value. kiasi gani?; kiasi cha sehemu; bila kiasi. ["what
is the price?; how much does it cost?; numerator; without measure,
inexact; immoderate".]
kiasi cha (adverb), amount of.
kwa kiasi (adverb), appropriate to.
-a kiasili (adverb), ancestral. (< asili N).
-a kiasili (adverb), original way. (< asili N).
-a kiasili (adverb), traditional. (< asili N).
kwa kiasili (adverb), originally. (< kwa adv, asili N).
kwa kiasili (adverb), traditionally. (< kwa adv, asili N).
kiaskari (adjective), military. utumishi wa kiaskari. (< askari).
[military service]
kiatomiki (adjective), atomic. (< (English); atomiki).
kiatu (noun), pl viatu, sandal. kiatu cha ngozi; kiatu chepesi; mshona
(mshoni wa) kiatu. (< kwata, kwato, liwata). [leather shoe; slipper;
shoemaker]
kiatu (noun), pl viatu, shoe. kiatu cha ngozi; kiatu chepesi; mshona
(mshoni wa) kiatu. (< kwata, kwato, liwata). [leather shoe; slipper;
shoemaker]
kiazi (noun 7/8), pl viazi, sweet potato. kiazi sena (kindoro); kiazi
kikuu; kiazi cha kizungu. [white (red) sweet potato; yam; European
potato.]
kibaazi (noun 7/8), pl vibaazi, herb (used for several kinds. (< mbaazi
N).
kibaazi (noun 7/8), pl vibaazi, fish poison plant. (< mbaazi N).
kibaazi (noun 7/8), pl vibaazi, shrub (used for several kinds. (< mbaazi
N).
kibaba (noun 7/8), pl vibaba, measure of volume (about 1 pint or .56
liters). [little by little fills the measure.]
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, cloth (piece of). (< kibacha N).
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, small hole in a wall. (< bacha N).
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, mat (floor). (< kibacha N).
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, small opening. (< bacha N).
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, rag. (< kibacha N).
kibacha (noun 7/8), pl vibacha, small window. (< bacha N).
kibafute (noun 7/8), pl vibafute, children's game (guessing what's in
hand).
kibago (noun 7/8), pl vibago, stool.
kibahaluli (noun 7/8), pl vibahaluli, fool.
kibahaluli (noun), pl vibahaluli, paper spill.
kibahaluli (noun), pl vibahaluli, stupid person.
kibahaluli (noun), pl vibahaluli, small torch.
kibahaluli (noun 7/8), pl vibahaluli, torch (of twisted grass for
lighting a pipe).
kibali (noun 7/8), pl vibali, acceptance. (< kubali V).
kibali (noun 7/8), pl vibali, approval. (< kubali V).
kibali (noun 7/8), pl vibali, assent. bila kibali chetu haliwezi
kufanyika jambo [Mun]. (< Arabic).
kibali (noun 7/8), pl vibali, permission. (< kubali V).
kibama (noun 7/8), pl vibama, cake (made of flour and bananas).
kibanawasi (noun), pl vibanawasi, hare. (< Abunuwasi).
kibanawasi (noun), pl vibanawasi, rabbit. (< Abunuwasi).
kibanda (noun), pl vibanda, forehead.
kibanda (noun 7/8), pl vibanda, hut. kibanda chako hakitabombolewa
[Kez]. (< banda N).
kibanda (noun), pl vibanda, lean-to.
kibanda (noun), pl vibanda, pavilion.
kibanda (noun 7/8), pl vibanda, shed. (< banda N).
kibanda (noun 7/8), pl vibanda, workshop. (< banda N).
kibandiko (noun 7/8), pl vibandiko, sticker. (< -bandika V).
kibaniko (noun), pl vibaniko, spit (for roasting). (< bana).
kibaniko (noun), pl vibaniko, toaster. (< bana).
kibano (noun 7/8), pl vibano, forceps (small). (< bana V).
kibano (noun 7/8), pl vibano, pincers. (< bana V).
kibano (noun 7/8), pl vibano, tweezers. (< bana V).
kibano (noun 7/8), pl vibano, vice. (< bana V).
Kibanyani (noun), language of the Banyani. (< (Ind.)).
kibanzi (noun), pl vibanzi, chip. (< bana). [sawdust]
kibanzi (noun), pl vibanzi, pointed instrument. (< bana).
kibanzi (noun), pl vibanzi, shaving. (rare): vibanzi vya msumeno. (<
bana). [sawdust]
kibanzi (noun), pl vibanzi, skewer. (< bana).
kibanzi (noun), pl vibanzi, splinter. (< bana). [sawdust]
kibao (noun 7/8), pl vibao, board (small). (< bao N).
kibao (noun), pl vikibao, salver.
kibao (noun 7/8), pl vibao, slap (fig.).
kibao (noun), pl vikibao, slate (school).
kibao (noun), pl vikibao, tray.
kibapara (noun), pl vibapara, beggar. [pejorative]
kibapara (noun 7/8), pl vibapara, cap (type of).
kibapara (noun), pl vibapara, old article of clothing.
kibapara (noun 7/8), pl vibapara, worn-out clothing.
kibapara (noun 7/8), pl vibapara, pauper.
kibapara (noun), pl vibapara, poor person. [pejorative]
kibaraka (noun 7/8), pl vibaraka, bootlicker. kumjaza wasiwasi Jemadari
na vibaraka vyake [Ya]. (< Arabic).
kibaraka (noun 7/8), pl vibaraka, hanger-on. (< Arabic).
kibaraka (noun 7/8), pl vibaraka, lackey.
kibaraka (noun 7/8), pl vibaraka, puppet. (< Arabic).
kibaraka (noun), pl vibaraka, reactionary. (< baraka).
kibaraka (noun), pl vibaraka, vassal. (< baraka).
kibaramwezi (noun 7/8), pl vibaramwezi, toy (type of). (< mbalamwezi N).
kibaramwezi (noun), pl vibaramwezi, windmill (children's toy).
(=kititia).
kibarango (noun), pl vibarango, short heavyset person. (< mbarango N).
kibarango (noun), pl vibarango, short thick stick.
kibarua (noun), pl vibarua, employment (casual). siku hizi hana kibarua.
[he is unemployed at present.]
kibarua (noun 7/8), pl vibarua, temporary employment. (< barua N).
kibarua (noun 7/8), pl vibarua, casual job. una lazima ya uboi, kibarua
kwa mtu [Abd].
kibarua (noun 7/8), pl vibarua, laborer. (< barua N).
kibarua (noun), pl vibarua, slip of paper.
kibaruwa (noun 7/8), pl vibaruwa, employment. (< barua N).
kibaruwa (noun 7/8), pl vibaruwa, temporary employment. (< barua N).
kibatari (noun 7/8), pl vibatari, battery. aliisogeza chini ya mwangaza
wa kibatari [Kez]. (< Eng.).
kibatari (noun 7/8), pl vibatari, oillamp (small with floating wick). (<
(Persian)).
kibati (adverb), tinned (of food). kutoa vyakula vya kibati [Moh]. (<
Hindi).
kibati (noun 7/8), pl vibati, percussion instrument.
kibavu (adverb), on the side. (< ubavu).
kibavu (adverb), to the side. (< ubavu).
kibavu (adverb), at the side. (< ubavu).
kibavu (adverb), sideways. (< ubavu).
kibaya (adjective), pl vibaya, bad. (< -baya adv).
kibe (noun 7/8), pl kibe, noise.
kibe (noun), shouting. (=ukelele).
-a kibeberu (adjective), colonial. (< beberuN).
kibeberu (adjective), dictatorial. (< beberu, ubeberu).
kibeberu (adjective), imperialistic. (< beberu, ubeberu).
kibeberu (noun 7/8an), pl vibeberu, colonialist. (< beberu N).
kibeberu (noun 7/8), pl vibeberu, rush. (< beberu N).
kibemasa (noun), hide-and-seek (children's game).
kibepari (noun), pl vibepari, petty bourgeoisie. (< (Ind.); bepari,
ubepari).
kiberenge (noun), pl viberenge, deceiver.
kiberenge (noun), pl viberenge, dishonest person.
kiberenge (noun), pl viberenge, small locomotive (narrow-gauge).
kiberenge (noun 7/8), pl viberenge, prostitute. (< berenge N).
kiberenge (noun 7/8), pl viberenge, small train. (< berenge N).
kiberiti (noun 7/8), pl viberiti, match (for fire).
kiberiti (noun 7/8), pl viberiti, match-box.
kiberiti (noun 7/8), pl viberiti, sulphur.
kibeti (noun), pl vibeti, bantum.
kibeti (noun 7/8), pl vibeti, dwarf.
kibeti (noun), pl vibeti, midget.
kibeti (noun), pl vibeti, pygmy.
kibeti (noun 7/8), pl vibeti, runt.
kibeti (noun), pl vibeti, small person or animal.
kibeti (noun 7/8), pl vibeti, undersized creature.
kibia (noun), pl vibia, lid of a kibia pot.
kibia (noun), pl vibia, small earthenware pot.
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, eldest daughter.
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, foot that has fallen asleep.
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, young hen. (=tausi).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, numbness (of the feet).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, female parrot. (=tausi).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, peacock. (=tausi).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, peahen. (=tausi).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, pins-and-needles (of the feet).
kibibi (noun), pl vibibi, princess.
kibinadamu (adjective), human. (< binadamu; ubinadamu).
kibinadamu (adjective), natural. (< binadamu; ubinadamu).
kibindo (noun 7/8), pl vibindo, fold of loincloth (used as pocket). (<
bindo N).
kibinja (noun 7/8), pl vibinja, whistle. (< ubinja N).
kibinja (noun 7/8), pl vibinja, whistling sound. (< ubinja N).
kibiongo (noun 7/8an), pl vibiongo, person bent by age or infirmity.
kibiongo (noun 7/8), pl vibiongo, hump.
kibiongo (noun 7/8an), pl vibiongo, hunchback.
kibiongo (noun), pl vibiongo, one who stoops when he walks.
kibirikizi (noun), pl vibirikizi, announcement. piga kibirikizi.
[announce]
kibirikizi (noun), pl vibirikizi, appeals. piga kibirikizi. [announce,
proclaim]
kibirikizi (noun 7/8), pl vibirikizi, proclamation.
kibirikizi (noun), pl vibirikizi, summons. piga kibirikizi. [proclami]
kibiringo (noun 7/8), pl vibiringo, reel. (< biringa V).
kibiringo (noun 7/8), pl vibiringo, spherical object (for child's play).
(< biringa V).
kibiringo (noun 7/8), pl vibiringo, spool. (< biringa V).
kibiriti (noun), pl vibiriti, match. ganda la kibiriti; washa kibiriti.
[matchbox; strike a match]
kibiriti (noun), pl vibiriti, sulfur.
kibiriti cha chuma (noun 7/8), pl vibiriti vya chuma, lighter.
kibisi (noun 7/8), pl vibisi, dabchick.
kibisi (noun), pl vibisi, species of grebe or dabchick.
kibisi (noun 7/8), pl kibisi, little grebe.
kibla (noun 7/8), pl kibla, direction of Mecca.
kibla (noun), part of a mosque where the imam stands. (< kabili).
kibla (noun), north (toward Mecca). nyumba yangu inatazama kibla. (<
kabili). [my house faces the direction of Makka]
kibla (noun), direction of prayer (toward Mecca). (< kabili).
kibofu (noun 7/8), pl vibofu, bladder (urinary).
kibogoshi (noun 7/8), pl vibogoshi, leather bag (small for misc.
articles).
kibogoyo (noun), pl vibogoyo, funnyman.
kibogoyo (noun), pl vibogoyo, humorist.
kibogoyo (noun), pl vibogoyo, one who makes others laugh but does not
laugh himself.
kibogoyo (noun), pl vibogoyo, toothless person.
kiboko (noun 7/8), pl viboko, small zigzag silk embroidery on kanzu neck.
kiboko (noun 7/8), pl viboko, hippopotamus.
kiboko (noun 7/8), pl viboko, lash (strip of hippo hide). alitoa kiboko,
[...] akakiangusha juu ya mgongo wa Nunga [Ng].
kiboko (noun 7/8), pl viboko, whip.
kibole (noun), pl vibole, appendix.
kibonge (noun), pl vibonge, capsule.
kibonge (noun), pl vibonge, pill.
kibonge (noun), pl vibonge, tablet.
kibonyeo (noun 7/8), pl vibonyeo, dent. (< bonyea V).
kibua (noun), pl vibua, fish (small kind).
kibua (noun 7/8), pl vibua, light thing (of weight). (< bua N).
kibua (noun 7/8), pl vibua, pithy thing. (< bua N).
kibubutu (noun 7/8), pl vibuhuti, stump (of tree).
kibubutu (noun), pl vibubutu, stump of an amputated limb. (< butu,
butua).
kibudu (adverb), natural. fa kibudu. [die a natural death]
kibuhuti (noun), pl vibuhuti, care. shikwa na kibuhuti. [have troubles]
kibuhuti (noun), pl vibuhuti, foreboding.
kibuhuti (noun), pl vibuhuti, grief. shikwa na kibuhuti. [have
troubles]
kibuhuti (noun 7/8), pl vibuhuti, perplexity.
kibuhuti (noun), pl vibuhuti, presentiment.
kibuhuti (noun 7/8), pl vibuhuti, sadness.
kibuhuti (noun 7/8), pl vibuhuti, sorrow.
kibuhuti (noun), pl vibuhuti, trouble. shikwa na kibuhuti. [have
troubles]
kibuluu (noun 7/8), pl vibuluu, cassava (type of). (< buluu).
kibuluu (noun), manioc (type of). (< (English)).
kibumba (noun), pl vibumba, ball.
kibumba (noun), pl vibumba, paper box.
kibumba (noun), pl vibumba, lump.
kibumba (noun), pl vibumba, package (small).
kibumba (noun), pl vibumba, packet.
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, divining board (sanded).
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, corncob.
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, children's game.
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, insignificant thing. (< kibunzi N?).
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, light thing (in weight). (< kibunzi N?).
kibunzi (noun 7/8), pl vibunzi, end of the year.
-ingiwa na kiburi (verb), feel arrogant. (< -ingia V).
kiburi (noun), arrogance. fanya (onyesha, wa na) kiburi; mtu anaweza
kuwa na kiburi bila ya kukionyesha kila siku. (< takabari). [be
proud/arrogant/conceited; a person can be proud without showing it
everyday.]
kiburi (noun 9/10), pl kiburi, conceit. fanya (onyesha, wa na) kiburi;
mtu anaweza kuwa na kiburi bila ya kukionyesha kila siku. (< takabari).
[be proud/arrogant/conceited; a person can be proud without showing it
everyday.]
kiburi (noun), presumption. fanya (onyesha, wa na) kiburi; mtu anaweza
kuwa na kiburi bila ya kukionyesha kila siku. (< takabari). [be
proud/arrogant/conceited; a person can be proud without showing it
everyday.]
kiburi (noun), pride. fanya (onyesha, wa na) kiburi; mtu anaweza kuwa na
kiburi bila ya kukionyesha kila siku. (< takabari). [be
proud/arrogant/conceited; a person can be proud without showing it
everyday.]
kiburi cha weledi (noun 7), intellectual arrogance. (< kiburi N, weledi
adj).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, alleviation (of pain). (< baridi,
burudi).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, flavor. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, recreation. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburudisho (noun 7/8), pl viburudisho, refreshing thing. (< buruda N).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, relaxation. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, relief. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, rest. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburudisho (noun), pl viburudisho, savor. (< baridi, burudi).
kiburuta (noun), pl viburuta, fan (usually made of tin and used to fan a
fire). (< burura).
kibuyu (noun 7/8), pl vibuyu, calabash.
kibwana (noun), pl vibwana, prince.
kibwana (noun), pl vibwana, eldest son.
kibwanyenye (noun), pl vibwanyenye, petty bourgeoisie.
kibwawa (noun 7/8), pl vibwawa, puddle. nje aliona vibwawa vidogo vidogo
vya maji [Kez].
kibwebwe (noun), pl vibwebwe, loincloth (white type worn by women).
kibwengo (noun 7/8), pl vibwengo, kind of dance used in exorcism of
spirits.
kibwengo (noun 7/8an), pl vibwengo, evil spirit living in big trees or
sea.
kibweta (noun 7/8), pl vibweta, box (eg for jewelry). (< bweta N).
kibwiko (noun 7/8), pl vibwiko, clubfoot. (=kiguu).
kibwiko (noun), pl vibwiko, deformed foot. (=kiguu).
kibwiko (noun 7/8an), pl vibwiko, person with a deformed or mutilated
foot.
kibwiko (noun), pl vibwiko, mutilated foot. (=kiguu).
kibyongo (noun 7/8), pl vibyongo, hump.
kibyongo (noun 7/8an), pl vibyongo, hunchback. mwanamke kibiongo wee
[Ma], wakaazi wake walivyofanya vibyongo kwa kuupanda mlima huo [Sul].
kicha (noun), pl vicha, bunch.
kicha (noun 7/8), pl vicha, bunch of palm-leaf strips.
kicha (noun), pl vicha, bundle (usually of palm-leaf strips used for
plaiting mats).
kichaa (noun 7/8an), pl vichaa, crazy person.
kichaa (noun 7/8), pl vichaa, insanity. (=wazimu); ana kichaa. [he is
deranged/insane]
kichaa (noun 7/8), pl vichaa, lunacy.
kichaa (noun 7/8), pl vichaa, madness. fazaa, kichaa na ghadhabu
zilizidi kumea [Moh].
kichaa (noun 7/8), pl vichaa, mental disorder.
kichaani (noun), pl vichaani, annual grass (Striga elegans).
kichaazi (noun), pl vichaazi, banana (variety of).
kichaga (noun), pl vichaga, container for storing grain (on a raised
platform).
kichaka (noun 7/8), pl vichaka, small bush. mwanamke mzuri ni waridi
katika kichaka [Mt]. (< chaka N).
kichaka (noun), pl vichaka, grove.
kichaka (noun), pl vichaka, shrubbery.
kichaka (noun), pl vichaka, thicket.
kichaka (noun), pl vichaka, group of trees.
kichala (noun 7/8), pl vichala, bunch.
kichali (adverb), on the back. lala kichali. [lie on one's back.]
kichali (adverb), backwards. lala kichali. [lie on one's back.]
kichane (noun), pl vichane, bunch (of fruit). (< chana).
kichane (noun), pl vichane, shaving. (< chana).
kichane (noun 7/8), pl vichane, splinter (small). (< chana V).
kichanga (adverb), sandy. mbele zaidi ardhi ilikuwa ya kichanga [Sul].
kichangamsha kinywa (noun), pl vichangamsha, confection (served before
the main part of a meal). (< changamka).
kichanganyiko (noun), pl vichanganyiko, multiplier. (< changa).
kichanganyiko (noun), pl vichanganyiko, product (of multiplication). (<
changa).
kichango (noun), pl vichango, collection (of money). changa kichango.
(< changa). [contribute to a collection]
kichanio (noun 7/8), pl vichanio, comb (small). (< chana V).
kichanuo (noun 7/8), pl vichanuo, comb (small). (< chanua V).
kichea (noun 7/8), pl vichea, brightness. (< cha V).
kichea (noun), clearing up (after a rain). (< cha). [rare]
kichea (noun), dawn. (< cha). [rare]
kichefuchefu (noun 7/8), pl vichefuchefu, nausea. anahisi kichefuchefu
na maungo yanalegea [Muk]. (< chefuka V). [l feel sick]
kichefuchefu (noun), seasickness. coll. nina kichefuchefu. (< chefua).
[l feel sick]
kichekesho (noun), pl vichekesho, amusement. (< cheka).
kichekesho (noun 7/8), pl vichekesho, derision. sikutaka watu wale
waondoke na zawadi za vichekesho [Abd].
kichekesho (noun), pl vichekesho, diversion. (< cheka).
kichekesho (noun), pl vichekesho, entertainment. (< cheka).
kichekesho (noun), pl vichekesho, fun. (< cheka).
kichekesho (noun 7/8), pl vichekesho, ridicule.
kichekesho (noun 7/8), pl vichekesho, skit (humorous). (< cheka V).
-angua kicheko (verb), pl -angua vicheko, burst out laughing. aliangua
kicheko cha dharau [Sul]. (< angua V, cheka V).
kicheko (noun), pl vicheko, grin. angua kicheko. (< cheka). [burst out
laughing]
kicheko (noun 7/8), pl vicheko, laughter. angua kicheko. (< cheka V).
[burst out laughing]
kicheko (noun), pl vicheko, smile. angua kicheko. (< cheka). [burst
out laughing]
kichele (adverb), bald.
kichele (adverb), bare.
kichele (adverb), clear. ameniambia kichele sana. [he spoke to me very
plainly]
kichele (adverb), naked.
kichele (adverb), plain. ameniambia kichele sana. [he spoke to me very
plainly]
kichele (adverb), well-defined. ameniambia kichele sana. [he spoke to
me very plainly]
kichelema (noun 7/8), pl vichelema, cassava (cooked).
kichelema (noun), pl vichelema, watery manioc.
kichelema (noun), pl vichelema, watery potatoes.
kichepe (noun 7/8), pl vichepe, cloth (worn soft and threadbare).
vichepe vya vitambaa.
kichikichi (noun 7/8), pl vichikichi, small nut or kernel of palm-oil
fruit. (< chikichi N).
Kichina (noun 7), Chinese.
kichinichini (adverb), stealthily. zipo sauti zinazocheka kichinichini
[Ma].
kichinichini (adverb), disingenuously. (< chini).
kichinichini (adverb), secretively. (< chini).
kichinichini (adverb), underhandedly. (< chini).
kichinja (adverb), lastborn child. (< chinja).
kichinja (noun), weed (Dissotis prostrata) used as a remedy for headache.
(< chinja).
kichinja udhia (noun 7/8), pl vichinja udhia, medicinal weed (for
headaches). (< chinja V udhiaN).
kichinjo (noun 7/8), pl vichinjo, act. (< chinja V).
kichipukizi (noun), pl vichipukizi, shoot. fig.: mtu huyu ni kichipukizi
tu. (< chipua). [this person is as yet undeveloped (is still at the
beginning of his career)]
kichipukizi (noun), pl vichipukizi, sprout. fig.: mtu huyu ni
kichipukizi tu. (< chipua). [this person is as yet undeveloped (is still
at the beginning of his career)]
kichlema (noun), pl viselema, implement (hoe, knife, pencil) that has
been worn down by mcuh use.
kicho (noun), pl vicho, anxiety. (< cha).
kicho (noun 7/8), pl vicho, awe. (< cha V).
kicho (noun), pl vicho, danger. (< cha).
kicho (noun 7/8), pl vicho, fear. waliona kicho kufumbua vijaluba vyao
[Moh]. (< cha V).
kicho (noun), pl vicho, something arousing fear. (< cha).
kicho (noun), pl vicho, peril. (< cha).
kicho (noun 7/8), pl vicho, reverence. (< cha V).
kicho (noun), pl vicho, timidity. (< cha).
kichocheo (noun 7/8), pl vichocheo, act. (< chochea V).
kichocheo (noun), pl vichocheo, poker (for stirring a fire). (< chocha).
kichocheo (noun), pl vichocheo, quarrelsome person. (< chocha).
kichocho (noun 7/8), pl vichocho, bilharzia. (< chocha V). [medical]
kichocho (noun 7/8), pl vichocho, sensation. (< chocha V).
kichochoro (noun 7/8), pl vichochoro, alley.
kichochoro (noun 7/8), pl vichochoro, narrow passage between houses.
Bahati alipitia njia za vichochoroni [Sul].
kichokoo (noun), pl vichokoo, spur (on a boot). (< chokoa).
kichokozi (adverb), inquisitively. anawatazama kwa hamaki, kichokozi
[Ma].
kichoma (noun), pl vichoma, annual plant (Heteropogn contortus). (<
choma).
kichoma (noun), pl vichoma, shrub (Bidens pilosa or Bidens leucantha).
(< choma).
kichomi (noun 7/8), pl vichomi, pain (stabbing). (< choma V).
kichomi (noun 7/8), pl vichomi, pricking sensation. (< choma V).
kichomi (noun), pl vichomi, sharp stabbing pain. ana kichomi. (<
choma). [he has sharp pains/twinges]
kichomi (noun), pl vichomi, stitch. ana kichomi. (< choma). [he has
sharp pains/twinges]
kichomi (noun), pl vichomi, twinge. ana kichomi. (< choma). [he has
sharp pains/twinges]
kichomo (noun 7/8), pl vichomo, act. (< choma V).
kichomo (noun), pl vichomo, process of burning. (< choma).
kichomo (noun), pl vichomo, cauterization. (< choma).
kichopa (noun 7/8), pl vichopo, bundle (small). (< chopa V).
kichopo (noun 7/8), pl vichopo, handful. vichopochopo.
kichopo (noun 7/8), pl vichopo, small ingredients. kufika sokoni
kutimiza ghasia ghasia na vichopochopo vilivyohitajika kwa chakula cha
mgeni [Ya].
kichopo (noun 7/8), pl vichopo, trifle.
kichoro (noun), pl vichoro, illegible handwriting. (< chora, mchoro).
kichoro (noun), pl vichoro, small. (< chora, mchoro).
-a kichotara (adjective), half-bred. binti wa kichotara alilalamika
[Muk].
kichozi (noun), pl vichozi, heavy drinker. huyu kichozi sana. (<
chozi). [he is a heavy drinker]
kichozi (noun), pl vichozi, drunkard. huyu kichozi sana. (< chozi).
[he is a heavy drinker]
kichozi (noun), pl vichozi, palm-wine drinker (kind of bird). (< chozi).
kichozi (noun 7/8), pl vichozi, sunbird. (< chozi N).
kichuguu (noun 7/8), pl vichuguu, anthill.
kichuguu (noun), pl vichuguu, termite hill. (< chuguu).
kichujio (noun 7/8), pl vichujio, filter. (< -chuja V).
kichujio (noun 7/8), pl vichujio, sieve. (< -chuja V).
kichujio (noun 7/8), pl vichujio, strainer. (< -chuja V).
kichumba (noun), pl vichumba, cab. kichumba cha dreva. [cab of a
locomotive]
kichumba (noun), pl vichumba, compartment. kichumba cha dreva. [cab of
a locomotive]
kichungu (adverb), bitterly. (< chungu).
kichungu (adverb), caustically. (< chungu).
kichungu (adverb), sharply. (< chungu).
kichungu (noun), pl vichungu, crowd of people. niliwakuta watu chungu.
I met a tremendous crowd of people.
kichungu (noun), pl vichungu, small cooking pot.
kichungu (noun), pl vichungu, tuft (of grass).
kichupa (noun 7/8), pl vichupa, bottle (small).
-wa kichwa kikubwa (phrase), pl -wa na vichwa vikubwa, be conceited.
kichwa (adverb), head. kichwa kichwa. [headlong, head over heels]
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, head. kichw kikubwa. ["arrogance,
presumption".]
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, important person.
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, leader.
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, main part.
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, top.
kichwa (noun), pl vichwa, upper part.
kichwamgomba (noun), pl vichwamgomba, somersault.
kichwani (adverb), on the head. kichwani cha maneno; kichwani cha mlima.
[book title; top of a mountain.]
kichwani (adverb), upper end. kichwani cha maneno; kichwani cha mlima.
[book title; top of a mountain.]
Kidachi (adjective), German. (=Kijeremani).
kidadisi (noun 7/8), pl vidadisi, questionnaire. (< -dadisi V).
kidaka (noun), pl vidaka, coconut (in the first stages of growth).
kidaka (noun 7/8), pl vidaka, dumbness.
kidaka (noun), pl vidaka, niche. (< daka).
kidaka (noun 7/8), pl vidaka, ornamental niche (small).
kidaka (noun), pl vidaka, throat. kidaka tonge. (< daka). [anatomical]
kidaka tonge (noun 7/8), pl vidaka tonge, uvula. (< daka V tonge N).
kidako (noun), pl vidako, fish (type).
kidalali (noun), pl vidalali, agent.
kidalali (noun), pl vidalali, henchman.
kidamu (noun), bow. (=omo, gubeti). (< kadamu). [naut]
kidamu (noun 7/8), pl vidamu, front part of a vessel. (< kadamu N).
[naut]
kidanga (noun), pl vidanga, unripe fruit.
kidani (noun), pl vidani, necklace.
kidaraja (noun), pl vidaraja, hurdle race. (< daraja).
kidaraja (noun), pl vidaraja, obstacle-race. (< daraja).
kidaraja (noun), pl vidaraja, steeplechase. (< daraja).
kidari (noun), pl vidari, breastbone (usually of animals or birds).
coll. toa kidari. [be conceited/egotistical]
kidari (noun), pl vidari, chest.
kidato (noun 7/8), pl vidato, grade (class level in high school).
kidato (noun), pl vidato, notch (cut in the trunk of a palm-tree as an
aid for climbing).
kidato (noun 7/8), pl vidato, rung of ladder.
kidau (noun 7/8), pl vidau, dhow (small). (< dau N).
kidau (noun 7/8), pl vidau, fish (type). (< dau N).
kidau (noun 7/8), pl vidau, inkpot. (< dau N).
kidau (noun 7/8), pl vidau, inkwell. (< dau N).
kidau-cha-mpamba (noun 7/8), children's game. kucheza [...] kidau-cha-
mpamba [Moh].
kidawa (noun), pl vidawa cha wino, inkwell.
kidawati (noun 7/8), pl vidawati, writing desk. (< dawati N).
kidawati (noun 7/8), pl vidawati, drawer. (< dawati N).
kidawati (noun 7/8), pl vidawati, inkpot. (< dawati N).
kidazi (noun 7/8), pl vidazi, bald patch (on head).
kidege (noun 7/8), pl videge, bird (small). (< ndege N).
kidemokrasi (adjective), democratic. jamhuri ya kidemokrasi; sheria za
kidemokrasi. (< (English)). [Democratic Republic; democratic laws.]
-funga kidemu (verb), tuck up one's sleeves. alifunga kidemu kutekeleza
suna na faradhi za ndoa [Moh].
kidemu (noun 7/8), pl videmu, piece of cloth round the loins.
kideri (noun), disease of chickens.
kideri (noun), cattle plague.
kideri (noun), rinderpest.
kidete (adverb), firmly. lazima asimame kidete [Moh].
kidete (adverb), solidly.
kidevu (noun 7/8), pl videvu, beard. akavuta kidevu chake kwa mkono
[Kez].
kidevu (noun 7/8), pl videvu, chin. (< udevu N).
kidhabidhabina (noun), pl vidhabidhabina, cheat.
kidhabidhabina (noun), pl vidhabidhabina, deceiver.
kidhabidhabina (noun), pl vidhabidhabina, gossip-monger.
kidhabidhabina (noun), pl vidhabidhabina, liar.
kidhabidhabina (noun), pl vidhabidhabina, swindler.
-kidhi (verb), bestow. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhi (verb), confer. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhi (verb), grant. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhi (verb), lend. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhi (verb), present. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhi (verb), satisfy. kidhi maombi. (< mkidhi). [grant a request]
-kidhiwa (verb), be granted. (< kidhi V).
kidiku (noun), pl vidiku, fragment.
kidiku (noun 7/8), pl vidiku, broken piece.
kidiku (noun), pl vidiku, scrap.
kidimbwi (noun 7/8), pl vidimbwi, pond.
kidimbwi (noun), pl vidimbwi, pool.
kidimbwi (noun), pl vidimbwi, puddle.
kidimu (noun), pl vidimu, chicken with ruffled feathers or a bare neck.
kidingapopo (noun 7/8), pl vidingapopo, dengue fever (tropical
intermittent fever ).
-a kidini (adjective), religious. (< dini N).
kidiplomasi (noun), pl vidiplomasi, diplomatic. mtume wa kidiplomasi.
(< (English)). [diplomatic courier]
kidiri (noun 7/8), pl vidiri, squirrel.
kidirisha (noun), pl vidirisha, ventilator. (< dirisha).
kidividivi (noun 7/8), pl vidividivi, ear ornament.
kidogo (adjective), small amount. (< -dogo adj).
kidogo (adjective), a little. (< -dogo adj).
kidogo (adjective), not much. (< -dogo adj).
kidogo (adjective), somewhat. (< -dogo adj).
kidogo (adverb), few. maji dogo. (< dogo). ["some water, a little
water".]
kidogo (adverb), a little. maji dogo. (< dogo). ["some water, a little
water".]
kidogo (adverb), not much. maji dogo. (< dogo). ["some water, a little
water".]
kidogo (adverb), some. maji dogo. (< dogo). ["some water, a little
water".]
kidogo kidogo (adverb), gradually. (< -dogo adj).
kidogo kidogo (adverb), little by little. (< -dogo adj).
kidokezi (noun 7/8), pl vidokezi, click. (< dokeza V).
kidokezi (noun 7/8), pl vidokezi, suggestion. ... inaweza kutupa
kidokezi katika kujibu maswali (Nsekela,"Masomo," 3).. ... it can give us
suggestions for answering the questions. (< dokeza V).
kidokezo (noun), pl vidokezo, advice. (< dokeza).
kidokezo (noun), pl vidokezo, allusion. (< dokeza).
kidokezo (noun), pl vidokezo, hint. (< dokeza).
kidokezo (noun), pl vidokezo, proposal. (< dokeza).
kidokezo (noun 7/8), pl vidokezo, suggestion. (< dokeza V).
kidoko (noun), pl vidoko, click (of the tongue). piga kidoko. (<
dokeza).
kidoko (noun), pl vidoko, fish (kind of).
kidoko (noun 7/8), pl vidoko, hint. (< dokeza V).
kidoko (noun), pl vidoko, language with click consonants. lugha yenye
vidoko. (< dokeza).
kidoko (noun), pl vidoko, sign. (< dokeza).
-onyeshea kidole (verb), point. (< ona V, kidole N).
-pelekeza kidole (verb), point with the finger.
alama ya vidole (noun 9/10), pl alama za vidole, fingerprint. Bora
nizungumze nawe kabla ya kufika daktari na wataalamu wa alama za vidole
[Masomo 171]. It's best I speak with you before the arrival of the doctor
and the fingerprint specialists.. (< alama N, -dole N).
kidole (noun 7/8), pl vidole, finger. kidole cha mkono. (< dole,
udole).
kidole (noun), pl vidole, toe. kidole cha mkono. (< dole, udole).
kidole cha shahada (noun 7/8), pl vidole vya shahada, forefinger. mwenye
genge anapitisha kidole chake cha shahada juu ya mwiko na kukilamba [Ma].
kidole gumba (noun 7/8), pl vidole gumba, thumb. ilijaribu kuficha alama
nyeusi ya dole gumba [Ya].
kidomo (noun), pl vidomo, daintiness (with respect to food). mwenye
kidomo.
kidomo (noun), pl vidomo, fastidiousness (with respect to food). mwenye
kidomo.
kidomo (noun 7/8), pl vidomo, small mouth.
kidomo (noun 7/8), pl vidomo, poke one's nose into.
mwenye kidomo (noun 7), gourmet. (< mdomo N).
kidomodomo (noun), pl vidomo, talkativeness. ana kidomodomo. he talks
continuously..
kidonda (noun 7/8), pl vidonda, sore. usitueleke msumari wa moto juu ya
kidonda [Sul].
kidonda (noun 7/8), pl vidonda, ulcer. (< donda N).
kidonda (noun 7/8), pl vidonda, wound. (< donda N).
kidondo (noun), pl vidondo, firewood.
kidondo (noun 7/8), pl vidondo, kindling.
kidondo (noun), pl vidondo, sea mussel.
kidondo (noun), pl vidondo, shavings.
kidonge (noun), pl vidonge, globule.
kidonge (noun 7/8), pl vidonge, lump (small). (< donge N).
kidonge (noun 7/8), pl vidonge, mass (small). (< donge N).
kidonge (noun 7/8), pl vidonge, pill. anaipata dawa anayoitaka na kumeza
vidonge viwili [Muk]. (< donge N).
kidonge (noun), pl vidonge, tablet.
kidonge (noun 7/8), pl vidonge, tablet. (< donge N).
kidotia (noun 7/8), pl vidotia, cap (of child).
kidoto (noun), pl vidoto, blinder (fastened over a camel's eyes). fig.,
coll. funda kidoto. [follow blindly]
kidoto (noun), pl vidoto, small drinking cup.
kidoto (noun 7/8), pl vidoto, drinking-vessel (small).
kidoto (noun), pl vidoto, goblet.
kidu (noun 7/8), pl vidu, hole in canoe in which mast is placed. [naut]
kidude (noun), pl vidude, device.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, frightening. kidude gani hili?. [what in the
world is this object.]
kidude (noun), pl vidude, gadget.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, indefinable.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, instrument.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, knob.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, mysterious. kidude gani hili?. [what in the
world is this object.]
kidude (noun), pl vidude, trifle.
kidude (noun), pl vidude, something unknown. kidude gani hili?. [what
in the world is this object.]
kidudu (noun 7/8), pl vidudu, bacterium.
kidudu (noun 7/8), pl vidudu, nice modern clothes. kukununulia vidudu
chungu nzima [Ma]. [slang]
kidudu (noun), pl vidudu, germ.
kidudu (noun 7/8), pl vidudu, insect (small). milioni ya mimea na vidudu
vilikuwa mashahidi [Moh], hatomwona Maimuna wala kidudu cha Maimuna [Moh].
(< dudu N).
kidudu (noun 7/8), pl vidudu, microbe.
kidudumtu (noun 7/8), pl vidudumtu, instigator. wasije wakaambiwa
kidudumtu gani kilichotoa shauri ya... [Moh].
kidudumtu (noun 7/8), pl vidudumtu, provocateur.
kidudusi (noun), pl vidudusi, pimple. (< duduka).
kidudusi (noun), pl vidudusi, rash. (< duduka).
kidudusi (noun), pl vidudusi, speck. (< duduka).
kidudusi (noun), pl vidudusi, spot. (< duduka).
kidugu (adverb), pl vidugu, in a brotherly manner. pendana kidugu.
[love each other like brothers.]
kiduka (noun), pl viduka, business. (< duka).
kiduka (noun), pl viduka, small shop. (< duka).
kiduku (noun), pl viduku, duiker. (< (Afrikaans)).
kidume (adverb), in a manful way. kumkabili mwanamme huyu kidume [Moh].
kidume (adverb), manfully.
kidundu (noun 7/8), pl vidundu, forehead.
kidungadunga (noun), pl vidungadunga, boring insect. (< dunga).
kidurango (noun 7/8), pl vidurango, dwarf. (= mbilikimo, kibeti). (<
rare).
kidurusi (noun), pl vidurusi, termite hill. (=chuguu). (< dialect).
kidusi (noun), acrid odor (e.g. of game or fish).
kidusi (noun 9/10), pl kidusi, smell of fish.
kidusi (noun 9/10), pl kidusi, bad flavor.
kidusi (noun 9/10), pl kidusi, smell of wild animal.
kidusi (noun), unusual smell.
kiduta (noun), pl viduta, height.
kiduta (noun 7/8), pl viduta, hill.
kieleaji (noun), pl vieleaji, something that floats. (< elea).
kieleaji (noun), pl vieleaji, flotsam. (< elea).
kielekezo (noun 7/8), pl vielekezo, directions. (< elea V).
kielekezo (noun), pl vielekezo, hint. (< elea, elekea).
kielekezo (noun), pl vielekezo, indication. (< elea, elekea).
kielekezo (noun 7/8), pl vielekezo, pattern. (< elea V).
kielekezo (noun 7/8), pl vielekezo, sign. (< elea V).
kielelezi (noun 7/8), pl vielezi, adverb. (< elea V).
kielezo (noun 7/8), pl vielezo, act. (< elea V).
kielezo (noun), pl vielezo, explanation. (< elea).
kielezo (noun), pl vielezo, form. (< elea V).
kielezo (noun), pl vielezo, illustration. (< elea).
kielezo (noun 7/8), pl vielezo, model. (< elea V).
kielezo (noun), pl vielezo, pattern. (< elea).
kielezo (noun 7/8), pl vielezo, adverb. (< elea V).
kielezo (noun 7/8), pl vielezo, basic core pattern. (< elea V).
kiendeleo (noun), pl viendeleo, advance. (< enda, endeleo).
kiendeleo (noun 7/8), pl viendeleo, make a forward movement. (< enda V).
kiendeleo (noun), pl viendeleo, progress. (< enda, endeleo).
-a kienyeji (noun), peculiar to a country. nguo za kienyeji; vita vya
kienyeji. (< enye, mwenyeji). [national dress/costum; civil war.]
-a kienyeji (noun), national. nguo za kienyeji; vita vya kienyeji. (<
enye, mwenyeji). [national dress/costum; civil war.]
kienyeji (adverb), native way. (< -enye pron).
kienyeji (noun 7/8), pl vienyeji, custom. (< -enye pron).
kienyeji (noun 7/8), pl vienyeji, indigenous. (< -enye pron).
kienyeji (noun 7/8), pl vienyeji, local. (< -enye pron).
kienyeji (noun 7/8), pl vienyeji, traditional. (< -enye pron).
kifa (noun), pl vifa, death. (< fa).
kifa (noun), pl vifa, detonator.
kifa (noun 7/8), pl vifa, dying. (< fa V).
kifa (noun), pl vifa, firing pin.
kifa (noun 7/8), pl vifa, gun nipple.
kifa (noun 7/8), pl vifa, matchlock pan.
kifaa (noun), pl vifaa, apparatus. (< faa).
kifaa (noun), pl vifaa, counter (small object used in teaching
arithmetic). (< faa).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, equipment. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun), pl vifaa, equipment. vifaa vya kuoga. equipment for
washing. (< faa).
kifaa (noun), pl vifaa, implement. vifaa vya nyumbani. household
implements. (< faa).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, instrument. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, item. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, material. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, household necessities. kujitolea na kuomba
vifaa serikalini [Ya]. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, tool. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun 7/8), pl vifaa, useful thing. (< faa V).
kifaa (noun), pl vifaa, utensil. (< faa).
kifabakazi (noun 7/8), pl vifabakazi, Nandi flame tree.
kifaduro (noun 7/8), pl vifaduro, whooping cough.
kifafa (noun 7/8), pl vifafa, convulsion.
kifafa (noun 7/8), pl vifafa, epilepsy.
kifafa (noun 7/8), pl vifafa, fit.
kifafa (noun), pl vifafa, spasm. mwenye kifafa; amepata (ugua) kifafa.
["an epileptic; be epileptic, have a fit of epilepsy".]
kifalme (adjective), royal. nguo ya kifalme. (< mfalme, ufalme).
[regal clothing]
kifalme (adverb), royally. nguo ya kifalme. (< mfalme, ufalme). [regal
clothing]
kifandugu (noun 7/8), pl vifandugu, coccyx. (< fa V ndugu N).
kifandugu (noun 7/8), pl vifandugu, tailbone. (< fa V ndugu N).
kifani (noun 7/8), pl kifani, equal. (< faa V). [it has no equal]
kifani (noun 7/8), pl kifani, match (same as something else). (< faa V).
kifani (noun 7/8), pl kifani, parallel. (< faa V).
kifani (noun), pl vifani, similar thing. (< faa, fana, fanana).
kifani (noun 7/8), pl kifani, unique. haina kifani. (< faa V). [it is
unique]
kifano (noun 7/8), pl vifano, equal. haina kifano. (< faa V). [it has
no equal]
kifano (noun 7/8), pl vifano, match (same as something else). (< faa V).
kifano (noun 7/8), pl vifano, similar thing. (< faa V).
kifaranga (noun 7/8), pl vifaranga, bird (young). (< (Port) faranga N).
kifaranga (noun 7/8), pl vifaranga, chick. (< (Port) faranga N).
Kifaransa (adjective), French.
kifarasi (adjective), at a gallop. kuenda mbio kifarasi. (< farasi).
[run at a gallop]
kifarasi (adjective), galloping. kuenda mbio kifarasi. (< farasi).
[run at a gallop]
kifarasi (adjective), like a horse. kuenda mbio kifarasi. (< farasi).
[run at a gallop]
kifaru (adjective), pl vifaru, armored. kikundi cha vifaru. (< faru).
[armored battalion]
kifaru (noun 7/8), pl vifaru, rhinoceros.
kifaru (noun), pl vifaru, tank (military). bunduki ya kupiga vifaru. (<
faru). [antitank gun]
kifefe (noun), pl vifefe, useless.
kifefe (noun), pl vifefe, weak.
-kifia (verb), satisfy. kifia haja. [satisfy someone's desires.]
kificho (noun 7/8), pl vificho, concealment. (< ficha V).
kificho (noun 7/8), pl vificho, hiding (act of). (< ficha V).
kificho (noun 7/8), pl vificho, hiding place. (< ficha V).
kifichoficho (adverb), in secret. maneno ya kifichoficho. (< ficha).
[intrigues]
kifichoficho (adverb), stealthily. maneno ya kifichoficho. (< ficha).
[intrigues]
kifidio (noun 7/8), pl vifidio, ransom. (< fidi V).
kifijo (noun), pl vifijo, applause.
kifijo (noun 7/8), pl vifijo, joyful approval.
kifijo (noun), pl vifijo, exultation.
kifijo (noun 7/8), pl vifijo, shout of joy.
kifiko (noun 7/8), pl vifiko, arrival (point or time). (< fika V).
kifiko (noun 7/8), pl vifiko, destination. (< fika V).
kifiko (noun 7/8), pl vifiko, stage of a journey. (< fika V).
kifisifisi (adverb), like a hyena. (< fisi).
kifisifisi (adverb), secretly. (< fisi).
kifisifisi (adverb), surreptitiously. (< fisi).
kifo (noun 7/8), pl vifo, act. (< fa V).
kifo (noun 7/8), pl vifo, death. (< fa V).
-kifu (verb), enough.
-kifu (verb), satisfy. chakula chako kimenikifu. [your food has
satisfied me ( l cannot eat any more)]
-kifu (verb), suffice.
kifu (adjective), fitting. (< Arabic).
kifu (adjective), of the same status. (< Arabic).
kifu (adverb), pl vifu, as if dead. lala kifu. (< fa). [sleep very
soundly]
kifu (noun 7/8), pl vifu, dead thing. (< fa V).
kifu (noun), desire.
kifu (noun), plenty.
kifu (noun), sufficiency.
kifua (noun 7/8), pl vifua, chest. matiti yaliyoshiba yalikita kifuani
[Mt].
kifua (noun 7/8), pl vifua, wooden platter (small and round). (< fua N).
kifuasi (noun 7/8), pl vifuasi, something following. (< fuata V).
kifuasi (noun), pl vifuasi, series.
kifuasi (noun), pl vifuasi, succession.
kifuasi (noun), even number.
-lala kifudifudi (verb), lie face down.
kifudifudi (adverb), face down. pigo la pili lilimwangusha kifudifudi
[Ng].
kifudifudi (adverb), on the face.
kifudifudi (adverb), upside down.
kifufu (noun), pl vifufu, empty shell of a coconut.
kifuka (noun 7/8), pl vifuka, shrub (Veroninia cinerea). [botanical]
kifukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, fumigating material. (< fuka V).
kifukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, fumigation. (< fuka V).
kifukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, burning incense (act of). (< fuka V).
kifukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, smoking. (< fuka V).
kifukizo (noun), pl vifukizo, vivukizo, incense. (< fuka).
kivukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, burning incense (act of). (< fuka V).
kifuko (noun 7/8), pl vifuko, case. akishika taula na kifuko cha sabuni
[Ya].
kifuko (noun 7/8), pl vifuko, holder.
kifuko (noun), pl vifuko, tonsil. (< mfuko). [anatomical]
kifuko (noun), pl vifuko, pouch. kifuko cha fedha. (< mfuko). [purse]
kifukofuko (noun), pl vifukofuko, cocoon (of an insect). (< kifuko).
kifuku (noun 7/8), pl vifuku, hot rainy season. (< fuka V).
kifuli (noun), pl vifuli, shade.
-lala kifulifuli (verb), lie face down.
kifulifuli (adverb), face down.
kifulifuli (adverb), on the face.
kifulifuli (adverb), upside down.
kifumba (noun), pl vifumba, small sack of matting. (< fumba).
kifumbazi (noun), pl vifumbazi, fragrant wood which is ground up with oil
and used as a perfume or to keep off mosquitoes.
kifumbazi (noun), pl vifumbazi, fragrant wood which is used as a perfume
or to keep off mosquitos when ground up with oil. [rare]
kifumbu (noun 7/8), pl vifumbu, round basket for squeezing coconut for
tui. (< fumba V).
kifumbu (noun), pl vifumbu, filter. (< fumba, kifumba).
kifumbu (noun), pl vifumbu, sieve. (< fumba, kifumba).
kifumbu (noun 7/8), pl vifumbu, strainer. (< fumba V).
kifumufumu (noun 7/8), pl vifumufumu, cassava (kind of).
kifumufumu (noun), pl vifumufumu, manioc (kind of).
-kifundi (verb), technical. msaada wa kifundi. [technical assistance]
-piga kifundo (verb), tie a knot. piga kifundo.
kifundo (noun), pl vifundo, joint. kifundo cha mkono. [anatomical]
kifundo (noun), pl vifundo, knot. piga kifundo.
kifundo (noun 7/8), pl vifundo, knot. (< funda V).
kifundo (noun), pl vifundo, tassel. (< funda, fundika).
kifundo cha mguu (noun 7/8), pl vifundo vya mguu, ankle. (< funda V).
kifundo cha mkono (noun), pl vifundo vya mkono, wrist. kifundo cha
mkono.
kifunga (noun), pl vifunga, fastener. kifunga mbuzi. (< funga). [a
short-lived variety of grass (Eleusine indica)]
kifunga (noun), pl vifunga, grass (short lived variety). kifunga mbuzi.
(< funga). [a short-lived variety of grass (Eleusine indica)]
kifunga (noun), pl vifunga, something used for tying. kifunga mbuzi. (<
funga). [a short-lived variety of grass (Eleusine indica)]
kifunga stimu (noun), pl vifunga: -stimu, fuse. (< funga). [elec]
kifungo (noun), pl vifungo, bracket. andika vifungoni. (< funga). [put
in parentheses]
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, button. juu kavaa kishati
kilichofunguliwa vifungo [Moh]. (< funga V).
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, closing.
kifungo (noun), pl vifungo, confinement. peleka (tia) kifungoni. (<
funga). [put into prison]
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, enclosure. nyusi zake nene za kifungo
sasa nyembamba kama uzi [Moh].
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, fastening. (< funga V).
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, fasting (act of). (< funga V).
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, force (holding something together). (<
funga V).
kifungo (noun), pl vifungo, parenthesis. andika vifungoni. (< funga).
[put in parentheses]
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, prison. (< funga V).
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, puzzle. (< funga V).
kifungo (noun 7/8), pl vifungo, sentence (jail). (< funga V).
kifungoni (adverb), imprisoned. (< funga V).
kifungoni (adverb), in prison. (< funga V).
kifungu (noun), pl vifungu, article (of law or constitution).
kifungu (noun), pl vifungu, measure.
kifungu (noun), pl vifungu, paragraph.
kifungu (noun 7/8), pl vifungu, passage. (< fungu N).
kifungu (noun), pl vifungu, small portion.
kifungu (noun), pl vifungu, section.
kifungua (noun 7/8), pl vifungua, opener. (< funga V).
kifungua (noun), pl vifungua, something that unfastens. kifungua kopo;
kifungua kinywa; kifungua mimba; kifungua mkoba; kifungua mlango (Rec).
(< funga). ["can opener; breakfast; firstborn child; hist. payment to a
medicineman for discovering the cause of an illness; gift made by the
bridegroom to those who, on his wedding day, open the door to the room of
the bride".]
kifungua mimba (noun 7/8), pl vifungua mimba, first-born child. Rosa
Mistika ndiye alikuwa kifungua mimba [Kez]. (< funga V).
kifunguo (noun 7/8), pl vifunguo, key (small). (< funga V).
kifunguo (noun), pl vifunguo, skeleton key. (< funga).
kifuniko (noun), pl vifuniko, concealment. (< funika).
kifuniko (noun), pl vifuniko, cover. kifuniko cha chungu; kifuniko cha
saa; kifuniko cha taa (Rec). (< funika). ["potlid; case of a watch;
lampshade, globe".]
kifuniko (noun), pl vifuniko, hiding-place. (< funika).
kifuniko (noun 7/8), pl vifuniko, lid. (< funika V).
kifuniko (noun), pl vifuniko, refuge. (< funika).
kifuniko (noun), pl vifuniko, screen. kifuniko cha chungu; kifuniko cha
saa; kifuniko cha taa (Rec). (< funika). ["potlid; case of a watch;
lampshade, globe".]
kifuniko (noun 7/8), pl vifuniko, top. (< funika V).
kifunuo (noun), pl vifunuo, revealing. (< funua).
kifunuo (noun), pl vifunuo, uncovering. (< funua).
kifunuo (noun 7/8), pl vifunuo, unfolding. (< funika V).
kifuo (noun 7/8), pl vifuo, pointed stake fixed in ground for dehusking
coconuts. (< fua).
kifupi (adverb), in brief. (< fupi).
kifupi (adverb), briefly. (< fupi).
kifupisho (noun 7/8), pl vifupisho, abbreviation. (< -fupi adj).
kifurifuri (adverb), brimming over. (< fura V).
kifurifuri (adverb), full. (< fura V).
kifurushi (noun 7/8), pl vifurushi, packet. juu ya kitanda kulikuwa na
kifurushi [Muk].
kifurushi (noun 7/8), pl vifurushi, parcel.
kifusi (noun 7/8), pl vifusi, debris. (< fusa V).
kifusi (noun 7/8), pl vifusi, mud remains of house which has been
destroyed. (< fusa V).
kifuu (noun 7/8), pl vifuu, coconut husk.
kifuu (noun 7/8), pl vifuu, empty shell (coconut). mchanga wake wa
kupikia kwa kifuu [Moh]. (< fuu N).
kifuu (noun), eggshell. (< fuu).
kifyonza (noun), pl vifyonza, vacuum cleaner. (< fyonza).
kiga (noun 7/8), pl viga, thigh (of killed animal).
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, piece of broken earthenware pot. (< gae N).
kigae (noun), pl vigae, fragment.
kigae (noun), pl vigae, potsherd.
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, roofing tile. nyumba iliezekwa kwa vigae
[Sul]. the house is roofed with tiles.
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, roof-slate. (< gae N).
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, shard. (< gae N).
kigae (noun), pl vigae, splinter.
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, earthenware tile. sahihi ya mpishi, wino wa
masizi juu ya karatasi ya kigae [Ya].
kigae (noun 7/8), pl vigae, tile. nyumba iliezekwa kwa vigae [Sul]. the
house is roofed with tiles.
kigaga (noun 7/8), pl vigaga, crust. (< gaga V).
kigaga (noun), pl vigaga, scab.
kigagazi (noun 7/8), pl vigagazi, nausea.
kigambo (noun 7/8), pl vigambo, affair. (< amba V).
kigambo (noun), pl vigambo, controversy. (< amba).
kigambo (noun), pl vigambo, point at issue. (< amba).
kigambo (noun), pl vigambo, controversial question. (< amba).
-a kigana (noun), Ghanaian. (< (Engl.)).
Kiganda (noun), Baganda (people of Uganda).
Kiganda (noun), Luganda (language of Uganda).
kiganja (noun 7/8), pl viganja, palm (of hand). alinionyesha viganja
vyake [Abd]. (< ganja N). [anatomical]
kigao (noun), pl vigao, screen.
kigao (noun), pl vigao, shield.
kigasha (noun 7/8), pl vigasha, forearm. kigasha cha mkono.
kigawakati (noun 7/8), pl vigawa-kati, bisector. (< gawa V, kati adv).
kigawanye (noun), pl vigawanye, distribution. (< gawa).
kigawanye (noun 7/8), pl vigawanye, dividend (in arithmetic). (< gawa
V).
kigawanye (noun), pl vigawanye, division. (< gawa).
kigawanyo (noun 7/8), pl vigawanyo, divisor. (< gawa V).
kigego (noun), pl vigego, child that develops abnormally (regarded as
unlucky). mtoto huyu ni kigego sana.. [this child is hard to bring up.]
kigego (noun 7/8), pl vigezo, child with upper teeth grown 1st. (< gego
N).
kigego (noun 7/8), pl vigego, ill-omened child or animal. (< gego N).
kigelegele (noun 7/8), pl vigelegele, applause.
kigelegele (noun 7/8), pl vigelegele, shout of joy.
kigelegele (noun 7/8), pl vigelegele, trill of triumph (used by women).
vigelegele viwili vitatu vilipigwa wakati Tegemea anafika nyumbani kwa
Kabenga [Kez].
kigelegele (noun 7/8), pl vigelegele, ululation.
kigeni (adjective), extraordinary. (< -geni adv).
kigeni (adjective), strange. (< -geni adv).
kigeni (adjective), foreign. maneno ya kigeni. (< geni). [a foreign
language]
kigereng'enza (noun), pl vigereng'enza, chip.
kigereng'enza (noun), pl vigereng'enza, fragment.
kigereng'enza (noun), pl vigereng'enza, shaving.
kigereng'enza (noun), pl vigereng'enza, splinter.
kigesi (noun 7/8), pl vigesi, anklet.
kigeugeu (adjective), inconstant. fanyia fulani kigeugeu. (< geua).
["make someone facilate, waver".]
kigeugeu (adjective), vacillating. fanyia fulani kigeugeu. (< geua).
["make someone facilate, waver".]
kigeugeu (noun 7/8), pl vigeugeu, chameleon. (< geua V).
kigeugeu (noun 7/8), pl vigeugeu, changeable. (< geua V).
kigeugeu (noun 7/8an), pl vigeugeu, fickle person.
kigezo (noun 7/8), pl vigezo, criterion. (< geza V).
kigezo (noun), pl vigezo, measuring rod. (< geza).
kigezo (noun 7/8), pl vigezo, pattern (for making clothes). (< geza V).
kigezo (noun 7/8), pl vigezo, template. (< geza V).
kigezo (noun), pl vigezo, yardstick. (< geza).
kigingi (noun 7/8), pl vigingi, peg.
kigingi (noun), pl vigwingwi, post (for tying animals).
kigingi (noun), pl vigwingwi, stake.
Kigiriama (noun 7), Giriama. (< Giriama N).
Kigiriki (adjective), Greek. (< (Engl.); Mgiriki, Ugiriki).
Kigoa (adjective), Goanese.
kigodo (noun 7/8), pl vigodo, rice flour mixed with sugar and grated
coconut.
kigoe (noun 7/8), pl vigoe, small hooked stick for pulling fruit off
trees. (< ngoeka V).
kigogo (adverb), sleep very soundly.
kigogota (noun 7/8), pl vigogota, woodpecker. (< gota V).
kigoli (noun 7/8), pl vigoli, adolescent girl.
kigoli (noun), pl vigoli, young girl (before menstruation).
kigoma (noun), pl vigoma, small drum.
kigoma (noun), pl vigoma, tambourine.
kigomba (noun), pl vigomba, young banana plant.
kigombegombe (noun 7/8), pl vigombegombe, fish (type of).
kigome (noun 7/8), pl vigome, fort (small). (< ngome N).
kigongo (noun 7/8), pl vigongo, bludgeon. (< gongo N).
kigongo (noun 7/8), pl vigongo, club. (< gongo N).
kigongo (noun 7/8), pl vigongo, hump. (< gongo N).
kigongo (noun 7/8), pl vigongo, hunchback. (< mgongo N).
kigono (noun), pl vigono, camp. (< gona).
kigono (noun), pl vigono, resting place. (< gona).
kigono (noun), pl vigono, shelter. (< gona).
kigori (noun 7/8), pl vigori, adolescent girl. yeye alipokwisha kuwa
barubaru na Saada kigori [Moh].
kigosho (noun), pl vigosho, bend.
kigosho (noun 7/8), pl vigosho, crook (bend).
kigosho (noun 7/8), pl vigosho, deformity. kigosho cha mkono.
kigugu (adverb), in confusion. jenga kigugu. [build in a disorderly
fashion (not in rows)]
kigugu (adverb), weedlike. jenga kigugu. [build in a disorderly fashion
(not in rows)]
kigugu (adverb), wild. jenga kigugu. [build in a disorderly fashion
(not in rows)]
kigugumizi (noun 7/8an), pl vigugumizi, stammerer. (< gugmia V).
kigugumizi (noun 7/8an), pl vigugumizi, stutterer. (< gugmia V).
kigulio (noun 7/8), pl vigulio, market. (< gulio N).
kigumba (noun 7/8), pl vigumba, arrowhead.
kigumba (noun 7/8), pl vigumba, speartip.
kigumi (noun), pl vigumi, small bag of matting.
kigundu (noun 7/8), pl vigundu, someone whose buttocks stick out more
than usual.
kiguni (noun), pl viguni, small bag of matting. (< guni N).
kiguni (noun 7/8), pl viguni, set-square. (< guni N).
kigunzi (noun 7/8), pl vigunzi, corncob (small). (< gunzi N).
kigunzi (noun), pl vigunzi, last day of the year.
kiguu (noun 7/8), pl viguu, clubfoot. (< mguu N).
kiguu (noun 7/8an), pl viguu, cripple. (< mguu N).
kiguu (noun), pl viguu, deformed foot. (< mguu N).
kiguu (noun 7/8), pl viguu, foot (dim).
kiguu (noun), pl viguu, lame person. (< mguu N).
kiguu (noun 7/8), pl viguu, leg. (< mguu N).
kiguu (noun 7/8), pl viguu, stump. (< mguu N).
kiguu na njia (noun), walking. kiguu na njia hadi majumba ya mawe [Sul].
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, assistance. (< nguzo N).
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, comfort. (< nguzo N).
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, cricket stump. (< nguzo N).
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, prop. (< nguzo N).
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, stand (for holding something. (< nguzo N).
kiguzo (noun), pl viguzo, support. (< nguzo N).
kigwaru (noun), pl vigwaru, growth or swelling on the genitals.
[medical]
kigwaru (noun 7/8), pl vigwaru, wart. [medical]
kigwe (noun), pl vigwe, braid. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun 7/8), pl vigwe, small braid. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun 7/8), pl vigwe, cord. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun), pl vigwe, lace (of a shoe). (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun), pl vigwe, rein. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun), pl vigwe, strap. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun), pl vigwe, string. (< ugwe N).
kigwe (noun 7/8), pl vigwe, tape. (< ugwe N).
kihame (noun 7/8), pl vihame, deserted place. (< hama V).
kiharusi (noun), pl viharusi, apoplexy. [medical]
kiharusi (noun), pl viharusi, spasm. [medical]
kiharusi (noun), pl viharusi, stroke. [medical]
kiherehere (noun 7/8), pl viherehere, anxiety.
kiherehere (noun), pl viherehere, confusion. kiherehere cha moyo.
[palpitation of the heart.]
kiherehere (noun), pl viherehere, excitement. kiherehere cha moyo.
[palpitation of the heart.]
kiherehere (noun 7/8), pl viherehere, palpitation.
kihero (noun), pl vihero, crib.
kihero (noun), pl vihero, manger.
kihero (noun 7/8), pl vihero, trough.
kihesabu (adjective), mathematical. (< hesabu N).
kihindi (adjective), Indian. (< Hindi N).
kihongwe (noun 7/8), pl vihongwe, donkey (type used for carrying loads).
kihongwe (noun), pl vihongwe, pack donkey.
kihori (noun), pl vihori, bay (small). (< hori N).
kihori (noun), pl vihori, inlet (small). (< hori N).
kihori (noun), pl vihori, watering trough or feed trough for animals. (<
hori N).
kihori (noun), pl vihori, canoe (small). (< hori N).
kihoro (noun 7/8), pl vihoro, grief (due to death or great loss).
hajifahamu kwa fadhaa za kihoro hiki kilichomfika [Mun].
kihoro (noun), pl vihoro, pain. tia kihoro. [feel grief/pain]
kihunzi (noun), pl vihunzi, thieves' Latin (a form of concealed speech in
which the final syllables are put first).
kihusiano (noun), pl vihusiano, relative afformative (infix of suffix).
[grammatical]
kiimbo (noun 7/8), pl viimbo, accent. kwa sauti yenye kiimbo cha Kizungu
[Ya].
kiimbo (noun 7/8), pl viimbo, intonation.
kiinamizi (noun 7/8), pl viinamizi, bending down (as for work). (< inama
V).
kiinamizi (noun), pl viinamizi, share of meat which the butcher gets for
slaughtering an animal. (< inama V).
Kiingereza (noun), English. (< Mwingereza, Uingereza N).
kiingilio (noun), pl viingilio, admission fee. (< ingia V).
-a kiini (adjective), nuclear. silaha za kiini. nuclear weapons.
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, core. (< ini N).
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, essence.
kiini (noun), pl viini, gist (of a matter). (< ini N).
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, innermost part. mie naomba tujulishwe basi
kiini cha tamasha letu [Muk]. (< ini N).
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, kernel. (< ini N).
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, motive.
kiini (noun), pl viini, nucleus. kiini cha matunda. (< ini N).
[kernel/stone of fruit.]
kiini (noun), pl viini, pith. kiini cha matunda. (< ini N).
[kernel/stone of fruit.]
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, central point. (< ini N).
kiini (noun), pupil (of the eye). [anatomical]
kiini (noun), pl viini, stone of fruit. (< ini N).
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, substance.
kiini (noun), yolk of an egg.
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, inside.
kiini (noun 7/8), pl viini, interior.
kiini macho (noun 7/8), pl viini macho, conjurer. (< ini N macho N).
kiini macho (noun), pl viini, sleight of hand.
kiini macho (noun 7/8), pl viini macho, conjurer's trick. (< ini N macho
N).
kiini macho (noun), pl viini, conjuring trick.
kiinikizo (noun), pl viinikizo, bribe. (< inika V).
kiinikizo (noun), pl viinikizo, bribery. (< inika V).
kiinikizo (noun), pl viinikizo, heavy burden. (< inika V).
kiinikizo (noun 7/8), pl viinikizo, load (heavy). (< ina V).
kiinimacho (noun 7/8), pl viinimacho, jugglery. (< ini N, jicho N).
kiinimacho (noun 7/8), pl viinimacho, magic. (< ini N, jicho N).
-a kiinjili (adjective), pl -a kiinjili, evangelical.
kiinsha (adverb), by means of an essay. (< insha N).
kiinua (noun), pl viinua, bonus (for heavy work). kiinua mgongo. (<
inua N). [extra payment, bonus (for heavy work)]
kiinua (noun), pl viinua, extra payment. kiinua mgongo. (< inua N).
[extra payment, bonus (for heavy work)]
kiinua (noun), pl viinua, tip. kiinua mgongo. (< inua N). [extra
payment, bonus (for heavy work)]
kiisha (adverb), thereafter. (< isha V).
kiisha (adverb), thereafter. (< isha V).
Kiislamu (adjective), Islamic. (< Islamu N).
kiitikio (noun 7/8), pl viitikio, chorus. (< ita V).
kiitikio (noun 7/8), pl viitikio, refrain. (< ita V).
kiitikio (noun 7/8), pl viitikio, response. (< ita V).
kijaa (noun), pl vijaa, full vessel. (< jaa N).
kijaa (noun), pl vijaa, millstone. (< jaa N).
kijaa (noun 7/8), pl vijaa, stone (for grinding corn etc.). (< jaa V).
kijaa (noun 7/8), pl vijaa, vessel full to the brim. (< jaa V).
kijakazi (noun 7/8an), pl vijakazi, slave (female). (< mja N, kazi N).
kijakazi (noun), pl vijakazi, young slave girl. (< ja N).
kijaluba (noun 7/8), pl vijaluba, small ornamental box used for chewing-
mixture. (< Arabic).
kijaluba (noun 7/8), pl vijaluba, mouth (fig.). waliona kicho kufumbua
vijaluba vyao [Moh]. (< Arabic).
kijamanda (noun), pl vijamanda, blinder (of basketwork fastened over the
eyes of a camels)..
kijambia (noun), pl vijambia, gusset (of a kanzu).
kijambia (noun 7/8), pl vijambia, gusset (of shirt). (< jambia N).
Kijampani (adjective), Japanese.
kijana (noun 7/8), pl vijana, teenager. (< jana N). ["You are a
youngster, (but) we are grown-ups".]
kijana (noun 7/8), pl vijana, young man. (< jana N). ["You are a
youngster, (but) we are grown-ups".]
kijana (noun 7/8), pl vijana, youth. (< jana N). ["You are a youngster,
(but) we are grown-ups".]
kijanadume (noun 7/8), pl vijanadume, little boy. umepata kijanadume
bibi [Moh].
kijani (noun 7/8), pl vijani, leaf (small and green). (< jani N).
Kijapani (adjective), Japanese.
kijaruba (noun), pl vijaruba, metal box (usually for betel).
kijasho chembamba (noun 7/8), pl vijasho vyembamba, cold sweat. alihisi
baridi kali, lakini kijasho chembamba kilimtoka [Moh].
kijembe (noun), pl vijembe, cutting language.
kijembe (noun 7/8), pl vijembe, hoe (small). (< jembe N).
kijembe (noun), pl vijembe, pocket knife.
kijembe (noun 7/8), pl vijembe, sarcasm. sauti ilikuwa ndogo yenye
makali ya kijembe [Mun].
Kijeremani (adjective), German. (< Mjeremani, Ujeremani).
-a kijeshi (adjective), military. (< jeshi N).
kijia (noun), pl vijia, narrow path.
kijiba (noun 7/8), pl vijiba, shroud. kitakapomkwama kijiba [Moh].
kijibanda (noun), pl vijibanda, cottage.
kijibwa (noun), pl vijibwa, little dog. (< mbwa N).
kijibwa (noun), pl vijibwa, lackey. (< mbwa N).
kijibwa (noun), pl vijibwa, puppet. (< mbwa N).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, envious glance. (< jicho N).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, envy. kuwa na kijicho. be envious. (<
jicho N).
kijicho (noun 7/8), pl vijicho, eye. kijicho kafumba [Moh]. (< dim.
(jicho)).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, jealously. kuwa na kijicho. be jealous. (<
jicho N).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, malice. (< jicho N).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, malignant glance. (< jicho N).
kijicho (noun 7/8), pl vijicho, sly glance. (< jicho N).
kijicho (noun), pl vijicho, spite. (< jicho N).
kijidudu (noun 7/8), pl vijidudu, animal (minute). (< dudu N).
kijidudu (noun 7/8), pl vijidudu, germ. (< dudu N).
kijidudu (noun 7/8), pl vijidudu, microbe. (< dudu N).
kijigari (noun), pl vijigari, motor scooter. (< Hindi).
kijihospitali (noun), pl vijihospitali, first aid station. (< English).
kijihospitali (noun), pl vijihospitali, medical station. (< English).
kijiji (noun 7/8), pl vijiji, village. (< mji N).
kijiko (noun 7/8), pl vijiko, spoon. kama papai kwa kijiko [Ng]. (<
jiko N).
kijiko cha chai (noun), pl vijiko vya chai, teaspoon. (< mwiko N).
kijimbi msitu (noun 7/8), pl vijimbi msitu, mangrove kingfisher. (<
jimbi N msitu N). [Pemba]
kijimbi msitu (noun), pl vijimbi, kingfisher (species of). [ornith]
kijimea (noun), pl vijimea, bacterium. (< mmea N).
kijimeza (noun 7/8), pl vijimeza, table (small). (< meza N).
kijimo (noun 7/8), pl vijimo, dwarf.
kijina (noun), pl vijina, pronoun. (< jina N).
kijineno (noun), pl vijineno, babble. (< nena N).
kijineno (noun), pl vijineno, prattling (of children). (< nena N).
kijinga (adjective), foolish. (< jinga N).
kijinga (adjective), stupid. (< jinga N).
kijinga (noun 7/8), pl vijinga, firebrand (small). kulizima bomu kama
kijinga cha moto [Ya]. (< dim. (kinga)).
kijinga (noun), pl vijinga, foolishness. (< jinga N).
kijinga (noun), pl vijinga, stupidity. (< jinga N).
kijingajinga (adjective), foolish. (< jinga N).
kijingajinga (adjective), stupid. (< jinga N).
kijini (noun), pl vijini, elf. (< jini N).
kijini (noun), pl vijini, fairy. (< jini N).
kijini (noun), pl vijini, spirit. (< jini N).
kijino (noun), pl vijino, shrimp. (< jino N).
kijino (noun), pl vijino, whitebait (small fish species). (< jino N).
kijio (noun), pl vijio, dinner. (< ja N).
kijio (noun), pl vijio, evening meal. (< ja N).
kijipochi (noun 7/8), pl vijipochi, purse (small). kijipochi cha ngozi
nyeusi nyeusi na nyeupe [Ma]. (< dim. Eng.).
kijiri (noun), pl vijiri, bribe.
kijisanduka (noun), pl vijisanduka, mailbox.
kijisehemu (noun), pl vijisehemu, micron.
kijisu (noun), pl vijisu, knife (small).
kijitabu (noun), pl vijitabu, article.
kijitabu (noun), pl vijitabu, brochure.
kijitabu (noun), pl vijitabu, essay.
kijitabu (noun), pl vijitabu, pamphlet.
kijiti (noun 7/8), pl vijiti, peg. (< mti N).
kijiti (noun 7/8), pl vijiti, stick. anasimamisha mikono, kama
aliyechomwa kijiti machoni [Ma]. (< mti N).
kijito (noun 7/8), pl vijito, brook. (< mto N).
kijito (noun 7/8), pl vijito, river (small). (< mto N).
kijito (noun 7/8), pl vijito, stream. (< mto N).
kijitu (adjective), gigantic. ameangukiwa na kijitu cha jiwe. a
gigantic stone fell on him.. (< jitu N).
kijitu (adjective), huge. ameangukiwa na kijitu cha jiwe. a huge stone
fell on him.. (< jitu N).
kijitu (noun 7/8an), pl vijitu, little man (often said contemptuously).
(< mtu, jitu N).
kijitu (noun 7/8an), pl vijitu, small person. (< mtu, jitu N).
kijitu (noun 7/8an), pl vijitu, wretch. (< mtu, jitu N).
-a kijituuzima (adjective), adult. leo umri wa Miraji na Saada ni wa
kijituuzima [Moh].
kijivi (adverb), pl vijivi, thievishly. (< iba N).
kijivi (adverb), pl vijivi, underhandedly. (< iba N).
kijivi (noun), pl vijivi, thief. (< iba N).
kijivu (adjective), ash-colored. (< jivu ADJ).
kijivu (adjective), gray. (< jivu ADJ).
kijivu (adverb), ashen. ilitiwa saruji ya kumichia ya kijivu [Sul], mna
unga laini wa kijivujivu [Muk].
kijivu (noun 7/8), pl vijivu, gray wooden socket in which a handle of a
wooden drill turns.
kijivujivu (noun 7/8), pl vijivujivu, gray. (< jivu N).
kijiwe (noun), pl vijiwe, stone (small).
kijiwe (noun), pl vijiwe, pimple (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kijiwe (noun), pl vijiwe, rash (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kijiwe (noun), pl vijiwe, rock. (< jiwe N).
kijizi (adverb), in a sneaking manner. mwenye masharubu ya nge na macho
ya kijizi [Ya].
kijizi (adverb), underhandedly.
kijogoo (adverb), like cocks. fig. shidana kijogoo. (< jogoo N).
[fight with each other like cocks.]
kijogoo (noun), pl vijogoo, like roosters. (< jogoo N).
kijogoo (noun), pl vijogoo, seafish (species of). (< jogoo N).
Kijomba (noun), Swahili (language). (< mjomba, Ujomba N). [archaic]
kijongo (noun), pl vijongo, hump. mwenye kijongo. [hunchback]
kijoyo (noun), pl vijoyo, desire.
kijoyo (noun), pl vijoyo, inclination.
kijukuu (noun 7/8), pl vijukuu, great-grandchild. (< mjukuu N).
kijumba (noun), pl vijumba, booth. kijumba cha simu. telephone booth.
kijumba (noun 7/8), pl vijumba, cell. (< nyumba N).
kijumba (noun 7/8), pl vijumba, compartment. (< nyumba N).
kijumba (noun), pl vijumba, house (small).
kijumba (noun 7/8), pl vijumba, hut. (< nyumba N).
kijumba (noun), pl vijumba, hut.
kijumbamshale (noun), swallow (epithetic term).
kijumbamshale (noun 7/8), pl vijumbamshale, swift (bird). (< nyumbaN?
mshaleN).
kijumbe (noun 7/8), pl vijumbe, go-between. (< jumbe N).
kijumbe (noun), pl vijumbe, intermediary in arranging of a marriage. (<
mjumbe, ujumbe N).
kijungu (noun), pl vijungu, cooking pot (small).
kijusi (noun 7/8), pl vijusi, defilement (act of). (< mjusi N).
kijusi (noun), pl vijusi, impurity (period of forty days after
parturition during which a woman is considered to be impure). (< ujusi
N).
kijusi (noun 7/8), pl vijusi, legal impurity. (< mjusi N).
kijusi (noun 7/8an), pl vijusi, lizard. (< ujusi N).
kijusi (noun), pl vijusi, bad smell. (< ujusi N).
kijuso (noun 7/8), pl vijuso, little face. kainamia kwenye kijuso cha
malaika aliyekuwa kalala mapajani pake [Sul].
kijusu (noun 7/8), pl vijusu, fetus (of about 4 months).
kijuto (noun), pl vijuto, brook.
kijuujuu (adverb), pl vijuujuu, above. (< juu Adv).
kijuujuu (adverb), superficially. mbona unanidaka kijuujuu? [Sul].
kijuujuu (adverb), pl vijuujuu, on top. (< juu Adv).
kijuujuu (adverb), pl vijuujuu, up. (< juu Adv).
kijuujuu (adverb), pl vijuujuu, upwards. (< juu Adv).
kijuvi (adjective), impertinent. (< jua, juvi Adj, Adv).
kijuvi (adjective), impudent. sema kijuvi. talk impudently.. (< jua,
juvi Adj, Adv).
kijuvi (adjective), insolent. (< jua, juvi Adj, Adv).
kikaango (noun), pl vikaango, frying pan.
kikabaila (adjective), great. serikali za kikabaila. the great powers.
(< kabaila Adj).
kikabaila (adjective), important. (< kabaila Adj).
kikabati (noun 7/8), pl vikabati, cupboard (small). (< kabati N).
kikabila (adjective), pertaining to the people. (< kabila Adj, Adv).
kikahawia kikavu (adjective), light brown. akilivutavuta gauni lake la
kikahawia kikavu [Ma].
kikaimati (noun), pl vikaimati, fritter.
kikaimati (noun 7/8), pl vikaimati, wheat flour gruel. (< kaimati N).
kikaimati (noun), pl vikaimati, pancake (kind of).
kikaimati (noun), pl vikaimati, porridge (kind of).
kikaka (noun), pl vikaka, confusion. (< kakakaka N).
kikaka (noun), pl vikaka, disorder. (< kakakaka N).
kikaka (noun 7/8), pl vikaka, hastiness. (< kakakaka adv).
kikaka (noun 7/8), pl vikaka, hurry. (< kakakaka adv).
kikaka (noun 7/8), pl vikaka, rush. (< kakakaka adv).
kikale (adjective), ancient. (< kale Adj, Adv).
kikale (adjective), archaic. (< kale Adj, Adv).
kikale (adjective), obsolete. (< kale Adj, Adv).
kikale (adjective), old fashioned. (< kale Adj, Adv).
Kikalenjin (noun 7), Kalenjin. (< Kalenjin N).
kikalio (noun), pl vikalio, luxury (eg cigarettes). (< kaa N).
Kikamba (noun 7), Kamba. (< Kamba N).
kikambo (adjective), typical of the way stepparent behaves. [liter]
kikambo (adverb), like a stepparent. (< kambo Adv).
kikamilifu (adverb), accurately. (< kamili V).
kikamilifu (adverb), adequately. (< kamili V).
kikamilifu (adverb), completely. (< kamili V).
kikamilifu (adverb), precisely. (< kamili V).
kikamulio (noun), pl vikamulio, press. (< kama N).
kikamulio (noun), pl vikamulio, squeezer (for extracting juice from
fruit). (< kama N).
kikande (noun), pl vikande, fish (kind similar to sole).
kikanza (noun 7/8), pl vikanza, heating (act of). (< kaanga V).
kikanza (noun), pl vikanza, warming up (act of). (< kaanga V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, attitude. kaa kwa kikao chema. (< kaa V).
[live on good terms.]
kikao (noun), pl vikao, behavior. kaa kwa kikao chema. (< kaa V).
[live on good terms.]
kikao (noun), pl vikao, conduct. kaa kwa kikao chema. (< kaa V). [live
on good terms.]
kikao (noun), pl vikao, department. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, division. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, domicile. kikao chake Tanga. (< kaa V). [he
lives/resides in Tanga]
kikao (noun), pl vikao, duration of one's stay in a place. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun 7/8), pl vikao, meeting. kuhudhuria mikutano ya vikao vya
vijana [Ya].
kikao (noun), pl vikao, period of residence. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun 7/8), pl vikao, position. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun 7/8), pl vikao, residence. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, section. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun 7/8), pl vikao, session. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun 7/8), pl vikao, sitting (act of). (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, social position. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, social standing. (< kaa V).
kikao (noun), pl vikao, way of life. kaa kwa kikao chema. (< kaa V).
[live on good terms.]
kikapu (noun), pl vikapu, basket. kikapu cha karatasi. [wastepaper
basket.]
kikaramba (noun 7/8), pl vikaramba, old person (said scornfully).
kikaratasi (noun), pl vikaratasi, broadside.
kikaratasi (noun), pl vikaratasi, circular.
kikaratasi (noun), pl vikaratasi, handbook.
kikariri (adverb), again. (< kariri V).
kikariri (adverb), over and over. (< kariri V).
kikariri (adverb), repeatedly. (< kariri V).
kikariri (adverb), for the umpteenth time. (< kariri V).
kikariri (noun), pl vikariri, reiteration. (< kariri V).
kikasha (noun 7/8), pl vikasha, small box. vikasha viwili vya vidonge na
kimoja cha unga [Muk]. (< Portuguese).
kikasha (noun 7/8), pl vikasha, tube. (< Portuguese).
kikataa (noun 7/8), pl vikataa, fraction.
kikataa (noun 7/8), pl vikataa, small portion. wakatanua shamba lao
ambalo mpaka dakika hiyo lilikuwa kikataa [Moh].
-a kikatili (adjective), cruel. hukumu aliyopitisha Yohana ilikuwa ya
kikatili [Ng].
kikatoliki (adjective), Catholic. (< katoliki adj).
kikatoliki (adjective), Roman Catholic. (< katoliki adj).
kikaufu (noun 7/8), pl vikaufu, dryness. (< kauka V).
kikausha (noun 7/8an), pl vikausha, ill-omened person who brings bad
luck. (< kauka V).
kikavu (adjective), cool. (< kavu, kauka V).
kikavu (adjective), reserved. (< kavu, kauka V).
kikavu (noun), dryness. (< kavu, kauka V).
kikawaida (adjective), natural. (< kawaida N).
kikawaida (adjective), regular. (< kawaida N).
kikawaida (adjective), usual. (< kawaida N).
kikawe (noun), pl vikawe, pimple (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kikawe (noun), pl vikawe, rash (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kikawe (noun), pl vikawe, rock. (< jiwe N).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, clamp. (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, clip. (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, coupling. (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, fastener. (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, joint. (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun), pl vikaza, lintel (of a door or window). (< kaza V).
kikaza (noun 7/8), pl vikaza, tightener. (< kaza V).
-a kikazi (adjective), work related. (< kazi N).
kikazo (noun), pl vikazo, accent. (< kaza V).
kikazo (noun), pl vikazo, pressure. (< kaza V).
kikazo (noun), pl vikazo, stress. (< kaza V).
kikazo (noun 7/8), pl 'vikazo, tightening (act of). (< kaza V).
kike (noun), femininity. mtoto wa kike fanya kike. girl behave like a
woman.. (< ke adj).
kikero (noun 7/8), pl vikero, nose ornament.
kiki (noun), kick-off (in football). (< Eng.). [sport]
kikiki (adverb), firmly. funga kikiki. [fasten tightly]
kikiki (adverb), tightly. funga kikiki. [fasten tightly]
kikimu (noun), pl vidimu, wild lemon tree.
kikiri (noun), crowding. (< kikirika V).
kikiri (noun), pushing. (< kikirika V).
kikiri (noun), struggling. (< kikirika V).
kikiri (noun), wrestling. (< kikirika V).
-kikirika (verb), fight. (< kikiri N).
-kikirika (verb), push. (< kikiri N).
-kikirika (verb), shove. (< kikiri N).
-kikirika (verb), wrestle. (< kikiri N).
-kikisa (verb), be confused.
-kikisa (verb), be incoherent.
-kikisa (verb), speak fast.
-kikisa (verb), speak indistinctly.
uzoefu wa kikistoria (noun 14), historical experience. (< zoea V,
historia N).
kiko (noun 7/8), pl viko, elbow. [anatomical]
kiko (noun 7/8), pl viko, hookah.
kiko (noun 7/8), pl viko, pipe (of tobacco).
kiko (noun), he is there. kiti kiko?. [is the chair there?]
kiko (noun), it is there. kiti kiko?. [is the chair there?]
kiko (noun), she is there. kiti kiko?. [is the chair there?]
kikoa (noun 7/8), pl vikoa, collection made for newly married couple.
kikoa (noun 7/8), pl vikoa, cooperation. (< koa N).
kikoa (noun), pl vikoa, group. kula kikoa. [have meals in common]
kikoa (noun 7/8), pl vikoa, meal (eaten in common). (< koa N).
kikoa (noun), pl vikoa, slug.
kikoa (noun), pl vikoa, snail.
kikoa (noun), pl vikoa, strap.
kikoa (noun 7/8), pl vikoa, team. (< koa N).
kikofi (noun 7/8), pl vikofi, flap.
kikofi (noun), pl vikofi, handful. (< kofi N).
kikofi (noun), pl vikofi, palm of the hand. (< kofi N).
kikofi (noun 7/8), pl vikofi, light slap. kumtuliza kwa vikofi [Sul].
kikohozi (noun), pl vikohozi, cough. aumwa kikohozi. he has a cough..
(< kohoa V).
kikohozi (noun), pl vikohozi, fit of coughing. (< kohoa V).
kikoi (noun 7/8), pl vikoi, loin cloth.
kikoi (noun 7/8), pl vikoi, wrapper (man's).
dawa la kikojozi (noun), pl madawa ya kikojozi, diuretic (medicine). (<
kojoa V).
kikojozi (noun), pl vikojozi, bed wetter. dawa ya kikojozi. (< kojoa
V). [diuretic (medicine)]
kikojozi (noun), pl vikojozi, person with weak kidneys. dawa ya
kikojozi. (< kojoa V). [diuretic (medicine)]
kikoko (noun 7/8), pl vikoko, bit of hard dried stuff. (< ukoko N).
kikoko (noun), pl vikoko, scab. (< ukoko N).
kikoloni (adjective), colonial. serikali ya kikoloni. (< koloni N).
[colonial government.]
kikomba cha njaa (noun), pl vikomba vya njaa, tremendous appetite. (<
komba V).
kikomba cha njaa (noun), pl vikomba vya njaa, ravenous hunger. (< komba
V).
kikombe (noun), pl vikombe, cup. (< komba V).
kikombe (noun), pl vikombe, hub (of a wheel). (< komba V).
kikombe (noun), pl vikombe, electrical insulator. vikombe vya simu.
insulators on a telephone-pole. (< komba V).
kikombe (noun), pl vikombe, mug. (< komba V).
kikombo (adverb), bent. (< komba V).
kikombo (adverb), crooked. (< komba V).
kikombo (adverb), unintelligibly. maneno ya kikombo. (< komba V).
[unitelligible words.]
kikombo (noun), pl vikombo, bend. (< komba V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, boundary. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, bow of a small ship. (< koma V). [naut]
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, conclusion. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun 7/8), pl vikomo, end. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun 7/8), pl vikomo, finish. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, goal. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun 7/8), pl vikomo, height.
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, object (grammatical). (< koma V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, place to stand. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, place to stop. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun), pl vikomo, termination. (< koma V).
kikomo (noun 7/8), pl vikomo, top. Rehema alidhani amefika katika kikomo
cha kuvumilia maisha asiyoyataka [Sul].
kikomo cha uso (noun), pl vikomo vya uso, forehead. (< koma V).
[anatomical]
kikomunisti (adjective), communist. (< mkomunisti, ukomunisti (Eng.)).
kikondo (noun 7/8), pl vikondo, banana (type of).
kikondoo (adverb), pl vikondoo, meekly. (< kondoo N).
kikondoo (adverb), pl vikondoo, patiently. (< kondoo N).
kikondoo (adverb), pl vikondoo, like a sheep. (< kondoo N).
kikondoo (adverb), pl vikondoo, unresistingly. (< kondoo N).
kikondoo (noun), pl vikondoo, lamb. (< kondoo N).
kikongo (adjective), Congolese.
-enda kikongwe (verb), pl vikongwe, walk bent over and with difficulty.
(< kongwe, konga V).
kikongwe (noun), pl vikongwe, person bent and feeble from old age. (<
kongwe, konga V).
kikongwe (noun), pl vikongwe, very old person. (< kongwe, konga V).
kikono (noun), pl vikono, antenna (of insects). (< mkono N).
kikono (noun), pl vikono, deformed arm. (< mkono N).
kikono (noun), pl vikono, stump of arm. (< mkono N).
kikonyo (noun), pl vikonyo, stalk (of fruit). (< mkono, kikono N).
kikonyo (noun), pl vikonyo, stem (of fruit). (< mkono, kikono N).
kikope (noun), pl vikope, conjunctivitis. (< kope). [medical]
kikope (noun 7/8), pl vikope, eye disease.
kikope (noun), pl vikope, eyelash. (< kope).
kikope (noun), pl vikope, inflammation of the eyes. (< kope).
kikope (noun), pl vikope, sty (in the eye). (< kope).
kikopo (noun 7/8), pl vikopo, borrowing. (< kopa V).
kikopo (noun 7/8), pl vikopo, loan. (< kopa V).
mtoto kikopo (noun), pl watoto vikopo, cheat. (< kopa V).
mtoto kikopo (noun), pl watoto vikopo, rascal. (< kopa V).
mtoto kikopo (noun), pl watoto vikopo, ruffian. (< kopa V).
kikora (noun), pl vikora, joy. (< kora V).
kikora (noun), pl vikora, rejoicing. (< kora V).
kikore (noun), pl vikore, famous person. (< kora V).
kikore (noun), pl vikore, field (newly planted). (< kore V).
kikore (noun), pl vikore, garden (newly planted). (< kore V).
kikore (noun 7/8), pl vikore, rich person. (< kore N).
kikorombwe (noun 7/8), pl vikorombwe, signal cry or call (blown through
fingers).
kikoromeo (noun), pl vikoromeo, Adam's apple. (< koroma N). [anat]
kikoromeo (noun), pl vikoromeo, coconut (almost ripe). (< koroma N).
kikoromeo (noun 7/8), pl vikoromeo, larynx. (< koroma V).
kikororo (noun 7/8), pl vikororo, hookah.
kikororo (noun), pl vikororo, water-pipe.
kikosi (noun 7/8), pl vikosi, band. (< kosi N).
kikosi (noun 7/8), pl vikosi, company. (< kosi N).
kikosi (noun), pl vikosi, nape of the neck. (< kosi N).
kikosi (noun), pl vikosi, platoon. kikosi cha askari. [a squad of
soldiers.]
kikosi (noun), pl vikosi, squad. kikosi cha askari. [a squad of
soldiers.]
kikosi (noun 7/8), pl vikosi, troop. (< kosi N).
kikota (noun), pl vikota, stalk of millet.
kikoto (noun 7/8), pl vikoto, braid of hair.
kikoto (noun), pl vikoto, pigtail (of hair).
kikoto (noun), pl vikoto, switch.
kikoto (noun), pl vikoto, whip (braided of grass or twigs).
kikotwe (noun), pl vikotwe, fish (type of).
kikozi (noun), hawk species.
kikristo (adjective), Christian. (< Kristo N).
kikuba (adjective), pl vikuba, dome-shaped. (< kuba).
kikuba (noun 7/8), pl vikuba, bouquet.
kikuba (noun), pl vikuba, dome. (< kuba).
kikuba (noun 7/8), pl vikuba, flower sachet worn in hair or on dress.
kikuba (noun 7/8), pl vikuba, packet of aromatic herbs used for perfume.
kikuchia (noun 7/8), pl vikuchia, small piece torn off root of
fingernail. (< ukucha n).
kikuchia (noun), pl vikuchia, hangnail. (< ukucha N).
kikuku (noun 7/8), pl vikuku, armlet. (< kuku N).
kikuku (noun 7/8), pl vikuku, bracelet. (< kuku N).
kikuku (noun), pl vikuku, chicken (young).
kikuku (noun 7/8), pl vikuku, ring. (< kuku N). [stirrup]
kikuli (noun), dread.
kikuli (noun), fright.
kikuli (noun 7/8), pl vikuli, horror.
kikuli (noun), horror.
kikuli (noun), terror.
kikulia (noun 7/8an), pl vikulia, someone who grew up in a place (but was
not born there). (< kua V).
kikumbatio (noun), pl vikumbatio, embrace. (< kumbatia V).
kikumbo (noun), pl vikumbo, butt. piga kikumbo. (< kumba V).
kikumbo (noun 7/8), pl vikumbo, push. (< kumba V).
kikumbo (noun 7/8), pl vikumbo, shove. (< kumba V). ["shove, jostle,
butt".]
kikumbo (noun 7/8), pl vikumbo, thrust. (< kumba V).
kikumbuko (noun), memory. (< kumbuka V).
kikumbuko (noun), rememberance. (< kumbuka V).
kikumi (noun 7/8), pl vikumi, ten-cent piece. (< kumi A).
kikunazi (noun 7/8), pl vikunazi, clitoris. [obscene]
kikundi (noun), pl vikundi, battalion. kikundi cha vifaru. (< kundi N).
[armored battalion]
kikundi (noun), pl vikundi, clique. vikundi vya muawana. (< kundi N).
[cooperatives]
kikundi (noun), pl vikundi, council. vikundi vya muawana. (< kundi N).
[cooperatives]
kikundi (noun 7/8), pl vikundi, group (small). aliona kikundi cha watu
wachache [Kez]. (< kundi N).
kikundu (noun), pl vikundu, hemorrhoids. (< mkundu N). [medical]
kikunja jamvi (noun), pl vikunja jamvi, cost. (< kunja V).
kikunja jamvi (noun), pl vikunja jamvi, court fees. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, crease. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, edge. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, fold. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, pleat. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, seam. (< kunja V).
kikunje (noun), pl kikunjo, wrinkle. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, crease. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, edge. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, fold. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, pleat. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, seam. (< kunja V).
kikunjo (noun), pl kikunjo, wrinkle. (< kunja V).
kikuta (noun), pl vikuta, masonry enclosure (eg. around a grave). (<
ukuta N).
kikuta (noun), pl vikuta, stone border. (< ukuta N).
kikuti (noun), pl vikuti, chance. (< kuta V).
kikuti (noun), pl vikuti, small leaf (of the coconut palm). (< kuti).
kikuti (noun), pl vikuti, event. (< kuta V).
kikuti (noun), pl vikuti, opportunity. (< kuta V).
kikuto (noun), pl vikuto, hyena.
kikuto (noun 7/8), pl vikuto, rolled up thing (e.g. sleeping-mat).
kikuukuu (adjective), useless. (< kuukuu adj).
kikuukuu (adjective), worthless. (< kuukuu adj).
kikuukuu (noun), pl vikuukuu, worn-out article of clothing. (< kuukuu
adj).
kikuza sauti (noun 7/8), pl vikuza sauti, loud-speaker. mbona mnapokaa
kwenye vikuza sauti mnapiga kelele [Moh].
kikuza sauti (noun 7/8), pl vikuza sauti, microphone. (< -kua V, sauti
N).
kikuza sauti (noun 7/8), pl vikuza sauti, speaker. (< -kua V, sauti N).
kikwapa (noun), pl vikwapa, armhole (of a garment).
kikwapa (noun 7/8), pl vikwapa, armpit. (< kwapa N).
kikwapa (noun), pl vikwapa, perspiration (from the armpits). ananuka
kikwapa. [he smells of perspiration]
kikwaru (noun), pl vikwaru, cock's spur.
kikwaru (noun 7/8), pl vikwaru, spur (of a fighting cock).
kikwata (adverb), pl vikwata, go on foot.
kikwata (noun), pl vikwata, shrub (Acacia mellifera) used to form thorny
hedges.
kikwato (noun), pl vikwato, hoof (of an animal). (< kwata Adv).
kikwayakwaya (noun 7/8), pl vikwayakwaya, vegetable (kind of). kuchuma
kisambu, mtoriro, kikwayakwaya, mchunga [Moh].
kikwazo (noun), pl vikwazo, difficulty. (< kwaa V).
kikwazo (noun), pl vikwazo, hinderance. (< kwaa V).
kikwazo (noun), pl vikwazo, impediment. (< kwaa V).
kikwe (noun), pl vikwe, elbow.
Kikwetu (noun 7), our language. (< kwetu adj).
kikwi (noun), countless number.
kikwi (noun), crowd.
kikwi (noun), multitude.
kikwi (noun), thousands (only in tales)..
kikwifukwifu (noun 7/8), pl vikwifukwifu, hiccup.
kikwifukwifu (noun), sobbing.
kila (adjective), all.
kila (adjective), each.
kila (adjective), entire.
kila (adjective), every.
kila mara (adjective), every time. kila aendako.
kila mtu (adjective), everybody.
kilabu (noun), pl vilabu, bar. (< Eng.).
kilabu (noun), pl vilabu, club. mwanachama wa kilabu. (< Eng.). [club
member.]
kilaji (noun 7/8), pl vilaji, corrosion. (< la V).
kilaji (noun 7/8), pl vilaji, eater. (< la V).
kilaji (noun 7/8), pl vilaji, food. (< la V).
kilalanungu (noun), pl vilalaungu, hardy creeping plant (Callopsis
Volensii). [botanical]
kilalio (noun), pl vilalio, bed. (< lala V).
kilalio (noun 7/8), pl vilalio, bedding. (< lala V).
kilalio (noun 7/8), pl vilalio, evening meal. (< lala V).
kilalio (noun), pl vilalio, sleeping place. (< lala V).
kilalio (noun 7/8), pl vilalio, supper. (< lala V).
kilalo (noun), pl vilalo, resting place. (< lala V).
kilalo (noun), pl vilalo, shelter. (< lala V).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, channel. (< mlango).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, fairway. (< mlango).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, narrow passage. (< mlango).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, strait. (< mlango).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, valve. (< mlango).
kilango (noun), pl vilango, waterway. (< mlango).
kile (pronoun), that. kitabu kile. [that book]
kilegesambwa (noun), pl vilegesambwa, kneecap.
kilegesambwa (phrase), Everyone can expect to have bad things said about
him during his lifetime. [proverb]
kileji (noun 7/8), pl vileji, cake (flat and round of wheat or rice
flour).
kilele (noun 7/8), pl vilele, peak.
kilele (noun), pl vilele, tip. (< Pers.).
kilele (noun 7/8), pl vilele, top.
kilele cha mlima (noun), mountain top. (< Pers.).
kilema (noun 7/8), pl vilema, cripple. nilicheka kilema [Kez]. (< lemaa
V).
kilema (noun), pl vilema, defect. mwenye kilema. (< lemaa V).
[cripple.]
kilema (noun 7/8), pl vilema, deformity. (< lemaa V).
kilema (noun 7/8), pl vilema, disability. (< lemaa V).
kilema (noun 7/8), pl vilema, disablement. (< lemaa V).
kilema (noun 7/8), pl vilema, lame person. (< lemaa V).
-tatia kilemba (verb), wrap a turban.
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, flattery. (< mkilemba N).
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, gift (eg that given by a bridegroom to his
father-in-law). (< mkilemba N).
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, gratuity. (< mkilemba N).
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, praise. (< mkilemba N).
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, reputation. (< mkilemba N).
kilemba (noun 7/8), pl vilemba, comb of rooster.
kilemba (noun), pl vilemba, turban. piga kilemba. (< mkilemba N). [put
on/wear a turban.]
kilembwa (noun 7/8), pl vilembwa, point.
kilembwa (noun), pl vilembwa, termination.
kilembwa (noun), pl vilembwa, tip.
kilembwe (noun 7/8an), pl vilembwe, great-great-grandchild.
kilemea nembo (noun), pl vilemea, shrub species (Cremaspora africana).
[bot]
kilendo (noun), pl vilendo, fish (kind of).
kilenga (noun 7/8), pl vilenga, fetus (at about 4 months).
kilenge (noun 7/8), pl vilenge, children's game. (< lenga V?).
kilengelenge (noun 7/8), pl vilengelenge, tasty central part.
kilengelenge cha boga/ kutia nazi kunoga [Sul].
kileo (noun 7/8), pl vileo, intoxicant. (< lewa V).
kileo (noun 7/8), pl vileo, narcotic. (< lewa V).
kileti (noun 7/8), pl vileti, oarlock (metal).
kileti (noun), pl vileti, door-latch.
kileti (noun), pl vileti, handle.
kileti (noun), pl vileti, lever.
kileti (noun), pl vileti, rowlock. [nautical]
kileti (noun), pl vileti, stick used in rope-making.
kileti (noun), pl vileti, thole. [nautical]
kilihafu (noun 7/8), pl vilihafu, stomach (ruminant's first one).
kilima (noun 7/8), pl vilima, hill. (< mlima N).
kilima (noun), pl vilima, knoll.
kilima (noun 7/8), pl vilima, small mountain. (< mlima N).
kilimbili (noun 7/8), pl vilimbili, upper arm (above elbow).
kilimbili (noun), pl vilimbili, wrist.
kilimi (noun 7/8), pl vilimi, abusive language. (< ulimi N).
kilimi (noun), pl vilimi, mouthpiece (of a wind instrument). (< limi,
mlimi, ulimi N).
kilimi (noun), pl vilimi, sore throat. (< limi, mlimi, ulimi N).
[medical]
kilimi (noun 7/8), pl vilimi, uvula (part of mouth). (< ulimi N).
kilimia (noun), Pleiades (constellation). (< lima N).
kilimilimi (noun 7/8), pl vilimilimi, abusive speech. atakuwa amekata
kilimilimi chochote cha msichana kumtaja [Muk].
kilimilimi (noun 7/8), pl vilimilimi, gossip.
kilimo (noun 7/8), pl vilimo, agriculture. (< lima V).
kilimo (noun), pl vilimo, crop(s). (< lima N).
kilimo (noun), pl vilimo, cultivation. (< lima N).
kilimo (noun 7/8), pl vilimo, farming. (< lima V).
kilimo (noun), pl vilimo, produce. (< lima N).
kilimwengu (noun), internationalism. kilimwengu ya wafanya kazi. (<
ulimwengu N). [proletarian internationalism.]
kilinda (noun), pl vilinda, guard. (< linda N).
kilinda (noun), pl vilinda, protector. (< linda N).
kilinda (noun), pl vilinda, watchman. (< linda N).
kilindi (noun), pl vilindi, channel (water). (< lindi N).
kilindi (noun 7/8), pl vilindi, deep water. (< lindi N).
kilindi (noun 7/8), pl vilindi, depth. (< lindi N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, guarding (act of). (< linda N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, protecting (act of). (< linda N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, shelter (from rain etc.). (< linda N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, storage place. (< linda N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, watching (act of). (< linda N).
kilindo (noun), pl vilindo, watchman's platform (on a plantation). (<
linda N).
kilinge (noun 7/8), pl vilinge, mystery.
kilinge (noun), pl vilinge, mystification. maneno ya kilinge.
["mysterious, unintelligible words".]
kilinge (noun), pl vilinge, secret meeting-place (of medicine-men).
kilinge (noun), pl vilinge, secretiveness. maneno ya kilinge.
["mysterious, unintelligible words".]
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, cut. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, war drum. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, example. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, mark (on trees to show the way). (< linga
N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, model. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, notch. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, pattern. (< linga N).
kilingo (noun 7/8), pl vilingo, pattern. (< linga V).
kilingo (noun), pl vilingo, platform (for keeping a watch over palnted
fields).
kiliniki (noun), clinic.
kiliniki (noun), clinic. (< English).
kilinzi (noun), pl vilinzi, bracelet of beads.
kilio (noun 7/8), pl vilio, cry. (< lia V).
kilio (noun), pl vilio, interjection. (< lia N).
kilio (noun 7/8), pl vilio, lamentation. (< lia V).
kilio (noun 7/8), pl vilio, mourning. (< lia V).
kilio (noun), pl vilio, scream. (< lia N).
kilio (noun), pl vilio, sound. (< lia N).
kilio (noun), pl vilio, weeping. (< lia N).
killa (adjective), every. [alt. of kila]
kilo (noun), kilogram. (< Engl.).
kilometa (noun 9/10), kilometer. (< Engl.).
kilopwe (noun), pl vilopwe, shrub (Jaquemontia capitata).
kilotia (noun), pl vilotia, child's cap.
kilua (noun), pl vilua, flower of a species of liana. (< mkilua).
kiludhu (noun 9/10), pl kiludhu, velvet.
kilugha (noun 7/8), pl vilugha, dialect. (< lugha N).
Kiluhya (noun 7), Luhya.
kilunzi (noun), secret language in which the final syllables of a word
become the first.
kiluwiluwi (noun 7/8), pl viluwiluwi, larva (of insect).
kiluwiluwi (noun 7/8), pl viluwiluwi, tadpole.
kima (noun 7/8), pl vima, extent.
kima (noun), pl vima, measure. (< kimo N).
kima (noun 9/10), minced meat. (< Pers.).
kima (noun), pl vima, price. (< kimo N).
kima (noun), pl vima, size. (< kimo N).
kima (noun), pl vima, stature. (< kimo N).
kima (noun), pl vima, value. kima chake kudiri gani?. (< kimo N).
kima (noun 9/10), pl kima, monkey (type of). kima wee [Ma].
kimaada (adjective), genuine.
kimaada (adjective), proper.
kimaada (adjective), regular.
kimacho (adjective), wide awake. lala kimacho. yellow pigment (dye,
paint). (< jicho N).
kimacho (adjective), frank. alisema naye kimacho. (< jicho N).
kimacho (adjective), open. alisema naye kimacho. (< jicho N).
kimacho (adverb), alert.
kimacho (adverb), watchful. (< macho N).
kimachomacho (adjective), open-eyed. (< jicho N).
kimada (adjective), correct.
kimada (adjective), due.
kimada (adjective), fitting.
kimada (adjective), genuine.
kimada (adjective), proper.
kimada (adjective), right.
kimada (adjective), true.
kimagamaga (adverb), very fast. nilipomwona, alikuwa anakwenda
kimagamaga. (< magamaga Adv).
kimagamaga (adverb), in a hurry. nilipomwona, alikuwa anakwenda
kimagamaga. (< magamaga Adv).
-a kimahaba (adjective), of love. ulaini wa kimahaba wa Matatu ulitoweka
[Muk].
kimaji (adjective), damp. (< maji N).
kimaji (adjective), misty. (< maji N).
kimaji (adjective), steamy. (< maji N).
kimaji (adjective), swampy. (< maji N).
kimaji (adjective), watery. (< maji N).
kimaji (adjective), wet. (< maji N).
kimako (noun), amazement. (< maka N).
kimako (noun), astonishment. (< maka N).
kimalidadi (adjective), elegant. (< malidadi Adj).
kimalidadi (adjective), fashionable. (< malidadi Adj).
kimalidadi (adjective), overdressed. (< malidadi Adj).
kimanda (noun), pl vimanda, omelet. (< manda N).
kimanda (noun), pl vimanda, scrambled eggs. (< manda N).
kimanda (noun), pl vimanda, trial by ordeal (the parties are given bread
to eat and the guilty person is supposed to be unable to swallow it). (<
manda N).
Kimanga (adjective), Arabic. (=Kiarabu) [Rec]. (< Manga N). [rare]
kimangalingali (noun), backwards.
kimangari (noun), pl vimangari, hardy plant (Ramphicarpa veronicaefolia).
kimango (noun 7/8), pl vimango, round grinding stone (for grinding flour
etc.). (< mango N).
-a kimanjano (adjective), pl vimanjano, yellow. rangi ya kimanjano. (<
manjano N).
-a kimanjano (adjective), yellow.
kimarekani (adjective), American.
kimaridadi (adjective), fashionable.
-a kimashamba (adjective), crude. (< shamba N).
-a kimashamba (adjective), rough. (< shamba N).
-a kimashamba (adjective), rude. (< shamba N).
-a kimashamba (adjective), rural. (< shamba N).
-a kimashamba (adjective), rustic. (< shamba N).
kimashamba (noun 7/8), pl vimashamba, rural thing. (< mashamba n).
kimashamba (noun 7/8), pl vimashamba, rustic thing. (< mashamba n).
kimashamba (noun), rural manner. (< shamba N).
-fanya kimasomaso (verb), be evasive.
-fanya kimasomaso (verb), make excuses.
-fanya kimasomaso (verb), pretend.
kimasomaso (noun), dissimulation.
kimasomaso (noun), evasion.
kimasomaso (noun), excuse.
kimasomaso (noun), hypocrisy.
kimasomaso (noun), pretence.
kimasomaso (noun), pretext.
kimatu (noun 7/8), pl vimatu, young locust. (< matumatu, tunutu N).
kimau (noun 7/8), pl vimau, tunic (short sleeved).
kimau (noun), pl vimau, uniform shirt (with short sleeves).
kimavi cha kuku (noun), weed species sometimes used as a vegetable
(Ageratum conyzoides).
kimazeru (noun 7/8an), pl vimazeru, albino.
kimba (noun 5/6), pl vimba, corpse. (=maiti) anguka kimba kimba [Rec].
[rare]
kimba (noun), pl vimba, dungheap.
kimba (noun), pl vimba, heap of excrement.
kimbaombao (noun), pl vimbaombao, chameleon (kind of). (< bao N).
kimbaombao (noun), pl vimbaombao, tall thin person. (< bao N).
kimbaumbau (noun 7/8), pl vimbaumbau, lanky person. dereva wa gari hiyo,
mwanamke kimbaumbau [Moh].
-kimbia (verb), escape. kimbia mbio. (< kukimbia V).
-kimbia (verb), take flight. kimbia mbio. (< kukimbia V).
-kimbia (verb), run.
-kimbia (verb), run away. kimbia mbio. (< kukimbia V).
-kimbilia (verb), run after. (< kimbia V).
-kimbilia (verb), run toward. (< kimbia V).
kimbilio (noun), pl makimbilio, help. (< kukimbia V).
kimbilio (noun 5/6), pl makimbilio, hiding place. (< kimbia V).
kimbilio (noun), pl makimibilio, refuge. (< kukimbia V).
kimbilio (noun), pl makimbilio, salvation. (< kukimbia V).
kimbilio (noun), pl makimibilio, shelter. (< kukimbia V).
kimbimbi (noun), gooseflesh. fanya kimbimbi.
kimbio (adverb), on the double. (< kukimbia V).
kimbio (adverb), hastily. (< kimbia V).
kimbio (adverb), hurriedly. (< kukimbia V).
kimbio (adverb), quickly. (< kukimbia V).
kimbio (adverb), at full speed. (< kukimbia V).
kimbiombio (adverb), quickly. (< kukimbia V).
-kimbiza (verb), drive away. (< kimbia V).
kimbizi (noun 7/8), pl vimbizi, something that causes haste. (< kimbia
V).
kimbizi (noun 7/8), pl vimbizi, something that causes speed. (< kimbia
V).
-kimbizwa (verb), be driven away. (< kimbia V).
kimbugibugi (noun), pl vimbugibugi, variety of grass (Dactylotenium
aegyptiacum).
kimbunga (noun), pl vimbunga, storm.
kimbunga (noun 7/8), pl vimbunga, typhoon. tuepushe na kimbunga hiki,
mwanangu [Kez].
kimbunga (noun), pl vimbunga, whirlwind.
kimbunga (noun 7/8), pl vimbunga, hurricane.
kimbunga cha nyama (noun), hoof-and- mouth disease.
kimbunga cha nyama (noun), rinderpest.
kimburu (noun), pl vimburu, half-wild cat. (=shume) [Rec].
kimburu (noun), pl vimburu, mongoose. (=nguchiro) [Rec]. [rare]
kimea (noun 7/8), pl vimea, sprouted grain seeds used for making beer.
(< mmea N).
kimea (noun), pl vimea, sprouted seed of grain. (< mea N).
kimelea (noun 7/8), pl vimelea, parasite. (< mea V).
kimelea (noun), pl vimelea, parasitic plant. (< mea N).
kimelea (noun), pl vimelea, plant which grows wild. (< mea N).
kimene (noun 7/8), pl vimene, pride. (< mena V).
kimene (noun), arrogance. (< mena N).
kimene (noun), contempt. (< mena N).
kimene (noun), disdain. (< mena N).
kimenomeno (noun 7/8), pl vimenomeno, disease of the mouth. (< meno N).
kimenomeno (noun), pl vimenomeno, disease of the teeth (thrush or
pyorrhea). (< jino N).
kimerimeti (noun), pl vimerimeti, firefly.
kimerimeti (noun), pl vimerimeti, glowworm.
kimeta (noun), pl vimeta, brightness. (< meta N).
kimeta (noun 7/8), pl vimeta, glitter. (< meta V).
kimeta (noun), pl vimeta, radiance. (< meta N).
kimeta (noun), pl vimeta, spark. (< meta N).
kimeta (noun 7/8), pl vimeta, sparkle. (< meta V).
kimetameta (noun), pl vimetameta, glitter. (< meta N).
kimetameta (noun 7/8), pl vimetameta, sparkle. (< meta V).
kimeti (noun), pl vimeti, firefly. (< meta N).
kimeti (noun), pl vimeti, glowworm. (< meta N).
kimi (noun), pay. kimi cha chini [Rec].
kimi (noun), wages. kimi cha chini [Rec].
kimia (noun 7/8), pl vimia, circular casting-net of light fine twine.
kimia (noun 7/8), pl vimia, net.
kimia (noun), pl vimia, netting.
kimia (noun 7/8), pl vimia, network.
kimia (noun 7/8), pl vimia, trellis.
kimia (noun), quiet. [cf kimya]
Kimijikenda (noun 7), Mijikenda. (< Mijikenda N).
kimiminiko (noun 7/8), pl vimiminiko, liquid. (< miminika V).
kimio (noun 7/8), pl vimio, throat infection. (< umio N).
kimio (noun), pl vimio, uvula.
kimkumku (noun), falsehood. (=uwongo) [Rec]. [rare]
kimkumku (noun), insanity. (=wazimu, kichaa)[Rec]. [rare]
kimkumku (noun), lie. (=uwongo) [Rec]. [rare]
kimkumku (noun), lunacy. (=wazimu, kichaa)[Rec]. [rare]
kimkumku (noun), madness. (=wazimu, kichaa)[Rec]. [rare]
-a kimwetu (adjective), local. hospitali na daktari potelea mbali, hata
mkunga wa kimwetu? [Moh].
kimo (noun 7/8), pl vimo, altitude. (< kima N).
kimo (noun 7/8), pl vimo, height. (< kima N).
kimo (noun), pl vimo, measure. kimo cha mtu. (< kima N).
kimo (noun), pl vimo, measuring tape. (< kima N).
kimo (noun), pl vimo, size. kimo cha mtu. (< kima N).
kimo (noun 7/8), pl vimo, stature. alipoangalia tambo, kimo na uzima wa
bibi huyu [Moh]. (< Arabic).
kimo (noun), pl vimo, tape measure. (< kima N).
kimo (pronoun), be in something.
kimombo (noun 7/8), pl vimombo, English language.
kimondo (noun), pl vimondo, meteor.
kimondo (noun), pl vimondo, shooting star.
kimoyo (noun), pl vimoyo, grief.
kimoyo (noun 7/8), pl vimoyo, heart ailment. (< moyo N).
kimoyo (noun), pl vimoyo, pain.
kimoyo (noun), pl vimoyo, sorrow.
kimoyo (noun), pl vimoyo, favorite (term of endearmeant).
kimoyo (noun), pl vimoyo, sweetheart.
kimoyomoyo (adverb), by heart. (< moyo N).
kimoyomoyo (adverb), inwardly. walicheka kimoyomoyo [Kez], alianza
kukariri kimoyomoyo nyimbo za kubembelezea mtoto [Sul].
kimoyomoyo (adverb), secretly.
kimoyomoyo (adverb), silently.
kimoyomoyo (adverb), whisper to oneself. (< moyo N).
Kimrima (noun 7), dialect of Kiswahili in coastal Tanzania. (< Mrima N).
Kimrima (noun), coast language. (=Swahili). (< mrima N).
-a kimtumtu (adjective), human. maneno ya kinaganaga na ya kimtumtu
[Abd].
-kimu (verb), harp on (a subject). (< Isl.).
-kimu (verb), begin prayer (in a mosque). (< Isl.).
-kimu (verb), provide for.
-kimu (verb), provide with food and clothing. (< Isl.).
-kimua (verb), get cross. Asumini alikimwa na kushangaa kwa nini
alikaripiwa vile [Moh].
-kimua (verb), be discontented. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimua (verb), be disgruntled.
-kimua (verb), be put out.
-kimua (verb), fly into a rage. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimua (verb), be out of sorts. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimua (verb), be sulky.
-kimua (verb), become violent. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
kimulimuli (noun 7/8), pl vimulimuli, firefly. (< mulika V).
kimulimuli (noun 7/8), pl vimulimuli, glow-worm.
kimulimuli (noun), pl vimulimuli, will-o'-the wisp. (< mulika V).
kimurimuri (noun 7/8), pl vimuri-muri, firefly. taa za magari zikitembea
kama vimuri-muri [Ya].
kimurimuri (noun 7/8), pl vimuri-muri, glow-worm.
Kimvita (noun 7), dialect of Kiswahili in Mombasa. (< Mvita N).
Kimvita (noun), Swahili dialect of Mombasa. (< Mvita N).
-kimwa (verb), get cross. Asumini alikimwa na kushangaa kwa nini
alikaripiwa vile [Moh].
-kimwa (verb), be discontented. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimwa (verb), be disgruntled.
-kimwa (verb), be put out.
-kimwa (verb), fly into a rage. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimwa (verb), be out of sorts. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
-kimwa (verb), be sulky.
-kimwa (verb), become violent. (< mkimwa, ukimwa N).
kimwenye (noun), feudalism. (< enye, wenye Adv).
kimwezi (noun), pl vimwezi, satellite.
kimwili (adverb), carnally. macho yake yaliwapenda wengi, ingawa ni
wawili tu aliokutana nao kimwili [Mt].
kimwili (adverb), sexually.
kimwinyi (noun), feudalism.
-a kimwitu (adjective), of the jungle.
-a kimwitu (adjective), wild.
-a kimwitu (adverb), of the jungle.
-a kimwitu (adverb), wild.
kimwitu (adverb), in a wild uncultivated manner.
kimwitu (noun), pl vimwitu, glade.
kimwondo (noun 7/8), pl vimwondo, fool.
kimwondo (noun 7/8), pl vimwondo, meteor.
kimwondo (noun), pl vimwondo, shooting star. vimwondo cha nyota.
kimwondo (noun 7/8), pl vimwondo, simpleton.
kimwondo (noun), pl vimwondo, stupid person. (=mjinga) [Rec]. [rare]
kimya (adjective), quiet.
kimya (adverb), still.
kimya (noun 7/8), pl vimya, silence.
kimya (noun), calm. kimya kingi kina mshinda mkuu. great calm is
followed by a great storm.
kimyakimya (adverb), silent.
kina (noun), pl vina, deep. kina cha bahari.
kina (noun 7/8), pl vina, depth.
kina (noun), descent.
kina (noun), extraction.
kina (noun), family.
kina (noun), group. kina mama. group of women.
kina (noun), people like. kina sisi. people like us.
kina (noun), pl vina, rhyme. shairi la (lenye) kina.
kina (noun 7/8), pl vina, rhyming ending.
kina (noun 7/8), pl vina, final syllable.
kinaa (noun), arrogance. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun), complacency. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun), conceit. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun), self-contentedness. (< kinai V).
kinadhifu (adverb), neatly. anatoa kitambaa kilichokunjwa kinadhifu
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
kinaga-ubaga (adverb), frankly. amuulize kinaga-ubaga [Ya].
kinaga-ubaga (adverb), openly.
kinaga-ubaga (adverb), plainly.
kinaganaga (adverb), in detail. eleza kinaganaga.
kinaganaga (adverb), frankly.
kinaganaga (adverb), oneself. kuja kinaganaga.
kinaganaga (adverb), openly.
kinaganaga (adverb), personally. kuja kinaganaga.
kinaganaga (adverb), plainly. kusikiliza maneno ya kinaganaga na ya
kimtumtu [Abd].
kinaganaga (adverb), thoroughly. eleza kinaganaga.
kinagiri (noun 7/8), pl vinagiri, gold ornament.
kinagiri (noun), pl vinagiri, gold pendant (on a necklace).
-kinai (verb), feel disgust.
-kinai (verb), have enough.
-kinai (verb), be full. amekinai. he is full.
-kinai (verb), feel loathing.
-kinai (verb), be satiated. amekinai. he is satiated.
-kinai (verb), be satisfied.
-kinai (verb), be satisfied. wamekula mpaka wamekinai. they ate until
they were satisfied.
-kinai (verb), be surfeited.
-kinai (verb), be surfeited.
kinaifu (adjective), arrogant. (< kinai V).
kinaifu (adjective), complacent. (< kinai V).
kinaifu (adjective), proud. (< kinai V).
kinaifu (adjective), self-contented. (< kinai V).
-kinaisha (verb), satiate. (< kinai V).
-kinaisha (verb), nauseate. (< kinai V).
-kinaisha (verb), satisfy. (< kinai V).
kinakilo (noun), carbon paper. (< nakili V).
kinakilo (noun), tracing paper. (< nakili V).
kinakuuma nini? (phrase), what do you care? (informal). Kinakuuma nini
wewe, mimi kumtawisha mwanangu? [Moh].
kinamasi (noun), pl vinamasi, marsh.
kinamasi (noun 7/8), pl vinamasi, mucilage.
kinamasi (noun 7/8), pl vinamasi, slime.
kinamasi (noun), pl vinamasi, slimy substance.
kinamasi (noun), pl vinamasi, swamp.
kinamisa (noun), dead silence. [rare]
kinamisa (noun), deep silence. [rare]
kinamo (noun), flexibility.
kinamo (noun), plasticity.
kinamo (noun), pliancy.
kinamu (noun 7), agility.
kinamu (noun 7), plasticity.
kinana (noun 7/8), pl vinana, yam (type of).
kinanasi (noun), pl vinanasi, grass (kind of).
kinanda (noun), pl vinanda, finch (species of). (=binti chuma).
kinanda (noun 7/8), pl vinanda, harmonium.
kinanda (noun 7/8), pl vinanda, musical (stringed) instrument.
kinanda (noun 7/8), pl vinanda, stringed instrument like banjo.
kinanda (noun), pl vinanda, mouth organ.
kinanda (noun), pl vinanda, parlor organ.
kinanda (noun), pl vinanda, piano.
sehemu ya kinanda (noun 9/10), pl sehemu za kinanda, keyboard.
kinanga (noun), drum (kind of).
kinanga (noun), pl vinanga, anchor (small).
kinara (noun 7/8), pl vinara, candlestick.
kinara (noun 7/8an), pl vinara, chairperson.
kinara (noun), pl vinara, embroidery (on the collar of a kanzu). (<
Ind.).
kinara (noun 7/8an), pl vinara, leader.
kinara (noun), pl vinara, platform. (< nuru N).
kinara (noun), pl vinara, podium (usually for Moslem religious observance
in the open air). (< nuru N).
kinaa (noun 7), independence. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun 7), insolence. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun 7), irony. (< kinai V).
kinaa (noun 7), self-sufficiency. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun), arrogance. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun), complacency. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun), conceit. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun 7), independence. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun 7), insolence. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun 7), irony. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun), self-contentedness. (< kinai V).
kinaya (noun 7), self-sufficiency. (< kinai V).
kinda (noun 5/6an), pl makinda, young (of animals).
kinda (noun 5/6an), pl makinda, immature.
kinda (noun 5/6an), pl makinda, young. kila mwanamume anapenda kuwa na
msichana kinda [Mt]. that man likes to be with young girls.
kinda la farasi (noun 5/6an), pl makinda ya farasi, colt.
kinda la farasi (noun 5/6an), pl makinda ya farasi, foal.
kinda la ndege (noun 5/6an), pl makinda ya ndege, chick.
kinda la ng'ombe (noun 5/6an), pl makinda ya ng'ombe, calf.
kindakindaki (adverb), above.
kindakindaki (adverb), aloft.
kindakindaki (adverb), aristocratic.
kindakindaki (adverb), of noble birth. mimi mwana kindakindaki nimeoa
kisonoko [Abd].
kindakindaki (adverb), upwards.
-kindana (verb), object. aliambiwa ahame lakini alikindana. he was told
that he had to move but he protested..
-kindana (verb), protest. aliambiwa ahame lakini alikindana. he was
told that he had to move but he protested..
kindanindani (adverb), furtively.
kindanindani (adverb), secretly.
kindanindani (adverb), surreptitiously.
kindano (noun), pl makindano, objection. (< kidana V).
kindano (noun), pl makindano, protest. (< kidana V).
kindi (noun 9/10an), squirrel. [chindi, sindi]
kindoro (noun 7/8), pl vindoro, red dye.
kindoro (noun), pl vindoro, red pigment.
kindoro (noun), pl vindoro, red sweet potato.
kindu (noun), fruit of the mkindu.
kindugu (adjective), as siblings. (< ndugu N).
kindugu (adverb), as comrades. (< ndugu N).
kinegwa (noun), pl vinegwa, swallow (kind of).
kinembe (noun), pl vinembe, clitoris.
kinena (noun), pl vinena, groin. (< nena, manena N).
kinena (noun), pl vinena, mons veneris. (< nena, manena N).
king'irimoto (noun 7/8), pl ving'irimoto, catastrophe.
king'irimoto (noun 7/8), pl ving'irimoto, disaster. vipi aepuke
king'irimoto hicho [Moh].
king'ong'o (noun 7), nasal speech.
king'ong'o (noun), talking through the nose. ana king'ong'o. she talks
through her nose.
king'ora (noun 7/8), pl ving'ora, siren.
king'oto (noun 7/8an), pl ving'oto, woodpecker.
-kinga (verb), catch.
-kinga (verb), collect. kinga mvua. collect rainwater.
-kinga (verb), contradict.
-kinga (verb), cover.
-kinga (verb), intercept.
-kinga (verb), object.
-kinga (verb), oppose. nipishe usinikinge. don't stand in my way.
-kinga (verb), protect. ninajikinga macho na jua. l protect my eyes
from the sun..
-kinga (verb), shield.
-kinga (verb), stop.
-kinga (verb), guard.
-kinga (verb), ward off.
kinga (noun 9/10), pl kinga, check. (< kinga V).
kinga (noun 9/10), pl kinga, defense. kinga ya nyayo zake [Abd], chozi
labda lingalikuwa kinga [Moh].
kinga (noun 9/10), pl kinga, obstruction. (< kinga V).
kinga (noun 9/10), pl kinga, protection.
kinga (noun), safety device.
kinga (noun 9/10), pl kinga, screen. (< kinga V).
kinga (noun), aid.
kinga (noun), firebrand.
kinga (noun), piece of firewood.
kinga (noun), log. kinga na kinga ndipo moto uwakapo. log after log the
fire keeps burning.
kingaja (noun 7/8), pl vingaja, bracelet (of grains or seeds or beads).
kingaja (noun 7/8), pl vingaja, back of the hand.
-lala kingalingali (adverb), lie on one's back.
kingalingali (adverb), on the back (face upwards).
kingalingali (adverb), backwards.
-kingama (verb), cut across.
-kingama (verb), be between.
-kingama (verb), intersect.
-kingama (verb), lie across.
-kingama (verb), be in the way.
kingamaji (noun), pl makingamaji, contour bund.
kinganga (noun 7/8), pl vinganga, drum (type of).
Kingazija (noun), language of the Comoro Islands. (< Ngazija, Mngazija
N).
kingi (adjective), pl vingi, lots.
kingi (adjective), much.
kingilizi (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, cover. (< kinga V).
kingilizi (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, protection. (< kinga V).
kingilizi (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, screen. (< kinga V).
kingilizi (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, shield. (< kinga V).
kingo (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, cover. (< kinga V).
kingo (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, protection. (< kinga V).
kingo (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, screen. (< kinga V).
kingo (noun 5/6), pl makingilizi, shield. (< kinga V).
kingine (adjective), pl vingine, another. (< -ingine adj).
-kingiza (verb), defend.
-kingiza (verb), protect.
-kingiza (verb), ward off.
kingo (noun), cataract. [medical]
kingo (noun), doorstep.
kingo (noun 9/10), pl kingo, hem. Maimuna alikamata kingo ya kanga yake
[Moh].
kingo (noun 9/10), pl kinga, screen. (< kinga V).
kingo (noun), sill.
kingo (noun), threshold.
kingoe (noun), pl vingoe, golf club.
kingoe (noun), pl vingoe, hooked stick (for pulling down the branches of
fruit trees).
kingojeo (noun), guard station. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), guarding. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), keeping. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), preservation. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), saving. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), sentry post. (< ngoja V).
kingojeo (noun), watching. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), guard station. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), guarding. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), keeping. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), preservation. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), saving. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), sentry post. (< ngoja V).
kingojezi (noun), watching. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), guard station. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), guarding. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), keeping. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), preservation. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), saving. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), sentry post. (< ngoja V).
kingojo (noun), watching. (< ngoja V).
kingoringori (adverb), lengthwise. (< njorinjori Adj).
kingoringori (adverb), longitudinally. (< njorinjori Adj).
Kingozi (noun), Old Swahili (the language of Malindi and Pate preseved in
poetry).
kingu (noun), king. (< Eng.).
kingubwa (noun), pl vingugwa, spotted hyena.
kingugwa (noun), pl vingugwa, spotted hyena.
kingune (noun 7/8), pl vingune, stunted tree.
kinguo (noun), pl vinguo, small piece of cloth. (< nguo N).
kinguo (noun), pl vinguo, rag. (< nguo N).
kingurumo (noun), pl vingurumo, bellowing.
kingurumo (noun), pl vingurumo, growling.
kingurumo (noun), pl vingurumo, roaring. ngurumo ya simba. the roaring
of a lion..
kingurumo (noun), pl vingurumo, rumbling. ngurumo ya radi. the rumbling
of thunder.
kingurumo (noun), pl vingurumo, thundering.
-kingwa (verb), be protected. (< kinga V).
Kingwana (noun), Congo Swahili.
-kini (verb), be probable.
-kini (verb), be true.
kini (noun 7/8), pl vini, inside. (< ini N).
kini (noun 7/8), pl vini, interior. (< ini N).
kining'ina (noun 7/8an), pl vining'ina, great-great-grandchild. (<
ning'ina V).
kinjia (noun), pl vinjia, path. (< ja V).
kinjia (noun 7/8), pl vinjia, narrow road. (< ja V).
kinjia (noun), pl vinjia, narrow street. (< ja V).
kinjorinjori (noun), style of cutting the hair (one tuft is left long).
kinofu (noun 7/8), pl vinofu, piece of meat. (< mnofu N).
kinokero (noun 7/8an), pl vinokero, gazelle.
kinokero (noun), pl vinokero, impala.
kinono (noun 7/8an), pl vinono, fatted animal. (< nona V).
kinono (noun 7/8), pl vinono, pleasantries. (< nona V).
kinoo (noun), pl vinoo, grindstone. (< noa V).
kinoo (noun 7/8), pl vinoo, knife. (< noa V).
kinoo (noun), pl vinoo, sharpener. (< noa V).
kinoo (noun), pl vinoo, bar of soap. (< noa V).
kinoo (noun), pl vinoo, whetstone. (< noa V).
kinsuiri (noun), pl vinsuiri, ring finger.
kinu (noun), pl vinu, hub (eg of a wheel or bicycle).
kinu (noun), pl vinu, mill.
kinu (noun), pl vinu, mortar.
kinu (noun), pl vinu, press.
kinu cha kushindika mafuta (noun 7/8), pl vinu vya kushindika mafuta, oil
press.
kinu cha moshi (noun), pl vinu vya moshi, steam engine.
kinu cha stimu (noun), pl vinu vya stimu, power plant.
kinu cha taa (noun), pl vinu vya taa, power plant.
-a kinubi (adjective), Nubian. (< Mnubi N).
-a kinubi (adjective), Sudanese. (< Mnubi N).
kinubi (noun 7/8), pl vinubi, Nubian musical instrument similar to a
harp. (< mnubi N).
Kinubi (noun 7), Nubian. (< mnubi N).
kinuka (noun), four o'clock flower (Miribilis jalapa).
kinuka jio (noun), four o'clock flower (Miribilis jalapa).
kinukamito (noun 7/8), pl vinukamito, restless person. (< nuka V mito
N).
kinundu (adjective), bumpy.
kinundu (adjective), uneven.
kinundu (noun 7/8), pl vinundu, hump (of cattle). (< nundu N).
kinundu (noun 7/8), pl vinundu, knob. (< nundu N).
kinundu (noun), pl vinundu, lump.
kinundu (noun 7/8), pl vinundu, protuberance. (< nundu N).
kinundu (noun), pl vinundu, pushbutton.
kinundu (noun), pl vinundu, tubercle.
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, discharge. akizipondea kinyaa na kinyesi
majiani [Abd]. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, disgust. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, something that causes disgust. akizipondea
kinyaa na kinyesi majiani [Abd]. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, excrement. akizipondea kinyaa na kinyesi
majiani [Abd]. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, filth. akizipondea kinyaa na kinyesi
majiani [Abd]. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun), pl vinyaa, repugnance. (< nyara V).
kinyaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyaa, secretion. akizipondea kinyaa na kinyesi
majiani [Abd]. (< nyara V).
kinyago (noun 7/8an), pl vinyago, clown.
kinyago (noun 7/8an), pl vinyago, comedian.
kinyago (noun 7/8), pl vinyago, comedy.
kinyago (noun 7/8), pl vinyago, kind of dance (performed at the
initiation rites of children).
kinyago (noun 7/8), pl vinyago, farce.
kinyago (noun 7/8an), pl vinyago, joker.
kinyago (noun 7/8), pl vinyago, masquerade.
kinyama (adjective), like an animal. (< mnyama N).
kinyama (adjective), pl vinyama, in a brutish way. (< mnyama N).
kinyama (adjective), pl vinyama, in a coarse way. (< mnyama N).
kinyama (noun), pl vinyama, small animal.
kinyamkela (noun 7/8), pl vinyamkela, evil spirit propitiated at
crossroads.
kinyamkela (noun 7/8), pl vinyamkela, wind spirit.
kinyamkela (noun 7/8), pl vinyamkela, storm which causes a whirlwind.
pepo ya kinyamkela (noun), whirlwind.
kinyangaa (noun 7/8), pl vinyangaa, old-fashioned person. kutaka kumtoa
kinyangaa yule katika tabia zake za kishamba [Abd].
kinyangalele (noun), pl vinyangalele, peak. (< kilele N).
kinyangalele (noun), pl vinyangalele, point. (< kilele N).
kinyangalele (noun), pl vinyangalele, summit. (< kilele N).
kinyangalele (noun), pl vinyangalele, tip. (< kilele N).
kinyangalele (noun 7/8), pl vinyangalele, top. (< v + kilele n?).
kinyangalika (noun), meaningless thing.
kinyangalika (noun), nondescript thing.
kinyangalika (noun), useless thing.
kinyangarika (noun), meaningless thing.
kinyangarika (noun), nondescript thing.
kinyangarika (noun), useless thing.
kinyefunyefu (noun 7/8), pl vinyefunyefu, nausea. aliona [...] kinyefu-
nyefu kula mkono kwa mkono na watu wengine [Ya].
kinyegele (noun), animal similar to a skunk.
kinyegenyege (noun), lasciviousness. (< nyega V).
kinyegenyege (noun), prurience. (< nyega V).
kinyegere (noun), animal similar to a skunk.
kinyeleo (noun 7/8), pl vinyeleo, pore (of skin). (< nya v?).
kinyemi (noun 7), acceptable thing.
kinyemi (noun 7), good thing.
kinyemi (noun 7), pleasant thing.
kinyenyevu (noun), dampness. (< nya V).
kinyenyevu (noun), moistness. (< nya V).
kinyerenyere (adverb), calmly.
kinyerenyere (adverb), gently.
kinyerenyere (adverb), slowly.
kinyesi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, crap. (< nya v).
kinyesi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, droppings. (< nya v).
kinyesi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, excrement. akizipondea kinyaa na kinyesi
majiani [Abd]. (< nya v).
kinyesi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, feces. (< nya v).
kinyesi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, shit. (< nya v).
kinyezi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, crap. (< nya v).
kinyezi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, droppings. (< nya v).
kinyezi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, excrement. (< nya v).
kinyezi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, feces. (< nya v).
kinyezi (noun 7/8), pl vinyesi, shit. (< nya v).
kinyevu (noun 7/8), pl vinyevu, dampness. (< nya v).
kinyevu (noun 7/8), pl vinyevu, humidity. (< nya v).
kinyevu (noun), itching. (< nyea V).
kinyevu (noun), lasciviousness. (< nyea V).
kinyevu (noun), prurience. (< nyea V).
kinyevu (noun), tickling. (< nyea V).
kinyevunyevu (noun), dampness. (< nya V).
kinyevunyevu (noun), moistness. (< nya V).
kinyo (noun), pl vinyo, anus. (< nya V). [anatomical]
kinyong'onyo (adverb), weakly. (< nyong'onyea V).
kinyong'onyo (adverb), wearily. enda kinyong'onyo. walk along wearily.
(< nyong'onyea V).
kinyong'onyo (noun 7/8), pl vinyong'onyo, fatigue. (< nyong'onyea v).
kinyong'onyo (noun 7/8), pl vinyong'onyo, tiredness. (< nyong'onyea v).
kinyong'onyo (noun), weakness. (< nyong'onyea V).
kinyong'onyo (noun), wearinness. (< nyong'onyea V).
kinyonga (noun 7/8an), pl vinyonga, chameleon. (< nyonga v).
kinyonga (noun 7/8), pl vinyonga, complaint. (< unyonga n).
kinyonga (noun), lameness caused by injury or disease of the hip. (<
nyonga, unyonga N). [medical]
-kaa kinyonge (verb), live in poverty.
-kaa kinyonge (verb), live wretchedly.
kinyonge (adverb), miserably. kaa kinyonge. (< nyonge Adj).
kinyonge (adverb), wretchedly. kaa kinyonge. (< nyonge Adj).
kinyonge (noun), pl vinyonge, depravity.
kinyonge (noun), pl vinyonge, misery.
kinyonge (noun), pl vinyonge, wretchedness.
kinyongo (noun 7/8), pl vinyongo, bitterness. (< nyonga V).
kinyongo (noun 7/8), pl vinyongo, grudge.
kinyongo (noun 7/8), pl vinyongo, ill-feeling. aliweza kuzungumza [naye]
pasi na kinyongo [Sul]. (< nyonga V).
kinyongo (noun 7/8), pl vinyongo, melancholy.
kinyongo (noun 7/8), pl vinyongo, resentment. (< nyonga V).
kinyongo (noun), aversion.
kinyongo (noun), fad.
kinyongo (noun), mood.
kinyongo (noun), qualms.
kinyongo (noun), scruples. mpenzi hana kinyongo. a lover has no
scruples.
kinyongo (noun), vindictiveness.
kinyongo (noun), whim.
mwenye kinyongo (noun), hypochondriac.
kinyonyo (noun 7/8), pl vinyonyo, baby's dummy. kuvuta riziki katika
tundu ya kinyonyo [Sul].
kinyozi (noun 7/8), pl vinyozi, barber. (< nyoa V).
kinyozi (noun), pl vinyozi, hairdresser. (< nyoa V).
kinyumba (noun 7/8an), pl vinyumba, concubine. (< nyumba N).
habari ya kinyume (noun), contrary report. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (adverb), backwards. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (adverb), behind. kinyume na desturi yake [Sul], sijapata
kukwendea kinyume wala kukuvunja [Moh]. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (adverb), opposite. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (adverb), reverse. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun 7), antithesis. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun 7), contrary. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), back part. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), background. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), consequence. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), inversion. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), rear. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), result. (< nyuma N).
kinyume (noun), reversal. (< nyuma N).
mpango wa kinyume (noun), reverse order. (< nyuma N).
kinyume cha (adverb), opposite of.
kinyunga (noun), dough.
kinyunya (noun 7/8), pl vinyunya, cake (piece of).
kinyunya (noun), pl vinyunya, candy. (< nyunyiza V).
kinyunya (noun 7/8), pl vinyunya, confection.
-fungua kinywa (kwa) (verb), breakfast (on). asubuhi mapema [...] baada
ya kufungua kinywa kwa funda la chai kavu [Sul].
kinywa (noun 7/8), pl vinywa, mouth. kinywa wazi. with open mouth. (<
-nywa V).
kinywa (noun), pl vinywa, throat. maneno yakiteleza vinywani mwao [Sul].
(< nywa V).
kwa kinywa (adverb), orally. (< nywa V).
kinywaji (noun 7/8), pl vinywaji, beverage. (< -nywa V).
kinywaji (noun 7/8), pl vinywaji, drink. (< -nywa V).
kinyweo (noun), pl vinyweo, drinking vessel. (< nywa V).
-kinza (verb), check.
-kinza (verb), object.
-kinza (verb), obstruct.
-kinza (verb), oppose.
-kinza (verb), retort.
-kinzana (verb), obstruct. (< kinza V).
-kinzana (verb), oppose. (< kinza V).
kinzani (adjective), obstinant. (< kinza V).
kinzani (adjective), quarrelsome. (< kinza V).
kinzani (adjective), refractory. (< kinza V).
kinzano (noun), pl makinzano, contradiction. (< kinza V).
kinzano (noun), pl makinzano, objection. (< kinza V).
kinzano (noun), pl makinzano, obstacle. (< kinza V).
kinzano (noun), pl makinzano, obstruction. (< kinza V).
kinzano (noun), pl makinzano, protest. (< kinza V).
kiogajivu (noun), pl viogajivu, blue roller (bird).
kioja (noun 7/8), pl vioja, marvel. (< roja V).
kioja (noun 7/8), pl vioja, terrifying (thing).
kiokosi (noun 7/8), pl viokosi, reward (for finding something lost). (<
okota V).
kiokote (noun), pl viokote, foundling (child). (< okota V).
kiokozi (noun), pl viokozi, recovering (act of). (< okoa V).
kiokozi (noun), pl viokozi, rescuing (act of). (< okoa V).
kiokozi (noun), pl viokozi, saving (act of). (< okoa V).
kiolezo (noun), pl violezo, example. (< oleza V).
kiolezo (noun 7/8), pl violezo, pattern. (< oleza V).
kiolezo (noun 7/8), pl violezo, sample. (< oleza V).
kiolezo (noun), pl violezo, specimen. (< oleza V).
kiomo (adverb), straight ahead.
kiomo (noun), pl viomo, bow of small ship. [nautical]
kiongozi (noun), pl viongozi, conductor (of a band or orchestra). (<
ongoa V).
kiongozi (noun), pl viongozi, guide. (< ongoa V).
kiongozi (noun), pl viongozi, leader. (< ongoa V).
kiongozi (noun), pl viongozi, official. (< ongoa V).
kiongozi cha kijiji (noun), pl viongozi vya kijiji, village leader. (<
ongoa V).
kionja mchuzi (noun), pl vionja mchuzi, small beard below the lip. (<
onja V).
kionja mchuzi (noun), pl vionja mchuzi, imperial. (< onja V).
kionjo (noun 7/8), pl vionjo, sample. (< onja V).
kionjo (noun 7/8), pl vionjo, taste. (< onja V).
kionyo (noun 7/8), pl vionyo, hint. (< onya V).
kionyo (noun 7/8), pl vionyo, indication. (< onya V).
kionyo (noun 7/8), pl vionyo, suggestion. (< onya V).
kionyo (noun 7/8), pl vionyo, warning. (< onya V).
kionyo (noun), pl vionyo, allusion. (< ona V). [rare]
kionyo (noun), pl vionyo, characteristic. (< ona V). [rare]
kionyo (noun), pl vionyo, sign. (< ona V). [rare]
kioo (noun), pl vioo, fishook.
kioo (noun 7/8), pl vioo, glass.
kioo (noun 7/8), pl vioo, mirror. akasimama mbele ya kioo [Mt].
kioo (noun), pl vioo, plane of glass. kioo cha kujitazama.
kiopoo (noun 7/8), pl viopoo, handle (of pump). (< opoa V).
kiopoo (noun 7/8), pl viopoo, stick with a hooked end. (< opoa V).
kiopoo (noun 7/8), pl viopoo, pole (with hooked end). (< opoa V).
kiopoo (noun 7/8), pl viopoo, hook.
kiosha (noun 7/8), pl viosha, that which washes. (< osha V).
kiosha miguu (noun), wedding fee for particular service. (< osha V).
kiosho (noun), pl viosho, payment made at a wedding for the ceremonial
washing of the feet. (< osha V).
kiota (noun 7/8), pl viota, nest. (< ota V).
kiota (noun 7/8), pl viota, roost. (< ota V).
kioteo (noun 7/8), pl vioteo, ambush. (< ota V).
kioteo (noun), pl vioteo, ambush. (< ota V).
kioteo (noun), pl vioteo, hiding-place. (< ota V).
kioto (noun 7/8), pl vioto, nest. nimtokee kwa wapi mimi Aziza nimkute
kiotoni [Abd].
kioza (noun 7/8), pl vioza, putrescence. (< oza V).
kioza (noun), badness. (< oza V).
kioza (noun), decay. (< oza V).
kioza (noun), med. gangrene. (< oza V).
kioza (noun), rottenness. (< oza V).
kipa (noun), pl makipa, doorkeeper. (< Eng.).
kipa (noun), pl vipa, that which gives. (< pa V).
kipa (noun), pl makipa, goalkeeper. (< Eng.). [sport]
kipa (noun), pl makipa, porter. (< Eng.).
kipaa (noun), pl vipaa, edge.
kipaa (noun), pl vipaa, side.
kipaa (noun), pl vipaa, slope of a roof.
kipago (noun), pl vipfago, doorstep.
kipago (noun 7/8), pl vipago, rung (of a ladder).
kipago (noun), pl vipfago, sill.
kipago (noun 7/8), pl vipago, step.
kipago (noun), pl vipfago, threshold.
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, fig. ability. ana kipaji cha lugha. (< pa
V).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, cosmetic or beauty patch applied to the
forehead or temple. (< paji N).
kipaji (noun 7/8), pl vipaji, donation. (< paji N).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, donation. (< pa V).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, fig. endowment. ana kipaji cha lugha. (< pa
V).
kipaji (noun 7/8), pl vipaji, forehead. kipaji kimepiga peto [Sul],
waliuona msirimbi wa kipaji cha uso wake ukiumka [Sul]. (< paji N).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, gift. (< pa V).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, present. (< pa V).
kipaji (noun 7/8), pl vipaji, presentation. (< pa V).
kipaji (noun), pl vipaji, fig. talent. ana kipaji cha lugha. (< pa V).
kipaji (noun 7/8), pl vipaji, natural talent. (< pa V).
kipaji cha uso (noun), pl vipaji vya uso, brow. (< paji N).
kipaji cha uso (noun), pl vipaji vya uso, forehead. (< paji N).
kipaji cha uso (noun), pl vipaji vya uso, temple. (< paji N).
kipakasa (noun), gift of the bridegroom to the bride after entering the
bedroom. (< kipa N).
kipaku (noun 7/8), pl vipaku, patch. (< paka V).
kipaku (noun 7/8), pl vipaku, speck. (< paka V).
kipaku (noun), pl vipaku, spot of color. (< paka V).
kipamba (noun 7/8), pl vipamba, cotton ball. daktari alisafisha jerzha
na kipamba na maji.. (< pamba n).
kipambo (noun), pl vipambo, appointments (of a house). (< pamba V).
kipambo (noun), pl vipambo, decoration. (< pamba V).
kipambo (noun), pl vipambo, furnishing (of a house). (< pamba V).
kipambo (noun 7/8), pl vipambo, ornament. (< pamba V).
kipambo (noun), pl vipambo, ornament. (< pamba V).
kipanda (noun), pl vipanda, forehead. panda la uso. forehead. [dial]
kipande (noun), pl vipande, card on which the daily work of a laborer is
recorded. (< pande V upande N). [arch]
kipande (noun), pl vipande, equipment. kipande cha kupimia. (< pande V
upande N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, fragment. (< pande V upande N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, instrument. kipande cha kupimia. (< pande V
upande N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, part. kipande cha nyama. (< pande V upande
N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, piece. kipande cha nyama. (< pande V upande
N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, portion. kipande cha nyama. (< pande V
upande N).
kipande (noun), pl vipande, splinter. (< pande V upande N).
kipandikizo (noun), pl vipandikizo, planting (act of). (< panda).
kipandikizo (noun), pl vipandikizo, slip. (< panda).
kipandikizo (noun), pl vipandikizo, transplanting (act of). (< panda).
kipandio (noun 7/8), pl vipandio, rung (of ladder). (< panda v).
kipandio (noun 7/8), pl vipandio, step. (< panda V).
kipandisho (noun 7/8), pl vipandisho, that which causes to rise. (<
pandisha v).
kipandisho (noun 7/8), pl vipandisho, sharp sign (of music). (< pandisha
v).
kipando (noun 7/8), pl vipando, plant. kitalu chake kidogo chenye
mchanganyiko wa vipando [Moh].
kipanga (noun), pl vipanga, bird of prey (Falco Dickensoni).
kipanga (noun), pl vipanga, horsefly.
kipanga (noun), pl vipanga, small machete. (< upanga).
kipanga (noun), pl vipanga, small sword. (< upanga).
kipanya (noun), pl vipanya, mouse. (< panya).
kipao (noun), pl vipao, ascending (act of). (< paa V).
kipao (noun 7/8), pl vipao, ascent. (< paa v).
kipao (noun), pl vipao, mounting (act of). (< paa V).
kipapa (noun), pl vipapa, med. ague. (< papa V).
kipapa (noun), pl vipapa, med. chill. (< papa V).
kipapa (noun 7/8), pl vipapa, fluttering. (< papa v).
kipapa (noun 7/8), pl vipapa, shudder. (< papa v).
kipapa (noun 7/8), pl vipapa, trembling. (< papa v).
kipapa (noun 7/8), pl vipapa, tremor. (< papa v).
kipapae (noun), pl vipapae, black magic.
kipapae (noun), pl vipapae, witchcraft.
kipapatiko (noun 7/8), pl vipakatiko, feather. (< papatika v).
kipapatiko (noun), pl vipapatiko, tip of a bird's wing or of s single
feather. (< papa V).
kipara (noun), pl vipara, bald head. (< para N).
kipara (noun), pl vipara, bald spot. (< para N).
kipara (noun), pl vipara, rel. tonsure. (< para N).
kiparamoto (noun 7/8), pl viparamoto, hot-headed girl.
kiparamoto (noun 7/8), pl viparamoto, precocious daughter who worries her
parents. mtoto huyu anataka kuwa kiparamoto ukubwani [Moh].
kipasha mto (noun), pl vipasha mto, heater. (< pata V).
kipasha mto (noun), pl vipasha mto, hot plate. (< pata V).
kipasuasanda (noun), pl vipasuasanda, type of bird.
kipasuasanda (noun 7/8an), pl vipasuasanda, screech owl. (< pasua v
sanda n).
kipatanisho (noun 7/8), pl vipatanisho, agreement. (< pata V).
kipatanisho (noun 7/8), pl vipatanisho, reconciliation gift. (< pata V).
Kipate (noun), Kiswahili dialect of the island of Pate.
kipato (noun 7/8), pl vipato, earnings. (< pata v).
kipato (noun 7/8), pl vipato, income. (< pata v).
kipato (noun 7/8), pl vipato, receipts. (< pata v).
kipato (noun 7/8), pl vipato, salary. (< pata v).
kipato (noun 7/8), pl vipato, wages. (< pata v).
kipawa (noun 7/8), pl vipawa, ability. (< pa V).
kipawa (noun 7/8), pl vipawa, gift. (< pa V).
kipawa (noun), pl vipawa, present. (< pa V).
kipawa (noun), pl vipawa, rung of a ladder.
kipawa (noun), pl vipawa, small wooden spoon. (< upawa N).
kipawa (noun), pl vipawa, step.
kipawa (noun), pl vipawa, fig. talent. (< pa V).
kipaza sauti (noun 7/8), pl vipaza sauti, microphone. (< paa V, sauti
N).
kipaza sauti (noun 7/8), pl vipaza sauti, speaker. (< paa V, sauti N).
kipele (noun), pl vipele, pimple. (< upele N).
kipele (noun), pl vipele, pustule. (< upele N).
kipele (noun), pl vipele, rash. (< upele N).
kipembe (adjective), angular. (< pembe N).
kipembe (adjective), bent. (< pembe N).
kipembe (adjective), crooked. (< pembe N).
kipembe (adjective), notched. (< pembe N).
kipembe (adjective), serrated. (< pembe N).
kipendo (noun), pl vipendo, affection. (< penda V). [rare]
kipendo (noun), pl vipendo, devotion. (< penda V). [rare]
kipendo (noun), pl vipendo, love. (< penda V). [rare]
kipenga (noun 7/8), pl vipenga, whistle (such as used by police).
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, characteristic.
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, feature. kutafuta vipengee vya
kuanzisha darasa zangu [Abd].
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, level.
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, side-path.
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, subterfuge.
kipengee (noun 7/8), pl vipengee, ways and means (fig.).
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, bypass.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, byway.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, characteristic.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, detail.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, detour.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, device.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, feature.
kipengele (noun 7/8), pl vipengele, ways and means (fig.).
kipenu (noun), pl vipenu, side cabin (of a ship).
kipenyo (noun 7/8), pl vipenyo, aperture. (< penya v).
kipenyo (noun), pl vipenyo, aperture. (< penya V).
kipenyo (noun), pl vipenyo, axis (of a globe etc.). (< penya V).
kipenyo (noun), pl vipenyo, break. (< penya V).
kipenyo (noun), pl vipenyo, diameter. (< penya V).
kipenyo (noun 7/8), pl vipenyo, hole. (< penya v).
kipenyo (noun 7/8), pl vipenyo, perforation. (< penya v).
kipenyo (noun 7/8), pl vipenyo, socket. (< penya v).
kipenzi (noun 7/8), pl vipenzi, darling. (< penda V).
kipenzi (noun 7/8), pl vipenzi, favorite. huyu ndiye alikuwa Stella,
kipenzi cha baba yake [Kez]. (< penda V).
kipenzi (noun 7/8), pl vipenzi, pet.
kipeo (noun), pl vipeo, apex. (< pea V).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, broom (small). (< pea v).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, brush (for sweeping). (< pea v).
kipeo (noun), pl vipeo, fig. ideal. (< pea V).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, maximum. (< pea v).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, peak. (< pea v).
kipeo (noun), pl vipeo, peak. (< pea V).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, highest point. (< pea v).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, tip. (< pea v).
kipeo (noun), pl vipeo, tip. (< pea V).
kipeo (noun 7/8), pl vipeo, vertex. (< pea v).
kipeo (noun), pl vipeo, vertex. (< pea V).
kipepeo (noun 7/8an), pl vipepeo, butterfly. waridi la kale lisilosikia
inzi wala nyuki bali vipepeo [Ma]. (< pepa V).
kipepeo (noun 7/8), pl vipepeo, fan (small). (< pepa V).
kipepeo (noun), pl vipepeo, kind of fish, Zanclus cornutus. (< pepa V).
kipepeo (noun), pl vipepeo, ventillator. (< pepa V).
kipepo (adjective), pl vipepo, ghostly, ghostlike. (< pepa V).
kipepo (noun), pl vipepo, gentle breeeze. (< pepa V).
kipera (noun), pl vipera, small canoe (for two people).
kipete (noun), pl vipete, ferrule. (< peta V).
kipete (noun), pl vipete, ring. (< peta V).
kipeto (noun 7/8), pl vipeto, bag with cover flap. (< peta v).
kipeto (noun 7/8), pl vipeto, case. (< peta v).
kipeto (noun), pl vipeto, container (bag or box or case). (< peta V).
kipeto (noun), pl vipeto, envelope. (< peta V). [rare]
kipeto (noun 7/8), pl vipeto, packet. (< peta v).
kipeto (noun 7/8), pl vipeto, parcel. (< peta v).
kipi (noun 7/8), pl vipi, cock's spur.
kipia (noun), pl vipia, pillar (supporting a ceiling).
kipia (noun), pl vipia, post (supporting a ceiling).
kipia (noun), pl vipia, tip (of a mountain, tower).
kipia (noun), pl vipia, top (of a mountain or tower).
kipigi (noun 7/8), pl vipigi, small stick (thrown to knock down fruit).
(< piga v).
kipigo (noun), pl vipigo, blow. alipata kipigo kikubwa. (< piga V).
kipigo (noun), pl vipigo, impact. alipata kipigo kikubwa. (< piga V).
kipigo (noun), pl vipigo, stroke. alipata kipigo kikubwa. (< piga V).
kipigo (noun), pl vipigo, thrust. alipata kipigo kikubwa. (< piga V).
kipiki (noun), pl vipiki, motorcycle (small).
kipiki (noun), pl vipiki, stick used for knocking down fruit.
kipikipiki (noun), pl vipikipiki, stick used for knocking down fruit.
kipila (noun), pl vipila, orinth. curlew.
kipilpili (adjective), clever. (< pilipili N). [fig]
kipilpili (adjective), resembling peppercorns. (< pilipili N).
kipilpili (adjective), peppered. (< pilipili N).
kipilpili (adjective), peppery. (< pilipili N).
kipilpili (adjective), shrewd. (< pilipili N). [fig]
kipilpili (noun), pl vipilipili, kind of edible fish.
kipima (noun), pl vipima, measurement, measuring instrument. kipima
joto. (< pima V).
kipimahewa (noun 7/8), pl vipimahewa, barometer. (< pima V, hewa N).
kipimio (noun 7/8), pl vipimio, measuring instrument. (< pima V).
kipimio (noun 7/8), pl vipimio, scale (to measure with). (< pima V).
kipimio halisi (noun 7/8), pl vipimio halisi, full scale. (< pima V,
halisi adv).
kipimo (noun 7/8), pl vipimo, dimension. (< pima).
kipimo (noun 7/8), pl vipimo, amount measured. (< pima).
kipimo (noun 7/8), pl vipimo, measure. vipimo vya kuchanganya unga wa
maziwa na maji [Sul]. (< pima).
kipimo (noun), pl vipimo, measurement, instrument of measuring, gauge.
kipimo cha volta. (< pima V).
kipimo (noun), pl vipimo, size (of shoes, clothes etc). (< pima V).
kipimo (noun 7/8), pl vipimo, weight. (< pima).
wastani wa kipimo cha joto (noun 14), average temperature.
kipinda (noun), pl vipinda, cadaver (of an animal that has died a natural
death). (< upinda N).
kipinda (noun), pl vipinda, caracass (of an animal that has died a
natural death). (< upinda N).
katika kipindi hicho (conjunction), in the mean time.
kipindi (adverb), pl vipindi, for the time being. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, med. attack. kipindi cha homa. (< pinda
V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, count. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, definite period of time. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, med. fit. kipindi cha homa. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, moment. kipindi cha asubuhi. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, period. kipindi cha asubuhi. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun 7/8), pl vipindi, period of time. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, period of time. kipindi cha asubuhi. (<
pinda V).
kipindi (noun 7/8), pl vipindi, radio program. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun 7/8), pl vipindi, term. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, set time. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, sport time. (< pinda V).
kipindi (noun), pl vipindi, unit. kipindi cha asubuhi. (< pinda V).
kipindo (noun), pl vipindo, bag. (< pinda V).
kipindo (noun 7/8), pl vipindo, fold (of clothing). (< pinda V).
kipindo (noun), pl vipindo, pocket. (< pinda V).
kipindo (noun), pl vipindo, purse. (< pinda V).
kipindo (noun 7/8), pl vipindo, winding sheet (for a corpse). (< pinda
V).
kipindo (noun), pl vipindo, wrapper. (< pinda V).
kipindua cha reli (noun 7/8), pl vipindua cha reli, railway switch. (<
pinda V). [railw]
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, med. cholera. (< pinda V).
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, med. epidemic. (< pinda V).
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, head over heels. (< pinda , pindu
V).
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, headlong. (< pinda , pindu V).
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, outbreak. (< pinda V).
kipindupindu (noun), pl vipindupindu, spasm. (< pinda V).
kipinga (noun), pl vipinga, device. (< pinga V).
kipinga (noun), pl vipinga, saftey precaution. (< pinga V).
kipingamizi (noun), pl vipingamizi, difficulty. asingeweza kukubali umri
uwe kipingamizi kati yake na uhai [Mt]. (< pinga V). [rare]
kipingamizi (noun), pl vipingamizi, impediment. asingeweza kukubali umri
uwe kipingamizi kati yake na uhai [Mt]. (< pinga V). [rare]
kipingamizi (noun), pl vipingamizi, obstacle. asingeweza kukubali umri
uwe kipingamizi kati yake na uhai [Mt]. (< pinga V). [rare]
kipingili (noun 7/8), pl vipingili, joint. (< pingua V).
kipingili (noun 7/8), pl vipingili, node (of plants). (< pingua V).
kipingili (noun 7/8), pl vipingili, thickening. (< pingua V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, bar. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, barrier. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, bolt. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, bracelet (of beads). (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, hurdle. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, necklace (of beads). (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, obstruction. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, peg. (< pinga V).
kipingo (noun), pl vipingo, pin. (< pinga V).
kipingu (noun), pl vipingu, handcuff (small). (< pingu N).
kipingu (noun), pl vipingu, shackle (small). (< pingu N).
kipingwa (noun), pl vipingwa, bar (on a door). (< pinga V).
kipingwa (noun), pl vipingwa, bolt (on a door). (< pinga V).
kipingwa (noun 7/8), pl vipingwa, doorbolt. (< pinga V).
kipini (noun 7/8), pl vipini, earring. (< mpini N).
kipini (noun 7/8), pl vipini, haft.
kipini (noun 7/8), pl vipini, handle (small). (< mpini N).
kipini (noun), pl vipini, hilt (of tool, sword, knife etc.). (< mpini
N).
kipini (noun), pl vipini, ornamnet worn in the ear or nose. (< mpini N).
kipira (noun 7/8), pl vipira, small ball.
kipira (noun 7/8), pl vipira, carpenter's plane.
kipitisho (noun 7/8), pl vipitisho, conductor. (< pita V).
kipito (noun 7/8), pl vipito, passage. (< pita V).
kipo (pronoun), it is there. kiti kipo barazani.
kipofu (noun), pl vipofu, blind person. (< pofua V).
kipofu (noun 7/8an), pl vipofu, blind person. Yesu mwenye nguvu
uliyeponyesha vipofu [Kez]. (< pofua V).
kipokee (adverb), alternately. (< pokea V).
kipokee (adverb), in succession. (< pokea V).
kipokee (adverb), by turns. (< pokea V).
kipokeo (noun), pl vipokeo, mus. accompaniment. (< pokea V).
kipokeo (noun 7/8), pl vipokeo, chorus. (< pokea V).
kipokeo (noun), pl vipokeo, refrain. (< pokea V).
kipokeo (noun 7/8), pl vipokeo, by turns. (< pokea V).
kipolepole (noun), pl vipolepole, kind of butterlfy.
kipondwe (noun 7/8), pl vipondwe, coconut mixed in a mortar. (< ponda
V).
kipondwe (noun 7/8), pl vipondwe, mashed food. (< ponda V).
kiponya (noun), pl viponya, medicine. (< pona V).
kiponya (noun), pl viponya, remedy. (< pona V).
kipooza (noun 7/8), pl vipooza, paralysis. (< pooza V).
kipooza (noun), insensibility. (< pooza V).
kipooza (noun), med. paralysis. (< pooza V).
kipopo (noun), pl vipopo, butterfly. (< popo N).
kipopo (noun), pl vipopo, moth. (< popo N).
kiporo (noun 7/8), pl viporo, leftovers (of food).
kipozamataza (noun), pl vipozamataza, orinth. clapper lark.
-a kiprotestanti (adjective), Protestant. (< Eng.).
kipua (adverb), through the nose. (< pua N).
kipua (adverb), nasally.
kipua (noun), pl vipua, small nose. sema kipua. (< pua N).
kipuku (adverb), in abundance. watu wanakufa kipuku maradhi. (< pukuta
V).
kipuku (adverb), in great quantity. watu wanakufa kipuku maradhi. (<
pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, kind of banana. (< pukusa V?).
kipukusa (noun 7/8an), pl vipukusa, wood-boring beetle. (< pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, downfall. (< pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, dropping (of leaves or fruit). (<
pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, epidemic. (< pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, falling. (< pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, pestilence. (< pukuta V).
kipukusa (noun 7/8), pl vipukusa, ruin. (< pukuta V).
kipukute (noun), pl vikupute, variety of banana. (< pukusa N).
kipulefti (noun 9/10), pl kipulefti, round-about (at intersection). (<
Eng. Keep Left).
kipuli (noun), pl vipuli, earring.
kipuli (noun 7/8), pl vipuli, vipuli (ear-pendant).
kipumbu (noun), pl vipumbu, med. scrotal hernia, orchitis, varicocele.
(< pumbu N).
kipumziko (noun), recreation. (< pumua V).
kipumziko (noun), refreshment. (< pumua V).
kipumziko (noun), rest(ing - place). (< pumua V).
kipungu (noun 7/8an), pl vipungu, eagle.
kipungu (noun 7/8an), pl vipungu, fish (type of).
kipungu (noun 7/8an), pl vipungu, osprey.
kipunguo (noun), pl vipunguo, absence. (< punga V).
kipunguo (noun), pl vipunguo, decrease. (< punga V).
kipunguo (noun 7/8), pl vipunguo, deficiency. (< punga V).
kipunguo (noun), pl vipunguo, lack. (< punga V).
kipunguo (noun), pl vipunguo, reduction. (< punga V).
kipunguo (noun), pl vipunguo, shortage. (< punga V).
kipunguzi (noun), pl vipunguzi, deduction. (< punga V).
kipunguzi (noun), pl vipunguzi, discount. (< punga V).
kipunguzi (noun), pl vipunguzi, rebate. (< punga V).
kipunjo (noun), pl vipunjo, craftily. (< punja V).
kipunjo (noun), pl vipunjo, deceitfully. (< punja V).
kipunjo (noun 7/8), pl vipunjo, short measure. (< punja V).
kipunjo (noun), pl vipunjo, slyly. (< punja V).
kipunjo (noun), pl vipunjo, short weight. (< punja V).
kipunjo (noun 7/8), pl vipunjo, small weight. (< punja V).
kipupa (noun 7/8), pl vipupa, haste (unseemly). (< pupa N).
kipupa (noun 7/8), pl vipupa, overeagerness. (< pupa N).
kipupa (noun), excessive eagerness. kwa kipupa, kipupa cha kula. a
patched garment. (< pupa N).
kipupa (noun), haste. kwa kipupa, kipupa cha kula. a patched garment.
(< pupa N).
kipupwe (noun), pl vipupwe, cool season (June-August).
kipure (noun), orinth. variety of dove (with red at the throat and
beneath the wings).
kipuri (noun 7/8), pl vipuri, spare part.
kipusa (noun), pl vipusa, pretty girl.
kipusa (noun 7/8), pl vipusa, tusk of rhinoceros (not fully grown).
kipuzi (noun), pl vipuzi, bauble. (< puza V).
kipuzi (noun), pl vipuzi, trinket. (< puza V).
kipuzi (noun), pl vipuzi, worthless thing. (< puza V).
kipwa (noun), pl vipwa, dry place (rock etc.) left by the tide. (< pwa
V).
kipwa (noun), pl vipwa, reef. (< pwa V).
kipwa (noun 7/8), pl vipwa, rock. (< pwa V).
kipwa (noun), pl vipwa, sandbank. (< pwa V).
kipwa (noun), pl vipwa, shallow place. (< pwa V).
kipwe (noun), orinth. species of shrike (Dryoscopus senegalensis).
kipwepwe (noun), pl vipwepwe, med. skin erruption (applied chiefly to a
symptom of leprosy).
kipwepwe (noun 7/8), pl vipwepwe, skin disease with red blotches caused
by lice.
kipwepwe (noun), pl vipwepwe, med. rash (applied chiefly to a symptom of
leprosy).
kirafiki (adverb), in a friendly manner. (< rafiki N).
kirago (noun), pl virago, fig. personal affairs. funga virago vyake.
(< rago N).
kirago (noun), pl virago, fig. belongings. funga virago vyake. (< rago
N).
kirago (noun 7/8), pl virago, sleeping-mat. (< rago N).
kirahi (noun 9/10), abhorrence. (< karihi V).
kirahi (noun 9/10), antipathy. (< karihi V).
kirahi (noun 9/10), aversion. (< karihi V).
kirahi (noun 9/10), dislike. (< karihi V).
kirahi (noun 9/10), prejudice. (< karihi V).
-a kiraia (adjective), civil. haki za raia. (< raia N).
kiraia (adverb), as a citizen. (< raia N).
kiraia (adverb), like a citizen. (< raia N).
kiraka (adverb), pl viraka, speckled. (< marakaraka N).
kiraka (adverb), pl viraka, spotted. (< marakaraka N).
kiraka (noun 7/8), pl viraka, patch. nguo yenye kiraka. (< marakaraka
N).
kiraka (noun 7/8), pl viraka, piece.
kiraka (noun 7/8), pl viraka, spot of color. (< marakaraka N).
kiranja (noun 7/8an), pl viranja, prefect (in schools). (< randa v?).
kiranja (noun 7/8an), pl viranja, title applied to the first boy of a
group to be circumcised.
kirauni (noun), crown. (< Eng.).
kirehani (noun 9/10), pl kirehani, sweet potato (type of). (< rehani
n?).
kirekebisho (noun 7/8), pl virekebisho, regulator. (< rakibu V).
kirembo (adverb), pl virembo, with fine clothes. (< remba V).
kirembo (adverb), pl virembo, all dressed up.. (< remba V).
kirembo (adverb), pl virembo, elegantly. (< remba V).
kirembo (noun 7/8), pl virembo, decoration. (< remba v).
kirembo (noun 7/8), pl virembo, ornament. (< remba v).
kirembo (noun 7/8), pl virembo, beauty spot. (< remba v).
-a kireno (adjective), Portugese. (< Port.).
Kireno (noun 7), Portuguese.
-kiri (verb), accept. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), acknowledge. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), admit.
-kiri (verb), admit. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), agree.
-kiri (verb), approve. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), assent. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), raconfess. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), confirm. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), grant. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), ratify. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
-kiri (verb), recognize. (< ikirari, ukiri N).
kiri (noun), strip of matting (for plaiting).
kiriba (noun), pl viriba, water container made of hid, waterskin.
-kirihi (verb), abhor. (< karaha N).
-kirihi (verb), feel aversion. (< karaha N).
-kirihi (verb), treat discourteously. (< karaha N).
-kirihi (verb), offend. (< karaha N).
-kirihi (verb), be prejudiced. (< karaha N).
-kirihifu (adjective), detestable. (< Arabic).
-kirihifu (adjective), hideous. sauti ilikwaruza, kirihifu [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
kirimba (noun), pl virimba, cage (for a bird or animal).
kirimba (noun 7/8), pl virimba, doorframe.
kirimba (noun 7/8), pl virimba, frame (of door or window).
kirimba (noun 7/8), pl virimba, lintel.
kirimba (noun), pl virimba, fig. meat safe.
kirimba (noun), pl virimba, fig. refrigerator.
kirimba (noun 7/8), pl virimba, sill.
kirimba (noun 7/8), pl virimba, windowframe.
-kirimu (verb), entertain. (< karama, karamu N).
-kirimu (verb), be generous. (< karama, karamu N).
-kirimu (verb), give a present. vipi ungeweza kunikirimu kwa tajiri wako
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-kirimu (verb), give presents to a person. (< karama, karamu N).
-kirimu (verb), be hospitable. (< karama, karamu N).
kirimu (noun), cream. rangi ya kirimu. (< Eng.).
kiroboto (noun 7/8an), pl viroboto, flea.
-a kiroho (adjective), spiritual. (< roho N).
kiroja (noun), pl viroja, something amusing. (< roja V).
kiroja (noun), pl viroja, something astonishing. (< roja V).
kiroja (noun), pl viroja, something comical. (< roja V).
kiroja (noun 7/8), pl viroja, marvel. (< roja v).
kiroja (noun), pl viroja, something that gives pleasure. (< roja V).
kiroja (noun 7/8), pl viroja, rarity. (< roja v).
kiroja (noun), pl viroja, something terrifying. (< roja V).
kirugu (noun), pl virugu, height of a house-wall.
kirugu (noun), pl virugu, top of a wall (of a house).
kirugu (noun 7/8), pl virugu, wall-plate of house.
kiruhu (noun), anger.
kiruhu (noun), fury.
kiruhu (noun), rage.
kiruhu (noun), wrath.
kirukanjia (noun), pl virukanjia, fig. footloose person. (< ruka V).
kirukanjia (noun), pl virukanjia, orinth. nightjar. (< ruka V).
kirukanjia (noun), pl virukanjia, fig. restless person. (< ruka V).
kirukanjia (noun), pl virukanjia, shrew. (< ruka V).
kirukia (noun), pl virukia, kirukia (paratsitic climbing plant). (< ruka
V).
kirukia (noun 7/8), pl virukia, name of a climbing plant. madirisha
makubwa yenye virukia [Sul].
kirumbizi (noun 7/8), pl virumbizi, dance (with stick-fights). (< umbia
v).
kirumbizi (noun), pl virumbizi, kirumbizi (kind of dance or mock fight
with sticks).
kirumbizi (noun), pl virumbizi, orinth. golden oriole.
-a kirumi (adjective), Latin. Kanisa la Kirume.
-a kirumi (adjective), Roman. Kanisa la Kirume.
Kirumi (noun), Latin language.
Kirumi (noun 7), Roman. (< Roma N).
kirungu (noun), pl virungu, knob (of a radio etc.). (< rungu N).
Kirusi (noun 7), Russian. (< Urusi N).
kirusu (noun 7/8), pl virusu, gruel of millet flour and sprouting seeds
for making beer.
kiruu (noun 7/8), pl viruu, anger.
kiruu (noun), anger.
kiruu (noun 7/8), pl viruu, fury.
kiruu (noun), fury.
kiruu (noun 7/8), pl viruu, rage.
kiruu (noun), rage.
kiruu (noun 7/8), pl viruu, wrath.
kiruu (noun), wrath.
kisa (noun 7/8), pl visa, account. (< Arabic).
kisa (noun), pl visa, affair. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, business. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, cause. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, charge. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, complaint. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, explanation. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, kernel of a fruit-stone.
kisa (noun), pl visa, matter. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun 7/8), pl visa, narrative. (< Arabic).
kisa (noun 7/8), pl visa, reason.
kisa (noun), pl visa, reason. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun), pl visa, report. (< mkasa N).
kisa (noun 7/8), pl visa, story. Subira alikumbuka kisa cha wahalifu
wawili [Sul].
kisababu (noun), pl visababu, evasion. (< sababu N).
kisababu (noun), pl visababu, excuse. (< sababu N).
kisababu (noun), pl visababu, pretext. (< sababu N).
kisafu (noun), pl visafu, first stomach (of ruminants).
kisaga (noun 7/8), pl visaga, dry measure (equals 2 kibaba or about 1
quart). (< saga v).
kisaga (noun), pl visaga, species of weevil.
kisagalima (noun 7/8), pl visagalima, hoe (old and worn). (< saga v lima
v).
kisagaunga (noun), pl visagaunga, species of crab. (< saga, unga V).
kisahani (noun 7/8), pl visahani, discus. (< sahani N).
kisahani (noun), pl visahani, sport discus.
kisahani (noun), pl visahani, small plate.
kisahani (noun), pl visahani, phonograph record.
kisahani (noun), pl visahani, saucer.
kisaki (adverb), firmly. funga kisaki. (< saki V).
kisaki (adverb), tightly. funga kisaki. (< saki V).
kisalisali (noun 7/8), med (rare) bilharzia (the two diseases are
believed to be the same because their symptoms ar similar.).
kisalisali (noun 7/8), med gonorrhea (the two diseases are believed to be
the same because their symptoms ar similar.).
kisambare (noun), pl visambare, species of grass (Lobelia fervens).
kisamvu (noun 7/8), pl visamvu, vegetable dish (of beans and cassava
leaves). kuchota maji, kuchuma kisambu, mtoriro... [Moh].
kisanamu (noun), pl visanamu, picture postcard.
kisanduku (noun), pl visanduku, small box.
kisanduku (noun), pl visanduku, casket.
kisango (noun 7/8), pl visango, divining board.
kisarawanda (noun 7/8), pl visarawanda, cloth (spread on bed on wedding
night to prove virginity).
kisasa (adjective), modern. (< sasa adv).
kisasa (adjective), new. (< sasa adv).
kisasa (adjective), present-day. (< sasa adv).
kisasa (adjective), up-to-date. (< sasa adv).
kisase (noun), pl visasi, compenstaion.
kisase (noun), pl visasi, indemnification.
kisase (noun 7/8), pl visasi, retaliation. lilikuwa jicho la chuki na
kisasi [Moh].
kisase (noun 7/8), pl visasi, revenge. lilikuwa jicho la chuki na kisasi
[Moh].
kisasi (noun), pl visasi, compenstaion.
kisasi (noun), pl visasi, indemnification.
kisasi (noun 7/8), pl visasi, retaliation. lilikuwa jicho la chuki na
kisasi [Moh].
kisasi (noun 7/8), pl visasi, revenge. lilikuwa jicho la chuki na kisasi
[Moh].
kisawazisha joto (noun 7/8), pl visawazisha joto, thermostat. (< sawa
N).
kisebusebu (noun 7/8), pl visebusebu, feigning (refusing but at the same
time really wanting). wanawake ni kama watoto wadogo, hawaachi kisebusebu
[Abd]. (< Arabic).
kisehemu (noun 7/8), pl visehemu, part (smaller). (< sehemu N).
kiselema (noun), pl viselema, implement (hoe, knife, pencil) that has
been worn down by mcuh use.
kisengesenge (adverb), forward and backward, like a crab.
-a kiserikali (adjective), governmental. (< serikali N).
-a kiserikali (adjective), state. (< serikali N).
kisetiri (noun 7/8), pl visetiri, cover. (< setiri V).
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, dividing wall. (< stiri V).
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, hiding-place. (< stiri V).
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, partition. (< stiri V).
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, screen. (< stiri V).
kisetiri (noun 7/8), pl visetiri, toilet. (< stiri V). [fig]
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, dividing wall. (< stiri V).
kisetiri (noun), pl visetiri, fig. W.C.. (< stiri V).
kiseyeye (noun 7/8), pl viseyeye, bleeding of the gums from scurvy.
kiseyeye (noun 7/8), pl viseyeye, toothache.
kiseyeye (noun), bleeding of the gums.
kiisha (adverb), afterwards. alichana nywele haraka na kisha alichukua
kanga moja akaifunga kiunoni [Kez].
kiisha (adverb), then.
kisha (adverb), afterwards. alichana nywele haraka na kisha alichukua
kanga moja akaifunga kiunoni [Kez].
kisha (adverb), then.
kisha (adverb), thereafter. (< isha V).
kishamba (adjective), countrified. (< shamba N).
kishamba (adjective), rustic. (< shamba N).
kishamba (noun), pl vishamba, countryman. (< shamba N).
kishamba (noun), pl vishamba, villager. (< shamba N).
kishamba (noun), rustic manners. (< shamba N).
kishamba (noun), rustic speech. (< shamba N).
kisharifu (noun), pl visharifu, orninth. species of kingfisher. (<
sharifu V).
kishashi (noun), pl vishashi, string or stick on which fish or fruit are
hung. (< shazi).
kishati (noun 7/8), pl vishati, blouse. (< Eng.).
kishati (noun 7/8), pl vishati, shirt. juu kavaa kishati [Moh]. (< Eng.
(dim. of shati)).
kishaufu (noun), pl vishaufu, piece of jewelry (on a chain). (< shaua V,
shaufu adj).
kishaufu (noun 7/8), pl vishaufu, nose-ring. (< shaua V).
kishaufu (noun 7/8), pl vishaufu, pendant. (< shaua V).
kishaufu (noun), pl vishaufu, piece of pendant (on a chain). (< shaua V,
shaufu adj).
kishaufu (noun 7/8), pl vishaufu, showy thing. (< shaua V).
kishaufu (noun), pl vishaufu, piece of tinket (on a chain). (< shaua V,
shaufu adj).
kishaufu (noun 7/8), pl vishaufu, trinket. (< shaua V).
kishawishi (noun), pl vishawisihi, allurement. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun 7/8), pl vishawishi, attraction. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun), pl vishawisihi, attraction. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun), pl vishawisihi, bait. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun 7/8), pl vishawishi, incentive. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun), pl vishawisihi, lure. (< shawishi V).
kishawishi (noun), pl vishawisihi, temptation. (< shawishi V).
kishazi (noun), pl vishazi, string or stick on which fish or fruit are
hung. (< shazi).
kishazi (noun), pl mashazi, vishazi, bunch (of fruit).
kishazi (noun), pl mashazi, vishazi, cluster (of fruit).
kishazi (noun), pl mashazi, vishazi, string of fish.
-a kishenzi (adjective), uncivilized. (< Pers.).
-a kishenzi (adjective), wild. (< Pers.).
kishenzi (adjective), abusive. (< -shenzi adj).
kishenzi (adjective), uncivilized. (< -shenzi adj).
kishenzi (adverb), in a barabarous way. (< Pers.).
kishenzi (adverb), in a savage way. (< Pers.).
kishenzi (noun), barbarity. (< Pers.).
kishenzi (noun), language of the inhabitiants of the interior. (<
Pers.).
kishenzi (noun), wildness. (< Pers.).
-a kisheria (adjective), legal. (< sheria N).
-a kishetani (adjective), devilish. ama vile vidonge vimempa nguvu ya
kishetani [Muk]. (< shetani N).
-a kishetani (adjective), diabolical.
kishigino cha mguu (noun), pl vishigino vya mguu, heel. [anat]
kishigino cha mkono (noun 7/8), pl vishigino vya mkono, elbow. [anat]
kishika mkono (noun), advance of money. (< shika V).
kishika mkono (noun), earnest money. (< shika V).
kishika mkono (noun), instalment. (< shika V).
kishika taa (noun 7/8), pl vishika taa, lamp holder. (< shika V, taa N).
kishiki cha buga (noun), pl vishiki: -cha buga, climbing plant.
kishikio (noun 7/8), pl vishikio, key ring. hicho kishikio cha funguo
kina funguo zisizopungua dazeni [Muk], k. cha taa.
kishikio (noun 7/8), pl vishikio, lamp holder. kwenye kishikio cha taa
hizo imetokeza waya ndefu [Muk].
kishikio (noun 7/8), pl vishikio, lightbulb socket.
kishikizo herufi (noun), pl vishikizo, printer's form. (< shika V).
kishiko (noun), pl vishiko, contact. (< shika V). [elec]
kishiku (noun), pl vishiku, wooden block.
kishiku (noun 7/8), pl vishiku, log. (< shiku N).
kishiku (noun 7/8), pl vishiku, stump (of tree). (< shiku N).
kishiku (noun), pl vishiku, wooden wedge.
kishimo (noun 7/8), pl vishimo, burrow. (< shimo N).
kishimo (noun 7/8), pl vishimo, small hole. (< shimo N).
kishina (noun 7/8), pl vishina, dance (name of). (< shina N).
kishinda (noun 7/8), pl vishinda, that which baffles. (< shinda V).
kishinda (noun), pl vishinda, dregs (in a drinking vessel). (< shinda
V).
kishinda (noun), pl vishinda, remainder (in a drinking vessel). (<
shinda V).
kishinda (noun), pl vishinda, residue (in a drinking vessel). (< shinda
V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, fig. confusion. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, fig. disorder. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, fig. excitement. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun 7/8), pl vishindo, gust. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, blow (sound of). mlango wa gari unajibana
kwa nguvu na kishindo [Muk]. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, impact. mlango wa gari unajibana kwa nguvu
na kishindo [Muk]. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, noise. mlango wa gari unajibana kwa nguvu
na kishindo [Muk]. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, step. mlango wa gari unajibana kwa nguvu
na kishindo [Muk]. (< shinda V).
kishindo (noun), pl vishindo, fig. uproar. (< shinda V).
kishona (noun), pl vishona, kind of grass (Heteropogon contortus).
kishoroba (noun), pl vishoroba, patch (in a field).
kishoroba (noun 7/8), pl vishoroba, path (in a field).
kishoroba (noun 7/8), pl vishoroba, narrow strip.
kishubaka (noun 7/8), pl vishubaka, drawer. anavuta kishubaka cha kabati
[Muk]. (< dim. Arabic).
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, embrasure. [mil]
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, hiding-place.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, loophole. [mil]
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, niche.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, small opening.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, peephole.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, porthole.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, (shelved) recesses in a wall.
kishubaka (noun), pl vishubaka, small window.
kishungi (noun), pl vishungi, toupee. (< shungi N).
kishupi (noun 7/8), pl vishupi, bag (woven).
kishupi (noun 7/8), pl vishupi, basket (of matting).
kishushi (noun), pl vishawisihi, allurement. (< shawishi V).
kishushi (noun), pl vishawisihi, attraction. (< shawishi V).
kishushi (noun), pl vishawisihi, tebait. (< shawishi V).
kishushi (noun), pl vishawisihi, lure. (< shawishi V).
kishushi (noun), pl vishawisihi, temptation. (< shawishi V).
kishwara (noun), pl vishwara, loop of rope (for holding an oar etc.).
-kisi (verb), calculate.
-kisi (verb), naut. change course.
-kisi (verb), estimate.
-kisi (verb), estimate.
-kisi (verb), guess.
-kisi (verb), presume.
-kisi (verb), naut. put about.
-kisi (verb), surmise.
-kisi (verb), naut. tack.
kisi (noun 7/8), pl makisi, calculation. (< kisi V).
kisi (noun 5/6), pl makisi, estimate. (< kisi V).
kisi (noun 5/6), pl makisi, guess. (< kisi V).
kisi (noun 5/6), pl makisi, proposal. (< kisi V).
-kisia (verb), guess. (< kisi V).
-kisia (verb), estimate. (< kisi V).
kisibao (noun), pl visibau, open jacket (worn over the kanzu).
kisibao (noun), pl visibau, open vest (worn over the kanzu).
kisibau (noun), pl visibau, open jacket (worn over the kanzu).
kisibau (noun), pl visibau, open vest (worn over the kanzu).
kisibau (noun 7/8), pl visibau, waistcoat (worn over kanzu).
kisibayo (noun), pl visibau, open jacket (worn over the kanzu).
kisibayo (noun), pl visibau, open vest (worn over the kanzu).
kisibiti (noun 7/8), pl visibiti, caraway seed.
kisibiti (noun 7/8), pl visibiti, cumin.
kisichana (noun), pl visichana, girl who has not yet reached puberty.
kisicholipwa (noun), pl vishicholipwa, arrears. (< lipa V, tenda V).
kisicholipwa (noun), pl vishicholipwa, debt. (< lipa V, tenda V).
kisichotendwa (noun), pl vishicholipwa, arrears. (< lipa V, tenda V).
kisichotendwa (noun), pl vishicholipwa, debt. (< lipa V, tenda V).
kisifa (noun), pl visifa, adverb.
kisigino (noun 7/8), pl visigino, heel.
kisiki (noun), pl visiki, block of wood. (< kishiku N).
kisiki (noun), pl visiki, chunk of wood. (< kishiku N).
kisiki (noun 7/8), pl visiki, log.
kisiki (noun), pl visiki, fig. prostitute. (< kishiku N).
kisiki (noun 7/8), pl visiki, tree stump. (< kishiku N).
kisikusiku (adverb), at night. (< siku N usiku N).
kisikusiku (adverb), in the nighttime. (< siku N usiku N).
kisikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, dusk. (< siku N usiku N).
kisikusiku (noun 7), dusk. (< siku N).
kisikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, evening. (< siku N usiku N).
kisikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, twilight. (< siku N usiku N).
kisikusiku (noun 7), twilight. (< siku N).
kisima (noun 7/8), pl visima, spring (of water).
kisima (noun 7/8), pl visima, well (of water).
kisimaleo (noun), pl visimaleo, aloe.
kisimbo (noun), pl visimbo, bad character.
kisimbo (noun), pl visimbo, assumed name (to disguise a name of bad
repute).
kisimbo (noun), pl visimbo, pseudonym (to disguise a name of bad repute).
kisimbo (noun), pl visimbo, bad reputation.
kisimi (noun), pl visimi, clitoris.
kisingino cha mguu (noun), pl visingino vya miguu, heel. [anat]
kisingino cha mkono (noun 7/8), pl visingino vya mkono, elbow. [anat]
kisingizio (noun 7/8), pl visingizio, false claim. (< singizia V).
kisingizio (noun 7/8), pl visingizio, excuse.
kisingizio (noun 7/8), pl visingizio, pretext. kisingizio ni kwamba Lulu
alikuwa na barua yake [Ya].
kisio (noun), pl makisio, conjecture (usually pl.). (< kisi V).
kisio (noun), pl makisio, estimate (usually pl.). (< kisi V).
kisio (noun), pl makisio, proposal (usually pl.). (< kisi V).
kisirani (noun 9/10), pl kisirani, anger. uchungu mkuu ulioandamana na
ghadhabu na kisirani kingi [Mun].
kisirani (noun), annoyance. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause damage. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause delinquency. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause destructiveness. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun 7/8), pl visirani, disgrace. (< Arabic).
kisirani (noun 9/10), pl kisirani, failure.
kisirani (noun 7/8), pl visirani, grudge. (< Arabic).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause hoodlumism. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause hooliganism. (< mkosi N).
kisirani (noun 9/10), pl kisirani, misfortune.
kisirani (noun 9/10), pl kisirani, omen (bad).
kisirani (noun), tendency to cause trouble. (< mkosi N).
kisiri (noun), pl visiri, secret. (< siri N).
-kisiwa (verb), pl visiwa, be estimated. (< -kisia V).
kisiwa (noun 7/8), pl visiwa, island. (< siwa N).
-pa kisogo (verb), turn one's back. aliondoka hatua mbili na kumpa
kisogo [Sul]. (s)he moved away two paces and turned his/her back on him.
kisogo (noun 7/8), pl visogo, back of head.
kisogo (noun 7/8), pl visogo, nape of neck. mgongo wake pamoja na kisogo
vimeenea mchanga [Kez].
kisokotero (noun 7/8), pl visokotero, something twisted. [nywele zake]
badala ya kuwa visokotero sasa ni singa isiyo ya maumbile [Moh].
kisokoto (noun 7/8), pl visokoto, dance used in exorcism of spirits. (<
sokota v).
kisokoto (noun 7/8), pl visokoto, twisting. (< sokota v).
kisombo (noun 7/8), pl visombo, food dish (porridge of cassava and
beans).
kisongo (noun 7/8), pl visongo, press. (< songa v).
kisongo (noun 7/8), pl visongo, pressure. (< songa v).
kisongo (noun 7/8), pl visongo, tourniquet. (< songa v).
kisongo (noun 7/8), pl visongo, vise. (< songa v).
kisonoko (noun 7/8an), pl visonoko, barbarian. nimeoa kisonoko
nisiyeweza kutoka naye mbele za watu [Abd].
kisonoko (noun 7/8an), pl visonoko, ill-bred fellow.
kisonoko (noun 7/8an), pl visonoko, vulgar person.
kisonono (noun 7/8), pl visonono, gonorrhea. (< sonoa v).
-kissi (verb), calculate.
-kissi (verb), consider carefully.
-kissi (verb), naut. change course.
-kissi (verb), estimate.
-kissi (verb), guess.
-kissi (verb), presume.
-kissi (verb), naut. put about.
-kissi (verb), surmise.
-kissi (verb), naut. tack.
kisu (noun 7/8), pl visu, knife.
kisu cha kupogolea (noun), pruning knife.
kisua (noun 7/8), pl visua, garment.
kisukuku (noun 7/8), pl visukuku, fossil.
kisukumizi (noun 7/8), pl visukumi, communicable disease. (< sukuma V).
kisuli (noun 9/10), pl kisuli, dizziness.
kisulisuli (noun 7/8), pl visulisuli, giddiness. (< kisuli N).
kisulisuli (noun 7/8), pl visulisuli, whirlwind. (< kisuli N).
kisunzi (noun 9/10), pl kisunzi, dizziness.
kisura (noun 7/8an), pl visura, gorgeously beautiful lady.
kisura (noun 7/8), pl visura, pin-up.
kisusi (noun 7/8), pl visusi, one of smaller slopes of thatched roof.
kisusuli (noun 7/8), pl visusuli, kite (toy).
kisusuli (noun 7/8), pl visusuli, scorpion.
kisutu (noun 7/8), pl visutu, kind of cloth used for weddings and as a
partition screen.
kisutuo (noun 7/8), pl visutuo, food received after completing task.
kisutuo (noun 7/8), pl visutuo, payment (especially in kind).
Kiswahili (adjective), Swahili....... (< Mswahili).
-kita (verb), stand firm. matiti yaliyoshiba yalikita kifuani kama
yanayoukebehi umri [Mt].
-kita (verb), fix.
kitabu (noun 7/8), pl vitabu, book.
kitaita (adjective), Taita. (< Taita N).
kitakataka (noun 7/8), pl vitakataka, particle (of dust). (< taka N).
kitako (noun 7/8), pl vitako, ass. (< tako N).
kitako (noun 7/8), pl vitako, part of body between buttocks. (< tako N).
kitako (noun 7/8), pl vitako, perinium. (< tako N).
kitalu (noun 7/8), pl vitalu, enclosure (eg yard).
kitalu (noun 7/8), pl vitalu, fence.
kitalu (noun 7/8), pl vitalu, garden. kulikuwa na kitalu chake kidogo
[Moh].
kitalu (noun 7/8), pl vitalu, wall.
kitambaa (noun 7/8), pl vitambaa, piece of cloth. anatoa kitu chembamba
kirefu kilichoviringishwa kitambaa cheupe [Muk]. (< tambaa V).
kitambaa (noun 7/8), pl vitambaa, napkin. (< tambaa V).
kitambaa cha mkono (noun 7/8), pl vitambaa vya mikono, handkerchief.
akatoa kitambaa chake cha mkono [Sul].
mji wa kitambaa (noun), background of a cloth. mji wa kitambaa chake
ulikuwa mweupe [Sul].
kitambi (noun 7/8), pl vitambi, arrogance. (< tamba V).
kitambi (noun 7/8), pl vitambi, conceit. (< tamba V).
kitambi (noun 7/8), pl vitambi, pride. (< tamba V).
kitambi (noun 7/8), pl vitambi, turban-cloth. (< tamba V).
kitambo (noun 7/8), pl vitambo, some distance.
kitambo (noun 7/8), pl kitambo, moment.
kitambo (noun 7/8), pl vitambo, short period. kitambo kikapita [Sul].
kitana (noun 7/8), pl vitana, comb. niliacha kitana juu ya meza [Abd].
(< chana V).
kitanda (noun 7/8), pl vitanda, bed. (< tanda V).
kitanda (noun 7/8), pl vitanda, stretcher. (< tanda v).
nguo za kitanda (noun), bedclothes. vaa [vua] nguo. put on clothes.
kitandawili (noun 7/8), pl vitendawili, riddle. (< tanda v wili a).
kitandiko (noun 7/8), pl vitandiko, blanket. (< tandika v).
kitandiko (noun 7/8), pl vitandiko, cover. (< tandika v).
kitanga (noun 7/8), pl vitanga, woven mat. (< tanga N).
kitanga (noun 7/8), pl vitanga, prayer mat (circular and small). (<
tanga N).
kitanga (noun 7/8), pl vitanga, palm of hand. (< tanga N).
kitanga (noun 7/8), pl vitanga, pan of scales. (< tanga N).
kitangangaya (noun 9/10), pl kitangangaya, children's hide-and-seek game.
kitango (noun 7/8), pl vitango, fastener. (< tanga V).
kitango (noun 7/8), pl vitango, lace. (< tanga V).
kitangulizi (noun 7/8), pl vitangulizi, that which goes first. (<
tangulia v).
kitangulizi (noun 7/8), pl vitangulizi, what causes forward movement. (<
tangulia v).
kitangulizi (noun 7/8), pl vitangulizi, odd number (in math). (<
tangulia v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, abolition. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, annulment. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, cancellation. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, discharge. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, dismissal. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, invalidation. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, nullification. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, removal. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, revocation. (< tangua v).
kitanguo (noun 7/8), pl vitanguo, suspension. (< tangua v).
kitani (noun 9/10), pl kitani, flax.
kitani (noun 9/10), pl kitani, lace (of shoe).
kitani (noun 9/10), pl kitani, linen.
kitani (noun 9/10), pl kitani, sisal.
kitani (noun 9/10), pl kitani, string.
kitanzi (noun 7/8), pl vitanzi, loop.
kitanzi (noun 7/8), pl vitanzi, noose.
kitapo (noun 7/8), pl vitapo, ague. (< tapa v).
kitapo (noun 7/8), pl vitapo, chill. (< tapa v).
kitapo (noun 7/8), pl vitapo, shivering. (< tapa v).
kitapo (noun 7/8), pl vitapo, trembling. (< tapa v).
kitara (noun 7/8), pl vitara, scimitar (curved sword). kwa Tamima
ilikuwa ncha ya kitara [Moh]. (< Hindi).
kitasa (noun 7/8), pl vitasa, box (small and metal). (< tasa N).
kitasa (noun 7/8), pl vitasa, buckle. (< tasa N).
kitasa (noun 7/8), pl vitasa, lock. (< tasa N).
kitata (noun 7/8), pl vitata, speech impediment. (< tata v).
kitata (noun 7/8), pl vitata, lathe. (< tata v).
kitata (noun 7/8), pl vitata, lisp. (< tata v).
kitata (noun 7/8), pl vitata, splint. (< tata v?).
kitata (noun 7/8), pl vitata, tangle. (< tata v).
kitawa (noun 9/10), pl kitawa, seclusion. (< tawa v).
kitawa (noun 9/10), pl kitawa, solitude. (< tawa v).
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, bough.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, branch.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, bunch.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, cluster.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, division.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, frond.
kitawi (noun), pl vitawi, section.
kitaya (noun), pl mataya, jaw.
kitaya (noun), pl mataya, jawbone.
kite (noun 7), cry (of pain).
kite (noun 7), effort.
kite (noun 7), exertion.
kite (noun 7), grief.
kite (noun 7), groan.
kite (noun 7), moan.
kite (noun 7), passion.
kite (noun 7), sigh.
kite (noun 7), strain.
kite (noun 7), suffering.
kite (noun 7), torment.
kite (noun 7), wail.
kitefute (noun 7/8), pl vitefute, cheekbone.
kitefutefu (noun 7), hiccup.
kitefutefu (noun 7), sighing.
kitefutefu (noun 7), sobbing.
kiteku (noun 7/8), pl viteku, chisel. (< tekua v).
kiteku (noun 7/8), pl viteku, pick-ax. (< tekua v).
kitelemsho (noun 7/8), pl vitelemsho, downward movement. (< telemsha v).
kitembe (noun 7/8), pl vitembe, house (small earthen with flat roof).
kitembe (noun 7/8), pl kitembe, lisp.
kitembe (noun 7/8), pl kitembe, speech defect.
kitembe (noun 7/8), pl kitembe, stutter.
kitembwe (noun 7/8), pl kitembwe, vegetable fiber.
-tega kitendawili (verb), ask a riddle.
-tega kitendawili (verb), ask a riddle.
kitendawili (noun 7/8), pl vitendawili, riddle. (< tenda V, -wili adj).
kitendo (noun 7/8), pl vitendo, act. (< tenda V).
kitendo (noun 7/8), pl vitendo, action. (< tenda V).
kitendo (noun 7/8), pl vitendo, deed. kufanya kitendo kama kile [Muk].
kitendo (noun 7/8), pl vitendo, practice. (< tenda V).
kitenge (noun 7/8), pl vitenge, cloth (heavy printed cotton wrap).
kitengele (noun 7/8), pl vitengele, small cloth or leather disk for
making mattresses.
kitengele (noun 7/8), pl vitengele, stripe.
kitengwa (noun 7/8), pl vitengwa, segment. (< tenga V).
kitengwa (noun 7/8), pl vitengwa, separated thing. (< tenga V).
kitetemeshi (noun 7/8), pl vitetemeshi, trembling. alimwita kwa sauti
yenye kitetemeshi [Sul].
-a kithaura (noun), revolutionary.
kithaura (noun), raiding.
kithaura (noun), revolution.
kithaura (noun), tribal warfare. [translation from colonial era]
moyo za kithaura (noun), revolutionary fervor.
mpinga kithaura (noun), counter-revolutionary.
-kithiri (verb), grow. mazoea kati ya mwalimu na mwanafunzi yalikithiri
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
-kithiri (verb), increase.
kiti (noun 7/8), pl viti, chair.
kiti (noun 7/8), pl viti, seat.
kiti cha pweza (noun 7/8an), pl viti vya pweza, starfish.
kitiba (noun 7/8), pl vitiba, custom. (< katibu V).
kitiba (noun 9/10), pl kitiba, habit (of Moslems). pale walipopita
kisimani au mtoni, kama kitiba, ilibidi wapige hodi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
kitikio (noun), pl vitikio, refrain. (< ita N).
kitikio (noun), pl vitikio, repetition. (< ita N).
kitikio (noun), pl vitikio, response. (< ita N).
kitikiti (noun), children's game. kucheza saka-mke-wangu, [...]
kitikiti, kidau-cha-mpamba, foliti na kuna-mti-se [Moh].
kitiko (noun), pl vitikio, refrain. (< ita N).
kitiko (noun), pl vitikio, repetition. (< ita N).
kitiko (noun), pl vitikio, response. (< ita N).
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, deceit. (< chimba V?).
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, intrigue. (< chimba V?).
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, machination.
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, plot. vitimbi vyake Bwana Maksuudi
havikuwa vidogo siku hizi [Moh].
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, trick. (< chimba V?).
kitimbi (noun 7/8), pl vitimbi, trouble.
kitimiri (noun 7/8an), pl vitimiri, name of evil spirit.
kitinda mimba (noun 7/8an), pl vitinda mimba, last-born child. (< tinda
V, mimba N).
kitisho (noun 7/8), pl vitisho, scare. (< tisha V).
kitita (noun 7/8), pl vitita, cash. akategemea kupewa kitita cha pesa
[Mt].
kitita (noun 7/8), pl vitita, ready money.
kititi (noun 7), breast inflammation. (< titi N).
kititi (noun 7/8an), pl vititi, small hare.
kititi (noun 7), mastitis. (< titi N).
kititi cha bahari (noun 7), depth of the sea.
kititia (noun 7/8), pl vititia, windmill (toy).
kito (noun 7/8), pl vito, gem.
kito (noun 7/8), pl vito, jewel.
kito (noun 7/8), pl vito, precious stone.
kitobosha (noun 7/8), pl vitobosha, fried fritter made of flour and
sugar.
kitokono (noun 7/8), pl vitokono, coccyx. (< tokono N).
kitoleo (noun 7/8), pl vitoleo, subtracted quantity. (< toa V).
kitoleo (noun 7/8), pl vitoleo, subtrahend. (< toa V).
kitonge (noun 7/8), pl vitonge, ball. (< tonge N).
kitonge (noun 7/8), pl vitonge, lump. (< tonge N).
kitonge (noun 7/8), pl vitonge, morsel. (< tonge N).
kitongoji (noun 7/8), pl vitongoji, hamlet.
kitongoji (noun 7/8), pl vitongoji, village.
kitopa (noun 7/8), pl vitopa, small plaited leaf package of turkish
delight.
kitovu (noun 7/8), pl vitovu, bellybutton.
kitovu (noun 7/8), pl vitovu, navel. kitovu chako kilichozikwa katika
ardhi hii ]Moh].
kitoweo (noun 7/8), pl vitoweo, condiment. (< towea V).
kitoweo (noun 7/8), pl vitoweo, relish. (< towea V).
kitoweo (noun 7/8), pl vitoweo, seasoning. (< towea V).
kitoweo (noun 7/8), pl vitoweo, side-dish eaten with main dish. (< towea
V).
kitoweo (noun 7/8), pl vitoweo, spice. (< towea V).
kitu (noun 7/8), pl vitu, thing.
kitu (noun 7/8), pl vitu, something.
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, atonement. (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, confession. (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, penance. (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, penitence (act of). (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, punishment. (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, repentance. (< tubu v).
kitubio (noun 7/8), pl vitubio, retribution. (< tubu v).
kituguta (noun 7/8), pl vituguta, cheekbone.
kituka (noun 7/8), pl vituka, copse.
kituka (noun 7/8), pl vituka, grove.
kituka (noun 7/8), pl vituka, thicket.
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, alarm. (< tukia V).
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, curiosity.
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, fear. (< tukia V).
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, fright. (< tukia V).
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, horror. (< tukia V).
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, surprising event. ulimwengu na vituko
vyake [Moh].
kituko (noun 7/8), pl vituko, terrifying event. mawazo juu ya kituko cha
usiku ule [Sul].
kitukuu (noun 7/8an), pl vitukuu, great-grandchild.
kitulizo (noun 7/8), pl vitulizo, alleviation. (< tulia V).
kitulizo (noun 7/8), pl vitulizo, consolation. ewe dada wa makao yangu
uliye kitulizo changu [Kez].
kitulizo (noun 7/8), pl vitulizo, relief. (< tulia V).
kitulizo (noun 7/8), pl vitulizo, soothing. (< tulia V).
kitumbo (noun 7/8), pl vitumbo, obesity. (< tumbo n).
kitumbo (noun 7/8), pl vitumbo, stomach (abnormally large). (< tumbo n).
kitumbua (noun 7/8), pl vitumbua, rice fritter. (< tumbua V).
kitumbuizo (noun 7/8), pl vitumbuizo, joke (lengthy with word play). (<
tumbuiza V).
kitumbuizo (noun 7/8), pl vitumbuizo, soothing thing (eg lullaby). (<
tumbuiza V).
kitumwa (adverb), servilely.
kitumwa (adverb), slavishly. nimechoshwa na maisha ya kitumwa [Sul].
kitumwa (noun 7/8), pl vitumwa, service. (< tuma v).
kitumwa (noun 7/8), pl vitumwa, servility. (< tuma v).
kitunda (noun 7/8), pl vitunda, pawn (chess). (< tunda N).
kitundu (noun 7/8), pl vitundu, cage. (< tundu N).
kitundu (noun 7/8), pl vitundu, orifice. (< tundu N).
kitungule (noun 7/8an), pl vitungule, hare.
kitungule (noun 7/8), pl vitungule, sly person.
kitunguu (noun 7/8), pl vitunguu, onion.
kitunguu saumu (noun 7/8), pl vitunguu saumu, garlic.
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, comma. (< tua V).
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, landing site. (< tua V).
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, pause. (< tua V).
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, punctuation note. (< tua V).
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, station. kumtembelea Kaburu mwingine katika
kituo kingine cha polisi [Ng], nimechaguliwa kuwa kiongozi wa kituo hiki
[Ng]. (< tua V).
kituo (noun 7/8), pl vituo, stopping place. kama anataka kushindikizwa
mpaka kwenye kituo cha basi [Ya]. (< tua V).
-a kituruki (adjective), Turkish.
Kituruki (noun), Turkish Language.
kitutumi (noun), pl vitutumi, something causing a growling sound. (<
tutuma V).
kitutumi (noun), pl vitutumi, something causing a rumbling sound. (<
tutuma V).
kituwe (noun 7/8), pl vituwe, small pool.
kituwe (noun 7/8), pl vituwe, puddle. mle mlimokuwa na vituwe vya maji
[Sul].
kitwana (noun), pl vitwana, brat. (< mtwana N).
kitwana (noun), pl vitwana, scamp. (< mtwana N).
kitwana (noun), pl vitwana, slave boy. (< mtwana N). [hist]
kitwea (noun 7), loneliness.
kitwea (noun), solititude.
kitwitwi (noun), pl vitwitwi, orinth. sandpiper.
-wa na kiu (verb), be thirsty.
kiu (noun), fig. drought. kiu ya maji. (< kwiu N).
kiu (noun), fig. dryness. kiu ya maji. (< kwiu N).
kiu (noun 9/10), pl kiu, thirst.
kiua (noun 7/8), pl viua, buttonhole.
kiua (noun), pl viua, embroidering on a kofia.
kiua (noun), pl viua, kind of fish.
kiua (noun), pl viua, something that kills.
kiua mwita (noun 7/8), pl viua mwita, tree (variety of).
kiuaji (noun 7/8), pl viuaji, deadly thing. (< ua v).
-kiuka (verb), jump over something. (< ukiauaji).
-kiuka (verb), pass over something. (< ukiauaji).
-kiuka (verb), step over. nyembamba kama kukiuka unyusi [Moh].
-kiuka (verb), step over something. (< ukiauaji).
-kiuka (verb), surmount.
kiuma (noun), pl viuma, something that bites. (< uma V).
kiuma (noun 7/8), pl viuma, biting thing. (< uma v).
kiuma (noun), pl viuma, fork. (< uma V).
kiuma (noun), pl viuma, something that causes pain. (< uma V).
kiuma (noun), pl viuma, something that stings. (< uma V).
kiumambuzi (noun), pl viumambuzi, goat-biter.
kiumambuzi (noun), pl viumambuzi, kind of lizard.
kiumanzi (noun), pl viumanzi, small insect that kills flies.
kiumbe (noun 7/8), pl viumbe, creature. ninaogopa kukanyaga viumbe vya
Mungu [Kez]. (< umba V).
kiumbe (noun 7/8an), pl viumbe, human being. (< umba V).
kiumbo (noun), pl viumbo, character. (< umba V).
kiumbo (noun), pl viumbo, nature. (< umba V).
kiumbo (noun), pl viumbo, vessel used for holding potter's tools.
kiumbo (noun), pl viumbo, quality. (< umba V).
kiumbo (noun 7/8), pl viumbo, potter's tool jar. (< umba V?).
-a kiume (adjective), male. mtoto wa kiume.
-a kiume (adjective), masculine. mtoto wa kiume.
kiume (adjective), male. (< -ume adj).
kiume (noun), heroism.
kiume (noun), masculinity.
kiume (noun), strength.
kiume (noun), vigor.
kiunda (noun 7/8), pl viunda, trap (type of). (< unda V).
kiunga (noun 7/8), pl viunga, connector. (< unga V).
kiunga (noun), pl viunga, environs (of a town). (< unga V).
kiunga (noun), pl viunga, type of fish.
kiunga (noun), pl viunga, fruit-orchard. kiunga cha minazi (michungwa)..
(< unga V).
kiunga (noun), pl viunga, garden. kiunga cha minazi (michungwa).. (<
unga V).
kiunga (noun 7/8), pl viunga, joint. (< unga V).
kiunga (noun 7/8), pl viunga, link. (< unga V).
kiunga (noun), pl viunga, suburb(s). (< unga V).
kiungo (noun 7/8), pl viungo, med. articulation. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun 7/8), pl viungo, part of the body. aliona kama kwamba
kapoteza kiungo cha mwili wake [Moh].
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, condiment. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, gramm. conjunction. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, connection. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, contact. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun 7/8), pl viungo, med. joint. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, palm leaf (used as roofing material).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, seasoning. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun 7/8), pl viungo, seasoning (sauce, salt, vinegar etc.).
viungo vyake vya pilau viko tayari [Muk].
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, spice. (< unga V).
kiungo (noun), pl viungo, swithch. (< unga V).
kiungo cha chakula (noun 7/8), pl viungo vya chakula, spice. (< unga V,
chakula N).
Kiunguja (adverb), in the manner usual in Zanzibar.
Kiunguja (noun), Swahili dialect of Zanzibar.
kiungulia (noun), pl viungulia, belching. (< ungua V).
kiungulia (noun), pl viungulia, eructation. (< ungua V).
kiungulia (noun), pl viungulia, med. heartburn. (< ungua V).
kiungulia (noun 7/8), pl viungulia, indigestion. (< ungua V).
kiungulia (noun), pl viungulia, med. pyrosis. (< ungua V).
kiungulia (noun 7/8), pl viungulia, stomach upset. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun 7/8), pl viunguza, acid. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun 7/8), pl viunguza, burning thing. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun 7/8), pl viunguza, poison. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun), pl viunguza, medicine containing viruses. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun), pl viunguza, poison. (< ungua V).
kiunguza (noun), pl viunguza, virus. (< ungua V).
kiunguzo (noun), pl viunguzo, medicine containing viruses. (< ungua V).
kiunguzo (noun), pl viunguzo, poison. (< ungua V).
kiunguzo (noun), pl viunguzo, virus. (< ungua V).
kiungwana (adjective), civilized.
kiungwana (adverb), with class. nyama iliyojaa kiungwana nyuma ya mapaja
[Mt]. (< informal).
kiungwana (adverb), smartly. (< informal).
kiungwana (adverb), in a well-bred manner.
kiungwana (adverb), in a well-bred manner.
kiungwana (noun), manners and speech of a well-bred person.
kiuno (noun), pl viuno, buttocks.
kiuno (noun), pl viuno, hip.
kiuno (noun), pl viuno, loins.
kiuno (noun), pl viuno, rump.
kiuno (noun 7/8), pl viuno, waist. kiuno chembamba kilichokatika [Mt].
kiunza (noun), pl viunza, board placed in a grave to protect the corpse
from contact with earth and stones. (< unda V).
kiunzi (noun 7/8), pl viunzi, frame (wooden). (< unda V).
kiunzi (noun 7/8), pl viunzi, scaffolding. (< unda V).
kiunzi (noun 7/8), pl viunzi, wooden structure. (< unda V).
kiusikusiku (adverb), at night. (< siku N usiku N).
kiusikusiku (adverb), in the nighttime. (< siku N usiku N).
kiusikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, dusk. (< siku N usiku N).
kiusikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, evening. (< siku N usiku N).
kiusikusiku (noun), pl visikusiku, twilight. (< siku N usiku N).
-a kiutu (adjective), humane. (< -tu N).
-a kiutu (adjective), kind. (< -tu N).
kiva (noun 9/10), pl kiva, agreement.
kiva (noun 9/10), pl kiva, approval.
kiva (noun 9/10), pl kiva, harmony.
kiva (noun 9/10), pl kiva, unity.
kivazi (noun), pl vivazi, clothing (of dress). (< vaa V).
kivazi (noun), pl vivazi, dress (of dress). (< vaa V).
kivazi (noun), pl vivazi, style (of dress). (< vaa V).
kivi (noun), pl vivi, bolt (on a door).
kivi (noun 7/8), pl vivi, elbow.
kivi (noun), pl vivi, stick set against a door to hold it shut.
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, arch. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, arch. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, circumfrence. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, equator. (< vimba V, uvimbe N). [rare]
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, girth. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, med. swelling. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, med. tumor. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, vault(ing). (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimba (noun), pl vivimba, vault(ing). (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbe (noun 7/8), pl vivimbe, swelling. (< vimba V).
kivimbe (noun 7/8), pl vivimbe, tumor. (< vimba V).
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, arch. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, circumfrence. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, equator. (< vimba V, uvimbe N). [rare]
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, girth. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbo (noun 7/8), pl vivimbo, protuberance. kuchukua kivimbo cha
kuvunjia ungo [Moh].
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, med. swelling. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, med. tumor. (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivimbo (noun), pl vivimbo, vault(ing). (< vimba V, uvimbe N).
kivinyovinyo (adverb), tremblingly. (< vinya V).
kivinyovinyo (noun), pl vivinyovinyo, clouding (of the mind). (< vinya
V).
kivinyovinyo (noun), pl vivinyovinyo, confusion (of the mind). (< vinya
V).
kivinyovinyo (noun), pl vivinyovinyo, quivering. (< vinya V).
kivinyovinyo (noun), pl vivinyovinyo, trembling. (< vinya V).
kivinyovinyo (noun), pl vivinyovinyo, uncertainty (of the mind). (<
vinya V).
kiviringisho (noun 7/8), pl viviringisho, roller. (< viringa V).
kiviringisho (noun 7/8), pl viviringisho, round thing. (< viringa V).
kiviringo (adjective), circular. mpira una umbo la mviringo. A ball is
circular. (< viringa, mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (adjective), round. mpira una umbo la mviringo.. A ball is
round.. (< viringa, mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (adjective), spherical. mpira una umbo la mviringo.. A ball
is spherical.. (< viringa, mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, ball. (< viringa, mviringano,
uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, circle. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, circumference. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, globe. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, roundness. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
kiviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, sphere. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
-a kivita (adjective), military. mambo ya kivita. (< vita N).
-a kivita (adjective), warlike. mambo ya kivita. (< vita N).
kivivu (adverb), in a bored manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivu (adverb), in a indolent manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivu (adverb), in a lazy manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivuvivu (adverb), cf. kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivuvivu (adverb), in a indolent manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivuvivu (adverb), in a lazy manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivivuvivu (adverb), in a manner. tazama kivivu. (< vivu ADV).
kivo (noun), pl vivo, great abundance.
kivo (noun), pl vivo, great quantity.
kivo (noun), pl vivo, great superfluity.
kivo (noun), pl vivo, great surplus.
kivoteo (noun), pl vivoteo, ballot. (< English).
kivoteo (noun), pl vivoteo, vote. (< English).
kivukizo (noun), pl vivukizo, cf.kifukizo.
kivukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, fumigating material. (< fuka V).
kivukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, fumigation. (< fuka V).
kivukizo (noun 7/8), pl vifukizo, smoking. (< fuka V).
kivukizo (noun), pl vifukizo, vivukizo, incense. (< fuka).
kivuko (noun), pl vivuko, crossing place. (< vua N).
kivuko (noun), pl vivuko, ferry fare. (< vua N).
kivuko (noun), pl vivuko, ferry time. (< vua N).
kivuko (noun 7/8), pl vivuko, ford. kivuko kikavu. (< -vuka V).
kivuko (noun), pl vivuko, landing stage.. (< vua N).
kivulana (noun), pl vivulana, boy.
kivulana (noun), pl vivulana, young man.
kivuli (noun), pl vivuli, ghost. (< mwalivu, uvuli N).
kivuli (noun), pl vivuli, phantom. (< mwalivu, uvuli N).
kivuli (noun 7/8), pl vivuli, shade.
kivuli (noun 7/8), pl vivuli, shadow. alipopata kivuli alituwama, chini
ya mti [Moh].
kivuli (noun), pl vivuli, vision. (< mwalivu, uvuli N).
kivumanyaki (noun), pl vivumanyaki, hardy plant, Pentas purpurea.
kivumanzi (noun), pl vivumanzi, small belt.
kivumanzi (noun), pl vivumanzi, cowbell.
kivumbasi (noun), pl vivumbasi, fragrant wood which is used as a perfume
or to keep off mosquitos when ground up with oil.
kivumbazi (noun), pl vivumbazi, fragrant wood which is used as a perfume
or to keep off mosquitos when ground up with oil.
kivumbi (noun 7/8), pl vivumbi, commotion. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, fig., coll. confusion. mjini kulikuwa na
kivumbi. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, fig., coll. crowd. mjini kulikuwa na
kivumbi. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun 7/8), pl vivumbi, dust. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, dustcloud. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun 7/8), pl vivumbi, haze. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, fig., coll. noise. mjini kulikuwa na
kivumbi. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, fig. large number. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun), pl vivumbi, fig. great quantity. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun 7/8), pl vivumbi, sandstorm. (< vumbi N).
kivumbi (noun 7/8), pl vivumbi, vapor. (< vumbi N).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, gossip. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, hearsay. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, hum. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, murmur. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, reputation. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, rumbling. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, rumor. (< vuma V).
kivumi (noun 7/8), pl vivumi, rustling. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, gossip. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, hearsay. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, hum. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, murmur. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, reputation. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, rumbling. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, rumor. (< vuma V).
kivumo (noun 7/8), pl vivumo, rustling. (< vuma V).
kivunde (adjective), fermented. ugali wa kivunde. (< vunda N).
kivunga (noun), pl vivunga, small bunch. kivunga cha nywele.
kivunga (noun), pl vivunga, small bundle. kivunga cha nywele.
kivunjajungu (noun), pl vivunjajunga, zool. mantis. (< vunja, jungu V).
kivunjavunja (noun), pl vivunjavunja, zool. mantis. (< vunja, jungu V).
kivunjo (noun 7/8), pl vivunjo, breakdown. (< vunja V).
kivunjo (noun 7/8), pl vivunjo, breaking (act of). (< vunja V).
kivunjo (noun 7/8), pl vivunjo, fracture. (< vunja V).
kivunjo (noun), pl vivunjo, med. fracture. (< vunja V).
kivunjo (noun 7/8), pl vivunjo, splintering (act of). (< vunja V).
kivunjo (noun), pl vivunjo, tool for breaking (hammer, crowbar etc.). (<
vunja V).
kivuno (noun), pl vivuno, gain. (< vuna N).
kivuno (noun), pl vivuno, harvest. (< vuna N).
kivuno (noun), pl vivuno, profit. (< vuna N).
kivuno (noun), pl vivuno, yield. (< vuna N).
kivusho (noun), pl vivusho, cf. vivuko. (< vua N).
kivyao (noun), pl vivyao, cf. kizao.
kivyao (noun), pl vivyao, produce. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kivyao (noun), pl vivyao, product. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kivyao (noun), pl vivyao, production. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kivyazi (noun), pl vivyazi, cf. kizao.
kivyazi (noun), pl vivyazi, produce. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kivyazi (noun), pl vivyazi, product. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kivyazi (noun), pl vivyazi, production. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kiwa (adjective), abandoned. (< makiwa, mkiwa, ukiwa N).
kiwa (adjective), outcast. (< makiwa, mkiwa, ukiwa N).
kiwa (adjective), poor. (< makiwa, mkiwa, ukiwa N).
kiwa (adjective), solitary. (< makiwa, mkiwa, ukiwa N).
kiwaa (noun), pl viwaa, cf. waa.
kiwafuwafu (adverb), pl viwafuwafu, sideways. anguka kiwafuwafu.
"airfield, landing field".. [rare]
kiwamba (noun), pl viwamba, covering. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwamba (noun), pl viwamba, diaphragm. (< wamba N). [anat]
kiwamba (noun), pl viwamba, something stretched tightly. kiwamba cha
ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwamba (noun), pl viwamba, tautness. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwamba (noun), pl viwamba, tension. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwambamoyo (noun), pl viwambamoyo, cf. kiwambo.
kiwambaza (noun), pl viwambaza, cf. kiambaza.
kiwambaza (noun 7/8), pl viwambaza, wall surface. (< wamba V).
kiwambo (noun), pl viwambo, covering. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwambo (noun), pl viwambo, diaphragm. (< wamba N). [anat]
kiwambo (noun 7/8), pl viwambo, knob. (< wamba V).
kiwambo (noun 7/8), pl viwambo, door latch. (< wamba V).
kiwambo (noun), pl viwambo, something stretched tightly. kiwamba cha
ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwambo (noun), pl viwambo, tautness. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwambo (noun), pl viwambo, tension. kiwamba cha ngoma. (< wamba N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, cf. kimanda.
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, pl. enterprise(s). (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun 7/8), pl viwanda, factory.
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, factory. kiwanda cha jotojoto. (< uwanda
N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, forge. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, forge. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, pl. industry. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, mine. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, plant. kiwanda cha jotojoto. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (noun 7/8), pl viwanda, plot of ground.
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, workshop. kiwanda cha jotojoto. (< uwanda
N).
kiwanda (noun), pl viwanda, yard. (< uwanda N).
kiwanda (cha mayai) (noun 7/8), pl viwanda (vya mayai), omelette.
aliagizia kiwanda, mkate wa kisu na kahawa [Ya].
kiwanda cha kutengeneza bidhaa (noun 7/8), pl viwanda vya kutnegeneza,
manufacturing industry. (< iawanda N, tengeneza V, bidhaa N).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, corresponding duty. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, level. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, number. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, position in life. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, quantity. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun 7/8), pl viwango, quorum. (< wanga V).
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, calculating. (< wanga N).
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, computation. (< wanga N).
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, computing. (< wanga N).
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, variety of cowrie shell.
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, fig. (social) position. (< wanga N).
kiwango (noun), pl viwango, fig. status (social). (< wanga N).
kiwango cha juu (noun 7/8), pl viwango vya juu, highest level. (< wanga
V, juu prep).
kiwango cha juu (noun 7/8), pl viwango vya juu, maximum. (< wanga V, juu
prep).
kiwanja (noun), pl viwanja, court(yard). kiwanja cha mwezi. (< uwanja
N).
kiwanja (noun 7/8), pl viwanja, fallow land.
kiwanja (noun 7/8), pl viwanja, field.
kiwanja (noun), pl viwanja, forecourt. kiwanja cha mwezi. (< uwanja N).
kiwanja (noun 7/8), pl viwanja, land (unused).
kiwanja (noun 7/8), pl viwanja, plot (of land).
kiwara (noun 7/8), pl viwara, plain.
kiwara (noun 7/8), pl viwara, savannah.
kiwara (noun), pl viwara, flat land.
kiwashio (noun 7/8), pl viwashio, switch. Diana anakibonyeza kiwashio
[Muk].
kiwasho (noun 7/8), pl viwasho, inflammation. (< washa V).
kiwasho (noun 7/8), pl viwasho, irritation. (< washa V).
kiwavi (noun), pl viwavi, caterpillar. (< wana N).
kiwavi (noun 7/8an), pl viwavi, chrysalis. (< wawa v).
kiwavi (noun), pl viwavi, grub. (< wana N).
kiwavi (noun), pl viwavi, larva. (< wana N).
kiwavi (noun 7/8), pl viwavi, nettle. (< wawa v).
kiwavi (noun), pl viwavi, stinging nettle variety (Tragia furalis or
Tragia Scheffleri). (< wana N).
kiwe (noun), pl viwe, pimple (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kiwe (noun), pl viwe, rash (on the face). (< jiwe N).
kiwe (noun), pl viwe, rock. (< jiwe N).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, base. (< weka V).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, fig. basis. (< weka V).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, fig. foundation. (< weka V).
kiweko (noun 7/8), pl viweko, placing (act of). (< weka v).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, prop. (< weka V).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, support. (< weka V).
kiweko (noun), pl viweko, unerpinning. (< weka V).
kiwele (noun 7/8), pl viwele, mammary gland.
kiwele (noun 7/8), pl viwele, udder.
kiweo (noun), pl viweo, ham.
kiweo (noun), pl viweo, shank.
kiweo (noun), pl viweo, thigh.
-a kiwete (adjective), crippled.
-a kiwete (adjective), lame.
kiwete (adverb), like a cripple.
kiwete (adverb), in a limping way.
kiwete (noun 7/8an), pl viwete, cripple.
kiwete (noun 7/8an), pl viwete, lame person.
kiwewe (noun 7/8), pl viwewe, astonishment.
kiwewe (noun 7/8), pl viwewe, confusion. tabasamu [...] yule bwana
lilimtia kiwewe [Mt].
kiwewe (noun 7/8), pl viwewe, dismay.
kiwewe (noun 7/8), pl viwewe, numbness.
kiwewe (noun 7/8), pl viwewe, torpor. hofu kubwa na kiwewe kilimjaa
[Moh].
kiwi (noun 7), blinding. (< ukiwi N).
kiwi (noun 7/8), pl viwi, bolt (door). (< ukiwi N).
kiwi (noun 7), dazzling. (< ukiwi N).
kiwi (noun 9/10), pl viwi, fig. delusion. (< ukiwi N).
kiwi (noun 7/8), pl viwi, stick (stout). (< ukiwi N).
kiwi (noun), pl viwi, bolt (on a door).
kiwi (noun), pl viwi, stick set against a door to hold it shut.
kiwida (noun 7/8), pl viwida, hold in beam of dhow into which mast is
fixed. [naut]
kiwiko (noun 7/8), pl viwiko, ankle.
kiwiko (noun 7/8), pl viwiko, wrist.
kiwili (noun), pl viwili, eth. community.
kiwili (noun), pl viwili, eth. common interest.
kiwiliwili (noun 7/8), pl viwiliwili, body. (< mwili N).
kiwiliwili (noun 7/8), pl viwiliwili, trunk. viwiliwili vyao vilikuwa
kama sokwe [Ng]. (< mwili N).
kiwiliwili (noun), pl viwiliwili, girth. (< mwili N).
kiwiliwili (noun), pl viwiliwili, size. (< mwili N).
kiwiliwili (noun), pl viwiliwili, volume. (< mwili N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, erect. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, erect. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, head up. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, head up. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, straight. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, straight. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, top. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, top. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, uppermost. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, uppermost. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, in an upright position. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, in an upright position. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, vertical. (< wima N).
kiwimawima (adverb), pl viwimawima, vertical. (< wima N).
kiwimbi (adjective), undulating.
kiwimbi (adjective), wavy.
kiwimbi (noun 7/8), pl viwimbi, ripple. (< wimbi N).
kiwimbi (noun), pl viwimbi, small wave. (< wimbi N).
kiwinda (noun 7/8), pl viwinda, napkin.
kiwinda (noun 7/8), pl viwinda, nappy. [mikono yake] imeshughulika
kukwatua viwinda vyeupe [Sul].
kiwiwi (noun), pl viwiwi, bolt (on a door).
kiwiwi (noun), pl viwiwi, stick set against a door to hold it shut.
-a kiyahudi (adjective), Jewish. (< Myahudi N).
Kiyahudi (adverb), in the Jewish manner. (< Myahudi N).
Kiyahudi (noun), the Hebrew language. (< Myahudi N).
kiyama (noun 9/10), pl kiyama, judgement day.
kiyama (noun 9/10), pl kiyama, resurrection.
kiyambazi (noun), pl viyambazi, cf. kiambaza.
kiyana (noun 7/8), pl viyana, earthenware cooking dish.
kiyoga (noun), pl viyoga, cf. uyoga.
kiyoga (noun 7/8), pl viyoga, small mushroom. (< uyoga N).
kiyoga (noun 7/8), pl viyoga, toadstool. (< uyoga N).
kiyombo (noun), pl viyomba, bark cloth.
kiyowe (noun), pl viyowe, cf. yowe.
kiyowe (noun 7/8), pl viyowe, loud cry. (< uyowe N).
kiyowe (noun 7/8), pl viyowe, scream. (< uyowe N).
kiyowe (noun 7/8), pl viyowe, shout. (< uyowe N).
Kiyunani (adjective), Greek (ancient). (< Myunani, Uyunani N).
Kiyunani (adjective), Hellenic. (< Myunani, Uyunani N).
kiyunga (noun 7/8), pl viyunga, hole in beam of dhow into which mast is
fixed. [naut]
kiyuyu (noun), pl viyuyu, poisonous shrub, Synadenium carinatum.
kiza (noun 7), darkness. katika kiza cha siri [Sul].
kizalia (noun), pl vizalia, someone who was born in a particular place.
mimi kizalia cha hapa. (< zaa V).
kizalia (noun), pl vizalia, native. mimi kizalia cha hapa. (< zaa V).
kizamaji (noun), pl vizamaji, jetsam. (< zama N).
kizamaji (noun), pl vizamaji, something thrown into the water. (< zama
N).
kizamani (adverb), earlier. (< zamani N).
kizamani (adverb), in an earlier way. (< zamani N).
kizamani (adverb), formerly. (< zamani N).
kizamiadagaa (noun), kind of bird, kingfisher.
kizao (noun), pl vizao, produce. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kizao (noun), pl vizao, product. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kizao (noun), pl vizao, production. (< zaa, zao N). [rare]
kizazi (noun), pl vizazi, birth. (< zaa, uzazi N).
kizazi (noun 7/8), pl vizazi, generation. kizazi hiki. (< zaa, uzazi
N).
kizazi (noun 7/8), pl vizazi, offspring. (< -zaa V).
kizazi (noun), pl vizazi, offspring. hana kizazi. (< zaa, uzazi N).
kizazi (noun), pl vizazi, procreation. hana kizazi. (< zaa, uzazi N).
kizazi (noun), pl vizazi, progeny. hana kizazi. (< zaa, uzazi N).
kizazi (noun), pl vizazi, reproduction. hana kizazi. (< zaa, uzazi N).
kizee (noun), pl vizee, sorceress. (< zee N).
kizee (noun), pl vizee, witch. (< zee N).
kizee (noun), pl vizee, old woman. (< zee N).
kizembe (adverb), in an idle manner. (< zembe, mzembe, uzembe N).
kizembe (adverb), in an indolent. (< zembe, mzembe, uzembe N).
kizembe (adverb), in an negligent manner. (< zembe, mzembe, uzembe N).
kizembe (noun), pl vizembe, relaxed behavior; fig. bad behavior. (<
zembe, mzembe, uzembe N).
kizibao (noun 7/8), pl vizibao, waist-coat.
kizibau (noun), pl visibau, open jacket (worn over the kanzu).
kizibau (noun), pl visibau, open vest (worn over the kanzu).
kizibau (noun), pl vizibau, cf. kisibau.
kizibo (noun 7/8), pl vizibo, cork. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, fig. (temporary) expedient. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, filling up (act of). (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, plug. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, spigot. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, stopping up (act of). (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, fig. stopgap. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, stopper. (< ziba V).
kizibo (noun), pl vizibo, tap. (< ziba V).
kizibuo (noun 7/8), pl vizibuo, corkscrew. (< ziba V).
kizidishe (noun), pl vizidishe, math. multiplicand. (< zidi N).
kizimba (noun), pl vizimba, birdcage.
kizimba (noun 7/8), pl vizimba, cage.
kizimba (noun 7/8), pl vizimba, coop.
kizimba (noun), pl vizimba, dovecote.
kizimba (noun 7/8), pl vizimba, hutch.
kizimba (noun), pl vizimba, jur. witness stand.
kizimbi (noun), pl vizimbi, cf. kizimba.
kizimbi (noun), pl vizimbi, birdcage.
kizimbi (noun), pl vizimbi, dovecote.
kizimbi (noun), pl vizimbi, jur. witness stand.
kizimwe (noun 7/8), pl vizimwe, blight. (< zima V).
kizimwe (noun 7/8), pl vizimwe, dried up thing. (< zima V).
kizimwe (noun 7/8), pl vizimwe, smut (on grains and cereals). (< zima
V).
kizimwe (noun 7/8), pl vizimwe, withered thing. (< zima V).
kizimwi (noun), pl vizimwi, liter. fairy. (< zimwi, mzimu, kuzimu N).
kizimwi (noun), pl vizimwi, liter. sorceress. (< zimwi, mzimu, kuzimu
N).
kizimwi (noun), pl vizimwi, evil spirit. (< zimwi, mzimu, kuzimu N).
kizinda (noun), pl vizinda, hymen. (< zinda N). [anat]
kizinda (noun), pl vizinda, virgin. weka kizinda. (< zinda N).
kizingia (noun), pl vizingia, someting that revolves. kizingia cha maji.
(< zinga N).
kizingia (noun), pl vizingia, someting that whirls. kizingia cha maji.
(< zinga N).
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, bar.
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, dam.
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, lintel.
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, sill.
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, threshold.
kizingiti (noun 7/8), pl vizingiti, weir.
kizingiti (noun), pl vizingiti, lintel (top or bottom piece of a door or
window).
kizingiti (noun), pl vizingiti, reef.
kizingiti (noun), pl vizingiti, sill.
kizingiti (noun), pl vizingiti, threshold.
kizingo (noun), pl vizingo, bend (of a road or river). (< zinga V).
kizingo (noun 7/8), pl vizingo, sand (from sea-shore). (< zinga V).
kizingo (noun), pl vizingo, turn (of a road, river). (< zinga V).
kizingo (noun), pl vizingo, twist (of a road, river). (< zinga V).
kizio (noun 7/8), pl vizio, half (of anything round eg coconut).
kizio (noun), pl vizio, fig., geogr. hemisphere.
kizio (noun 7/8), pl vizio, hemisphere.
kizio (noun), pl vizio, insulator. (< zia N). [elec]
kizio (noun 7/8), pl vizio, insulator.
kizio (noun 7/8), pl vizio, semicircle.
kiziwi (noun), pl viziwi, coconut that has dried up inside. (< ziwi,
ukiziwi N).
kiziwi (noun), pl viziwi, deaf person. (< ziwi, ukiziwi N).
kizo (noun), pl vizo, great abundance.
kizo (noun), pl vizo, cf. kivo.
kizo (noun), pl vizo, great quantity.
kizo (noun), pl vizo, great superfluity.
kizo (noun), pl vizo, great surplus.
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, curb. (< zuia N).
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, impediment. (< zuia N).
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, limitation. (< zuia N).
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, obstacle. (< zuia N).
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, prohibition. (< zuia N).
kizuio (noun), pl vizuio, restriction. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), children's game similar to blindman's bluff.
kizuizi (noun 7/8), pl vizuizi, hindrance.
kizuizi (noun 7/8), pl vizuizi, obstruction. matone ya maji yakaendelea
kumdondokea bila ya kizuizi [Ng].
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, curb. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, impediment. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, limitation. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, obstacle. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, prohibition. (< zuia N).
kizuizi (noun), pl vizuizi, restriction. (< zuia N).
kizuizini (noun), pl vizuizini, detention (by police as in Mau Mau
Camps). (< zuia N).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, apparition. (< zua V).
kizuka (noun), pl vizuka, liter. fairy. (< zua, zuka N).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, ghost. (< zua V).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, phantom. (< zua V).
kizuka (noun), pl vizuka, liter. spirit. (< zua, zuka N).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, spirit. (< zua V).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, vision. (< zua V).
kizuka (noun 7/8), pl vizuka, window. (< zua V).
kizuli (noun), pl vizuli, cf. kisuli.
kizumba (noun 7/8), pl vizumba, lintel.
kizumba (noun 7/8), pl vizumba, sill.
kizumba (noun 7/8), pl vizumba, threshold.
Kizungu (adverb), in the European manner. (< zungu, mzungu N).
Kizungu (noun), collective term for any European language. (< zungu,
mzungu N).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, cf. mzunguko.
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, bend. njia ya mzunguko. "roundabout
way, detour".. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, circular movement. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, contour. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, course (of a planet). (< zungua V).
[astr]
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, eddy. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun 3/4), pl vizunguko, environment. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, orbit (of a planet). (< zungua V).
[astr]
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, outline. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, surroundings. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, turn. njia ya mzunguko. "roundabout
way, detour".. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, vortex. (< zungua V).
kizunguko (noun), pl vizunguko, whirlpool. (< zungua V).
kizunguzungu (noun 7/8), pl vizunguzungu, dizziness. (< zua).
kizunguzungu (noun 7/8), pl vizunguzungu, giddiness. anahisi
kizunguzungu [Muk]. (< zua).
kizunguzungu (noun), indisposition. (< zungua N).
kizushi (noun 7/8), pl vizushi, innovator. (< zua V).
kizushi (noun 7/8), pl vizushi, intruder. (< zua V).
kizushi (noun 7/8), pl vizushi, newcomer. (< zua V).
kizushi (noun 7/8), pl vizushi, novelty. (< zua V).
kizushi (noun), pl vizushi, revolutionary. (< zua, zuka N).
kizushi (noun 7/8), pl vizushi, sensation. (< zua V).
kizuu (noun), pl vizuu, evil spirit. (< zua, zuka N).
klabu (noun), pl vilabu, cf. kilabu.
klachi (noun 9/10), pl klachi, clutch.
kliniki (noun), clinic. (< English).
k.m. (conjunction), for example. (< abbr. for kwa mfano).
-ko (pronoun), is there.
-koa (verb), be attractive.
-koa (verb), be pointed. kisu kinakoa.
-koa (verb), be sharp. kisu kinakoa.
koa (noun 5/6), pl makoa, belt. (< ukoa N).
koa (noun), pl makoa, metal ring (worn as an ornament around the neck or
on the arm).
koa (noun 5/6), pl makoa, slug.
koa (noun 5/6), pl makoa, snail.
koa (noun 5/6), pl makoa, snail-shell.
koa (noun 5/6), pl makoa, leather strap. (< ukoa N).
-koba (verb), belly out (of a sale). (< kuba, kubaza N).
-koba (verb), by bulgy. (< kuba, kubaza N).
-koba (verb), be convex. (< kuba, kubaza N).
kobati (noun), cobalt. (< English).
kobe (noun), Isl. a person who breaks his fast during Ramadhan.
kobe (noun 5/6), pl makobe, tortoise.
kobe (noun 5/6), pl makobe, turtle.
kobwe (noun), variety of bean.
kobwe (noun 5/6), pl makobwe, clapping (with cupped hands).
kobwe (noun), kind of snail.
kocha (noun 5/6), pl makocha, coach. mie kocha wako nina haki ya
kujivuna na kufurahi [Muk]. (< Eng.).
kocha (noun 5/6), pl makocha, trainer. (< Eng.).
koche (noun), pl makoche, fruit of the dwarf palm. (< mkoche N).
kochi (noun 5/6), pl makochi, armchair. makochi mawili ya mtu mmoja
mmoja [Muk]. (< Eng.).
kochi (noun 5/6), pl makochi, couch.
kochi (noun 5/6), pl makochi, easy-chair. (< Eng.).
kochi (noun 5/6), pl makochi, sofa. (< Eng.).
kochokochoko (adverb), in great abundance.
kochokochoko (adverb), number less.
-kodi (verb), let.
-kodi (verb), rent.
kodi (noun 9/10), pl kodi, fee.
kodi (noun), lease. taratibu cha kodi. (< mkodi, ukodishaji N).
kodi (noun 9/10), pl kodi, rent. (< kodi V).
kodi (noun 9/10), pl kodi, tax.
-kodisha (verb), lease. (< kodi V).
-kodisha (verb), rent. (< kodi V).
-kodoa (verb), look fixedly.
-kodoa (verb), stare.
-kodoa macho (verb), glare.
-kodoa macho (verb), stare.
-kodolea (verb), stare at.
-kodolea macho (verb applicative), glare at. kumkodolea mumewe macho
yote aliyonayo [Sul], anasimama na kumkodolea binti [Muk]. (< kodoa V,
macho N).
kodwe (noun), die. (< jiwe, mbwe N).
kodwe (noun 9/10), pl kodwe, gamepiece.
kodwe (noun), man (in games). (< jiwe, mbwe N).
kodwe (noun), piece. (< jiwe, mbwe N).
kodwe (noun), small stone. (< jiwe, mbwe N).
-piga kofi (verb), clap.
-piga kofi (verb), slap.
kofi (noun), pl makofi, box on the ear.
kofi (noun), pl makofi, hand clapping (with a dance).
kofi (noun 5/6), pl makofi, open hand.
kofi (noun), pl makofi, handbreath. piga makofi.
kofi (noun), pl makofi, handful.
kofi (noun 5/6), pl makofi, palm (of hand).
kofi (noun), pl makofi, slap.
kofia (noun 9/10), pl kofia, cap. (< Arabic).
kofia (noun), pl kofia, cap.
kofia (noun 9/10), pl kofia, fez. (< Arabic).
kofia (noun), pl kofia, fez..
kofia (noun 9/10), pl kofia, hat.
kofia (noun), pl kofia, headgear.
kofia ya kindoro (noun), pl kofia za kindoro, red cap.
kofia ya kindoro (noun), pl kofia za kindoro, red fez.
kofia ya miba (noun), crown of thorns. aliitazama sanamu ya Yesu kuanzia
kwenye kofia ya miba [Kez].
-koga (verb), demonstrate.
-koga (verb), explain.
-koga (verb), show off.
koga (noun 9/10), pl koga, blight.
koga (noun), pl makoga, fig. foulness.
koga (noun 9/10), pl koga, mildew.
koga (noun 9/10), pl koga, mold.
koga (noun), pl makoga, fig. moldiness.
koga (noun), pl makoga, fig. mustiness.
koga (noun 9/10), pl koga, dry rot.
koga (noun), pl makoga, fig. uncleanliness.
kogo (noun), pl kogo, arrogance.
kogo (noun), pl kogo, conceit.
kogo (noun 9/10), pl kogo, back of head.
kogo (noun), pl makogo?, occiput.
kogo (noun), pl kogo, presumption.
kogo (noun), pl kogo, string of beads worn by women around the loins.
kogo (noun), pl kogo, naut. dock. (< English). [rare]
kohl (noun), pl kohl, min. antimony (for application to the eye as a
cosmetic. (< mkahale N).
koho (noun), pl koho, species of eagle.
koho (noun 9/10), pl koho, falcon.
koho (noun), pl koho, species of hawk.
-kohoa (verb), cough. mwanamke anashusha pumzi na kukohoa [Muk].
kohoo (noun), pl makohoo, cf. kohozi.
kohoo (noun), pl makohoo, cough. (< kohoa N).
kohoo (noun), pl makohoo, expectoration. (< kohoa N).
kohoo (noun), pl makohoo, mucus. (< kohoa N).
kohoo (noun), pl makohoo, phlegm. (< kohoa N).
kohoo (noun 5/6), pl makohoo, phlegm. midomo ikatema kohoo, kubwa, zito,
jeusi kwa moshi wa sigara [Ya].
kohozi (noun), pl makohozi, cough. (< kohoa N).
kohozi (noun), pl makohozi, expectoration. (< kohoa N).
kohozi (noun), pl makohozi, mucus. (< kohoa N).
kohozi (noun), pl makohozi, phlegm. (< kohoa N).
koikoi (noun 5/6an), pl makoikoi, heron.
koikoi (noun), pl makoikoi, evil spirit.
koikoi (noun 5/6an), pl makoikoi, kind of evil spirit.
koikoi (noun 5/6an), pl makoikoi, stork.
koja (noun 5/6), pl makoja, necklace.
koja (noun), pl koja, ornament worn around neck.
koja (noun 9/10), pl koja, metal pot (type of).
-kojoa (verb), urinate. mifereji ya dhahabu ilikojoa ndani ya tasa la
marmar [Ya].
kojojo (noun), pl makojojo, beche-de-mer.
kojojo (noun), pl makojojo, sea slug.
kojozi (noun), pl kojozi, species of banana with diuretic effect. (<
kojoa N).
kojozi (noun 5/6), pl makojozi, urine. (< kojoa V).
-koka (verb), kindle a fire.
-koka (verb), warm oneself at a fire.
koko (noun), pl makoko, cf. kokwa.
koko (noun 5/6), pl makoko, bush.
koko (noun), pl koko, cocoa. (< English).
koko (noun), pl makoko, fruit-stone.
koko (noun), pl makoko, nut. kokwa ya jicho.
koko (noun 5/6), pl makoko, pit (of fruit).
koko (noun), pl makoko, testicle. [anat]
koko (noun 5/6), pl makoko, testicles. (< koko N).
koko (noun 5/6), pl makoko, thicket.
koko (noun 5/6), pl makoko, wilderness.
mbwa koko (noun), stray dog. dogi mbwa koko [Ma].
-kokoa (verb), sweep away.
-kokoa (verb), sweep up.
-kokoa (verb), wash away. maji yameukokolea mchanga.
kokochi (noun 9/10), pl kokochi, very young coconut bud. alipofumbua
kokochi za kifua [Moh].
-kokoleka (verb), onom. cackle.
-kokoleka (verb), onom. crow.
-kokomea (verb), drive in. (< kongomea V).
-kokomea (verb), knock in. (< kongomea V).
-kokomea (verb), wedge in. (< kongomea V).
-kokomoa (verb), fig. blurt out.
-kokomoa (verb), throw up.
-kokomoa (verb), vomit.
-kokomoka (verb), intr. of kokomoa.
-kokona (verb), wipe oneself with leaves (after a bowel movement).
-kokoreka (verb), onom. cackle.
-kokoreka (verb), onom. crow.
-kokorocha (verb), pierce.
-kokorocha (verb), poke.
-kokorocha (verb), stick.
-kokota (verb), drag.
-kokota (verb), draw.
-kokota (verb), haul. kokota maneno.
-kokota (verb), pull along.
-kokotea (verb applicative), haul for someone. alimpiga kofi na kuzidi
kumkokotea chumbani [Ng].
kokotevu (adjective), dilatory. (< kokota V).
kokotevu (adjective), hesitant. (< kokota V).
kokotevu (adjective), slow. (< kokota V).
-kokoteza (verb causative), do slowly. "Si-si-siyo suala la gharama..."
anakokoteza huyu mfupi [Ma].
-kokoteza (verb causative), drag.
kokoto (noun 5/6), pl makokoto, pebble.
kokoto (noun 5/6), pl makokoto, small stone.
-kokotwa (verb), be dragged.
kokwa (noun), pl kokwa, fruit-stone.
kokwa (noun), pl kokwa, nut. kokwa ya jicho.
kokwa (noun 9/10), pl kokwa, pit (of fruit).
kokwa (noun), pl kokwa, testicle. [anat]
-kola (verb), be enough. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kola (verb), please. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kola (verb), suffice. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kola (verb), be sufficient. (< kikora N). [rare]
kola (noun), cf. kala. (< English).
kole (noun 5/6), pl makole, branch (of coconut palm).
kole (noun), pl makole, cocunut-palm branch. (< mkole N).
kole (noun), pl makole, hostage (someone held as a surety for another's
debt). (< koleza V).
-kolea (verb), fig. make something appear attractive (by arts of
persuasion).
-kolea (verb), make a point.
-kolea (verb), prepare (foods).
-kolea (verb), season (foods).
-kolea (verb), taste right.
-kolea (verb), be well-seasoned.
kolego (noun 5/6), pl makolego, shovel.
kolego (noun 5/6), pl makolego, spade.
kolekole (noun), large fish.
koleo (noun 9/10), pl koleo, forceps.
koleo (noun), pl koleo, notch in an arrow.
koleo (noun 9/10), pl koleo, pincers.
koleo (noun 9/10), pl koleo, pliers.
koleo (noun), pl koleo, long pole with a bent end for picking fruit from
trees.
koleo (noun 9/10), pl koleo, tongs.
koleo (noun 5/6), pl makoleo, smith's tools.
koleo (noun 9/10), pl koleo, tweezers.
-koleza (verb), make someone accountable for another's offense or debt.
(< kole N).
-koleza (verb), season food. (< kolea V).
-koleza (verb), withhold something. (< kole N).
-koleza (verb causative), enhance.
-koleza (verb causative), increase. kukoleza nishai ya ujana [Moh].
-koleza (verb causative), show up.
koli (noun), pl koli, index.
koli (noun), pl koli, list.
koli (noun), pl koli, naut. ship's papers.
kololo (noun), pl makolo, cf. kororo.
kololo (noun), pl makololo, crested guinea fowl (Guttera pucherani). (<
kanga N). [ornith]
koloni (noun 5/6), pl makoloni, colony.
-koma (verb), cease. unikome kama ulivyolikoma titi la mama yako [Ma].
-koma (verb), halt.
-koma (verb), stop. lisilo na mkoma, hujikoma lenyewe..
-koma (verb), end.
koma (noun), comma. (< English).
koma (noun), pl makoma, edible fruit of the mkoma.
koma (noun 9/10an), pl makoma, spirit of a deceased person.
-komaa (verb), be full-grown.
-komaa (verb), mature. maneno yaliyokomaa [Muk], akili yake ilikomaa
[Muk].
-komaa (verb), be overripe (fruit).
-komaa (verb), ripen.
komafi (noun), pl makomafi, fruit (of the mkomafi).
komakanga (noun), pl komakanga, orntih. species of finch.
komamanga (noun 5/6), pl makomamanga, pomegranate.
komanguka (noun), pl komanguka, wild herb (Crotolaria senegalensis).
-komanya (verb), know. [rare]
-komanya (verb), understand. [rare]
-komanza (verb), announce.
-komanza (verb), explain.
-komanza (verb), inform.
-komaza (verb), aid growth.
-komaza (verb), demoralize.
-komaza (verb), encourage development.
-komaza (verb), promote development.
-komaza (verb), encourage growth.
-komaza (verb), ruin.
-komba (verb), clean out. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
-komba (verb), empty. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
-komba (verb), hollow out. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
-komba (verb), press out. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
-komba (verb), scrape off. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
-komba (verb), scratch out. komba dafu. (< komboa, kombe, kikomba N).
komba (noun 9/10), pl komba, bush-baby.
komba (noun), pl komba, zool. galago (which drinks the sap of the
coconut palm).
komba (noun), pl komba, kind of fish.
komba wa buki (noun), lemur.
komba wa bukini (noun), lemur.
kombaini (noun), pl makombaini, alliance. (< English).
kombaini (noun), pl makombaini, club. (< English).
kombaini (noun), pl makombaini, sport. combined team. (< English).
kombaini (noun), pl makombaini, union. (< English).
kombamoyo (noun 5/6), pl makombamoyo, beam (roof). (< komba V,moyo N).
kombamoyo (noun 5/6), pl makombamoyo, rafter. (< komba V,moyo N).
kombamwiko (noun 9/10), pl kombamwiko, cockroach. (< komba V, mwiko N).
kombamwiko (noun), cockroach.
kombati (noun), pl makombati, cf. kumbati.
kombati (noun 9/10), pl kombati, pole (used in building houses).
kombati (noun), pole used in building houses.
kombe (noun 5/6), pl makombe, cup (large). analiweka kombe juu ya kabati
[Muk].
kombe (noun), pl kombe, makombe, dish. (< komba N).
kombe (noun), pl kombe, gouge. (< komba V).
kombe (noun 9/10), pl kombe, hollow thing. (< komba V).
kombe (noun 9/10), pl kombe, thing that hollows. (< komba V).
kombe (noun 9/10), pl kombe, oyster. kuokota kombe, chaza... [Moh].
kombe (noun), pl kombe, climbing plant yielding poison for arrows.
kombe (noun), pl kombe, makombe, plate. (< komba N).
kombe (noun), pl kombe, makombe, scapula. (< komba N). [anat]
kombe (noun), pl kombe, scraper. (< komba V).
kombe (noun), pl kombe, makombe, bivalve shellfish. kombe ya pwani. (<
komba N).
kombe (noun), pl kombe, makombe, shoulder-blade. (< komba N). [anat]
kombe (noun 5/6), pl makombe, trophy.
kombe (noun 5/6), pl makombe, vessel.
kombe (noun), pl kombe, treatment by a witch doctor (the witch doctor
writes on a plate which is then washed off and the water drunk by the
patient). kunywa kombe [Rec].
kombeo (noun 5/6), pl makombeo, catapult.
kombeo (noun 5/6), pl makombeo, sling.
kombo (adjective), bent.
kombo (adjective), crank.
kombo (adjective), twisted.
kombo (adverb), bend.
kombo (adverb), crookedness.
kombo (adverb), curve.
kombo (adverb), hook.
kombo (adverb), twist.
kombo (adverb), wrong.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, amnesty. omba kombo.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, crumbs.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig. defect.
kombo (noun 5/6), pl makombo, deviant.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig.difficulty.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig. fad. (< komba V).
kombo (noun 5/6), pl makombo, at fault.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig. fault.
kombo (noun 5/6), pl makombo, fragment. (< komba V).
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fragment.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, hooked.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, hooked implant.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig. junk.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, leftovers.
kombo (noun 5/6), pl makombo, morsel. (< komba V).
kombo (noun), pl makombo, morsel.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, pardon. omba kombo.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, piece.
kombo (noun), pl makombo, reprieve. omba kombo.
kombo (noun 5/6), pl makombo, scrap. (< komba V).
kombo (noun), pl makombo, fig. trash.
-komboa (verb), buy off. jikomboa. (< komba V, mkombozi N).
-komboa (verb), make compensation for.
-komboa (verb), free.
-komboa (verb), get out. (< komba V, mkombozi N).
-komboa (verb), liberate.
-komboa (verb), ransom. jikomboa. (< komba V, mkombozi N).
-komboa (verb), redeem.
-komboa (verb), rescue.
-komboa (verb), save.
-komboa (verb), scrape out. (< komba V, mkombozi N).
-komboa (verb), crank.
-komboa rahani (verb), pay off a mortgage. komboa rahani. redeem a
pledge.
-komboa rahani (verb), redeem a pledge. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
-komboa rehani (verb), pay off a mortgage. komboa rehani. redeem a
pledge.
-komboa rehani (verb), redeem a pledge. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
-kombolewa (verb), be redeemed. (< komboa V).
kombora (noun 5/6), pl makombora, bomb. kombora la atomiki.
kombora (noun), pl makombora, rocket.
kombora (noun 5/6), pl makombora, grenade.
kombora (noun 5/6), pl makombora, shell.
kombozi (noun), pl makombozi, cf. ukombozi.
-kombwa (verb), be hollowed out. (< komba V).
kome (noun), pl makome, pearl oyster, Cassis madagascariensis. (< kombe
N).
kome (noun 5/6), pl makome, univalve shell and shell-fish. makome, kaa,
chanje au fukulile [Moh].
-komea (verb), bolt (a door). akakomea mlango kwa pete [Sul]. (< komeo
N).
-komea (verb), close (a door). akakomea mlango kwa pete [Sul]. (< komeo
N).
-komea (verb), latch (a door). akakomea mlango kwa pete [Sul]. (< komeo
N).
-komea (verb applicative), fasten. kishati chenyewe kinakomea tumboni
[Moh].
-komeo (verb), bar a door. (< komba V).
komeo (noun 5/6), pl makomeo, bar. (< komba V).
komeo (noun 5/6), pl makomeo, bolt. (< komba V).
komeo (noun 5/6), pl makomeo, creek. (< komba V).
komeo (noun 5/6), pl makomeo, latch. (< komba V).
-komesha (verb), abolish. (< koma V).
-komesha (verb), punish. (< koma V).
-komesha (verb), bring to a stop. (< koma V).
komeshena (noun), pl komishena, commissioner. (< Engl).
-komeshwa (verb caus-pass), be brought to an end. tabia mbaya sana
lazima ikomeshwe [Muk].
-komeshwa (verb caus-pass), be thwarted.
-komewa (verb), be barred. (< koma V).
-komile (verb), have ended. (< koma V). [poetic]
komishena (noun), pl komishena, commissioner. (< Engl).
komisheni (noun), pl komisheni, commission. (< Engl).
komiti (noun), committee. (< Eng).
komitii (noun), committee. (< Eng).
-komoa (verb), unbar. (< koma V).
-komolewa (verb), be unbarred. (< koma V).
komoo (noun), exorcism. komoo ya koikoi. (< komea V).
komoo (noun), expulsion. komoo ya koikoi. (< komea V).
komoo (noun 9/10), pl komoo, freeing someone from an evil spirit (act
of).
kompania (noun), company (military). (< Port). [mil]
komwe (noun), pl makomwe, seeds of the mkombwe; used as counters in
playing bao.
komwe (noun 9/10), pl komwe, seeds used as marbles.
kona (noun 9/10), pl kona, corner. kapu kubwa kwenye kona ya chumba
[Muk]. (< Eng.).
kona (noun), second establishment maintained by a married man for his
mistress.
kona (noun), secret meeting place.
-konda (verb), be emaciated.
-konda (verb), become lean.
-konda (verb), become thin. anataka nyama ya kukonda [Ma].
konda (noun 5/6an), pl makonda, conductor.
kondakta (noun), pl makondakta, conductor. (< Eng).
kondavi (noun 5/6), pl makondavi, patterned bead belt worn by women under
outer dress.
kondavi (noun), pl makondavi, string of beads worn around the loins by
women.
kondawi (noun), pl makondavi, string of beads worn around the loins by
women.
konde (noun), pl makonde, cultivated plot of land.
konde (noun 5/6), pl makonde, field (cultivated). ilimbidi siku nyingine
ende kondeni kumsaidia mamaake [Moh].
konde (noun), pl makonde, small field.
konde (noun 5/6), pl makonde, fist. piga konde usone.. (< konzi N).
konde (noun 5/6), pl makonde, closed hand.
konde (noun), pl makonde, pit (of fruit).
konde (noun 5/6), pl makonde, plot (cultivated).
konde (noun), pl makonde, stone (of fruit).
kondo (noun), battle.
kondo (noun), combat.
kondo (noun 9/10), pl kondo, strife. [archaic]
kondo (noun), war.
kondo ya nyuma (noun), afterbirth.
kondoo (noun 9/10), pl kondoo, sheep. miili yao ilikuwa na manyoya kama
kondoo [Muk].
konesha (noun), throw a corner (in football). (< Eng).
-kong'ota (verb), beat (hides in preparing leather).
-kong'ota (verb), hammer (metals).
-konga (verb), become old.
-konga (verb), grow old.
-konga (verb), become sickly.
-konga (verb), become weak.
-kongoa (verb), disconnect.
-kongoa (verb), extract.
-kongoa (verb), extract nails.
kongoa (verb), draw out.
-kongoja (verb), stagger.
-kongoja (verb), totter.
-kongoja (verb), walk unsteadily.
-kongoka (verb), come apart. (< konga V).
-kongolea (verb), take pieces. (< konga V).
-kongomana (verb), agglomerate.
-kongomana (verb), assemble.
-kongomana (verb), crowd together.
-kongomana (verb), gather.
-kongomana (verb), heap.
-kongomana (verb), be joined.
-kongomana (verb), meet.
-kongomana (verb), pack together.
-kongomana (verb), pile up.
-kongomana (verb), stack up.
-kongomana (verb), come together.
-kongomana (verb), be united.
-kongomana (verb), weld together.
-kongomea (verb), nail up. (< konga V).
-kongomea (verb), put together. (< konga V).
kongomeo (noun), pl makongomeo, Adam's apple. (< koromeo N). [anat]
kongomeo (noun 5/6), pl makongomeo, connection. (< konga V).
kongomeo (noun 5/6), pl makongomeo, fastening. (< konga V).
kongoni (noun 9/10), antelope (species of).
kongoni (noun), hartebeest (species of).
kongoni (noun), gnu (species of).
kongoni (noun), topi (species of).
-kongonyoa (verb), pick off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-kongonyoa (verb), pluck off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-kongonyoa (verb), tear off. konyoa maua (matunda).
kongoro (noun 9/10), pl kongoro, bull (old).
kongosho (noun 9/10), pl kongosho, pancreas.
kongosho (noun 9/10), pl kongosho, sweetbread.
kongosho (noun 9/10), pl kongosho, thymus.
kongoti (noun), pl makongoti, children's game in which one child walks on
stilts and represents a stork.
kongoti (noun 9/10), pl kongoti, heron.
kongoti (noun 9/10), pl kongoti, stork.
-kongowea (verb), greet (in a servile way). [rare]
-kongowea (verb), salute. [rare]
kongwa (noun 5/6), pl makongwa, forked stick.
-kongwe (adjective), ancient. (< konga V).
-kongwe (adjective), very old. (< konga V).
-kongwe (adjective), worn out. (< konga V).
kongwe (noun 9/10), pl kongwe, choir leader.
kongwe (noun), perennial plant (Aneilema aequinoctale or sinicum).
kongwe (noun 9/10), pl kongwe, soloist.
konje (noun), species of marten.
konjo (noun), pl makonjo, pole.
konjo (noun), pl makonjo, rod.
konjo (noun), pl makonjo, stick.
kono (noun), pl mikono, fore-paw. (< mkono N).
kono (noun), pl mikono, grip. (< mkono N).
kono (noun 5/6), pl makono, handle. (< -kono N).
kono (noun 5/6), pl makono, paw. (< -kono N).
kono (noun 5/6), pl makono, projection. (< -kono N).
kono la tembo (noun), pl mikono ya tembo, trunk of an elephant. (< mkono
N).
-konoa (verb), pick off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-konoa (verb), pluck off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-konoa (verb), tear off. konyoa maua (matunda).
konokono (noun), pl makonokono, slug.
konokono (noun 5/6an), pl makonokono, snail. nasikia kwao wanakula
makonokono [Ya].
konokono (noun 9/10), pl konokono, sweet sop.
konokono (noun), variey of tree, Annona squamosa.
konsonanti (noun 9/10), pl konsonanti, phon. consonant. (< English).
konteninti (noun 5/6), pl konteninti, geogr. continent. (< English).
kontrakta (noun 9/10an), pl kontrakta, contractor. (< English).
-konya (verb), float. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
-konya (verb), flutter. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
-konya (verb), hover. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
-konya (verb), rock. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
-konya (verb), swing. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
-konya (verb), wave. bendera inakonya. (< konyeza V).
konya (noun 9/10), pl konya, child's game.
-konyeza (verb), make a gesture at each other (as a sign of mutual
understanding or as a greeting). (< konyezo, mkonyezo N).
-konyeza (verb), give a sign (as a sign of mutual understanding or as a
greeting). (< konyezo, mkonyezo N).
-konyeza (verb), give covert sign. mataa yanayomulika na kukonyeza
[Moh].
-konyeza (verb), give a signal (as a sign of mutual understanding or as a
greeting). (< konyezo, mkonyezo N).
-konyeza (verb), wink (as a sign of mutual understanding or as a
greeting). (< konyezo, mkonyezo N).
konyeza (noun), pl makonyeza, warning. (< konyeza V).
konyezo (noun 5/6), pl makonyezo, hint. (< konyeza V).
konyezo (noun), pl makonyezo, sign. (< konyeza V).
konyezo (noun), pl makonyezo, signal. (< konyeza V).
konyezo (noun), pl makonyezo, wink. (< konyeza V).
konyo (noun), pl makonyo, abundance. konyo la nazi.
konyo (noun), pl makonyo, great number. konyo la nazi.
-konyoa (verb), pick off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-konyoa (verb), pluck off. konyoa maua (matunda).
-konyoa (verb), tear off. konyoa maua (matunda).
konzi (noun), pl konzi, blow with the hand. piga konzi. (< konde N).
konzi (noun 5/6), pl makonzi, fist.
konzi (noun), pl makoni, konzi, the open hand. (< konde N).
konzi (noun 5/6), pl makonzi, handful.
konzo (noun), pl makonzo, pole.
konzo (noun), pl makonzo, rod.
konzo (noun), pl makonzo, stick.
konzo (noun 5/6), pl makonzo, stick (with hardened tip used for hunting).
koo (noun 9/10), pl makoo, Adam's apple. Matata alisafisha koo [Muk].
"gutter, eaves, rain-spout".. [anat]
koo (noun 5/6an), pl makoo, breeding female animal.
koo (noun 9/10), pl makoo, craw. Matata alisafisha koo [Muk]. "gutter,
eaves, rain-spout"..
koo (noun 5/6an), pl makoo, hen (brooding). Lulu alipoona koo anaongoza
wanawe [Ya].
koo (noun), pl makoo, fig. coll. mistress.
koo (noun), pl makoo, fig. coll. prostitute.
koo (noun 9/10), pl makoo, throat. Matata alisafisha koo [Muk].
"gutter, eaves, rain-spout"..
koongo (noun), pl makoongo, catchment.
koongo (noun), pl makoongo, depression in the earth.
koongo (noun), pl makoongo, drainage.
koongo (noun), pl makoongo, gully.
koongo (noun 5/6), pl makoongo, hole (for planting seeds). viazi tuta
moja na mihogo makoongo machache [Moh].
koongo (noun), pl makoongo, ravine.
-kopa (verb), borrow. nimemkopa rafiki yangu fedha. (< kope N).
-kopa (verb), cheat.
-kopa (verb), take on credit. nimemkopa rafiki yangu fedha. (< kope N).
-kopa (verb), defraud. (< kope N).
kopa (noun), pl makopa, ace of hearts. (< Port). [cards]
kopa (noun 5/6), pl makopa, dried cassava (raw or cooked).
kopa (noun), pl makopa, suit of hearts (playing cards). (< Port).
kopa (noun), pl makopa, pieces of dried manioc.
kope (noun), pl makope, credit. (< kopa V).
kope (noun 5/6), pl makope, eyelash.
kope (noun 5/6), pl makope, eyelid.
kope (noun 5/6), pl makope, loan.
kope (noun 9/10), pl kope, burnt end of wick.
-kopesa macho (verb), blink.
-kopesa macho (verb), wink.
-kopesha riba (verb), lend at interest (as a usurer). Mzee Jumbe
ametajirika kwa kukopesha riba [Sul].
koplo (noun), pl wakoplo, corporal. (< Eng). [mil]
kopo (noun 5/6), pl makopo, can.
kopo (noun), pl makopo, credit. (< kopa V).
kopo (noun 5/6), pl makopo, metal cup. (< Arabic or Portuguese).
kopo (noun 5/6), pl makopo, metal pot. (< Arabic or Portuguese).
kopo (noun 5/6), pl makopo, metal vessel. usije ukagonga makopo [Muk].
(< Port).
-kora (verb), be enough. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kora (verb), please. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kora (verb), suffice. (< kikora N). [rare]
-kora (verb), be sufficient. (< kikora N). [rare]
koramu (noun 9/10), pl koramu, quorum.
koran (noun), Koran.
korani (noun 9/10), pl Korani, Koran.
kore (noun), cultivated field. (< kikore N). [rare]
kore (noun), garden. (< kikore N). [rare]
kore (noun 9/10), pl kore, plantation.
kore (noun), plantation. (< kikore N). [rare]
korho (noun), pl korho, species of eagle.
korho (noun), pl korho, species of hawk.
korido (noun 5/6), pl makorido, corridor. vyumba vimetengwa na korido
pana [Muk]. (< Eng.).
korido (noun 5/6), pl makorido, passage. (< Eng.).
korija (noun), unit of quantity used in selling (score or 20 units). (<
Ind).
korija (noun 9/10), pl korija, score.
korija (noun 9/10), pl korija, things packed or tied in twenties.
korja (noun), unit of quantity used in selling (score or 20 units). (<
Ind).
koro (adverb), altogether. [rare]
koro (adverb), throughout. [rare]
koroboi (noun), small lamp. (< Eng).
koroboi (noun), muzzle-loader. (< Eng). [arch]
-korocha (verb), pierce.
-korocha (verb), poke.
-korocha (verb), stick.
-korochakorocha (verb), pierce.
-korochakorocha (verb), poke.
-korochakorocha (verb), stick.
korodani (noun 9/10), pl korodani, scrotum.
korodani (noun 9/10), pl korodani, sheave (of a pulley). (< Port).
korodani (noun), testicles. (< Port).
-korofi (adjective), evil-minded.
-korofi (adjective), trouble-maker.
korofi (adjective), brutal. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), cruel. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), disastrous. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), ominous. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), rough. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), unlucky. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (adjective), wild. (< korfika V, mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
korofi (noun), bird species said to bring bad luck. (< korfika V,
mkorofi N, ukorofi N).
-korofika (verb), be ruined. (< korofi Adj).
-korofika (verb), suffer misfortune. (< korofi Adj).
korofindo (noun 9/10), pl korofindo, muzzle-loading musket.
-korofisha (verb causative), exasperate. (< Arabic).
-korofisha (verb causative), excite. (< Arabic).
-korofisha (verb causative), stir up (feelings). mkewe ndiye
anayemchochea na korofisha [Ya]. (< Arabic).
-koroga (verb), agitate. (< mkoroga, mkorogo, ukorogefu N).
-koroga (verb), mix by stirring. wakorogee watoto uji [Kez].
-koroga (verb), mix. Koroga maji na sukari [Masomo 15]. Mix the water
and the sugar.. (< mkoroga, mkorogo, ukorogefu N).
-koroga (verb), provoke. (< mkoroga, mkorogo, ukorogefu N).
-koroga (verb), shake. (< mkoroga, mkorogo, ukorogefu N).
-koroga (verb), stir up. suala moja liliendelea kukoroga akili zao
[Moh].
-koroga (verb), stir up. (< mkoroga, mkorogo, ukorogefu N).
korokoni (noun 9/10), pl korokoni, guard-room.
korokoni (noun 9/10), pl korokoni, prison. (< Turkish).
korokoroni (noun 9/10), pl korokoroni, guard-room. "Mrudishe
korokoroni", Yohana akasema.. (< Turkish).
korokoroni (noun 9/10), pl korokoroni, jail. Alihukumiwa na kutiwa
korokoroni [Kareithi Masomo 53]. She was sentenced and put in jail.. (<
Turk).
korokoroni (noun 9/10), pl korokoroni, lock-up.
korokoroni (noun), police station. (< Turk). [rare]
korokoroni (noun 9/10), pl korokoroni, prison.
-koroma (verb), breathe heavily. (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), groan. (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), grunt.
-koroma (verb), pant. (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), purr (like a cat). (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), sigh. (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), snore. (< koromeo N).
-koroma (verb), snort.
koroma (noun 5/6), pl makoroma, coconut (almost ripe).
koroma (noun), pl koroma, groan. haimchukui muda mrefu Magoma kuanza
kukoroma [Muk]. (< koromeo N).
koroma (noun), pl koroma, purring. haimchukui muda mrefu Magoma kuanza
kukoroma [Muk]. (< koromeo N).
koroma (noun), pl koroma, sigh. haimchukui muda mrefu Magoma kuanza
kukoroma [Muk]. (< koromeo N).
koroma (noun), pl koroma, snore. haimchukui muda mrefu Magoma kuanza
kukoroma [Muk]. (< koromeo N).
koromeo (noun), pl makoromeo, esophagus. (< koroma N/V).
koromeo (noun), pl makoromeo, gullet. (< koroma N/V).
koromeo (noun 5/6), pl makoromeo, larynx. (< koroma V).
koromo (noun 5/6), pl makoromo, snore. (< koroma V).
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, catchment.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, depression in the earth.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, drainage.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, gully.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, ravine.
korongo (noun 5/6), pl makorongo, channel.
korongo (noun 5/6), pl makorongo, crane.
korongo (noun 5/6), pl makorongo, gully.
korongo (noun 5/6), pl makorongo, heron.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, long-legged person.
korongo (noun 5/6), pl makorongo, ravine.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, stork.
korongo (noun), pl makorongo, stork.
kororo (noun), pl makororo, Basedow's disease. [med]
kororo (noun 5/6), pl makororo, heavy breathing (sound of). (< kororo
N?).
kororo (noun), pl makororo, exophthalmic goiter. [med]
kororo (noun), pl makororo, crested guinea fowl (Guttera pucherani). (<
kanga N). [ornith]
kororo (noun 5/6), pl makororo, help. [med]
kororo (noun 5/6), pl makororo, snoring. (< kororo N?).
kororo (noun 5/6), pl makororo, swelling in throat. [med]
korosho (noun 9/10), pl korosho, cashew nut.
-korota (verb), pant. (< koroma V). [rare]
-korota (verb), snore. (< koroma V). [rare]
korowai (noun), pl korowai, rice (variety of).
-koroweza (verb), take aback. (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), baffle. (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), catch (a ball or thief). (< makorowezo N). [rare]
-koroweza (verb), confuse. (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), disconcert. (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), embarass. (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), grasp (by the throat). (< makorowezo N). [rare]
-koroweza (verb), rack one's brains (over something). (< makorowezo N).
-koroweza (verb), seize (by the throat). (< makorowezo N). [rare]
korti (noun), pl makorti, court (of law). (< English).
korti (noun 5/6), pl makorti, court (of law).
-kosa (verb), not achieve one's purpose. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji
N).
-kosa (verb), go astray. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), commit a sin. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), be deficient. picha ile haikosi ilimrejesha Asumini
utotoni [Moh].
-kosa (verb), deviate. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), fail.
-kosa (verb), lack. alilia umasikini wa kukosa jamaa [Kez].
-kosa (verb), miss.
-kosa (verb), miss one's mark. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), sin. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N). [rel]
-kosa (verb), be unsuccessful. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), be wanting. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), do wrong. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
-kosa (verb), err.
-kosa (verb), misconduct.
-kosa (verb), make a mistake. nimekosa nini miye niliyetwanga [...]
karafuu na tangawizi [Abd].
kosa (noun), pl makosa, blame. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun), pl makosa, censure. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun), pl makosa, deficiency. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun 5/6), pl makosa, error.
kosa (noun), pl makosa, error. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun 5/6), pl makosa, fault.
kosa (noun), pl makosa, lack. tia kosani. "High court, Court of Appeal;
Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun 5/6), pl makosa, mistake. (< kosa V).
kosa (noun), pl makosa, mistake. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun), pl makosa, offense. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun), pl kosa, sheaf of 60 cornstalks.
kosa (noun), pl makosa, sin. tia kosani. "High court, Court of Appeal;
Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosa (noun), pl makosa, wrong. tia kosani. "High court, Court of
Appeal; Supreme Court".. (< kosefu, makosekano, mkosaji N).
kosakosa (adverb), almost.
kosakosa (adverb), nearly.
-kosana (verb), disagree. (< kosa V).
-kosana (verb reciprocal), quarrel. alikuwa amekosana na Katibu Lupituko
[Mun].
-kosea (verb), make a mistake. (< kosa V).
-kosea (verb applicative), make a slight error. hakuwa amekosea hata
kidogo [Mun].
-kosea (verb applicative), do wrong to. kwanza nilikukosea kukufundisha
kutumia vidonge vya kuzuia mimba [Ma].
kosefu (adjective), defective. (< kosa V).
kosefu (adjective), erroneous. (< kosa V).
kosefu (adjective), faulty. (< kosa V).
kosefu (adjective), incorrect. (< kosa V).
-kosekana (verb), be missing. (< kosa V).
-kosesha (verb), lead astray. (< kosa V).
-kosha (verb causative), wash. Rehema alichukua sinia ya vyombo,
akavikosha [Sul].
kosha (noun 9/10), pl kosha, palm wine (sweet). (< Ind).
koshi (noun 5/6), pl makoshi, slipper. (< Pers).
kosi (noun 5/6), pl makosi, neck (nape of).
kosi (noun), pl makosi, cervical vertebra. coll. vunja kosi. (<
kikosi, ukosi N). [anat]
-kosoa (verb), correct. Mwalimu Matata alipunguza mzaha na vicheko,
akawa akielekeza na kukosoa bila matani [Muk]. (< kosa V).
-kosoa (verb), criticize. (< kosa V).
-kosoa (verb converse), blame.
kota (noun), pl makota, bend. kota la njia.
kota (noun 5/6), pl makota, crook. kota la njia.
kota (noun), pl makota, curve. kota la njia.
kota (noun), pl makota, hook. kota la njia.
kota (noun), pl makota, sweet millet stalk (chewed like a candy).
kota (verb infinitive), dream.
kotama (noun 9/10), pl kotama, curved knife (used for slashing the bark
of a palm tree in order to collect the sap for making palm wine).
kotama (noun 9/10), pl kotama, short curved knife (used for slashing the
bark of a palm tree in order to collect the sap for making palm wine).
kote (adverb), always.
kote (adverb), everywhere. anageuka kote kote kukitazama chumba chake
[Muk].
koti (noun 5/6), pl makoti, coat. anafungua kabati, anatoa koti [Muk].
S/he opens the cupboard and takes out a coat. (< Eng.).
koti (noun 5/6), pl makoti, jacket.
koti (noun), pl makoti, lawcourt. koti kuu; koti rufaa. (< Eng).
koto (noun), extra earnings (from jobs outside of one's regular working-
hours).
koto (noun), pl makoto, large fishhook (for catching sharks).
koto (noun 9/10), pl koto, gift from father to teacher on matriculation
of child.
koto (noun), obligatory labor (of a slave). [arch]
koto (noun 9/10), pl koto, shark-hook.
kotokoto (noun), extra earnings (from jobs outside of one's regular
working-hours).
kotwe (noun), white-backed duck (Thalassornis leuconotus).
kovu (noun 9/10), pl kovu, scar.
kowana (noun), edible fish (kind of).
-koya (verb), be contented. [rare]
-koya (verb), be happy. [rare]
-koza (verb), be bright. rangi hii imekoza.
-koza (verb), have the right amount of color.
-koza (verb), have the right amount of seasonings.
-koza (verb), shine. rangi hii imekoza.
-koza (verb), be well seasoned.
kozi (noun 9/10), pl kozi, course.
kozi (noun), hawk species.
kozi (noun), pinnule.
kozi (noun), fibrous sheath (of the coconut palm).
krimu (noun), cream. (< Eng).
krimu (noun), slave. (< Eng).
Krismas (noun 9/10), pl Krismas, Christmas.
Kristo (noun), Christ. (< Port).
Kristu (noun), Christ. (< Port).
ku- (prefix), (infinitive prefix).
-kua (verb), grow up. hicho kitoto kikakua, kama mgomba, mnazi unakawia
[Moh].
-kua (verb), increase (in size).
-kua (verb), (response to a sneeze).
kua (verb), to be. [dialect]
kuaga (noun), farewell. (< aga V).
kuaga (noun), parting. (< aga V).
kuagana (noun), farewell. (< aga V).
kuagana (noun), parting. (< aga V).
kuamikia (noun), greeting. (< amkia V).
kuanzia (conjunction), to begin with. (< -anza V).
kuanzia (conjunction), from a point of time onward. (< -anza V).
kuanzishwa (noun), establishment. (< -anza V).
kuba (noun), pl kuba, bay. (< kikuba N).
kuba (noun 5/6), pl makuba, cupola.
kuba (noun 5/6), pl makuba, dome.
kuba (noun), pl kuba, gulf. (< kikuba N).
kuba (noun 5/6), pl makuba, vault.
-kubali (verb), accept. kuyakubali majaaliwa yake [Sul], ukikubali
tutatajirika [Sul, ].
-kubali (verb), acknowledge.
-kubali (verb), agree.
-kubali (verb), assent. (< Arabic).
-kubali (verb), consent.
-kubaliana (verb), agree with. (< kubali V).
-kubaliana (verb), consent. (< kubali V).
-kubaliana (verb reciprocal), be on good terms. alishangaa kuona jinsi
sala zake zilivyokubaliana na hotuba hii [Kez].
-kubaliana na (verb), be adequate for. (< kubali V).
-kubaliana na (verb), have an agreement with. (< kubali V).
-kubalika (verb), be acceptable. (< kubali V).
-kubaliwa (verb), be allowed. (< kubali V).
-kubaliwa (verb), be approved. (< kubali V).
-kubaliwa (verb), be accepted. (< kubali V).
-kubaza (verb), be inflated. (< kuba N (Pers)).
kubaza (noun), puff up. (< kuba N (Pers)).
kubaza (noun), swell. (< kuba N (Pers)).
kubazi (noun 5/6), pl makubazi, sandal.
kubba (noun), pl kuba, makuba, bay. (< kikuba N).
kubba (noun), pl kuba, makuba, gulf. (< kikuba N).
-a kubembeleza (adjective), persuasive. sauti ilikuwa ya kubembeleza
[Mun].
-a kubembeleza (adjective), soothing. sauti ilikuwa ya kubembeleza
[Mun].
kubla (noun), pl kuba, makuba, bay. (< kikuba N).
kubla (noun), pl kuba, makuba, gulf. (< kikuba N).
nguvu za kubuni (noun), creative forces. nguvu ya umeme. creative
force.
-kubwa (adjective), big.
-kubwa (adjective), great.
-kubwa (adjective), large.
kubwa (adjective), confirmed. mwizi mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), dignified. ndugu mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), heavy. mvua mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), important. mtu mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), influential. mtu mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), loud. sema kwa sauti kubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), old. ndugu mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), real. mwizi mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), regular. mwizi mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), significant. mtu mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), strong. mvua mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), total. mwizi mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwa (adjective), utter. mwizi mkubwa. (< ukuba N).
kubwebwe (noun 9/10), pl kubwebwe, sling.
kucha (noun 5/6), pl makucha, claw. (< ukucha N).
kucha (noun), darkness.
kucha (noun 9/10), pl usiku kucha, dawn. alilia karibu usiku kucha
[Kez].
kucha (noun 9/10), pl usiku kucha, early morning. alilia karibu usiku
kucha [Kez].
kucha (noun 5/6), pl makucha, nail (finger or toe). hata makucha yake
yangeliwapara na kuwaghasi wenzake [Ya]. (< ukucha N).
kucha (noun), pl makucha, talon. (< ukucha N).
kuchanganya (noun), mixing (act of).
kuchanganya (noun), mixture.
kuchi (noun), fighting cock.
kuchi (noun), gamecock.
-chuma (verb), sneeze. (< -chuma V).
kuchwa (noun), dusk. (< -cha V).
kuchwa (noun), past sunset. (< -cha V).
kudhamini (noun), bail. (< dhamini N).
kudhamini (noun), security. (< dhamini N).
kudhamini (noun), surety. (< dhamini N).
kudhumani (noun), pomegranate. (= komamanga).
kudu (noun 9/10), pl kudu, worthiness of blame for lack of respect to
someone.
kudu (noun), fish (kind of).
sharti la kudumu (noun 5/6), pl masharti ya kudumu, permanent term.
Sharti la kudumu ni kuivunja nyumba yake. her/his permanent term is to
destroy his/her house.
kudura (noun 9/10), pl kudura, might.
kudura (noun 9/10), pl kudura, power. kudura ya Mungu [Rec].
kuendesha (noun), driving. kuendesha motokaa [Rec]. (< enda V).
kufa (noun), death. (< fa V).
kufa (noun), dying. (< fa V).
kufika (preposition), as far as.
kufika (preposition), to.
kufikia (adverb), until. (< fika V).
kufuatana na (adverb), according to. Warithi wangu, kufuatana na ada na
desturi za Kimara, ni akina nani? My heirs, according to Kimara customs
and traditions, who are they?81]. My heirs, according to Kimara customs
and traditions, who are they?. (< fuata V).
kufuli (noun 9/10), pl kufuli, bolt.
kufuli (noun 9/10), pl kufuli, lock.
kufuli (noun 9/10), pl kufuli, padlock. funguo mbili zinagoma kuingia
katika tundu la kufuli [Muk]. (< Arabic).
kufumba na kufumbua (adverb), at once. (< fumba V, fumbua V).
kufumba na kufumbua (adverb), suddenly. (< fumba V, fumbua V).
-kufuru (verb), abandon religion. (< kafiri N).
-kufuru (verb), turn apostate. (< kafiri N).
-kufuru (verb), blaspheme.
-kufuru (verb), injure. (< kafiri N).
-kufuru (verb), offend. (< kafiri N).
kufuru (noun), atheism. (< kafiri N).
kufuru (noun), sacrilege. (< kafiri N).
kufutwa (noun 15), abolition. (< futa V).
kufutwa (noun 15), erasing. (< futa V).
kufutwa (noun 15), firing. (< futa V).
kugesi (noun 15), pl kugesi, anklet.
kuguni (noun 9/10), antelope (species of).
kuguni (noun), hartebeest (species of).
kuguni (noun), gnu (species of).
kuguni (noun), topi (species of).
kuhani (noun 5/6), pl makuhani, Rabbi (Jewish spiritual leader). (<
kuhani N).
kuhani (noun 5/6), pl makuhani, soothsayer. (< kuhani N).
-kuhimizwa (verb), rushed. (< himiza V).
kuhusu (adverb), about. (< husu V).
kuhusu (preposition), concerning.
ada ya kuingilia (noun 9/10), pl ada za kuingilia, admission fee. (<
Arabic).
kuingiza (noun), importation. (< ingia V).
kuingiza (noun), importing. (< ingia V).
kujitawala (noun), autonomy. (< tawala V).
kujitawala (noun), self-government. (< tawala V).
kujitawala (noun), independence. (< tawala V).
kujitegemea (noun 15), self-reliance. (< tegemea V).
kujiua (noun), suicide. (< ua V).
-kujuwa (verb), know. (< jua V). [poetic]
njia ya kkuata (noun 9/10), pl njia za kukata, shortcut. (< ja).
kukawiwa (noun 15), deferment. (< kawia V).
kukawiwa (noun 15), delay. (< kawia V).
kuke (noun), female side (of a family). jamaa ya kukeni [Rec]. (< ke
V).
kuko (adverb), in that place. kuko huko [Rec].
kuko (adverb), to that place. kuko huko [Rec].
kuko (adverb), there. kuko huko [Rec].
kuku (noun 9/10), pl kuku, chicken.
kuku (noun), poultry. mtoto wa kuku [Rec].
kuku (noun 9/10), pl kuku, fowl.
kuku (noun 9/10), pl kuku, hen.
kuku huku (adverb), in that very place.
kuku huku (adverb), right there.
-kukurika (verb), be depressed. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), be distressed. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), be excited. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), fight. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), be melancholy. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), be sad. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), struggle.
-kukurika (verb), upset. (< kukuru N).
-kukurika (verb), wrestle. (< kukuru N).
kukuru (noun 9/10), pl kukuru, anxiety. (< kukurika V).
kukuru (noun), depression.
kukuru (noun), distress.
kukuru (noun), excitement.
kukuru (noun), fighting.
kukuru (noun), uneasiness.
kukuru (noun), wrestling.
-kukusa (verb), be careless.
-kukusa (verb), be inattentive.
-kukusa (verb), be negligent.
-kukusa (verb), be slovenly.
-kukuta (verb), breathe with difficulty.
-kukuta (verb), gasp for breath.
-kukuta (verb), shake off. alibweka Maksuudi huku akikukuta ukanda wake
[Moh].
-kukutaa (verb), be dried up (e.g. the ground by the sun). (< kukuta V,
kukutu Adj).
-kukutaa (verb), be hard (e.g. the ground by the sun). (< kukuta V,
kukutu Adj).
-kukutua (shingo) (verb), twist (the neck). kukikukutua [kidege] shingo
na kukitupia mbali kichwa [Moh].
kukuu (adjective), old. (< kikuukuu N).
kukuu (adjective), useless. (< kikuukuu N).
kukuu (adjective), worn-out. (< kikuukuu N).
kulabu (noun 9/10), pl kulabu, grapnel.
kulabu (noun 9/10), pl kulabu, hook.
kulabu (noun), clamp.
kulasitara (noun), black heron.
kule (adverb), in that place.
kule (adverb), to that place.
kule (adverb), in that place.
kule (adverb), that.
kule (adverb), there (at a distance).
kule (adverb), there.
kulea (noun), education (traditional). (< lea V).
kulea (noun), upbringing. (< lea V).
-leya (verb), raise (a child) (poetic for kulea). (< poetic for
"kulea").
kuli (noun), pl makuli, dock.
kuli (noun 5/6), pl makuli, dockworker. (< coolie (Eng)).
kuli (noun 5/6), pl makuli, longshoreman. (< coolie (Eng)).
kuli (noun), pl makuli, longshoreman.
kuli (noun), pl makuli, shipyard.
kuli (noun), pl makuli, wharf.
-kulia (verb applicative), cultivate. (< kua).
-kulia (verb applicative), enlarge (a photograph). (< kua).
-kulia (verb applicative), increase. (< kua).
-kulia (verb applicative), magnify. (< kua).
-kulia (verb applicative), raise. (< kua).
-kulia (verb applicative), rear. (< kua).
kulia (noun), right wing. [politcs]
kulia (noun), the right. [politcs]
kulia (noun), right side. mkono wa kulia. right hand.
kulifu (adjective), apathetic. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), burdensome. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), lacking grit. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), indolent. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), oppressive. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), lacking perseverance. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), slack. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulifu (adjective), troublesome. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulihali (adverb), in any case.
kulihali (adverb), in all events.
kuliko (adjective), greater than.
kuliko (adverb), more than.
kuliko (adverb), surpassing.
kuliko (conjunction), as to. [rare]
kuliko (conjunction), as regards. [rare]
kuliko (conjunction), than (in comparisons). mji huu mkubwa kuliko ule
[Rec].
kulingana na (conjunction), according to. Kulingana na hadithi hizo.
According to those stories. (< -lingana V).
kulivu (adjective), apathetic. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), boring. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), burdensome. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), lacking grit. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), indolent. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), oppressive. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), lacking perseverance. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), slack. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), tedious. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kulivu (adjective), troublesome. (< kua V, ukulifu N).
kuliwi (noun), insect (species of).
kulla (adverb), every. Kulla kitu mwakitaka [Amana, Masomo 408]. You
want every thing.. (< kila). [poetic]
-kulula (verb), excel. (= shinda, pita). [rare]
-kulula (verb), be superior. (= shinda, pita). [rare]
-kulula (verb), surpass. (= shinda, pita). [rare]
kululu (adverb), pl makululu, of little value.
kululu (noun 5/6), pl makululu, cowrie (large).
kululu (noun), pl makululu, large kind of cowrie shell of very small
value.
kululu (noun), pl makululu, locust (species of).
kulungu (noun), antelope (species of).
kulungu (noun 9/10), pl kulungu, bushbuck.
kuma (noun 9/10), pl kuma, vagina. (=uke). [vulg]
-kumba (verb), attack.
-kumba (verb), do away with. (< kikumbo N, mkumbizi N).
-kumba (verb), bail (water out of a boat).
-kumba (verb), butt. (< kikumbo N, mkumbizi N).
-kumba (verb), clean.
-kumba (verb), clear away.
-kumba (verb), clear out.
-kumba (verb), destroy. (< kikumbo N, mkumbizi N).
-kumba (verb), jostle.
-kumba (verb), monopolize.
-kumba (verb), press against.
-kumba (verb), push.
-kumba (verb), shove. (< kikumbo N, mkumbizi N).
-kumba (verb), make a clean sweep of something.
-kumba (verb), sweep out.
kumba (adjective), heterogenous.
kumba (adjective), miscellaneous.
kumba (adjective), mixed.
kumba (noun 9/10), pl kumba, braided coconut leaf used for fencing.
kumba (noun), fish (kind of).
kumbakumba (adjective), heterogeneous. vitu vya kumbakumba. (< kumba
V).
kumbakumba (adjective), miscellaneous. vitu vya kumbakumba. (< kumba
V).
kumbakumba (adjective), mixed. vitu vya kumbakumba. (< kumba V).
-kumbana (verb), bump into. (< kumba V).
-kumbana (verb), jostle. (< kumba V).
-kumbana (verb), push. (< kumba V).
kumbati (noun), pole used in building houses.
-kumbatia (verb), clasp in the arms. Diana anapiga magoti na kumkumbatia
mwanae kwa mapenzi [Muk].
-kumbatia (verb), embrace. (< -kumbata V).
-kumbatia (verb), take into the arms. mtoto alikumbatiana na mamaye
[Rec].
-kumbatiana (verb reciprocal), hug. walikumbatiana wakitweta katika
ladha ya mapenzi [Muk].
kumbatio (noun 5/6), pl makumbatio, embrace. kumbatio la mapenzi [Muk].
-kumbatiwa (verb), be embraced. (< -kumbata V).
kumbe (adverb), but.
kumbe (adverb), instead. Stella alisema kwamba wanaume fulani walikuja
kumwita mama yake, kumbe walikuwa wachuuzi wa nguo [Kez].
kumbe (interjection), My!.
kumbe (noun), pl viumbe, creature. (< umba V).
kumbe (noun), pl viumbe, human being. (< umba V).
kumbe (pronoun), (interjection expressing surprise). kumbe ni yeye
aliyevunja nyumba! [Rec].
kumbi (noun 5/6), pl makumbi, chaff.
kumbi (noun), pl makumbi, circumcision. [rare]
kumbi (noun), pl makumbi, circumcision hut (where boys stay before and
after being circumcised).
kumbi (noun 5/6), pl makumbi, fiber (of vegetables).
kumbikumbi (noun), edible white ant.
kumbikumbi (noun 9/10), pl kumbikumbi, flying ants (a relish for some
people).
kumbo (noun), pl makumbo, annihilation. (< kumba V).
kumbo (noun), pl makumbo, depopulation. (< kumba V).
kumbo (noun), pl makumbo, destruction. (< kumba V).
kumbo (noun), pl makumbo, devastation. (< kumba V).
kumbo (noun 9/10), pl kumbo, thrust. (< kumba V).
-kumbuka (verb), keep in mind.
-kumbuka (verb), bear in mind.
-kumbuka (verb), recall. Aliyakumbuka majeraha aliyoyaona miilini mwa
mahabusu [Kareithi Masomo 53]. She remembered the wounds that she saw on
the bodies of the prisoners..
-kumbuka (verb), recall to mind.
-kumbuka (verb), recognize.
-kumbuka (verb), remember.
kumbukizi (noun 9/10), pl kumbukizi, memory. akapapasa kwenye kiza cha
kumbukizi [Moh].
kumbukizi (noun 9/10), pl kumbukizi, remembrance.
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, consideration. (< kumbuka V).
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, memory. (< kumbuka V).
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, recollection. (< kumbuka V).
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, reflection. (< kumbuka V).
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, remembrance. (< kumbuka V).
kumbuko (noun), pl makumbuko, thought. (< kumbuka V).
kumbukumbu (noun), pl kumbukumbu, makumbukumbu, memory. (= kumbusho).
(< kumbuku V).
kumbukumbu (noun 9/10), pl kumbukumbu, mention. (< kumbuka V).
kumbukumbu (noun 9/10), pl kumbukumbu, recollection. alijaribu kufukuza
kumbukumbu hizo kichwani mwake [Kez].
kumbukumbu (noun 9/10), pl kumbukumbu, remembrance. (< kumbuka V).
kumbukumbu (noun 9/10), pl kumbukumbu, reminder. Aliamuru mdogo wangu
aitwe "Furaha" ili kuwa kumbukumbu ya enzi ile ya furaha [Masomo 303]. He
decided that my younger sibling should be named "Furaha" so as to be a
reminder of that happy period of time..
kumbukumbu (noun 9/10), pl kumbukumbu, souvenir. (< kumbuka V).
-kumbusha (verb), remind. Tuliwakumbusha ili wasisahau. We reminded
them so that they wouldn't forget.. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, memento. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, memorial. jumbo la makumbuhso [Rec]. (<
kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, memory. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, monument. jumbo la makumbuhso [Rec]. (<
kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, recollection. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun 5/6), pl makumbusho, reminder. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun 5/6), pl makumbusho, souvenir. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, souvenir. (< kumbuka V).
kumbusho (noun), pl makumbusho, statue. jumbo la makumbuhso [Rec]. (<
kumbuka V).
-kumbwa (verb passive), be seized. wazee walikumbwa na mori na mwao
[Moh].
kumbwaya (noun), dance (kind of).
kumbwaya (noun 9/10), pl kumbwaya, kind of drum standing on legs.
kumbwe (noun), pl makumbwe, bite.
kumbwe (noun), pl makumbwe, snack.
kumbwe (noun), pl makumbwe, taste.
-a kumi (noun), one tenth.
kumi (adjective), pl makumi, ten.
kumi (noun), pl makumi, decade.
kumi (noun), ten.
sehemu ya kumi (noun 9/10), pl sehemu za kumi, tenth.
kumi na mbili (adjective), twelve.
kumi na mbili (noun), twelve.
kumi na moja (adjective), eleven.
kumi na moja (noun), eleven.
kumi na nane (adjective), eighteen.
kumi na nane (noun), eighteen.
kumi na nne (adjective), fourteen.
kumi na nne (noun), fourteen.
kumi na saba (adjective), seventeen.
kumi na saba (noun), seventeen.
kumi na sita (adjective), sixteen.
kumi na sita (noun), sixteen.
kumi na tano (adjective), fifteen.
kumi na tano (noun), fifteen.
kumi na tatu (adjective), thirteen.
kumi na tatu (noun), thirteen.
kumi na tisa (adjective), nineteen.
kumi na tisa (noun), nineteen.
kumoja (noun), homogeneity. (< moja).
kumoja (noun), one and the same kind. (< moja).
kumoja (noun), uniformity. (< moja).
kumradhi (pronoun), excuse me. kina bibi, kumradhini [Sul]. (< Arabic).
kumradhi (pronoun), pardon me. (< Arabic).
-kumta (verb), shake off. alikuwa akichezea chembe za mkate [...] halafu
akazikumta chini [Ya].
-kumunta (verb), check carefully. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), examine. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), scrutinize. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), separate. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), shake. kung'uta mavumbi [Rec]. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto
N).
-kumunta (verb), shake off. kung'uta mavumbi [Rec]. (< kung'uto,
mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), sift. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kumunta (verb), winnow. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
kumvi (noun 5/6), pl makumvi, chaff. (< ukumvi? N).
kumvi (noun 5/6), pl makumvi, fiber (of vegetables). (< ukumvi? N).
kuna (verb conjugated), there are. shambani kuna minazi [Rec].
-kuna (verb), grate.
-kuna (verb), scrape. kuna nazi [Rec]. (< kuno N).
-kuna (verb), scratch. bwana aliyemleta hapa [...] amempapasa au
kumkunakuna [Mt], hana kazi ya kumshughulisha, labda kujikuna tu
anapowashwa [Abd].
kuna (verb conjugated), there is.
kuna-mti-se (noun 9/10), pl kuna-mti-se, children's game. kucheza saka-
mke-wangu, kachiri, [...] na kuna-mti-se [Moh].
kunazi (noun), pl makunazi, fruit of the mkunazi. (< mkunazi, kikunazi
N).
kunda (noun), pl makunda, vegetable variety (similar to spinach).
-kundaa (verb), be dwarfed. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-kundaa (verb), shrink. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-kundaa (verb), shrivel. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-kundaa (verb), be small. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-kundaa (verb), be stunted. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-kundaa (verb), be underdeveloped. mtu aliyekundaa [Rec].
-panga makundi (verb), group.
kundi (noun), pl makundi, unregistered association or political party.
[rare]
kundi (noun), pl makundi, band.
kundi (noun 5/6), pl makundi, crowd.
kundi (noun), pl makundi, flock. kundi la ndege [Rec].
kundi (noun), pl makundi, group.
kundi (noun), pl makundi, herd.
kundi (noun), pl makundi, swarm. kundi la ndege [Rec].
kundi (noun), pl makundi, troupe.
kundu (noun), pl makundu, anus. (=mkundu). [anat]
-kung'uta (verb), check carefully. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), examine. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), scrutinize. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), separate. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), shake out. anauchukua mkoba [...] anaukung'uta [Muk].
-kung'uta (verb), shake. kung'uta mavumbi [Rec]. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto
N).
-kung'uta (verb), shake off. kung'uta mavumbi [Rec]. (< kung'uto,
mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), sift. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
-kung'uta (verb), winnow.
-kung'uta (verb), winnow. (< kung'uto, mkung'uto N).
kung'uto (noun 5/6), pl makung'uto, sieve. (< kung'uta V).
kung'uto (noun 5/6), pl makung'uto, sifting basket. (< kung'uta V).
kung'uto (noun 5/6), pl makung'uto, sifting tray. (< kung'uta V).
kung'uto (noun 5/6), pl makung'uto, winnowing basket. (< kung'uta V).
-kunga (verb), edge. kungo nguo [Rec].
-kunga (verb), fold. kungo nguo [Rec].
-kunga (verb), hem. kungo nguo [Rec].
-kunga (verb), instruct (especially in connection with the initiation of
boys and girls when they reach sexual maturity).
-kunga (verb), seam. kungo nguo [Rec].
-kunga (verb), teach (especially in connection with the initiation of
boys and girls when they reach sexual maturity).
-kunga (verb), trim. kungo nguo [Rec].
kunga (noun 9/10), pl kunga, confidential teaching as in initiation
settings.
kunga (noun 9/10), pl kunga, secret. (< kunga V).
kunge (noun 9/10), pl kunge, core (of tree).
kunge (noun 9/10), pl kunge, fog.
kunge (noun 9/10), pl kunge, mist.
kunge (noun 9/10), pl kunge, wood-fiber.
kungu (noun), antelope (species of).
kungu (noun), pl makungu, edible kernel of the mkungu fruit. (< mkungu
N).
kungu (noun 9/10), pl kungu, stimulant substance that comes from the
kernel of the fruit of the Indian almond tree (Terminalia catappa). Wa
sharabu na wa kungu [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 426]. Those who drink wine
and intoxicants..
kungugu (noun 9/10), pl kungugu, fog.
kungugu (noun 9/10), pl kungugu, mist.
kungumanga (noun 9/10), pl kungumanga, nutmeg. (=basibasi). (< kungu N
manga N).
kunguni (noun 9/10), pl kunguni, bedbug. Tuliumwa na kunguni
tulipolala.. We were bitten by bedbugs while we slept..
kunguni (noun), bug.
kunguni mgunda (noun), insect that eats the roots of growing plants.
kunguru (noun), pl makunguru, blue and white checked cotton cloth.
kunguru (noun), crow species (Corvus albus).
kunguru (noun 5/6), pl makunguru, cotton material (kind with checkers).
-kunguwala (verb), stumble.
-kungwala (verb), stumble.
kungwi (noun 5/6), pl makungwi, assistant (at initiation rites). (<
kunga V).
kungwi (noun 5/6), pl makungwi, instructor at initiation rite or
marriage.
kungwi (noun 5/6), pl makungwi, midwife. (< kunga V).
kungwia (noun 9/10), pl kungwia, dance (kind of).
kuni (noun 9/10), pl kuni, firewood.
-kunja (verb), bend. Mguu mmoja haukuwa na kiatu na mwingine aliukunja
[Ganzel Masomo 168].. One leg did not have a shoe and she had bent the
other..
-kunja (verb), close. kunja uso; kunja miguu; kunja uzi [Rec]. (< kunjo
N). [kunda]
-kunja (verb), fold. ile barua aliikunjakunja [Kez].
-kunja (verb), fold (up). kunja uso; kunja miguu; kunja uzi [Rec]. (<
kunjo N). [kunda]
-kunja (verb), furl. kunja uso; kunja miguu; kunja uzi [Rec]. (< kunjo
N). [naut]
-kunja (verb), take in. kunja uso; kunja miguu; kunja uzi [Rec]. (<
kunjo N). [kunda]
-kunja (verb), wind up. kunja uso; kunja miguu; kunja uzi [Rec]. (<
kunjo N). [kunda]
-kunjamana (verb), be creased.
-kunjamana (verb reciprocal), be wrinkled. uso wa Diana umekunjamana
katika jitimai bayana [Muk].
kunjo (noun 5/6), pl makunjo, crease. (< kunja V).
kunjo (noun 5/6), pl makunjo, fold. (< kunja V).
kunjo (noun 5/6), pl makunjo, wrinkle. (< kunja V).
-kunjua (verb), smooth out.
-kunjua (verb), unfold.
-kunjua (verb converse), spread open. akiikunjua sehemu iliyojipeta
[Sul].
-kunjufu (adverb), genial.
kunjufu (adjective), cheerful. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), cordial. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), frank. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), friendly. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), honest. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), obliging. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), serene. (< ukunjufu N).
kunjufu (adjective), untroubled. (< ukunjufu N).
-kunjuka (verb potential), be merry.
-kunjuka (verb potential), be serene. uso wa mbingu ulianza kukunjuka
kukaribisha nuru ya jua [Moh].
-kunjuliwa (verb), be unfolded.
-kunjwa (verb passive), be folded. anatoa kitambaa kilichokunjwa
kinadhifu [Muk], uso wake umekunjwa [Muk].
kuno (noun), pl makuno, that which has been scraped off. (< kuna V).
kuno (noun), pl makuno, product of scraping. (< kuna V).
kunradhi (interjection), Excuse me.
kunradhi (pronoun), Pardon me. (< Arabic).
kununu (noun 5/6), pl makununu, empty husk (of grain).
kununu (noun), pl makununu, spike (of grain). (=pepe).
kunusa (noun), sense of smell. (< nuka V).
kunyanzi (noun 5/6), pl makunyanzi, crease.
kunyanzi (noun 5/6), pl makunyanzi, fold.
kunyanzi (noun 5/6), pl makunyanzi, wrinkle.
-kunyata (verb), press. (< kunja V).
-kunyata (verb), squeeze. (< kunja V).
-kunyua (verb), cut oneself. (< kuna V).
-kunyua (verb), hurt oneself. (< kuna V).
-kunyua (verb), scratch oneself. (< kuna V).
-kunyua (verb), give a sign. (< kuna V).
-kunyua (verb), warn. (< kuna V).
kuo (noun 5/6), pl makuo, ditch.
kuo (noun 5/6), pl makuo, furrow.
kuo (noun 5/6), pl makuo, hole.
kuo (noun), pl makuo, hole for planting seed.
kuo (noun), pl makuo, bed for planting seed.
kuo (noun 5/6), pl makuo, pit.
kuo (noun), pl makuo, cultivated plot of land. nyosha kuo [Rec].
kuo (noun 5/6), pl makuo, trench.
kuona (noun), feeling. kuona kwangu [Rec]. (< ona V).
kuona (noun), sensation. kuona kwangu [Rec]. (< ona V).
kupa (noun 5/6), pl makupa, side piece of pulley enclosing a sheave.
kupanda (noun), planting time. (< panda V).
kupasuliwa (noun), operation. kupasuliwa kwa moyo [Rec]. [med]
kupe (noun 9/10), pl kupe, tick (of cattle or dogs).
kupekupe (adjective), blinking. [kidege] kilirembuka na macho kupekupe
[Moh].
kwa kupenda kwako (phrase), for your sake.
-kupia (verb), blink. alipokupia macho yake yalimeta miali ya nuru
[Sul].
-kupia (verb), doze.
-kupia (verb), nap.
-kupia (verb), nod.
-kupia (verb), wink (the eyes).
kupita (conjunction), than (in comparison). nyumba hii kubwa kupita ile
[Rec].
kwa kupitia (adverb), by means of. (< kwa adv, pita V).
kuponi (noun), coupon. (< Eng).
-kupua (verb), drop. kupua nguo [Rec].
-kupua (verb), pour out. kupua maji [Rec].
-kupua (verb), shake off. kupua nguo [Rec].
-kupua (verb), shake out. kupua nguo [Rec].
-kupua (verb), spill. kupua maji [Rec].
-kupua (verb), throw off.
-kupuka (verb), rush off.
kupukupu (adverb), excessively.
kupukupu (adverb), in torrents. alimkuta machozi kupukupu [Moh].
-a kupulizia (adjective), spray. anachukua marashi ya kupulizia [Muk].
-piga kura (verb), cast a ballot.
-piga kura (verb), cast lots.
-piga kura (verb), vote.
-piga kura (verb), vote.
-pigia kura (verb), elect someone.
kura (noun), ballot.
kura (noun 9/10), pl kura, chance.
kura (noun), destiny.
kura (noun), fate.
kura (noun 9/10), pl kura, lot.
kura (noun 9/10), pl kura, vote. piga kura [Rec].
upigaji kura (noun 14), pl upigaji kura 11/14, voting. (< piga V, kura
N).
Kurani (noun 9/10), pl Kurani, Koran.
kurea (noun), kingfisher (species of).
kurekodi (noun 15), recordings. (< rekodi).
kuro (noun), antelope (species of).
kuro (noun), waterbuck (species of).
kuru (noun 9/10), pl kuru, cylinder (solid object).
kuruba (noun 9/10), pl kuruba, bend.
kuruba (noun), curve.
-kurubia (verb), approach. aliposikia hatua zinakurubia kutoka ngazini
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-kurubia (verb), come near. (< Arabic).
-a kuruka (adjective), illegal. watapata wapi fedha ya "kuruka" kila
siku [Ma]. [slang]
kurumbizi (noun), golden oriole.
kurunzi (noun), flashlight.
kurunzi (noun), cigarette lighter.
kurunzi (noun 9/10), pl kurunzi, searchlight.
kurunzi (noun 9/10), pl kurunzi, electric torch.
kurunzi (noun 9/10), pl kurunzi, torch.
-kurupuka (verb), be frightened.
-kurupuka (verb), be startled.
-kurupuka (verb), be surprised.
-kurupusha (verb), frighten someone.
-kurupusha (verb), startle someone.
kururu (noun), white crab.
-kuruta (verb), make even. (< guruta V).
-kuruta (verb), smooth. (< guruta V).
kurutu (noun), recruit. (< Eng).
kurutu (noun), trainee. (< Eng).
-kusanya (verb), accumulate.
-kusanya (verb), assemble. Tumewakusanya watu hawa [Masomo 227]. We
have assembled these people..
-kusanya (verb), collect.
-kusanya (verb), gather. Aliamka akakusanya vichache vilivyo vyake
[Balisidya, Masomo 350]. She woke up and gathered the few things that
were hers..
-kusanya (verb), pile up.
-kusanyika (verb potential), be gathered together. hatimaye
wakakusanyika mlangoni pa Bi Tamima [Moh]. Finally they gathered at the
door of Ms Tamina.. (< kusanya).
-kusanyika (verb), assemble. Maelfu ya Waislamu walikusanyika katika
misikiti kote mjini Mombasa [Masomo 335].. Thousands of Muslims assembled
in mosques all over the city of Mombasa.. (< kusanya).
kusanyiko (noun 5/6), pl makusanyiko, assemblage. (< kusanya V).
kusanyiko (noun 5/6), pl makusanyiko, crowd. (< kusanya V).
kusanyiko (noun 5/6), pl makusanyiko, gathering. (< kusanya V).
kusanyo (noun 5/6), pl makusanyo, assemblage. (< kusanya V).
kusanyo (noun 5/6), pl makusanyo, crowd. (< kusanya V).
kusanyo (noun 5/6), pl makusanyo, gathering. (< kusanya V).
-kusanywa (verb passive), be collected. mikono yake ilikuwa imekusanywa
mmoja mmoja na kuwekwa nyuma ya mgongo wake [Muk]. (< kusanya V).
alama ya kushangaa (noun 9/10), pl alama za kushangaa, exclamation mark.
-kushikilia (verb), be in an acting capacity. (< shika V).
-kushikilia (verb), withhold. (< shika V).
kushinda (conjunction), more than. nazo [nywele] zimesokotana kushinda
zako mwenyewe [Ya].
kushinda mtondo (noun), the fourth day from today.
kushoto (noun 15), pl kushoto, left. mkono wa kushoto [Rec].
kusi (noun 15), pl kusi, south monsoon.
-simamishwa (verb), be erected. (< simama V).
-simamishwa (verb), be set up. (< simama V).
-simamishwa (verb), be suspended. (< simama V).
Afrika ya kusini (noun 9), South Africa.
kusini (adverb), south.
-a kusisimua (adjective), exciting. (< sisimua V).
-staafu (verb), retire. (< staafu).
kustabani (noun 9/10), pl kustabani, thimble.
-kusudi (verb), intend. mambo yote tuliyokusudia [Masomo 71].
everything that we intended.
-kusudi (verb), have in view. (< makusudio N).
kusudi (adverb), in order to. (< makusudio N).
kusudi (adverb), on purpose.
kusudi (noun), aim. (= shauri, maana, nia, mradi). (< makusudio N).
kusudi (noun 5/6), pl makusudi, intention. Wao ndio wenye makusudi
kabisa kuyaweka maisha yao katika hatari kubwa [Nyerere, Masomo 277].
They are the ones who have the full intention of putting their lives in
great danger.. (< kusudi V).
kusudi (noun), plan. (= shauri, maana, nia, mradi). (< makusudio N).
kusudi (noun 5/6), pl makusudi, purpose.
kwa kusudi (adverb), intentionally.
-kusudia (verb), aim at. (< kusudi n).
-kusudia (verb), plan to. (< kusudi n).
-kusudia (verb applicative), intend (to do something). magaidi ambao
wamekusudia kuirudisha nyuma nchi yetu [Ng]. (< Arabic: kusudi n).
-kusudiwa (verb), be intended. (< kusudi n).
-kusudiwa (verb passive), be meant. ile ndiyo ilikuwa maana
iliyokusudiwa na uhusiano huo [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-kusuru (verb), do under difficulties.
-kusuru (verb), make an effort.
-kusuru (verb), do with great exertion.
-kusuru (verb), lessen.
-kusuru (verb), reduce.
-kusuru (verb), shorten.
-kusuru (verb), try hard.
-kuta (verb), appease (hunger). (=shiba).
-kuta (verb), find. Mpelelezi alijikuta katika chumba kikubwa chenye
kitanda ... [Ganzel Masomo 165]. The detective found himself in a large
room with a bed ....
-kuta (verb), run across (someone or something). (< kutano N, mkuto N).
-kuta (verb), satisfy (hunger). (=shiba).
-kuta (verb), come upon. Alimkuta kunguni yule akiendelea kufyonza damu
[Masomo 240]. He came upon that bedbug as it continued to suck blood..
-kuta (verb), meet.
-kuta mayai (verb), lay eggs. (=taga).
-kutaa (verb), dry up. (= nyauka, kauka).
-kutaa (verb), wither. (= nyauka, kauka).
kutahamaki (adverb), suddenly. (< Arabic).
kutahamaki (adverb), unexpectedly. kutahamaki, Rehema alimwona Mansuri
akimpandisha kitandani [Sul]. (< Arabic).
alama ya kutaja (noun 9/10), pl alama za kutaja, quotation mark.
kutambuza kwa aki (noun), arc welding.
-kutana (verb), meet. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun), pl makutano, assemblage. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun 5/6), pl makutano, crowd. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun 5/6), pl makutano, gathering. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun 5/6), pl makutano, intersection. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun 5/6), pl makutano, junction. (< kuta V).
kutano (noun 5/6), pl makutano, meeting. (< kuta V).
kutawala (noun), governmnet. (< tawala V, utawala N).
kutawala (noun), rule. (< tawala V, utawala N).
kutayarisha (noun), preparation. (< tayari V).
kuti (noun 5/6), pl makuti, coconut leaf (whole used for thatching).
makuti juu ya paa yaking'aa [Ya].
-a kutisha (adjective), menacing. aliendelea kusoma kwa sauti ya kutisha
[Kez].
-a kutisha (adjective), threatening.
kutojali (noun 15), indifference. mwendo wake wa kutojali [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
kutoka (preposition), from. kutoka pale [Rec]. (< toka V).
kutoka (preposition), out of. kutoka pale [Rec]. (< toka V).
kutoka (preposition), away from.
kutoka (preposition), from.
kutoka (preposition), out of.
kutoka (preposition), since.
kutokana na (conjunction), as a result of. (< toka V).
kutokujua (noun), ignorance. (< jua V).
kutokuwepo (noun 15), absence. kama yanayoukebehi umri kwa kutokuwepo
kwa dalili yo yote ya kuusujudia [Mt].
kutosha (noun), enough. (< tosha V).
kutoshambulia (noun), non-aggression. mkataba wa kutoshambulia [Rec].
(< shambulia V). [pol]
kutoshambuliana (noun), non-aggression. mkataba wa kutoshambulia [Rec].
(< shambulia V). [pol]
kutota (noun), degeneration. (< tota V).
kutowana makosa (noun), criticism. (< toa V).
-kutu (verb), tarnish.
kutu (noun 9/10), pl kutu, rust. nchani kutu ikichungulia kama
mwanamwari [Ya].
kutu (noun), blight (of plants).
-kutua (verb), jerk. (< mkutuo N).
-kutua (verb), land (of airplanes). (< mkutuo N).
-kutua (verb), pull (suddenly). (< mkutuo N).
-kutua (verb), cause a shock. (< mkutuo N).
kutuzi (noun 9/10), pl kutuzi, perspiration (odor of). (= kikwapa).
kutuzi (noun 9/10), pl kutuzi, sweat (odor of).
kutwa (adverb), all day.
kutwa (noun 9/10), pl kutwa, the whole day. kuhesabu ndege aliowapiga
kutwa moja [Moh].
kutwa kucha (phrase), night and day. nikajificha naye pahala pa peke
yetu [...] mimi na yeye tu, kutwa kucha [Sul].
-kuu (adjective), bigger.
-kuu (adjective), elder.
-kuu (adjective), head.
-kuu (adjective), important.
-kuu (adjective), major.
-kuu (adjective), old.
-kuu (adverb), chief.
-kuu (adverb), great.
kuu (adjective), eminent. (< mkuu N, ukuu N).
kuu (adjective), experienced. (< mkuu N, ukuu N).
kuu (adjective), old. (< mkuu N, ukuu N).
-kuu -kuu (adjective), old.
-kuu -kuu (adjective), very old.
-kuu -kuu (adjective), worn out.
kuuganisha (noun), collectivization. (< unga V).
kuuke (noun), female side (of a family). jamaa ya kukeni [Rec]. (< ke
V).
kuukeni (adverb), in the female line. mengi yalijulikana juu ya nyendo
zake, [...] asili yake, kuumeni na kuukeni [Ya].
kuukuu (adjective), old. (< kikuukuu N).
kuukuu (adjective), useless. (< kikuukuu N).
kuukuu (adjective), worn-out. (< kikuukuu N).
alama ya kuuliza (noun 9/10), pl alama za kuuliza, question mark.
kuume (noun 15), pl kuume, right side. (< -ume adj).
kuume (noun), paternal side (of a family). jamaa ya kuumeni [Rec]. (<
ume Adj).
kuumeni (adverb), in the male line. kuumeni na kuukeni [Ya].
kuungo (noun 9/10), pl kuungo, stone (small white oval used by potter for
shaping clay).
kuungu (noun), antelope (species of).
kuvu (noun 9/10), pl kuvu, blight.
kuvu (noun 9/10), pl kuvu, fungus.
kuvu (noun 9/10), pl kuvu, lichen.
kuvu (noun 9/10), pl kuvu, mildew.
kuvu (noun 9/10), pl kuvu, mold.
kuvunja ungo (noun 15), puberty.
-kuwa (verb), grow up; cf. -kua. Somo yake anamfunza mengi wakati wa
kukuwa msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo 126]. Her
instructor teaches her a great deal as she grows up..
-kuwa (verb), grow; cf. -kua.
hali ya kuwa (noun), seeing that (the condition being that). lakini ya
nini kuvuka Afrika ya Mashariki hali ya kuwa hapa hapa petu pana vijana
wazuri waliosoma? [Ya].
hali ya kuwa (noun), whereas.
kuwa (conjunction), that. Bahati alikwisha hisi kuwa Idi alikasirika
[Sul].
kwa kuwa (conjunction), because. Kwa kuwa kila mmoja wetu anajua umuhimu
wa kazi hii ... [Masomo 72]. Because every one of us knows the importance
of this work ....
kwa kuwa (conjunction), because.
ya kuwa (conjunction), in order that. [kua]
ya kuwa (conjunction), so that. [kua]
kuwadi (noun 5/6), pl makuwadi, pimp.
kuwadi (noun 5/6), pl makuwadi, procurer.
-kuwapo (verb), be present.
kuwaza na kuwazua (phrase), think and think over. kwa muda huo mfupi
alikwisha waza na kuwazua mangapi [Moh].
kuwi (noun), fish (kind of).
kuwili (adverb), double sided. (< -wili N).
kuwili (adverb), in two ways. kisu chenye makali kuwili [Rec]. (< -wili
N).
kuwili (adverb), two-sided. (< -wili N).
kuyu (noun), wild fig.
-kuza (adjective), dense.
-kuza (adjective), flourishing (of a tree).
-kuza (adjective), lush. [gari] likapita kati ya kiza cha miembe mikuza
[Sul].
-kuza (verb), cause to get bigger. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), develop. kuheshimu na kukuza utamaduni [Masomo 256]. to
respect and develop the culture. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), educate. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), enlarge. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), exalt. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), foster. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), glorify. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), make grow. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), praise. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb), rear. (< kua V).
-kuza (verb causative), increase. kavaa viatu vilivyomkuza [Moh].
kuzaliwa (noun), birth. (< zaa V).
kuzi (noun 5/6), pl makuzi, water-jug (with one or two handles). (=
mtungi, chombo).
kuzika (noun), burial. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzika (noun), funeral. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzikani (noun), burial. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzikani (noun), funeral. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzikwa (noun), burial. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzikwa (noun), funeral. (< zika V). [rare]
kuzimu (noun 15), pl kuzimu, spirit-world. (< mzimu N).
kuzimu (noun), realm of the dead.
kuzimu (noun), limbo.
kuzimu (noun), underworld.
kuzingira (noun 15), surrounding. (< zingira V).
kuzumburu (noun), bird species (Colivus leuatis).
njia ya kuzunguka (noun 9/10), pl njia za kuzunguka, detour. (< ja).
njia ya kuzunguka (noun 9/10), pl njia za kuzunguka, roundabout way. (<
ja).
kwa (adverb), by.
kwa (adverb), in respect to.
kwa (adverb), to.
kwa (adverb), with.
kwa (conjunction), for.
kwa (conjunction), from.
kwa (conjunction), of.
kwa (preposition), according to. kwa maoni yao...[Rec].
kwa (preposition), because of. walikimbia kwa hofu [Rec].
kwa (preposition), by. safiri kwa motokaa [Rec].
kwa (preposition), at the home of. kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa (preposition), to the home of. kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa (preposition), live with. kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa (preposition), by means of. safiri kwa motokaa [Rec].
kwa (preposition), for a period of time. safiri kwa miaka mitatu [Rec[.
kwa (preposition), as a result of. walikimbia kwa hofu [Rec].
kwa (preposition), stay with. kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa (preposition), to (a person). kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa (preposition), with. safiri kwa motokaa [Rec].
kwa (preposition), with. kwenda kwa fulani [Rec].
kwa heri (interjection), pl kwa herini, goodbye.
kwa kujua (adverb), deliberately.
-kwaa (verb), bump. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), falter. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), hesitate. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), be mistaken. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), be pugnacious. amenikwaa [Rec]. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), be quarrelsome. amenikwaa [Rec]. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), slip. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), stumble.
-kwaa (verb), stumble (against or over). (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
-kwaa (verb), trip over.
-kwaa (verb), be wrong. (< kwao N, kikwazo N).
kwadragesima (noun), Lent. (< Lat).
kwaje (pronoun), how?. Inakuwaje?.
kwaje (pronoun), in what way?. Inakuwaje?.
kwaje (pronoun), why?. Inakuwaje?; Bwana, kwaje wewe kutukaripia vile?
[Masomo 415]. Sir, Why are you scolding us like this?.
kwaju (noun), tamarind (fruit of the mkwaju).
-kwajuka (verb), deteriorate.
-kwajuka (verb), fade.
-kwajuka (verb), shrivel up.
-kwajuka (verb), get spoiled.
-kwajuka (verb), become ugly.
kwake (pronoun), her place.
kwake (pronoun), his place.
kwako (pronoun), your side (place).
-kwakura (verb), scratch the ground (with the claws).
kwale (noun), partridge.
-kwama (verb), be in a difficult situation. (< kwaa V).
-kwama (verb), get into difficulties. kitakapomkwama kijiba, hatomwona
Maimuna [Moh].
-kwama (verb), be gripped.
-kwama (verb), stick fast.
-kwama (verb), be stranded. Wasafiri walikwama mjini siku hiyo [Masomo
216]. The travellers were stranded in the city that day..
-kwama (verb), run aground. (< kwaa V). [naut]
-kwama (verb), get jammed. mdomo wa Bi Tamima ulikwama [Moh].
-kwama (verb), be stranded. (< kwaa V). [naut]
-kwama (verb), be stuck. (< kwaa V).
kwamba (conjunction), in order that.
kwamba (conjunction), in order to.
kwamba (conjunction), that.
-kwamua (verb), break off (fruit or branches).
-kwamua (verb), extricate. (< kwaa V).
-kwamua (verb), free. (< kwaa V).
-kwamua (verb), loosen. (< kwaa V).
-kwamua (verb), pick (fruit).
-kwamua (verb), pluck off (fruit from branches).
-kwamua (verb), tear off (fruit from branches).
-kwamyua (verb), break off (fruit or branches).
-kwamyua (verb), pick (fruit).
-kwamyua (verb), pluck (fruit from branches).
-kwamyua (verb), tear off (fruit from branches).
kwanga (noun), rock rabbit.
kwangu (pronoun), to me.
kwangu (pronoun), my place (side).
-kwangua (verb), clean.
-kwangua (verb), scour.
-kwangua (verb), scrape.
kwani (conjunction), because. (=kwa sababu, kwa maana, kwa ajili, kwa
kuwa).
kwani (conjunction), since. (=kwa sababu, kwa maana, kwa ajili, kwa
kuwa).
kwani (pronoun), for.
-kwanua (verb), break off (fruit or branches).
-kwanua (verb), pick (fruit).
-kwanua (verb), pluck off (fruit from branches).
-kwanua (verb), tear off (fruit from branches).
-kwanyua (verb), break off (fruit or branches).
-kwanyua (verb), pick (fruit).
-kwanyua (verb), pluck (fruit from branches).
-kwanyua (verb), tear off (fruit from branches).
kwanza (adjective), first. (< anza V).
kwanza (adverb), in the beginning. (< anza V).
kwao (adverb), at their home.
kwao (noun), pl makwao, impediment. njia ya kwao [Rec]. (< kwaa V).
kwao (noun), pl makwao, obstruction. njia ya kwao [Rec]. (< kwaa V).
kwao (noun), brown-headed parrot.
kwao (noun), pl makwao, birthplace.
kwao (noun), pl makwao, home.
kwao (prefix), their place.
kwao (pronoun), to their (side or place).
kwao (pronoun), to them.
kwapa (noun 5/6), pl makwapa, armpit. kajizingirisha kanga moja chini ya
kwapa [Ya].
kwapani (noun), pl makwapani, in the armpit. Gauni ambalo lilikuwa vazi
rasmi la shule alilifunga katika kitambaa chake cha kichwa na kulifutika
kwapani [Balisidya, Masomo 350]. The dress that was her school uniform
she wrapped in her head scarf and carried it under her arm..
-kwapua (verb), snatch away. (< mkwepuzi N).
-kwapua (verb), steal. (< mkwepuzi N).
-kwapura (verb), snatch. kumkwapura huyo ndege mikononi mwake [Moh].
-kwapura (verb), take by force.
kwara (noun), partridge.
kwarara (noun), ibis (species of).
kwarara (noun), wild fruit.
kware (adjective), lascivious. (< mkware, ukware N).
kware (adjective), lewd. (< mkware, ukware N).
kware (adjective), prurient. (< mkware, ukware N).
kware (noun), partridge.
kwaresima (noun), Lent. (< Lat).
-kwaruza (verb), be bumpy. (< kwaruzo N, mkwaruzo N).
-kwaruza (verb), grate.
-kwaruza (verb), graze.
-kwaruza (verb), be gritty. (< kwaruzo N, mkwaruzo N).
-kwaruza (verb), be harsh.
-kwaruza (verb), be rough. (< kwaruzo N, mkwaruzo N).
-kwaruza (verb), scrape. mlango ule wenye kelele unakwaruza sakafuni
[Muk].
-kwaruza (verb), scratch. (< kwaruzo N, mkwaruzo N).
-kwaruza (verb), be shrill. sauti ilikwaruza [Muk].
-kwaruza (verb), be strident.
-kwaruza (verb), be uneven. (< kwaruzo N, mkwaruzo N).
kwaruzo (noun), pl makwaruzo, file. (< kwaruza V).
kwaruzo (noun), pl makwaruzo, rasp. (< kwaruza V).
-kwasi (verb), be affluent. (=tajiri). (< mkwasi, ukwasi N). [rare]
kwasi (adjective), extravagant. (=tajiri). (< mkwasi, ukwasi N).
[rare]
kwasi (adjective), rich. (=tajiri). (< mkwasi, ukwasi N). [rare]
kwasi (adjective), wasteful. (=tajiri). (< mkwasi, ukwasi N). [rare]
kwasi (adjective), wealthy. (=tajiri). (< mkwasi, ukwasi N). [rare]
kwata (adverb), on foot. (< kiatu N, kwato N).
kwata (noun 9/10), pl kwata, drill.
kwata (noun 9/10), pl kwata, maneuver.
kwata (noun 9/10), pl kwata, parade.
kwata (noun), review. (< kiatu N, kwato N). [mil]
kwata jekundu (noun), red sweet potato.
kwata jeupe (noun), white sweet potato.
kwato (noun), pl makwato, hoof (of an animal). (< kwata Adv).
-kwatua (verb), clean. kukwatua viwinda vyeupe [Sul].
-kwatuka (verb), be clean and tidy. (< kwatua).
kwaya (noun), anthem. (< Eng).
kwaya (noun 9/10), pl kwaya, choir.
kwaya (noun), choir. (< Eng).
kwaya (noun), choral music. (< Eng).
kwaya (noun), chorus. (< Eng).
kwaya ya maombolezo (noun 9/10), pl kwaya za maombelezo, lamentation.
kwayo (adverb), by means of.
-kwaza (verb), scandalize.
-kwaza (verb causative), cause to stumble. mavazi yake ya jioni ni kanzu
ndefu na anaona yatamkwaza [Muk].
kwazi (noun), variety of fish-eating eagle.
kwazo (noun 5/6), pl makwazo, stumbling block.
kwazo (noun 5/6), pl makwazo, impediment. (< kwaa V).
kwazo (noun), pl makwazo, impediment. njia ya kwao [Rec]. (< kwaa V).
kwazo (noun 5/6), pl makwazo, obstruction. (< kwaa V).
kwazo (noun), pl makwazo, obstruction. njia ya kwao [Rec]. (< kwaa V).
-kwea (verb), climb.
-kwea (verb), copulate with (of male animal). (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
-kwea (verb), count. (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
-kwea (verb), cover. (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
-kwea (verb), become higher. (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
-kwea (verb), have sex in the missionary position.
-kwea (verb), mount. huwezi kukwea minazi [Abd].
-kwea (verb), rise. (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
-kwea (verb), go up. (< kweleo N, kwezi Adj).
kweche (noun 9/10), pl kweche, junker.
kweche (noun 9/10), pl makweche, old worn-out vehicle.
kwechi (noun), bishop bird. (=chekechea).
kwekwe (noun 9/10), pl kwekwe, weed.
kweleo (noun), pl makweleo, notch in an arrow.
kweleo (noun), pl makweleo, long pole with a bent end for picking fruit
from trees.
kweleo (noun), pl makweleo, peg or notch in a tree-trunk (to facilitate
climbing).
-a kweli (adjective), true. (< ukweli N).
kwa kweli (adverb), frankly.
kwa kweli (adverb), honestly.
kwa kweli (adverb), truly.
kwa kweli (adverb), in truth.
kweli (adverb), honestly. (< ukweli N).
kweli (adverb), indeed. (< ukweli N).
kweli (adverb), really. Kweli kitandani ni mahali muafaka kwa mtu mwenye
matatizo [Chacha, Masomo 374]. "Really, in bed is the appropriate place
for a person with problems".. (< ukweli N).
kweli (noun 9/10), pl kweli, candor. (< ukweli N).
kweli (noun 9/10), pl kweli, truth. (< ukweli N).
kwembe (noun), pl makwembe, crowned hornbill.
kwenda (preposition), going to. amesafiri kwenda Tanzania [Rec]. (<
enda V).
kwenu (pronoun), pl. your home (place).
kwenye (conjunction), to. (< ku- Loc, -enye Poss).
kwenye (conjunction), towards. (< ku- Loc, -enye Poss).
kwenzi (noun 9/10), pl kwenzi, starling.
-kwepa (verb), avoid.
-kwepa (verb), duck ( avoid being hit).
-kwepua (verb), snatch away. (< mkwepuzi N).
-kwepua (verb), steal. (< mkwepuzi N).
-kwesha (verb), fasten.
-kweta (verb), flop.
-kweta (verb), flounder.
-kweta (verb), struggle.
kwetu (pronoun), at our home (place).
kweu (noun), brightness. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweu (noun), light. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweu (noun), bright sky. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweu (noun), good weather. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweupe (noun), brightness. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweupe (noun), light. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweupe (noun), bright sky. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
kweupe (noun), good weather. leo ni kweupe [Rec].
-kweza (verb), raise. aliuliza mwalimu, nyusi kazikweza [Muk]. (<
kwea).
-kweza (verb causative), set up.
kwezi (adjective), climbing. (< kwea V).
kwezi (adjective), twining of plants. (< kwea V).
kwa kwikwi (adverb), sobbing convulsively. Matika alirejea jikoni kwa
mama yake huku akilia kwa kwikwi [Balisidya, Masomo 348]; Anageuka upande
mwingine na kuanza kulia kwa kwikwi [Chacha, Masomo 380].. Matika
returned to her mother in the kitchen and here she cried in sobs; She
turns to the other side and begins to sob..
kwa kwikwi (adverb), tearfully.
kwikwi (noun 9/10), pl kwikwi, hiccup.
kwikwi (noun 9/10), pl kwikwi, sobbing.
kwikwi (ya kilio) (noun 9/10), pl kwikwi (za kilio), convulsive sobbing.
kwikwi ya mama wa marehemu [Sul], akabakiwa na kwikwi ya kilio, na kwikwi
ilipokwisha akabaki anaona baridi [Sul].
kwingineko (adverb), elsewhere. (< ingine, pengine Loc).
kwini (noun), queen. (< Eng).
kwinini (noun 9/10), pl kwinini, quinine.
-a kwisha (adjective), last. (< isha V).
-a kwisha (noun), final. (< isha V).
-kwisha (verb), end. (< isha V).
-kwisha (verb), finish. (< isha V).
kwisha (adverb), subsequently. (< isha V).
kwisha (adverb), then. (< isha V).
kwiu (noun), craving (for meat). (< kiu N).
kwiu (noun), hunger pang. (< kiu N).
kwk (kadha wa kadha) (abbreviation), etc. (etcetera).
- L -
-la (verb), consume. itakula siku nyingi [Rec]. (< chakula N).
-la (verb), destroy. (< chakula N).
-la (verb), devour. itakula siku nyingi [Rec]. (< chakula N).
-la (verb), eat. wameketi [...] wakila pilau [Muk].
-la (verb), eat up. itakula siku nyingi [Rec]. (< chakula N).
-la (verb), eradicate. (< chakula N).
-la (verb), use up. itakula siku nyingi [Rec]. (< chakula N).
la (interjection), never.
la (interjection), no.
la (interjection), not at all.
la (pronoun), no. (=hapana, siyo, sivyo).
la (pronoun), not so. (=hapana, siyo, sivyo).
-la kiapo (verb), take an oath. mimi sijala kiapo hata kimoja [Ng]. (<
la V, apa V).
-la kiapo (verb), swear. (< idiomatic).
-la mumbi (verb), meet with trouble. akajua ataula mumbi [Moh]. (<
idiomatic).
-la riba (noun), practice usury. la riba. practice usury..
-la taabu (verb), suffer.
-laabu (verb), amuse (oneself).
laana (noun), curse. ana laana la wazazi wake [Rec]. S/he has the curse
of his/her parents.. (< laani V, laanifu Adj).
laana (noun), damnation. Ili kujiondoa katika dhambi na laana ...[Masomo
311]. So as to remove oneself from sin and damnation. (< laani V,
laanifu Adj).
laana (noun), imprecation. ana laana la wazazi wake [Rec]. S/he has the
curse of his/her parents.. (< laani V, laanifu Adj).
-laani (verb), condemn. (< laana N).
-laani (verb), curse. Alilaani na kugombana na mkewe [Balisidya, Masomo
352]. He cursed and fought with his wife.. (< laana N).
-laani (verb), damn. (< laana N).
-laani (verb), swear at. (< laana N).
-laani bilisi (verb), refrain oneself from doing harm (fig.). (<
Arabic).
laanifu (adjective), accursed. (< laana N). [rare]
laanifu (adjective), damned. (< laana N). [rare]
-laaniwa (verb), be condemned. (< laana N).
-laaniwa (verb), be cursed. (< laana N).
labda (adverb), maybe.
labda (adverb), perhaps.
labda (adverb), possibly.
labda (adverb), probably.
labuda (adverb), perhaps.
labuda (adverb), possibly.
labuda (adverb), probably.
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, aroma.
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, pleasant feeling. walikumbatiana wakitweta
katika ladha ya mapenzi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, flavor.
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, fragrance.
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, odor.
ladha (noun 9/10), pl ladha, taste (pleasant). Mashairi ya Kiswahili
yana ladha isiyokinaisha kwa sababu ya kutungwa kwa lafudhi mbalimbali za
Kiswahili [Khan, Masomo 394]. Swahili poems have a sweet taste that
endures because they are composed in different dialects of Swahili.. (<
Arabic).
ladha (noun), taste.
lafdhi (noun 9/10), pl lafdhi, accent. (< Arabic).
lafdhi (noun 9/10), pl lafdhi, pronunciation. (< Arabic).
lafdhi (noun 9/10), pl lafdhi, style of speech. (< Arabic).
lafidhi (noun), accent.
lafidhi (noun), evasion.
lafidhi (noun), excuse.
lafidhi (noun), manner of speaking.
lafidhi (noun), pronunciation.
lafidhi (noun), style.
-lafua (verb), be greedy.
-lafua (verb), be very hungry.
-lafua (verb), be voracious.
lafudhi (noun 9/10), pl lafudhi, accent. (< Arabic).
lafudhi (noun), dialect. Watu wanaosema ndimi zote au lafudhi zote
...[Masomo 232]; Anapotunga mashairi yake hutumia lafudhi ya Kiswahili
kinachosemwa anapoishi [Khan, Masomo 394]. People who speak all languages
or all dialects ...; Whe s/he composes s/he uses the dialect that is
spoken where s/he lives..
lafudhi (noun 9/10), pl lafudhi, pronunciation. alisema mwalimu, lafudhi
yake imegeuka tena [Muk], aliweza kutambua kutokana na lafdhi kwamba yule
mwanamume ni mtu wa Jamaica [Ya]. (< Arabic).
lafudhi (noun 9/10), pl lafudhi, style of speech. (< Arabic).
lafudi (noun), evasion.
lafudi (noun), excuse.
lafudi (noun), manner of speaking.
lafudi (noun), pronunciation.
lafudi (noun), pronunciation.
lafudi (noun), style.
-lafuka (verb), be insatiable (in an intimate sense).
lafuzi (noun), accent.
lafuzi (noun), evasion.
lafuzi (noun), excuse.
lafuzi (noun), manner of speaking.
lafuzi (noun), pronunciation.
lafuzi (noun), style.
-laghai (verb), cheat. Wala huoni haya kuja nilaghai mie wazi wazi?
[Chacha, Masomo 382]. Don't you even feel shame at cheating on me
completely openly?.
-laghai (verb), confuse. (< uragai).
-laghai (verb), deceive.
laghai (adjective), false. (< uragai).
laghai (adjective), fraudulent. (< uragai).
laghai (noun 9/10an), pl laghai, cheat. (< Arabic).
laghai (noun 9/10an), pl laghai, dishonest person. laghai, mikora,
mihuni, hohehahe, fukara [Ng]. (< Arabic).
laghai (noun 9/10an), pl laghai, liar.
laghai (noun 9/10an), pl laghai, sly person. (< Arabic).
laghai (noun), swindler. (=mlaghai). (< uragai).
-laghaika (verb potential), deceive oneself. (< Arabic).
-laghaika (verb potential), delude oneself. akalaghaika kuwa msichana
alisha elewa [Muk]. (< Arabic).
laha (noun), piece of paper. (=ukurasa). [rare]
laha (noun), sheet of paper. (=ukurasa). [rare]
lahaja (noun 9/10), pl lahaja, dialect. Watu wanaosema ndimi zote au
lahaja zote ... [Masomo 232]. People who speak all languages or dialects
....
lahaula (noun 9/10), pl lahaula, blasphemy.
laika (noun 5/6), pl malaika, body hair.
laika (noun), pl malaika, down (of birds).
laika (noun 5/6), pl malaika, downy hair. malaika yamemsimama [Moh].
-laiki (verb), be fitting.
-laiki (verb), be proper.
laiki (adjective), appropriate (usually in reference to actions or
behavior). Mtukufu wa mizungu, laiki wa kila sifa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo
426]. The Honored One of wonders, appropriate for every praise..
laiki (adjective), suitable (usually in reference to actions or
behavior).
laiki (noun 9/10), pl laiki, what is becoming.
laiki (noun 9/10), pl laiki, what is fitting.
laini (adjective), fine.
laini (adjective), gentle.
laini (adjective), smooth. vidole laini, vyembamba na virefu [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
laini (adjective), soft. (< Arabic).
laini (noun 9/10), pl laini, line. Linapasa kufuata laini [Masomo 220].
It's necessary to follow the line.. (< English).
lainifu (adjective), delicate. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
lainifu (adjective), gentle. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
lainifu (adjective), good natured. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
lainifu (adjective), thin. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
-lainika (verb), be delicate. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be gentle. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be good-natured. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be pampered. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be reassuring. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), smooth. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be soft. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be soothing. (< laini Adj).
-lainika (verb), be spoiled. (< laini Adj).
-lainisha (verb), smooth. (< laini).
-lainisha (verb), soften. (< laini).
lainzmani (noun), pl malainzmani, linesman. (< Eng). [sport]
laisensi (noun), patent. (< Eng). [rare]
laisensi (noun), permit. leseni ya udereva [Rec]. (< Eng).
laiti (interjection), would that. laiti angalikuja! [Rec].
laiti (pronoun), oh that. (< Arabic).
laiti! (conjunction), if only!. laiti kuwa n'na uwezo [Sul], laiti
ningalijua! [Ma]. (< Arabic).
laka (noun), sealing wax. (< lakiri N).
-laki (verb), go to greet.
-laki (verb), (go to) meet. aliwalaki kama vile hawakuwa wanafunzi wake
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
-laki (verb), receive someone (in a friendly or ceremonial way). (<
Arabic).
-laki (verb), welcome (someone). (< Arabic).
laki (noun), hundred thousand. (< Ind).
laki (noun), great number. (< Ind).
laki (noun 9/10), pl laki, one hundred thousand.
lakini (conjunction), but.
lakini (conjunction), however.
lakini (conjunction), nevertheless.
lakiri (noun 9/10), pl lakiri, sealing-wax. (< Port).
-lakiwa (verb), be met. (< laki V).
lakki (noun), hundred thousand. (< Ind).
lakki (noun), great number. (< Ind).
-lala (verb), collapse.
-lala (verb), fall down.
-lala (verb), have sexual intercourse with (a woman).
-lala (verb), lie down. lala macho [Rec].
-lala (verb), sleep. wasichana hawa walijifanya kulala [Kez].
-lalaika (verb), complain (from hunger or pain). [rare]
-lalaika (verb), groan (from hunger or pain). [rare]
-lalama (verb), complain. Bloody bitch! alilalama Kaburu [Ng], mama-mtu
alilalama bure tu [Moh].
-lalama (verb), cry out.
-lalama (verb), forgiveness.
-lalama (verb), groan.
-lalama (verb), lament.
-lalama (verb), beg for mercy.
-lalama (verb), wail.
-lalamika (verb), cry for mercy. (< lalama N).
-lalamika (verb potential), complain. Shangwe akilalamika kimoyomoyo
[Muk].
-lalamika (verb potential), lament.
lalamiko (noun 5/6), pl malalamiko, appeal for mercy. (< lalama N).
[usually malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun), pl malalamiko, appeal. (< lalama V). [usually
malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun 5/6), pl malalamiko, complaint. (< lalama N). [usually
malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun), pl malalamiko, entreaty. (< lalama V). [usually
malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun), pl malalamiko, petition. (< lalama V). [usually
malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun), pl malalamiko, request. (< lalama V). [usually
malalamiko]
lalamiko (noun), pl malalamiko, supplication. (< lalama V). [usually
malalamiko]
-lalia (verb applicative), lay on. lakini mikono yake ilikuwa [...]
nyuma ya mgongo wake: nae msichana akawa ameilalia [Muk].
-lamba (verb), lick. wakati akila alizoea kulamba vidole vyake [Kez].
lambilambi (adjective), soft (something that can be licked off). (<
lamba V).
-lambisha (verb), give someone a taste for something, arouse someone's
desire. (< mlamba N, lambilambi N).
lambitia (noun), bado.
lambo (noun), pl malambo, dam.
lambo (noun), pl malambo, dike.
lambo (noun), pl malambo, weir.
-lambwa (verb), be licked. (< lamba V).
-a lami (adjective), paved.
-a lami (adjective), tarmaced.
lami (noun 9/10), pl lami, asphalt. (< Arabic).
lami (noun), glue.
lami (noun 9/10), pl lami, pavement.
lami (noun), pitch.
lami (noun 9/10), pl lami, tar. giza na mwangaza, chokaa na lami [Ya].
(< Arabic).
lammi (noun), glue.
lammi (noun), pitch.
lamsiki (interjection), good bye. Lamsiki, 'sportsgirls'. "Binuru
mwalimu", [Muk]. (< abbr. alamsiki -Arabic).
lana (noun), curse. ana laana la wazazi wake [Rec]. (< laani V, laanifu
Adj).
lana (noun), damnation. ana laana la wazazi wake [Rec]. (< laani V,
laanifu Adj).
lana (noun), imprecation. ana laana la wazazi wake [Rec]. (< laani V,
laanifu Adj).
-landa (verb), be like. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
-landa (verb), resemble. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
-landa (verb), be similar. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
landa (noun), carpenter's plane. piga randa. to plane.. (< Persian).
lango (noun 5/6), pl malango, bay. (< mlango N).
lango (noun 5/6), pl malango, gate. (< mlango N).
lango (noun 5/6), pl malango, goal (between goalposts). (< mlango N).
lango (noun), pl malango, initiation (of boys and girls at puberty).
lango (noun 5/6), pl malango, portal. (< mlango N).
-langua (verb), sell on the black market. pesa yako ya kulangua n'likuwa
naichekea tu [Ma].
-lani (verb), curse. (< laana N).
-lani (verb), damn. (< laana N).
-lani (verb), swear at. (< laana N).
-lani bilisi (verb), refrain oneself from doing harm (fig.). alimsogonea
mumewe amlani bilisi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
-lapa (verb), eat greedily.
-lapa (verb), eat hastily.
-lapa (verb), be famished.
lapulapu (noun), sandal.
lasi (noun 9/10), pl lasi, silk cloth (kind of). (< Pers).
lasu (noun), confection made of peanuts and sugar or meal and syrup. (<
Ind).
-latamia (verb), bring up a child.
-latamia (verb), rear.
latifu (noun 9/10), pl latifu, gentleness.
latifu (noun 9/10), pl latifu, goodness.
latifu (noun 9/10), pl latifu, kindness.
latitudo (noun), latitude. (< Eng).
-lauka (verb), cf lawa.
kama laula (conjunction), if not. (= isipokuwa, ila). [rare]
kama laula (conjunction), unless. (= isipokuwa, ila). [rare]
-laumiwa (verb), be blamed. (< lawama N).
-laumu (verb), accuse. (=kapria, kemea, suta, shtaki, hatia, nenea).
-laumu (verb), blame. Diana anajilaumu kwa kumwamsha yule baba [Muk].
(< Arabic: lawama N).
-laumu (verb), criticize. (=kapria, kemea, suta, shtaki, hatia, nenea).
-laumu (verb), reproach. (< Arabic).
-launi (verb), make the rounds. (< Eng). [rare]
-launi (verb), stroll around. (< Eng). [rare]
-launi (verb), walk around. (< Eng). [rare]
launi (noun), expression (of the face). [rare]
launi (noun), form. [rare]
launi (noun), resemblance. [rare]
launi (noun), shape. [rare]
launi (noun), similarity. [rare]
launilauni (adverb), different. (< launi N).
launilauni (adverb), various. (< launi N).
lavani (noun), vanilla. (< Eng).
-lawa (verb), disclose. [rare]
-lawa (verb), go out. [rare]
-lawa (verb), reveal. [rare]
lawalawa (noun), candy (kind of).
lawalawa (noun), desert.
lawalawa (noun 9/10), pl lawalawa, sweetmeat or pudding saturated with
honey. (< lowa V?).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl malawama, accusation. lawama na hujuma kwa mwili
wake mwenyewe [Moh]. (< laumu V).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl lawama, blame. Bure mwatupa lawama [Amana, Masomo
405]. It's useless for you to blame us.. (< Arabic).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl malawama, criticism. N kazi ya mliwengu, ni
lawama na kashifa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 426]; lawama na hujuma kwa mwili
wake mwenyewe [Moh]. The work of human beings is criticism and slander.
(< laumu V).
lawama (noun), pl malawama, risk of criticism. hatutajitia lawama
kuandika mambo hayo. [Rec]. We are not running the risk of writing on
those matters.. (< laumu V).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl malawama, fault-finding. lawama na hujuma kwa
mwili wake mwenyewe [Moh]. (< laumu V).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl malawama, reprimand. lawama na hujuma kwa mwili
wake mwenyewe [Moh]. (< laumu V).
lawama (noun 9/10), pl malawama, reproach. lawama na hujuma kwa mwili
wake mwenyewe [Moh]. (< laumu V).
lawama (noun), pl malawama, responsibility. hatutajitia lawama kuandika
mambo hayo. [Rec]. We are not taking the responsibility of writing on
those matters.. (< laumu V).
-lawiti (verb), practice pederasty. (= fira).
-laza (verb), provide accommodations. Ili kupunguza gharama za kulaza
wanamichezo wajapo Dar es Salaam ...[Masomo 363]. So as to reduce the
expense of providing accomodations for athletes when they come to Dar es
Salaam .... (< lala V).
-laza (verb), house. (< lala V).
-laza (verb causative), lay down. alisha fikia hatua ya kumlaza
kitandani [Muk].
-laza (verb causative), stretch.
laza (noun), taste.
lazima (adverb), irrevocably. (< lazimu V).
lazima (noun), necessity. chukua lazima [Rec]. (< lazimu V).
lazima (noun), obligation. chukua lazima [Rec]. (< lazimu V).
lazima (noun), responsibility. chukua lazima [Rec]. (< lazimu V).
-lazimika (verb), have no choice. (< lazima N).
-lazimika (verb), be obliged. (< lazima N).
-lazimisha (verb), oblige. (< lazima N).
-lazimisha (verb), require. (< lazima N).
-lazimisha (verb causative), compel. akainuka na kutoka nje ya baa huku
akijilazimisha kutotazama nyuma [Mt]. (< Arabic: lazima N).
-lazimisha (verb causative), force. (< Arabic: lazima N).
-lazimiwa (verb), be obliged. (< lazima N).
-lazimu (verb), compel. (< lazima N).
-lazimu (verb), have to. (< lazima N & Adv).
-lazimu (verb), be must. (< lazima N & Adv).
-lazimu (verb), be necessary. Ilimlazimu kukaa pale kijijini na kujaribu
kuitumia elimu yake ili aishi [Balisidya Masomo 345].. It was necessary
for him to stay there in the village and try to use his education in order
to live.. (< lazima N).
-lazimu (verb), be obligatory. (< lazima N).
-lazwa (verb), be admitted to the hospital. (< lala V).
-lazwa (verb caus-pass), be laid down. nywele zake [...] zikalazwa na
kurefushwa zaidi kwa uzi nyeusi [Muk].
-lazwa (verb caus-pass), be stretched. (< lala V).
le (pronoun), that. watu wale [Rec].
le (pronoun), those. watu wale [Rec].
-lea (verb), bring up (a child). alikuwa akilelewa na mjomba wake [Kez].
-lea (verb), care for. (< malezi N, mlezi N).
-lea (verb), educate.
-lea (verb), nurture.
-lea (verb), raise (a child). Wazazi walilea watoto wanne.. The parents
raised four children..
-lea (verb), rear (a child).
-lea (verb), tend. (< malezi N, mlezi N).
leba (noun), deception. (< lebu V). [rare]
leba (noun), falsehood. (< lebu V). [rare]
leba (noun), labor. (< Eng). [rare]
leba (noun), lie. (< lebu V). [rare]
lebasi (noun 9/10), pl lebasi, clothes. (=mavazi, nguo).
lebasi (noun 9/10), pl lebasi, clothing. (=mavazi, nguo).
-lebu (verb), cheat. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), decieve. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), decieve. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), decieve. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), lie. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), lie. (< leba N). [rare]
-lebu (verb), lie. (< leba N). [rare]
ledizi (noun 9/10), pl ledizi, ladies.
-lega (verb), be careless. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be idle. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be indefinite. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be limp. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be loose. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be negligent. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), oscillate. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be slack. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), swing. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), totter. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be uncertain. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), be unsteady. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-lega (verb), waver. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legalega (verb), be loose. (< lega V).
-legalega (verb), rickety. (< lega V).
-legarega (verb), be careless. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be idle. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be indefinite. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be limp. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be loose. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be negligent. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), oscillate. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be slack. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), swing. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), totter. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be uncertain. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), be unsteady. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legarega (verb), waver. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-legea (verb), be faint. maungo yanalegea na kupoteza nguvu [Muk].
-legea (verb), relax. yule mtoto alilegea katika mikono ya Rehema [Sul].
-legea (verb), be slack. (< lega V).
-legea (verb), be weak.
legeni (noun 9/10), pl legeni, large metal cooking pot.
-legevu (adjective), lazy. (< lega V).
-legevu (adjective), slack. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), easy-going. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), idle. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), limp. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), loose. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), relaxed. (< lega V).
legevu (adjective), slack. (< lega V).
-legeza (verb causative), loosen. Jikazeni! Jilegezeni! [Kez]. (<
lega V).
-legeza (verb causative), slacken.
-legezwa (verb caus-pass), be calmed down.
-legezwa (verb caus-pass), be made to relax. baada ya kulegezwa na
wororo wa tumbuizo [Sul].
lehemu (noun 9/10), pl lehemu, solder. (< lehemu V).
leini (adjective), delicate. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
leini (adjective), gentle. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
leini (adjective), good natured. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
leini (adjective), pliable. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
leini (adjective), thin. (< lainika V, ulaini N).
lela (noun), night. (=usiku). [rare]
lelemama (noun 9/10), pl lelemama, dance (type of).
leli (noun), night. (=usiku). [rare]
-lema (verb), exorcise a spirit.
lema (noun), fish trap (basketwork). [dialect]
-lemaa (verb), be addicted. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be crippled. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be deformed. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be diseased. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be disfigured. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be maimed. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be maimed.
-lemaa (verb), be mutilated. (< kilema N).
-lemaa (verb), be paralysed. (< kilema N).
lemaa (noun 9/10), pl lemaa, blemish. (< kilema N).
lemaa (noun 9/10), pl lemaa, defect. (< kilema N).
lemaa (noun 9/10), pl lemaa, deformity. (< kilema N).
lemaa (noun 9/10), pl lemaa, deformity. (< kilema N).
-lemaza (verb), cripple. (< lemaa V).
-lemaza (verb), maim. (< lemaa V).
-lemaza (verb causative), mutilate. yakawa malezi na kulemaza wakati
mmoja [Moh].
-lembea (verb), hand something down to someone (from a tree etc.).
-lemea (verb), be annoying.
-lemea (verb), be burdensome.
-lemea (verb), crush. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-lemea (verb), impel.
-lemea (verb), oppress. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-lemea (verb), overwhelm. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-lemea (verb), press down. mzigo huu unamlemea [Rec].
-lemea (verb), push forward.
-lemea (verb), be troublesome.
-lemewa (verb), be burdened. (< lemea V).
-lemeza (verb), oppress. (< lemea V).
-lenga (verb), aim (at an object eg. with rifle or spear).
-lenga (verb), clip.
-lenga (verb), crop.
-lenga (verb), cut up (into pieces).
-lenga (verb), dock.
-lenga (verb), slice.
-lenga (verb), aim.
-lenga shabaha (verb), focus on an objective. Maelezo yafuatayou
yametolewa kulenga shabah hiyo [Masomo 3]. The explanations that follow
have been provided to focus on this objective.. (< lenga V, shabaha N).
-lengalenga (verb), be on the point of crying.
-lengalenga (verb), be tearful.
lengelenge (noun 5/6), pl malengelenge, blister.
lengelenge (noun 5/6), pl malengelenge, pockmark.
lengelenge (noun 5/6), pl malengelenge, scar.
lengelenge (noun 5/6), pl malengelenge, welt.
lengo (noun 5/6), pl malengo, aim. (< lenga V).
lengo (noun), pl malengo, goal. (< lenga V).
lengo (noun 5/6), pl malengo, intent. (< lenga V).
lengo (noun 5/6), pl malengo, objective. (< lenga V).
lengo (noun 5/6), pl malengo, target. (< lenga V).
lenzi (noun 9/10), pl lenzi, lens (used in textbooks). (< Eng).
leo (adverb), today. ukoloni mambo leo [Rec].
leo (noun 9), the present time.
leo asubuhi (phrase), this morning.
lepe (noun 5/6), pl malepe, drowsiness.
lepe (noun 5/6), pl malepe, faintness.
lepe (noun), pl malepe, sleepiness. (= usingizi, uzito, sinzia). [rare]
lesani (noun), language. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
lesani (noun), tongue. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
lesani (noun), voice. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
leseni (noun 9/10), pl leseni, license. mfanya biashara hawezi kupata
leseni [Mun]. (< Eng.).
leseni (noun), patent. (< Eng). [rare]
leseni (noun), permit. leseni ya udereva [Rec]. (< Eng).
lesensi (noun), patent. (< Eng). [rare]
lesensi (noun), permit. leseni ya udereva [Rec]. (< Eng).
leso (noun 9/10), pl leso, maleso, handkerchief. (< Port).
leso (noun), pl leso, maleso, woman's kerchief. (< Port).
leso (noun 9/10), pl leso, maleso, sash. (< Port).
leso (noun 9/10), pl leso, maleso, scarf. (< Port).
leso (noun), pl leso, maleso, woman's shawl. (< Port).
leso (noun 9/10), pl leso, cotton cloth wrapper.
-leta (verb), bring.
-leta (verb), bring about. (< mletaji, uletaji N).
-leta (verb), produce. (< mletaji, uletaji N).
-leta (verb), fetch.
-letea (verb), bring to. (< leta V).
-letewa (verb), be brought to. (< leta V).
-letwa (verb), be brought. (< leta V).
leuleu (noun 5/6), pl maleuleu, dizziness. katika leu leu la maumivu
makubwa [Muk].
leuleu (noun 5/6), pl maleuleu, giddiness.
leuleu (noun 5/6), pl maleuleu, inebriation.
levi (adjective), drunken.
levi (adjective), intoxicated.
-levuka (verb), get sober. (< lewa V).
-levya (verb), intoxicate. (< lewa V).
-lewa (verb), be drunk. Kaburu huyo siku hiyo alikuwa amelewa [Ng].
-lia (verb), go bang. bunduki imelia [Rec]. (< mlio, mlizi, ulizi N).
-lia (verb), cry. Matika alirejea jikoni kwa mama yake huku akilia kwa
kwikwi [Balisidya, Masomo 348].. Matika returned to her mother in the
kitchen and here she cried by sobbing..
-lia (verb), despair. [slang]
-lia (verb), lose all hope. [slang]
-lia (verb), make a loud noise. bunduki imelia [Rec]. (< mlio, mlizi,
ulizi N).
-lia (verb), resign oneself. wee ulie tu [Ma]. [slang]
-lia (verb), sing. ndege analia [Rec]. (< mlio, mlizi, ulizi N).
-lia (verb), twitter. ndege analia [Rec]. (< mlio, mlizi, ulizi N).
-lia (verb), weep. mtoto analia [Rec]. (< mlio, mlizi, ulizi N).
-lia kiapo (verb), take an oath.
-lia kinyonge (verb), cry piteously.
libasi (noun 9/10), pl lebasi, clothes. (=mavazi, nguo).
licha (ya)...hata... (conjunction), not only...but (what is more
important).... Licha ya mikoko, Lamu pia inajulikana kwa misitu yake
[Masomo 154]. In addition to mangrove trees, Lamu also is known for its
forests..
liga (noun 5/6), pl maliga, poison. (=sumu, sumisha). [rare]
ligi (noun), association. (< Eng).
ligi (noun), club. (< Eng).
ligi (noun), league. (< Eng).
ligu (noun), association. (< Eng).
ligu (noun), club. (< Eng).
ligu (noun), league. (< Eng).
lijamu (noun 9/10), pl lijamu, bit (of horse).
-lika (verb), be consumed.
-lika (verb), be eaten up.
-lika (verb), be edible.
-lika (verb potential), be worn out. [nyayo za viatu vyako] mara
utaziona zinalika [Abd].
-likiza (verb), dismiss. (= acha, ondosha, ruhusu). (< likiza V).
[rare]
-likiza (verb), dispatch.
-likiza (verb), dispose of something quickly.
-likiza (verb), finish.
-likiza (verb), give a holiday to someone. (= acha, ondosha, ruhusu).
(< likiza V). [rare]
-likiza (verb), give leave. (< likizo N).
-likiza (verb), let go. (= acha, ondosha, ruhusu). (< likiza V).
[rare]
-likiza (verb), send away. (< likizo N).
-likiza (verb), wean a child. (= acha, ondosha, ruhusu). (< likiza V).
[rare]
likizo (noun 9/10), pl likizo, holiday.
likizo (noun 9/10), pl likizo, leave.
likizo (noun 9/10), pl likizo, vacation. Walirudi majumbani kwao kwa
likizo zao [Balisidya, Masomo 345]; likizo yako imebakia siku tatu [Sul].
They returned to their large homes for their vacations; your vacation has
three days remaining..
likwama (noun 5/6), pl malikwama, handcart.
likwama (noun 5/6), pl malikwama, wheelbarrow.
lilam (noun), auction. (< Ind).
lilam (noun), public sale. (< Ind).
lilamu (noun), auction. (< Ind).
lilamu (noun), public sale. (< Ind).
lile (pronoun), pl yale, that.
-lilia (verb), weep for. (< lia V).
-lilia (verb applicative), bewail. mwanamme ambaye hadi dakika hii, moyo
wa Diana bado unamlilia [Muk].
-lilia (verb applicative), cry to get something. mara nyingi utamsikia
analilia jembe [Kez].
-liliwa (verb), be wept for. (< lia V).
-lima (verb), cultivate.
-lima (verb), dig. [agri]
-lima (verb), plow. (< limaji Adj, kilimo N).
-lima (verb), hoe.
-lima (verb), plow.
lima (noun 9/10), pl lima, wedding feast (in exp. lima ya arusi). lima
ya harusi.
limao (noun 5/6), pl malimao, lemon.
-limatia (verb), delay. [dial.]
-limatia (verb), hesitate. [dial.]
-limatia (verb), be late. [dial.]
-limatia (verb), stay behind. [dial.]
limau (noun 5/6), pl malimao, lemon. (< Pers).
-limbika (verb), be indulgent. (< mlimbiko N).
-limbika (verb), be patient. (< mlimbiko N).
-limbika (verb), save. (< mlimbiko N).
-limbika (verb), store up. (< mlimbiko N).
-limbika (verb), wait for something to grow. limbika nywele [Rec]. (<
mlimbiko N).
-limbika (verb), wait for something to ripen. limbika nywele [Rec]. (<
mlimbiko N).
limbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, economy. (< limbika V).
limbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, reserve; (econ.) reserve fund. (< limbika
V).
limbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, supply (econ.) reserve fund. (< limbika
V).
limbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, thrift. (< limbika V).
-limbikwa (verb), be waited for. (< limbika V).
-limbua (verb), eat the first fruits of a new harvest. (< limbuko N).
-limbua (verb), use for the first time. (< limbuko N).
-limbuka (verb), enjoy the first fruits. (< limbika V).
limbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, first benefits. (< limbua V).
limbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, anticipated enjoyment. (<
limbua V).
limbuko (noun 5/6), pl malimbuko, first fruits. (< limbika V).
limbuko (noun 5/6), pl malimbuko, fulfillment of hope. (< limbika V).
limbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, anticipated pleasure. (< limbua
V).
limi (adjective), loquacious. (< kilimi N, mlimi N, ulimi N).
limi (adjective), talkative. (< kilimi N, mlimi N, ulimi N).
-limuka (verb), be cunning. (=danganya, hila, hadaa). (< elimu N,
limuko N).
-limuka (verb), be sly. (=danganya, hila, hadaa). (< elimu N, limuko
N).
-limuka (verb), be treacherous. (=danganya, hila, hadaa). (< elimu N,
limuko N).
-limuka (verb), underhand. (=danganya, hila, hadaa). (< elimu N, limuko
N).
limuko (noun), pl malimuko, craftiness. (< limuka V).
limuko (noun), pl malimuko, cunning. (< limuka V).
limuko (noun), pl malimuko, deceit. (< limuka V).
-limwa (verb), be plowed. (< lima V).
-linda (verb), guard. Askari wake walimlinda chifu po pote alipokwenda
[Masomo 52]. His guards guarded the chief where ever he went..
-linda (verb), protect. Walianza kujenga ngome kubwa ili kuulinda mlango
wa bandari msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo 141]. They
began to build a large fort in order to protect the entrance to the
harbor..
-linda (verb), watch over. -linda nyumba [Rec]. (< lindo N, mlinzi N).
lindi (noun), pl malindi, cesspool. lindi la kupanda mbegu [Rec]. (<
kilindi N).
lindi (noun), pl malindi, drain. lindi la kupanda mbegu [Rec]. (<
kilindi N).
lindi (noun), pl malindi, hole. lindi la kupanda mbegu [Rec]. (<
kilindi N).
lindi (noun), pl malindi, pit. lindi la kupanda mbegu [Rec]. (< kilindi
N).
lindo (noun), pl malindo, guard-post. (< linda V).
lindo (noun), pl malindo, lookout. (< linda V).
lindo (noun), pl malindo, cylindrical box made of bark.
-lindwa (verb), be guarded. (< linda V).
-linga (verb), aim.
-linga (verb), accommodate. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N). [rare]
-linga (verb), adapt. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N). [rare]
-linga (verb), make equal. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N). [rare]
-linga (verb), make harmonious. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N). [rare]
-linga (verb), put together for comparison.
-lingana (verb), be alike. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb), be comparable. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb), compare. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb), be equal. Kura zikilingana basi karatasi hizo huanza
kuhesabiwa tena.. If the votes are equal then the ballots begin to be
counted again.. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb), equalize. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb), harmonize.
-lingana (verb), match. angeliweza kulingana na yule kijana [Sul]. (<
linga V).
-lingana (verb), be the same. (< linga V).
-lingana (verb associative), agree. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N).
-lingana (verb associative), fit. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N).
-lingana (verb associative), suit. (< linganifu Adj, linganisho N).
linganifu (adjective), agreeing. (< linga V).
linganifu (adjective), fitting. (< linga V).
linganifu (adjective), harmonius. (< linga V).
linganifu (adjective), homogenous. (< linga V).
linganifu (adjective), suitable. (< linga V).
linganifu (adjective), symmetrical. (< linga V).
-linganisha (verb causative), compare. na kuilinganisha [kanzu ile] na
bweta zima la nguo za thamani alizoziacha kwao [Sul]. (< linga V).
-linganisha kuza (verb), develop. (< linga V).
-linganisha kuza (verb), extend. (< linga V).
-linganisha kuza (verb), enlarge.
-linganisha kuza (verb), magnify.
linganisho (noun), pl malinganisho, comparison.
-linganishwa (verb caus-pass), be compared. cha mtema kuni kitakuwa
kama papai kwa kijiko kikilinganishwa na kile ambacho utakiona wewe [Ng].
-linganya (verb), harmonize. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), agreeing. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), fitting. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), harmonius. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), homogenous. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), suitable. (< linga V).
linganyifu (adjective), symmetrical. (< linga V).
-lingwa (verb), be caught up in something.
-lingwa (verb), become confused.
-lingwa (verb), be disconcerted.
-lingwa (verb), be perplexed.
-lingwa (verb), be tangled in something.
lini (pronoun), at what time?.
lini? (pronoun), when?.
lio (noun 5/6), pl malio, noise. (< lia V).
lio (noun 5/6), pl malio, loud sound. (< lia V).
-lipa (verb), compensate. (< lipo N).
-lipa (verb), indemnify. (< lipo N).
-lipa (verb), make up for. (< lipo N).
-lipa (verb), pay.
-lipa taslimu (verb), pay in cash.
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, atonement. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, blackmail. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, extortion. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, demand for payment of a debt. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, penance. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, retaliation. (< lipa V).
lipizi (noun), pl malipizi, revenge. (< lipa V).
lipo (noun), pl malipo, compensation. (< lipa V).
lipo (noun 5/6), pl malipo, payment. Zilikuwapo stakabadhi za malipo
[Ganzel Masomo 175]. There were receipts of payments.. (< lipa V).
lipo (noun 5/6), pl malipo, recompense. (< lipa V).
lipo (noun), pl malipo, reparation. (< lipa V).
-piga lipu (verb), plaster a wall.
lipu (noun 9/10), pl lipu, plaster.
lipu (noun 9/10), pl lipu, stucco. (< Ind).
lipu ndani (noun 9/10), pl lipu ndani, inside plaster.
-lipuka (verb), explode. (< lipua V).
-lipuka (verb), burst into flames. (< mlipuaji N, mlipuko N).
-lipuka (verb), flare up. (< lipua V).
-lipuka (verb), fly into a rage. (< mlipuaji N, mlipuko N).
-lipwa (verb), be paid. (< lipa V).
lisani (noun 9/10), pl lisani, flap under opening of kanzu in front.
lisani (noun), language. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
lisani (noun), tongue. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
lisani (noun), voice. (=ulimi, usemi, lugha). [rare]
lisasi (noun), bullet. tia risasi. load a rifle..
lisasi (noun), solder (tin or lead). tia risasi. to tin-plate..
-lisha (verb causative), feed (a person or animal). leo nchi yetu ya
Marikani inawalisha Warusi kwa ngano [Kez]. (< la V).
-lisha (verb causative), oath someone. Aliwataja wote waliomlisha na
wale waliokula pamoja naye [Kareithi Masomo 53]. She named those who
oathed her and those who took the oath with her..
-lisha (verb), graze. (< la V).
-lisha (verb), pasture. (< la V).
-lishana yamini (verb), swear solemnly to each other. wakaonyeshana nia
na kulishana yamini [Moh].
-lishwa (verb), be fed. (< la V).
livu (noun 9/10), pl livu, break for rest. (< Eng).
livu (noun 9/10), pl livu, leave of absence. (< Eng).
-liwa (verb passive), be eaten. (< la V).
-liwa nyama mbichi (phrase), be eaten alive. tutakuja kuliwa nyama
mbichi hapa [Moh]. (< idiomatic).
liwa (noun), variety of sandalwood. (< mliwa N, msagaliwa N).
-liwaa (verb), forget. [rare]
liwado (noun 5/6), pl maliwado, butt end of something (i.e. the part put
on the ground). (< kwata Adv, liwata V).
liwado (noun), pl maliwado, flattened grass. (< kwata Adv, liwata V).
liwado (noun), pl maliwado, spoor (of an animal). (< kwata Adv, liwata
V).
liwado (noun), pl maliwado, trail (of an animal). (< kwata Adv, liwata
V).
liwali (noun), pl maliwali, administrative official or headman in the
colonial era (generally an Arab appointed by the governmnet to handle
relations with the Moslem community).
-liwata (verb), step on. (< kwata Adv, liwato N).
-liwata (verb), tread on. (< kwata Adv, liwato N).
liwato (noun 5/6), pl maliwato, butt end of something (i.e. the part put
on the ground). (< kwata Adv, liwata V).
liwato (noun 5/6), pl maliwato, butt joint.
liwato (noun), pl maliwato, flattened grass. (< kwata Adv, liwata V).
liwato (noun), pl maliwato, spoor (of an animal). (< kwata Adv, liwata
V).
liwato (noun), pl maliwato, trail (of an animal). (< kwata Adv, liwata
V).
-liwaza (verb), calm. (< liwazo N, maliwazo N).
-liwaza (verb), comfort. Pakitukia kifo, mathalan, atawatungia shairi
wafiwa kuwaliwaza [Khan, Masomo 391]. If a death occurs, for example,
s/he will compose a poem for the bereaved to comfort them.. (< liwazo N,
maliwazo N).
-liwaza (verb), console.
-liwaza (verb), console. (< liwazo N, maliwazo N).
-liwaza (verb), quiet.
-liwaza (verb), reassure. (< liwazo N, maliwazo N).
-liwaza (verb), soothe.
-liwaza (verb), express sympathy. (< liwazo N, maliwazo N).
-liwazika (verb potential), be comforted. Rehema aliliwazika kumwona
[Sul].
-liwazika (verb potential), be relieved.
liwazo (noun), pl maliwazo, comfort. (< liwaza V). [rare]
liwazo (noun), pl maliwazo, condolence. (< liwaza V). [rare]
liwazo (noun), pl maliwazo, sympathy. (< liwaza V). [rare]
liza (noun), door chain.
-lizia (verb appl-caus), make cry. (< lia v).
-lizia ndege mbaya (phrase), have a bad premonition (lit. make a bird of
ill omen cry). upweke na ukiwa [...] ulilizia ndege mbaya [Moh].
-lla (adverb), every (poetic for kila). (< kila). [poetic]
lo (interjection), oh! well! (interjection of joy or amazement).
lo! (interjection), My!.
-loa (verb), moist. (< lowefu Adj).
-loa (verb), be saturated. (< lowefu Adj).
-loana (verb reciprocal), be soaked. akatazama nje kwa macho yaliyoloana
machozi [Sul].
-loana (verb reciprocal), be wet.
lodi (noun), arrogant person. (< eng).
lodi (noun), monocle.
lodi (noun), pompous person. (< eng).
lodi (noun), talebearer. (< eng).
lofa (noun 5/6), pl malofa, derelict. (< Eng.).
lofa (noun 5/6an), pl malofa, loafer. (< Eng.).
lofa (noun 5/6an), pl malofa, poor and foolish man. najidanganya
mwenyewe kuwa na lofa wewe [Ma]. (< Eng.).
-loga (verb), bewitch.
-loga (verb), enchant. [archaic]
-loga (verb), place under a spell. [archaic]
-logoa (verb), remove a spell. (< loga V).
-logoa (verb), inv of loga.
-logwa (verb), be bewitched. (< loga V).
-loja (verb), be amazed.
-loja (verb), be astonished.
lokalaizesheni (noun), localization. (< Eng).
lokeshen (noun), pl malokeshen, location. (< Eng).
lokeshen (noun), pl malokeshen, settlement area for Africans (during
colonialism). (< Eng).
lokesheni (noun 9/10), pl lokesheni, administrative region below a
division (in Kenya).
lokesheni (noun 9/10), pl lokesheni, reservations, areas where Africans
were forced to live.
loma (noun), ant-bear.
-londea (verb), hang around hoping for something.
-londea (verb), hunt for something.
-londea (verb), live at someone else's expense.
-londea (verb), look for something.
-londea (verb), sponge.
-londea (verb), want something.
longitudo (noun), longitude. (< Eng).
lonjo (adjective), big (of persons). (< mlonjo N). [rare]
lonjo (adjective), tall (of persons). (< mlonjo N). [rare]
lonyo (adjective), chic (of clothes).
lonyo (adjective), fine (of clothes).
lonyo (adjective), grand (of clothes).
lonyo (adjective), pretty (of clothes).
lonyo (adjective), smart (of clothes).
lonyo (adjective), splendid (of clothes).
lonyo (noun), bragging.
lonyo (noun), demonstration.
lonyo (noun), ostentation.
lonyo (noun), presentation.
lonyo (noun), show.
lonyo (noun), showing off.
loo (interjection), oh! well! (interjection of joy or amazement).
lopoka (adverb), speak without thinking.
lopoka (adverb), talk nonsense.
lori (noun), pl malori, open freight car. (< Eng).
lori (noun), pl malori, lorry. (< Eng).
lori (noun), pl malori, rail. (< Eng).
lori (noun 5/6), pl malori, truck.
lovulovu (noun), candy (kind of).
lovulovu (noun), desert (kind of).
-lowa (verb), be damp.
-lowa (verb), get soaked.
-lowa (verb), get wet. kumtazama kwa macho yaliyolowa machozi [Sul].
-lowa (verb), get drenched.
-lowa (verb), moist. (< lowefu Adj).
-lowa (verb), be saturated. (< lowefu Adj).
-lowana (verb), be damp. funika kwa kitambaa kilicholowana [Masomo 15].
cover with a damp cloth. (< lowa V).
-lowana (verb), be moistened. (< lowa V).
-lowana (verb reciprocal), be soaked. sehemu ya chini ya kanga ilikuwa
imelowana sana [Kez].
-lowana (verb reciprocal), be wet. [fig.] nyuso zilizolowana cheko [Ma].
-lowana (verb), get drenched. (< lowa V).
lowefu (adjective), damp. (< lowa V). [rare]
lowefu (adjective), wet. (< lowa V). [rare]
-loweka (verb), soak. (< lowa V).
-lowela (verb), establish oneself (in a certain place). (< mlowezi N).
-lowela (verb), remain (in a certain place). (< mlowezi N).
-lowela (verb), settle (in a certain place). (< mlowezi N).
-loweshwa (verb caus-pass), be soaked. kitambaa kile kinaloweshwa kwa
vitu vilivyo chupani [Muk].
-loweza (verb), soak. (< lowa V).
lozi (noun 5/6), pl malozi, almond.
lozi (noun), pl walozi, magician. (< loga V).
lozi (noun), pl walozi, sorcerer. (< loga V).
luanga (noun), bird (kind of).
ludha (noun), taste.
lugha (noun), dialect.
lugha (noun 9/10), pl lugha, language.
luja (noun), robber. (= mwizi, mkwepuzi). [rare]
luja (noun 9/10an), pl luja, thief.
luja (noun 9/10), pl luja, deep thought.
luja (noun), deep thought. [rare]
lukuki (noun), myriad. (< Ind).
lukuki (noun 9/10), pl lukuki, number (too large to count).
lukuma (noun), bite.
lukuma (noun 14), pl lukuma, food.
lukuma (noun), inducement.
lukuma (noun), morsel.
lukuma (noun), quid pro quo.
-zama lulu (verb), dive for pearls.
lulu (noun 9/10), pl lulu, pearl. (=lulumizi).
lulumizi (noun 9/10), pl lulumizi, mother of pearl. (< lulu N).
lumba (noun), question. (= simulia, hadithia, hoji). [rare]
lumba (noun), report. (= simulia, hadithia, hoji). [rare]
lumba (noun), a formal speech. (= simulia, hadithia, hoji). [rare]
lumba (noun), a serious talk. (= simulia, hadithia, hoji). [rare]
lumbui (noun 9/10an), pl lumbui, chameleon. (=kinyonga, kigeugeu).
lumbwi (noun 9/10an), pl lumbwi, chameleon. (=kinyonga, kigeugeu).
-lundika (verb), accumulate. (< lundo N).
-lundika (verb), assemble. (< lundo N).
-lundika (verb), gather. (< lundo N).
-lundika (verb), be piled up. (< lundo N).
-lundika (verb), store up. (< lundo N).
-lundika (verb), be stored. (< lundo N).
lungu (noun), knobbed stick.
-lungula (verb), blackmail.
-lungula (verb), extort. (< mlungula N).
-lungula (verb), rob. (< mlungula N).
-lungula (verb), take by force. (< mlungula N).
-lungula (verb), threaten. (< mlungula N).
lusu (noun), robber. (= luja, mwizi). [rare]
lusu (noun), thief. (= luja, mwizi). [rare]
luteka (noun 9/10), pl luteka, troop maneuver.
luva (noun), variety of sandalwood. (< mliwa N, msagaliwa N).
luwali (noun), pl maluwali, administrative official or headman in the
colonial era (generally an Arab appointed by the governmnet to handle
relations with the Moslem community).
-luzu (verb), be broke.
-luzu (verb), be on the rocks.
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maabadi (noun), rel. place of worship.
maabara (noun 6), laboratory.
maabudu (noun), religious observance.
maabudu (noun), reverence.
maabudu (noun), religious service.
maabudu (noun), object of worship.
maabudu (noun), worship.
maadam (conjunction), as long as. Aweza, maadam akijibidiisha [Khan,
Masomo 395]. s/he may, as long as s/he is diligent..
maadam (conjunction), since. (< Arabic).
maadam (conjunction), when. (< Arabic).
maadam (conjunction), while. hanioni kuwa mume kwake maadam sifanyi kazi
[Abd]. (< Arabic).
maadam (conjunction), because.
maadam (conjunction), as long as.
maadam (conjunction), since.
maadam (conjunction), when.
maadam (conjunction), while.
maadam ya (preposition), according to.
maadam ya (preposition), in consequence of.
maadamu (conjunction), as. "Tunafanya hivi kukuoka na janga, maadamu
sasa huna kazi wala cho chote"[Balisidya, Masomo 348]. We have done this
to save you from failure, as now you don't have work or anything..
maadamu (conjunction), since. sasa, maadamu alikuwa amekwisha mwoa,
alipaswa kumtendea kama wanawake wengine [Kez]. (< Arabic).
maadamu (conjunction), when. atakuwa radhi maadamu keshamfinyanga
mwanawe [Moh]. (< Arabic).
maadamu (conjunction), while. (< Arabic).
maafa (noun 6), horror. (< Arabic).
maafa (noun), pl maafa, misfortune. Rangi pambo lake Mungu, si alama ya
maafa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 425]. Colors are God's design, not a sign
of misfortune.
maafa (noun 6), terror. (< Arabic).
riwaya ya maafa (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za maafa, horror story. nilikuwa
nikiyaona maafa na maudhi [Abd]. I was watching horror and grief.
maafa asilia (phrase), natural disaster.
maafikano (noun), pl maafikano, agreement.
maafikano (noun), pl maafikano, contract.
maafikano (noun), pl maafikano, settlement.
maafikano (noun), pl maafikano, treaty.
maafikano (noun), pl maafikano, mutual understanding.
maafikiano (noun), pl maafikiano, agreement.
maafikiano (noun), pl maafikiano, contract.
maafikiano (noun), pl maafikiano, mutual understanding.
maafikiano (noun), pl maafikiano, settlement.
maafikiano (noun), pl maafikiano, treaty.
maagizo (noun), pl maagizo, cf. agizo; instructions. Afadhali tufuate
maagizo ya mwalimu.. It's best for us to follow the teacher's
instructions..
jumba la maakuli (noun 5/6), pl majumba ya maakuli, refectory. akaelekea
kwenye jumba la maakuli [Muk].
maakuli (noun 6), eating. (< Arabic).
maakuli (noun 6), food. (< -la V).
maakuli (noun), pl maakuli, food.
maakuli (noun), pl maakuli, provender.
maakuli (noun), pl maakuli, provisions.
maakuli (noun 6), victuals. (< Arabic).
maakuli (noun), pl maakuli, victuals.
maala (noun), pl maala, case (for knife or sword).
maalum (adjective), acknowledged.
maalum (adjective), characteristic.
maalum (adjective), distinguished.
maalum (adjective), esteemed.
maalum (adjective), famous.
maalum (adjective), important.
maalum (adjective), particular. ilikuwa ishara maalum iliyotia tamaa
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
maalum (adjective), proper. (< Arabic).
maalum (adjective), special. Siku ya mashujaa ya leo ni siku maalum
[Nyerere, Masomo 274]; mkataba maalum [Masomo 3]. Heroes Day today is a
special day; a special charter. (< Arabic).
maalum (adjective), special. mwandishi maalum. specialist, expert.
maalum (adjective), well-known.
maalum (adverb), certainly.
maalum (adverb), definitely. Leo atakuja Said? Maalum. Is Saidi coming
today? Definitely.
maalum (adverb), permanently.
maalum (adverb), regularly. Hana maalum ya kuja hapa. he does not come
here regularly.
maalum (adjective), particular.
maalumu (adjective), acknowleged.
maalumu (adjective), characteristic.
maalumu (adjective), distinguished.
maalumu (adjective), esteemed.
maalumu (adjective), famous.
maalumu (adjective), particular.
maalumu (adjective), recognized.
maalumu (adjective), special. mwandishi maalumu; Sala maalumu kwa
Serikali na viongozi zilifanywa [Masomo 335].. specialist, expert;
Special prayers.
maalumu (adjective), well-known.
maalumu (adverb), certainly.
maalumu (adverb), definitely. Leo atakuja Saidi? Maalumu. Is Saidi
coming today? Definitely.
maalumu (adverb), permanently.
maalumu (adverb), regularly. Hana maalumu ya kuja hapa. He does not
come here regularly.
maamkio (noun), pl maamkio, bow.
maamkio (noun), pl maamkio, greeting.
maamkio (noun 6), greetings. (< amka V).
maamkio (noun), pl maamkio, salutation.
maamkizi (noun), pl maamkizi, bow.
maamkizi (noun), pl maamkizi, greeting.
maamkizi (noun 6), greetings. (< amka V).
maamkizi (noun), pl maamkizi, salutation.
maamuma (noun), pl maamuma, fool.
maamuma (noun), pl maamuma, simpleton.
maamuma (noun), pl maamuma, stupid person.
maamuzi (noun), pl maamuzi, decision. (< amua).
maamuzi (noun), pl maamuzi, judgement. (< amua).
maamuzi (noun), pl maamuzi, verdict. (< amua).
-a maana (adjective), decent.
-a maana (adjective), worth considering. alikuwa ameshindwa hata kujenga
nyumba ya maana [Kez].
maana (conjunction), because. maana watakucheka Waswahili wenzako [Ma].
maana (conjunction), because.
maana (conjunction), in order that.
maana (conjunction), since.
maana (noun 9/10), pl maana, cause.
maana (noun), intention.
maana (noun 9/10), pl maana, meaning. vile vituko vilivyomo katika maana
ndivyo vilivyokuwa vigumu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
maana (noun), meaning.
maana (noun), objective.
maana (noun), purpose.
maana (noun 9/10), pl maana, reason.
maana (noun), reason.
maana (noun), significance.
maanake (interjection), that is to say. (< maana N, yake pron).
maandalio (noun), pl maandalio, preparation (of food, etc). maandalio ya
mkutano. preparations for a meeting. (< andaa).
maandalizi (noun 6), preparations. Maandalizi ya awali yamefanywa na
utekelezaji utaanza mwakani [Masomo 363].. The preliminary preparations
have been made and the completion will begin within a year..
maandamano (noun 9/10), pl maandamano, demonstration. (< andaa V).
maandamano (noun 9/10), pl maandamano, march. (< andaa V).
maandazi (noun 6), doughnut-like type of sweet bread. maandazi ya mayai.
egg doughnut. (< andaa V).
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, communique.
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, document.
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, preparation.
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, rel. Holy Scriptures.
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, serving( of food). (< andika, andiko).
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, written statement.
maandiko (noun), pl maandiko, writing.
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, content.
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, handwriting. [rare]
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, idea (of a literary work).
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, literature.
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, significance.
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, theoretical.
maandishi (noun), pl maandishi, theory (in gen.).
maangalio (noun), pl maangalio, examination.
maangalio (noun), pl maangalio, inspection.
maangalio (noun), pl maangalio, investigation.
maangalio (noun), pl maangalio, observation.
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, attention.
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, attentiveness.
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, care.
maangalizi (noun 1/2), pl waangalizi, caretaker. (< angalia V).
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, observation.
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, supervision.
maangalizi (noun 1/2), pl waangalizi, supervisor. (< angalia V).
maangalizi (noun 6), watchfulness. (< angalia V).
maangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, decay. (< angamia).
maangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, decline. (< angamia).
maangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, destruction. (< angamia).
maangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, downfall. (< angamia).
maangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, ruin. (< angamia).
maangamizo (noun), pl maangamizo, accident. (< angamia).
maangamizo (noun), pl maangamizo, casualty. (< angamia).
-maanisha (verb), denote. (< maana N).
-maanisha (verb causative), intend. sasa nimeuona wema aliomaanisha
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
-maanisha (verb causative), mean. kuwabembeleza ingemaanisha
kuchelewesha mapinduzi [Mun]. (< Arabic).
-maanisha (verb causative), have in mind. (< Arabic).
-maanisha (verb causative), signify. (< Arabic).
maanzilisho (noun), pl maanzilisho, establishment. (< anza).
maanzilisho (noun), pl maanzilisho, foundation. (< anza).
maanzilisho (noun), pl maanzilisho, introduction. (< anza).
maanzilisho (noun), pl maanzilisho, organization. (< anza).
maarasi (noun), carrying-pole (a pole carried on the shoulder with water
in tins hanging from either end). [rare]
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, discernment. (< arifu).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, erudition. (< arifu).
maarifa (noun 6), experience. (< arifa N).
maarifa (noun 6), facts. (< arifa N).
maarifa (noun 6), information. (< arifa N).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, information. (< arifu).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, insight. (< arifu).
maarifa (noun 6), intelligence. vijana walianza kazi yao kwa juhudi na
maarifa [Mun]. (< Arabic).
maarifa (noun 6), knowledge. (< arifa N).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, knowledge. (< arifu).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, science. maarifa ya lugha. linguistics. (<
arifu).
maarifa (noun 6), skills. (< arifa N).
maarifa (noun), pl maarifa, understanding. (< arifu).
maarubu (noun), pl maarubu, ulterior motive (but not necessarily bad).
[rare]
maarubu (noun), pl maarubu, purpose (concealed). [rare]
maarufu (adjective), distinguished. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), enthusiastic. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), esteemed. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), famous. (< arifa N).
maarufu (adjective), famous. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), important. Mikoko na samaki ni maarfu Lamu [Masomo
153]. Mangrove trees and fish are important in Lamu.. (< arifa N).
maarufu (adjective), inveterate. msikilizaji maarufu wa redio. an
inveterate listener to a radio. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), well known. (< arifa N).
maarufu (adjective), untiring. (< arifu).
maarufu (adjective), well-known. (< arifu).
maarusi (noun 6), bridal couple. (< arusi N).
maarusi (noun), pl maarusi, bride and bridegroom. coll. msiende kama
maarusi. Hurry up! (lit. Don't walk like a bride and bridegroom).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, disobedience. (< asi).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, insubordination. (< asi).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, insurrection. (< asi).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, desertion. (< asi). [mil]
maasi (noun), pl maasi, rebellion. (< asi).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, recalcitrance. (< asi).
maasi (noun), pl maasi, revolt. (< asi).
maasum (noun), pl waasum, disobedient person. (< asi V).
maasum (noun), pl waasum, insurgent. (< asi V).
maasum (noun), pl waasum, intractable person. (< asi V).
maasum (noun), pl waasum, rebel. (< asi V).
maawio (noun 6), east. (< waa V).
maawio (noun), pl maawio, east.
maawio (noun 6), sunrise. (< waa V).
maawio (noun), pl maawio, sunrise.
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, aim.
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, decision.
maazimio (noun 6), intention. (< azima V).
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, intention.
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, plan.
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, program.
maazimio (noun 6), program of work. (< azima V).
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, project.
maazimio (noun), pl maazimio, purpose.
maazimio (noun 6), scheme. (< azima V).
maazimo (noun), pl maazimo, debt.
maazimo (noun), pl maazimo, loan.
mabao (noun), pl mabao, sport score.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, badness.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, bitterness.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, embitterment.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, malice.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, spitefulness.
mabaya (noun), pl mabaya, wickedness.
mabembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, cajolery.
mabembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, caressing.
mabembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, coaxing.
mabembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, flattery.
mapembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, cajolery.
mapembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, caressing.
mapembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, coaxing.
mapembelezo (noun), pl mabembelezo, flattery.
mabishano (noun), pl mabishano, altercation.
mabishano (noun), pl mabishano, contradiction.
mabishano (noun), pl mabishano, dispute.
mabishano (noun), pl mabishano, quarrel.
mabishano (noun), pl mabishano, rejoinder.
mabotea (noun), pl mabotea, plants which come up by chance (without seeds
having been planted).
mabotea (noun), pl mabotea, plants which come up unexpectedly (without
seeds having been planted).
Mabruki (noun), pl Mabruki, proper name.
mabuli (noun), pl mabuli, teapot. [Port.]
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, alleviation. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, comfort. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, distraction. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, diversion. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, recreation. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, refreshment. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, relief. (< burudi).
maburudisho (noun), pl maburudisho, repairs. (< burudi).
maburuzo (noun), pl maburuzo, current (of air).
maburuzo (noun), pl maburuzo, draft.
maburuzo (noun), pl maburuzo, rut (left by something dragged over the
ground).
maburuzo (noun), pl maburuzo, track.
machachari (noun), pl machachari, awkwardness. (< chachari).
machachari (noun), pl machachari, clumsiness. (< chachari).
machachari (noun), pl machachari, destructiveness. (< chachari).
machachari (noun 6), disturbance.
machachari (noun), pl machachari, harmfulness. (< chachari).
machachari (noun), pl machachari, ineptitude. (< chachari).
machachari (noun 6), mischievousness.
machachari (noun 6), resistance.
machachari (noun 6), restlessness.
machachari (noun), pl machachari, restlessness. (< chachari).
machachari (noun), pl machachari, sleeplessness. (< chachari).
machafuko (noun 6), confusion. (< chafu adj).
machafuko (noun), pl machafuko, confusion. (< chafua).
machafuko (noun 6), disorder. (< chafu adj).
machafuko (noun), pl machafuko, disorder. (< chafua).
machafuko (noun), pl machafuko, infraction (of a rule or law). (<
chafua).
machafuko (noun), pl machafuko, violation. (< chafua).
machanganyiko (noun), pl machanganyiko, mixture. (< changa).
machanganyo (noun), pl machanganyo, mixing up. (< changa).
machanganyo (noun), pl machanganyo, mixture. (< changa).
machaza (noun), pl machaza, left over rice (from the evening meal).
machela (noun), pl machela, hammock. (< Port.).
machela (noun 9/10), pl machela, hammock (for carrying a person).
machela (noun), pl machela, litter. (< Port.).
machela (noun 9/10), pl machela, stretcher.
machela (noun), pl machela, stretcher. (< Port.).
macheleo (noun), pl macheleo, anxiety. (< cha).
macheleo (noun), pl macheleo, fear. (< cha).
macheleo (noun), pl macheleo, quivering. (< cha).
macheleo (noun), pl macheleo, trembling. (< cha).
macheo (noun), pl macheo, dawn. (< cha).
macheo (noun), pl macheo, east. (< cha).
macheo (noun 6), morning. (< -cha V).
macheo (noun 6), sunrise. (< -cha V).
macheo (noun), pl macheo, sunrise. (< cha).
Machi (noun 6), March.
machi (noun), pl machi, march. enda machi. to march. (< Eng.).
Machi (noun), pl Machi, March (month). (< Eng.).
machi (noun), pl machi, march-music. piga machi. play march-music. (<
Eng.).
machinjoni (noun), pl machinjoni, cutting edge (of a knife). (< chinja).
machinjoni (noun), pl machinjoni, slaughterhouse. (< chinja).
machinjoni (noun), pl machinjoni, slaughtering place. (< chinja).
-tumbua macho (verb), open one's eyes wide. alibaki kutumbua macho
[Moh]. (< tumba N).
-wa macho (verb), be alert.
-wa macho (verb), be attentive.
machubwichubwi (noun), pl machubwichubwi, med. mumps.
machumbwichumbwi (noun), pl machumbwichumbwi, med. mumps.
machugachuga (noun), pl machugachuga, excitement.
machugachuga (noun), pl machugachuga, restlessness.
machugachuga (noun), pl machugachuga, unrest.
machunga (noun), pl machunga, pasturage.
machunga (noun), pl machunga, pastureland.
machungani (noun), pl machungani, pasturage.
machungani (noun 6), pasture. (< chunga V).
machungani (noun), pl machungani, pastureland.
machwa (noun), pl machwa, dusk. (< chwa).
machwa (noun), pl machwa, sunset. (< chwa).
machwa (noun), pl machwa, west. (< chwa).
machweo (noun 6), sunset. (< chwa V).
machweo (noun 6), west. (< chwa V).
mada (noun 6), notion.
mada (noun 6), topic of debate.
mada (noun 6), pl mada, topic of discussion.
madadi (noun), pl madadi, opium ball (prepared for smoking).
madaha (noun 6), airs.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, arrogance.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, boasting.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, bragging. fanya/piga madaha. show off.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, complacency.
madaha (noun 6), gracefulness.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, presumption.
madaha (noun), pl madaha, self-importance. ana madaha. He is conceited.
madahiro (noun), pl madahiro, charm. charm. [rare]
madahiro (noun), pl madahiro, distinguished manner. [rare]
madahiro (noun), pl madahiro, elegance. elegance. [rare]
madahiro (noun 9/10), pl madahiro, elegance.
madahiro (noun), pl madahiro, grace. grace. [rare]
madakata (noun), pl madakata, dry leaves (fallen or ready to fall).
madaraja (noun), pl madaraja, stairs (flight of). (< daraja).
madaraja (noun), pl madaraja, stairway. (< daraja).
madaraja (noun), pl madaraja, steps. (< daraja).
madaraka (noun 9/10), pl madaraka, government.
madarasa (noun), pl madarasa, academy.
madarasa (noun), pl madarasa, school.
duka la madawa (noun 5/6), pl maduka ya madawa, pharmacy.
duka la madawa (noun 5/6), pl maduka ya madawa, drugstore.
madenda (noun), pl madenda, saliva (which flows from the mouth during
sleep).
madhabahu (noun 9/10), pl madhabahu, abattoir.
madhabahu (noun 9/10), pl madhabahu, altar.
madhabahu (noun), pl madhabahu, altar.
madhabahu (noun), pl madhabahu, place where sacrifices are performed.
madhabuha (noun), pl madhabuha, rel. sacrifice.
madhabuha (noun 9/10), pl madhabuha, thing sacrificed. (< dhabihi V).
madhabuha (noun), pl madhabuha, rel. victim.
madhali (conjunction), because.
madhali (conjunction), seeing that.
madhali (conjunction), since.
madhali (conjunction), when.
madhali (conjunction), while.
madhali (conjunction), in case that.
madhali (conjunction), if.
madhalimu (noun 2), oppressors. (< dhalimu N).
-wa na madhara (verb), be harmful.
madhara (noun 6), damage. (< Arabic).
madhara (noun 6), harm. Watu wanawaogopa popo kwa kuamini kuwa wana
madhara [Masomo 29]; hakuweza kuamua ikiwa yalikuwa mema au mabaya, ingawa
hakuyaona madhara yake [Sul]. People fear bats believing that they are
harmful.. (< Arabic).
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, rel. creed.
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, custom.
madhehebu (noun 6), customs. Vivle vile nimeeleza kwa ufupi madhehebu
mengine yetu...[Kenyatta Masomo 116]. Thus I have explained in brief some
of our customs.. (< dhehebu N).
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, rel. denomination.
madhehebu (noun 6), denominations. (< dhehebu N).
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, principle. madhehebu ya awali. basic
priniciple.
madhehebu (noun 6), school of thought. (< dhehebu N).
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, rel. sect.
madhehebu (noun 6), sect. (< dhehebu N).
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, tenet.
madhehebu (noun), pl madhehebu, usage.
madhilifu (noun), pl madhilifu, confusion. (< dhili).
madhilifu (noun), pl madhilifu, difficulty. (< dhili).
madhilifu (noun), pl madhilifu, misfortune. (< dhili).
madhubuti (adjective), accurate. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), durable. (< Arabic).
madhubuti (adjective), firm. Inabidi OAU kutafuta njia madhubuti za
kumaliza mzozo huo [Masomo 326].. It is essential for the OAU to look for
firm ways to end this dispute. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), honest. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), precise. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), reliable. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), strict. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adjective), strong. Mlango wenyewe haukuwa madhubuti sana
[Ganzel Masomo 173]. The door itself was not very strong.. (< Arabic).
madhubuti (adjective), trustworthy. ndizo nyayo madhubuti [Abd]. (<
Arabic).
madhubuti (adjective), upright. (< dhibiti).
madhubuti (adverb), carefully. kiganja chake kiliuziba madhubuti mdomo
wa Shangwe [Muk]. (< Arabic).
madhubuti (adverb), firm. (< dhabiti adj).
madhubuti (adverb), precisely. (< Arabic).
madhubuti (adverb), reliable. (< dhabiti adj (Arabic)).
madhumuni (noun 9/10), pl madhumuni, aim.
madhumuni (noun), pl madhumuni, aim.
madhumuni (noun), pl madhumuni, intention. Madhumuni ya barua yake
ilikuwa kuomba pesa.. The aim of her/his letter was to ask for money..
madhumuni (noun 9/10), pl madhumuni, purpose.
madhumuni (noun), pl madhumuni, purpose.
madini (noun), pl madini, metal.
madini (noun), pl madini, metallurgy.
madini (noun 9/10), pl madini, mineral.
madini (noun), pl madini, mineral.
madini (noun), pl madini, ore.
madoadoa (adjective), dappled. (< doa).
madoadoa (adjective), spotted. (< doa).
madoadoa (adjective), varicolored. (< doa).
madoadoa (noun), pl madoadoa, blot. (< doa).
madoadoa (noun 6), mottling. (< doa N).
madoadoa (noun), pl madoadoa, spot. (< doa).
madoadoa (noun 6), spots. (< doa N).
madoido (noun), pl madoido, decoration.
madoido (noun), pl madoido, embellishment.
madoido (noun), pl madoido, ornament.
madole (noun), pl madole, fern variety (Polypodium phymtodes). [bot]
maduhuli (noun), pl maduhuli, income.
maduhuli (noun), pl maduhuli, pay.
maduhuli (noun), pl maduhuli, revenue.
maduhuli (noun), pl maduhuli, wages.
maduyuni (noun), pl wadeni, debtor. (< deni N).
maelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, effort. (< elekea).
maelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, endeavor. (< elekea).
maelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, gift. (< elekea).
maelekeo (noun), pl mealekeo, inclination. (< elekea).
maelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, talent. (< elekea).
maelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, tendency. (< elekea).
maelezi (noun), pl maelezi, anchorage. anchorage. (< elea). [rare]
maelezo (noun), pl maelezo, description. (< elea).
maelezo (noun), pl maelezo, explanation. (< elea).
maelezo (noun 6), explanation. (< eleza V).
maendeleo (noun 6), advancement. (< enda V).
maendeleo (noun 6), development. Maendeleo ya kiuchumi ni muhimu kwa
uthabiti wa nchi [Masomo 327].. Economic development is important for the
strength of a country.. (< enda V).
maendeleo (noun 6), growth. (< enda V).
maendeleo (noun 6), progress. Shabaha moja ya mitihani ni kupima
maendeleo ya kila mtoto [Masomo 185]. One objective of tests is to
measure the progress of each child.. (< enda V).
maendelezo (noun 6), development. (< enda V).
maendelezo (noun 6), spelling. (< enda V).
maenezo (noun), pl maenezo, tendency. (< enea).
maenezo (noun), pl maenezo, trend. (< enea).
mafa (noun), pl mafa, burial place. (< fa).
mafa (noun), pl mafa, cemetery. (< fa).
mafa (noun), pl mafa, graveyard. (< fa).
mafaa (noun), pl mafaa, advantage. (< faa).
mafaa (noun), pl mafaa, benefit. (< faa).
mafaa (noun), pl mafaa, privilege. (< faa).
mafaa (noun 6), profit. (< -faa V).
mafaa (noun), pl mafaa, profit. (< faa).
mafaa (noun 6), use. (< -faa V).
mafaa (noun 6), utility. (< -faa V).
mafafanusi (noun), announcement. (< fafanua).
mafafanusi (noun), certainty. (< fafanua).
mafafanusi (noun), definiteness. (< fafanua).
mafafanusi (noun), explanation. (< fafanua).
mafafanusi (noun), interpretation. (< fafanua).
mafafanusi (noun), revelation. (< fafanua).
-a mafamba (adverb), at random. Maksuudi aliendelea kumpiga Tamima kanda
za mafamba [Moh].
mafamba (noun), underhand dealings.
mafamba (noun), secret dealings.
mafanikio (noun), prosperity. (< fanaka).
mafanikio (noun 6), success. tamaa ilimwonyesha mafanikio [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
mafanikio (noun), success. (< fanaka).
mafao (noun), pl mafao, advantage. (< faa).
mafao (noun), pl mafao, benefit. (< faa).
mafao (noun), pl mafao, privilege. (< faa).
mafao (noun), pl mafao, profit. (< faa).
maficho (noun), place. (< ficho).
maficho (noun), disguise. (< ficho).
maficho (noun), hidding. (< ficho).
mafieko (noun), clearing land. (< fyeka).
mafieko (noun), preparing ground for cultivating. (< fyeka).
mafieko (noun), weeding. (< fyeka).
mafinyo (noun), nip. kiatu kinamfinya. (< finya).
mafinyo (noun), pinch. kiatu kinamfinya. (< finya).
mafinyo (noun), press. kiatu kinamfinya. (< finya).
mafinyo (noun), squeeze. kiatu kinamfinya. (< finya).
mafinyo (noun), tweak. kiatu kinamfinya. (< finya).
mafua (noun), pains in the chest. ana mafua.
mafua (noun 6), cold (illness).
mafua (noun), congestion of the upper respiratory tract. ana mafua.
mafua (noun), bronchitis. ana mafua.
mafuatano (noun), accompaniment. mafuatano ya sauti. (< fuata).
mafuatano (noun), escort. mafuatano ya sauti. (< fuata).
mafuatano (noun), following. mafuatano ya sauti. (< fuata).
mafuatano (noun), series. mafuatano ya sauti. (< fuata).
mafuatano (noun), succession. mafuatano ya sauti. (< fuata).
mafukizo (noun), smoke. (< fuka).
mafukizo (noun), steam. (< fuka).
mafukizo (noun), vapor. (< fuka).
-pigana mafambo (verb), pose riddles to each other. hatukuja kupigana
mafumbo hapa [Moh].
mafunde (noun), clouds (scattered).
mafunde (noun), stiffness (of the joints).
mafunde (noun), overcast sky.
mafunde (noun), weakness.
mafunde (noun), wearines.
mafundisho (noun), doctrine. (< fundisha).
mafundisho (noun), instruction. (< fundisha).
mafundisho (noun), teaching. (< fundisha).
mafungia (noun), closing. (< funga).
mafungia (noun), locking. (< funga).
mafungia (noun), fastening. (< funga).
mafungulia (noun), time when cattle are driven out to pasture (8-9 A.M.).
(< funga).
mafunjo (noun), papyrus.
mafunjo (noun), reeds.
mafunjo (noun), sedge.
mafunuo (noun), revelation. (< funua).
mafuriko (noun), flood. (< fura).
mafuriko (noun), naut. flood-tide. (< fura).
mafuriko (noun), inundation. (< fura).
mafuriko (noun), rising (of water). (< fura).
mafusho (noun 6), item to be burnt as a charm or medicine.
mafusho (noun), something burned in order to drive out an evil spirit.
mafusho (noun 6), fumigation.
doa la mafuta (noun), pl madoa, grease spot. doa la mafuta. grease
spot.
mafuta (noun 6), fat.
mafuta (noun), fat.
mafuta (noun 6), grease.
mafuta (noun), grease. mafuta ya motakaa.
mafuta (noun), ingratiating. ingratiating.
mafuta (noun), lubricant. mafuta ya motakaa.
mafuta (noun 6), oil. Tia mafuta kwenye kikaango [Masomo 16]. Put the
oil in a frying pan..
mafuta (noun), oil. mafuta ya motakaa.
mafuta (noun), oily manner.
mafuta (noun), salve.
mafutu (noun), anger.
mafutu (noun), fury.
mafutu (noun), rage.
mafutuni (noun), back of a knife blade (as opp. to the cutting edge).
mafuu (noun), cuttlefish bone.
mafuu (noun), cranium. fuu la kichwa.
mafuu (noun), folly.
mafuu (noun), shell (empty). fuu la yai.
mafuu (noun), skull. fuu la kichwa.
mafuu (noun), stupidity.
mafya (noun), cooking stones (three of these form the cooking place).
mafyeko (noun), clearing land. (< fyeka).
mafyeko (noun), preparing ground for cultivating. (< fyeka).
mafyeko (noun), weeding. (< fyeka).
magaamu (noun 6), illegal traffic.
magaamu (noun 6), shady transaction.
magadi (noun), brace.
magadi (noun), guard.
magadi (noun), pillar.
magadi (noun), prop.
magadi (noun), protection.
magadi (noun 6), soda.
magadi (noun), soda.
magadi (noun), stay.
magadi (noun), support.
magadi (noun), watch.
magadi (noun), watchman.
magamaga (noun), straddle.
magamaga (noun), waddle.
magamaga (noun), walk fast.
magamaga (noun), walk with the legs wide apart.
magamu (noun 6), illegal traffic. wewe mwenyewe kwa magendo na magamu
[Ma].
magamu (noun 6), shady transaction.
magangao (noun), decay.
magangao (noun), destruction.
magangao (noun), devastation.
magangao (noun), downfall.
magangao (noun), ruin.
magaogao (noun), decay.
magaogao (noun), destruction.
magaogao (noun), devastation.
magaogao (noun), downfall.
magaogao (noun), ruin.
magendo (noun 6), black market. baba yake alikuwa mwizi wa magendo
[Sul], mwaka jana alifanya pesa nyingi kwa biashara ya magendo [Ya].
magendo (noun 6), contraband.
magendo (noun), contraband trade or sidetracking of officialdom in
transactions.
magengo (noun), blackmail.
magengo (noun), clandestine bargain.
magengo (noun), contingency (something that will happen if...).
magengo (noun), quid pro quo.
magengo (noun), threat.
magengo (noun), tit for tat.
magengo (noun), illegal transactions.
mageuko (noun), change. (< geua).
mageuko (noun), fluctuation. (< geua).
mageuko (noun), revolution. mageuko makuu. revolution. (< geua).
mageuzi (noun), change. (< geua).
mageuzi (noun), fluctuation. (< geua).
mageuzi (noun), revolution. mageuzi makuu. revolution. (< geua).
mageuzi (noun 6), transformation. (< geuza V).
mageuzo (noun), change. (< geua).
mageuzo (noun), fluctuation. (< geua).
mageuzo (noun), revolution. mageuzo makuu. revolution. (< geua).
mageuzo (noun 6), transformation. (< geuza V).
maghaibi (noun), west. maghaibi ya kusini. southwest.
maghaibi (noun), evening prayers (Islamic).
maghaibi (noun), time of sunset.
Afrika ya magharibi (noun 9), West Africa.
magharibi (noun), west. magaribi ya kusini. southwest.
magharibi (noun), evening. Ngoma hii kwa kawaida huchezwa magharibi
katika mji au mashamba msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo
129]. This dance is usually danced in the evening in the city or in the
rural areas..
magharibi (noun 6), evening.
magharibi (noun), evening prayers (Islamic).
magharibi (noun), time of sunset.
magharibi (noun 6), west.
maghofira (noun), rel. forgiveness. (< ghofira, ghofiri).
maghofira (noun), rel. remission. (< ghofira, ghofiri).
uzi wa magitaa (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi za magitaa, guitar string.
magombano (noun), dispute. (< gomba).
magombano (noun), quarrel. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), antagonism. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), contradiction. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), enemity. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), hostility. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), prohibition. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), rejionder. (< gomba).
magombezi (noun), retort. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), antagonism. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), contradiction. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), enemity. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), hostility. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), prohibition. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), rejionder. (< gomba).
magombezo (noun), retort. (< gomba).
-piga magoti (verb), kneel down. Tegemea alipoleta maji ndani ya kata
alipiga magoti yote mawili chini [Kez].
-piga magoti (verb), kneel.
-piga magoti (verb), kneel.
magoti (noun), knee. piga magoti. [anat]
magubiko (noun), caravan tax (to be paid when entering a city). (<
gubika). [arch.]
magugu (noun), bush.
magugu (noun), jungle.
magugu (noun), weeds.
mahaba (noun 9/10), pl mahaba, affection. (< huba N).
mahaba (noun 9/10), pl mahaba, love. Yote mahaba ya Mungu, rangi zetu si
kashifa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 427]; mahaba si daraja wala si kamba [Ya].
(< Arabic).
mahaba (noun), affection. mahaba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahaba (noun), attachment. mahaba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahaba (noun), devotion. mahaba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahaba (noun), inclination. mahaba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahaba (noun), sympathy. mahaba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahabusi (noun), condemned person.
mahabusi (noun 9/10an), pl mahabusi, convict.
mahabusi (noun), jail. jail. [rare]
mahabusi (noun 9/10), pl mahabusi, prisoner (awaiting trial). alisema
kwamba angetaka kuwaona mahabusi wote [Ng]. (< Arabic).
mahabusi (noun), prisoner.
mahabusu (noun), condemned person.
mahabusu (noun), jail. jail. [rare]
mahabusu (noun), prisoner.
kwa mahadhi (adverb), respectfully.
mahadhi (noun 6), rhythm.
mahakama (noun 9/10), pl mahakama, law-court. hatukubali, japo
mahakamani tutafika [Ya]. (< Arabic).
mahakma (noun), court.
mahakma (noun), place of judgement. [rare]
mahala (noun), area. kila mahala. everywhere.
mahala (noun), district. kila mahala. everywhere.
mahala (noun), place (in gen.). kila mahala. everywhere.
mahala (noun), situation. kila mahala. everywhere.
mahali (noun), area. kila mahali. everywhere.
mahali (noun), district. kila mahali. everywhere.
mahali (noun 6), place.
mahali (noun), place (in gen.). kila mahali. everywhere.
mahali (noun), situation. kila mahali. everywhere.
mahali pote (noun), everywhere.
mahame (noun 6), deserted place. (< hama V).
mahame (noun), deserted place. (< hama).
mahameli (noun), corduroy.
mahameli (noun), velvet.
mahamia (noun), protectorate. (< hami).
mahamo (noun), deserted place. (< hama).
mahamuma (noun), fool.
mahamuma (noun), simpleton.
mahamuma (noun), stupid person.
-mahanika (verb), be very busy. alipoamka [...] alianza kumahanika
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
maharagwe (noun), bean (Phasealis communis).
maharazi (noun), awl.
maharazi (noun), bradawl.
mahari (noun 9/10), pl mahari, dowry.
mahari (noun), bridewealth. "Wanaleta mahari ukoo wa Mbukwasemwali, nasi
tumeamua kupokea hahari hiyo"[Balisidya, Masomo 347]. ""They have brought
the bridewealth, the clan of Mbukwasemwali, and we have decided to accept
this bridewealth"..
mahari (noun), dowry. mke huyu nimeozwa bure, sikulipa mahari. I
married this woman without paying dowry..
mahari (noun), marriage settlement. mke huyu nimeozwa bure, sikulipa
mahari. I married this woman without paying dowry..
maharimisho (noun), ban. maharimisho ya silaha. disarmament. (<
harimu).
maharimisho (noun), prohibition. maharimisho ya silaha. disarmament.
(< harimu).
maharimu (noun), blood-relatives (who are forbidden to marry).
mahashumu (noun), honest person. (< heshima).
mahashumu (noun), person of good repute. (< heshima).
mahashumu (noun), respectable person. (< heshima).
mahati (noun 9/10), pl mahati, marking gauge.
mahati (noun), carpenter's marking gauge (for scribing lines parallel to
the edge of a board)..
mahati (noun 9/10), pl mahati, scriber.
mahati (noun), scriber.
mahati (noun), style.
mahazamu (noun), belt.
mahazamu (noun), girdle.
mahazamu (noun), sash.
mahindi (noun), corn. unga wa mahindi. (< Hindi, muhindi).
mahindi (noun), maize. unga wa mahindi. (< Hindi, muhindi).
mahindi (noun 6), corn.
mahindi (noun), grains of corn. unga wa mahindi. cornmeal.
mahindi (noun), grains of maize. unga wa mahindi. cornmeal.
mahindi (noun 6), maize.
mahiri (adjective), skillful. mchezaji mahiri wa muziki [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
mahiri (adjective), adroit.
mahiri (adjective), agile.
mahiri (adjective), capable.
mahiri (adjective), clever.
mahiri (adjective), crafty. crafty.
mahiri (adjective), deceitful. deceitful.
mahiri (adjective), dexterous.
mahiri (adjective), nimble.
mahiri (adjective), skilful.
mahiri (adjective), quick-witted.
-mahitaji (verb), be lacking. (< haja).
-mahitaji (verb), be necessary. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), desire. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), need. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), petition. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), request. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), require. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), requirement. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), requisite. (< haja).
mahitaji (noun), want. (< haja).
mahluki (noun), human being. (< hulka). [rare]
mahluku (noun), human being. (< hulka). [rare]
mahojiano (noun 6), interview. (< hoji V).
mahoka (noun), spirit of an ancestor. ibaada ya mahoka (or mizimu).
ancestor worship.
mahoka (noun), delusion.
mahoka (noun), jest.
mahoka (noun), joke. maneno yake yasikutishe, yeye ni mtu wa masoka
sana. "Don't believe what he says, he is a wag/joker"..
mahoka (noun), madness.
mahoka (noun), mania.
mahoka (noun), evil spirit.
mahonyo (adverb), free. msile matunda yangu mahonyo. Don't eat my fruit
without paying..
mahonyo (adverb), gratis. msile matunda yangu mahonyo. Don't eat my
fruit without paying..
mahonyo (adverb), for nothing. msile matunda yangu mahonyo. Don't eat
my fruit without paying..
mahsai (noun), castrated animal. farasi mahsai. gelding.
mahsusi (adjective), particular. mkutano mahsusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
mahsusi (adjective), precise. mkutano mahsusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
mahsusi (adjective), special. mkutano mahsusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
mahsusi (adverb), especially. Waonyeshaji walikuja mahsusi kufanya
maonyesho [Masomo 336]. Exhibitors came especially to do charity
exhibitions..
mahuba (noun), affection. mahuba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahuba (noun), attachment. mahuba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahuba (noun), devotion. mahuba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahuba (noun), inclination. mahuba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahuba (noun), sympathy. mahuba hayana dawa. (< haba).
mahushumu (noun), honest person. (< heshima).
mahushumu (noun), person of good repute. (< heshima).
mahushumu (noun), respectable person. (< heshima).
mahususi (adjective), special.
mahututi (adjective), critical (condition in an illness).
mahututi (adjective), difficult. ugonjwa mahututi. a serious illness.
mahututi (adjective), serious. ugonjwa mahututi. a serious illness.
maige (noun), young locusts.
maili (noun 9/10), pl maili, mile.
maili ya eneo (noun 9/10), pl maili za eneo, square mile.
maili za eneo (noun 9/10), pl maili za eneo, square mile. Tanzania Bara
ina ukubwa wa maili za eneo 362,688 [Masomo 3]. Mainland Tanzania has an
area of 362,688 square miles..
maili za mraba (noun 9/10), pl maili za mraba, square mile.
maingiano (noun), social life. (< ingia).
maingiano (noun), society. (< ingia).
maingiliano (noun 6), interaction. (< ingia V).
maingiliano (noun 6), mixing together. (< ingia V).
maingilio (noun), approach. maingilio ya kivita. armed intervention.
(< ingia).
maingilio (noun), interference. maingilio ya kivita. armed
intervention. (< ingia).
maingilio (noun 6), intervention. (< ingia V).
maingilio (noun), intervention. maingilio ya kivita. armed
intervention. (< ingia).
maingilio (noun 6), intrusion. Kabla ya utawala wa kigeni, yaani kabla
ya maingilio ya Wajerumani na Waingereza ... [Masomo 305].. Before
foreign rule, that is before the intrusion of the Germans and the British
.... (< ingia V).
maisha (noun 6), life. Wao ndio wenye makusudi kabisha kuyaweka maisha
yao katika hatari kubwa [Nyerere, Masomo 277]. They are the ones with the
full intention of putting their lives in great danger.. (< isha V).
maisha (noun), life. nitakaa hapa maisha. I will live here forever (my
whole life). (< ishi).
maisha (noun), lifetime. nitakaa hapa maisha. I will live here forever
(my whole life). (< ishi).
maishilio (noun 6), business.
maishilio (noun), job. (< ishi).
maishilio (noun 6), livelihood.
maishilio (noun), livelihood. (< ishi).
maishilio (noun 6), occupation.
maishilio (noun), occupation. (< ishi).
maishilio (noun), subsistence. (< ishi).
maishilio (noun 6), work.
maishilio (noun), work. (< ishi).
maiti (noun 5/6), pl maiti, dead body.
maiti (noun), cadaver.
maiti (noun 5/6), pl maiti, corpse.
maiti (noun), corpse.
maiti (noun), dead body.
maiza (noun), distinction (mark of).
maiza (noun), honor (mark of).
maiza (noun), respect (mark of).
-maizi (verb), be acquainted with.
-maizi (verb), know.
-maizi (verb), realize. (< Arabic).
-maizi (verb), recognize. (< Arabic).
-maizi (verb), understand. hakuweza kumaizi nini hasa lililokuwa
likielekewa [Muk]. (< Arabic).
maizi (noun), ascertain. ascertain.
maizi (noun), determine. determine.
maizi (noun), know. know.
majaaliwa (noun 6), fate. (< Arabic).
majaaliwa (noun 6), grace of God. kusahau maisha yake yaliyopita, na
kuyakubali majaaliwa yake [Sul]. (< Arabic).
majaaliwa (noun 6), what is granted. (< Arabic).
majadi (noun), desire (strong). (< jadi).
majadi (noun), effort. (< jadi).
majadi (noun), exertion. (< jadi).
majadi (noun), longing. (< jadi).
majadi (noun), passion (strong). (< jadi).
majadi (noun), yearning. (< jadi).
majadiliano (noun 6), debate. Baada ya majadiliano marefu ya wakuu wa
familia hizo ilionekana kuwa Matika angefaa kuolewa na Njasulu [Balisidya,
Masomo 347]. After long debate between the elders of these families it
seemed as if Matika would be suitable for marriage to Njasulu.. (<
jadili).
majahaba (noun), naut. dock.
majahaba (noun), naut. wharf.
majaliwa (noun), rel. favor.
majaliwa (noun 6), fate. (< jali V).
majaliwa (noun), rel. (grace of ) God.
majaliwa (noun), rel. grace.
majaliwa (noun), rel. mercy.
majani (noun), foliage.
majani (noun), grass.
majani (noun), herbage.
majani (noun), leaves.
majani (noun), weeds.
majani ya mdimu (noun 6), children's game. kucheza saka-mke-wangu,
kachiri, aiyosa, majani ya mdimu [Moh].
muda wa majaribio (phrase), probationary period.
majaribu (noun), rel. temptation.
majembe (noun), propeller. (=rafardha. [naut/ av]
majembe (noun), screw. (=rafardha. [naut/ av]
majengo (noun), building. (< jenga).
majengo (noun), building material. (< jenga).
majengo (noun), construction. (< jenga).
majengo (noun), enclosure. (< jenga).
majengo (noun), scaffolding. (< jenga).
majengo (noun), shed. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), architecture. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), building installation. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), style of building. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), construction. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), erection. (< jenga).
majenzi (noun), structure. (< jenga).
majeruhi (noun 9/10an), pl majeruhi, wounded. (< jeraha N).
majeruhi (noun), wounded person. (< jeruhi).
majeshi (noun), armed forces. (< jeshi).
-papa maji (verb), allow water to pass through.
-teka maji (verb), draw water.
maji (noun), med. discharge.
maji (noun), liquid.
maji (noun), med. secretion.
maji (noun 6), water.
maji (noun), water. maji ya kunywa. drinking water.
maji ya kimbizi (noun), rushing water. (< kukimbia V).
maji ya kimbizi (noun), torrent. (< kukimbia V).
maji ya kimbizi (noun), turbulent water. (< kukimbia V).
na maji ya nguo (phrase), be perfect in any dress. mwili wako una maji
ya nguo [Sul].
maji mafu (noun), neap tide. Leo maji mafu. (< fa). [coll]
maji ya kunde (adjective), brown pigment. mwembamba, maji ya kunde [Ma].
maji ya kunde (adjective), copper-colored.
majibizano (noun), assertion and contradiction. (< jibu).
majibizano (noun), give and take. (< jibu).
majibizano (noun), press conference. (< jibu).
majibizano (noun), question and answer. (< jibu).
majikwezo (noun 6), superiority complex. (< kwea V).
majilio (noun 6), achievement.
majilio (noun 6), arrival.
majilio (noun 6), coming. tofauti za elimu na majilio ya mtu anayerudi
safari ya Ulaya [Moh], katika majilio ya maisha yake ya baadaye [Moh].
majilio (noun 6), urge.
majilio (noun), advent. (< ja).
majilio (noun), approach. (< ja).
majilio (noun), arrival. (< ja).
majilio (noun), occurrence. (< ja).
majilipio (noun), amortization (of a loan or debt). (< lipa).
majilipio (noun 6), repayment. (< lipa V).
majilipio (noun), repayment. (< lipa).
majilipio (noun), reprisal. (< lipa).
majilipio (noun), retaliation. (< lipa).
majilipio (noun), revenge. (< lipa).
majilipio (noun), satisfaction. (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), amortization (of a loan or debt). (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), repayment. (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), reprisal. (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), retaliation. (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), revenge. (< lipa).
majilipizi (noun), satisfaction. (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), amortization (of a loan or debt). (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), repayment. (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), reprisal. (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), retaliation. (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), revenge. (< lipa).
majilipo (noun), satisfaction. (< lipa).
majilisi (noun), lounge. [rare]
majilisi (noun), reception room. [rare]
majilisi (noun), waiting room. [rare]
majimaji (adjective), damp.
majimaji (adjective), fluid.
majimaji (adjective), hydraulic. mkandamizo wa majimaji. hydraulic
press..
majimaji (adjective), liquid.
majimaji (adjective), watery.
majimaji (noun 6), liquid substance.
majinuni (adjective), crazy.
majinuni (adjective), insane.
majinuni (adjective), mad.
majinuni (noun), buffoon.
majinuni (noun), clown.
majinuni (noun), lunatic.
majinuni (noun), madman.
majinuni (noun), silly talk (causing amusement).
majinuni (noun), foolish talk (causing amusement or provoking ridicule).
majira (noun), clock.
majira (noun 9/10), pl majira, period of time. yalikuwa ni majira ya
alasiri [Mun], majira ya saa moja unusu hivi, korido lile limejaa watu
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
majira (noun), period. majira ya masika. the great rainy season/period.
majira (noun), season. majira ya masika. the great rainy season/period.
majira (noun 9/10), pl majira, seasons. hali hiyo hugeukageuka kufuata
majira [Masomo 5]. this condition changes according to the seasons..
majira (noun 6), time. (< Arabic).
majira (noun), time (point of). majira ya saa. clock-time.
majira (noun), watch.
majira (noun), naut. course.
majirani (noun), environment. (< jirani).
majirani (noun), environs. (< jirani).
majirani (noun), neighborhood. (< jirani).
majisifu (noun), arrogance. (< sifu).
majisifu (noun 6), boasting. (< sifa N).
majisifu (noun), bragging. (< sifu).
majisifu (noun), conceit. (< sifu).
majisifu (noun), egotism. (< sifu).
majisifu (noun), self-praise. (< sifu).
majisifu (noun), showing off. (< sifu).
majivu (noun 6), ashes.
majivu (noun), ashes. (< jivu).
majivuno (noun), arrogance. anapotembea ana majivuno sana. The way he
walks shows that he is arrogant. (< vuna).
majivuno (noun 6), boasting.
majivuno (noun), boasting. (< vuna).
majivuno (noun 6), bragging.
majivuno (noun), conceit. (< vuna).
majivuno (noun 6), self-lauding. sauti ilijawa tumaini na majivuno
[Mun].
majivuno (noun), self-praise. (< vuna).
majivuno (noun 6), pride.
majivuno (noun), pride. (< vuna).
majivuno (noun), showing off. (< vuna).
majonzi (noun 6), grief. siku zile za majonzi chini ya utawala wa
Wajerumani [Masomo 304]. Those days of grief under German rule ....
majonzi (noun 6), mourning.
majonzi (noun), sadness. fanya/ona majonzi. be sad.
majonzi (noun 6), sorrow. mambo yaliyopita yangelimtia majonzi tu [Sul].
majonzi (noun), sorrow. fanya/ona majonzi. be sad.
majuni (noun), narcotic confection made of opium or hemp and sugar.
majununi (adjective), crazy.
majununi (adjective), insane.
majununi (adjective), mad.
majununi (noun), buffoon.
majununi (noun), clown.
majununi (noun), lunatic.
majununi (noun), madman.
majununi (noun), foolish talk (causing amusement or provoking ridicule).
majununi (noun), silly talk (causing amusement).
majusi (noun 5/6an), pl mamajusi, astrologer.
majusi (noun), astrologer.
majusi (noun), magician.
majuto (noun), contrition. (< juta).
majuto (noun 6), regret. akilia kwa majuto ya kuwa Idi kampoteza [Sul].
(< juta V).
majuto (noun), regret. (< juta).
majuto (noun 6), remorse.
majuzi (adverb), not long ago. (< juzi N).
majuzi (adverb), recently. Kwa nini ilidaiwa hivi majuzi kwamba magari
fulani ya matatu yaliongeza nauli wakati wa mapumziko ya Pasaka? [Masomo
219]. Why was it claimed recently that some matatu vehicles increased
fares during the Easter holiday?. (< juzi N).
majuzi (adverb), a few days ago. (< juzi).
-maka (verb), be amazed.
-maka (verb), be astonished.
-maka (verb), utter exclamation of astonishment or surprise. "Unakimbia
nini?" Matata alimaka [Muk].
-maka (verb), utter an exclamation of surprise.
-maka (verb), be surprised.
Maka (noun 17), Mecca.
Maka (noun), Mecca.
makaa (noun), charcoal.
makaa (noun), cinders.
makaa (noun), coal.
makaa (noun), embers.
makaakaa (noun), palate. [anat]
makabidhi (noun 1/2), pl wakabidhi, administrator. (< kabidhi V).
makabidhi (noun), pl wakabidhi, frugal person. (< kabidhi V).
makabidhi (noun), pl wakabidhi, guardian. (< kabidhi V).
makabidhi (noun), pl wakabidhi, miser. (< kabidhi V).
makabidhi (noun), pl wakabidhi, trustee. (< kabidhi V).
makaburi (noun), cemetery. (< kaburi).
makaburi (noun), graveyard. (< kaburi).
makaburini (noun), burial-place. prov. kama hujui kufa tazama kaburi;
kaburi kubwa.
makaburini (noun), cemetery. prov. kama hujui kufa tazama kaburi;
kaburi kubwa.
makaburini (noun 6), cemetery.
makaburini (noun 6), graveyard.
makadara (adjective), might (of God). [rare, rel]
makadara (adjective), omnipotence (of God). [rare, rel]
makadara (adjective), power (of God). [rare, rel]
makadara (noun 6), influence. (< kudura N).
makadara (noun 6), power. (< kudura N).
makadara (noun 6), strength.
makadari (adjective), might (of God). [rare, rel]
makadari (adjective), omnipotence (of God). [rare, rel]
makadari (adjective), power (of God). [rare, rel]
makadirio (noun), bill.
makadirio (noun), estimate (of costs).
makadirio (noun), evaluation.
makala (noun 9/10), pl makala, article. uione makala hii fupi ya mapenzi
[Kez].
makala (noun 9/10), pl makala, document. (< Arabic).
makala (noun 9/10), pl makala, treatise. (< Arabic).
makali (noun 6), blade.
makali (noun), bravery. bravery. (< kali).
makali (noun), cruelty. cruelty. (< kali).
makali (noun), daring. daring. (< kali).
makali (noun 6), daring. sauti ilikuwa ndogo yenye makali ya kijembe
[Mun].
makali (noun 6), edge. kisu kirefu chenye makali yanayong'aa [Muk].
makali (noun), edge (sharp part of knife or sword). (< kali).
makali (noun), fierceness. fierceness. (< kali).
makali (noun), harshness. harshness. (< kali).
makali (noun), point (sharp part of a knife, sword, spear, etc.). (<
kali).
makali (noun 6), the sharp part.
makamo (noun 6), age. "Sitaraji kukutia huzuni katika makamo
hayo"[Balisidya, Masomo 349]. I don't want to make you said at this age..
makamo (noun), age-class (of a person).
makamo (noun), deputy.
makamo (noun), dignity.
makamo (noun), social position.
makamo (noun), rank.
makamo (noun), status.
makamo (noun), substitute.
makamu (adjective), acting.
makamu (adjective), deputy.
makamu (noun), age-class (of a person).
makamu (noun 9/10an), pl makamu, assistant.
makamu (noun), deputy.
makamu (noun), dignity.
makamu (noun 6), middle age (between 35 and 50 years). (< Arabic).
makamu (noun), social position.
makamu (noun), rank.
makamu (noun), status.
makamu (noun), substitute.
makamu (noun 1/2), pl makamu, vice-.
makamu wa rais (noun 1/2), vice president. Nani ni Makamu wa Rais wa
Kenya?. Who is the Vice-President of Kenya?.
makani (noun), home.
makani (noun), residence.
makani (noun), settlement.
makanika (noun), phys. mechanics. (< Engl.).
makao (noun 6), abode. (< kaa V).
makao (noun 6), base. (< kaa V).
makao (noun 6), headquarters. Alizungusha nambari ya makao makuu ya
upelelezi [Ganzel Masomo 166]; makao ya msimamizi huyo yawe Mwenge [Ng].
He dialed the number of detective headquarters..
makao (noun 6), home. (< kaa V).
makao (noun), home. makao makuu. headquarters. (< kaa).
makao (noun 6), quarters. (< kaa V).
makao (noun 6), residence. (< kaa V).
makao (noun), residence (place of). makao makuu. headquarters. (<
kaa).
makao (noun 6), settlement. (< kaa V).
makapo (noun), chaff.
makara (noun), article.
makara (noun), essay.
makara (noun), treatise.
makasi (noun), pair of scissors.
makataa (adverb), categorically. (< kataa).
makataa (adverb), definitely. (< kataa).
makataa (adverb), firmly. (< kataa).
makataa (adverb), resolutely. (< kataa).
makataa (noun), arrangement. (< kataa).
makataa (noun), conclusion (final). (< kataa).
makataa (noun), decision (final). (< kataa).
makataa (noun), settlement (final). (< kataa).
makazi (noun), activity. (< kaa).
makazi (noun), condition. (< kaa).
makazi (noun 6), domicile. (< kaa V).
makazi (noun 6), dwelling. kwa muda mchache wa makazi yao [Abd].
makazi (noun), environment. (< kaa).
makazi (noun 6), habitat. (< kaa V).
makazi (noun 6), mode of living.
makazi (noun), mode of life. (< kaa).
makazi (noun), occupation. (< kaa).
makazi (noun 6), residence. (< kaa V).
makazi (noun), residence. (< kaa).
makazi (noun 6), settlement. (< kaa V).
makazi (noun), settlement. (< kaa).
makazi (noun), situation. (< kaa).
makeke (noun), annoyance.
makeke (noun 6), awkwardness. akili ilikuwa na fadhaa, mikono makeke
[Sul].
makeke (noun), boasting.
makeke (noun), disturbance.
makeke (noun), exaggeration.
makeke (noun), excitement.
makeke (noun), vexation.
makengeza (adjective), squinting. macho ya makengeza. squinting eyes.
makeruhi (adjective), abominable.
makeruhi (adjective), bad.
makeruhi (adjective), disgusting.
makeruhi (adjective), nasty.
makeruhi (adjective), offensive.
makete (noun 6), string of beads. (< keta V).
maki (adjective), corpulence. ana maki. He is heavy (and strong).
maki (adjective), heaviness.
maki (adjective), stoutness.
maki (noun), thickness. nguo ya maki. thick cloth.
kwa makini (adverb), carefully. Chahe anamsikiliza ndege huyu kwa makini
sana [Chacha, Masomo 371]. Chahe listened to that bird very carefully..
makini (adjective), calmly.
makini (adjective), deliberately.
makini (adjective), with dignity.
makini (adjective), quietly.
makini (noun 6), attention. (< Arabic).
makini (noun 9), calmness.
makini (noun 9), strength of character.
makini (noun 9), dignity.
makini (noun 6), firmness.
makini (noun 9), intelligence.
makini (noun 6), quietness. Bi Farashuu aliyekuwa kakaa kwa makini,
alikuwa kimya [Moh]. (< Arabic).
makini (noun 6), readiness.
makini (noun 6), serenity. (< Arabic).
makini (noun), atttentiveness.
makini (noun), calmness.
makini (noun), strength of character.
makini (noun), composure.
makini (noun), dignity.
makiri (noun), cleat (for fastening a robe etc.).
makisi (noun), approximation.
makisi (noun), conjecture.
makisi (noun), estimate.
makisi (noun), guess.
makisi (noun), proposal.
makisi (noun), supposition.
makisio (noun), approximation.
makisio (noun), conjecture.
makisio (noun), estimate.
makisio (noun), guess.
makisio (noun), proposal.
makisio (noun), supposition.
makiwa (noun), condolence.
makiwa (noun), expression of sympathy.
makiwani (interjection), Condolences! (formula of greeting when one
enters a house where a death has recently occurred).
-piga makofi (verb), clap.
makohoo (noun), cough.
makohoo (noun), expectoration.
makohoo (noun), mucus.
makohoo (noun), phlegm.
makohozi (noun), cough.
makohozi (noun), expectoration.
makohozi (noun), mucus.
makohozi (noun), phlegm.
makoko (noun), crust (esp. on cooked rice).
makolokolo (noun), baggage.
makolokolo (noun), bundle.
makolokolo (noun), chattel.
makolokolo (noun), equipment.
makolokolo (noun), goods.
makolokolo (noun), pack.
makolokolo (noun), property.
makolokolo (noun), utensils.
makomba (noun), millet gruel (also used in the preparation of beer).
makombo (noun), amnesty.
makombo (noun), bend.
makombo (noun), crookedness.
makombo (noun), crumbs. sili makombo ya mtu mwingine. I don't eat
another person's crumbs.
makombo (noun), curve.
makombo (noun), defect. defect.
makombo (noun), difficulty. difficulty.
makombo (noun), fad.
makombo (noun), fault. fault.
makombo (noun), fragment.
makombo (noun), hooked implement.
makombo (noun), hook.
makombo (noun), junk. junk.
makombo (noun), leftovers.
makombo (noun), morsel.
makombo (noun), pardon. pa makombo. grant pardon.
makombo (noun), piece.
makombo (noun), reprieve.
makombo (noun), twist.
makombozi (noun), ransom.
makombozi (noun), deliverance. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), fine. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), money owed for a service. suti yangu imekwisha
kushonwa, sasa bado makombozi tu.. My suit is finished; now I have to pay
for it.. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), ransoming. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), redemption. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), rescue. (< komboa).
makombozi (noun), rel. salvation. (< komboa).
makopa (noun 6), slices of dried cassava or banana (usu. pl.).
makopa (noun), dried manioc.
makoroa (noun), naut. knot tied in an anchor cable.
makororo (noun), difficult breathing.
makororo (noun), heavy breathing.
makororo (noun), death rattle.
makororo (noun), swelling of the tonsils. [med]
makorowezo (noun), botchwork.
makorowezo (noun 6), confusion. (< koroweza V).
makorowezo (noun), confusion.
makorowezo (noun 6), work poorly done. (< koroweza V).
makorowezo (noun), work poorly done.
kujitowa makosa (noun), self-criticism. (< toa V, kutowana N).
makosekano (noun), defect. (< kosa).
makosekano (noun), fault. (< kosa).
makosekano (noun), mistake. (< kosa).
makosekano (noun), oversight. (< kosa).
makoza (noun), ivory bracelets. [rare]
maksai (noun), castrated animal.
maksi (noun), grade ( in a class or course). Maksi hutolewa bila
kutegemea msahihishaji [Masomo 191]. Grades are given independently of
the grader.. (< Engl.).
maksi (noun 10), marks.
maksi (noun), marks ( in a class or course). (< Engl.).
maksusi (adjective), particular. mkutano maksusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
maksusi (adjective), precise. mkutano maksusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
maksusi (adjective), special. mkutano maksusi. special/extraordinary
session. (< husu).
maktaba (noun 5/6), pl maktaba, library. (< katibu N).
maktaba (noun), library. (< kitabu).
maktaba (noun), reading room. (< kitabu).
makubadhi (noun), leather sandals (decorated).
makubwa (noun), importance. (< kubwa).
makubwa (noun), important matter. (< kubwa).
-papura kwa makucha (verb), rend with the claws. [rare]
-papura kwa makucha (verb), scratch.
-papura kwa makucha (verb), scratch with the talons. [rare]
makucha (noun), claw.
makucha (noun), hoof.
makucha (noun), talon.
makufuru (noun), rel. atheism. (< kafiri).
makufuru (noun 6), blasphemy.
makufuru (noun), rel. blasphemy. (< kafiri).
makufuru (noun 6), infidelity. (< kufuru V).
makufuru (noun), rel. sacrilege. (< kafiri).
makufuru (noun), rel. unbelief. (< kafiri).
makulaji (noun), food. food.
makuli (noun), dock. dock.
makuli (noun), dock-worker.
makuli (noun), pl makuli, food.
makuli (noun), longshoreman.
makuli (noun), pl makuli, provender.
makuli (noun), pl makuli, provisions.
makuli (noun), pl makuli, victuals.
makulima (noun 6), implements of agriculture. (< lima V).
makulima (noun), agriculture. (< lima).
makumbusho (noun 6), museum. (< kumbuka V).
makupwa (noun), beach. (< pwa).
makupwa (noun), rock (exposed at low tide). (< pwa).
makupwa (noun), sandbank. (< pwa).
makupwa (noun 6), shore. (< pwa V).
makuru (noun), ointment.
makuru (noun), plaster (adhesive).
makuru (noun), salve.
makuruhi (adjective), abominable.
makuruhi (adjective), bad.
makuruhi (adjective), disgusting.
makuruhi (adjective), nasty.
makuruhi (adjective), offensive. (< karaha N).
makuruhi (adjective), offensive.
makuruhi (adjective), wrong. (< karaha N).
makusudi (adverb), deliberately. mtu katoa pesa zake kem kem makusudi
apite akizikanyaga [...] kinyaa [Abd]. (< Arabic).
makusudi (adverb), specially. (< Arabic).
makusudi (noun 6), intention. (< kusudi V).
makusudio (noun 6), intention. (< kusudi N).
makutano (noun), assemblage. (< kuta).
makutano (noun), crowd. (< kuta).
makutano (noun), gathering (with a definite purpose). (< kuta).
makutano (noun), meeting. (< kuta).
-piga makuu (verb), put on airs.
-piga makuu (verb), put on airs.
-piga makuu (verb), be arrogant.
-piga makuu (verb), be arrogant.
makuu (adjective), ambition.
makuu (adjective), good qualities.
makuu (adjective), self-importance.
makuu (noun), ambition. (< kuu).
makuu (noun), arrogance. (< kuu).
makuu (noun), conceit. (< kuu).
makuu (noun), pride. (< kuu).
makuu (noun), vanity. (< kuu).
makuzaji (noun 6), enlargement. (< kua V).
makwa (noun), groove (in wood).
makwa (noun), notch.
makwa (noun), pillar.
makwa (noun), post.
makwa (noun), prop.
makwa (noun), support.
makwao (noun 6), their homes.
makwao (noun 6), their places.
malaika (noun 9/10an), pl malaika, angel. katika shuka zao nyeupe
walionekana kama malaika [Kez]. (< Arabic).
malaika (noun 9/10an), pl malaika, baby. kainamia kwenye kijuso cha
malaika aliyekuwa kalala mapajani pake [Sul]. (< Arabic).
malaika (noun 9/10an), pl malaika, small child (fig.). (< Arabic).
malaika (noun 9/10an), pl malaika, young child.
malaika (noun 6), fur.
malaika (noun), body hair (usually on the arms and legs).
malaji (noun), diet.
malaji (noun), fare.
malaji (noun 6), food. (< la V).
malaji (noun), food.
malaji (noun), foodstuffs.
malalamiko (noun 6), complaints. (< lalama V).
malalamiko (noun 6), protest. Nilionelea kwamba malalamiko na madai yetu
yalihitaji kutiwa nguvu na kubainishwa vizuri [Kenyatta Masomo 113].. I
realized that our protests and claims needed to be strengthened and
clarified.. (< lalama V).
malale (noun), litmus. ugonjwa wa malale. sleeping sickness,
encephalitis. (< lala). [bot]
malale (noun 6), sleeping sickness. (< lala V).
malalo (noun 6), bed. (< lala V).
malalo (noun), bed. (< lala).
malalo (noun), bedding. (< lala).
malalo (noun 6), den. (< lala V).
malalo (noun), den (of animals). (< lala).
malalo (noun), rec. housing. (< lala).
malalo (noun 6), lair. (< lala V).
malalo (noun), lair. (< lala).
malalo (noun 6), sleeping place. (< lala V).
malalo (noun), sleeping-place. (< lala).
malango (noun 6), secret initiation teaching.
malango (noun), initiation (of boys and girls at puberty).
malango (noun 6), secret instruction given to male or female on growing
up. (< mlango N).
malaya (noun 6an), prostitute.
malaya (noun), prostitute.
malazi (noun 6), accommodation. kodi ya malazi [Masomo 363].
accommodation tax. (< lala V).
malazi (noun 6), bed. (< lala V).
malazi (noun), bed. (< lala).
malazi (noun), bedding. (< lala).
malazi (noun 6), den. (< lala V).
malazi (noun), den (of animals). (< lala).
malazi (noun), rec. housing. (< lala).
malazi (noun 6), lair. (< lala V).
malazi (noun), lair. (< lala).
malazi (noun 6), sleeping place. (< lala V).
malazi (noun), sleeping-place. (< lala).
malazo (noun), bed. (< lala).
malazo (noun), bedding. (< lala).
malazo (noun), den (of animals). (< lala).
malazo (noun), rec. housing. (< lala).
malazo (noun), lair. (< lala).
malazo (noun), sleeping-place. (< lala).
malele (noun), litmus (Rocella Montagnei Rocella tinctoria.
malele (noun), orchilla (Rocella Montagnei Rocella tinctoria.
maleleji (noun), period between the southwest and the northeast monsoons
(approx. late March to early April and late Nov. to early Dec.).
maleleji (noun 6), season of uncertain and changing winds between the
monsoon and during the rains.
malendalenda (noun), musus-like or watery feces. [med]
malendalenda (noun), mucus (discharge).
malenga (noun), pl walenga, unfermented beer.
malenga (noun), pl walenga, leader of singing (at dances).
malenga (noun 6an), pl plural only, master poet.
malenga (noun 1/2), pl walenga, poet. Jamii ya Waswahili wanawaheshimu
malenga wao [Khan, Masomo 396].. The Swahili community respects their
master poets..
malenga (noun), pl walenga, professional singer.
maleuni (adjective), accursed. (< laana).
maleuni (adjective), damned. (< laana).
maleuni (noun 6an), the accursed. (< laana N).
maleuni (noun), accursed person. (< laana).
maleuni (noun), damned person. (< laana).
maleuni (noun), good-for-nothing. mtoto huyu ni maleuni sana. This
child is a good-for-nothing. (< laana).
maleuni (noun), rel. satan. (< laana).
malevi (noun), alcohol. (< levi).
malevi (noun), dipsomania. (< levi).
malevi (noun), drunkenness. (< levi).
malevi (noun), intoxication. (< levi).
malevi (noun), mania. (< levi).
malevi (noun), spirits. (< levi).
malevi (noun), weakness. (< levi).
malezi (noun 6), bringing up a child. (< lea V).
malezi (noun 6), education.
malezi (noun), education (home). (< lea).
malezi (noun 6), rearing. (< lea V).
malezi (noun 6), upbringing. amani duniani kwa watu wenye malezi mema
[Kez].
malezi (noun), upbringing. (< lea).
malhamu (noun), grease.
malhamu (noun), ointment.
malhamu (noun), paste.
malhamu (noun), plaster.
malhamu (noun), salve.
mali (noun), goods. mali ya kusafirisha. export goods.
mali (noun 9/10), pl mali, possessions.
mali (noun), possessions. mali ya kusafirisha. export goods.
mali (noun 9/10), pl mali, property.
mali (noun), property. mali ya kusafirisha. export goods.
mali (noun 9/10), pl mali, wealth.
malidadi (adjective), conceited.
malidadi (adjective), well-dressed.
malidadi (adjective), modern.
malidadi (adjective), smart.
malidadi (adjective), stylish.
malidadi (adjective), vain.
malidadi (noun), dandy.
malidadi (noun), showily dressed person.
malidadi (noun), fop.
malidadi (noun), person dressed in up-to-date style.
malidadi (noun 6), tidy person.
malighafi (noun 10), raw material.
-maliki (verb), begin something.
-maliki (verb), do the spadework of a project.
-maliki (verb), set to work on a job.
maliki (noun 9/10an), pl maliki, king. (< miliki V).
maliki (noun), king.
maliki (noun), monarch.
maliki (noun), ruler.
maliki (noun), start something.
malimati (noun), ceremony in commemoration of the dead.
malimati (noun), meal served after the memorial ceremony.
malimbiko (noun), economy.
malimbiko (noun), reserve fund. [econ]
malimbiko (noun), reserve.
malimbiko (noun), supply.
malimbiko (noun), thrift.
malimo (noun), agriculture. (< lima).
malimo (noun), field work. (< lima).
malimwengu (noun 6), earthly things.
malimwengu (noun), mundane matters. [rel]
malimwengu (noun 6), worldly affairs.
malimwengu (noun), worldly things. Na pambo la malimwengu [Shaaban
Robert, Masomo 425]. And the design of the things of the world.
malindi (noun), small apron of beads worn by women.
malindi (noun), cesspool.
malindi (noun), drains.
malindi (noun), holes.
Malindi (noun 16), Malindi. Malindi ni mji wa pwani ya Kenya.. Malindi
is a city on the Kenya coast.
malindi (noun), pits.
malipizi (noun), rel. atonement.
malipizi (noun), blackmail.
malipizi (noun), demand for payment of a debt.
malipizi (noun), rel. penance.
malipizi (noun), retaliations.
malipizi (noun), revenge.
malipo (noun), compensation. (< lipa).
malipo (noun), payments. (< lipa).
malipo (noun), reparation. (< lipa).
malipo (noun 6), salary. (< lipa V).
malisaa (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya malisaa. shotgun.
malisao (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya malisao. shotgun.
malisha (noun), fodder. (< la).
malisha (noun), pasturage. (< la).
malisha (noun), pasture. (< la).
malisho (noun), fodder. (< la).
malisho (noun 6), grazing land. (< -la V).
malisho (noun), pasturage. (< la).
malisho (noun 6), pasture. (< -la V).
malisho (noun), pasture. Kila kijiji kilikuwa na mipaka yake na mbuga na
malisho yake [Masomo 309].. Each village had its borders and its
grasslands and pastures.. (< la).
malishoni (noun), fodder. (< la).
malishoni (noun), pasturage. (< la).
malishoni (noun), pasture. (< la).
maliwato (noun), bathroom (inside a house).
maliwato (noun), small open area adjoining a house where one may wash
one' s hands and face etc..
maliwazo (noun), aid. (< liwazo).
maliwazo (noun), comfort. (< liwazo).
maliwazo (noun), sympathy. (< liwazo).
-maliza (verb), complete.
-maliza (verb), complete. maliza deni. pay/settle a debt.
-maliza (verb), conclude. maliza deni. pay/settle a debt.
-maliza (verb), consume. malisha chakula. completely consume a meal.
-maliza (verb), destroy. ugonjwa huu umewamaliza watu wengi. many
people have fallen victim to the disease.
-maliza (verb), end. maliza deni. pay/settle a debt.
-maliza (verb), exterminate. ugonjwa huu umewamaliza watu wengi. many
people have fallen victim to the disease.
-maliza (verb), finish off. amemaliza kuoga [Kez], akamaliza kidato cha
sita [Moh].
-maliza (verb), finish. Chonya alikuwa amemaliza masomo yake ya shule ya
msingi [Balisidya, Masomo 344].. Chonya had finished his primary school
studies..
-maliza (verb), learn to know all (bad) things. lakini wewe mwenyewe
Check-bob u'shamaliza [Ma]. [slang]
-maliza (verb), polish off (food). malisha chakula. completely consume
a meal.
malizano (noun), destroying each other.
malizano (noun 6), lamenting. (< lia V).
malizano (noun), lamenting.
malizano (noun), sobbing.
malizano (noun), wailing.
malizano (noun), weeping.
malizi (noun 6), crackling. (< lia V).
malizi (noun), crackling.
malizi (noun 6), rattling. (< lia V).
malizi (noun), rattling.
malizi (noun 6), rustling. (< lia V).
malizi (noun), rustling.
-malizia (verb), finish with. kumalizia sentensi [Masomo 193]. to
complete sentences. (< maliza V).
-malizika (verb), be completed. Kwa kawaida upigaji kura huanzia saa
mbili za asubuhi na humalizika saa kumi na mbili za jioni [Masomo 99].
Usually voting begins at 8 am and is completed at 6 pm.. (< maliza V).
-malizika (verb), come to an end. (< maliza V).
-malizika (verb), be finished. (< maliza V).
malki (noun), king.
malki (noun), monarch.
malki (noun), ruler.
malkia (noun 9/10an), pl malkia, queen. (< miliki V).
malkia (noun), queen.
malu (noun), species of antelope, Strepsiceros strepsiceros.
malumbano (noun 6), cross-examination. (< lumba V). [legal]
malumbano (noun 6), cross questioning. (< lumba V). [legal]
maluuni (adjective), accursed. (< laana).
maluuni (adjective), cursed. (< Arabic).
maluuni (adjective), damned. kikongwe kile maluuni! [Sul]. (< Arabic).
maluuni (adjective), damned. (< laana).
maluuni (adjective), malign. (< Arabic).
maluuni (noun 6an), the accursed. (< laana N).
maluuni (noun), accursed person. (< laana).
maluuni (noun), damned person. (< laana).
maluuni (noun), good-for-nothing. mtoto huyu ni maleuni sana. This
child is a good-for-nothing. (< laana).
maluuni (noun), satan. (< laana). [satan]
mama (noun 9/10an), mother.
mama (noun), mother. mamangu (mama yangu). my mother.
-mamanua (verb), break apart.
-mamanua (verb), loosen.
-mamanua (verb), open.
-mamanua (verb), separate.
-mamanua (verb), split open.
mamba (noun), crocodile.
mamba (noun), leech. [rare]
mamba (noun), kind of poisonous snake.
mamba (noun 9/10an), crocodile.
mamba (noun 9/10an), poisonous snake (type).
-wa na mambo mambo (verb), be fanciful.
-wa na mambo mambo (verb), be whimsical. Aziza lazima awe hana mambo
mambo [Abd].
mambo (noun), affair.
mambo (noun), actual state of affairs. Hii ni mambo wazi. This is an
obvious fact.
mambo (noun), circumstance. katika mambo ya sasa. under the present
circumstances/conditions.
mambo (noun), condition.
mambo (noun), cording (of a handmade bed).
mambo (noun), covering.
mambo (noun), fact.
mambo (noun), general formula of greeting. jamboni!. to several
persons.
mambo (noun), matter.
mambo (noun), pegs (used for stretching something out, tent-pegs, etc.).
mambo (noun), something stretched tightly.
mambo (noun), tautness.
mambo (noun), tension.
mambo? (noun 6), what's up?. Mambo? Safi!. What's up? Things are
cool!.
mamboleo (adjective), modern. ukoloni mamboleo. Neo-colonialism.
mamboleo (adjective), present-day. ukoloni mamboleo. Neo-colonialism.
kwa mamia (adverb), by the hundreds. Kwa kila askari, po pote alipo,
lazima waweko raia kwa mamia ... [Nyerere, Masomo 27]. For every soldier,
where ever he is, there must be hundreds of citizens ....
mamia (noun 6), hundreds.
mamlaka (noun 9/10), pl mamlaka, authority. (< miliki V).
mamlaka (noun), capacity (official).
mamlaka (noun 9/10), pl mamlaka, dominion.
mamlaka (noun), government. mamlaka ya kujitawala. self-government.
mamlaka (noun), jur. jurisdiction.
mamlaka (noun), right of ownership.
mamlaka (noun), position (official).
mamlaka (noun), possession.
mamlaka (noun), power. mamlaka ya kujitawala. self-government.
mamlaka (noun), property right.
mamlaka (noun 9/10), pl mamlaka, rule.
mamlaka (noun), rule. mamlaka ya kujitawala. self-government.
mamlaka (noun), status (official).
mamoja (adverb), all alike. (< moja N).
mamoja (adverb), immaterial. ukija usije, kwangu ni mamoja. whether you
come or not is immaterial to me.
mamoja (adverb), all one. (< moja N).
mamoja (adverb), all the same. (< moja N).
mamoja (adverb), all the same. ukija usije, kwangu ni mamoja. whether
you come or not is one and the same thing..
mamoja (adverb), one and the same.
mamsahib (noun 9/10an), pl mamsahib, lady.
mamsahib (noun), lady. (< Hindu. Ar. -Engl).
mamsahib (noun 9/10an), pl mamsahib, mistress.
mamsahib (noun), mistress. (< Hindu. Ar. -Engl).
mamwana (noun), adopted child.
mamwana (noun), dependent.
mamwana (noun), lady.
mamwana (noun), mistress.
man (noun), unit of weight (three pounds or 1.4 kg.).
manaake (noun 9/10), pl maana, that means. (< maana N, yake pron).
manamba (noun), crowd (of people). (< Engl.).
usiku wa manane (noun), dead of night.
manani (noun), rel. Benefactor.
manani (noun), rel. the Beneficent (a title of God)..
manani (noun 1), God (title of).
manati (noun 9/10), pl manati, catapult.
manati (noun), catapult.
manati (noun), slign.
manawa (noun), med. skin disease (affecting especially the hands).
manawa (noun 9/10), pl manawa, herpes.
manawa (noun), med. herpes (affecting especially the hands).
manawa (noun 9/10), pl manawa, skin disease (kind of).
manda (noun), pastry made of rice-flour and grated coconut..
mandari (noun), dance.
mandari (noun), entertainment.
mandari (noun 9/10), pl mandari, picnic. ziko wapi mandari, parties na
ma-disco [Moh]. (< Arabic).
mandari (noun), revel.
mandhari (noun), appearance (external).
mandhari (noun 9/10), pl mandhari, environment.
mandhari (noun 9/10), pl mandhari, geographical feature.
mandhari (noun 9/10), pl mandhari, landscape.
mandhari (noun), landscape.
mandhari (noun), prospect.
mandhari (noun 5/6), pl mandhari, scene. (< Arabic).
mandhari (noun), scene.
mandhari (noun), sight.
mandhari (noun 5/6), pl mandhari, view. Nunga aliweza kufurahia haiba ya
mandhari yaliyomzunguka [Ng]. (< Arabic).
mandhari (noun), view.
mandusi (noun), box.
mandusi (noun), chest.
mandusi (noun), suitcase.
mandusi (noun), trunk.
manemane (noun), myrrh (Commiphora abyssinica)..
manena (noun), groin. [anat]
-finika maneno (verb), express oneself unclearly.
-funika maneno (verb), express oneself unclearly.
-ponyoka maneno (phrase), make a slip of the tongue.
-potea maneno (verb), make a faux pas.
-potea maneno (verb), make a slip of the tongue.
maneno (noun), affair (important). maneno ya siri. secret affairs.
maneno (noun), assertion.
maneno (noun), concern (matter for).
maneno (noun), debate.
maneno (noun), dialect. dialect. [rare]
maneno (noun), discussion.
maneno (noun), expression.
maneno (noun), language. language. [rare]
maneno (noun), matter (important). maneno haya yametukasirisha. These
matters have annoyed us..
maneno (noun), objection. sina maneno. I have no objection.
maneno (noun), statement.
maneno (noun), utterance.
maneno (noun), word. maneno ya kweli. true words.
maneva (noun), excursion. tunakwenda maneva. We are going on an
excursion. (< Engl.).
maneva (noun), pleasure. tunakwenda maneva. We are going on an
excursion. (< Engl.).
maneva (noun), trip. tunakwenda maneva. We are going on an excursion.
(< Engl.).
mang'amung'amu (noun 6), confusion of mind.
mang'amung'amu (noun), confusion.
mang'amung'amu (noun), dismay.
mang'amung'amu (noun), mental derangement.
mang'ang'amu (noun), confusion.
mang'ang'amu (noun), dismay.
mang'ang'amu (noun), mental derangement.
mang'ungumu (adverb), confidentially. confidentially. [rare]
mang'ungumu (adverb), surreptitiously. [rare]
-manga (verb), eat food plain (without relish or sauce etc).
Manga (noun), Arabia.
Manga (noun), object of Arabian origin.
mangaja (noun), bell worn by dancers on the legs.
mangaja (noun), child's rattle.
mangaja (noun), rattle worn by dancers on the legs.
mangazimbwe (noun), mirage.
mangazimbwe (noun), optical illusion.
mangharibi (noun), evening prayers (Islamic).
mangharibi (noun), time of sunset.
mangharibi (noun), west. mangharibi ya kusini. southwest.
mangili (noun), cathead device for securing a cable on boats. [naut]
mangili (noun), cathead device for securing an anchor. [naut]
mango (noun), millstone (upper part of a stone mill).
mango (noun), stone (round solid and used for pounding).
mangrini (noun), knot tied in an anchor cable. [naut]
mangwaji (noun), ostentation.
mangwaji (noun), vanity.
mani (noun), unit of weight (3 lbs or 1.4 kg).
manifesto (noun 9/10), pl manifesto, manifesto.
manii (noun 6), semen.
manii (noun), phy. semen.
manii (noun), phy. sperm.
manisipaa (noun), city government. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa katika afisi
ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal administration
offices..
manisipaa (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal
administration offices..
manisipaa (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipaa. House taxes will be paid at the municipal
administration offices.
manisipali (noun), city government. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa katika
afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal administration
offices..
manisipali (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal
administration offices..
manispaa (noun 9/10), pl manispaa, municipal.
manja (noun 9/10), pl manja, bird (Zesterops vaughani). manja akawa
anakuja chini [Moh].
manja (noun), Pemba white-eye.
manjali (noun), rope of the front sail. [naut]
manjano (adjective), yellow.
manjano (noun), turmeric.
manjano (noun), turmeric.
manjorinjori (adjective), tall.
manju (noun), leader of singing (at dances).
manoari (noun), naval vessel. kundi la manoari. flotilla, squadron. (<
Engl.).
manoari (noun), man-of-war. kundi la manoari. flotilla, squadron. (<
Engl.).
manoari (noun), warship. kundi la manoari. flotilla, squadron. (<
Engl.).
manoleo (noun), back of a knife blade (as opp. to the cutting edge).
manoleo (noun), metal ring between the blade and handle of a knife.
manong'onezo (noun), gossip.
manong'onezo (noun), prediction.
manong'onezo (noun), prophecy.
manong'onezo (noun), rumor.
manong'onezo (noun), whispering.
manong'ono (noun), gossip.
manong'ono (noun), prediction.
manong'ono (noun), prophecy.
manong'ono (noun), rumor.
manong'ono (noun), whispering.
manowari (noun 6), man of war (submarine).
manowari (noun), naval vessel. kundi la manowari. flotilla, squadron.
(< Engl.).
manowari (noun), man-of-war. kundi la manowari. flotilla, squadron. (<
Engl.).
manowari (noun), warship. kundi la manowari. flotilla, squadron. (<
Fmko).
mansuli (noun), blanket.
mansuli (noun), kind of woollen cloth.
manufaa (noun), advantage.
manufaa (noun), benefit.
manufaa (noun), necessary.
manufaa (noun 9/10), pl manufaa, profit.
manufaa (noun), profit.
manufaa (noun), use.
manufaa (noun), useful thing.
manufaa (noun 6), usefulness. Ni wajibu wa Chama, wa Serikali na wa kila
mwananchi, kuwasaidia waweze kuwa raia wenye manufaa kwa uwezo wa hali yao
[Nyerere, Masomo 281]. "It is the responsibility of the Party, the
Government, and of every person, to help them be able to be useful
citizens to the full extent of their capabilities"..
manufaa (noun 6), utility. unataka kutumia cheo chako kwa manufaa yako
binafsi [Mun]. (< Arabic).
manukato (noun 6), perfume.
manuku (noun), copy. copy. [rare]
manuku (noun), imitation. imitation. [rare]
manukuu (noun), copy. copy. [rare]
manukuu (noun), imitation. imitation. [rare]
manuwari (noun 9/10), man-of-war. Ngome ilishambulia kwa manuwari za
Kiingereza [Masomo 145]. The fort was attacked by British man-of-wars..
(< English).
manuwio (noun), aim (especially in respect of a visit to a witchdoctor or
the use of charm). [rare]
manuwio (noun), intention (especially in respect of a visit to a
witchdoctor or the use of charm). [rare]
manuwio (noun), purpose (especially in respect of a visit to a
witchdoctor or the use of charm). [rare]
manuwiyo (noun), aim (especially in respect of a visit to a witchdoctor
or the use of charm). [rare]
manuwiyo (noun), intention (especially in respect of a visit to a
witchdoctor or the use of charm). [rare]
manuwiyo (noun), purpose (especially in respect of a visit to a
witchdoctor or the use of charm). [rare]
manyago (noun), initiation ceremony (for children).
manyanga (noun 6), musical instrument.
manyanga (noun 6), rattles.
manyatta (noun), homestead (Maasai).
manyonyota (noun), drizzle.
manyonyota (noun), fine rain.
manyoya (noun 6), fur. Popo wana miili myepesi yenye manyoya.. Bats
have light weight furry bodies..
manyoya (noun), feathers.
manyoya (noun), fur.
manyoya (noun), wool (of an animal).
manza (noun), crime.
manza (noun), delict.
manza (noun 9/10), pl manza, dispute.
manza (noun), legal action.
manza (noun 9/10), pl manza, litigation.
manza (noun), offense.
manza (noun), outrage.
manza (noun), trial.
manzili (noun 6), state of life.
manzili (noun 6), residence.
manzili (noun), revelation.
manzili (noun), something sent by God.
maokozi (noun), deliverance (from a personal difficulty).
maokozi (noun), rescue.
maombezi (noun), appeal.
maombezi (noun), entreaty.
maombezi (noun), intercession.
maombezi (noun), mediation.
maombezi (noun), petition.
maombezi (noun), request.
maombi (noun), appeal.
maombi (noun), entreaty.
maombi (noun), intercession.
maombi (noun), mediation.
maombi (noun), petition.
maombi (noun 6), request. (< omba V).
maombi (noun), request. Tunaandika barua kutoa maombi [Masomo 71]. We
write letters to make requests..
maombo (noun), appeal.
maombo (noun), entreaty.
maombo (noun), intercession.
maombo (noun), mediation.
maombo (noun), petition.
maombo (noun), request.
maombolezo (noun), wailing.
maombolezo (noun), dirge.
maombolezo (noun), groaning.
maombolezo (noun), lamentation.
maombolezo (noun), moaning.
maombolezo (noun), mourning (sound of).
maombolezo (noun), wail.
maomvi (noun), appeal.
maomvi (noun), entreaty.
maomvi (noun), intercession.
maomvi (noun), mediation.
maomvi (noun), petition.
maomvi (noun), request.
maondokeo (noun), advancement.
maondokeo (noun), departure.
maondokeo (noun), prospering.
maondokeo (noun), start (of a journey).
maondokeo (noun), success.
maondoleo (noun), absolution.
maondoleo (noun), elimination.
maondoleo (noun), rel. forgiveness. maondoleo ya dhambi. forgiveness
of sins.
maondoleo (noun), removal.
maonevu (noun), bullying.
maonevu (noun), exhortation.
maonevu (noun 6), ill-treatment. alizidi kuhisi maonevu [Sul].
maonevu (noun), notification.
maonevu (noun), oppression.
maonevu (noun 6), persecution.
maonevu (noun), warning.
maonezi (noun), oppression. (< ona).
maongezi (noun), amusement. (< ongea).
maongezi (noun), chat. weka maongezi. begin a conversation. (< ongea).
maongezi (noun 6), conversation. waliingia ndani ya nyumba na kukaa
kwenye chumba cha maongezi [Kez], Subira akijaribu kuyafahamu maongezi ya
wenziwe [Sul].
maongezi (noun), conversation. weka maongezi; Sharti tumalize maongezi
yetu haya [Chacha, Masomo 373]. begin a conversation; We must end this
conversation of ours.. (< ongea).
maongezi (noun 6), gossip.
maongezi (noun), pastime. (< ongea).
maongozi (noun), administration.
maongozi (noun), arrangement.
maongozi (noun 6), direction. (< ongoza V).
maongozi (noun), rel. guidance.
maongozi (noun), management.
maongozi (noun), order.
maongozi (noun), rel. providence. maongozi ya Mungu. God's providence.
maongozi (noun), regulation.
maongozi (noun), restoration.
maoni (noun 6), opinion. Maoni yetu ni kwamba mchumba huyu hakufai
[Masomo 40].. It is our opinion that this fiance is unsuitable for you..
(< ona V).
maoni (noun), opinions. maoni ya wananchi. public opinion.
maoni (noun 9/10), pl maoni, view. maoni ya wananchi. public opinion.
maono (noun), feeling. (< ona).
maono (noun), perception. (< ona).
maono (noun), sensation. (< ona).
maono (noun), thought. (< ona).
maonyesho (noun), demonstration. maonyesho ya ukulima. farming
demonstrations. (< ona).
maonyesho (noun 6), exhibition. maonyesho ya kukusanya pesa za msaada
[Masomo 336]. charity exhibitions. (< ona V).
maonyesho (noun), exhibition. maonyesho ya ukulima. farming
exhibitions. (< ona).
maonyesho (noun 6), show. (< ona V).
maonyo (noun 6), advice. (< ona V).
maonyo (noun), hint.
maonyo (noun), sign.
maonyo (noun), warning.
maoteo (noun), ambush.
maoteo (noun), hiding-place.
maovu (noun), evil. (< ovu).
maovu (noun), injustice. (< ovu).
maovu (noun), malice. (< ovu).
maovu (noun), spite. (< ovu).
maovu (noun), unfairness. (< ovu).
maovu (noun), wickedness. (< ovu).
maovyo (noun), rubbish. (< ovyo).
maovyo (noun), trash. (< ovyo).
maowidha (noun), admonition.
maowidha (noun), admonition.
maowidha (noun), good advice.
maowidha (noun), good advice.
maowidha (noun), instruction.
maowidha (noun), instruction.
mwongozo (noun), pl miongozo, instruction. (< ongoa V).
maozi (noun), marriage arrangements.
mapacha (noun), twins. mapacha watatu. triplets.
mapajani (phrase), on one's knees.
mapajani (phrase), in one's lap. alikichukua kile kifurushi, akakiweka
mapajani pake [Muk].
mapakio (noun), cargo. (< paka).
mapakio (noun), naut. loading-crane. (< paka).
mapakio (noun), freight. (< paka).
mapakio (noun), loading-platform. (< paka).
mapakizi (noun 6), cargo. (< paka V).
mapakizi (noun), cargo. (< paka).
mapakizi (noun), naut. loading-crane. (< paka).
mapakizi (noun 6), freight. (< paka V).
mapakizi (noun), freight. (< paka).
mapakizi (noun 6), freightage. (< paka V).
mapakizi (noun), loading-platform. (< paka).
mapakizi (noun 6), shipping arrangements. (< paka V).
mapalilio (noun), hoeing.
mapalilio (noun), weeding.
mapalio (noun 6), hoeing. (< palia V).
mapalio (noun), hoeing.
mapalio (noun 6), weeding. (< palia V).
mapalio (noun), weeding.
mapalizi (noun 6), weeding. (< palia V).
mapambano (noun 6), clash.
mapambano (noun 6), collision. penye unyonge mapambano hayeshi [Moh].
mapambano (noun), collision.
mapambano (noun), contact.
mapambano (noun), sport contest. katika mapambano ya timu mbili hizi,
Brazil watashida Chile. In the contest between the two teams Brazil will
defeat Chile.
mapambano (noun 6), dispute.
mapambano (noun), impact.
mapambano (noun), sport match. katika mapambano ya timu mbili hizi,
Brazil watashida Chile. In the contest between the two teams Brazil will
defeat Chile.
mapambano (noun), meeting.
mapambano (noun 6), struggle. "Mapambano Yanaendelea"[hotuba ya Mwalimu
Nyerere Masomo 273]. The struggle continues. (< pambana V).
mapambano (noun), close touch (with a person).
mapana (noun), breadth. (< pana).
mapana (noun), diameter. (< pana).
mapana (noun 6), width. (< pana adv).
mapana (noun), width. (< pana).
mapatano (noun), agreement. (< pata).
mapatano (noun), alliance. fanya mapatano. conclude an alliance. (<
pata).
mapatano (noun 6), consent. (< pata V).
mapatano (noun), conspiracy. (< pata).
mapatano (noun 6), contract. (< pata V).
mapatano (noun), contract. (< pata).
mapatano (noun), settlement. (< pata).
mapatano (noun 6), terms. (< pata V).
mapatano (noun), treaty. (< pata).
mapatano (noun), understanding. mapatano ya kuridhiana. compromise. (<
pata).
mapatilizo (noun), accusation. accusation. [rare]
mapatilizo (noun), blame. blame. [rare]
mapatilizo (noun), punishment. [rare]
mapato (noun), achievement. (< pata).
mapato (noun), acquisition. (< pata).
mapato (noun), earnings. (< pata).
mapato (noun), enrichment. (< pata).
mapato (noun), income. mapato kwa mtu. per capita income. (< pata).
mapato (noun), proceeds. (< pata).
mapato (noun), profit. baishara ya nazi haina mapato. Doing business in
coconut is not profitable. (< pata).
mapato (noun), return. (< pata).
mapayo (noun), delirium.
mapema (adverb), early.
mapema (adverb), early in good time. asubuhi na mapema. early in the
morning.
mapendano (noun), affection (reciprocal). (< penda).
mapendano (noun), fondness (reciprocal). (< penda).
mapendano (noun 6), mutual love. (< penda V).
mapendeleo (noun), favor. (< penda).
mapendeleo (noun), inclination. (< penda).
mapendeleo (noun), liking. (< penda).
mapendeleo (noun), partiality. (< penda).
mapendeleo (noun), predilection. (< penda).
mapendeleo (noun), preference. (< penda).
mapendezi (noun), friendliness. (< penda).
mapendezi (noun), kindness. (< penda).
mapendezi (noun), obligation. (< penda).
mapendezi (noun), politeness. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), favor. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), inclination. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), liking. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), partiality. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), predilection. (< penda).
mapendo (noun), preference. (< penda).
mapenzi (noun 6), desire. (< penda V).
mapenzi (noun), desire. (< penda).
mapenzi (noun), favor. (< penda).
mapenzi (noun), inclination. (< penda).
mapenzi (noun 6), liking. (< penda V).
mapenzi (noun 6), love. Akimpenda mtu na kutaka urafiki naye
atamwandikia shairi la mapenzi [Khan, Masomo 391]. If s/he loves someone
and wants a friendship with him/her s/he will write him/her a love poem..
(< penda V).
mapenzi (noun), love. (< penda).
mapenzi (noun), wish. (< penda).
riwaya ya mapenzi (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za mapenzi, love story. hupenda
pia kusoma riwaya za kila aina: toka za ujambazi na upelelezi hadi za vita
na maafa, toka za mapenzi hadi za majini na mashetani [Muk]. I also like
reading stories of all sorts: from terror to espionage to war and horror,
from those of love to devilish ones.
mapepe (noun), chaff.
mapepe (noun), barren ears of grain.
mapepe (noun 6), empty husks of grain.
mapepe (noun), grain-husks.
mapepeta (ya mpunga) (noun), unripe grains of rice (roasted).
mapesa (noun), money. pesa taslimu. cash, ready money. (< pesa).
mapigano (noun 6), battle. (< piga V).
mapigano (noun), battle. mapigano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigano (noun), conflict. mapigano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigano (noun), fight. mapigano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigano (noun), struggle. mapigano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigiano (noun), battle. mapigiano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigiano (noun), conflict. mapigiano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigiano (noun), fight. mapigiano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapigiano (noun), struggle. mapigiano ya kitabaka. class struggle. (<
piga).
mapindu (noun), somersault.
mapinduzi (noun), radical change.
mapinduzi (noun 6), revolution. Wake haturudi nyuma, tunataka mapinduzi
[Amana, Masomo 408]; kuwabembeleza hawa ingemaanisha kuchelewesha
mapinduzi [Mun]. Women are not turning back, we want a revolution; To
have coaxed them would have meant delaying the revolution..
mapinduzi (noun), revolution. CCM ni kifupi cha Chama cha Mapinduzi..
CCM is the shortened form of The Party of the Revolution..
mapinduzi (noun), upheaval.
mapishi (noun), cookery. prov. mchele mmoja, mapishi mabalimbali.
"There is only one rice, but there are various ways of cooking it".. (<
pika).
mapishi (noun 6), cooking (profession or act of). anaingia katika
mapishi [Muk]. (< pika V).
mapishi (noun), cooking. prov. mchele mmoja, mapishi mabalimbali.
"There is only one rice, but there are various ways of cooking it".. (<
pika).
mapiswa (noun), folly.
mapiswa (noun), nonsense.
mapiswa (noun), stupidity.
mapokeo simulizi (noun 6), oral tradition. (< pokea V, simulia V).
maponea (noun 6), food. (< poa V).
maponea (noun 6), livelihood. (< poa V).
maponea (noun 6), means of subsistence.
maponea (noun), food.
maponea (noun), livelihood.
maponea (noun), subsistence.
maponyea (noun), cure. (< pona).
maponyea (noun), drugs. (< pona).
maponyea (noun), medicines. (< pona).
maponyea (noun), treatment (course of). (< pona).
maponyo (noun), cure. (< pona).
maponyo (noun 6), drugs. (< ponya V).
maponyo (noun), drugs. (< pona).
maponyo (noun 6), medicines. (< ponya V).
maponyo (noun), medicines. (< pona).
maponyo (noun), treatment (course of). (< pona).
mapooza (noun 6), withered thing. (< pooza V).
maporomoko ya maji (noun), waterfall. (< poromoa).
maporomoko ya mvua (noun), cloudburst. (< poromoa).
maposo (noun), courtship. (< posa).
maposo (noun), arrangements of marriage. (< posa).
maposo (noun), proposal of marriage. (< posa).
mapoza (noun), drugs. (< poa).
mapoza (noun), medicines. (< poa).
mapumbu (noun 6), testicles.
mapumziko (noun), break. (< pumua).
mapumziko (noun), cessation (of work). (< pumua).
mapumziko (noun), pause. (< pumua).
mapumziko (noun), relaxation. (< pumua).
mapumziko (noun 6), rest (period of). (< pumzika V).
mapumziko (noun), rest. (< pumua).
mapumziko (noun 5), vacation. wakati wa mapumziko ya Pasaka [Masomo
219]. during the Easter vacation.. (< pumzika V).
mapune (noun), skin disease. [med]
mapurendi (noun), gold braid. (< Engl.).
mapurendi (noun), epaulets. (< Engl.).
mapuuza (noun 6), carelessness. "Hilo ndilo swali hasa", akasema Nunga
kwa mapuuza [Ng], tamaa iliyokataa kukatika, ijapokuwa ikikeketwa kwa
msumeno wa mapuuza [Moh].
mapuuza (noun 6), contempt.
mapuuza (noun 6), irresponsibility.
mapuuza (noun 6), snobbery.
mapuuza (noun 6), thoughtlessness.
mapwa (noun), beach. (< pwa).
mapwa (noun 6), coast. (< pwa V).
mapwa (noun), coast. (< pwa).
mapwa (noun), shore. (< pwa).
mapwaji (noun), beach. (< pwa).
mapwaji (noun), coast. (< pwa).
mapwaji (noun), shore. (< pwa).
mapyoro (noun), giving oneself airs. (< pyora).
mapyoro (noun), boasting. (< pyora).
mapyoro (noun 6), deceitfulness. (< pyoro A).
mapyoro (noun), exaggeration. (< pyora).
mapyoro (noun), fraud. (< pyora).
mara (adverb), immediately.
mara (adverb), immediately. mara moja. once.
mara (adverb), at once. mara alimwona yule kijana akija [Sul], kuwaoza
waana wao mara baada kuwa wao ni waja wa ndoa [Abd]. (< Arabic).
mara (adverb), once. mara moja. once.
mara (adverb), suddenly. (< Arabic).
mara (adverb), suddenly. mara moja. once.
mara (adverb), unexpectedly. mara moja. once.
mara (noun 9/10), pl mara, occasion.
mara (noun), occasion.
mara (noun), sequence.
mara (noun), series.
mara (noun 9/10), pl mara, time.
mara (noun), time.
mara (noun), turn.
mara hii (adverb), at once.
mara hii (adverb), so soon. Uzuri wake unatoweka? Mara hii! [Mt].
mara hii (adverb), this time.
mara ile (adverb), at once.
mara ile (adverb), so soon.
mara ile (adverb), that time.
mara ile (adverb), this time. bali moyo wa Subira mara hii haukutaka
hata shahidi [Sul], furaha yake, mara ile, imepotea [Sul].
mara kwa mara (phrase), from time to time. ghasia za gari na pitapita za
watu mara kwa mara zilimzindua mtoto [Sul].
mara kwa mara (phrase), sometimes. mara, nyatia, nyatia... mara, jizike,
jizike [Moh].
mara moja (adverb), immediately. Rosa aliitwa mara moja [Kez].
mara moja (adverb), at once.
mara nyingi (phrase), often. (< mara N, -ingi adj).
mara tu (adverb), as soon as. mara tu baada fungate mbili kupita [Abd].
maraba (adjective), right (of an angle). pembe mraba. right angle..
maraba (noun), pl miraba, cube. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular lines.
maraba (noun), cube.
maraba (noun), jam.
maraba (noun), marmalade.
maraba (noun), pl miraba, preserves, jam, marmalade.. njugu za mraba.
peanut brittle.
maraba (noun), preserves.
maraba (noun), pl miraba, rectangle. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular
lines.
maraba (noun), rectangle.
maraba (noun), pl miraba, square. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular
lines.
maraba (noun), square.
maradhi (noun 6), disease. (< Arabic).
maradhi (noun), disease.
maradhi (noun), epidemic. maradhi ya ng'ombe. cattle epidemic.
maradhi (noun 6), illness.
maradhi (noun), illness.
maradhi (noun), pestilence.
maradhi (noun 6), sickness. sijui umepatwa na maradhi gani [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
maradhi (noun), sickness.
maradufu (adjective), double.
maradufu (adjective), twofold.
maradufu (noun 9), cloth (type of). (< maradufu A).
maradufu (noun 9/10), pl maradufu, double.
maradufu (noun), doubling.
maradufu (noun), duplicate.
marahaba (interjection), greeting (response by elder or superior greeted
with "shikamoo").
marahaba (interjection), good.
marahaba (interjection), thank you (in response to salutation
'Shikamoo').
marahaba (interjection), very well (in response to the salutation
'shikamoo').
marahamu (noun), grease.
marahamu (noun), ointment.
marahamu (noun), paste.
marahamu (noun), plaster.
marahamu (noun), salve.
marakaraka (adjective), checked.
marakaraka (adjective), speckled.
marakaraka (adjective), spotted.
marakaraka (adjective), striped.
marakaraka (noun), patch.
marakaraka (noun), spot.
marakaraka (noun), stripe.
mararu (noun 6), rags. kanzu yake mararu mararu [Abd].
marasharasha (noun), moistening. mvua ya marasharasha. light rain,
drizzle. (< rasha).
marasharasha (noun), shower. mvua ya marasharasha. light rain, drizzle.
(< rasha).
marasharasha (noun), spray. mvua ya marasharasha. light rain, drizzle.
(< rasha).
marasharasha (noun), sprinkle. mvua ya marasharasha. light rain,
drizzle. (< rasha).
marasharasha (noun 6), sprinkling. (< rasha V).
marasharasha (noun), sprinkling. mvua ya marasharasha. light rain,
drizzle. (< rasha).
marashi (noun 9/10), pl marashi, perfume. anachukua marashi ya
kupulizia, rangi ya mdomo, kioo kidogo na poda [Muk]. She took some
spray-on perfume, lipstick, a small mirror, and some powder.
marashi (noun), perfume.
marashi (noun 9/10), pl marashi, scent. (< rasha V).
marazi (noun), disease.
marazi (noun), epidemic. maradhi ya ng'ombe. cattle epidemic.
marazi (noun), illness.
marazi (noun), pestilence.
marazi (noun), sickness.
mardadi (adjective), conceited.
mardadi (adjective), modern.
mardadi (adjective), stylish.
mardadi (adjective), vain.
mardadi (noun), dandy.
mardadi (noun), showily dressed person.
mardadi (noun), fop.
mardadi (noun), person dressed in up-to-date style.
mardudi (noun), denial.
mardudi (noun), going over something for a second time (e.g. checking
one's arithmetic to make sure there is no mistake). [rare]
mardudi (noun), refusal.
mardudi (noun 9/10), pl mardudi, rejection.
mardudi (noun), rejection.
mardudi (noun 9/10), pl mardudi, repudiation.
mardudi (noun), repudiation.
mardufu (adjective), double.
mardufu (adjective), twofold.
mardufu (noun), doubling.
mardufu (noun), duplicate.
marefu (noun), depth. haina marefu ya kutosha. It is not long enough.
(< refu).
marefu (noun), height. haina marefu ya kutosha. It is not long enough.
(< refu).
marefu (noun 6), length. (< refu A).
marefu (noun), length. haina marefu ya kutosha. It is not long enough.
(< refu).
marehemu (adjective), defunct. tangu ilipojengwa na marehemu baba yake
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
marehemu (adjective), late. (< Arabic).
marehemu (noun), the dead. sikukuu ya marehemu Wote. All Soul's Day.
marehemu (noun 9/10), pl marehemu, deceased (one who has found mercy).
(< rehema N).
marehemu (noun), deceased person. sikukuu ya marehemu Wote. All Soul's
Day.
marehemu (noun 9/10an), pl marehemu, departed. (< rehema N).
marehemu (noun), the late..... sikukuu ya marehemu Wote. All Soul's
Day.
marejeo (noun 6), references. (< rejea V).
marejeo (noun 6), return. (< rejea V).
marekani (adjective), American.
Marekani (noun 17), America (USA).
Marekani (noun 17), United States of America. United States of America.
Marekani (noun 17), USA.
marendarenda (noun), musus-like or watery feces. [med]
marendarenda (noun), mucus (discharge).
marendarenda (noun), mucus (discharge).
marhamu (noun 9/10), pl marhamu, glue.
marhamu (noun), grease.
marhamu (noun 9/10), pl marhamu, ointment.
marhamu (noun), ointment.
marhamu (noun), paste.
marhamu (noun 9/10), pl marhamu, plaster.
marhamu (noun), plaster.
marhamu (noun), salve.
Mariamu (noun 1), Mary.
maridadi (adjective), conceited.
maridadi (adjective), elegant. mwendo wake ulikuwa maridadi na mwepesi
[Sul]. (< Arabic or Persian).
maridadi (adjective), modern.
maridadi (adjective), stylish.
maridadi (adjective), stylish. Mpelelezi alichungulia ndani ya sebule
pana na maridadi [Ganzel Masomo 163].. The detective investigated inside
a wide and stylish sitting room..
maridadi (adjective), stylish.
maridadi (adjective), tidy.
maridadi (adjective), vain.
maridadi (noun), dandy.
maridadi (noun), showily dressed person.
maridadi (noun), person dressed in up-to-date style.
maridadi (noun), showily dressed person.
maridadi (noun), fop.
maridadi (noun), fop.
maridadi (noun), person dressed in up-to-date style.
maridhawa (adjective), in abundance.
maridhawa (adjective), abundant.
maridhawa (adjective), enough.
maridhawa (adjective), much.
maridhawa (adjective), plenty of.
maridhawa (adjective), sufficient.
maridhawa (adverb), profusion.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, charming person. mke wangu maridhia. my
wife is unassuming.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, modest person. mke wangu maridhia. my
wife is unassuming.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, nice person. mke wangu maridhia. my
wife is unassuming.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, polite person. mke wangu maridhia. my
wife is unassuming.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, unassuming person. mke wangu maridhia.
my wife is unassuming.
maridhia (noun), pl wamaridhia, unpretentious person. mke wangu
maridhia. my wife is unassuming.
marigedi (noun), modest person.
marigedi (noun), unassuming person.
marigedi (noun), unpretentious person.
marijani (noun 9/10), pl marijani, coral.
marijani (noun), coral. marijani ya fedhaluka. red coral.
marika (noun), person of the same age or belonging to the same age-group.
hawa ni marika yangu. These people are my contemporaries. (< rika).
marika (noun), contemporaries. hawa ni marika yangu. These people are
my contemporaries. (< rika).
marikani (adjective), American.
marimba (noun 9/10), pl marimba, xylophone.
marimba (noun), kind of wooden xylophone.
marinda (noun), border (of a skirt etc.).
marinda (noun), edge (of a skirt etc).
marinda (noun), pleat (of a skirt, etc.).
marinda (noun 6), the pleats of a skirt or similar pleats.
maringo (noun 6), affectation.
maringo (noun 6), airs. Nunga alicheka kwa maringo [Ng]. (< ringa V).
maringo (noun), arrogance. (< ringa).
maringo (noun), boasting. (< ringa).
maringo (noun 6), coquetry.
maringo (noun 6), swagger.
maringo (noun), tale-bearing. (< ringa).
marini (adjective), attractive.
marini (adjective), elegant.
marini (adjective), fashionable.
marini (adjective), fresh.
marini (adjective), good looking.
marini (adjective), healthy.
marini (adjective), pleasant.
marisaa (noun 6), shot. (< risasi N).
marisaa (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya marisaa. shortgun.
marisao (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya marisao. shortgun.
marisau (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya malisau. shortgun.
marisawa (noun), lead shot. bunduki ya marisawa. shortgun.
marmar (noun 9/10), pl marmar, marble. mifereji ya dhahabu ilikojoa
ndani ya tasa la marmar [Ya]. (< Arabic).
marmar (noun), marble.
marudi (noun), arrival. (< rudi).
marudi (noun), punishment. (< rudi).
marudi (noun), reprimand. (< rudi).
marudi (noun), requital. (< rudi).
marudi (noun), return. (< rudi).
marudio (noun), arrival. (< rudi).
marudio (noun), punishment. (< rudi).
marudio (noun), reprimand. (< rudi).
marudio (noun), requital. (< rudi).
marudio (noun), return. (< rudi).
marudio (noun 6), review. (< rudi V).
marudufu (adjective), double.
marudufu (adjective), twofold.
marudufu (noun), doubling.
marudufu (noun), duplicate.
marufaa (noun 6), appeals. (< rufaa N).
marufaa (noun), bookrest (used for reading the Qur'an).
marufaa (noun), candlestick.
marufaa (noun), part of a native loom.
marufuku (noun 6), prohibition. Ni marufuku pia kuonyesha dalili zo zote
za ubaguzi wa rangi [Masomo 100].. It is prohibited to show any signs of
racial discrimination.. (< rufuku V).
marufuku (noun), embargo. Ni marufuku kufutia sigara hapa. Smoking is
prohibited here.
marufuku (noun), prohibition. Ni marufuku kufutia sigara hapa. Smoking
is prohibited here.
marugurugu (noun), lump.
marugurugu (noun), swelling.
marugurugu (noun 6), swellings.
marupurupu (noun), extra compensation.
marupurupu (noun), discount.
marupurupu (noun), increase.
marupurupu (noun), rebate.
masaa (noun), corpse. corpse. (< saa). [rare]
masaa (noun), rel. relic. (< saa).
masaa (noun), remainder. (< saa).
masaa (noun), remains. (< saa).
masaa (noun), remnant. (< saa).
masaa (noun), vestige. (< saa).
masafa (noun 6), distance. mlima uliopanda taratibu kwa masafa marefu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
masafa (noun 6), measure of distance.
masafa (noun 6), run. (< Arabic).
masafa (noun 6), wavelength.
masafa (noun 6), way. (< Arabic).
masahaba (noun 6), companions of Prophet Muhammad. (< sahibu N).
masahala (noun), question. masahala ya siasa (dini). political
(religious) questions..
masaibu (noun 9/10), pl masaibu, affliction. (< sibu V).
masaibu (noun), rel. affliction.
masaibu (noun), rel. distress.
masaibu (noun), rel. grief.
masaibu (noun), rel. misfortune.
masaibu (noun), rel. predestination.
masaibu (noun), divine punishment.
masakasaka (noun), dry leaves.
masakasaka (noun), dry twigs.
masala (noun), Islamic law. [rare]
masalala (interjection), goodness! (interjection of amazement).
masalan (adverb), for example.
masalan (adverb), for example. (< mithili, methali N).
masalia (noun), corpse. corpse. (< saa). [rare]
masalia (noun), rel. relic. (< saa).
masalia (noun), remainder. (< saa).
masalia (noun), remains. (< saa).
masalia (noun), remnant. (< saa).
masalia (noun), vestige. (< saa).
masalio (noun), corpse. corpse. (< saa). [rare]
masalio (noun), rel. relic. (< saa).
masalio (noun), remainder. (< saa).
masalio (noun 6), remains. (< salia V).
masalio (noun), remains. (< saa).
masalio (noun 6), remnant. (< salia V).
masalio (noun), remnant. (< saa).
masalio (noun), vestige. (< saa).
masalkheri (phrase), Good evening (salutation).
masamaha (noun), deliverance. (< samehe).
masamaha (noun), forgiveness. (< samehe).
masamaha (noun), liberation. (< samehe).
masamaha (noun), pardon. (< samehe).
masamaha (noun), salvation. (< samehe).
masameho (noun), deliverance. (< samehe).
masameho (noun), forgiveness. (< samehe).
masameho (noun), liberation. (< samehe).
masameho (noun), pardon. (< samehe).
masameho (noun), salvation. (< samehe).
masango (noun), thick wire of brass or copper (used to make ornaments).
masao (noun), corpse. corpse. (< saa). [rare]
masao (noun), rel. relic. (< saa).
masao (noun), remainder. (< saa).
masao (noun), remains. (< saa).
masao (noun), remnant. (< saa).
masao (noun), vestige. (< saa).
masarifu (noun), housekeeping allowance.
masarifu (noun), cost of living.
masarifu (noun), expenditure.
masarifu (noun), expenses.
masarifu (noun), pl masarifu, cost of living. (< sarafu, sarifu N).
masarifu (noun), pl masarifu, expenditure. (< sarafu, sarifu N).
masarifu (noun), pl masarifu, expenses. (< sarafu, sarifu N).
masarifu (noun), pl masarifu, housekeeping allowance. (< sarafu, sarifu
N).
masazo (noun), corpse. corpse. (< saa). [rare]
masazo (noun 6), leftovers. (< salia V).
masazo (noun), rel. relic. (< saa).
masazo (noun), remainder. (< saa).
masazo (noun), remains. (< saa).
masazo (noun), remnant. (< saa).
masazo (noun), vestige. (< saa).
masega (ya nyuki) (noun), honey in the comb.
masega (ya nyuki) (noun), honeycomb.
masengenyo (noun), calumny. (< sengenya).
masengenyo (noun), slander. (< sengenya).
mashabo (noun), ostentation.
mashabo (noun), show(iness).
mashabo (noun), vanity.
mashairi (noun), poem. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashairi (noun), line of poetry. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashairi (noun), poetry. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashairi (noun), rhyme. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashairi (noun), verse. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashairi (noun), versification. tunga mashairi. write poetry.
mashaka (noun 6), great difficulty. rohoni mwake mlikuwa na mashaka ya
kutosha [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mashaka (noun), difficulty. (< shaka).
mashaka (noun), distress. (< shaka).
mashaka (noun 6), hardship. (< Arabic).
mashaka (noun), misery. (< shaka).
mashaka (noun), need. (< shaka).
mashaka (noun), privation. (< shaka).
mashaka (noun), trouble. (< shaka).
-a mashamba (adjective), countrified.
-a mashamba (adjective), rough.
-a mashamba (adjective), rustic.
mashambani (noun 17), in the rural areas.
mashambizo (noun), clothes used for washing a corpse.
mashapo (noun 6), dregs.
mashapo (noun), dregs.
mashapo (noun), husks (of fruit, grain, etc., left after squeezing or
pounding). [rare]
mashapo (noun), pulp (of fruit, grain, etc., left after squeezing or
pounding). [rare]
mashapo (noun 6), residue.
mashapo (noun), residue.
mashapo (noun), sediment.
mashapo (noun 6), sediments.
Afrika ya Mashariki (noun 9), East Africa.
mashariki (adjective), eastern.
mashariki (adjective), oriental.
mashariki (noun 17), east.
mashariki (noun), east. mashariki ya kati/katikati. Middle East.
mashariki (noun), sunrise.
-pa masharti (verb), give orders.
masharti (noun), compel.
masharti (noun), necessitate.
masharti (noun 6), obligation.
masharti (noun), oblige.
masharti (noun 6), rules. (< sharti N).
masharubu (noun), moustache.
mashata (noun), lees (of oil, etc.).
mashata (noun), residue (of oil, etc.).
mashavu (noun), calf. mashavu ya mguu. calf of the leg.
mashavu (noun), cheek. mashavu ya uso. cheek.
mashavu (noun), gill. mashavu ya samaki. gill of a fish.
mashavu (noun), wattles. mashavu ya jogoo. wattles of a cock.
mashenaka (noun), gallows. [arch.]
mashendea (noun 6), rice cooked in a kind of gruel.
mashendea (noun), thin, watery rice soup.
-pekecha mashimo (verb), drill holes.
-pekecha moto (verb), produce a fire by twirling one stick in a hole in
another.
mashindano (noun), comparison. mashindano ya mpira. football
competition. (< shinda).
mashindano (noun 6), competition. kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika
mashindano yaliyokuwa yakingojewa [Muk].
mashindano (noun), competition. mashindano ya mpira. football
competition. (< shinda).
mashindano (noun), contest. mashindano ya mpira. football competition.
(< shinda).
mashine (noun), engine. kwa kutumia mashine. mechanical. (< Engl.).
mashine (noun), locomotive. locomotive. (< Engl.). [rare]
mashine (noun 9/10), pl mashine, machine. Mikono yake ilifanya kazi kama
mashine [Chambati Masomo 242]. His hands worked like a machine..
mashine (noun), machine. machine ya kuandika. typewriter. (< Engl.).
mashini (noun), engine. kwa kutumia mashine. mechanical. (< Engl.).
mashini (noun), locomotive. locomotive. (< Engl.). [rare]
mashini (noun), machine. machine ya kuandika. typewriter. (< Engl.).
mashitaka (noun), accusation. fanya mashitaka. procure charges.. (<
shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), jur. action. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), jur. charge. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), imputation. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), jur. indictment. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), jur. prosecution. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), reproach. (< shtaki).
mashitaka (noun), jur. suit. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), accusation. fanya mashitakiano. procure charges..
(< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), jur. action. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), jur. charge. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), imputation. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), jur. indictment. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), jur. prosecution. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), reproach. (< shtaki).
mashitakiano (noun), jur. suit. (< shtaki).
mashkara (noun), derision.
mashkara (noun), jest.
mashkara (noun), joke.
mashkara (noun), mockery.
mashobo (noun), ostentation.
mashobo (noun), show(iness).
mashobo (noun), vanity.
mashono (noun), clothing. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun), dress. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun), manner of dress. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun), dressmaking. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun), fashion. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun 6), sewing. (< shona V).
mashono (noun), sewing. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun), style. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashono (noun 6), tailoring. (< shona V).
mashono (noun), tailoring. mashono mapya. modern dresses.
mashtaka (noun 6), accusation. (< shtaki V).
mashtaka (noun), accusation. fanya mashtaka. procure charges.. (<
shtaki).
mashtaka (noun), jur. action. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun 6), charge. (< shtaki V).
mashtaka (noun), jur. charge. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun 6), complaint. aliamka mapema ili awe wa kwanza kutoa
mashtaka yake kwa Mungu [Kez]. (< Arabic).
mashtaka (noun), imputation. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun), jur. indictment. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun), jur. prosecution. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun 6), reproach. (< shitaki V).
mashtaka (noun), reproach. (< shtaki).
mashtaka (noun), jur. suit. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), accusation. fanya mashtakiano. procure charges..
(< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), jur. action. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), jur. charge. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), imputation. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), jur. indictment. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), jur. prosecution. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), reproach. (< shtaki).
mashtakiano (noun), jur. suit. (< shtaki).
kwa mashua (adjective), by boat.
mashua (noun 9/10), pl mashua, boat made of planks.
mashua (noun), boat.
mashua (noun 9/10), pl mashua, sailboat.
mashudu (noun 6), dregs.
mashudu (noun), oilcake (residue after seed have been pressed for oil).
mashudu (noun 6), residue.
mashuhuri (adjective), distinguished.
mashuhuri (adjective), famous.
mashuhuri (adjective), famous.
mashuhuri (adjective), important.
mashuhuri (adjective), well known.
mashuhuri (adjective), well-known.
mashuhuri (adjective), outstanding.
mashuhuri (adjective), prominent.
mashumushumu (noun 6), evil recoiling on a person.
mashurti (noun), compel.
mashurti (noun), necessitate.
mashurti (noun), oblige.
mashuruti (noun), compel.
mashuruti (noun), necessitate.
mashuruti (noun), oblige.
mashuuri (adjective), distinguished.
mashuuri (adjective), famous.
mashuuri (adjective), well-known.
mashuuri (adjective), prominent.
masia (noun), stroll. enda masia. go for a walk.
masia (noun), walk. enda masia. go for a walk.
masifu (noun), flattery. (< sifa).
masifu (noun), praise. (< sifa).
masihara (noun), derision.
masihara (noun 9/10), pl masihara, fun. (< Arabic).
masihara (noun 9/10), pl masihara, jest.
masihara (noun), jest.
masihara (noun 9/10), pl masihara, joke. maneno yametamkwa bila tone la
masihara [Muk], kwa masihara yake ya uwongo na kweli [Abd]. (< Arabic).
masihara (noun), joke.
masihara (noun), mockery.
masihara (noun 9/10), pl masihara, play. (< Arabic).
masihi (noun 1), Messiah.
masihiya (noun), Christ.
masihiya (noun), Christian.
masihiya (noun), Messiah.
masika (noun), the great rainy season (approx. April-May).
masika (noun 6), rainy season.
masikani (noun), home.
masikani (noun), residence.
masikani (noun), settlement.
masikilizano (noun 6), agreement (after a discussion). (< sikia V).
masikilizano (noun 6), understanding. maisha ya starehe ni maisha ya
mapenzi ya kweli na masikilizano [Sul].
masikitiko (noun), grief. (< sikitika).
masikitiko (noun), object of pity. (< sikitika).
masikitiko (noun), cause of regret. (< sikitika).
masikitiko (noun), cause of sorrow. (< sikitika).
masikitiko (noun), sorrow. (< sikitika).
masilaha (noun), agreement. [rare]
masilaha (noun), compromise. compromise. [rare]
masilaha (noun), concord. concord. [rare]
masilaha (noun), harmony. harmony. [rare]
masilaha (noun), final result (of bargaining or negotiation). [rare]
masilahi (noun), agreement. [rare]
masilahi (noun 6), benefit.
masilahi (noun), compromise. compromise. [rare]
masilahi (noun), concord. concord. [rare]
masilahi (noun), harmony. harmony. [rare]
masilahi (noun 6), interest. (< Arabic).
masilahi (noun 6), needs.
masilahi (noun 6), profits. Rehema akasikilize masilahi ya kazi hii
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
masilahi (noun 6), remuneration. (< Arabic).
masilahi (noun), final result (of bargaining or negotiation). [rare]
masilahi (noun 6), welfare. (< Arabic).
masimbi (noun), dregs.
masimbi (noun), residue.
masimbulizi (noun 6), shaming a person by reminding her or him again and
again of any act of kindness shown when in difficulty (act of). (< sumba
V).
masimulizi (noun 6), narration. Babu alianza masimulizi yake [Masomo
304]. Grandfather began his narration.. (< simulia V).
masingizio (noun 6), slander. (< singiza V).
masingizo (noun), calumny. (< singiza).
masingizo (noun), hypocrisy. (< singiza).
masingizo (noun), slander. (< singiza).
masinzi (noun), soot.
masira (noun), lees (of wine, beer).
masiwa (noun), island (large). [rare]
masiwa (noun), group (small) of islands. [rare]
masiya (noun), Christ.
masiya (noun), Christian.
Masiya (noun 1), Messiah.
masiya (noun), Messiah.
masizi (noun 6), grime (black smoky grime on a cooking-pot). unga
uliokaa katikati baina ya jivu na masizi [Abd].
masizi (noun 6), soot.
masizi (noun), soot.
masizi (noun 6), time of sowing seeds. (< sia V).
maskhara (noun), mask. mask. [rare]
maskani (noun 9/10), pl maskani, dwelling place.
maskani (noun), home.
maskani (noun), residence.
maskani (noun), settlement.
maskhara (noun), disguise. disguise. [rare]
maskini (adjective), destitute.
maskini (adjective), indigent.
maskini (adjective), poor.
maskini (adjective), wretched.
maskini (noun), beggar.
maskini (noun 9/10an), pl maskini, handicapped.
maskini (noun 9/10an), pl maskini, miserable.
maskini (noun), poor person.
maskini (noun 9/10an), pl maskini, poor.
maslahi (noun 6), benefit.
maslahi (noun 6), interest. Huyu mchumba hafikiri maslahi yalko bali
yake mwenyewe [Masomo 39]. This fiance doesn't think about your interests
but just about his own.. (< Arabic).
maslahi (noun 6), needs.
maslahi (noun 6), profits. (< Arabic).
maslahi (noun 6), remuneration. (< Arabic).
maslahi (noun 6), welfare. ingemaanisha kuchelewesha nyongeza ya maslahi
ya wengi wao [Mun]. (< Arabic).
-piga masoga (verb), chat.
-piga masoga (verb), converse.
masoka (noun), iron wire.
masoka (noun), iron brass.
masoka (noun), brass wire.
masoka (noun), iron wire.
masoka (noun), delusion.
masoka (noun), jest.
masoka (noun), joke. maneno yake yasikutishe, yeye ni mtu wa masoka
sana. "Don't believe what he says, he is a wag/joker"..
masoka (noun), madness.
masoka (noun), mania.
masoka (noun), evil spirit.
masoka (noun), spirit of an ancestor. ibaada ya mahoka (or mizimu).
ancestor worship.
masombo (noun 6), girdle.
masombo (noun), pl masoka, belt.
masombo (noun), pl masoka, sash.
masomo (noun), pl masomo, studies. alimaliza masomo yake [Rec]. He
completed his studies. (< soma V).
mastadi (noun), mustard. (= haradali). (< Eng.).
mastakimu (noun 6), dwelling. (< stakimu V).
mastakimu (noun 6), environment. (< stakimu V).
mastakimu (noun 6), person's house. (< stakimu V).
mastakimu (noun 6), surroundings. (< stakimu V).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, annoyance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, difficulty. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, disturbance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, obstacle. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, pain. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, persecution. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, pursuit. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, suppression. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, torment. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, unrest. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubuko (noun), pl masubuko, vexation. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masubutu (noun), bado.
masuka (noun), pl masuka, apparition. (< zuka V, zua V).
masuka (noun), pl masuka, ghost. (< zuka V, zua V).
masuko (noun 6), agitation. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), convulsion. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), disturbance. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), excitement. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), rocking. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), shaking. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), tossing. (< suka V).
masuko (noun 6), unrest. (< suka V).
masukosuko (noun), pl masukosuko, convulsion. (< suka V).
masukosuko (noun), pl masukosuko, disturbance. (< suka V).
masukosuko (noun), pl masukosuko, excitement. (< suka V).
masukosuko (noun), pl masukosuko, rocking (of a ship). (< suka V).
masukosuko (noun), pl masukosuko, unrest. (< suka V).
masuluhu (noun), agreement. [rare]
masuluhu (noun), compromise. compromise. [rare]
masuluhu (noun), concord. concord. [rare]
masuluhu (noun), harmony. harmony. [rare]
masuluhu (noun), final result (of bargaining or negotiation). [rare]
masuluhu (noun), cf. masilaha.
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, annoyance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, difficulty. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, disturbance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, obstacle. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, pain. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, persecution. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, pursuit. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, suppression. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, torment. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, unrest. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufo (noun), pl masumbufo, vexation. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbufu (noun), pl masumbufu, cf. masumbuko.
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, annoyance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu
Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, difficulty. (< sumbua N, sumbufu
Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, disturbance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu
Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, obstacle. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, pain. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, persecution. (< sumbua N, sumbufu
Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, pursuit. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, suppression. (< sumbua N, sumbufu
Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, torment. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, unrest. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbulizi (noun), pl masumbulizi, vexation. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, annoyance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, difficulty. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, disturbance. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, obstacle. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, pain. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, persecution. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, pursuit. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, suppression. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, torment. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, unrest. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masumbuo (noun), pl masumbuo, vexation. (< sumbua N, sumbufu Adj).
masuo (noun 6), water used for rinsing out the mouth. (< sua V).
masurufu (noun 6), housekeeping money. (< sarafu N).
masurufu (noun 6), provisions. (< sarafu N).
masutano (noun 6), mutual accusations. barua walizokuwa wakiandikiana
zilijaa masutano [Ma].
masuto (noun), pl masuto, accusation. (< suta V).
masuto (noun), pl masuto, criticism. (< suta V).
masuto (noun), pl masuto, faultfinding. (< suta V).
masuto (noun), pl masuto, reproach. (< suta V).
mata (noun 6), bow and arrow set.
mata (noun 9/10), pl mata, matter.
matabwamatabwa (noun), pl matabwamatabwa, gruel.
matabwamatabwa (noun), pl matabwamatabwa, paste.
matabwamatabwa (noun), pl matabwamatabwa, substance pounded until soft
and semi-liquid.
matafuni (noun), pl matafuni, something chewed. (< tafuna V).
matafuni (noun), pl matafuni, chewing (act of). (< tafuna V).
matafuni (noun), pl matafuni, something nibbled at. (< tafuna V).
matafuni (noun), pl matafuni, rumination. (< tafuna V).
matafuno (noun), pl matafuno, something chewed. (< tafuna V).
matafuno (noun), pl matafuno, chewing (act of). (< tafuna V).
matafuno (noun), pl matafuno, something nibbled at. (< tafuna V).
matafuno (noun), pl matafuno, rumination. (< tafuna V).
-enda matagataga (verb), take long strides. (< tagaa V).
-mataifa (adjective), international.
kati ya mataifa (adverb), international.
mataka (noun), pl mataka, desire. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, dirt. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, filth. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, gift. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, inclination. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, leaning. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, need. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, refuse. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, rubbish. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, talent. (< taka V).
mataka (noun), pl mataka, wish. (< taka V).
matakataka (noun), pl matakataka, dirt. (< taka V).
matakataka (noun), pl matakataka, filth. (< taka V).
matakataka (noun), pl matakataka, refuse. (< taka V).
matakataka (noun), pl matakataka, rubbish. (< taka V).
matako (noun), pl matako, buttocks. (< tako N).
matakwa (noun 6), wants. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, desire. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, gift. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, inclination. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, leaning. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, need. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, talent. (< taka V).
matakwa (noun), pl matakwa, wish. (< taka V).
matamalaki (noun 6), rule. (< miliki V).
matambuzi (noun), pl matambuzi, clarification. (< tambua V).
matambuzi (noun), pl matambuzi, explanation. (< tambua V).
matamko (noun 6), articulation.
matamko (noun 6), delivery.
matamko (noun 6), pronouncement.
matamko (noun 6), pronunciation.
matamko (noun 6), speech.
matamko (noun), pl matamko, accent. (< tamka V).
matamko (noun), pl matamko, articulation. (< tamka V).
matamko (noun), pl matamko, pronunciation. sema matamko. "speak with
foreign accent, speak a language with the accent of one's mother tongue"..
(< tamko V).
matamshi (noun), pl matamshi, accent. (< tamka V).
matamshi (noun), pl matamshi, articulation. (< tamka V).
matamshi (noun), pl matamshi, pronunciation. sema matamko. "speak with
foreign accent, speak a language with the accent of one's mother tongue"..
(< tamko V).
matana (noun), pl matana, leprosy. (= ukoma).
matandi (noun), pl watandi, one who spreads. mtanda miongo. "spreader
of lies, gossip, talebearer".. (< tanda V).
matanga (noun 6), ceremonies of mourning. amekwenda matangani kwao
shamba [Ya].
kwa matao (adverb), proudly. Anatembea kwa matao kuelekea mlango utokao
nje [Chacha, Masomo 378]. He walks proudly to the outside door..
matao (noun 6), airs.
matao (noun 6), haughtiness. matao ya mtoto wa kileo [Ma].
kwa matao ya chini (adverb), with compassion. halafu, kwa matao ya
chini, yule kikongwe aliomboleza [Sul].
kwa matao ya chini (adverb), humbly.
kwa matao ya chini (adverb), modestly.
matapishi (noun), pl matapishi, nausea. (< tapika V).
matapishi (noun), pl matapishi, obscene language. (< tapika V).
matapishi (noun), pl matapishi, profanity. (< tapika V).
matapishi (noun), pl matapishi, vomit. (< tapika V).
matarajio (noun), pl matarajio, expectation. (< taraji V).
matarajio (noun), pl matarajio, hope. (< taraji V).
matata (noun 6), chaos. (< tata N).
matata (noun 6), confusions. (< tata N).
matata (noun 6), difficulties. (< tata N).
matata (noun 6), mess. (< tata N).
matata (noun 6), perplexity. (< tata N).
matata (noun 6), problems. Kakangu una matata, kuyaelewa siwezi [Amana,
Masomo 406]. My brother you have problems, I cannot understand them.. (<
tata N).
matata (noun 6), tangle. (< tata V).
matata (noun 6), trouble. (< tata N).
matata (noun), pl matata, commotion. (< tata V).
matata (noun), pl matata, complication. (< tata V).
matata (noun), pl matata, confusion. (< tata V).
matata (noun), pl matata, difficulty. (< tata V).
matata (noun), pl matata, mess. (< tata V).
matata (noun), pl matata, trouble. (< tata V).
matatizo (noun 6), hardships. (< tata N).
matatizo (noun 6), inconveniences. (< tata N).
matatizo (noun 6), problem. (< tata N).
matatizo (noun), pl matatizo, business. (< tata V).
matatu (noun 9/10), pl matatu, t. Watu wa Nairobi wanasafiri kwa
matatu.. The people of Nairobi travel by commuter vehicles.. (< tatu
adj).
mataya (noun), pl mataya, chops. (< taya N).
mataya (noun), pl mataya, jowls. (< taya N).
matayarisho (noun), pl matayarisho, education. (< tayari V).
matayarisho (noun), pl matayarisho, precaution. (< tayari V).
matayarisho (noun), pl matayarisho, preparation. (< tayari V).
matayarisho (noun), pl matayarisho, training. (< tayari V).
matbaa (noun), printing press. (= mtambo wa kupiga chapa ba kutoa
vitabu, kiwanda cha kupiga chapa). [rare]
mate (noun 6), saliva. Msichana alimeza mate [Ganzel Masomo 167].. The
girl swallowed saliva..
matege (noun 6an), pl matege, bow-legged person.
mategu (noun), pl mategu, misprint. (< tego N).
mategu (noun), pl mategu, typographical error. (< tego N).
mateka (noun 9/10an), pl mateka, captives. (< teka V).
mateka (noun 9/10), pl mateka, plunder. (< teka V).
mateka (noun), pl mateka, booty. (< teka V).
mateka (noun), pl mateka, plunder. (< teka V).
mateka (noun), pl mateka, prey. (< teka V).
mateka (noun), pl mateka, prisoner-of-war. (< teka V).
matembele (noun), pl matembele, sweet-potato leaves (used as a
vegetable).
matembezi (noun 6), stroll. baada ya kazi, ulikuwapo wakati wa matembezi
[Sul].
matembezi (noun 6), visit. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun 6), walk. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, gadding about. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, loose living. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, loafing. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, loitering. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, strolling. matembezi ya wageni.
tourism.. (< tembea V).
matembezi (noun), pl matembezi, walking. (< tembea V).
matemo (adjective), crooked.
matemo (adjective), deformed.
matemo (adjective), misshapen.
matemo (adjective), slanting.
matendo (noun 6), actions. (< tenda V).
matendo (noun 6), deeds. (< tenda V).
matendo (noun), pl matendo, activity. (< tenda V).
matendo (noun), pl matendo, occupation. (< tenda V).
matendo (noun), pl matendo, work. (< tenda V).
matengano (noun), pl matengano, sectarianism. (< tenga V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, calming down. (< tengemaa V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, depression (geological). (< tengemaa
V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, pacification. (< tengemaa V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, return of peace (after war). (<
tengemaa V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, prosperity. (< tengemaa V).
matengemano (noun), pl matengemano, stabilization. (< tengemaa V).
matengenezo (noun), pl matengenezo, arrangement. (< tengenea V).
matengenezo (noun), pl matengenezo, disposition. (< tengenea V).
matengenezo (noun), pl matengenezo, perparation. (< tengenea V).
matengenezo (noun), pl matengenezo, regulation. (< tengenea V).
matengo (noun), pl matengo, outrigger. naut.
matengu (noun), pl matengu, outrigger. naut.
mateto (noun), pl mateto, argument. (< teta V).
mateto (noun), pl mateto, objection. (< teta V).
mateto (noun), pl mateto, protest. (< teta V).
mathalan (adverb), for example. Mitihani ifaayo ni ile inayopima
mathalan msamiati, ufahamu n.k. [Masomo 187]. Suitable tests are those
that measure, for example vocabulary, comprehension, etc.. (< mithili,
methali N).
mathalan (conjunction), for example. Pakitukia kifo, mathalan,
atawatungia shairi wafiwa kuwaliwaza [Khan, Masomo 391]. If a death
occurs, for example, s/he will compose a poem for the bereaved to comfort
them.. (< mithili N).
mathalani (adverb), for example. (< mithili, methali N).
mathubuti (adjective), dependable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), durable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), firm. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), hard. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), honest. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), stable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (adjective), trustworthy. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (noun), evidence. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubuti (noun), proof. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), dependable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), durable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), firm. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), hard. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), honest. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), stable. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (adjective), trustworthy. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (noun), evidence. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
mathubutu (noun), proof. (< thabiti Adj, thibiti V).
karatasi ya matibabu (noun 9/10), pl karatsi za matibabu, sick sheet.
matibabu (noun 6), cure. (< tiba N).
matibwitibwi (noun), pl matibwitibwi, muddy water. maji matibwitibwi.
muddy water. (< tibua V).
matibwitibwi (noun), pl matibwitibwi, stale. maji matibwitibwi. stale
water. (< tibua V).
matiko (noun), pl matiko, tempering (of metal). tia matiko. temper
(metal, by heating).
matilaba (noun 6), motive.
matilaba (noun), pl matilaba, aim.
matilaba (noun), pl matilaba, desire.
matilaba (noun), pl matilaba, intention.
matilaba (noun), pl matilaba, purpose.
matilaba (noun), pl matilaba, request.
matilo (noun), stay (naut.).
matimutimu (noun), pl matimutimu, ruffled. matimutimu ya nywele.
ruffled hair. (< timka V).
matimutimu (noun), pl matimutimu, unruly. matimutimu ya nywele. unruly
hair. (< timka V).
matindi (noun), pl matindi, young maize plant (before the formation of
ears). (< tindi Adj).
matinguu (noun), pl matinguu, wild cardamom (Aframamum angustifolium).
(< kitunguu N). [botanical]
matiti (noun), pl matiti, trot (of animals).
matlaa (noun), east. (= mashariki). [rare]
matlaa (noun), sunrise. [rare]
matlai (noun), east. (= mashariki). [rare]
matlai (noun), sunrise. [rare]
matoke (noun 6), pl matoke, banana (type of).
matokeo (noun 6), consequence. fedha hazikuwa msingi bali matokeo tu ya
maendeleo [Mun].
matokeo (noun 6), result.
matokeo (noun), pl matokeo, occurrence. (< toa V).
matokeo (noun), pl matokeo, outcome. (< toa V).
matokeo (noun), pl matokeo, result. (< toa V).
matokeo (noun), pl matokeo, upshot. (< toa V).
matongo (noun), pl matongo, discharge from eye. (= utongo). (< chongo
N).
matongotongo (noun), pl matongo, discharge from eye. (= utongo). (<
chongo N).
matope (noun 6), mud.
matope (noun), pl matope, dirt. (< tope N).
matope (noun), pl matope, swamp. (< tope N).
matubwitubwi (noun 6), mumps.
matukano (noun 6), abusive expressions. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, abuse. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, cursing. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, dispute. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, insults. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, invective. (< tukana V).
matukano (noun), pl matukano, quarrel. (< tukana V).
matuko (noun), charm.
matuko (noun), grace.
matule (noun), pl matule, baseness. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, disgrace. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, dishonor. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, distress. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, meanness. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, misery. (< tule Adj).
matule (noun), pl matule, vulgarity. (< tule Adj).
matumatu (noun), pl matumatu, grasshoppers. (< kimatu, tunutu N).
matumatu (noun), pl matumatu, locusts (young). (< kimatu, tunutu N).
matumbawe (noun), pl matumbawe, coral (in the stage before complete
fossilization).
matumbo (noun), pl matumbo, bowels. (< tumbo N).
matumbo (noun), pl matumbo, entrails. (< tumbo N).
matumbo (noun), pl matumbo, intestines. (< tumbo N).
matumio (noun), pl matumio, employment. (< tuma V).
matumio (noun), pl matumio, expenditures. Matumizi yake ya mapesa ni
makubwa [Rec]. (< tuma V).
matumio (noun), pl matumio, exploitation. (< tuma V).
matumio (noun), pl matumio, utilization. (< tuma V).
matumishi (noun), pl matumishi, attention. (< tuma V).
matumishi (noun), pl matumishi, care. (< tuma V).
matumishi (noun), pl matumishi, service. (< tuma V).
matumizi (noun 6), consuming.
matumizi (noun 6), spending. alikuwa mwenyeji sana katika dunia ya
starehe na matumizi [Mt].
matumizi (noun 6), use. Sisitiza matumizi bora ya vituo [Masomo 76];
Jengo litawezesha kuhifadhi nyaraka nyingi za Serikali kwa matumizi ya
hapo baadaye [Masomo 362].. Emphasize the most appropriate use of
punctuation; the building will be able to protect many Government
documents for subsequent uses.. (< tumia V).
matumizi (noun), pl matumizi, employment. (< tuma V).
matumizi (noun), pl matumizi, expenditures. Matumizi yake ya mapesa ni
makubwa [Rec]. (< tuma V).
matumizi (noun), pl matumizi, exploitation. (< tuma V).
matumizi (noun), pl matumizi, utilization. (< tuma V).
matungizi (noun 6), top of a wall without a ceiling built yet. (< tunga
V).
matushi (noun), pl matushi, terms of abuse. (< tusha V).
matushi (noun), pl matushi, cursing. (< tusha V).
matushi (noun), pl matushi, dispute. (< tusha V).
matushi (noun), pl matushi, insults. (< tusha V).
matushi (noun), pl matushi, quarrel. (< tusha V).
matusi (noun), pl matusi, terms of abuse. (< tusha V).
matusi (noun), pl matusi, cursing. (< tusha V).
matusi (noun), pl matusi, dispute. (< tusha V).
matusi (noun), pl matusi, insults. (< tusha V).
matusi (noun), pl matusi, quarrel. (< tusha V).
matwana (noun), bus.
matwana (noun), truck.
mauaji (noun 6), murder. (< ua V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, annoyance. (< udhi V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, disturbance. (< udhi V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, grief. (< udhi V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, trouble. (< udhi V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, unrest. (< udhi V).
maudhiko (noun), pl maudhiko, vexation. (< udhi V).
mauguzi (noun 6), medical treatment. (< ugua V).
mauguzi (noun), pl mauguzi, nursing. (< ugua V).
mauguzi (noun), pl mauguzi, care of the sick. (< ugua V).
mauidha (noun), admonition.
mauidha (noun), good advice.
mauidha (noun 9/10), pl mauidha, exhortations. (< waadhi N).
mauidha (noun 9/10), pl mauidha, good advice. (< waadhi N).
mauidha (noun), instruction.
mauja (noun 9/10), pl mauja, misfortunes.
mauja (noun), wave. (= wimbi). [rare]
mauja (noun), accident.
mauja (noun), alarm.
mauja (noun), danger.
mauja (noun), excitement.
mauja (noun), misfortune.
mauja (noun), unrest.
maujudi (noun), something available. [rare]
maujudi (noun), something known from experience. [rare]
maujudi (noun), something obtainable. [rare]
maujudi (noun 9/10), things one possesses.
mauko (noun), death. (< uka V). [euph]
mauko (noun), decease. (< uka V). [euph]
mauko (noun), pl mauko, departure. (< uka V).
mauko (noun), pl mauko, leaving. (< uka V).
mauko (noun), pl mauko, sending off. (< uka V).
mauko (noun), pl mauko, sending away. (< uka V).
mwonjo (noun), pl mionjo, trial. (< onja V).
maulana (noun), Lord. (= Mungu).
maulana (noun), Master. (= Mungu).
maulidi (noun), festivity celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's birthday.
maulisho (noun 9/10), pl maulisho, cause of death. (< ua V).
maulizo (noun), pl maulizo, hearing. (< uliza V).
maulizo (noun), pl maulizo, interrogation. (< uliza V).
maulizo (noun), pl maulizo, investigation. (< uliza V).
maulizo (noun), pl maulizo, trial. (< uliza V).
-si-o -a maumbile (verb), be unnatural. nywele zake [...] sasa ni singa
isiyo ya maumbile [Moh]. his/her hair is now a single hair that is not
natural.
maumbile (noun 6), creation.
maumbile (noun 6), natural condition. maumbile ya Subira yalianza
kugeuka [Sul], alizitazama peto za maumbile za juu ya kipaji cha uso
[Sul]. (< umba V).
maumbile (noun 6), original condition.
maumbile (noun 6), temperament.
maumbile (noun 6), universe.
maumbile (noun), pl maumbile, constitution. (< umba V, umbile N).
maumbile (noun), pl maumbile, environment. (< umba V, umbile N).
maumbile (noun), pl maumbile, nature. (< umba V, umbile N).
maume (noun), pl maume, manly deed. (< ume Adj, N).
maume (noun), pl maume, prowess. (< ume Adj, N).
maume (noun), pl maume, strength. (< ume Adj, N).
maumivu (noun), pl maumivu, pain. Msichana alikuwa akijaribu kunyanyuka
lakini maumivu yake yalimzuia [Ganzel Masomo 164]. The girl tried to get
up but her pain prevented her from doing so..
maji maundifu (noun), flood.
maji maundifu (noun), tidal wave.
maungo (noun 6), body. [hofu] ikiyafanya maungo yake yazizime [Sul].
maungo (noun 6), physique. Matika alimpitia sana Chonya kwa maungo
[Balisidya, Masomo 346]. Matika was larger than Chonya in terms of
physique.. (< unga V).
maungo (noun), pl maungo, extremities. (< unga V, ungo N).
maungo (noun), pl maungo, limbs. (< unga V, ungo N).
-ingia maungoni (verb), fondle.
-ingia maungoni (verb), stroke. katika jumla ya mambo yake, moja ni lile
la kuniingia maungoni kwa masihara ya upuzi [Abd].
maunzi (noun), pl maunzi, building. (< unda V).
maunzi (noun), pl maunzi, construction. (< unda V).
maunzi (noun), pl maunzi, erection. (< unda V).
mauti (noun 9/10), pl mauti, death. mauti yalimfika njiani. death
overtook him on the way.. (< maiti N).
mauzauza (noun), bewilderment.
mauzauza (noun), confusion.
mauzauza (noun), deception.
mauzauza (noun), embarrassment.
mauzauza (noun), illusion.
mauzauza (noun), juggling.
mauzauza (noun), legerdemain.
mauzauza (noun), tricks.
mava (noun 6), cemetery.
mavalio (noun), pl mavalio, adornment. (< vaa V).
mavalio (noun), pl mavalio, decoration. (< vaa V).
mavalio (noun), pl mavalio, finery. (< vaa V).
mavalio (noun), pl mavalio, ornament. (< vaa V).
mavazi (noun 6), garment. (< vaa V).
mavazi (noun 6), raiment. (< vaa V).
mavazi (noun), pl mavazi, clothing. (< vaa V).
mavi (noun 6), droppings.
mavi (noun 6), dung.
mavi (noun 6), excrement. kukokotea mavi ya kuku chini ya mguu wake
[Kez].
mavi (noun), pl mavi, damn. (< mawe N). [vul]
mavi (noun), pl mavi, excrement. mavi ya kale hayanuki. The bad part of
the past is forgotten. (lit. : the offal of the past does not smell).
(< mawe N).
mavi (noun), pl mavi, rubbish. mavi ya chuma [Rec]. (< mawe N).
mavi (noun), pl mavi, trash. mavi ya chuma [Rec]. (< mawe N).
mavi (noun), pl mavi, waste. mavi ya chuma [Rec]. (< mawe N).
mavilio (noun), pl mavilio, cessation. (< via V).
mavilio (noun), pl mavalio, stagnation. (< via V).
mavilio (noun), pl mavalio, stoppage. (< via V).
mavu (noun 9/10an), hornet. (= nyigu).
mavunde (noun 6), things that have become rotten. (< vunda V).
mavunde (noun), pl mavunde, scattered clouds.
mavunde (noun), pl mavunde, overcast sky.
mavundevunde (noun), pl mavundevunde, scattered clouds.
mavundevunde (noun), pl mavundevunde, overcast sky.
mavune (noun 6), fatigue.
mavune (noun), pl mavune (rarely mavunde), stiffness (of the joints).
mavune (noun), pl mavune (rarely mavunde), weakness.
mavune (noun), pl mavune (rarely mavunde), weariness.
mavunga ya nywele (noun), thick unkempt hair.
mavungu (noun), pl mavungu, bag (of hunting). (= mawindo).
mavungu (noun), pl mavungu, catch (of hunting). (= mawindo).
mavuno (noun 6), harvest. (< vuna V).
mavuno (noun), pl mavuno, crop. (< vuna V).
mavuno (noun), pl mavuno, gain. (< vuna V).
mavuno (noun), pl mavuno, proceeds. (< vuna V).
mavuno (noun), pl mavuno, profit. (< vuna V).
mavurugano (noun), pl mavurugano, confusion. (< vuruga V).
mavurugano (noun), pl mavurugano, disagreement. (< vuruga V).
mavurugano (noun), pl mavurugano, misunderstanding. (< vuruga V).
mavurugano (noun), pl mavurugano, difference of opinion. (< vuruga V).
mavurugano (noun), pl mavurugano, unrest. (< vuruga V).
mavurugo (noun), pl mavurugo, confusion. (< vuruga V).
mavurugo (noun), pl mavurugo, mess. (< vuruga V).
mavuzi (noun), pl mavuzi, body hair (armpits and genitals). (< vuzi N,
uvuzi N).
mawaidha (noun), admonition.
mawaidha (noun), good advice.
mawaidha (noun 9/10), pl mawaidha, solemn exhortation. (< waadhi N).
mawaidha (noun), instruction.
mawaidha (noun 9/10), pl mawaidha, sermon. (< waadhi N).
mawakili (noun), pl mawakili, agency. mawakili wa kuto habari [Rec]. (<
wakili V).
mawasiliano (noun 6), communication. (< wasiliana V).
mawe (noun 6), stones. (< (pl. of jiwe)).
mawe (noun), pl mawe, foolishness.
mawe (noun), pl mawe, nonsense.
mawe (noun), pl mawe, stones.
mawe ya mizani (noun), pl mawe za mizani, weight (of scales).
mawe ya chokaa (phrase), limestone. (< jiwe N, chokaa N).
mawele (noun 6), bullrush millet. wakati mtu aliweza kununuliwa kwa debe
moja la mawele [Kez].
mawele (noun), pl mawele, milk. (= maziwa). [arch]
mawese (noun 6), pl mawese, palm oil (from the seeds of the mchikichi
palm).
mawimbi (noun 6), tide.
mawimbi (noun), pl mawimbi, breakers. (< wimbi N).
mawimbi (noun), pl mawimbi, surf. (< wimbi N).
mawindo (noun 6), hunting. (< winda V).
mawindo (noun), pl mawindo, bag (in hunting). (< winda V, uwindo N).
mawindo (noun), pl mawindo, catch (in hunting). (< winda V, uwindo N).
mawindoni (noun 6), hunting grounds. Mtoto wa mwindaji alifuatana na
baba yake mpaka mawindoni [Masomo 312]. The hunter's child followed his
father to the hunting grounds.. (< winda V).
mawingu (noun), pl mawingu, clouds. kumefanya mawingu [Rec]. (< wingu
N).
mayiti (noun), cadaver.
mayiti (noun), corpse.
mayiti (noun), dead body.
mayonzi (noun), grief. fanya/ona majonzi. be sad.
mayonzi (noun), sadness. fanya/ona majonzi. be sad.
mayonzi (noun), sorrow. fanya/ona majonzi. be sad.
mayugwa (noun 6), pl mayugwa, leaves of the taro (used as a vegetable).
(< myugwa N).
mayungiyungi (noun 6), water-lily.
mayungiyungi (noun), pl mayungiyungi, honeycomb. (= kamba ya asali,
masega, mazana).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, consequence. (< zaa, V zao).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, gain. (< zaa, V zao).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, offspring. (< zaa, V zao).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, produce. (< zaa, V zao).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, profit. (< zaa, V zao).
mazao (noun), pl mazao, result. taabu anayopata ni mazao ya upuuzi
wake.. The difficulties that he has are the result of his folly.. (<
zaa, V zao).
mazeka (noun), pl mizeka, bugler. (< German).
mazeka (noun), pl mizeka, horn player. (< German).
mazeka (noun), pl mizeka, trumpeter. (< German).
maziga (noun), pl maziga, censer. (< ziga N).
maziga (noun), pl maziga, earthenware dish. (< ziga N).
maziga (noun), pl maziga, vessel for burning incense. (< ziga N).
maziga (noun), pl maziga, earthenware pot. (< ziga N).
mazigazi (noun 6), optical illusion.
mazigazi (noun), pl mazigazi, optical illusion. (= mangazimbwe).
mazigazi (noun), pl mazigazi, mirage. (= mangazimbwe).
maziko (noun 6), burial. leo uhai, kesho maziko [Muk]. (< zika V).
maziko (noun 6), funeral. (< zika V).
maziko (noun), pl maziko, cemetary. (< zika V).
maziko (noun), pl maziko, funeral service. (< zika V).
maziko (noun), pl maziko, graveyard. (< zika V).
maziko (noun), pl maziko, interment. (< zika V).
mazimbwezimbwe (noun), pl mazimbwezimbwe, darkness. [rare]
mazimbwezimbwe (noun), pl mazimbwezimbwe, dullness.
mazimbwezimbwe (noun), pl mazimbwezimbwe, stupidity.
mazimbwezimbwe (noun), pl mazimbwezimbwe, gloomy weather.
mazingaombwe (noun 6), jugglery.
mazingaombwe (noun 6), magic.
mazingaombwe (noun), pl mazingaombwe, cheating (in games).
mazingaombwe (noun), pl mazingaombwe, illusion.
mazingaombwe (noun), pl mazingaombwe, magic.
mazingaombwe (noun), pl mazingaombwe, trick.
mazingaombwe (noun), pl mazingaombwe, witchcraft.
mazingaumbo (noun), pl mazingaumbo, cheating (in games).
mazingaumbo (noun), pl mazingaumbo, illusion.
mazingaumbo (noun), pl mazingaumbo, magic.
mazingaumbo (noun), pl mazingaumbo, trick.
mazingaumbo (noun), pl mazingaumbo, witchcraft.
mazingazinga (noun), pl mazingazinga, deception. (< zinga V).
mazingazinga (noun), pl mazingazinga, misleading. (< zinga V).
mazingazinga (noun), pl mazingazinga, revolution. (< zinga V).
mazingazinga (noun), pl mazingazinga, rounds (of police etc). (< zinga
V).
mazingazinga (noun), pl mazingazinga, turn. (< zinga V).
mazingira (noun), pl mazingira, environment. (< zinga V).
mazingira (noun), pl mazingira, surroundings. Watoto wafanye mazoezi
mengi ya kuandika barua za kirafiki zinazohusu mazingira yao [Masomo 76].
Children should do many letter writing exercises that concern their
surroundings.. (< zinga V).
mazingiwa (noun 6), blockade.
mazingiwa (noun 6), siege.
mazingiwa (noun), pl mazingiwa, blockade. (< zinga V).
mazingiwa (noun), pl mazingiwa, seige. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, blockade. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, circumstances. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, conditions. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, environment. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, seige. (< zinga V).
mazingo (noun), pl mazingo, surroundings. (< zinga V).
mazishi (noun), pl mazishi, articles used in a burial. (< zika V).
maziwa (noun), pl maziwa, dairy products. (< ziwa N).
maziwa (noun 6), pl maziwa, milk. maziwa mabichi/ya robu. curdled milk.
(< ziwa N).
mazoea (noun 6), familiarity. mazoea kati ya mwalimu na mwanafunzi
yalikithiri [Muk].
mazoea (noun 6), habit.
mazoea (noun 6), practice. ni kwa mujibu wa mazoea tu, kwani mawazo yake
yako mbali kabisa [Muk]. (< zoea V).
mazoea (noun 6), use.
mazoea (noun), pl mazoea, behavior. (< zoea V).
mazoea (noun), pl mazoea, conduct. (< zoea V).
mazoea (noun), pl mazoea, custom. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun 6), drills. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun 6), rehearsal. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, exercise. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, experience. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, practice. (< zoea V).
mazoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, training. (< zoea V).
mazoezo (noun), pl mazoezo, exercise. (< zoea V).
mazoezo (noun), pl mazoezo, experience. (< zoea V).
mazoezo (noun), pl mazoezo, practice. (< zoea V).
mazoezo (noun), pl mazoezo, training. (< zoea V).
mazu (noun), pl mazu, banana (variety of).
mazulio (noun 6), information. (< zulia V).
mazunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, circular movement. (< zungua V).
mazunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, rotation. (< zungua V).
mazunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, round (of a sentry or policeperson). (<
zungua V).
mazunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, turn. (< zungua V).
-shika mazungumzo (verb), carry on a coversation.
mazungumzo (noun 6), conversation. (< zungumza V).
mazungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, amusement. (< zungumza V, zungumzo N).
mazungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, chat. (< zungumza V, zungumzo N).
mazungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, discussion. (< zungumza V, zungumzo
N).
mazungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, pastime. (< zungumza V, zungumzo N).
mba (noun 9/10), pl mba, acne. [med]
mba (noun 9/10), pl mba, dandruff. [med]
mbaa (noun), antelope.
mbaa (noun), bushbuck.
mbaamwezi (noun), full moon.
mbaamwezi (noun), moonlight.
mbaamwezi (noun 9), moonshine. usiku huu ulikuwa wa mbaamwezi [Moh].
mbaazi (noun), pl mibaazi, plant bearing a variety of pea (Cajanus
indicus).
mbabaiko (noun 3/4), pl mibabaiko, stammer. mfupi kapigwa radi la
mbabaiko [Ma].
mbacha (noun 3/4), pl mibacha, mat (worn and old). [proverb] usitupe
mbachao kwa msala upitao [Ma].
mbachao (noun 3/4), pl mibachao, your (old and worn) mat. (< mbacha N,
'-ako pron).
mbadhiri (noun), pl wabadhiri, cheat. (< badhiri V).
mbadhiri (noun), pl wabadhiri, extravagant person. (< badhiri V).
mbadhiri (noun), pl wabadhiri, spendthrift. (< badhiri V).
mbadhiri (noun), pl wabadhiri, swindler. (< badhiri V).
mbadhirifu (noun), pl wabadhirifu, cheat. (< badhiri V).
mbadhirifu (noun), pl wabadhirifu, extravagant person. Jim alikuwa
mbadhirifu, mpenda tamasha, mpenda maisha matamu ... [Ganzel Masomo 175].
Jim was extravagant, a lover of luxury and of the sweet life. (< badhiri
V).
mbadhirifu (noun 1/2), pl wabadhirifu, spendthrift. (< badhiri V).
mbadhirifu (noun), pl wabadhirifu, swindler. (< badhiri V).
mbadilishaji (noun), pl wabadilishaji, changeable person. (< badili V
ubadilishaji N).
mbadilishaji (noun), pl wabadilishaji, fickle person. (< badili V
ubadilishaji N).
mbadilishaji (noun), pl wabadilishaji, revisionist. (< badili V
ubadilishaji N).
mbadilishaji (noun), pl wabadilishaji, shifty person. (< badili V
ubadilishaji N).
mbadilishaji (noun), pl wabadilishaji, whimsical person. (< badili V
ubadilishaji N).
-mbafu (verb), be stupid.
-mbafu (verb), be uncouth.
-mbafu (verb), be unmannerly.
-enda mbago (verb), avoid each other's company.
-enda mbago (verb), be at odds.
-enda mbago (verb), go separately.
mbaguzi (noun), pl wabaguzi, racist. (< mbago Adv).
mbahatishaji (noun 1/2), pl wabahatishaji, opportunist.
mbala (noun), antelope.
mbala (noun), bushbuck.
mbalamwezi (noun), full moon.
mbalamwezi (noun 9), moonlight.
mbalamwezi (noun), moonlight.
mbalanga (noun 9/10), pl mbalanga, skin disease in which hands get
covered with patches.
mbale (noun 9/10), pl mbale, slice (e.g. of cassava). (< ubale N).
mbali (adjective), different. (also mbalimbali). (< umbali N).
mbali (adjective), separate. (also mbalimbali). (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), aloof. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), completely. Kwa kuwa Kiswahili kina maneno mengi mno ya
kujitosheleza chenyewe mbali ... [Khan, Masomo 393]. Because Kiswahili
has more than enough words completely one its own ....
mbali (adverb), at a distance. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali
N).
mbali (adverb), distant. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), entirely. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), far. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), from a distance. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali
N).
mbali (adverb), for a long time. niliyajua mambo haya mbali [Rec]. I
have known about this matter for a long time.. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), long since. niliyajua mambo haya mbali [Rec]. I have
known about this matter for a long time.. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), remote. mbali ya...[Rec]. far from. (< umbali N).
mbali (adverb), utterly. (< umbali N).
mbalimbali (adjective), apart.
mbalimbali (adjective), assorted.
mbalimbali (adjective), different.
mbalimbali (adjective), various. (< mbali adv).
mbalungi (noun 3/4), pl mibalungi, grapefruit tree.
mbalungi (noun 3/4), pl mibalungi, pomelo.
mbamba (noun), pl mibamba, type of poisonous plant (Euphorbia
abyssinica).
mbamba (noun 3/4), pl mibamba, shovel. (< bamba N).
mbamba (noun), pl mibamba, spade. (< bamba V).
mbambakofi (noun), pl mibambakofi, magnolia tree.
mbambangoma (noun), long shrub with long spines.
mbamia (noun 3/4), pl mibamia, lady's finger (HIbiscus esculentus).
mbamia (noun 3/4), pl mibamia, okra plant.
mbandarini (noun), pl wabandarini, dockworker. (= kuli). (< bandari N).
mbandarini (noun), pl wabandarini, longshoreman. (= kuli). (< bandari
N).
mbande (noun), neap tide. (= maji mafu). [rare]
mbandiko (noun 3/4), pl mibandiko, application.
mbandiko (noun 3/4), pl mibandiko, gluing. (< bandika V).
mbandiko (noun), pl mibandiko, something pasted. (< bandika V).
mbandiko (noun 3/4), pl mibandiko, pasting. (< bandika V).
mbandiko (noun), pl mibandiko, something stuck. (< bandika V).
mbanduko (noun 3/4), pl mibanduko, abolition. (< banduka V).
mbanduko (noun 3/4), pl mibanduko, annulment. (< banduka V).
mbanduko (noun 3/4), pl mibanduko, decrease. (< banduka V).
mbanduko (noun 3/4), pl mibanduko, removal. (< banduka V).
mbanduko (noun), pl mibanduko, removing (act of). (< bandika V).
mbangi (noun 3/4), pl mibangi, marijuana plant (leaf is bangi).
mbango (noun), money. slang.
mbango (noun), wild pig.
mbango (noun), warthog.
mbanjo (noun 3/4), pl mibanjo, breakdown (car). (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun 3/4), pl mibanjo, breaking up (act of). (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun), pl mibanjo, breaking up (act of). (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun 3/4), pl mibanjo, damage. (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun 3/4), pl mibanjo, injury. (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun), pl mibanjo, tearing down (act of). (< banja V).
mbanjo (noun 3/4), pl mibanjo, tearing down (act of). (< banja V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, effort. (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, exertion. (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, pincers. (also kibano). (< bana V).
mbano (noun), pl mibano, pressing (act of). (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, pressing (act of). (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, pressure. (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, squeezing (act of). (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, tension. (< bana V).
mbano (noun), pl mibano, tongs. (also kibano). (< bana V).
mbano (noun), pl mibano, tweezers. (also kibano). (< bana V).
mbano (noun 3/4), pl mibano, vice. (< bana V).
mbano (noun), pl mibano, hand vise. (< bana V).
mbao (noun 9/10), pl mbao, board.
mbao (noun 9/10), pl mbao, plank.
mbao (noun 9/10), pl mbao, timber.
mbaraka (noun 3/4), pl mibaraka, blessing.
mbaramba (noun), ornith. kind of starling. mramba mweupe. golden
oriole..
mbaramwezi (noun), full moon.
mbaramwezi (noun), moonlight.
mbarango (noun 3/4), pl mibarango, club.
mbarango (noun 3/4), pl mibarango, stick.
mbarapi (noun 9/10an), pl mparapi, sable antelope.
mbari (noun), clan. [rare]
mbari (noun 9/10), pl mbari, family.
mbari (noun), tribe. [rare]
mbarika (noun), pl mibarika, castor-oil plant (Ricinus communis). seed
of the castor-oil plant.. mbono/kokwa ya mbarika.
mbarika (noun 3/4), pl mibarika, unpleasant truth (fig.).
mbaruti (noun), pl mibaruti, Mexican poppy (Argemone mexicana).
mbashiri (noun), pl wabashiri, fortune-teller. (< bashiri V).
mbashiri (noun), pl wabashiri, messenger. (< bashiri V).
mbashiri (noun), pl wabashiri, one who brings news. (< bashiri V).
mbashiri (noun), pl wabashiri, prophet. mbashiri dini. commentator (on
religious matters). (< bashiri V).
mbashiri (noun 1/2), pl wabashiri, soothsayer.
mbasua (noun), mental aberation. (< basua N).
mbasua (noun), spell of dizziness. (< basua N).
mbasua (noun 9), giddiness.
mbasua (noun), insanity. (< basua N).
mbasua (noun), madness. (< basua N).
mbata (noun), fully ripe coconut.
mbatilifu (noun), pl wabatilifu, one who declares something to be
ineffective. (< batili V).
mbatilifu (noun), pl wabatilifu, one who declares something to be
invalid. (< batili V).
mbatizaji (noun), pl wabatizaji, one who baptizes. Mtakatifu Johana
Mbatizaji. St. John the Baptist.. (< Eng).
mbavu (noun 5/6), pl mabavu, strength.
mbawala (noun 9/10an), pl mbawala, bushbuck.
mbawara (noun), antelope.
mbawara (noun), bushbuck.
mbawawa (noun), fish (kind of).
mbaya (adjective), bad.
mbaya (adjective), nasty.
mbayana (adjective), apparent. (< baina N, baini V, bayana N).
mbayana (adjective), evident. (< baina N, baini V, bayana N).
mbayana (adjective), obvious. (< baina N, baini V, bayana N).
mbayana (noun), pl wabayana, famous person. (< baina N, baini V, bayana
N).
mbayana (noun), pl wabayana, well-known person. (< baina N, baini V,
bayana N).
mbayuwayu (noun 9an), swallow (bird).
mbayuwayu (noun 9/10an), pl mbayuwayu, swift (bird).
mbea (adjective), false. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (adjective), untrue. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (noun), pl mibea, denunciation. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (noun), pl wabea, gossip. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (noun), pl wabea, scandalmonger. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (noun), pl wabea, slanderer. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbea (noun), pl wabea, talebearer. (< umbea N, mmbea N).
mbega (noun), monkey (Colobus vellerosus).
mbegu (noun), breed.
mbegu (noun), bud.
mbegu (noun), cutting.
mbegu (noun), germ.
mbegu (noun), race.
mbegu (noun 9/10), pl mbegu, seed. panda mbegu. sow.
mbegu (noun), shoot.
mbegu (noun), species.
mbeja (noun 1/2), pl wabeja, dapper person.
mbeja (noun 1/2), pl wabeja, neat person.
mbeja (noun), pl wabeja, one who takes pride in personal appearance. (<
ubeja N).
mbeja (noun 1/2), pl wabeja, well-dressed person.
asiye (kuwa na) mbele wala nyuma (phrase), without prospects or
resources. Tamima we, usiye mbele wala nyuma [Moh]. (< idiomatic).
mbele (adverb), long ago. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), before. waliletwa mbele ya baba yao [Kez].
mbele (adverb), beyond. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), on the contrary. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), earlier. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), forward. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), in front.
mbele (adverb), further. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), in the future. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), later. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), on the other hand. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), previously. (< ubele N).
mbele (adverb), subsequently. (< ubele N).
mbele (noun 9), front. mbele yangu. in front of me.. (< ubele N).
mbele (noun), genitals (coll). (< ubele N).
mbeleko (noun 9/10), pl mbeleko, cloth sling (used for carrying children
on the back).
-a mbeleni (adjective), future. furaha ya watoto wake katika maisha yao
ya mbeleni [Kez].
mbelewele (noun 9/10), pl mbelewele, pollen.
Mbelgiji (noun), pl Wabelgiji, Belgian person.
mbembe (noun), pl wabembe, coquette. (< bemba V).
mbembe (noun), pl wabembe, flatterer. (< bemba V).
mbembe (noun), pl wabembe, flirt. (< bemba V).
mbembe (noun), pl mibembe, hunger (coll).
mbembe (noun), pl wabembe, immoral woman. (< bemba V).
mbembe (noun 1/2), pl wabembe, seducer.
mbembe (noun 1/2), pl wabembe, smooth-tongued man.
mbembe (noun), pl wabembelezi, tempter. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, coquette. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, flatterer. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, flirt. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, immoral woman. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, seducer. (< bemba V).
mbembelezi (noun), pl wabembelezi, tempter. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, coquette. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, flatterer. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, flirt. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, immoral woman. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, seducer. (< bemba V).
mbembezi (noun), pl wabembezi, tempter. (< bemba V).
mbenuko (noun 3/4), pl mibenuko, bulge. (< benua V).
mbenuko (noun), pl mibenuko, curve. (< benua V).
mbenuko (noun 3/4), pl mibenuko, protrusion. (< benua V).
mbenuko (noun 3/4), pl mibenuko, protuberance. (< benua V).
mbenuko (noun), pl mibenuko, roundness. (< benua V).
mbepari (noun), pl wabepari, bourgeois. wadoezi wa wabepari. bourgeois
hangers-on.. (< ubepari N).
mbezi (noun), pl wabezi, arrogant person. (< beza V).
mbezi (noun), pl wabezi, conceited person. (< beza V).
mbezi (noun), pl wabezi, presumptuous person. (< beza V).
mbezi (noun 1/2), pl wabezi, scornful person. (< beza V).
mbibo (noun), pl mibibo, cashew apple tree (anacardium occidentale). (<
bibo N).
mbigili (noun 3/4), pl mibigili, species of thorny shrub (Tribulus
terrrestris).
mbiginyo (noun), pl mibiginyo, humiliation.
mbigiri (noun 3/4), pl mibigili, species of thorny shrub (Tribulus
terrrestris).
mbiha (noun), pl mibiha, perennial plant (Abutilum zanzibaricum).
mbili (noun), two. nyumba mbili. two houses. (< wili Adj).
mbilikimo (noun), dwarf.
mbilikimo (noun), gnome.
mbilikimo (noun 9/10an), pl mbilikimo, pigmy. (< bila kimo PP).
mbilimbi (noun), pl mibilimbi, cucumber tree (Averrhoa bilimbi).
mbilingani (noun 3/4), pl mibilingani, aubergine.
mbilingani (noun 3/4), pl mibilingani, eggplant (Solanum melongena). (<
bilingani N).
mbinda (noun), pl mibinda, lady's finger (HIbiscus esculentus). (=
mbamia).
mbinda (noun), pl mibinda, okra. (= mbamia).
mbingu (noun 9/10), pl mbingu, heaven.
mbingu (noun 9/10), pl mbingu, sky. uso wa mbingu ulianza kukunjuka
[Moh], hurul-ayni kutoka mbinguni [Ya].
mbingu (noun), pl mbingu, clouds.
mbingu (noun), pl mbingu, darkness. [rare]
mbingu (noun), pl mbingu, sky.
mbinguni (noun 4), heaven.
mbini (noun), pl wabini, blacksmith. (< bini V).
mbini (noun), pl wabini, counterfeiter. (< bini V).
mbini (noun 1/2), pl wabini, forger.
mbinja (noun), pl mbinja, whistle.
mbinu (noun), arm-twisting. (< benua V).
mbinu (noun), curvature. mbinu ya mkono (mguu). well-shaped arm (leg)..
(< benua V).
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, device.
mbinu (noun), distortion. (< benua V).
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, method.
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, plan.
mbinu (noun), pressure. (< benua V).
mbinu (noun), roundness. (< benua V).
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, strategy. Kwa kila askari aliye katika
mstari wa mbele, lazima waweko askari wengine huku nyuma wakisimamia
usafirishaji, wakipeleka na kupokea habari, na wakipanga mbinu za
mashambulizi [Nyerere, Masomo 275-6]. For every soldier who is in the
front lines, the most be additional other soldiers here behind supervising
transport, sending and receiving communications, and planning attack
strategies..
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, tactics. hamjali mwanamke kafanya mbinu
gani [Ma], ni baadhi ya mbinu na hekima waliofundishwa kazini [Ya].
mbinu (noun 9/10), pl mbinu, trick.
-piga mbio (verb), run.
-piga mbio (verb), run.
mbio (adjective), very fast. (also mbiombio).
mbio (adjective), in haste. (also mbiombio).
mbio (adjective), quick.
mbio (noun), cassava (kind of).
mbio (noun 9/10), pl mbio, effort.
mbio (noun 9/10), pl mbio, hustle. tabu na mashaka, mbio na wasiwasi
[Moh].
mbio (noun), pace.
mbio (noun 9/10), pl mbio, running. akatoka mbio kwenda duka la nguo la
karibu [Sul].
mbio (noun), running (act of).
mbio za riadha (noun 10), athletics.
mbiomba (noun 9/10an), pl mbiomba, maternal aunt (same as shangazi).
mbirimbi (noun), pl mibilimbi, cucumber tree (Averrhoa bilimbi).
mbishi (noun 1/2), pl wabishi, argumentative person.
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, cavilling person. (< bisha V).
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, contentious person. (< bisha V).
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, mocker. (< bisha V).
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, obstinate person. (< bisha V).
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, scoffer. (< bisha V).
mbishi (noun), pl wabishi, stubborn person. (< bisha V).
mbiu (noun), announcement.
mbiu (noun 9/10), pl mbiu, buffalo horn.
mbiu (noun 9/10), pl mbiu, proclamation.
mbiya (noun), cutting.
mbiya (noun 9/10), pl mbiya, seedlings. tiya mbiya. v tranplant seeds.
-piga mbizi (verb), dive.
-piga mbizi (verb), dive.
mbizi (noun), bird (kind of).
mbizi (noun 9), dive. piga mbizi [Rec]. to dive.
mbobo (noun), abundance.
mbobo (noun), cheapness.
mbobo (noun), excess.
mbobo (noun 9), fertility.
mbobo (noun), superfluity.
mboga (noun 9/10), pl mboga, garden produce. (< mboga N).
mboga (noun 3/4), pl miboga, pumpkin plant.
mboga (noun 9/10), pl mboga, vegetable.
mbogo (noun 9/10an), pl mbogo, buffalo.
mboji (noun), soil moisture.
mbokora (noun 9/10), pl mbokora, beer calabash.
mbolea (noun), fertiliser.
mbolea (noun 9/10), pl mbolea, manure.
mbolea (noun), richness of soil.
mbomoko (noun), pl mibomoko, collapse.
mbomoshi (noun), pl wabomoshi, one who destroys. (< bomoa V).
mbomoshi (noun), pl wabomoshi, radical. (< bomoa V).
mbomoshi (noun), pl wabomoshi, revolutionary. (< bomoa V).
mbomoshi (noun), pl wabomoshi, one who ruins. (< bomoa V).
mbona (pronoun), for what reason?.
mbona? (adverb), how?.
mbona? (pronoun), why?.
mboni (noun), apple of one's eye.
mboni (noun 9/10), pl mboni, pupil (of eye). (< ona V).
mboni (noun 9/10), pl mboni, eyeball. (< ona V).
mboni (noun), something precious.
mboni (noun), reward for finding a lost object.
mbono (noun 3/4), pl mibono, castor-oil plant. mafuta ya mbono. caster-
oil. (< ubono N, nyonyo N).
mbono (noun 3/4), pl mibono, physic-nut plant.
mbonyeo (noun 3/4), pl mibonyeo, convex.
mbonyeo (noun 3/4), pl mibonyeo, dent.
mboo (noun 3/4), pl miboo, penis.
mboro (noun), pl miboro, penis (vulgar).
mboza (noun), pl miboza, tree species (Sterculia cinerea).
mbu (noun 9/10an), pl mbu, bug.
mbu (noun 9/10an), pl mbu, mosquito. Katika vita hivi wamewahi kulala
sehemu za maji na mbu na majoka [Nyerere, Masomo 278]. In this war they
have been ready to sleep in watery places with mosquitos and huge snakes..
mbuai (adjective), brutal. (< ua V, mwuaji N). [rare]
mbuai (adjective), wild. mnyama mbuai. wild animal. (< ua V, mwuaji
N). [rare]
mbuga (noun 9/10), pl mbuga, grassland. Kila kijiji kilikuwa na mipaka
yake na mbuga na malisho yake [Masomo 309].. Each village had its borders
and its grasslands and pastures [Masomo 309].
mbuga (noun 9/10), pl mbuga, savannah.
mbuga (noun 9/10), pl mbuga, steppe.
mbuga (noun 9/10), pl mbuga, wildlife reserve. kumwagaa ovyo katika
mbuga za kutisha [Moh].
mbuge (noun), pl wabuge, person who is constantly eating. (< bugia V,
ubuge N).
mbugi (noun 9/10), pl mbugi, small bells (fastened to child's leg for
watch).
mbugnu (noun), antelope. (= mpofu).
mbugnu (noun), eland. (= mpofu).
mbugu (noun), pl mibugu, rubber liana. (< mbungo N).
mbugu (noun), pl mibugu, climbing plant. (< mbungo N).
mbuguma (noun), cow that has calved.
mbuji (noun), pl wambuji, well-dressed person. (< umbuji N).
mbuji (noun), pl wambuji, elegant person. (< umbuji N).
Mbuki (noun), pl Wabuki, Malagasy persion. (< Buki N).
mbukulia (noun), pl wabukulia, chatterbox. (< bukua V).
mbukulia (noun), pl wabukulia, gossip. (< bukua V).
mbukulia (noun), pl wabukulia, scandalmonger. (< bukua V).
mbukuzi (noun), pl wabukuzi, chatterbox. (< bukua V).
mbukuzi (noun), pl wabukuzi, gossip. (< bukua V).
mbukuzi (noun), pl wabukuzi, scandalmonger. (< bukua V).
mbulia (noun), pl mibulia, wild shrub (kind of).
mbulu (noun 1), pl wabulu, feeble-minded person.
mbulu (noun 1), pl wabulu, insane person.
mbulukwa (noun 1), pl wabulukwa, feeble-minded person.
mbulukwa (noun 1), pl wabulukwa, insane person.
mbumburisho (noun 3/4), pl mibumburisho, colliding.
mbumburisho (noun 3/4), pl mibumburisho, shaking (of vessels). sauti ya
mbumburisho wa hando [Moh].
mbung'o (noun 9/10an), pl mbung'o, tsetse fly.
mbung'o (noun), tsetse fly. (= chafuo).
mbungati (noun), pl mibungati, sausage tree (Kigelia pinnata ).
mbunge (noun 1/2), pl wabunge, member of parliament. Ikiwa yupo mshindi
anayejulikana bila tatizo lo lote basi hutangazwa kuwa ni mbunge [Masomo
106]. If there is a winner who is recognized as such without an problem
then it is announced that this person is the member of parliament..
mbungo (noun), pl mibungo, rubber liana (Landolphia florida).
mbungo (noun), tsetse fly. (= chafuo).
mbungu (noun 9/10an), pl mbungu, eland.
mbuni (noun), pl mibuni, inventor; author.
mbuni (noun 3/4), pl mibuni, coffee plant.
mbuni (noun), pl mibuni, inventor; author.
mbuni (noun), pl mibuni, organizer. (< buni V).
mbuni (noun 9/10an), pl mbuni, ostrich.
mbunifu wa miradi (noun 1/2), pl wabunifu wa miradi, designer in charge
of projects. (< buni V, mradi N).
mbunifu wa miradi (noun 1/2), pl wabunifu wa miradi, manager in charge of
projects. (< buni V, mradi N).
mbura (noun), pl mibura, tree species with yellow blossoms (Parinarium
curatellaefolium).
mburuga (noun 9/10), pl miburuga, divining to find out an offender (using
bao).
mburuga (noun), pl miburuga, magic for identifying a wrongdoer.
mburugo (noun 3/4), pl miburugo, confusion. (< buruga V).
mburugo (noun 3/4), pl miburugo, disorder. (< buruga V).
mburugo (noun 3/4), pl miburugo, jumble. (< buruga V).
mburugo (noun 3/4), pl miburugo, mixing. (< buruga V).
mburugo (noun 3/4), pl miburugo, mixture. (< buruga V).
mburukenge (noun), monitor lizard. (= kenge).
mbururo (noun 3/4), pl mibururo, hauling. (< burura V).
mbururo (noun 3/4), pl mibururo, pulling. (< burura V).
mburuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, dragging. (< burura V).
mburuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, mark. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a snake..
(< burura V).
mburuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, pulling. (< burura V).
mburuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, race. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a snake..
(< burura V).
mburuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, track. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a
snake.. (< burura V).
mbuuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, dragging. (< burura V).
mbuuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, mark. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a snake..
(< burura V).
mbuuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, pulling. (< burura V).
mbuuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, race. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a snake..
(< burura V).
mbuuzo (noun), pl miburuzo, track. mburuzo wa nyoka. track of a snake..
(< burura V).
mbuya (noun), concubine.
mbuya (noun), mistress.
mbuya (noun 9/10an), pl mbuya, prostitute.
mbuyu (noun), pl mibuyu, calabash tree (Adansonia digitata). (< buyu N,
ubuyu N).
mbuyu (noun), pl mibuyu, baobob (Adansonia digitata). (< buyu N, ubuyu
N).
mbuzi (noun 9/10), pl mbuzi, instrument for grating coco-nut.
akajikokotea jikoni na kupweteka juu ya mbuzi [Sul].
mbuzi (noun), coconut grater.
mbuzi (noun 9/10an), pl mbuzi, goat. manyoya yenyewe si ya ng'ombe wala
mbuzi [Abd].
mbwa (noun 9/10an), pl mbwa, dog. wakamkuta sungura, wakamfukuza na mbwa
[Kez].
mbwa mwitu (noun 9/10an), pl mbwa mwitu, wolf. mmekubali kudanganywa na
wanasiasa wachache wenye njaa ya kushiba kama mbwa mwitu [Kez].
mbwago (noun 3/4), pl mibwago, collapse. (< bwaga V).
mbwago (noun 3/4), pl mibwago, fall. (< bwaga V).
mbwago (noun), pl mibwago, falling off (of interest etc.,). (< bwaga V).
mbwago (noun 3/4), pl mibwago, slump. (< bwaga V).
mbwago (noun), pl mibwago, subsiding (of interest, etc.,). (< bwaga V).
mbwakachoka (noun 9/10), pl mbwakachoka, well-known Zanzibari dance
(called also beni). leo usiku kuna Mbwakachoka la ndovu kumla mwanawe
[Sul].
mbwanda (noun), pl miingasiafu, kind of bean, Canavalia ensiformis.
mbwanda (noun), pl mibwanda, sword -beam. kula mbwanda. "fig. be
successful, get what one wants, rejoice"..
mbwara (noun), antelope. (= mbala).
mbwe (noun), gravel. (< jiwe N).
mbwe (noun), pebble. (< jiwe N).
mbwe (noun), small stone. (< jiwe N).
mbwe-mbwe (adjective), chic (informal). sigara mdomoni, miwani ya jua
puani, [...] zote hizo ni mbwe-mbwe [Ya].
mbwe-mbwe (adjective), high-class (informal).
mbwe-mbwe (adjective), smart (informal).
mbwedu (noun), pl wabwedu, dirty person or thing.
mbwedu (noun 9/10), pl mbwedu, disgusting thing or person.
mbwedu (noun), pl wabwedu, malicious person or thing.
mbwedu (noun 3/4), pl mibwedu, repulsive thing or person.
mbwedu (noun), pl wabwedu, unpleasant person or thing.
mbweha (noun 9/10an), pl mbweha, fox.
mbweha (noun), jackal. (=bweha).
mbweko (noun), pl mibweko, the barking of dogs. (< bweka V).
mbwende (noun), mbwende (apron of beads worn by women beneath their
normal clothing).
mbwende (noun 9/10), pl mbwende, bead apron worn by some F under dress.
mbweu (noun 9/10), pl mbweu, belch. piga mbweu. to belch..
mbweu (noun 9/10), pl mbweu, burp.
mbwoji (noun), pl mibwoji, fountain.
mbwoji (noun), pl mibwoji, spout.
mbwoji (noun), pl mibwoji, spring of water.
mcha Mungu (phrase), pl wacha Mungu, god-fearing person. mama-mtu
mchamungu, ua la moyo lilimfumbuka [Moh]. (< -cha V).
mcha wa Mungu (noun), God-fearing person. (< cha V).
mchachatochachato (noun 3/4), pl michachatochachato, gait (slow and
deliberate).
mchafuko (noun), pl michafuko, crisis. mchafuko wa kilimwengu..
international crisis.. (< chafua V).
mchafuko (noun), pl michafuko, something dirty. (< chafua V).
mchafuko (noun), pl michafuko, confusion. (< chafua V).
mchafuko (noun 3/4), pl michafuko, disorder. (< -chafu A).
mchafuko (noun), pl michafuko, something filthy. (< chafua V).
mchafuzi (noun), pl wachafuzi, person who creates confusion. (< chafua
V).
mchafuzi (noun), pl wachafuzi, person who creates disorder. (< chafua
V).
mchafuzi (noun), pl wachafuzi, pol.diversionist. (< chafua V).
mchafuzi (noun), pl wachafuzi, pol.sabotuer. (< chafua V).
mchago (noun 3/4), pl michago, headboard (of bed).
mchaguo (noun), pl michaguo, choice. (< chagua V).
mchaguo (noun), pl michaguo, selection. (< chagua V).
mchaguzi (noun 1/2), pl wachaguzi, elector. (< -chagua V).
mchaguzi (noun), pl wachaguzi, pol. elector. (< chagua V).
mchaguzi (noun), pl wachaguzi, exacting person. (< chagua V).
mchaguzi (noun 1/2), pl wachaguzi, fastidious person. (< -chagua V).
mchaguzi (noun), pl wachaguzi, pol. voter. (< chagua V).
mchai (noun 3/4), pl michai, lemon grass IAndopogon citriodorus). (<
chai N).
mchai (noun), pl michai, tea plant (Thea sinensis). (< chai N).
mchaji (noun 1/2), pl wachaji, God-fearing person. (< -cha V).
mchaji wa Mungu (noun), God-fearing person. Kama si wachaji Mungu
[Shaaban Robert, Masomo 426]. If they are not God-fearing .... (< cha
V).
mchakacho (noun), pl michakacho, rustling. (< chakacha V).
mchakacho (noun 3/4), pl michakacho, crashing sound. (< -chakacha V).
mchakacho (noun 3/4), pl michakacho, pounding. (< -chakacha V).
mchakacho (noun 3/4), pl michakacho, pulverizing. (< -chakacha V).
mchakacho (noun), pl michakacho, rustling. (< chakacha V).
mchakuro (noun), pl michakuro, investigation. investigation. (< chakura
V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, laceration. (< -chakura V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, scratch. (< -chakura V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, scrawl. (< -chakura V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, scribble. (< -chakura V).
mchakuro (noun), pl michakuro, careful scrutiny. (< chakura V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, search (diligent). (< -chakura V).
mchakuro (noun 3/4), pl michakuro, spying. (< -chakura V).
mchambuzi (noun 1/2), pl wachambuzi, analyst. (< -chambua V).
mchamvya (noun), pl michamvya, mchamvya tree (with edible fruit,
Poachystela Sacleuxii). (= mchocha).
mchana (noun 3), afternoon.
mchana (noun 3), daytime (from 6.00 a.m. 6.00 p.m.).
mchana kutwa (phrase), all day.
mchanga (noun 1/2), pl wachanga, baby. (< -changa A).
mchanga (noun 1/2), pl wachanga, young boy. (< -changa A).
mchanga (noun 1/2), pl wachanga, newborn. (< -changa A).
mchanga (noun 1/2), pl wachanga, prime. (< -changa A).
mchanga (noun 1/2), pl wachanga, young person. Kila askari aliweza
kujipatia wake wachanga zaidi ya moja [Kareithi Masomo 58]. Each
policeman was able to get for himself more than one young wife..
mchanga (noun), dust. sukari mchanga [Rec]. granulated sugar.. (<
uchanga N).
mchanga (noun), powder. sukari mchanga [Rec]. granulated sugar.. (<
uchanga N).
mchanga (noun), sand. chembe ya mchanga [Rec]. grain of sand.. (<
uchanga N).
mchanganuo (noun 3/4), pl michanganuo, analysis. (< -changanua V).
mchanganyaji (noun), pl wachanganyaji, one who compounds something. (<
changaV).
mchanganyaji (noun), pl wachanganyaji, one who mixes something. (<
changaV).
mchanganyaji dawa (noun), pl wachanganyaji dawa, druggist. (< changa V).
mchanganyaji dawa (noun), pl wachanganyaji dawa, pharmacist. (< changa
V).
mchanganyiko (noun 3/4), pl michanganyiko, mixture. Rehema alipokea kwa
mchanganyiko wa furaha na haya [Sul]. (< -changanyika V).
mchanganyo (noun), pl michanganyo, confusion. (< changa V).
mchanganyo (noun), pl michanganyo, forgery. (< changa V).
mchanganyo (noun), pl michanganyo, imitation. (< changa V).
mchango (noun), pl michango, collection (of money). (< changa V).
mchango (noun 3/4), pl michango, contribution. Matata alikuwa ametoa
mchango mkubwa katika kumfanya mwanariadha wa kutumainiwa [Muk]. (< -
changa V).
mchango (noun 3/4), pl michango, deposit. (< -changa V).
mchango (noun 3/4), pl michango, donation. kutegemea michango ya watu.
to depend upon people's donations. (< -changa V).
mchango (noun), pl michango, fund. (< changa V).
mchango (noun), pl michango, maw-worm.
mchango (noun 3/4), pl michango, menstrual sickness(?).
mchango (noun 3/4), pl michango, payment. (< -changa V).
mchango (noun), pl michango, intestinal worm.
mchango wa askari (noun), recruitment of soldiers. (< changa V).
mchanjo (noun 3/4), pl michanjo, cut. (< -chanja V).
mchanjo (noun), pl michanjo, lopping (of branches). (< chanja V, chanjo
N).
mchanjo (noun), pl michanjo, med. vaccination. (< chanja V, chanjo N).
mchanjo (noun), pl michanjo, wound. (< chanja V, chanjo N).
mchanjo (noun 3/4), pl michanjo, wound. (< -chanja V).
mchano wa nywele (noun 3/4), pl michano ya nywele, coiffure.
mchano wa nywele (noun 3/4), pl michano ya nywele, hairdo. alikuja na
mchano mpya wa nywele [Ya].
mchanyato (noun 3/4), pl michanyato, dish of banana and cassava. (< -
chanyata V).
mchanyato (noun 3/4), pl michanyato, washing of clothes (hasty or
gentle). (< -chanyata V).
mwosho (noun), pl waosho, washing-place. mwoshaji maiti. (< osha V).
mchapaji (noun), pl wachapaji, printer. (< chapa V).
mchapaji (noun), pl wachapaji, publisher. (< chapa V).
mchapamaji (noun), pl wachapa: -maji, drinker. drinker. (< chapa V).
mchapishaji (noun), pl wachapaji, printer. (< chapa V).
mchapishaji (noun), pl wachapaji, publisher. (< chapa V).
mchapo (noun 3/4), pl michapo, blow. (< -chapa V).
mchapo (noun 3/4), pl michapo, cut. (< -chapa V).
mchapo (noun 3/4), pl michapo, whip. (< -chapa V).
mchawi (noun), pl wachawi, magician. (< uchawi N).
mchawi (noun 1/2), pl wachawi, sorcerer.
mchawi (noun 1/2), pl wachawi, witch.
mchawi (noun 1/2), pl wachawi, wizard. wachawi wote wa Namagondo
hawaniwezi [Kez].
mche (noun), pl miche, cutting.
mche (noun), pl miche, descendant. descendant.
mche (noun 3/4), pl miche, prism.
mche (noun), pl miche, seedling.
mche (noun 3/4), pl miche, shoot.
mche (noun), pl miche, slip.
mche mraba (phrase), pl miche mraba, square prism.
mchea (noun), pl wachea, timid person. (< cha V).
mchea (noun), pl wachea, timorous person. (< cha V).
mcheaji (noun), pl wachea, timid person. (< cha V).
mcheaji (noun), pl wachea, timorous person. (< cha V).
mcheche (noun 3/4), pl micheche, drop.
mcheche (noun 3/4), pl micheche, embroidery pick.
mcheche (noun 3/4), pl micheche, piece (small).
mcheche (noun), pl micheche, quill (of a porcupine).
mcheche (noun 3/4), pl micheche, quill (of porcupine).
mcheche (noun 3/4), pl micheche, spark. (< cheche N).
mcheche (noun), pl micheche, spine (of a porcupine).
mchegamo (noun), pl michegamo, mat placed under the head of a corpse..
(< egama V).
mchekecho (noun 3/4), pl michekecho, sifting. (< -chekecha V).
mchekele (noun), pl michekele, wild olive tree. (< mzeituni N).
mchekeshaji (noun), pl wachekeshaji, amusing person. (< cheka V).
mchekeshaji (noun), pl wachekeshaji, clown. (< cheka V).
mchekeshaji (noun), pl wachekeshaji, joker. (< cheka V).
mchekeshaji (noun), pl wachekeshaji, jolly person. (< cheka V).
mchekeshaji (noun), pl wachekeshaji, wag. (< cheka V).
mchekeshi (noun), pl wachekeshi, amusing person. (< cheka V).
mchekeshi (noun), pl wachekeshi, clown. (< cheka V).
mchekeshi (noun), pl wachekeshi, joker. (< cheka V).
mchekeshi (noun), pl wachekeshi, jolly person. (< cheka V).
mchekeshi (noun), pl wachekeshi, wag. (< cheka V).
mcheko (noun), pl micheko, laughing (manner of). (< cheka V).
mcheko (noun), pl micheko, laughter. (< cheka V).
mchele (noun), pl michele, grain (cleaned) (general term). mchele wa
mtama. millet grain..
mchele (noun), pl michele, rice (husked) (us. collective singular).
mchelea (noun), pl wachelea, nervous person. (< cha V).
mcheleaji (noun), pl wachelea, nervous person. (< cha V).
mchelema (noun), pl michelema, watery manioc. (< chelema Adj).
mchemraba (noun 3/4), pl michemraba, cube. (< mche N, mraba N).
mchemrabasawa (noun 3/4), pl michemrabasawa, cube. (< mche N, mraba N
sawa A).
mchemuo (noun 3/4), pl michemuo, exhaustion.
mchengo (noun), pl michengo, cutting (trees). (< chenga V).
mchengo (noun), pl michengo, felling(trees). (< chenga V).
mchengo (noun), pl michengo, mowing(grain). (< chenga V).
mchenza (noun), pl michenza, mandarin-orange tree (citrus nobilis). (<
chenza V).
mcheshi (noun), pl wacheshi, affable person. (< cheka, cheshi).
mcheshi (noun 1/2), pl wacheshi, entertaining person. (< -chesha V).
mcheshi (noun), pl wacheshi, pleasant person. (< cheka, cheshi).
mcheza (noun), pl wacheza, athlete. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mcheza (noun), pl wacheza, player. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mcheza ngoma (noun), pl wacheza, dancer. mcheza ngoma. dancer. (<
cheza V).
mchezaji (noun 1/2), pl wachezaji, actress. (< cheza V).
mchezaji (noun), pl wacheza, athlete. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mchezaji (noun 1/2), pl wachezaji, athlete. ameongozana na msafara wa
wachezaji kama msimamizi [Muk]. (< cheza V).
mchezaji (noun 1/2), pl wachezaji, player. (< -cheza V).
mchezaji (noun), pl wacheza, player. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mchezaji ngoma (noun), pl wacheza, dancer. mcheza ngoma. dancer. (<
cheza V).
mchezaji wa michezo ya kuiga (noun 1/2), pl wachezaji wa michezo ya
kuiga, actor. (< cheza V).
mchezi (noun), pl wacheza, athlete. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mchezi (noun), pl wacheza, player. mcheza gozi [Rec]. (< cheza V).
mchezi ngoma (noun 1/2), pl wachezi ngoma, dancer. (< cheza V).
mchezi wa michezo ya kuiga (noun 1/2), pl wachezi wa michezo ya kuiga,
actor. (< cheza V).
-pa mchezo (verb), play a game.
mchezo (noun), pl michezo, amusement. anafanya haya kwa mchezo tu [Rec].
he does this only for the fun of it.. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun), pl michezo, dance. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun), pl michezo, entertainment. anafanya haya kwa mchezo tu
[Rec]. he does this only for the fun of it.. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun), pl michezo, fun. anafanya haya kwa mchezo tu [Rec]. he
does this only for the fun of it.. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, game. (< -cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, joke. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, mockery. mama usifanye mchezo [Moh]. (<
cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, play. mara moja Zakaria alianza mchezo
wake wa kawaida. (< -cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, sport. matumaini yake katika michezo
[Muk]. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun 3/4), pl michezo, trifle. nyinyi wanaume mnadhani kuzaa
mchezo [Moh]. (< cheza V).
mchezo (noun), pl michezo, sport. mchezo wa mpira, mchezo wa ngumi
[Rec]. football game.. (< cheza V).
mchezo wa kuigiza (noun), pl michezo ya kuigiza, drama. (< -cheza V, -
igiza V).
mchezo wa kuigiza (noun), pl michezo ya kuigiza, play (theater). Ebrahim
Hussein ni mwandishi maarufu wa michezo ya kuigiza. Ebrahim Hussein is a
famous playright. (< -cheza).
mchi (noun 3/4), pl michi, ingot.
mchi (noun 3/4), pl michi, oblong-shaped thing.
mchi (noun), pl michi, pestle.
mchi (noun), pl michi, pounding-pole.
mchi wa mashine (noun), pl michi wa mashine, piston.
mchicha (noun 3/4), pl michicha, spinach (type).
mchicha (noun 3/4), pl michicha, spinach-like plant. mchicha na mtoriro,
viazi tuta moja na mihogo [Moh].
mchikichi (noun), pl michikichi, oil palm. (< mawese N).
mchikicho (noun 3/4), pl michikicho, cutting of something with a dull
knife.
mchikicho (noun 3/4), pl michikicho, flavoring.
mchikicho (noun 3/4), pl michikicho, seasoning.
mchimbaji (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji, digger (one who digs for a living).
(< chimba V).
mchimbaji (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji, excavator.
mchimbaji (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji, construction laborer (who digs).
mchimbaji dhahabu (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji dhahabu, gold miner. (<
chimba V).
mchimbaji wa madini (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji wa madini, mine worker. (<
chimba V).
mchimbaji wa madini (noun 1/2), pl wachimbaji wa madini, miner. (<
chimba V).
mchimbi (noun), person of ill omen (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mchimbi (noun), unlucky person (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mchimbuzi (noun), pl wachimbaji, construction laborer. mchimbaji wa
madini , mchimbaji dhahabu. "miner, mine worker".. (< chimba V).
mchimbuzi (noun), pl wachimbaji, one who digs for a living. mchimbaji wa
madini , mchimbaji dhahabu. "miner, mine worker".. (< chimba V).
mchimbuzi (noun), pl wachimbaji, excavator. mchimbaji wa madini ,
mchimbaji dhahabu. "miner, mine worker".. (< chimba V).
mchimvi (noun 1/2), pl wachimvi, dirty old man.
mchimvi (noun 1/2), pl wachimvi, lascivious person. uliponitaka
nikafanye mapenzi na yule mzee mchimvi [Sul].
mchimvi (noun), person of ill omen (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mchimvi (noun), unlucky person (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mchinja (noun), pl wachinja, butcher. (< chinja V).
mchinja (noun), pl wachinja, executioner. (< chinja V).
mchinja (noun), pl wachinja, hangman. (< chinja V).
mchinja (noun), pl wachinja, muderer. (< chinja V).
mchinja (noun), pl wachinja, slaughterer. (< chinja V).
mchinjadamu (noun), pl michinjadamu, banana (kind of).
mchinjaji (noun), pl wachinjaji, butcher. (< chinja V).
mchinjaji (noun), pl wachinjaji, executioner. (< chinja V).
mchinjaji (noun), pl wachinjaji, hangman. (< chinja V).
mchinjaji (noun), pl wachinjaji, muderer. (< chinja V).
mchinjaji (noun), pl wachinjaji, slaughterer. (< chinja V).
mchinjiko (noun 3/4), pl michinjiko, cord.
mchinjiko (noun 3/4), pl michinjiko, rope (made of baobab fibers and used
by nursing mothers to support the breasts).
mchinjo (noun 3/4), pl michinjo, massacre. (< -chinja V).
mchinjo (noun 3/4), pl michinjo, murder. (< -chinja V).
mchinjo (noun 3/4), pl michinjo, slaughter. (< -chinja V).
mchipukizi (noun), pl wachipukizi, handsome young woman. (< chipua V).
mchiririko (noun), pl michiririko, drainage water (from the eaves of a
house). (< chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, channel. (< -chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, drainage ditch. (< -chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, dripping. (< chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, eaves. (< -chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, gutter. (< -chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, pipe. (< -chiririka V).
mchirizi (noun 3/4), pl michirizi, trickling. michirizi ya machozi
ikapasuka machoni mwake [Sul]. (< chiririka V).
mchiriziko (noun 3/4), pl michiriziko, trickling. (< -chiririka V).
mchocha (noun), pl michocha, mchocha (tree with edible fruit).
mchocheaji moto (noun), pl wachocheaji, fireman. (< chocha V).
mchocheaji moto (noun), pl wachocheaji, stoker. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun), pl michocheo, impulse. impulse. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, impulse. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun), pl michocheo, instigation. instigation. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michecheo, kick. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, bundle of nerves. Asumini akawa
mchocheo mtupu [Moh]. (< chochea V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, poking (act of). (< -chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, push. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, shove. (< chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, stimulus. (< -chocha V).
mchocheo (noun 3/4), pl michocheo, stirring (a fire). (< -chocha V).
mchochezi (noun 1/2), pl wachochezi, agitator. (< -chocha V).
mchochezi (noun), pl wachochezi, agitator. mchochezi wa vita [Rec].
warmonger.. (< chocha V).
mchochezi (noun), pl wachochezi, one who excites. mchochezi wa vita
[Rec]. warmonger.. (< chocha V).
mchochezi (noun), pl wachochezi, one who provokes. mchochezi wa vita
[Rec]. warmonger.. (< chocha V).
mchochezi (noun), pl wachochezi, one who stirs up. mchochezi wa vita
[Rec]. warmonger.. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocheo, impulse. impulse. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocheo, instigation. instigation. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocho, kick. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocho, poking (act of). (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocho, push. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocho, shove. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocho, stirring (a fire). (< chocha V).
mchochoni (noun), pl michochoni, variety of yam; poisonous, but eaten
after the poison has been removed..
mchochoro (noun 3/4), pl michochoro, alley. (< chochoro N).
mchochoro (noun 3/4), pl michochoro, street (narrow) of a Swahili city.
michochoro ya Lamu. (< chochoro N).
mchochota (noun 3/4), pl michochota, itching, irritated place on the
body. (< -chochota V).
mchochota (noun 3/4), pl michochota, scab (itching and dry). (< -
chochota V).
mchokocho (noun 3/4), pl michokocho, annoyance. (< -chokocha V).
mchokocho (noun 3/4), pl michokocho, irritation. (< -chokocha V).
mchokocho (noun 3/4), pl michokocho, poking with a stick (act of). (< -
chokocha V).
mchokocho (noun 3/4), pl michokocho, vexation. (< -chokocha V).
mchokochore (noun), pl michokochore, mchokochore (kind of tree).
mchokochore dume (noun), pl michokochore dume, weed (kind of).
mchokoo (noun 3/4), pl michokoo, pointed stick. (< -chokoa V).
mchokozi (noun 1/2), pl wachokozi, aggressor. (< -chokoa V).
mchokozi (noun 1/2), pl wachokozi, annoying person. (< -chokoa V).
mchokozi (noun 1/2), pl wachokozi, inquisitive person. (< -chokoa V).
mchokozi (noun), pl wachokozi, obtrusive person.
mchokozi (noun), pl wachokozi, troublesome person.
mchoma (noun), pl wachoma, one who stabs. (< choma V).
mchoma moto (noun), pl wachoma moto, fireman (on train). (< choma V).
mchoma moto (noun), pl wachoma moto, stoker (on train). (< choma V).
mchomaji (noun), pl wachomaji, arsonist. (< choma V).
mchomaji (noun), pl wachomaji, incendiary. (< choma V).
mchomo (noun 3/4), pl michomo, burning (act of). (< -choma V).
mchomo (noun 3/4), pl michomo, cooking. (< -choma V).
mchomo (noun), pl michomo, inflammation. (< choma V).
mchomo (noun 3/4), pl michomo, irritation. (< -choma V).
mchomo (noun), pl michomo, sharp pain. (< choma V).
mchomo (noun), pl michomo, sudden pain. (< choma V).
mchomo (noun 3/4), pl michomo, pricking. (< -choma V).
mchomo (noun 3/4), pl michomo, smart. (< -choma V).
mchomo (noun), pl michomo, stab (wound). (< choma V).
mchomozo (noun 3/4), pl michomozo, projection. (< chomoza V).
mchongama (noun), pl michongama, mchongama (thorny shrub, Flacourtia
indica).
mchongelezi (noun 1/2), pl wachongelezi, betrayer. (< -chonga V).
mchongelezi (noun), pl wachongezi, scandalmonger. (< chonga V).
mchongelezi (noun 1/2), pl wachongelezi, slanderer. (< -chonga V).
mchongelezi (noun), pl wachongezi, slanderer. (< chonga V).
mchongelezi (noun 1/2), pl wachongelezi, tale-bearer. (< -chonga V).
mchongezi (noun), pl wachongezi, scandalmonger. (< chonga V).
mchongezi (noun), pl wachongezi, scandalmonger. (< chonga V).
mchongezi (noun), pl wachongezi, slanderer. (< chonga V).
mchongo (noun 3/4), pl michongo, cut. (< -chonga V).
mchongo (noun 3/4), pl michongo, notch. (< -chonga V).
mchoo (noun 3/4), pl michoo, light rains that occur from July to October.
mchopozi (noun), pl wachopozi, miser. (< chopa V).
mchopozi (noun), pl wachopozi, skinflint. (< chopa V).
mchopozi (noun), pl wachopozi, thief. (< chopa V).
mchorachora (noun), pl wachorachora, one who does something badly. (<
chora V).
mchorachora (noun), pl wachorachora, botcher. (< chora V).
mchorachora (noun), pl wachorachora, bungler. (< chora V).
mchorachora (noun), pl wachorachora, scrawler. (< chora V).
mchorachora (noun), pl wachorachora, poor writer. (< chora V).
mchoraji (noun), pl wachoraji, engraver. (< chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, carving. nyuma ya altare kulikuwa na
picha lenye mchoro wa miraba mitatu [Kez]. (< chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, drawing. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, engraving. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, inscription. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, scratch. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, scribble. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, sculpture. (< -chora V).
mchoro (noun 3/4), pl michoro, tattoo. (< -chora V).
mchoro kazi (phrase), pl michoro kazi, working drawing. (< -chora V,
kazi N).
mchoro picha (phrase), pl michoro picha, pictorial drawing. (< -chora
V,picha N).
mchoro sanifu (phrase), pl michoro sanifu, modular drawing. (< -chora V,
sanifu A).
mchoro sanifu (phrase), pl michoro sanifu, standard drawing. (< -chora
V, sanifu A).
mchoro sawa (phrase), pl michoro sawa, isometric drawing. (< -chora
V,sawa A).
mchoro sulubi (phrase), pl michoro sulubi, orthographic drawing. (< -
chora V,sulubi N).
mchorochoro (noun), pl michorochoro, arabesque. (< chora V).
mchorochoro (noun), pl michorochoro, illegible handwriting. (< chora V).
mchorochoro (noun), pl michorochoro, scrawling. (< chora V).
mchorochoro (noun), pl michorochoro, scribbling. (< chora V).
mchoroko (noun), pl michoroko, plant resembling the pea (Phaseolus
mungo).
mchoshi (noun), pl wachoshi, annoying person. (< choka V).
mchoshi (noun), pl wachoshi, boring person. (< choka V).
mchoto (noun 3/4), pl michoto, small amount. (< -chota V).
mchoto (noun 3/4), pl michoto, pinch. (< -chota V).
mchovu (noun), pl wachovu, annoying person. (< choka V).
mchovu (noun), pl wachovu, annoying person.
mchovu (noun), pl wachovu, boring person. (< choka V).
mchovu (noun), pl wachovu, boring person.
mchovya (noun), pl wachovya, person who dips his finger into the food
when eating. (< chovya V).
mchovyo (noun 3/4), pl michovyo, hardening. (< -chovya V).
mchovyo (noun 3/4), pl michovyo, plating. (< -chovya V).
mchovyo (noun 3/4), pl michovyo, tempering. (< -chovya V).
mchu (noun), pl michu, mchu (a species of mangrove, Avicennia marina).
mchuano (noun 3/4), pl michuano, match. michuano ya awali ya Kombe la
Dunia [Masomo 363]. The preliminary matches of the World Cup.. (< -
chuana V).
mchukuzi (noun), pl wachukuzi, bearer. (< chukua V).
mchukuzi (noun), pl wachukuzi, carrier. (< chukua V).
mchukuzi (noun), pl wachukuzi, porter. (< chukua V).
mchukuzi (noun 1/2), pl wachukuzi, porter. (< -chukua V).
mchumba (noun 1/2), pl wachumba, fiancee. (< chumba N).
mchumba (noun 1/2), pl wachumba, lover. (< chumba N).
mchumbururu (noun 3/4), pl michumbururu, swordfish.
mchunaji (noun), pl wachunaji, flayer. (< chuna V).
mchunaji (noun), pl wachunaji, knacker. (< chuna V).
mchunga (noun 3/4), pl michunga, bitter herb growing in the fields.
kuchuma kisambu, mtoriro, kikwayakwaya, mchunga [Moh]. (< chungu adj).
mchungaji (noun), pl wachungaji, pastor. (< chunga V). [rare mchunga]
mchungaji (noun), pl wachungaji, priest. (< chunga V). [rare mchunga]
mchungaji (noun 1/2), pl wachungaji, shepherd.
mchunguti (noun), pl michunguti, something highly flavored (tobacco or
coffee etc.). (< chungu).
mchunguti (noun), pl michunguti, something strong. (< chungu).
mchunguzi (noun), pl wachunguzi, impudent person. (< chunga V).
mchunguzi (noun 1/2), pl wachunguzi, inquisitive person.
mchunguzi (noun), pl wachunguzi, journalist. (< chunga V).
mchunguzi (noun), pl wachunguzi, observer. (< chunga V).
mchunguzi (noun 1/2), pl wachunguzi, researcher.
mchunguzi (noun), pl wachunguzi, scout. (< chunga V).
mchunguzi (noun), pl wachunguzi, spy. (< chunga V).
mchungwa (noun 3/4), pl michungwa, orange tree.
mchuni (noun), pl wachunaji, flayer. (< chuna V).
mchuni (noun), pl wachunaji, knacker. (< chuna V).
mchunzi (noun), pl wachunzi, retail merchant. (< chuuza V).
mchunzi (noun), pl wachunzi, shopkeeper. (< chuuza V).
mchuruzi (noun), pl wachunzi, retail merchant. (< chuuza V).
mchuruzi (noun), pl wachunzi, shopkeeper. (< chuuza V).
mchuuzi (noun 1/2), pl wachuuzi, peddler.
mchuuzi (noun 1/2), pl wachuuzi, retail dealer. kumbe walikuwa wachuuzi
wa nguo [Kez]. (< chuuza V).
mchuuzi (noun 1/2), pl wachuuzi, trader. (< chuuza V).
mchuzi (noun 3/4), pl michuzi, broth.
mchuzi (noun), pl michuzi, curry.
mchuzi (noun 3/4), pl michuzi, gravy. mchuzi wa maharagwe
unatokezatokeza katika midomo yake [Ma].
mchuzi (noun 3/4), pl michuzi, sauce. Ondoa nyama katika mchuzi [Masomo
19]. Take the meat out of the sauce..
mchuzi (noun 3/4), pl michuzi, soup.
mchwa (noun 9/10an), pl mchwa, white ant.
mchwa (noun 3/4), pl michwa, termite.
mdaa (noun), pl midaa, plant (kind used for making black dye, Euclea
multiflora).
mdaawa (noun 3/4), pl midaawa, legal action. (< daawa N).
mdaawa (noun 3/4), pl midaawa, claim. (< daawa N).
mdaawa (noun), pl wadaawa, claimant. (< daawa V, dai V).
mdaawa (noun 3/4), pl midaawa, lawsuit. (< daawa N).
mdaawa (noun), pl wadaawa, plaintiff. (< daawa V, dai V).
Mdachi (noun), pl Wadachi, German person. (= Mjeremani). [rare]
mdadisi (noun), pl wadadisi, impertinent person. (< dadisi V).
mdadisi (noun), pl wadadisi, inquisitive person. (< dadisi V).
mdago (noun), pl midago, mdago (a weed, Adenium coetaneum).
mdahalo (noun 3/4), pl midahalo, debate. (< Arabic: dahili V).
mdahalo (noun 3/4), pl midahalo, discussion. (< Arabic).
mdahalo (noun), pl midahalo, exchange of views. (< dahili V).
mdai (noun 1/2), pl wadai, claimant.
mdai (noun 1/2), pl wadai, creditor.
mdai (noun), pl wadai, plaintiff. (< dai V).
mdaiwa (noun), pl wadaiwa, accused. (< dai V).
mdaiwa (noun 1/2), pl wadaiwa, debtor.
mdaiwa (noun 1/2), pl wadaiwa, defendant.
mdakale (noun), pl midakale, stem of an opium pipe. (< digali N).
mdakali (noun), pl midakali, stem of an opium pipe. (< digali N).
mdakhalo (noun 3/4), pl midakhalo, debate. (< Arabic).
mdakhalo (noun 3/4), pl midakhalo, discussion. namna alivyokuwa na
mdakhala na mabalozi na viongozi fulani [Ya]. (< Arabic).
mdakizi (noun), pl wadakizi, eavesdropper. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakizi (noun), pl wadakizi, gossipmonger. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakizi (noun), pl wadakizi, informer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakizi (noun), pl wadakizi, slanderer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakizi (noun), pl wadakizi, talebearer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdako (noun 3/4), pl midako, children's game of throwing and catching
pebbles. (< daka V).
mdaku (noun), pl wadaku, eavesdropper. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdaku (noun), pl wadaku, gossipmonger. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdaku (noun), pl wadaku, informer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdaku (noun), pl wadaku, slanderer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdaku (noun), pl wadaku, talebearer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakulizi (noun), pl midakulizi, someone who habitually contradicts. (<
daka V).
mdakulizi (noun), pl midakulizi, informer. (< daka V).
mdakulizi (noun), pl midakulizi, someone who habitually protests. (<
daka V).
mdakulizi (noun), pl midakulizi, slanderer. (< daka V).
mdakulizi (noun), pl midakulizi, talebearer. (< daka V).
mdakuzi (noun), pl wadakizi, eavesdropper. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakuzi (noun), pl wadakizi, gossipmonger. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakuzi (noun), pl wadakizi, informer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakuzi (noun), pl wadakizi, slanderer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdakuzi (noun), pl wadakizi, talebearer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdala (noun), pl midala, bolt of cloth. [dialect]
mdalahani (noun), pl midarahani, mdarahani (soft silk fabric).
mdalasini (noun 3/4), pl midalasini, cinnamon tree.
mdambi (noun), grassland.
mdambi (noun), heather (Erica).
mdambi (noun), savannah.
mdanganyi (noun), pl wadanganyi, cheat. (< danganya V).
mdanganyi (noun), pl wadanganyi, deceiver. (< danganya V).
mdanganyi (noun), pl wadanganyi, swindler. (< danganya V).
mdanganyi (noun), pl wadanganyi, traitor. (< danganya V).
mdanganyifu (noun), pl wadanganyi, cheat. (< danganya V).
mdanganyifu (noun), pl wadanganyi, deceiver. (< danganya V).
mdanganyifu (noun), pl wadanganyi, swindler. (< danganya V).
mdanganyifu (noun), pl wadanganyi, traitor. (< danganya V).
mdanzi (noun 3/4), pl midanzi, grapefruit tree.
mdanzi (noun), pl midanzi, Seville orange tree (Citrus bigaradia). (<
danzi N).
mdarabi (noun 3/4), pl midarabi, rose-apple tree.
mdarahani (noun), pl midarahani, mdarahani (soft silk fabric).
mdeke (noun), pl mideke, mil. ramrod.
mdeki (noun), pl mideki, mil. ramrod.
mdengu (noun), pl midengu, lentil-plant. (< dengu N). [bot]
mdeni (noun), pl wadeni, debtor. (< deni N).
mdeni (noun 1/2), pl wadeni, debtor.
mdewere (noun), pl midewere, spinach. [bot]
mdhabidhabina (noun), pl wadhabidhabina, cheat.
mdhabidhabina (noun 1/2), pl wadhabidhabina, liar.
mdhabidhabina (noun), pl wadhabidhabina, deceiver.
mdhabidhabina (noun), pl wadhabidhabina, gossip-monger.
mdhabidhabina (noun 1/2), pl wadhabidhabina, liar.
mdhabidhabina (noun 1/2), pl wadhabidhabina, swindler.
mdhaha (noun), joking.
mdhaha (noun), mockery.
mdhaha (noun), teasing.
mdhalimu (noun), pl wadhalimu, cruel person. cruel person. (< dhalimu
V, Adj).
mdhalimu (noun), pl wadhalimu, despot. (< dhalimu V, Adj).
mdhalimu (noun 1/2), pl wadhalimu, oppressor.
mdhalimu (noun 1/2), pl wadhalimu, tyrant.
mdhalimu (noun), pl wadhalimu, unjust person. (< dhalimu V, Adj).
mdhamana (noun), guarantor. (< dhamini V).
mdhamana (noun), guardian. (< dhamini V).
mdhamana (noun), oppressor. (< dhamini V). [rare]
mdhamana (noun), sponsor. (< dhamini V).
mdhamana (noun), trustee. (< dhamini V).
mdhamini (noun), guarantor. (< dhamini V).
mdhamini (noun), guardian. (< dhamini V).
mdhamini (noun), oppressor. (< dhamini V). [rare]
mdhamini (noun), sponsor. (< dhamini V).
mdhamini (noun), trustee. (< dhamini V).
mdhana (noun 9/10), pl mdhana, calamity.
mdhana (noun), informer.
mdhana (noun 9/10), pl mdhana, bad luck.
mdhana (noun), person supposed to bring bad luck.
mdhana (noun), thing supposed to bring bad luck.
mdhana (noun 9/10), pl mdhana, misfortune.
mdhana (noun), person supposed to bring misfortune.
mdhana (noun), thing supposed to bring misfortune.
mdhana (noun 9/10), pl mdhana, bad omen.
mdhana (noun), one who brings others under suspiscion.
mdhana (noun), talebearer.
mdila (noun 3/4), pl midila, coffeepot.
mdimu (noun 3/4), pl midimu, lemon tree.
mdimu (noun 3/4), pl midimu, lime tree.
mdiria (noun 9/10an), pl mdiria, kingfisher.
mdirifu (noun), pl wadirifu, someone who lives in easy circumstances.
mdirifu (noun), pl wadirifu, well-to-do person.
mdizi (noun 3/4), pl midizi, banana tree. [colloq]
mdodoki (noun 3/4), pl midodoki, loofah.
mdodoki (noun), pl midodoki, luffa (Luffa acutangula). (< dodoki N).
[bot]
mdoea (noun), scout. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoea (noun), sponger. wadoezi wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoea (noun), spy. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoea (wa) (noun), parasite. wadoezi wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea V, doya
V).
mdoezi (noun), scout. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoezi (noun), spy. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoezi (noun), sponger. wadoezi wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoezi (noun), pl wadoezi, parasite. wadoezi wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea
V, doya V).
mdogo (noun), pl wadogo, junior (in age or rank). (< dogo Adj).
mdogo (noun 1/2), pl wadogo, younger sibling.
-piga mdomo (verb), grumble.
-piga mdomo (verb), talk uselessly.
-piga mdomo (verb), be talkative.
mdomo (noun), hole (of a wind instrument). bunduki ya midomo miwili..
double-barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun 3/4), pl midomo, lip. midomo ya sanamu hiyo ilikuwa
ikichezacheza [Kez].
mdomo (noun), lip. Alipoiona tu miwani midomo yake ilifumbuka [Ganzel
Masomo 169]. As soon as she saw the glasses her lips opened.. (< domo,
kidomo N).
mdomo (noun 3/4), pl midomo, mouth.
mdomo (noun), mouth. tia nyama mdomoni [Rec]. put meat in one's mouth..
(< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun), mouthpiece (of a wind instrument). bunduki ya midomo
miwili.. double-barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun), nozzle (of a wind instrument). bunduki ya midomo miwili..
double-barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun 3/4), pl midomo, opening (fig.). anauziba mdomo wa kichupa
[Muk].
mdomo (noun), opening (of a wind instrument). bunduki ya midomo miwili..
double-barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun), spout (of a wind instrument). bunduki ya midomo miwili..
double-barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun), barrel (of a gun). bunduki ya midomo miwili.. double-
barrelled gun.. (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomo (noun), beak (of a bird). (< domo, kidomo N).
mdomwa (noun 9/10), pl mdomwa, jumping and clapping game for 2 rows of
people.
mdongea (noun 3/4), pl midongea, shawl.
mdongea (noun), pl midongea, mdongea (type of shawl or wrap).
mdono (noun 3/4), pl midono, bite. (< dona V).
mdoriani (noun), breadfruit tree (Durio zibethinus). (< Malaysian).
mdoriani (noun), durian tree (Durio zibethinus). (< Malaysian).
mdoshi (noun 3/4), pl midoshi, treadle (of loom).
mdoya (noun), scout. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoya (noun), sponger. wadoezi wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea V, doya V).
mdoya (noun 1/2), pl wadoya, spy. (< doya V).
mdoya (noun), pl wadoya, parasite. wadoya wa wabepari [Rec]. (< doea V,
doya V).
mduara (adjective), circular.
mduara (adjective), round.
mduara (noun 3/4), pl miduara, circumference.
mdubira (noun), pl wadubira, unlucky person.
mdubira (noun), pl wadubira, someone who is always unsuccessful.
mdudu (noun 1/2), pl wadudu, insect. Popo hula wadudu [Masomo 29]. Bats
eat insects.
mdudu (noun), pl midudu, mdudu (shrub with tuberous roots, rarely used
for food; Thylachium africanum).
mdukizi (noun), pl wadakizi, eavesdropper. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdukizi (noun 1/2), pl wadukizi, eavesdropper.
mdukizi (noun), pl wadakizi, gossipmonger. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdukizi (noun), pl wadakizi, informer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdukizi (noun), pl wadakizi, slanderer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdukizi (noun), pl wadakizi, talebearer. (< daka V, dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun), pl midukuo, blow on the ear. (< dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun), pl midukuo, box on the ear. (< dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun 3/4), pl midukuo, exclamation.
mdukuo (noun 3/4), pl midukuo, interruption (of speech). aliendelea kati
ya midukuo [Sul].
mdukuo (noun 3/4), pl midukuo, nudge.
mdukuo (noun 3/4), pl midukuo, poke.
mdukuo (noun), pl midukuo, poke on the ear. (< dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun), pl midukuo, push on the ear. (< dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun), pl midukuo, slap on the ear. (< dukiza V).
mdukuo (noun 3/4), pl midukuo, tap. (< dukiza V).
mduma (noun 1/2), pl waduma, bogy-man. kunjua kikanzu chako mama, mduma
asije ... [Moh].
mduma (noun 1/2), pl waduma, bugaboo.
mduma (noun 1/2), pl waduma, bugbear.
mdumu (noun), pl midumu, box. (= dumu).
mdumu (noun 3/4), pl midumu, can.
mdumu (noun), pl midumu, can. (= dumu).
mdumu (noun 3/4), pl midumu, jug.
mdumu (noun 3/4), pl midumu, mug.
mdumu (noun), pl midumu, pot. (= dumu).
mdumu (noun), pl midumu, tin. (= dumu).
mdundo (noun 3/4), pl midundo, drum (type of). (< dunda V).
mdundo (noun 3/4), pl midundo, drumbeat. Mdundo huzidi kukolea msichana
anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo 130]. The drumbeat becomes
increasingly enjoyable.. (< dunda V).
mdundugo (noun), pl midundugo, mdundugo ( an amulet supposed to make the
wearer invincible).
mdundugo (noun 3/4), pl midundugo, charm that renders one invisible and
invulnerable from bullets.
mdundugo (noun), pl midundugo, mdundugo ( a charm supposed to make the
wearer invincible).
mdunzidunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, detective.
mdunzidunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, spy.
mdunzidunzi (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, busybody.
mdunzidunzii (noun), pl wadunzidunzi, prying person.
mduriani (noun), breadfruit tree (Durio zibethinus). (< Malaysian).
mduriani (noun), durian tree (Durio zibethinus). (< Malaysian).
mdusi (noun), pl wadusi, parasite. (< dusa V).
mdusia (noun), pl wadusia, parasite. (< dusa V).
-mea (verb), germinate.
-mea (verb), grow. palikuwa na magofu [...] yaliyomea magugu [Sul].
-mea (verb), sprout.
mechi (noun), game (sport). mechi ya mpira [Rec]. football game.. (<
Engl.).
mechi (noun), match (for lighting fires). (< Engl.).
medali (noun 9/10), pl medali, medal.
mede (noun 9/10), bed.
mede (noun 9/10), small couch (also used as a seat for guests).
mede (noun), sport. winning-post.
mede (noun), sport. goal.
mede (noun 9/10), pl mede, goalpost.
-mega (verb), break off. mega kwa meno [Rec]. (< mego N).
-mega (verb), divide up. mega kwa meno [Rec]. (< mego N).
mego (noun), pl mamego, bite (of bread). (< mega V).
mego (noun), pl mamego, morsel (of bread). (< mega V).
mego (noun), pl mamego, piece (of bread). (< mega V).
mego (noun), pl mamego, slice (of bread). (< mega V).
-meguka (verb), be incompletely expressed.
-meguka (verb), be confused.
-meguka (verb), be disjointed.
-meguka (verb), unintelligible.
-megukameguka (verb), be confused.
-megukameguka (verb), unintelligible.
-megukameguka (verb), be disjointed.
-megukameguka (verb), be incompletely expressed.
Mei (noun), May (month of). (< Engl.).
-meka (verb), blaze.
-meka (verb), burn.
-meka (verb), be embarrassed.
-meka (verb), flame up.
-meka (verb), grow.
-meka (verb), be red-hot.
-meka (verb), be red.
-meka (verb), turn red.
-mekameka (verb), glitter.
-mekameka (verb), sparkle.
mekanika (noun), pl mekanika, mamekanika, mechanic.
mekanika (noun), pl mekanika, mamekanika, workman.
meli (noun), cargo. (< Engl.).
meli (noun), imported goods (brought by ship). mpunga wa meli. kind of
imported rice.. (< Engl.).
meli (noun 9/10), pl meli, ship (modern type).
meli (noun 9/10), steamship (in. gen.). chumba cha meli [Rec]. cabin.
(< Engl.).
meli ya abiria (noun 9/10), pl meli za abiria, passenger ship.
melikora (noun), variety of rice.
melimeli (noun), melimeli (kind of thin fabric like muslin). (< Ind.).
melimeli (noun 9/10), pl melimeli, muslin (kind of thin cloth).
mema (noun), pl mema, goodness. memea na maovu ndio ulimwengu [Rec].
There are both good and evil in the world.. (< ema Adj).
memba (noun), member. (< Engl.).
membe (noun), orinth. species of curlew (Numenius phaeopus).
memeli (noun), melimeli (kind of thin fabric like muslin). (< Ind.).
-memeteka (verb), be furious. [rare]
-memeteka (verb), glitter.
-memeteka (verb), rage. [rare]
-memeteka (verb), shine ..
-memeteka (verb), give off sparks.
-memeteka (verb), sparkle.
-memeteka (verb), twinkle.
-memetuka (verb), be furious. [rare]
-memetuka (verb), glitter.
-memetuka (verb), rage. [rare]
-memetuka (verb), shine.
-memetuka (verb), give off sparks.
-memetuka (verb), sparkle.
-memetuka (verb), twinkle.
memetuko (noun), glittering. (< memeteka V).
memetuko (noun), shining. (< memeteka V).
memetuko (noun), sparkling. (< memeteka V).
memetuko (noun), twinkling. (< memeteka V).
memsahib (noun), lady. (< Hindu. Ar. -Engl).
memsahib (noun), mistress. (< Hindu. Ar. -Engl).
-mena (verb), despise. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), disdain. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), be impertinent. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), be impudent. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), be insolent. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), be rude. (< kimene V).
-mena (verb), scorn. (< kimene V).
mende (noun 9/10), pl mende, zool. cockroach. wale mende chooni
wafanyieni shauri [Ya].
mende (noun), vulg. one who practices sodomy.
meneja (noun), administrator. meneja wa cinema. movie director.. (<
Engl.).
meneja (noun), director. meneja wa cinema. movie director.. (< Engl.).
meneja (noun), manager. meneja wa cinema. movie director.. (< Engl.).
meneja (noun), sport. trainer. (< Engl.).
mengineyo (adjective), miscellaneous.
-saga meno (verb), gnash the teeth. miye niliyetwanga nikachunga na
vingine nikasaga tumbawe... [Abd], akiyaswaga [majani] kwa miguu [Kez]. I
am the one who ground, sieved and crushed the others into corals.
-saga meno (verb), gnash teeth.
-saga meno (verb), grind the teeth. miye niliyetwanga nikachunga na
vingine nikasaga tumbawe... [Abd], akiyaswaga [majani] kwa miguu [Kez]. I
am the one who ground, sieved and crushed the others into corals.
-saga meno (verb), grit teeth.
-tora meno (verb), pick the teeth. ( = chokoa). [rare]
ubovu wa meno (noun), cavities.
ubovu wa meno (noun), decay (of teeth). hujui kama yanarithisha ubovu wa
meno yale [Abd].
kwa meno ya juu (adjective), enraged. akija kwa meno ya juu, [...] mimi
nitapiga kifua na kuikabili hiyo nakama atakayoiteremsha [Moh]. (<
idiomatic).
meno ya ndovu (phrase), ivory.
mentaa (noun), tweezers (for depilation).
mentari (noun 9/10), pl mentari, tweezers (used for depilation).
-menya (verb), beat.
-menya (verb), husk. menya muhogo. peel manioc (potatoes)..
-menya (verb), peel. menya muhogo. peel manioc (potatoes)..
-menya (verb), pound.
-menya (verb), pull off. menya muhogo. peel manioc (potatoes)..
-menya (verb), pulverize.
-menya (verb), shell.
-meremeta (verb), be furious. [rare]
-meremeta (verb), glitter.
-meremeta (verb), rage. [rare]
-meremeta (verb), shine.
-meremeta (verb), give off sparks.
-meremeta (verb), sparkle.
-meremeta (verb), twinkle.
merikebu (noun 9/10), steamship. (< rakibu N, V). [always a vessel of
European origin; chombo = wooden vessel; meli = steamship only]
merikebu (noun 9/10), steamship (always a vessel of European origin;
chombo = native vessel; meli = steamship only). (< rakibu N, V).
merkani (noun), rough unbleached cotton sheeting cloth. (< Engl.).
mesenja (noun), messenger. (< Engl.).
meski (noun 9/10), musk. panya miski. muskrat.
meskiti (noun), pl misikiti, Isl.mosque.
messi (noun), board. (< Engl.).
messi (noun), dining-hall. (< Engl.).
messi (noun), mess. (< Engl.).
-meta (verb), gleam. (< kimeta N).
-meta (verb), glitter. (< kimeta N).
-meta (verb), shine. (< kimeta N).
-meta (verb), sparkle. (< kimeta N).
-meta (verb), be successful. (< kimeta N).
-meta (verb), do very well at something. (< kimeta N).
meta (noun 9/10), pl meta, cubic meter (of wood or building stone).
kipimo cha meta. (< Eng.).
meta (noun 9/10), pl meta, meter (of wood, building stone). kipimo cha
meta. (< Eng.).
mita (noun 9/10), pl mita, cubic meter (of wood or building stone).
kipimo cha meta. (< Eng.).
metafizikia (noun 9/10), pl metafizikia, metaphysics.
metali (noun 9/10), pl metali, metal.
-metameta (verb), shine. macho yake yalimeta miali ya nuru [Sul],
makabati mawili ya fomeka ya nguo yanayometa meta [Muk].
methalan (adverb), for example. (< mithili, methali N).
methali (noun 9/10), pl methali, aphorism.
methali (noun 9/10), pl methali, proverb.
methali (noun 9/10), pl methali, saying.
meya (noun 9/10), pl meya, mayor.
-meza (verb), swallow. Msichana alisita, alimeza mate, akasema kwa sauti
nzito, "Siwafahamu"[Ganzel Masomo 167]. The girl hesitated, swallowed
saliva, and said in a deep voice, "I don't know them"[Masomo 167]..
-meza (verb), swallow up. anavimeza [vidonge], anajipweteka kochini
[Muk].
meza (noun), service counter. (< Port.).
meza (noun 9/10), pl meza, table. meza ya kuandikia. (< Portuguese).
mezani (noun), dining-room.
mezani (noun), on the table.
mfaa (noun 3/4), pl mifaa, centerpiece of door.
mfaa (noun), pl mifaa, mfaa (center piece of a door).
mfadhili (noun 1/2), pl wafadhili, benefactor (to a collection of money).
(< Arabic).
mfadhili (noun 1/2), pl wafadhili, contributor (to a collection of
money). (< Arabic).
mfadhili (noun 1/2), pl wafadhili, donor (to a collection of money). (<
Arabic).
mfafanusi (noun), pl wafafanusi, draftsman. (< fafanua V).
mfafanusi (noun), pl wafafanusi, illustrator. (< fafanua V).
mwonyeshaji (noun), pl waonyeshaji, illustrator. (< ona V).
mfagiaji (noun), pl wafagiaji, charwoman. (< fagia V).
mfagiaji (noun), pl wafagiaji, street sweeper. (< fagia V).
mfagio (noun), pl mifagio, plant similar to the mallow; used for making
brooms. (< fagia V).
mfalme (noun 1/2), pl wafalme, chief.
mfalme (noun 1/2), pl wafalme, emperor.
mfalme (noun 1/2), pl wafalme, king.
mfalme (noun 1/2), pl wafalme, ruler. Mfalme wa Mombasa alimuwa kwa
kumchoma kisu jemadari wa Kireno na kuiteka Ngome [Masomo 143]. The ruler
of Mombasa killed the Portuguese general by stabbing him and seized the
Fort..
mfanano (noun 3/4), pl mifanano, likeness.
mfanano (noun 3/4), pl mifanano, resemblance.
-fuata mfano (verb), take as an example.
kwa mfano (conjunction), for example.
mfano (noun 3/4), pl mifano, example. (< faa V).
mfano (noun), pl mifano, model. kama mfano. for example.. (< faa,fana,
fanana V).
mfano (noun), pl mifano, pattern. kama mfano. for example.. (<
faa,fana, fanana V).
mfano (noun), pl mifano, sample. kama mfano. for example.. (<
faa,fana, fanana V).
mfano (noun), pl mifano, style(of writing). (< faa,fana, fanana V).
sampletest3 (prefix), sampletest3.
sampletest4 (prefix), sampletest4.
mfanya (noun), pl wafanya, someone who performs an action or engages in
an activity. mfanyakazi. worker. (< faa V).
mfanya (noun 1/2), pl wafanya, doer.
mfanya (noun), pl wafanya, executor. (< faa V).
mfanya (noun), pl wafanya, organizer. (< faa V).
mfanyaji (noun), pl wafanyaji, worker. mfanyaji kazi . mfanyaji kazi wa
shamba. "worker",. (< faa V).
mfanyakazi (noun 1/2), pl wafanyakazi, doer.
mfanyakazi (noun 1/2), pl wafanyakazi, worker.
mfanyi (noun), pl wafanyi, someone who performs an action or engages in
an activity. mfanyakazi. worker. (< faa V).
mfanyi (noun), pl wafanyi, executor. (< faa V).
mfanyi (noun), pl wafanyi, organizer. (< faa V).
mfanyizaji (noun), pl wafanyizaji, worker. (< faa V).
mfao (noun 3/4), pl mifao, benefit. (< faa V).
mfao (noun 3/4), pl mifao, profit. akiona ina mfao, vyema [Sul]. (< faa
V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, abandoned person. (< fariki V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, dislocated person. (< fariki V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, lonely person. (< fariki V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, refugee. (< fariki V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, one who separates himself from his home and
relatives. (< fariki V).
mfaraka (noun), pl wafaraka, solitary person. (< fariki V).
Mfaransa (noun), pl wafaransa, Frenchman. (< Faransa, Kifaransa,
Ufaransa).
mfariji (noun), pl wafariji, comforter. (< fariji V).
mfariji (noun), pl wafariji, consoler. (< fariji V).
mfarika (noun), pl wafarika, young animal (lamb, calf ).
mfariki (noun 3/4), pl mifariki, comb-like instrument for keeping threads
apart. (< faraka V).
mfariki (noun 1/2), pl wafariki, one who separates himself from his
family. (< faraka V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, abandoned person, one who separates himself
from his home and relatives; refugee,dislocated person. (< fariki V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, dislocated person. (< fariki V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, lonely person, one who separates himself
from his home and relatives; refugee,dislocated person. (< fariki V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, refugee. (< fariki V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, one who separates himself from his home and
relatives. (< fariki V).
mfariki (noun), pl wafariki, solitary person, one who separates himself
from his home and relatives; refugee,dislocated person. (< fariki V).
mfarishi (noun 3/4), pl mifarishi, mattress (quilted type).
mfarishi (noun 3/4), pl mifarishi, quilt (type of).
mfaruku (noun), pl wafaruku, bereaved person. (< fariki V).
mfasa (noun), pl mifasa, variety of grass with blue blossoms.
mfasiri (noun), pl wafasiri, commentator. (< fasiri V).
mfasiri (noun 1/2), pl wafasiri, interpreter.
mfasiri (noun 1/2), pl wafasiri, translator.
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, canal. mfereji wa Panama. Panama Canal..
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, chanel. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, ditch. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, water-pipe.
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, sewer. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, water-tap.
mfeleji (noun), pl mifeleji, trench. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfenesi (noun 3/4), pl mifenesi, jackfruit tree.
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, canal.
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, canal. mfereji wa Panama. Panama Canal..
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, canalization. lini utatia mfereji
nyumba hii? [Ya]. (< Arabic).
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, chanel. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, ditch.
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, ditch. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, furrow.
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, water-pipe.
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, sewer. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, water-tap.
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, water-tap. (< Arabic).
mfereji (noun), pl mifereji, trench. mifereji ya kutilia maji.
irrigation channels..
mfereji (noun 3/4), pl mifereji, running water. (< Arabic).
mfichachani (noun), pl mifichachani, banana (kind of).
mfichaji (noun), pl wafichaji, crafty person. (< ficha).
mfichaji (noun), pl wafichaji, reserved person. (< ficha).
mfichaji (noun), pl wafichaji, secretive person. (< ficha).
mfichaji (noun), pl wafichaji, sly person. (< ficha).
mfichifichi (noun), pl wafichifichi, crafty person. (< ficha).
mfichifichi (noun), pl wafichifichi, reserved person. (< ficha).
mfichifichi (noun), pl wafichifichi, secretive person. (< ficha).
mfichifichi (noun), pl wafichifichi, sly person. (< ficha).
mfidhuli (noun), pl wafidhuli, arrogant person. (< fidhuli).
mfidhuli (noun), pl wafidhuli, boor. (< fidhuli).
mfidhuli (noun 1/2), pl wafidhuli, insolent person.
mfidhuli (noun), pl wafidhuli, ruffian. (< fidhuli).
mfigili (noun), pl mifigili, radish plant (species of). (< figili).
mfigiri (noun), pl mifigiri, radish plant (species of). (< figili).
mfiko (noun 3/4), pl mifiko, arrival. (< fika V).
mfiko (noun), pl mifiko, extent. (< fika).
mfiko (noun), pl mifiko, limit. (< fika).
mfiko (noun 3/4), pl mifiko, range. mfiko wa risasi. mil. range ( of a
bullet, etc.). (< fika).
mfiko (noun 3/4), pl mifiko, reach.
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, distrainer (one who causes financial
distress for another person by legal or illegal means). (< filisi).
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, embezzler. (< filisi).
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, extravagant person. (< filisi).
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, spendthrift. (< filisi).
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, swindler. (< filisi).
mfilisi (noun), pl wafilisi, wasteful person. (< filisi).
mfilisika (noun), pl wafilisika, bankrupt person. (< filisi).
mfilisika (noun), pl wafilisika, impoverised person. (< filisi).
mfilisika (noun), pl wafilisika, ruined person. (< filisi).
mfinyango (noun 3/4), pl mifinyango, moulding. keshamfinyanga mwanawe
kwa mfinyango wa tabia njema za mtoto wa kike [Moh]. (< finyanga V).
mfinyanzi (noun 1/2), pl wafinyanzi, potter. mfinyanzi hulia gae. The
potter commonly eats off potsherds.. (< finyanga).
mfinyo (noun 3/4), pl mifinyo, pinch (with fingers). (< finya V).
mfiraji (noun), pl wafiraji, pederast. (< fira).
mfiraji (noun), pl wafiraji, sodomite. (< fira).
mfisha (noun), pl wafisha, fighter. (< fa).
mfisha (noun), pl wafisha, murderer. (< fa).
mfishaji (noun), pl wafishaji, fighter. (< fa).
mfishaji (noun), pl wafishaji, murderer. (< fa).
mfitini (noun 1/2), pl wafitini, agitator.
mfitini (noun 1/2), pl wafitini, troublemaker.
mfiwa (noun 1/2), pl wafiwa, bereaved person. Pakitukia kifo, mathalan,
atawatungia shairi wafiwa kuwaliwaza [Khan, Masomo 391]. If a death
occurs, for example, s/he will compose a poem for the bereaved to comfort
them..
mfiwa (noun 1/2), pl wafiwa, mourner.
mfiwa (noun), pl wafiwa, orphan. (< fa).
mfiwi (noun), pl mifiwi, lima-beam plant. (< fiwi).
mfo (noun 3/4), pl mifo, bed of a torrent. mfo mkavu. dry torrent bed..
mfo (noun 3/4), pl mifo, channel of a torrent. mfo mkavu. dry torrent
bed..
mfo (noun), pl mifo, stream.
mfo (noun), pl mifo, torrent.
mfo (noun), pl mifo, watercourse.
mfoko (noun), pl mifoko, sudden rush. (< foka).
mfoko (noun), pl mifoko, torrent. (< foka).
mforsadi (noun 3/4), pl miforsadi, mulberry tree.
mfu (noun 1/2), pl wafu, corpse.
mfu (noun 1/2), pl wafu, dead (the dead).
mfua (noun), pl mifua, beating. mfua wa mawimbi. "surf, breakers".. (<
fua).
mfua (noun), pl mifua, hammering. mfua wa mawimbi. "surf, breakers"..
(< fua).
mfua (noun), pl wafua, metal-worker. mfua dhahabu(fedha). goldsmith
(silversmith). (< fua).
mfua (noun), pl wafua, smith. mfua dhahabu(fedha). goldsmith
(silversmith). (< fua).
mfua (noun), pl mifua, striking. mfua wa mawimbi. "surf, breakers"..
(< fua).
mfua (noun), pl wafua, washerwoman. mfua nguo. (< fua).
mwosho (noun), pl waosho, washing (act of). mwoshaji maiti. (< osha V).
mfuachuma (noun 1/2), pl wafuachuma, blacksmith.
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, adherent. (< fuata).
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, disciple. (< fuata).
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, follower. (< fuata).
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, partisan. Walishitakiwa kuwa ni wafuasi wa
Mau Mau [Kareithi Masomo 52]. They were charged with being Mau Mau
partisans.. (< fuata).
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, persecutor. (< fuata).
mfuasi (noun), pl wafuasi, pursuer. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, adherent. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, disciple. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, follower. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, partisan. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, persecutor. (< fuata).
mfuataji (noun), pl wafuataji, pursuer. (< fuata).
mfuatano (noun), pl mifuatano, retinue. (< fuata).
mfuatano (noun 3/4), pl mifuatano, sequence. (< fuata).
mfuatano (noun 3/4), pl mifuatano, series.
mfufu (noun), pl mifufu, tree (kind with small edible berries). (< fuu).
mfufuaji (noun), pl wafufuaji, one who brings back from the dead. (<
fufua).
mfufuaji (noun), pl wafufuaji, one who resuscitates. (< fufua).
mfufuaji (noun), pl wafufuaji, one who revives. (< fufua).
mfufumaji (noun), pl mifufumaji, tree (kind of).
mfufuzi (noun), pl wafufuzi, one who brings back from the dead. (<
fufua).
mfufuzi (noun), pl wafufuzi, one who resuscitates. (< fufua).
mfufuzi (noun), pl wafufuzi, one who revives. (< fufua).
mfuga (noun), pl wafuga, one who breeds and raises animals or
poultry,cattle-breeder,poultry-raiser,etc.. (< fuga).
mfuga (noun), pl wafuga, one who tames,breaks in, or trains animals. (<
fuga).
mfugaji (noun), pl wafugaji, one who breeds and raises animals or
poultry,cattle-breeder,poultry-raiser,etc.. (< fuga).
mfugaji (noun), pl wafugaji, one who tames,breaks in, or trains animals.
(< fuga).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, breeding of animals. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun 3/4), pl mifugo, domesticated animal. wakanunua mifugo na
kuimarisha maisha yao ya uzeeni [Moh]. (< fgua V).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, flocks. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, herds. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, livestock. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, raising of animals. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun 3/4), pl mifugo, taming. (< fuga V).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, taming of animals. (< fuga).
mfugo (noun), pl mifugo, training of animals. (< fuga).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, one who does his work badly. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, bungler. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, extravagant person. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, good-for-nothing person. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, idler. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, lazy person. (< fuja).
mfujaji (noun), pl wafujaji, spendthrift. (< fuja).
mfuko (noun 3/4), pl mifuko, bag. alichukua mfuko wake wa madaftari
[Kez].
mfuko (noun 3/4), pl mifuko, pocket. akitia mkono katika mfuko wa
suruali [Sul].
mfuko (noun), pl mifuko, purse. mfuko wa barua. mailbag.. (< fuko,
kifuko).
mfukuaji (noun), pl wafukuaji, one who digs. (< fukia).
mfukuaji (noun), pl wafukuaji, miner. (< fukia).
mfukuto (noun), pl mifukuto, smoke. (< fuka).
mfukuto (noun), pl mifukuto, vapor. (< fuka).
mfukuto (noun), pl mifukuto, steam. (< fuka).
mfukuto (noun 3/4), pl mifukuto, sweat. (< fuka V).
mfukuzi (noun), pl wafukuzi, one who banishes. (< fukuza).
mfukuzi (noun), pl wafukuzi, persecutor. (< fukuza).
mfulilizo (noun), pl mifulilizo, range. mfululizo wa milima. a range of
mountains.. (< fuliza,fua).
mfulilizo (noun), pl mifulilizo, series. mfululizo wa milima. a range
of mountains.. (< fuliza,fua).
mfulizo (noun), pl mifulizo, regular progression. mfulizo wa masomo. a
sequence/course of lessons.. (< fuliza,fua).
mfulizo (noun 3/4), pl mifululizo, sequence.
mfulizo (noun 3/4), pl mifululizo, series.
kwa mfululizo (adverb), successively. Simame uzunguke zaidi ya mara
ishirini kwa mfululizo [Masomo 416]. Stand and turn around more than
twenty times successively.
mfululizo (adverb), without a break. (< fululiza V).
mfululizo (adverb), continually. (< fululiza V).
mfululizo (adverb), unceasingly. makofi yalikwenda mfululizo hata damu
ikamtoka puani [Kez]. (< fululiza V).
mfululizo (noun 3/4), pl mifululizo, series.
mfululizo (noun 3/4), pl mifululizo, succession.
mfululizo (noun 3/4), pl mifululizo, thrust. (< fua V).
mfuma (noun), pl wafuma, weaver. (< fuma).
mfumaji (noun), pl wafumaji, weaver. (< fuma).
mfumba (noun), pl wafumba, someone who conceals his activities. (<
fumba).
mfumba (noun), pl wafumba, magician. (< fumba).
mfumba (noun), pl wafumba, someone who makes a secret of his activities.
(< fumba).
mfumbaji (noun), pl wafumbaji, someone who conceals his activities. (<
fumba).
mfumbaji (noun), pl wafumbaji, magician. (< fumba).
mfumbaji (noun), pl wafumbaji, someone who makes a secret of his
activities. (< fumba).
mfumbati (noun 3/4), pl mifumbati, side-piece of bedframe.
mfumbi (noun 3/4), pl mifumbi, water-channel.
mfumbi (noun), pl mifumbi, drainage ditch.
mfumbi (noun 3/4), pl mifumbi, trench.
mfumbua (noun), pl wafumbua, one who clears up obscurities. (< fumbua).
mfumbua (noun), pl wafumbua, one who explains obscurities. (< fumbua).
mfumbua (noun), pl wafumbua, translator. (< fumbua).
mfumbuaji (noun), pl wafumbuaji, one who clears up obscurities. (<
fumbua).
mfumbuaji (noun), pl wafumbuaji, one who explains obscurities. (<
fumbua).
mfumbuaji (noun), pl wafumbuaji, translator. (< fumbua).
mfumi (noun), pl wafuma, weaver. (< fuma).
mfumi (noun 1/2), pl wafumi, weaver.
mfumo (noun), pl mifumo, cloth. (< fuma).
mfumo (noun 3/4), pl mifumo, connectedness of things.
mfumo (noun), pl mifumo, fabric. (< fuma).
mfumo (noun), pl mifumo, plaiting (act of). (< fuma).
mfumo (noun 3/4), pl mifumo, process.
mfumo (noun 3/4), pl mifumo, system.
mfumo (noun 3/4), pl mifumo, texture.
mfumo (noun 3/4), pl mifumo, the way things are.
mfumo (noun), pl mifumo, weaving (act of). (< fuma).
mfumua (noun), pl wafumua, informer. (< fuma).
mfumua (noun), pl wafumua, slanderer. (< fuma).
mfumua (noun), pl wafumua, spy. (< fuma).
mfumuaji (noun), pl wafumuaji, informer. (< fuma).
mfumuaji (noun), pl wafumuaji, slanderer. (< fuma).
mfumuaji (noun), pl wafumuaji, spy.
mfumuaji (noun), pl wafumuaji, spy. (< fuma).
mfundishaji (noun), pl wafundishaji, rare trainer. (< funda).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, bundle. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, difficulty. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, fad. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, grudge. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, ill-humor. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun 3/4), pl mifundo, knot. (< funda V).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, knot. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, malice. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, package. (< funda, fundika).
mfundo (noun), pl mifundo, thickening. (< funda, fundika).
mfune (noun), pl mifune, tree species with whitish bark (Sterculia
appendiculata).
mfunga (noun 1/2), pl wafunga, auditor.
mfunga (noun), pl wafunga, one who checks figures. mfunga hesabu. (<
funga).
mfunga (noun), pl wafunga, one who fasts. (< funga).
mfungaji magoli (noun 1/2), pl wafungaji magoli, footballer. utadhani
mfungaji magoli kiwanjani anapiga chenga [Ma].
mfungizo (noun), pl mifungizo, blockade. (< funga).
mfungizo (noun), pl mifungizo, fastening up. (< funga).
mfungizo (noun), pl mifungizo, impediment. (< funga).
mfungizo (noun), pl mifungizo, obstacle. (< funga).
mfungizo (noun), pl mifungizo, siege. (< funga).
mfungo (noun 3/4), pl mifungo, bond. (< funga V).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, bond. (< funga).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, closing (act of). (< funga).
mfungo (noun 3/4), pl mifungo, conclusion. (< funga V).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, fastening (act of). (< funga).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, rel. fasting. (< funga).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, tie. (< funga).
mfungo (noun 3/4), pl mifungo, tie. (< funga V).
mfungo (noun), pl mifungo, tying (act of). (< funga).
mfungua (noun), pl wafungua, one who opens. (< funga).
mfungua (noun), pl wafungua, one who unfastens. (< funga).
mfunguo (noun), pl mifunguo, rel. end of fasting. (< funga).
mfunguo (noun 3/4), pl mifunguo, liberation. (< fungua V).
mfunguo (noun 3/4), pl mifunguo, loosening. (< fungua V).
mfunguo (noun 3/4), pl mifunguo, release. (< fungua V).
mfunguo (noun 3/4), pl mifunguo, rescue. (< fungua V).
mfunguo (noun 3/4), pl mifunguo, unfastening. (< fungua V).
mfungwa (noun), pl wafungwa, captive. (< funga).
mfungwa (noun 1/2), pl wafungwa, prisoner. askari mmoja akawafungia
wafungwa wengine [Ng]. (< funga V).
mfuniko (noun 3/4), pl mifuniko, case. (< funika V).
mfuniko (noun 3/4), pl mifuniko, cover. (< funika V).
mfuniko (noun 3/4), pl mifuniko, lid. (< funika V).
mfuniko (noun 3/4), pl mifuniko, protection. (< funika V).
mfuniko (noun 3/4), pl mifuniko, shelter. (< funika V).
mfuo (noun 3/4), pl mifuo, auger.
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, rare (kind of) augur. (< fua).
mfuo (noun 3/4), pl mifuo, beating. (< fua V).
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, bellows.
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, depression. (< fua).
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, rare (kind of) drill. (< fua).
mfuo (noun 3/4), pl mifuo, furrow.
mfuo (noun 3/4), pl mifuo, groove.
mfuo (noun 3/4), pl mifuo, hammering. (< fua V).
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, identation. (< fua).
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, line. karatasi ya mfuo. lined/ruled paper. (<
fua).
mfuo (noun), pl mifuo, stripe. karatasi ya mfuo. lined/ruled paper. (<
fua).
mfupa (noun 3/4), pl mifupa, bone. mfupa wa bega. (< ufupa).
mfuradi (noun), pl mifuradi, poem.
mfuradi (noun 3/4), pl mifuradi, verse of poetry.
mfurahivu (noun), pl wafurahivu, happy person. (< furaha, furahi,
furahivu).
mfurahivu (noun), pl wafurahivu, jovial person. (< furaha, furahi,
furahivu).
mfure (noun 3/4), pl mifure, plate (wooden).
mfuria (noun 3/4), pl mifuria, sleeveless loose Arab coat.
mfurungu (noun), pl mifurungu, citron. (< furungu).
mfurungu (noun), pl mifurungu, shaddock. (< furungu).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, abolition. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun), pl mifuto, cleaning (act of). (< futa).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, cleaning (act of). (< futa V).
mfuto (noun), pl mifuto, common article of any kind. mlango wa mfuto. a
plain door (without carving or ornamentation). (< futa).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, erasure. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun), pl mifuto, inferior article of any kind. mlango wa mfuto.
a plain door (without carving or ornamentation). (< futa).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, obliteration. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun), pl mifuto, plain article of any kind. mlango wa mfuto. a
plain door (without carving or ornamentation). (< futa).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, plain undecorated work.
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, removal. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, simple thing. lazima awe mbichi na mfuto
katika mambo mengi ya mjini [Abd]. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, something unpretentious. (< futa V).
mfuto (noun), pl mifuto, wiping (act of). (< futa).
mfuto (noun 3/4), pl mifuto, wiping (act of). (< futa V).
mfuu (noun), pl mifufu, tree (kind with small edible berries). (< fuu).
mfyatuko (noun 3/4), pl mifyatuko, opening. (< fyata V).
mfyatuko (noun 3/4), pl mifyatuko, release. (< fyata V).
mfyeka (noun), pl wafyeka, one who cuts down trees or clears land. (<
fyeka).
mfyonza (noun), pl mifyonza, sucking. mfyonza(or kifyonza) vumbi.
vacuum cleaner. (< fyonza).
mfyozaji (noun), pl wafyozaji, insolent person. (< fyoa).
mfyozaji (noun), pl wafyozaji, rude person. (< fyoa).
mfyozi (noun), pl wafyozi, insolent person. (< fyoa).
mfyozi (noun), pl wafyozi, rude person. (< fyoa).
mfyuso (noun), pl mifyuso, net (kind of). (< fyata, fyusa).
mfyuso (noun 3/4), pl mifyuso, trap (type of). (< fyata V).
mgaagaa (noun), pl wagaagaa, lazy person. (< gaagaa).
mgaagaa (noun), pl wagaagaa, restless person. (< gaagaa).
mgaagaa (noun), pl wagaagaa, vagrant. (< gaagaa).
mgahawa (noun), pl migahawa, cafe. (< kahawa N).
mgahawa (noun), pl migahawa, restaurant. (< kahawa N).
mgambo (noun), pl migambo, official announcement. (< amba).
mgambo (noun), pl migambo, public proclamation. (< amba).
mganda (noun), pl miganda, bunch (of grain). (< ganda).
mganda (noun), pl miganda, bundle (of grain). (< ganda).
mganda (noun), pl miganda, drum (kind of).
mganda (noun), pl miganda, bunch (of grain). (< ganda).
mgandisho (noun), pl migandisho, coagulation (of milk or blood). (<
ganda).
mgandisho (noun), pl migandisho, hardening. (< ganda).
mgandisho (noun), pl migandisho, thickening. (< ganda).
mgando (noun), pl migando, coagulation (of milk or blood). (< ganda).
mgando (noun), pl migando, hardening. (< ganda).
mgando (noun), pl migando, thickening. (< ganda).
mganga (noun), pl waganga, rec.doctor. (< ganga).
mganga (noun), pl waganga, rec.physician. (< ganga).
mganga (noun), pl miganga, shrub (kind yielding a milky latex used as a
fish-poison).
mganga (noun), pl waganga, witch doctor. (< ganga). [arch.]
mgango (noun), pl migango, binding up. (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, cure. (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, healing (of wounds). (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, mending. (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, scarring over (of wounds). (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, splicing. (< ganga V).
mgango (noun), pl migango, treatment. (< ganga V).
mganguzi (noun), pl waganguzi, rec.doctor. (< ganga).
mganguzi (noun), pl waganguzi, rec.doctor. (< ganga).
mganguzi (noun), pl waganguzi, witch doctor. (< ganga). [arch.]
mgao (noun), pl migao, distribution. (< gawa V).
mgao (noun), pl migao, division. (< gawa V).
mgao (noun), pl migao, part. mgao wa faida. dividend.. (< gawa V).
mgao (noun), pl migao, share. mgao wa faida. dividend.. (< gawa V).
mgaragazo (noun), pl migaragazo, confusion. (< gaagaa V).
mgaragazo (noun), pl migaragazo, disorder. (< gaagaa V).
mgawaji (noun), pl wagawaji, one who portions out.. mgawaji dawa.
pharmacist/druggist.. (< gawa V).
mgawanya (noun), pl wagawanya, one who distributes. (< gawa V).
mgawanya (noun), pl wagawanya, one who divides. (< gawa V).
mgawanyi (noun), pl wagawanya, one who distributes. (< gawa V).
mgawanyi (noun), pl wagawanya, one who divides. (< gawa V).
mgawanyiko (noun), pl migawanyiko, division. (< gawa V).
mgawanyiko (noun), pl migawanyiko, schism. (< gawa V).
mgawanyiko (noun), pl migawanyiko, splittism. (< gawa V).
mgawanyo (noun), pl migawanyo, distribution. (< gawa V).
mgawanyo (noun), pl migawanyo, division. (< gawa V).
mgawiaji (noun), pl wagawaji, one who portions out.. mgawaji dawa.
pharmacist/druggist.. (< gawa V).
mgawo (noun), pl migawo, distribution. (< gawa V).
mgawo (noun), pl migawo, division. (< gawa V).
mgawo (noun), pl migawo, part. mgao wa faida. dividend.. (< gawa V).
mgawo (noun), pl migawo, share. mgao wa faida. dividend.. (< gawa V).
mgema (noun), pl wagema, maker of palm wine. mgema akisifiwa tembo
hulitia maji. "If the maker of palm wine is praised for his wine, he adds
water to it".. (< gema V).
mgemi (noun), pl wagemi, maker of palm wine. mgema akisifiwa tembo
hulitia maji. "If the maker of palm wine is praised for his wine, he adds
water to it".. (< gema V).
mgemo (noun 3/4), pl migemo, tapping of palms (for wine). (< gema V).
mgeni (noun), pl wageni, foreigner. (< geni V).
mgeni (noun 1/2), pl wageni, guest.
mgeni (noun 1/2), pl wageni, stranger.
mgeni (noun), pl wageni, visitor. (< geni V).
mgeuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, alteration. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi.
democratic reform.. (< geua V).
mgeuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, change. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
mgeuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, innovation. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi.
democratic reform.. (< geua V).
mgeuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, reform. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi. democratic
reform.. (< geua V).
mgeuzo (noun), pl mageuzo, transformation. mgeuzo wa kidemokrasi.
democratic reform.. (< geua V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, absent-mindedness. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, artlessness. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, carelesness. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun 3/4), pl mighafala, carelessness. (< ghafilika V).
mghafala (noun), pl waghafala, fool. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, negligence. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun 1/2), pl waghafala, simpleton. (< ghafilika V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, simplicity. (< ghafula V).
mghafala (noun), pl mighafala, thoughtlessness. (< ghafula V).
mghalaba (noun 3/4), pl mghalaba, commercial competition.
mghalaba (noun 3/4), pl mghalaba, rivalry.
mghani (noun), pl waghani, singer (professional). (< ghani V).
mgiligilani (noun 3/4), pl migiligani, coriander plant.
Mgiriki (noun), pl wagiriki, Greek person. (< Kigiriki, Ugiriki N).
mgodi (noun), pl migodi, mine.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, difficulty.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, impediment.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, misunderstanding.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, nuisance.
mgogoro (noun 3/4), pl migogoro, obstacle.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, problem.
mgogoro (noun), pl migogoro, trouble.
mgogoro (noun 3/4), pl migogoro, uprising.
mgomaji (noun), pl wagomaji, one who goes on a strike. (< goma V).
mgomba (noun 3/4), pl migomba, banana plant.
mgomba (noun), pl wagomba, quarrelsome person. (< gomba, gomvi V).
mgombea (noun), pl wagombea, applicant. mgombea uchaguzi. candidate in
an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombea (noun), pl wagombea, candidate. mgombea uchaguzi. candidate in
an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombea (noun), pl wagombea, competitor. mgombea uchaguzi. candidate in
an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombeaji (noun), pl wagombeaji, applicant. mgombea uchaguzi. candidate
in an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombeaji (noun), pl wagombeaji, candidate. mgombea uchaguzi. candidate
in an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombeaji (noun), pl wagombeaji, competitor. mgombea uchaguzi.
candidate in an election.. (< gomba V).
mgombezi (noun), pl wagombezi, carper. (< gomba V).
mgombezi (noun), pl wagombezi, faultfinder. (< gomba V).
mgombezi (noun), pl wagombezi, grumbler. (< gomba V).
mgombezi (noun), pl wagombezi, surly person. (< gomba V).
mgombi (noun), pl wagombi, quarrelsome person. (< gomba, gomvi V).
mgomo (noun), pl migomo, diversion. (< goma V).
mgomo (noun), pl migomo, feint. (< goma V).
mgomo (noun), pl migomo, sabotage. mgomo baridi. go-slow. (< goma V).
mgomo (noun), pl migomo, strike. mgomo baridi. go-slow. (< goma V).
mgomvi (noun), pl wagomvi, quarrelsome person. (< gomba, gomvi V).
mgongano (noun 3/4), pl migongano, back. (< gonga V).
mgongano (noun 3/4), pl migongano, collide. (< gonga V).
mgongano (noun 3/4), pl migongano, conflict. Inabidi tufuate pendekezo
la jamii, na liwe jema au baya ili tupate kuishi bila ya migongano na
misukosuko [Chacha, Masomo 379]. It's essential that we act in accordance
with what is wanted by the family, whether it's good or bad so that we can
live without conflicts and disturbances.. (< gonga V).
-pa mgongo (verb), turn the back.
mgongo (noun 3/4), pl migongo, back. wageni wakija nyumbani yeye
huwapanda migongoni [Kez].
mgongo (noun 3/4), pl migongo, backbone.
mgongo (noun 3/4), pl migongo, banging sound. Mgongo wa mchi na makofi
huwa wa kupendeza mno msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo
130]. The banging of the pestle and the clapping is very pleasing
msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo 130].
mgongo (noun), pl migongo, crest. (< gongo, jongo, kijongo N).
mgongo (noun), pl migongo, hump. mgongo wa ngamia. camel's hump. (<
gongo, jongo, kijongo N).
mgongo (noun), pl migongo, ridge. (< gongo, jongo, kijongo N).
mgongo (noun), pl migongo, spine. lala mgongoni. lie on one's back..
(< gongo, jongo, kijongo N).
mgoni (noun), pl wagoni, adulterer. (< gona V).
mgonjwa (noun 1/2), pl wagonjwa, sick person.
mgono (noun 3/4), pl migono, fish-trap.
mgoto (noun), pl migoto, bang. (< gota V).
mgoto (noun), pl migoto, clap. (< gota V).
mgoto (noun), pl migoto, drumming (act or sound of). (< gota V).
mgoto (noun), pl migoto, knocking (act or sound of). (< gota V).
mgoto (noun), pl migoto, tapping (act or sound of). (< gota V).
mgude (noun), pl mifune, tree species with whitish bark (Sterculia
appendiculata).
mgulabi (noun), pl migulabi, litchi tree. (< gulabi N).
mgumba (noun), pl migumba, lonely person. (< gumba Adj).
mgumba (noun), pl migumba, something which does not serve its proper
purpose. (< gumba Adj).
mgumba (noun), pl migumba, solitary person. (< gumba Adj).
mgumba (noun 1/2), pl wagumba, sterile man. (< gumba A).
mgumio (noun 3/4), pl migumio, bark (of dog). (< guma V).
mgunda (noun 3/4), pl migunda, plantation.
mgunga (noun), pl wagunga, person who must abstain from something. (<
gunga N).
mgunga (noun), pl migunga, acacia (species of).
mgunguti (noun), pl migunguti, acacia mimosa (species of).
mguno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, complaining. (< guna V).
mguno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, dissatisfaction. (< guna V).
mguno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, growling. (< guna V).
mguno (noun 3/4), pl miguno, maguno, grumbling. (< guna V).
mguruka (noun), pl miguruka, mimosa (species of).
mguruti (noun), pl miguruti, mimosa (species of).
mguruto (noun 3/4), pl miguruto, mangling (act of). (< guruta V).
mguruto (noun), pl miguruto, pressing (act of). (< guruta V).
mguruto (noun 3/4), pl miguruto, pressing (act of). (< guruta V).
mgusano (noun 3/4), pl migusano, contact. (< gusa V).
mguso (noun), pl miguso, contacting (act of). (< gusa V).
mguso (noun), pl miguso, touching (act of). (< gusa V).
mgutusho (noun), pl migutusho, astonishment. (< gutua V).
mgutusho (noun), pl migutusho, fright. (< gutua V).
mgutusho (noun), pl migutusho, shock (electric). (< gutua V).
mgutusho (noun), pl migutusho, shock. (< gutua V).
-peta mguu (verb), bend the leg.
mguu (noun 3/4), pl miguu, foot. enda kwa miguu.
mguu (noun 3/4), pl miguu, leg.
mgwaru (noun), pl migwaru, bean plant. (< gwaru N).
mgwisho (noun 3/4), pl migwisho, fly swatter.
mgwisho (noun 3/4), pl migwisho, fly-switch.
mgwisho (noun), pl migwisho, tuft of horse hair.
Mhabeshi (noun 1/2), pl wahabeshi, mahabeshi, Abyssinian person. (<
Uhabeshi N).
Mhabeshi (noun 1/2), pl wahabeshi, mahabeshi, Ethiopian person. (<
Uhabeshi N).
Mhadimu (noun), pl wahadimu, one of the original inhabitants of Zanzibar.
(< hadimu N).
mhajiri (noun), pl wahajiri, emigrant. (< hajiri V).
mhakiki (noun 1/2), pl wahakiki, critic. (< hakika N).
mhalbori (noun 3/4), pl mihalbori, lining strip under kanzu's ornamental
stitch..
mhali (noun), something very difficult.
mhali (noun), impossibility.
mhali (noun), impracticability.
mhali (noun), something unobtainable. anitaka muhali. He is asking the
unobtainable of me..
mhali (noun), something unreasonable.
mhalifu (noun 1/2), pl wahalifu, lawbreaker. Kama mhalifu angeonekana,
angeadhibiwa vikali [Masomo 314]; wahalifu wawili waliozikwa wazima [Sul].
If a lawbreaker appeared, he was punished very forcefully; Two lawbreakers
who were buryed alive..
kibarua mhamaji (noun 7/8), pl vibarua wahamaji, migrant laborer. (<
barua N, hama V).
mhamaji (noun 1/2), pl wahamaji, emigrant. (< hama V).
mhamaji (noun), pl wahamiaji, refugee. (< hama V).
mhamiaji (noun 1/2), pl wahamiaji, immigrant. (< hama V).
mhamiaji (noun), pl wahamiaji, refugee. (< hama V).
mhamishi (noun), pl wahamishi, homeless person. (< hama V).
mhamishi (noun), pl wahamishi, nomad. (< hama V).
mhamishi (noun), pl wahamishi, rel., rare pilgrim. (< hama V).
mhandisi (noun 1/2), pl wahandisi, engineer. (< uhandisi N).
mhanga (noun 1/2), pl wahanga, digging animal.
mhanga (noun 1/2), pl wahanga, animal killed as a sacrifice.
mhanga (noun), pl wahanga, sacrifice. Wananchi kwa nia moja wakawa radhi
kabisa kujitoa mhanga [Nyerere, Masomo 274].. The people with one purpose
were willing to sacrifice themselves..
mhangaiko (noun 3/4), pl mihangaiko, anxiety. kuusafisha uchafu wa
mhangaiko wake [Ma]. (< hangaika V).
mhangaiko (noun 3/4), pl mihangaiko, worry. (< hangaika V).
mhanuni (noun), pl mihina, henna plant. (< hina N).
mharabu (noun 1/2), pl waharabu, vandal.
mharage (noun), pl miharage, bean plant. (< haragwe N).
mharagwe (noun), pl miharagwe, bean plant. (< haragwe N).
mharaji (noun), pl miharaji, bean plant (variety of). (< haragwe N).
mharita (noun), pl miarita, soapberry tree (Sapindus saponaria).
mharuma (noun 3/4), pl miharuma, colored woolen shawl worn as turban.
mhashiri (noun 3/4), pl mihashiri, strong beam to which boat's mast is
secured. [naut]
mhasi (noun), pl wahasi, castrated person or animal. (< hasi V).
mhasi (noun), pl wahasi, one who castrates. (< hasi V).
mhasi (noun), pl wahasi, eunuch. (< hasi V).
mhasi (noun), pl wahasi, gelding. (< hasi V).
Mhaya (noun), pl Wahaya, member of the Haya ethnic group in Tanzania.
mhenga (noun), pl wahenga, one who can be relied on to give good advice.
mhenga (noun 1/2), pl wahenga, elder of a native council who is trusted
to offer sound counsel.
mhenga (noun 1/2), pl wahenga, chief of the initiates.
mhenga (noun), pl wahenga, older person who instructs boys and girls in
the initiation rites.
mheshimiwa (noun), pl waheshimiwa, title excellency. (< heshimu N).
Mheshimiwa (noun 1/2), pl waheshimiwa, honorable. (< heshima N).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, axis. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, beam. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun), pl wahimili, forbearing person. (< hamali N).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, girder. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun), pl wahimili, patient person. (< hamali N).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, pillar. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, post. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, prop. (< himili V).
mhimili (noun), pl wahimili, long-suffering person. (< hamali N).
mhimili (noun 3/4), pl mihimili, support. mhimili wa dunia. (< himili
V).
mhina (noun), pl mihina, henna plant. (< hina N).
Mhindi (noun), pl wahindi, Indian. Mhindi mwekundu. Red Indian,
American Indian. (< Hindi, Kihindi, Uhindi).
mhindi (noun 3/4), pl mihindi, maize plant.
mhirabu (noun 3/4), pl mihirabu, mihrab (apse in a mosque, showing the
direction toward Mecca).
mhisani (noun 1/2), pl wahisani, benefactor. (< hisani N).
mhisani (noun 1/2), pl wahisani, kind person. (< hisani N).
Mhispania (noun), pl wahispania, Spaniard.
mhitaji (noun), pl wahitaji, applicant. (< hitaji).
mhitaji (noun), pl wahitaji, candidate. (< hitaji).
mhitaji (noun 1/2), pl wahitaji, needy person. (< hitaji V).
mhitaji (noun), pl wahitaji, petitioner. (< hitaji).
mhitaji (noun), pl wahitaji, poor person. (< hitaji).
mhodhi (noun 1/2), pl wahodhi, hoarder. (< hodhi V).
mhodhi (noun 1/2), pl wahodhi, monopolist. (< hodhi V).
mhogo (noun 3/4), pl mihogo, manioc plant.
mhogo (noun 3/4), pl mihogo, cassava plant.
mhoji (noun 1/2), pl wahoji, interviewer. (< hoji V).
mhojiwa (noun 1/2), pl wahojiwa, interviewee. (< hoji V).
mhoro (noun), pl mihoro, pointed stake (in a pit for trapping game).
mhoro (noun 3/4), pl mihoro, pointed stake in pit for trapping game.
mhubiri (noun), pl wahubiri, rel.preacher. (< habari, hubiri V).
mhubiri (noun), pl wahubiri, speaker (political). (< habari, hubiri V).
mhudumu (noun 1/2), pl wahudumu, minister. (< hudumu V).
mhudumu (noun 1/2), pl wahudumu, servant. (< hudumu V).
mhudumu (noun 1/2), pl wahudumu, waiter. akamwita mhudumu na kumwagiza
nusu kuku [Mt]. (< Arabic).
mhujumu (noun 1/2), pl wahujumu, saboteur. (< hujuma N).
mhuni (noun 1/2), pl wahuni, lawless person. (< Arabic).
mhuni (noun 1/2), pl wahuni, outcast. laghai, mikora, mihuni, ... [Ng].
(< Arabic).
mhuni (noun 1/2), pl wahuni, vagabond. (< Arabic).
mhuni (noun 1/2), pl wahuni, wastrel. (< Arabic).
mhuni (noun), pl wahuni, hooligan. (< huni).
mhuni (noun), pl wahuni, pariah. (< huni).
mhuni (noun), pl wahuni, traitor. (< huni).
mhuni (noun), pl wahuni, tramp. (< huni).
mhuni (noun), pl wahuni, vandal. (< huni).
mhunzi (noun 1/2), pl wahunzi, blacksmith.
mhunzi (noun 1/2), pl wahunzi, metalworker.
mhunzi (noun 1/2), pl wahunzi, stoneworker.
-piga mhuri (verb), stamp.
-piga mhuri (verb), stamp.
mhuri (noun), pl mihuri, seal. tia muhuri. to seal.
mhuri (noun), pl mihuri, stamp. tia muhuri. to stamp..
mhuri (noun), pl mihuri, visa.
mia (adjective), hundred.
miadi (noun 9/10), pl miadi, date. (< Arabic).
miadi (noun 9/10), pl miadi, promise. hapo labda ndipo miadi inapokuwa
kitu azizi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
miadi (noun), promise (to do something at a set time). (< ahadi).
miadi (noun 9/10), pl miadi, rendezvous. (< Arabic).
mialamu (noun 9/10), pl mialamu, border.
mialamu (noun 9/10), pl mialamu, edge.
mialamu (noun 9/10), pl mialamu, hem.
mialamu (noun 9/10), pl mialamu, seam.
mialamu (noun 9/10), pl mialamu, stripe.
mialamu (noun), pl miwalamu, stripe( of color , in cloth). (< alama N).
-piga miayo (verb), yawn.
miayo (noun), pl miayo, yawning.
miayo (noun 9/10), pl miayo, yawn. Anakwenda miayo. S/he is yawning.
miayo (noun), pl miayo, yawn. piga (enda) miayo. to yawn..
michezo (noun), pl michezo, games. kufanya michezo. go in for sports..
(< cheza V).
michezo (noun), pl michezo, sport. kufanya michezo. go in for sports..
(< cheza V).
-michia (verb), spatter.
mie (pronoun), I (myself). Si tayari kuzungumza na mtu anayeongozwa na
ndege mie [Chacha, Masomo 378]. I am not ready to converse with a person
who is guided by a bird, I myself..
mifedha (noun 4), lot of money. ana mifedha mingi asiyokuwa na kazi nayo
[Sul].
mifugo (noun 4), flock. (< fuga V).
mifugo (noun 4), herd. (< fuga V).
mifugo (noun 4), livestock. (< fuga V).
mifululizo (noun), pl mifululizo, range. mfululizo wa milima. a range
of mountains.. (< fuliza,fua).
mifululizo (noun), pl mifululizo, series. mfululizo wa milima. a range
of mountains.. (< fuliza,fua).
mifupa (noun), pl mifupa, pl. skeleton. (< mfupa V).
kwa miguu (adjective), on foot.
mihadi (noun 9/10), pl mihadi, date. (< Arabic).
mihadi (noun 9/10), pl mihadi, promise. (< Arabic).
mihadi (noun), promise (to do something at a set time). (< ahadi).
mihadi (noun 9/10), pl mihadi, rendezvous. Bi Diana Kiboko ana mihadi
usiku huu [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-fungisha mikaha (verb), solemnize a marriage.
-fungisha mikaha (verb), perform the wedding ceremony.
mikaha (noun), marriage. fungisha nikaha. conduct marriage.
mikaha (noun), wedding. fungisha nikaha. conduct a wedding.
mikambe (noun 4), kicking game played in water.
mikasi (noun 4), scissors.
mila (noun 9/10), pl mila, culture.
mila (noun 9/10), pl mila, custom.
mila (noun 9/10), pl mila, habit.
mila (noun 9/10), pl mila, propensity.
mila (noun 9/10), pl mila, tradition.
milele (adjective), eternal. maisha ya milele. life everlasting..
milele (adverb), always. milele na milele. forever..
milele (adverb), constantly. milele na milele. forever..
milele (noun 9/10), endlessness. maisha ya milele. life everlasting..
milele (noun 9/10), eternity. maisha ya milele. life everlasting..
milele (noun 9/10), infinity. maisha ya milele. life everlasting..
milia (adjective), striped. punda milia.
milihoi (noun 9/10an), pl milihoi, kind of evil spirit.
-miliki (verb), have authority.
-miliki (verb), own.
-miliki (verb), possess. Siwezi kumwona mke mwingine akikumiliki
[Chacha, Masomo 383].. I cannot see another woman possessing you..
-miliki (verb), conduct. (< malki, mamlaka).
-miliki (verb), govern. (< malki, mamlaka).
-miliki (verb), lead. (< malki, mamlaka).
-miliki (verb), reign.
-miliki (verb), rule. (< malki, mamlaka).
miliki (noun), asset. (< miliki, malki). [econ]
miliki (noun), dominion. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), empire. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), kingdom. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), power. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), property. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), prosperity. (< miliki, malki).
miliki (noun), rule. (< miliki, malki).
-milikiwa (verb), be ruled. (< miliki V).
milioni (noun 5/6), pl mamilioni, million.
milki (noun), asset. (< miliki, malki). [econ]
milki (noun), dominion. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun), empire. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun), kingdom. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun 9/10), pl milki, possession. (< miliki V).
milki (noun), power. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun), property. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun), prosperity. (< miliki, malki).
milki (noun), rule. (< miliki, malki).
millioni (noun), million.
-tunga mimba (verb), conceive. (< tunga V, mimba N).
-tunga mimba (verb), become pregnant. (< tunga V, mimba N).
mimba (noun 9/10), pl mimba, conception.
mimba (noun), embryo. haribu mimba. procure abortion..
mimba (noun 9/10), pl mimba, fetus.
mimba (noun), fruit. fanya mimba. "germinate, sprout"..
mimba (noun), germ. fanya mimba. "germinate, sprout"..
mimba (noun 9/10), pl mimba, pregnancy. Nani ni msichana aliyepata mimba
bila kuolewa? [Masomo 314];mimba ya miezi mitano aliyokuwa nayo sasa
[Kez], mimba ya kwanza Tamima aliizalia nyumbani [Moh]. Who is the girl
who got pregnant without being married?; the five month pregnancy that she
has now; the first pregnancy of Tamina she gave birth to at home..
mimbari (noun 9/10), rel. pulpit.
mimea (noun), pl mimea, vegetation. (< mea, mimea N).
mimi (pronoun), I.
mimi (pronoun), me.
mimi (pronoun), pl sisi, mine.
-mimina (verb), fill. (< miminiko).
-mimina (verb), pour in. Vunja yai polepole na kulimimina kwneye
kikaango [Masomo 16].. Break the egg slowly and pour it into the frying
pan [Masomo 16]. (< miminiko).
-mimina (verb), pour out. kumimina juu ya meza kila kilicho ndani [Muk].
-mimina (verb), spill.
-miminika (verb), come in crowds. watu walimiminika katika mkutano.
There were crowds of people at the assembly.. (< mimina V).
-miminika (verb), overflow (used of a crowd). watu walimiminika katika
mkutano. There were crowds of people at the assembly.. (< mimina V).
-miminika (verb), pour out (crowds of people). (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, casting. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, mold. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, overabundance. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, overflow. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, pouring out. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, profusion. (< mimina V).
miminiko (noun 5/6), pl mamiminiko, superabundance. (< mimina V).
-miminiwa (verb appl-pass), be covered with. (< mimina V).
-miminiwa (verb appl-pass), be sprinkled on. badala yake akamiminiwa
uzuri [Sul]. (< mimina V).
min (preposition), from. [rare]
min (preposition), of various kinds. [rare]
minajili (preposition), in order that. kwa (ajili ya) minajili ya.
minajili (preposition), sake of.
minajili (preposition), since.
minajili (preposition), so that.
minajili (preposition), without.
minajili (preposition), apart from. (< min, ajili).
minajili (preposition), because of. (< min, ajili).
minajili (preposition), except. (< min, ajili).
minajili (preposition), as a result of. (< min, ajili).
minajili (preposition), without. (< min, ajili).
-pemba minazi (verb), pull down coconuts.
mindi (noun), antelope species (Abbott's duiker.
minenguo (noun), dance (kind of).
minghairi (conjunction), apart.
minghairi (conjunction), except.
minghairi (conjunction), without.
-minika (verb), fold.
-minika (verb), hem.
-minika (verb), turn up (the edge of cloth).
mintaraf (conjunction), on behalf. tafsiri ya tarikhi kwa mintaraf ya
uchumi [Ya]. (< Arabic).
mintaraf (conjunction), concerning. (< Arabic).
mintarafu (conjunction), concerning.
mintarafu (conjunction), with regard to.
mintarafu (conjunction), as a result of.
minteen (noun), two hundred. [arch.]
-minya (verb), crush. (< finya V).
-minya (verb), press. akiuchukua mkono wa Shangwe na kuuminya [Muk].
-minya (verb), squeeze.
minyara (noun), tree (kind of).
minyororo (noun 4), fetters.
minzani (noun), balance. mizani ya nguvu. balance of forces. (< uzani
N).
minzani (noun), balance (of a clock or watch). (< uzani N).
minzani (noun), Libra (constellation). (< uzani N). [astr]
minzani (noun), cf. mizani.
minzani (noun), pendulum (of a clock or watch). (< uzani N).
minzani (noun), scales. mizani ya nguvu. balance of forces. (< uzani
N).
mio (noun 5/6), pl mamio, gullet.
mio (noun 5/6), pl mamio, larynx.
mio (noun 5/6), pl mamio, throat.
miongo (noun 4), number.
miongoni (adverb), among. Yeye, miongoni mwa vijana wengine wengi,
alikuwa amekosa bahati ya kuingia kidato cha kwanza cha shule za sekondari
[Balisidya Masomo 344]. He, along with many others, was not fortunate
enough to enter Form One of secondary school..
mipizi (noun), pl walipizi, one who exacts payment. mlipizi kisasi. one
who exacts retribution.. (< lipa V).
mirabaraba (adjective), checked. mirabaraba a mirabaraba. (< mraba N).
mirabaraba (adjective), checkered. mirabaraba a mirabaraba. (< mraba
N).
mirabaraba (noun), pl mirabaraba, cellulose. (< mraba N).
mirabaraba (noun), pl mirabaraba, pl. synthetic fibre. (< mraba N).
mirathi (noun), bequest. masala ya mirathi. rare: law of inheritance..
(< rithi V).
mirathi (noun), inheritance. masala ya mirathi. rare: law of
inheritance.. (< rithi V).
mirathi (noun), legacy. masala ya mirathi. rare: law of inheritance..
(< rithi V).
mirimo (noun 4), secrets of medicine men.
misa (noun 9/10), pl misa, mass. adhimisho la misa takatifu.
celebration of the mass.. (< Latin). [rel]
misali (noun), emblem. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
misali (noun), parable. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
misali (noun), proverb. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
misali (noun), symbol. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
misamaha (noun 6), forgiveness. (< samehe V).
misheni (noun 9/10), mission (official). skuli ya misheni. missionary
school. (< Eng.).
misheni (noun 9/10), pl misheni, illegal scheme (slang). ukipata misheni
ya kuuza matairi ya magari [Ma]. (< Eng.).
misheni (noun 9/10), detached service. skuli ya misheni. missionary
school. (< Eng.).
misili (adverb), like. amkuja kimya kimya mithili ya mwizi [Rec]. he
came stealthily like a thief.. (< methali N, madhali N).
misili (noun), resemblance. (< methali N, madhali N).
misili (noun), similarity. (< methali N, madhali N).
misioni (noun), mission. (< Engl.).
misioni (noun), parish. (< Engl.).
miski (noun 9/10), musk. panya miski. muskrat.
Misri (noun 9), Egypt. Musa aliwaongoza Waisraeli kutoka nchini Misri
hadi Kaanan [Masomo 86].. Moses led the Israelites from Egypt to Caanan..
missa (noun 9/10), pl missa, mass. [rel]
mistari sambamba (phrase), parallel line.
mita (noun 9/10), pl mita, meter. (< Engl.).
miteen (noun), two hundred. [arch.]
miteni (noun), two hundred. [arch.]
miteni (noun), two hundred. [arch.]
mithali (noun), emblem. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
mithali (noun), parable. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
mithali (noun), proverb.
mithali (noun), proverb. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
mithali (noun 9/10), pl mithali, proverb.
mithali (noun 9/10), pl mithali, similitude.
mithali (noun), symbol. tumia methali katika mazungumso [Rec]. use
proverbs in a conversation..
mithali ya (noun 9/10), likeness.
mithali ya (noun 9/10), resemblance.
mithali ya (noun 9/10), similar to. mithali ya hadithi fupi [Masomo
415]. similar to a short story.
-mithilisha (verb), compare. (< mithili N). [mithili N]
miti (noun), framework of a house.
mitindo ya mavazi (phrase), fashion. jarida la mitindo ya mavazi toka
Ufaransa mikononi [Muk]. (< mtindo N, vaa V).
mitindo ya mavazi (phrase), style. (< mtindo N, vaa V).
mitu (noun), ornith. Indian cockatoo.
mitweto (noun), pl mitweto, difficulty in breathing. (< tweta V).
mitweto (noun), pl mitweto, gasping. (< tweta V).
mitweto (noun), pl mitweto, painting. (< tweta V).
mitweto (noun), pl mitweto, puffing. (< tweta V).
miuha (noun), accident. (< mauja N).
miuha (noun), danger. (< mauja N).
miuha (noun), misfortune. (< mauja N).
miuja (noun 9/10), pl miuja, danger.
miungano (noun), pl miungano, combination. miungano ya namba mbalimbali
[Rec]. combination of numbers.. (< unga V).
miunzi (noun), pl miunzi, whistle. piga miunzi. to whistle..
mivumo (noun), pl mivumo, kind of palm, Borassus flabellifera.
mivuo (noun 4), bellows.
mivuo (noun 4), stripping.
miwani (noun 9/10), pl miwani, eyeglasses. Juu ya kikabati hicho
ilikuwapo miwani yenye vioo vinene na fremu kubwa nyeusi [Ganzel Masomo
169]; miwani ya jua [Ya]. On top of the small cupboard there were glasses
with thick lenses and large black frames; sunglasses. (< Arabic).
miwani (noun 9/10), pl miwani, spectacles.
miye (pronoun), I. nakufa miye! [Moh].
miye (pronoun), me.
miye (pronoun), mine.
-miza (verb), hurt.
mizani (noun 9/10), pl mizani, balance.
mizani (noun), balance (of a clock or watch). (< uzani N).
mizani (noun), Libra (constellation). (< uzani N). [astr]
mizani (noun 9/10), pl mizani, measure (in poetry).
mizani (noun), pendulum (of a clock or watch). (< uzani N).
mizani (noun 9/10), pl mizani, pondering. [mambo haya] yalimfuma kabla
ya kuyatia katika mizani [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mizani (noun 9/10), pl mizani, scales. (< Arabic).
mizani (noun 9/10), pl mizani, weighing machine. (< Arabic).
mizigo (noun), pl mizigo, luggage. (< mzigo N).
mizuka (noun), pl wazuka, mizuka, ghost. (< zuka).
mizuka (noun), pl wazuka, mizuka, phantom. (< zuka).
mizuka (noun), pl wazuka, mizuka, spirit. (< zuka).
mizuka (noun), pl wazuka, mizuka, vision. (< zuka).
mizungu (noun 9/10), pl mizungu, conjuring.
mizungu (noun 9/10), pl mizungu, teachings in female initiation or
puberty rites.
mja (noun 1/2), pl waja, one who comes.
mja (noun), pl waja, foreigner. (< ja V). [rare]
mja (noun 1/2), pl waja, new-comer.
mja (noun 1/2), pl waja, person. Kwa hivi mshairi ni shekhe au padri
anayewahubiria waja [Khan, Masomo 391]. Therefore a poet is a sheikh or a
pastor who sermonizes to people..
mja (noun), pl waja, hist., liter., slave. (< ja V). [rare]
mja (noun), pl waja, stranger. (< ja V). [rare]
mjadala (noun 3/4), pl mijadala, argument. palikuwa na mjadala kati ya
wenyeji watatu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mjadala (noun 3/4), pl mijadala, discussion. (< Arabic).
mjadala (noun), pl wajadala, opponent.
mjadala (noun), pl mijadala, pol. opposition.
mjadili (noun 1/2), pl wajadili, debater. (< jadili V).
mjafari (noun), pl mijafari, mjafari (kind of tree, Erythrina tomentosa).
mjakazi (noun 1/2), pl wajakazi, liter. female slave. (< ja V, mja N).
mjamaa (noun 1/2), pl wajamaa, socialist. (< jamaa N).
Mjampani (noun), pl Wajampani, Japanese person.
mjamzito (noun 1/2), pl wajamzito, pregnant woman. hima alimweka
mjamzito katika hali ya kungojea [Moh]. (< mja N, -zito adj).
mjane (noun), pl wajane, bachelor (unmarried man). (< ujane N).
mjane (noun 1/2), pl wajane, bereaved person.
mjane (noun), pl wajane, lonely person. (< ujane N).
mjane (noun), pl wajane, solitary person. (< ujane N).
mjane (noun), pl wajane, spinster (unmarried woman). (< ujane N).
mjane (noun 1/2), pl wajane, widow. alimwona mwanamke mjane amekaa mbele
[Kez].
mjane (noun), pl wajane, widower.
mjango (noun 3/4), pl mijango, useless visit.
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, cheat. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, clever person. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, cunning person. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, shrewd person. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, sly person. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun 1/2), pl wajanja, tricky person. (< -janja N).
mjanja (noun), pl wajanja, deceiver. (< janja V).
mjanja (noun), pl wajanja, swindler. (< janja V).
mjao (noun 3/4), pl mijo, volume. (< jaa V).
Mjapani (noun), pl Wajapani, Wajampani, Japanese person. (< Engl.).
mjari (noun), pl mjari, tiller-rope. (< rare). [naut]
mjaribu (noun), pl wajaribu, person who tests something. mjaribu wa
ndege. av. test pilot.. (< jaribu V).
mjaribu (noun), pl wajaribu, person who tries out. mjaribu wa ndege.
av. test pilot.. (< jaribu V).
mjasiri (noun), pl wajasiri, brave person. (< jasiri V).
mjasiri (noun), pl wajasiri, daring person. (< jasiri V).
mjasiri (noun), pl wajasiri, foolhardy person. (< jasiri V).
mjasiri (noun 1/2), pl wajasiri, venturesome person. (< jasiri adj).
mjasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, detective. (< jasisi V).
mjasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, inquisitive person. (< jasisi V).
mjasusi (noun), pl wajasusi, plainclothesman. (< jasisi V).
mjasusi (noun 1/2), pl wajasusi, spy. (< jasisi V).
mjasusi (noun 1/2), pl wajasusi, traitor. (< jasisi V).
mjasusu (noun), pl wajasusu, detective. (< jasisi V).
mjasusu (noun), pl wajasusu, inquisitive person. (< jasisi V).
mjasusu (noun), pl wajasusu, plainclothesman. (< jasisi V).
mjasusu (noun 1/2), pl wajasusu, spy. (< jasisi V).
mjasusu (noun 1/2), pl wajasusu, traitor. (< jasisi V).
mjeledi (noun), pl mijeledi, strap. piga/tia mjeledi. to whip. (<
jalidi V).
mjeledi (noun 3/4), pl mijeledi, whip.
mjenga (noun), pl wajenga, architect. (< jenga V).
mjenga (noun), pl wajenga, builder. (< jenga V).
mjengaji (noun), pl wajengaji, architect. (< jenga V).
mjengaji (noun 1/2), pl wajengaji, builder. (< jenga V).
mjengaji (noun), pl wajengaji, builder. (< jenga V).
mjengo (noun), pl mijengo, building (act of). (< jenga V).
mjengo (noun), pl mijengo, building. (< jenga V).
mjengo (noun), pl mijengo, style of building. (< jenga V).
mjengo (noun), pl mijengo, style of building. (< jenga V).
mjengo (noun), pl mijengo, structure. (< jenga V).
mjenzi (noun), pl wajenzi, architect. (< jenga V).
mjenzi (noun), pl wajenzi, builder. (< jenga V).
Mjeremani (noun), pl Wajeremani, German person. (< Engl.).
Mjerumani (noun), pl Wajeremani, German person. (< Engl.).
mjeuri (noun 1/2), pl wajeuri, tyrant.
mjeuri (noun 1/2), pl wajeuri, violent man.
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, city.
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, compound. mji wa Tegemea ulikwisha [Kez].
Tegemea's compound was finished.
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, afterbirth. [anat]
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, placenta. [anat]
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, settlement.
mji (noun 3/4), pl miji, town. mji mkuu. capital city.
mji (noun), pl miji, homestead. mji wa Tegemea ulikwisha [Kez].
Tegemea's homestead was finished.
mjiari (noun 3/4), pl mijiari, tiller-rope. [naut]
mjibu (noun 1/2), pl wajibu, affable person.
mjibu (noun), pl wajibu, pleasant person. (< wajibu N).
mjiguu (noun), pl wajiguu, person with very large feet.
mjiko (noun 3/4), pl mijiko, lower bowel.
mjiko (noun), pl mijiko, med. hemorrhoids. (< jika V).
mjiko (noun), pl mijiko, rectum. (< jika V). [anat]
mjima (noun), pl wajima, helpful person. (< ujima N).
mjinga (noun 1/2), pl wajinga, fool. Hawa ni watu wajinga [Nabhany
Masomo 293]. These are foolish people.. (< -jinga adj).
mjinga (noun 1/2), pl wajinga, idiot. (< -jinga adj).
mjinga (noun 1/2), pl wajinga, ignorant person. (< -jinga adj).
mjinga (noun), pl wajinga, stupid person. (< jinga V).
mjio (noun 3/4), pl mijio, arrival. (< ja V).
mjio (noun), pl mijio, arrival. (< ja V).
mjio (noun 3/4), pl mijio, coming. (< ja V).
mjisifu (noun), pl wajisifu, braggart. (< sifu V).
mjisifu (noun), pl wajisifu, conceited person. (< sifu V).
mjivuni (noun 1/2), pl wajivuni, boaster. vipi macho ya mjivuni huwa na
maji ya huruma [Sul]. (< jivuna V).
mjivuni (noun 1/2), pl wajivuni, show-off. (< jivuna V).
mjizi (noun 3/4an), pl mijizi, great thief. Wengi wetu ni mijizi [Amana,
Masomo 407]. Many of us are great thieves.. (< iba).
mjoho (noun), pl mijoho, mjoho (velvet apple tree).
mjohoro (noun), pl mijohoro, mjohoro (ironwood tree, Cassia siamea).
mjoja (noun), pl mijoja, small boat similar to a canoe.
mjoja (noun), pl mijoja, mjoja (kind of tree the wood of which is used
for building boats).
mjoli (noun 1/2), pl wajoli, comrade.
mjoli (noun 1/2), pl wajoli, fellow servant.
mjoli (noun 1/2), pl wajoli, fellow slave.
mjomba (noun), pl wajomba, polite term of address for older people. (<
Kijomba N, Ujomba N).
mjomba (noun), pl wajomba, nephew (child of one's sister). (< Kijomba N,
Ujomba N).
mjomba (noun), pl wajomba, niece (child of one's sister). (< Kijomba N,
Ujomba N).
mjomba (noun 1/2), pl wajomba, maternal uncle. alikuwa akilelewa na
mjomba wake [Kez].
mjombakaka (noun), large lizard (kind of).
mjombo (noun), pl mijombo, mjombo (kind of fish).
mjoo (noun), pl mijoo, small boat similar to a canoe.
mjoo (noun), pl mijoo, mjoja (kind of tree the wood of which is used for
building boats).
mjuaji (noun 1/2), pl wajuaji, sage. (< jua V).
mjuaji (noun 1/2), pl wajuaji, wiseacre. hakusoma skuli akapata kuwa
mjuaji sana [Abd]. (< jua V).
mjuba (noun), pl wajuba, boisterous person. (< ujuba N).
mjuba (noun), pl wajuba, courageous person. (< ujuba N).
mjuba (noun), pl wajuba, impatient person. (< ujuba N).
mjukuu (noun 1/2), pl wajukuu, grandchild or other kin of 2nd generation.
mjukuu (noun), pl wajukuu, relative (on the paternal side) of the second
generation e.g. grandnephew. (< kijukuu N).
mjumbe (noun 1/2), pl wajumbe, committee member (kwaya).
mjumbe (noun), pl wajumbe, pol. delegate. mjumbe wa serikali.
government representative.. (< ujumbe N).
mjumbe (noun), pl wajumbe, pol. deputy. mjumbe wa serikali. government
representative.. (< ujumbe N).
mjumbe (noun), pl wajumbe, envoy. (< ujumbe N).
mjumbe (noun), pl wajumbe, messenger. (< ujumbe N).
mjumbe (noun), pl wajumbe, pol. representative. mjumbe wa serikali.
government representative.. (< ujumbe N).
mjume (noun 1/2), pl wajume, carver.
mjume (noun 1/2), pl wajume, engraver.
mjume (noun 1/2), pl wajume, gunsmith.
mjumu (noun), pl mijumu, encrustation. (< mjume N). [rare]
mjumu (noun), pl mijumu, inlay work. (< mjume N). [rare]
mjusi (noun), pl wajusi, astrologer.
mjusi (noun 3/4), pl mijusi, lizard.
mjusi (noun), pl wajusi, magican.
mjusi (noun), pl mijusi, nosebleed.
mjusi (noun), pl mijusi, mjusi (lizard-shaped ornament on a kanzu).
mjuvi (noun), pl wajuvi, impudent person. (< jua V).
mjuvi (noun), pl wajuvi, presumptuous. (< jua V).
mjuvi (noun 1/2), pl wajuvi, sassy person. (< jua V).
mjuzi (noun 1/2), pl wajuzi, experienced person. (< jua V).
mjuzi (noun 1/2), pl wajuzi, well-informed person. (< jua V).
mjuzi (noun 1/2), pl wajuzi, sagacious person. (< jua V).
mkaa (noun 5/6), pl mikaa, candlenut tree.
mkaa (noun 5/6), pl mikaa, charcoal. Diana anawasha jiko la mkaa [Muk].
mkaa (noun 5/6), pl mikaa, coal.
mkaa (noun 1/2), pl wakaa, homebody. (< kaa V).
mkaa (noun 1/2), pl wakaa, inhabitant. (< kaa V).
mkaa (noun 1/2), pl wakaa, resident. (< kaa V).
mkaa (noun 5/6), pl mikaa, tree (kind of which the bark is used for
medicine).
mkaaji (noun 1/2), pl wakaaji, stay-at-home. Mansuri mwenyewe hakuwa
mkaaji wa kwake [Sul]. (< kaa V).
mkaaji (noun), pl wakaaji, inhabitant. (< kaa V).
mkaaji (noun 1/2), pl wakaaji, regular occupant. (< kaa V).
mkaaji (noun), pl wakaaji, resident. (< kaa V).
mkaangizo (noun 3/4), pl mikaangizo, fried food. harufu za viungo na
mikaangizo hutamalaki hewa [Muk]. (< kaanga V).
mkaazi (noun 1/2), pl wakaazi, inhabitant. wakaazi wake walivyofanya
vibyongo kwa kuupanda mlima huo [Sul]. (< kaa V).
mkaazi (noun 1/2), pl wakaazi, resident. (< kaa V).
mkabala (adverb), on the contrary. mkabala wa.... "facing, opposite,
contrasting".. (< kabili V).
mkabala (adverb), face to face. (< kabili V).
mkabala (na) (preposition), facing. (< kabili V).
mkabala (na) (preposition), in front of. akapiga magoti mkabala na picha
ya Yesu [Kez]. (< kabili V).
mkabala (na) (preposition), opposite. (< kabili V).
mkabidhi (noun 1/2), pl wakabidhi, administrator. (< kabidhi V).
mkabidhi (noun 1/2), pl wakabidhi, guardian. (< kabidhi V).
mkabidhi (noun 1/2), pl wakabidhi, miser. (< kabidhi V).
mkabidhi (noun 1/2), pl wakabidhi, trustee. (< kabidhi V).
mkadi (noun), pl mikadi, screw pine (pandanus kirkii or tectorius).
mkagua (noun), pl wakagua, inspector. mkagua shamba. farm inspector..
(< kagua V).
mkagua (noun), pl wakagua, overseer. mkagua shamba. farm inspector..
(< kagua V).
mkaguaji (noun), pl wakaguaji, inspector. mkagua shamba. farm
inspector.. (< kagua V).
mkaguaji (noun), pl wakaguaji, overseer. mkagua shamba. farm
inspector.. (< kagua V).
mkaguo (noun 3/4), pl mikaguo, audit. (< kagua V).
mkaguo (noun), pl mikaguo, examination. mkaguo wa skuli. inspection of
a school.. (< kagua V).
mkaguo (noun 3/4), pl mikaguo, inspection. (< kagua V).
mkaguzi (noun 1/2), pl wakaguzi, auditor. (< kagua V).
mkaguzi (noun), pl wakaguzi, inspector. mkagua shamba. farm inspector..
(< kagua V).
mkaguzi (noun 1/2), pl wakaguzi, inspector. (< kagua V).
mkaguzi (noun), pl wakaguzi, overseer. mkagua shamba. farm inspector..
(< kagua V).
mkaguzi (noun 1/2), pl wakaguzi, reviewer. (< kagua V).
mkahale (noun 3/4), pl mikahale, pencil for applying kohl to the eyes.
(< kohl V).
mkahawa (noun 3/4), pl mikahawa, cafe. (< kahawa N).
mkahawa (noun 3/4), pl mikahawa, hotel. (< kahawa N).
mkahawa (noun 3/4), pl mikahawa, restaurant. (< kahawa N).
mkaidi (noun 1/2), pl wakaidi, argumentative person. (< Arabic).
mkaidi (noun 1/2), pl wakaidi, disobedient person. alijua kwamba
amefuatana na mtu mkaidi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mkaidi (noun 1/2), pl wakaidi, obstinate person. (< Arabic: kaidi V).
mkaidi (noun), pl wakaidi, stubborn person. (< kaidi V).
mkaja (noun 3/4), pl mikaja, cloth worn by women round the body (esp.
after childbirth). kila mtu mkaja tumboni [Moh].
mkaja (noun), pl mikaja, gift given by the family of the bridegroom to
the mother of the bride.
mkaka (noun), pl mikaka, rubber tree species (Acacia Verek).
mkakamavu (noun), pl wakakamavu, shifty person. (< kakamavu V).
mkakamavu (noun 1/2), pl wakakamavu, sly. (< kakamka V).
mkakasi (noun), pl mikakasi, round metal box with a lid (for perfumes or
cosmetics etc.).
mkakasi (noun 3/4), pl mikakasi, coffin.
mkakasi (noun), pl mikakasi, tree (kind of).
mkakasi wa kupura (noun 3/4), pl mikakasi ya kupura, tube (small). hiyo
dawa ya meno katika mkakasi wa kupura ulioniletea [Abd].
mkakaya (noun), pl mikakaya, royal poinciana tree (Delonix regia).
mkalamu (noun), pl mikalamu, reed or bamboo used for making pens. (<
kalamu N). [arch.]
mkale (noun 1/2), pl wakale, ancestor. (< kale N).
mkale (noun 1/2), pl wakale, ancient. (< kale N).
mkale (noun 1/2), pl wakale, forebear. (< kale N).
mkalimana (noun), pl mikalimana, banana (kind of).
mkalimani (noun), pl wakalimani, interpreter. (< kalima, ukalimani V).
mkalimu (noun), pl wakalimu, educator. (< kalima V).
mkalimu (noun 1/2), pl wakalimu, teacher. (< kalima N). [rare]
mkalio (noun), pl mikalio, gift given by a young man to a girl's maternal
uncle, who then presents it to the girl's father as evidence of a proposal
of marriage. (< kaa V).
mkalio (noun 3/4), pl mikalio, gift given by the bridegroom to the
bride's attendants. (< kaa V).
mkamachuma (noun), pl mikamachuma, tree (kind of).
mkamasi (noun), pl mikamasi, fruit tree (Cordia latifolia).
mkamato (noun 3/4), pl mikamato, grasp. (< kamata V).
mkamato (noun 3/4), pl mikamato, grip. kutaka kujinasua na mkamato
thabiti wa Mzungu huyo [Ng]. (< kamata V).
mkamato (noun 3/4), pl mikamato, hold. (< kamata V).
mkamba (noun 9/10), pl mkamba, sickness (coughing).
mkamba (noun 9/10), pl mkamba, sore chest.
mkamba (noun), tracheal catarrh. [med]
mkambaa (noun), pl mikambaa, acacia (species of).
mkambala (noun), pl mikambala, acacia (species of).
mkamshe (noun), pl mikamshe, laddle.
mkamshe (noun), pl mikamshe, wooden spoon.
mkamshi (noun 3/4), pl mikamshi, ladle.
mkamshi (noun), pl mikamshi, wooden spoon.
mkana (noun), pl wakana, one who denies. mkana mungu. atheist.. (<
kana V).
mkana (noun), pl wakana, one who disavows. mkana mungu. atheist.. (<
kana V).
mkanda (noun 3/4), pl mikanda, belt.
mkanda (noun), pl mikanda, strap. (< ukanda).
mkandaa (noun 3/4), pl mikandaa, mangrove.
mkandaji (noun), pl wakandaji, masseur. (< kanda).
mkandamizo (noun), pl mikandamizo, press. mkandamizo wa maji maji.
hydraulic press.. (< kanda).
mkando (noun), pl mikando, bar (of gold or silver).
mkando (noun), pl mikando, kneading (act of). (< kanda V).
mkando (noun), pl mikando, massaging (act of). (< kanda V).
mkangaja (noun), pl mikangaja, orange tree (species of). (< kangaja).
mkangazi (noun), pl mikangazi, mahogany tree (khaya nyasica or
senegalensis).
mkanju (noun), pl mikanju, cashew apple tree (Anacardium occidentale).
(< kanju).
mkano (noun 3/4), pl mikano, denial. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, prohibition. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, rebuke. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, refusal. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, reprimand. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, reproach. (< kana V).
mkano (noun), pl mikano, repudiation. (< kana V).
mkano (noun 3/4), pl mikano, sinew.
mkano (noun 3/4), pl mikano, tendon.
mkanya (noun), pl wakanya, finds fault with other people. (< kana V).
mkanya (noun), pl wakanya, one who rebukes. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, prohibition. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, repudiation. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, rebuke. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, refusal. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, reprimand. (< kana V).
mkanyo (noun), pl mikanyo, reproach. (< kana V).
mkapitalisti (noun), pl wakapitalisti, capitalist. (< ukapitalisti).
mkarabaka (noun), pl mikarabaka, tree species (Encephalartos villosus).
mkarafuu (noun), pl mikarafuu, clove tree. mkarafu maiti. camphor
tree.. (< kafuri).
mkarafuu maiti (noun 3/4), pl mikarafuu maiti, camphor tree. (< karafuu
N mai.N).
mkaragazo (noun 3/4), pl mikaragazo, deluge. (< karagaza V).
mkaragazo (noun), pl mikaragazo, downpour of rain.
mkaragazo (noun), pl mikaragazo, heavy shower.
mkaragazo (noun), pl mikaragazo, inferior quality of tobacco.
mkaragazo (noun 3/4), pl mikaragazo, tobacco (inferior kind). (<
karagaza V).
mkarakala (noun), pl mikarakala, kind of tree, Bridelia zanzibarensis.
mkarati (noun), pl mikarati, tree (Baphia Kirikii).
mkareti (noun 3/4), pl miakareti, kind of thorny tree. katu hakukubali
kuuchezea mkareti ukamparura [Moh].
mkaribishaji (noun), pl wakaribishaji, generous person. (< karibia).
mkaribishaji (noun), pl wakaribishaji, hospitable. (< karibia).
mkarimu (noun 1/2), pl wakarimu, generous person. (< karama).
mkarimu (noun 1/2), pl wakarimu, hospitable. (< karama N).
mkasa (noun 3/4), pl mikasa, event. (< kisa N).
mkasa (noun 3/4), pl mikasa, incident. (< kisa N).
mkasa (noun 3/4), pl mikasa, misfortune.
mkasa (noun), pl mikasa, news (piece of).
mkasa (noun 3/4), pl mikasa, occurence. (< kisa N).
mkasama (noun 3/4), pl mikasama, distribution. (< kasimu).
mkasama (noun 3/4), pl mikasama, division. (< kasimu).
mkasama (noun), pl mikasama, math.division. (< kasimu).
mkasama (noun), pl mikasama, manioc (kind of).
mkasama (noun), pl mikasama, part. (< kasimu).
mkasama (noun 3/4), pl mikasama, partition. (< kasimu).
mkasama (noun), pl mikasama, share. (< kasimu).
mkasasi (noun), pl mikakasi, tree (kind of).
mkasi (noun), pl mikasi, scissors (pair of).
mkasiri (noun), pl mikasiri, shrub variety (the bark of which is used to
make a black dye).
mkassi (noun), pl mikassi, scissors (pair of).
mkata (noun 1/2), pl wakata, boaster.
mkata (noun 1/2), pl wakata, braggart.
mkata (noun 1/2), pl wakata, poor person.
mkataa (adverb), definitely.
mkataa (adverb), finally.
mkataa (adverb), irrevocably.
mkataa (adverb), unalterably.
mkataa (noun), decision.
mkataa (noun 3/4), pl mikataa, final settlement. (< kata V).
mkataa (noun), undertaking directed toward a goal.
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, agreement. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, charter. Baada ya Vita Kuu ya Kwanza,
Waingereza walitawala nchi yetu kwa mkataba maalum [Masomo 3]. After the
first World War the British ruled our country by a special charter.. (<
katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, contract. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, deed. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, pact. mkataba wa amani. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun), pl mikataba, mil. regulations. (< kitabu).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, settlement. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, statute. (< katiba V).
mkataba (noun 3/4), pl mikataba, treaty. (< katiba V).
mkataji (noun), pl wakataji, cutter (tailor etc). (< kata).
mkatale (noun 3/4), pl mikatale, foot shackles.
mkatale (noun 3/4), pl mikatale, stocks.
mkatani (noun), pl mikatani, sisal hemp plant(Agave sisalana). (<
katani).
mkatavu (noun 1/2), pl wakatavu, obstinate person. (< kataa V).
mkatavu (noun), pl wakatavu, quarrelsome person. (< kataa, katavu).
mkatavu (noun), pl wakatavu, stubborn person. (< kataa, katavu).
mkate (noun 3/4), pl mikate, cake. mkate mtamu. (< kata).
mkate (noun), pl mikate, compact. mkate wa tumbako. pressed/plug
tobacco.. (< kata).
mkate (noun 3/4), pl mikate, cut thing. (< kata V).
mkate (noun 3/4), pl mikate, loaf of bread. sinia yenye buli la chai na
sahani ya mikate [Sul]. (< kata V).
mkate (noun), pl mikate, pressed piece of something. mkate wa tumbako.
pressed/plug tobacco.. (< kata).
mkati (noun), pl wakati, cutter (tailor etc). (< kata).
mkatili (noun 1/2), pl wakatili, aggressor. (< katili adj).
mkatili (noun), pl wakatili, cruel person. Wakatili waliwafukuza [Masomo
88]. The cruel people drove them away.. (< katili).
mkatili (noun 1/2), pl wakatili, murderous person. (< katili adj).
mkatizo (noun), pl mikatizo, break. (< kata).
mkatizo (noun), pl mikatizo, interruption. (< kata).
mkatizo (noun), pl mikatizo, pause. (< kata).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, med.amputation. (< kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, compartment. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, cutting trees (act of). (< kata).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, cutting down. njia ya mkato. shortcut.. (<
kata).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, decisiveness. maneno ya mkato. resolute
words.. (< kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, deduction. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, determination. maneno ya mkato. resolute
words.. (< kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, division. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, felling trees (act of). (< kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, felling. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, firmness. maneno ya mkato. resolute words..
(< kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, incision. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, reduction. njia ya mkato. shortcut.. (<
kata).
mkato (noun 3/4), pl mikato, section. mkato wa duara. (< kata V).
mkato (noun), pl mikato, shortening. njia ya mkato. shortcut.. (<
kata).
Mkatoliki (noun 1/2), pl Wakatoliki, Catholic. (< Katoliki N).
mkavu (noun), pl wakavu, insolent person. mkavu wa macho. (< kavu,
kauka).
mkavu (noun), pl wakavu, rude person. mkavu wa macho. (< kavu, kauka).
mkazi (noun 1/2), pl wakazi, dweller. (< kaa V).
mkazi (noun 1/2), pl wakazi, inhabitant. (< kaa V).
mkazi (noun 1/2), pl wakazi, occupant. (< kaa V).
mkazi (noun 1/2), pl wakazi, resident. Kuna mabasi kuwahudumia wakazi
[Masomo 216]. There are buses that provide service to the residents.. (<
kaa V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, accent. alijibu Aziza kwa mkazo [Abd]. (<
kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, compressing. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, constancy. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, determination. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, durability. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, emphasis. mkazo wa sauti. accent (on a
syllable).. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, fastening. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, firmness. maneno yametamkwa kwa mkazo wa
kialimu [Muk]. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, force. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, pressing. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, pressure. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, pressure. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun 3/4), pl mikazo, resoluteness. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, securing. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, stability. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, steadfastness. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, strengthening. (< kaza V).
mkazo (noun), pl mikazo, stress. mkazo wa sauti. accent (on a
syllable).. (< kaza V).
mke (noun 1/2), pl wake, wife. (< -ke adj).
mke (noun 1/2), pl wake, woman. (< -ke adj).
mkebe (noun 3/4), pl mikebe, small bottle. (< Arabic).
mkebe (noun), pl mikebe, box.
mkebe (noun), pl mikebe, can.
mkebe (noun 3/4), pl mikebe, canister.
mkebe (noun), pl mikebe, case.
mkebe (noun 3/4), pl mikebe, pack. Wakati akimsubiri Inspekta alitoa
mkebe wake wa sigara akatoa moja na kujiwashia [Masomo 166]. While he
waited for the Inspector he took out his pack of cigarettes, took out one,
and lit up..
mkebe (noun 3/4), pl mikebe, phial. anauchukua ule mkebe wake wa madawa
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
mkebe (noun), pl mikebe, pot.
mkebe (noun 3/4), pl mikebe, tin.
mkeka (noun 3/4), pl mikeka, mat.
mkeketo (noun 3/4), pl mikeketo, equal-sized thing. (< keketa V).
mkeketo (noun), pl mikeketo, something of the same height (as something
or someone else). (< keketa).
mkeketo (noun), pl mikeketo, someone of the same size (as something or
someone else). (< keketa).
mkekewa (noun 3/4), pl mikekewa, sprawling weed with prickly stem.
umekuwa kama mkekewa husarifiki kwa miba [Moh].
mkereza (noun), pl wakereza, one who uses a lathe. (< kereza).
mkereza (noun), pl wakereza, pol. opportunist. (< kereza).
mkereza (noun), pl wakereza, pol. timeserver. (< kereza).
mkereza (noun), pl wakereza, turner. (< kereza).
mkero (noun), pl wakero, importunate person. (< kera).
mkero (noun), pl wakero, meddlesome person. (< kera).
mkesha (noun), pl mikesha, clearing up (after a rain).
mkesha (noun 1/2), pl wakesha, night watch. (< kesha V).
mkesha (noun 3/4), pl mikesha, vigil.
mkewe (noun), pl wakewe, his wife. mke wake.
mkia (noun), pl mikia, antenna (of an insect).
mkia (noun), pl mikia, lines of embroidery on a kanzu, proceeding from
the mjusi. mkia wa mjusi. "lines of embroidery on a kanzu, proceeding
from the mjusi"..
mkia (noun), pl mikia, feeler (of an insect).
mkia (noun 3/4), pl mikia, tail. la mkia. be last..
mkichaa (noun 1/2), pl wakichaa, crazy person. (< kichaa N).
mkichaa (noun), pl wakichaa, rare insane person. mwenye kichaa. "insane
person, madman, lunatic"..
mkichaa (noun), pl wakichaa, rare lunatic. mwenye kichaa. "insane
person, madman, lunatic"..
mkichaa (noun), pl wakichaa, rare madman. mwenye kichaa. "insane
person, madman, lunatic"..
mkidhi (noun), pl wakidhi, rel. the granter (of benefactions).
mkiki (noun), fish (kind of).
mkilemba (noun), pl wakilemba, successful candidate.
mkilemba (noun), pl wakilemba, prizewinner.
mkilemba (noun), pl wakilemba, someone who has earned the right to wear a
turban.
mkilua (noun 3/4), pl mikilua, liana species (the flowers of which are
used to make perfume). (< kilua).
mkilungwana (noun), pl mikilungwana, rubber tree variety (Landolphia
Kirkii).
mkiluwa (noun 3/4), pl mikiluwa, kind of liana with sweet-smelling
flowers. miasumini na miwaridi na mrihani na mkiluwa [Moh].
mkimbiaji (noun), pl wakimbiaji, sport halfback. (< kimbia).
mkimbiaji (noun 1/2), pl wakimbiaji, runner. (< kimbia V).
mkimbizi (noun), pl wakimbizi, deserter. (< kimbia).
mkimbizi (noun 1/2), pl wakimbizi, fugitive. watu kulala vichakani
kwenye baridi kama wakimbizi [Mun]. (< kimbia V).
mkimbizi (noun), pl wakimbizi, sport halfback. (< kimbia).
mkimbizi (noun), pl wakimbizi, persecutor. (< kimbia).
mkimbizi (noun), pl wakimbizi, pursuer. (< kimbia).
mkimbizi (noun 1/2), pl wakimbizi, refugee. Amin sasa ni mkimbizi
[Nyerere, Masomo 279]. Amin is now a refugee.. (< kimbia V).
mkimu (noun), pl wakimu, attentive person. (< kimu).
mkimu (noun), pl wakimu, careful person. (< kimu).
mkimu (noun), pl wakimu, one who harps on a subject. (< kimu).
mkimu (noun), pl wakimu, provider ( one who supplies someone else with
the necessities of life). (< kimu).
mkimu (noun), pl wakimu, supporter ( one who supplies someone else with
the necessities of life). (< kimu).
mkimwa (noun), pl wakimwa, ill-humored person. (< kimwa).
mkimwa (noun 1/2), pl wakimwa, obstinate person. (< kimwa V).
mkimwa (noun), pl wakimwa, unfriendly person. (< kimwa).
mkimya (noun 1/2), pl wakimya, quiet person. si kawaida Bahati kuwa
mkimya [Sul]. (< kimya N).
mkimya (noun 1/2), pl wakimya, silent person. (< kimya N).
mkinaifu (noun 1/2), pl wakinaifu, independent person. (< kinaifu A).
mkinaifu (noun 1/2), pl wakinaifu, self-satisfied person. (< kinaifu A).
mkinda (noun 9/10), pl mkamba, dance used in young girls' initiation
ceremony.
mkindani (noun), pl wakinzani, adversary. (< kinza, kinzani).
mkindani (noun), pl wakinzani, opponent. (< kinza, kinzani).
mkindu (noun), pl mikindu, wild date palm (Phoenix reclinata). (< kindu,
ukindu).
mkinga (noun 3/4), pl mikinga, barrier. (< kinga V).
mkinga (noun 3/4), pl mikinga, guard-rails. (< kinga V).
mkinga (noun), pl wakinga, person who impedes others. (< kinga,
mkingamo).
mkinga (noun 3/4), pl mikinga, obstacle. (< kinga V).
mkinga (noun 3/4), pl mikinga, obstruction. mkinga wa maji. (< kinga
V).
mkinga (noun), pl wakinga, person who obstructs others. (< kinga,
mkingamo).
mkingaji (noun), pl wakingaji, defender. (< kinga).
mkingaji (noun), pl wakingaji, protector. (< kinga).
mkingamo (noun 3/4), pl mikingamo, crossing. njia ya mkingamo. (< kinga
V).
mkingamo (noun 3/4), pl mikingamo, impediment. (< kinga V).
mkingamo (noun 3/4), pl mikingamo, obstacle. (< kinga V).
mkingamo (noun), pl mikingamo, opposition. (< kinga).
mkingamo (noun), pl mikingamo, resistance. (< kinga).
mkingiko (noun 3/4), pl mikingiko, cross-beam. (< kinga V).
mkingiko (noun 3/4), pl mikingiko, roof-beam. (< kinga V).
mkingiri (noun), pl mikingiri, shrub (the bark of which is used as a
remedy for snakebite).
mkingu (noun), tree (Albizzia lebbek).
mkinzani (noun), pl wakinzani, adversary. (< kinza, kinzani).
mkinzani (noun 1/2), pl wakinzani, obstructionist. (< kinza V).
mkinzani (noun), pl wakinzani, opponent. (< kinza, kinzani).
mkiristo (noun), pl wakristo, Christian. (< kikristo Adj, Ukristo N).
mkirizi (noun), pl mikirizi, drainage ditch. (< chirikia V).
mkirizi (noun), pl mikirizi, eaves. (< chirikia V).
mkirizi (noun), pl mikirizi, gutter. (< chirikia V).
mkirizi (noun), pl mikirizi, pipe. (< chirikia V).
mkitamli (noun), pl mikitamli, coconut palm (Cocos mucifera). (<
kitamli).
mkiwa (noun), pl wakiwa, beggar. (< kiwa).
mkiwa (noun), pl wakiwa, destitute person. (< kiwa).
mkiwa (noun 1/2), pl wakiwa, friendless person. (< ukiwa N).
mkiwa (noun 1/2), pl wakiwa, lonely person. (< ukiwa N).
mkiwa (noun), pl wakiwa, poor person. (< kiwa).
mkiwa (noun), pl wakiwa, solitary person. (< kiwa).
mkizi (noun), pl mikizi, cuttlefish. Nikishabihi mkizi [Amana, Masomo
408]. If I resembled a cuttle fish..
mkizi (noun), pl mikizi, sepia.
mkoa (noun 3/4), pl mikoa, province. Makabila haya ni kama Wamasai,
Watindaga na Wahadza wanaoishi katika mikoa ya Arusha, Singida na
Shinyanga [Masomo 308].. These are ethnic groups like the Masai, the
Tindiga and the Hadza who live in Arusha, Singida and Shinyanga
provinces..
mkoa (noun 3/4), pl mikoa, region.
mkoba (noun 3/4), pl mikoba, bag. anauchukua mkoba mkubwa kati ya mikoba
yake mingi [Mun].
mkoba (noun 3/4), pl mikoba, handbag. koba wa kike.
mkoba (noun 3/4), pl mikoba, pouch.
mkoba (noun), pl mikoba, purse. (< koba, kuba, kubaza).
mkoche (noun), pl mikoche, dwarf palm species (Hyphaene coriacea). (<
koche).
mkodi (noun), pl wakodi, one who leases. (< kodi).
mkodi (noun), pl wakodi, one who rents. (< kodi).
mkodi (noun), pl mikodi, spirit (supernatural).
mkoe (noun), pl mikoe, liana (Pergularia extensa).
mkogo (noun), pl mikogo, demonstration. (< koga).
mkogo (noun), pl mikogo, display. (< koga).
mkogo (noun), pl mikogo, show. (< koga).
mkojo (noun 3/4), pl mikojo, urine. mwaga mkojo. urinate.. (< kojoa
V).
mkojozi (noun 3/4), pl mikojozi, urine. mwaga mkojo. urinate.. (<
kojoa V).
mkoko (noun), pl mikoko, cocoa tree. (< koko).
mkoko (noun), pl mikoko, mangrove species of which the wood is used for
house building and the bark for the soles of sandals (Rhizophora
mucorata). Ukitaka kununua mikoko kwa wingi ama samaki, nenda Lamu
[Masomo 153]. If you want to buy mangrove in quantity or fish, go to
Lamu..
mkokoteni (noun 3/4), pl mikokoteni, handcart. (< kokota V).
mkokoteni (noun 3/4), pl mikokoteni, pushcart. (< kokota V).
mkokoto (noun 3/4), pl mikokoto, dragging (act of). (< kokota V).
mkokoto (noun), pl mikokoto, pulling. (< kokota).
mkokoto (noun), pl mikokoto, the track left when something is dragged
through the sand. (< kokota).
mkole (noun), pl mikole, bunch. mkole wa nuzi. a bunch of coconuts..
(< kole).
mkole (noun), pl mikole, bundle. mkole wa nuzi. a bunch of coconuts..
(< kole).
mkole (noun), pl mikole, tree (kind of).
mkoloni (noun), pl wakoloni, colonialist. (< koloni, ukoloni).
mkoma (noun), pl wakoma, one who stops doing something. (< koma).
mkoma (noun), pl mikoche, dwarf palm species (Hyphaene coriacea). (<
koche).
mkoma (noun), pl wakoma, rare leper.
mkomafi (noun), pl mikomafi, tree species (Carapa moluccensis).
mkomamanga (noun 3/4), pl mikomamanga, pomegranate tree( Punica
granatum). (< komamanga, Manga).
mkomba (noun), pl wakomba, drunkard. (< komba).
mkombo (noun 3/4), pl mikombo, handle (of rudder).
mkombo (noun), pl mikombo, tiller.
mkombozi (noun 1/2), pl wakombozi, liberator. (< komboa V).
mkombozi (noun), pl mikombozi, rel. Redeemer. (< komboa).
mkombozi (noun), pl mikombozi, rescuer. (< komboa).
mkombozi (noun), pl mikombozi, rel. Saviour. (< komboa).
mkombwe (noun), pl mikombwe, mkombwe( a powder used in a charms, made
from these seeds).
mkombwe (noun), pl mikombwe, seeds of the mkombwe(used in a board game).
mkombwe (noun), pl mikombwe, twining plant variety (Coesalpinia
bonducella).
mkomo (noun), pl mikomo, rare boundary. (< kikomo).
mkomo (noun), pl mikomo, rare end. (< kikomo).
mkomo (noun), pl mikomo, rare limit. (< kikomo).
mkomoka (noun), pl mikomoka, manioc (kind of).
mkomunisti (noun 1/2), pl wakomunisti, communist. (< komunisti).
mkomwe (noun), pl mikomwe, mkombwe( a powder used in a charms, made from
these seeds).
mkomwe (noun), pl mikomwe, seeds of the mkombwe(used in a board game).
mkomwe (noun), pl mikomwe, twining plant variety (Coesalpinia
bonducella).
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, canal.
mkondo (noun), pl mikondo, course. mkondo wa mto. bed of a river..
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, current. lilielea na kuzungushwa na
mkondo wa maji [Ya].
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, flow.
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, passage.
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, run.
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, rush (of water).
mkondo (noun), pl mikondo, track. mkondo wa simba. the track of the
lion..
mkondo (noun), pl mikondo, wake ( of a ship).
mkondo (noun 3/4), pl mikondo, wave.
mkondo wa stimu (noun), electric current. mkondo wa stimu. electric
current..
mkonga (noun), pl mikonga, trunk (of elephant).
mkonga (noun 3/4), pl mikonga, trunk (of elephant).
mkonge (noun), sea-fish (kind with poisonous spines).
mkonge (noun 3/4), pl mikonge, sisal plant. kijana angeondoka kwenda
Tanga kukata mkonge [Mun].
mkongojo (noun 3/4), pl mikongojo, cane. (< konga V).
mkongojo (noun 3/4), pl mikongojo, crutch. (< konga V).
mkongojo (noun 3/4), pl mikongojo, staff. (< konga V).
mkongojo (noun 3/4), pl mikongojo, stick. (< konga V).
mkongwe (noun), pl wakongwe, feeble person. (< kongwe, konga).
mkongwe (noun 1/2), pl wakongwe, very old person. (< konga V).
mkongwe (noun), pl wakongwe, sickly person. (< kongwe, konga).
mkonjo (noun), pl mikonjo, hunting spear. (< konzo).
mkonjo (noun), pl mikonjo, pointed stick. (< konzo).
-pa mkono (verb), give a hand.
-pa mkono (verb), lend a helping hand. (< idiomatic).
mkono (noun 3/4), pl mikono, arm. mkono wa kuume [kushoto].
mkono (noun), pl mikono, banana (variety of). mkono wa tembo. fig.
variety of bananas.. (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun), pl mikono, branch (of a river). (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun 3/4), pl mikono, hand.
mkono (noun), pl mikono, handle. mkono wa chungu. handle of a pan.. (<
kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun), pl mikono, inlet(of the sea). (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun), pl mikono, unit of length. (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun 3/4), pl mikono, palm.
mkono (noun), pl mikono, signature. tia mkono. sign (a letter,
document). (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkono (noun), pl mikono, trunk. mkono wa tembo. fig. variety of
bananas.. (< kikono, kono, ukono).
mkonyezo (noun), pl mikonyezo, hint. (< konyeza).
mkonyezo (noun), pl mikonyezo, sign. (< konyeza).
mkonyezo (noun), pl mikonyezo, signal. (< konyeza).
mkonyezo (noun), pl mikonyezo, warning. (< konyeza).
mkonyezo (noun), pl mikonyezo, wink. (< konyeza).
mkonzo (noun), pl mikonzo, hunting spear. (< konzo).
mkonzo (noun), pl mikonzo, pointed stick. (< konzo).
mkoo (noun), pl wakoo, dirty person. (< ukoo).
mkoo (noun 1/2), pl wakoo, hooligan.
mkoo (noun 1/2), pl wakoo, slattern.
mkoo (noun 1/2), pl wakoo, slut.
mkoo (noun), pl wakoo, untidy person. (< ukoo).
mkopaji (noun), pl wakopaji, debtor. (< kopa).
mkopaji (noun), pl wakopaji, rare swindler. (< kopa).
mkopeshi (noun 1/2), pl wakopeshi, creditor. (< kopesha V).
mkopeshi (noun), pl wakopeshi, creditor. (< kopa).
mkopeshi (noun), pl wakopeshi, lender. (< kopa).
mkopeshi (noun 1/2), pl wakopeshi, usurer. (< kopesha V).
mkopi (noun 1/2), pl wakopi, borrower. (< kopa V).
mkopi (noun), pl wakopi, debtor. (< kopa).
mkopi (noun), pl wakopi, rare swindler. (< kopa).
mkopo (noun 3/4), pl mikopo, credit. (< kopa V).
mkopo (noun 3/4), pl mikopo, loan. mkopo bila faida. (< kopa V).
mkopo (noun), pl mikopo, swindling. (< kopa).
mkopo (noun), pl mikopo, trickery. (< kopa).
mkora (noun 1/2), pl wakora, bandit. laghai, mikora, mihuni, hohehahe,
fukara [Ng].
mkora (noun 1/2), pl wakora, robber.
mkorofi (noun 1/2), pl wakorofi, brutal person. (< korofi adj).
mkorofi (noun), pl wakorofi, cruel person. (< korofi).
mkorofi (noun 1/2), pl wakorofi, destructive person. (< korofi adj).
mkorofi (noun 1/2), pl wakorofi, evil-minded person. (< korofi adj).
mkorofi (noun 1/2), pl wakorofi, malignant person. (< korofi adj).
mkorofi (noun 1/2), pl wakorofi, tyrannical person. (< korofi adj).
mkoroga (noun), pl wakoroga, agitator. (< kororga V).
mkoroga (noun), pl wakoroga, insurgent. (< kororga V).
mkoroga (noun), pl wakoroga, revolutionary. (< kororga V).
mkoroga (noun), pl wakoroga, troublemaker. (< kororga V).
mkorogai (noun), pl wakorogai, agitator. (< kororga V).
mkorogai (noun), pl wakorogai, insurgent. (< kororga V).
mkorogai (noun), pl wakorogai, revolutionary. (< kororga V).
mkorogai (noun), pl wakorogai, troublemaker. (< kororga V).
mkorogo (noun 3/4), pl mikorogo, agitation. (< koroga V).
mkorogo (noun 3/4), pl mikorogo, confusion. (< koroga V).
mkorogo (noun 3/4), pl mikorogo, discord. (< koroga V).
mkorogo (noun), pl wakorogo, pugnacious person. (= mkorogi). (< koroga
V).
mkorogo (noun), pl wakorogo, quarrelsome person. (= mkorogi). (< koroga
V).
mkorogo (noun 3/4), pl mikorogo, trouble-making. (< koroga V).
mkoromaji (noun), pl wakoromaji, one who habitually snores. (< koroma
V).
mkoromo (noun 3/4), pl mikoromo, purring (of cats). (< koroma V).
mkoromo (noun 3/4), pl mikoromo, snoring (act of). (< koroma V).
mkoromo (noun 3/4), pl mikoromo, snorting (act of). (< koroma V).
mkorosho (noun 3/4), pl mikorosho, cashew-nut tree.
mkorosho (noun), pl mikorosho, mkorosho (cashew apple tree, Anacardium
occidentale). (< korosho N).
mkosaji (noun), pl wakosaji, criminal. (< kosa V).
mkosaji (noun), pl wakosaji, one who violates the law. (< kosa V).
mkosaji (noun), pl wakosaji, offender. (< kosa V).
mkosaji (noun), pl wakosaji, rel. sinner. (< kosa V).
mkosefu (noun), pl wakosefu, criminal. (< kosa V).
mkosefu (noun), pl wakosefu, one who violates the law. (< kosa V).
mkosefu (noun), pl wakosefu, offender. (< kosa V).
mkosefu (noun), pl wakosefu, rel. sinner. (< kosa V).
mkosi (noun), pl wakosi, criminal. (< kosa V).
mkosi (noun), pl wakosi, one who violates the law. (< kosa V).
mkosi (noun 3/4), pl mikosi, bad luck. huu ni mkosi wa kujitakia
mwenyewe [Ng].
mkosi (noun), pl wakosi, offender. (< kosa V).
mkosi (noun 3/4), pl mikosi, bad omen.
mkosi (noun), pl wakosi, rel. sinner. (< kosa V).
mkota (noun), pl mikota, mkota (species of sweet sorghum, Sorghum
saccharatum).
mkowa (noun), pl mikowa, mkowa (bandage worn by women during pregnancy).
(< mkaja N).
mkristo (noun), pl wakristo, Christian. (< kikristo Adj, Ukristo N).
mkristu (noun), pl wakristu, Christian. (< kikristo Adj, Ukristo N).
mkubwa (noun), pl wakubwa, director. (< kubwa Adj).
mkubwa (noun), pl wakubwa, employer. (< kubwa Adj).
mkubwa (noun), pl wakubwa, leader. (< kubwa Adj).
mkubwa (noun), pl wakubwa, manager. (< kubwa Adj).
mkubwa (noun), pl wakubwa, superior. (< kubwa Adj).
mkudhumani (noun), pl mikudhumani, pomegranate tree. (< kudhumani N).
mkufu (noun 3/4), pl mikufu, necklace. Alivaa mkufu wa dhahabu.. S/he
wore a gold necklace..
mkufu (noun), pl mikufu, ornamental chain. Ni mwema utungo wangu, kwa
vikuba na mikufu [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 427]; mkufu wa shingo. My poem
is good for wearing as an ornamental chain of flowers or of precious
metal..
mkufunzi (noun), pl wakufunzi, educator. (< funda N). [rare]
mkufunzi (noun 1/2), pl wakufunzi, instructor. (< funza).
mkufunzi (noun), pl wakufunzi, journeyman. (< funda N).
mkufunzi (noun), pl wakufunzi, leader. (< funda N).
mkufunzi (noun 1/2), pl wakufunzi, senior student. (< funza V).
mkufunzi (noun), pl wakufunzi, teacher. (< funda N). [rare]
mkufunzi (noun), pl wakufunzi, skilled workman. (< funda N).
mkugenzi (noun), pl wakugenzi, boss. [rare]
mkugenzi (noun), pl wakugenzi, leader. [rare]
mkugenzi (noun), pl wakugenzi, manager. [rare]
mkugenzi (noun), pl wakugenzi, pioneer. [rare]
mkugenzi (noun), pl wakugenzi, superior. [rare]
-tupa mkuki (verb), pl tupa mikuki, throw a javelin. (< tupa V, mkuki
N).
mkuki (noun 3/4), pl mikuki, javelin.
mkuki (noun), pl mikuki, lance.
mkuki (noun 3/4), pl mikuki, spear. katikati ya mji alisimama Zakaria
pamoja na bintiye, mkuki mkononi [Kez].
mkuku (noun), pl mikuku, naut. keel (of a boat, ship).
mkuku (noun), pl mikuku, climbing plant (kind of).
mkule (noun), pl mikule, mkule (kind of sea-fish).
mkulima (noun 1/2), pl wakulima, cultivator. (< lima V).
mkulima (noun 1/2), pl wakulima, farmer. Mkulima mwenye shamba. A
farmer with a farm. (< lima V).
mkulivu (noun), pl wakulivu, boring person. (< kua V, kulivu Adj).
mkulivu (noun), pl wakulivu, idle person. (< kua V, kulivu Adj).
mkulivu (noun 1/2), pl wakulivu, lazy person. (< kulia V).
mkulivu (noun), pl wakulivu, tiresome person. (< kua V, kulivu Adj).
mkulo (noun 3/4), pl mikulo, filter.
mkulo (noun 3/4), pl mikulo, strainer (for grated coconut).
mkumbi (noun), pl mikumbi, mkumbi (a shrub, Ochna alboserrata. The bark
is used to prepare a yellow dye).
mkumbi (noun), pl mikumbi, traces (of an animal or person).
mkumbi (noun), pl mikumbi, track (of an animal or person).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, one who cleans up. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, gleaner. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, inconsiderate person. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, one who jostles. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, one who pushes. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, rough person. (< kumba V).
mkumbizi (noun), pl wakumbizi, one who makes a clean sweep of something.
(< kumba V).
mkumbo (noun 3/4), pl mikumbo, destruction. (< kumba V).
mkumbo (noun 3/4), pl mikumbo, devastation. (< kumba V).
mkumbo (noun 3/4), pl mikumbo, loss. (< kumba V).
mkumbufu (noun), pl wakumbufu, person with good memory. (< kumbuka V).
mtu mkumbufu (noun 1/2), pl watu wakumbufu, person with a good memory.
(< kumbuka V).
mkumbuu (noun 3/4), pl mikumbuu, bandage.
mkumbuu (noun 3/4), pl mikumbuu, belt.
mkumbuu (noun 3/4), pl mikumbuu, sash.
mkumbuu (noun 3/4), pl mikumbuu, sling.
mkumbuu (noun), pl mikumbuu, mil. shoulder strap.
mkunazi (noun), pl mikunazi, mkunazi (kind of tree, Zizyphus jujuba). (<
kunazi N).
mkundaji (noun), mkundaji (kind of fish).
mkunde (noun), pl mikunde, bean plant (Phaseolus vulgaris). (< ukunde
N).
mkunde (noun 3/4), pl mikunde, cowpea plant. (< kunde N).
mkundu (noun 3/4), pl mikundu, anus. (< kikundu N). [anat]
mkundu (noun 3/4), pl mikundu, ass.
mkung'uto (noun), pl mikung'uto, refuse. (< kunja V).
mkung'uto (noun), pl mikung'uto, rubbish. (< kunja V).
mkung'uto (noun 3/4), pl mikung'uto, shaking. (< kung'uta V).
mkung'uto (noun 3/4), pl mikung'uto, sifting. (< kung'uta V).
mkung'uto (noun 3/4), pl mikung'uto, trash. (< kung'uta V).
mkung'uto (noun 3/4), pl mikung'uto, winnowing. (< kung'uta V).
mkunga (noun), pl wakunga, confidential female adviser (older woman
friend who makes arrangements for marriage). (< kunga V, ukunga N).
mkunga (noun 3/4), pl mikunga, eel.
mkunga (noun), pl mikunga, species of marine eel.
mkunga (noun 1/2), pl wakunga, midwife. hii [mimba] ya tatu ndiyo haina
mkunga wala dakitari [Moh]. this third pregnancy does not have a midwife
or a doctor. (< kunga V).
mkungu (noun), pl mikungu, almond tree (Terminalia catappa). (< kungu
N).
mkungu (noun), pl mikungu, stem of the banana plant (with the entire
bunch of fruit).
mkungu (noun), pl mikungu, lid of a cooking pot. (< chungu N).
mkungu (noun), pl mikungu, frying pan. (< chungu N).
mkungu (noun), pl mikungu, cooking pot. (< chungu N).
mkunguma (noun), pl mikunguma, mkunguma (kind of tree, Sorindeia
usambaraensis).
mkungumanga (noun), pl mikungumanga, nutmeg tree (Myiatica fragran). (<
kungumanga N).
mkunguni (noun 1/2), pl wakunguni, idler. (< kunguni N).
mkunguni (noun 1/2), pl wakunguni, lazy person. (< kunguni N).
mkunguni (noun), pl mikunguni, long stick.
mkunguni (noun), pl mikunguni, stout stick.
mkunguni (noun), pl mikunguni, mkunguni (species of almond tree,
Terminalia Fatraea).
mkunguru (noun 3/4), pl mikunguru, sickness of acclimatization.
mkunguru (noun), newcomer's fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
mkunguru (noun), seasoning fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
mkunjaji (noun), pl wakunjaji, one who bends something; folder. mkunjaji
uso. "one who makes faces, clown".. (< kunja V).
mkunjaji (noun), pl wakunjaji, one who folds something; folder. mkunjaji
uso. "one who makes faces, clown".. (< kunja V).
mkunjo (noun 3/4), pl mikunjo, crease. suruali yenye mkunjo. (< kunja
V).
mkunjo (noun 3/4), pl mikunjo, fold. suruali yenye mkunjo. (< kunja V).
mkunjo (noun), pl mikunjo, wrinkle. suruali yenye mkunjo. trousers with
a pressed crease.. (< kunja V).
mkunjuo (noun 3/4), pl mikunjuo, development (geom and tech). (< kunja
V).
mkuno (noun), pl mikuno, grating (act of). (< kuna V).
mkuno (noun), pl mikuno, scraping (act of). (< kuna V).
mkuno (noun), pl mikuno, scratching (act of). (< kuna V).
mkunungu (noun), pl mikunungu, mkunungu (kind of tree the leaves of which
are eaten as a vegetable).
mkuo (noun), pl mikuo, bar (of gold).
mkuo (noun), pl mikuo, heap.
mkuo (noun), pl mikuo, ingot (of gold).
mkuo (noun), pl mikuo, lump.
mkupuo (noun 3/4), pl mikupuo, blow. (< kupua V).
mkupuo (noun 3/4), pl mikupuo, push. (< kupua V).
mkupuo (noun), pl mikupuo, pushing aside (act of). (< kupua V).
mkupuo (noun), pl mikupuo, getting rid of something (act of). (< kupua
V).
mkupuo (noun), pl mikupuo, shaking off (act of). (< kupua V).
mkupuo (noun 3/4), pl mikupuo, shove. (< kupua V).
mkupuzi (noun 1/2), pl wakupuzi, hitter. (< kupua V).
mkupuzi (noun), pl wakupuzi, one who is given to hitting. (< kupua V).
mkupuzi (noun), pl wakupuzi, one who is given to horseplay. (< kupua V).
mkupuzi (noun), pl wakupuzi, one who is given to pushing. (< kupua V).
mkuranga (noun 3/4), pl mikuranga, arid region.
mkuranga (noun 3/4), pl mikuranga, desert.
mkuro (noun 3/4), pl mikuro, cry (human or animal).
mkuro (noun), pl mikulo, filter.
mkuro (noun), pl mikulo, strainer.
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, cadre. (< kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, chairman. mkuu wa chama (kiti) [Rec]. party
leader.. (< kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, mil. commander. (< kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, director. mkuu wa skuli. school principal. (<
kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, head. mkuu wa skuli. school principal. (< kuu
Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, leader. mkuu wa chama (kiti) [Rec]. party
leader.. (< kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, manager. mkuu wa skuli. school principal. (<
kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, president. mkuu wa serikali/dola. chief of
state.. (< kuu Adj).
mkuru (noun), pl wakuru, superior. mkuu wa skuli. school principal. (<
kuu Adj).
mkurufunzi (noun), pl wakurufunzi, educator. (< funda N). [rare]
mkurufunzi (noun), pl wakurufunzi, journeyman. (< funda N).
mkurufunzi (noun), pl wakurufunzi, leader. (< funda N).
mkurufunzi (noun), pl wakurufunzi, teacher. (< funda N). [rare]
mkurufunzi (noun), pl wakurufunzi, skilled workman. (< funda N).
mkurugenzi (noun), pl wakurugenzi, boss.
mkurugenzi (noun 1/2), pl wakurugenzi, director. (< kuu A).
mkurugenzi (noun), pl wakurugenzi, leader. [rare]
mkurugenzi (noun), pl wakurugenzi, manager. [rare]
mkurugenzi (noun), pl wakurugenzi, pioneer. [rare]
mkurugenzi (noun), pl wakurugenzi, superior. [rare]
mkurungu (noun), pl mikurungu, mkurungu (kind of tree, Pterocarpus
chrysothrix).
mkururo (noun 3/4), pl mikururo, file. (< kuruta V).
mkururo (noun 3/4), pl mikururo, line. (< kuruta V).
mkururo (noun 3/4), pl mikururo, procession. (< kurura V).
mkururo (noun 3/4), pl mikururo, row. kichwani mwake mkururo wa mambo
yalipigana [Moh]. (< kurura V).
mkuruti (noun), pl mikuruti, tree (Baphia Kirikii).
mkuruzo (noun 3/4), pl mikuruzo, drawstring. (< kurura V).
mkuruzu (noun), pl mikuruzu, drawstring.
mkusanya (noun 1/2), pl wakusanya, collector. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyi (noun), pl wakusanyi, one who assembles. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyi (noun), pl wakusanyi, one who collects. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyi (noun), pl wakusanyi, one who gathers. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun), pl mikusanyiko, accumulation. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, assembly. jioni kwenye mkusanyiko
wa watu [Muk]. in the evening at the assembly of people. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun), pl mikusanyiko, collection. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, crowd. jioni kwenye mkusanyiko wa
watu [Muk]. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, gathering. jioni kwenye
mkusanyiko wa watu [Muk]. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun), pl mikusanyiko, heap. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, meeting. Mara nyingi visa na
ugomvi ama kutopatana kulisawazishwa kwenye sherehe na mukusanyiko wa ukoo
[Masomo 309]. Often matters and disputes or disagreements were resolved
in celebrations and a meeting of the clan.. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun), pl mikusanyiko, quantity. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun), pl mikusanyiko, set. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, throng. jioni kwenye mkusanyiko
wa watu [Muk]. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyiko (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyiko, tumult. jioni kwenye mkusanyiko
wa watu [Muk]. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyo (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyo, assembly. (< kusanya V).
mkusanyo (noun 3/4), pl mikusanyo, gathering. (< kusanya V).
mkutano (noun), pl mikutano, conference. mkutano wa waandishi/wanagazeti
[Rec]. press conference.. (< kuta V).
mkutano (noun), pl mikutano, consultation. mkutano wa
waandishi/wanagazeti [Rec]. press conference.. (< kuta V).
mkutano (noun), pl mikutano, discussion. mkutano wa waandishi/wanagazeti
[Rec]. press conference.. (< kuta V).
mkutano (noun), pl mikutano, meeting. mkutano wa umma. mass meeting..
(< kuta V).
mkutano (noun), pl mikutano, session. mkutano wa waandishi/wanagazeti
[Rec]; mkutano wa sasa wa OAU [Masomo 325]. press conference; the current
session of the OAU.. (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, bend. (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, curve. (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun), pl mikuto, finding (act of). (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, finding. (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, fold. (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun), pl mikuto, meeting (act of). (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, meeting (act of). (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun), pl mikuto, running across (act of). (< kuta V).
mkuto (noun 3/4), pl mikuto, running across. (< kuta V).
mkutuo (noun 3/4), pl mikutuo, impact. (< kutua V).
mkutuo (noun 3/4), pl mikutuo, jerk. (< kutua V).
mkutuo (noun 3/4), pl mikutuo, shock. (< kutua V).
mkuu (noun), pl wakuu, cadre. (< kuu Adj).
mkuu (noun), pl wakuu, chairman. mkuu wa chama (kiti) [Rec]. party
leader.. (< kuu Adj).
mkuu (noun), pl wakuu, mil. commander. (< kuu Adj).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, director. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, elder. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, head. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, leader. Wakuu hao jasiri waliwaokoa [Masomo
85]. Those brave leaders liberated them.. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, manager. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun), pl wakuu, president. mkuu wa serikali/dola. chief of
state.. (< kuu Adj).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, principal. (< kuu A).
mkuu (noun 1/2), pl wakuu, superior. (< kuu A).
mwujizi (noun), pl miujizi, something supernatural.
mkuwadi (noun), pl wakuwadi, impotence (sexual).
mkuyati (noun 3/4), pl mikuyati, aphrodisiac.
mkuyati (noun 3/4), pl mikuyati, restorative (sexual).
mkuyati (noun 3/4), pl mikuyati, tonic (sexual).
mkuyu (noun), pl mikuyu, wild fig tree. (< kuyu N).
mkuzaji (noun), pl wakuzaji, livestock breeder. (< kua V).
mkuzo (noun 3/4), pl mikuzo, amplification (process). (< kua V).
mkuzo (noun 3/4), pl mikuzo, enlargement. (< kua V).
mkwachuro (noun 3/4), pl mikwachuro, coconut disease.
mkwachuro (noun), pl mikwachuro, disease of coconuts.
mkwadi (noun), pl wakawadi, impotence (sexual).
mkwaju (noun 3/4), pl mikwaju, tamarind tree.
mkwakwa (noun), pl mikwakwa, mkwakwa (climbing plant bearing edible
fruit, Landolfia florida).
mkwakwara (noun), pl mikwakwara, mkwakwa (climbing plant bearing edible
fruit, Landolfia florida).
mkwamba (noun), pl mikwamba, thorny shrub (kind of).
mkwangwachare (noun), pl mikwangwachare, mkwangwachare (species of liana,
Smilax Kraussiana).
mkwao (noun), pl wakwao, fellow countryman. (< wao).
mkwao (noun), pl wakwao, fellow villager. (< wao).
mkwara (noun), pl mikwara, mkwara (kind of tree, Millettia Bussei).
mkware (noun), pl wakware, female animal in heat. (< kware Adj, ukware
N).
mkware (noun), pl wakware, lascivious person. (< kware Adj, ukware N).
mkware (noun), pl wakware, prostitute. (< kware Adj, ukware N).
mkware (noun), pl wakware, sensual person. (< kware Adj, ukware N).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, abrasion. (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, grating (action, sound). (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, scraper. (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, scratch. (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, track (of a snake, etc.). (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, trail (of a snake, etc.). (< kwaruza V).
mkwaruzo (noun), pl mikwaruzo, surface wound. (< kwaruza V).
mkwasi (noun), pl wakwasi, wealthy person. (< kwasi V, ukwasi N).
mkwasi (noun), pl wakwasi, well-to-do person. (< kwasi V, ukwasi N).
mkwe (noun 1/2), pl wakwe, in-law (relative by marriage).
mkweme (noun), pl mikweme, mkweme (species of liana, Telfairia pedata).
(< kweme N).
mkweo (noun 3/4), pl mikweo, ascent. (< kwea V).
mkweo (noun), pl mikweo, climbing (act of). (< kwea V).
mkweo (noun), pl mikweo, mounting (act of). (< kwea V).
mkwepuzi (noun 1/2), pl wakwepuzi, purse-snatcher. (< kwepua V).
mkwepuzi (noun), pl wakwepuzi, thief. (< kwepua V). [rare]
mkwezi (noun), pl wakwezi, one who makes a business of climbing coconut
trees to pick nuts. (< kwea V).
mkwezi (noun), pl mikwezi, creeper. (< kwea V).
mkwezi (noun), pl mikwezi, liana. (< kwea V).
mkwezi (noun), pl wakwezi, one who mounts. (< kwea V).
mkwezi (noun), pl mikwezi, climbing plant. (< kwea V).
mkwiji (noun 3/4), pl mikwiji, bag.
mkwiji (noun 3/4), pl mikwiji, pouch.
mkwiji (noun 3/4), pl mikwiji, purse.
mkwiro (noun 3/4), pl mikwiro, drumstick.
mla (noun), pl wala, consumer. mla riba. usurer. (< la V).
mla (noun), pl wala, eater. mla riba. usurer. (< la V).
mla riba (noun 1/2), pl wala riba, usurer. unyang'anyi wa wala riba
[Ya]. (< -la V, riba N).
mlaanifu (noun 1/2), pl walaanifu, accursed person. (< laana N, laani
V).
mlaanifu (noun), pl walaanifu, one who curses. (< laana N, laani V).
mlaanifu (noun), pl walaanifu, one who swears. (< laana N, laani V).
mlaanizi (noun 1/2), pl walaanizi, accursed person. (< laana N, laani
V).
mlaanizi (noun), pl walaanizi, one who curses. (< laana N, laani V).
mlaanizi (noun), pl walaanizi, one who swears. (< laana N, laani V).
mladi (noun 3/4), pl miladi, stick (used by weavers to tighten thread).
mlafi (noun 1/2), pl walafi, glutton. mtesaji, mlafi, dhulmati, afriti,
nduli mkubwa ... ! [Muk]. (< -la V).
mlaghai (noun), pl walaghai, cheat. (< laghai V).
mlaghai (noun), pl walaghai, deceiver. (< laghai V).
mlaghai (noun 1/2), pl walaghai, dishonest person. (< laghai N).
mlaghai (noun 1/2), pl walaghai, sly person. (< laghai N).
mlaghai (noun), pl walaghai, swindler. (< laghai V).
mlai (noun 1/2), pl walai, laity.
mlai (noun 1/2), pl walai, layman.
mlai (noun 1/2), pl walai, laypeople.
mlaji (noun 1/2), pl walaji, consumer. (< -la V).
mlaji (noun 1/2), pl walaji, great eater, one who likes to eat certain
things. (< la V).
mlala (noun), pl milala, mlala (species of dwarf palm).
mlalafi (noun), pl walalafi, irritable person. (< lala V).
mlalafi (noun), pl walalafi, quarrelsome person. (< lala V).
mlalafi (noun), pl walalafi, restless sleeper. (< lala V).
mlalaji (noun), pl walalaji, late sleeper. (< lala V).
mlalaji (noun), pl walalaji, sleepyhead. (< lala V).
mlalamishi (noun), pl walalamishi, plaintiff. (< lalama V). [rare]
mlalangwa (noun), pl milalangwa, mlalangwa (kind of tree, Ficus Bussei).
mlalavi (noun), pl walalavi, irritable person. (< lala V).
mlalavi (noun), pl walalavi, quarrelsome person. (< lala V).
mlalavi (noun), pl walalavi, restless sleeper. (< lala V).
mlalazamu (noun), pl walalazamu, guard. (< lala V, zamu V).
mlalazamu (noun), pl walalazamu, watchman. (< lala V, zamu V).
mlamba (noun), pl walamba, one who licks. (< lamba V).
mlamba (noun), ornith. kind of starling. mramba mweupe. golden
oriole..
mlamba (noun), pl walamba, has a sweet tooth. (< lamba V).
mlamu (noun 1/2), pl walamu, brother-in-law.
mlamu (noun), pl waamu, relative by marriage.
mlamu (noun), pl waamu, sister-in-law.
mlandawa (noun), pl milandawa, banyan tree.
mlangali (noun), pl milangali, mlangali (kind fo tree, Euphorbia).
mlangamia (noun), pl milangamia, mlangamia (parasitic plant growing on
cloves).
mlango (noun), pl milango, bottleneck.
mlango (noun), pl milango, chapter.
mlango (noun), pl milango, defile.
mlango (noun), pl milango, door. milango ya maarifa.. the five senses..
mlango (noun), pl milango, entrance. milango ya maarifa.. the five
senses..
mlango (noun), pl milango, goal.
mlango (noun), pl milango, mountain pass.
mlango (noun), pl milango, gate. milango ya maarifa.. the five senses..
mlango (noun), pl milango, genealogy.
mlanguzi (noun 1/2), pl walanguzi, middleman. (< langua V).
mlariba (noun), pl walariba, moneylender. (< mla N, riba N).
mlariba (noun 1/2), pl walariba, usurer. (< la V riba N).
mlariba (noun), usurer. la riba. practice usury..
mlazi (noun), pl milazi, cradle. (< lala V).
mlazi (noun), pl walazi, children's nurse. (< lala V).
mle (pronoun), in that.
mle (pronoun), within.
mle (pronoun), inside there.
mlegeo (noun 3/4), pl milegeo, loosening. (< legea V).
mlegeo (noun 3/4), pl milegeo, sagging. (< legea V).
mlegevu (noun 1/2), pl walegevu, careless person. (< legea V).
mlegevu (noun), pl walegevu, dejected person. (< lega V, legevu Adj).
mlegevu (noun), pl walegevu, depressed person. (< lega V, legevu Adj).
mlegevu (noun), pl walegevu, sickly person. (< lega V, legevu Adj).
mlegevu (noun 1/2), pl walegevu, slack person. (< legea V).
mlegevu (noun), pl walegevu, weak person. (< lega V, legevu Adj).
mlei (noun), pl walei, baby-sitter. (< mlezi N).
mlei (noun), pl walei, governess. (< lea V).
mlei (noun), pl walei, guardian. (< lea V).
mlei (noun 1/2), pl walei, laity.
mlei (noun 1/2), pl walei, layman.
mlei (noun 1/2), pl walei, laypeople.
mlei (noun), pl walei, children's maid. sina budi kuchagua mlezi wa
mwanangu [Sul]. (< lea V).
mlei (noun), pl walei, children's nurse. (< mlezi N).
mlei (noun), pl walei, nurse. sina budi kuchagua mlezi wa mwanangu
[Sul]. (< lea V).
mlei (noun), pl walei, tutor. (< lea V).
mwuguzi (noun), pl wauguzi, nurse. (< ugua V).
mleli (noun 3/4), pl mileli, tail-feathers (of bird often decorative).
mleli (noun), pl mileli, show signs of prosperity.
mlemavu (noun 1/2), pl walemavu, disabled person. Kila mfanya kazi
lazima awasaidie askari hawa walemavu kufanya kazi zao ...[Nyerere, Masomo
282]. Every worker must help these soldiers with disabilities to do their
work.. (< lemaa V).
mlembe (noun), pl milembe, honey bird (indicator indicator).
mlenge (noun 3/4), pl milenge, mlenge (game played by throwing sticks).
mlengu (noun), pl milengu, naut. outrigger.
mleo (noun), pl mileo, concussion. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun 3/4), pl mileo, reeling. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun), pl mileo, rocking. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun), pl mileo, rolling (of a ship). (< lewa V).
mleo (noun 3/4), pl mileo, staggering. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun), pl mileo, swaying. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun), pl mileo, vibration. (< lewa V).
mleo (noun), pl mileo, wavering. (< lewa V).
mletaji (noun), pl waletaji, bearer. (< leta V).
mletaji (noun), pl waletaji, deliverer. (< leta V).
mletaji (noun), pl waletaji, messenger. (< leta V).
mletaji (noun), pl waletaji, porter. (< leta V).
mletaji (noun), pl waletaji, sender (of a letter). (< leta V).
mlevi (noun 1/2), pl walevi, alcoholic. (< lewa V).
mlevi (noun 1/2), pl walevi, heavy drinker, drunkard. (< lewa V).
mlezi (noun 1/2), pl walezi, childcare provider. Muradi sote twasoma,
soteni tuwe walezi [Amana, Masomo 408]. Because we are both studying, we
both should be childcare providers.. (< lea).
mlezi (noun 1/2), pl walezi, governess. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl walezi, governess. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl walezi, guardian. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl walezi, children's maid. sina budi kuchagua mlezi wa
mwanangu [Sul]. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl milezi, species of millet plant. (< ulezi N).
mlezi (noun 1/2), pl walezi, nurse. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl walezi, nurse. sina budi kuchagua mlezi wa mwanangu
[Sul]. (< lea V).
mlezi (noun 1/2), pl walezi, patron (of a kwaya). (< lea V).
mlezi (noun), pl milezi, scrofula. [med]
mlezi (noun), pl milezi, swelling of the neck glands. [med]
mlezi (noun), pl walezi, tutor. (< lea V).
mwaguzi (noun), pl waaguzi, nurse. (< ugua V).
mlia (noun 1/2), pl walia, one who cries (eg. child). (< lia V).
mlia (noun 3/4), pl milia, striped pattern (of cloth).
mlia (noun), pl milia, colored stripe.
mlilana (noun), pl mililana, mangrove variety (Sonneratia caesolaria or
acida).
mlima (noun 3/4), pl milima, steep climb. mlima wa moto. volcano. (<
kilima N).
mlima (noun 3/4), pl milima, large hill. mlima wa moto. volcano. (<
kilima N).
mlima (noun 3/4), pl milima, mountain. mlima wa moto. volcano. (<
kilima N).
mlimaji (noun), pl walimaji, agricultural worker. (< lima V). [rare]
mlimaji (noun 1/2), pl walimaji, cultivator. (< lima V).
mlimaji (noun), pl walimaji, farmer. (< lima V). [rare]
mlimao (noun), pl milimau, lemon tree ((Citrus limonum). (< limau N).
mlimau (noun), pl milimau, lemon tree ((Citrus limonum). (< limau N).
mlimbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, economy. (< limbika V).
mlimbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, reserve fund. (< limbika V). [econ]
mlimbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, reserve. (< limbika V).
mlimbiko (noun 3/4), pl milimbiko, savings. (< limbika V).
mlimbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, supply (econ.) reserve fund. (< limbika
V).
mlimbiko (noun), pl milimbiko, thrift. (< limbika V).
mlimbiko (noun 3/4), pl milimbiko, treasure. (< limbika V).
mlimbolimbo (noun), pl milimbolimbo, mlimbolimbo (a thorn bush, Euphorbia
cuneata). (< ulimbo N).
mlimbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, first benefits. (< limbua V).
mlimbuko (noun 3/4), pl milimbuko, enjoyment (after anticipation). (<
limbuka V).
mlimbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, anticipated enjoyment. (<
limbua V).
mlimbuko (noun 3/4), pl milimbuko, first fruits. (< limbuka V).
mlimbuko (noun), pl malimbuko, milimbuko, anticipated pleasure. (<
limbua V).
mlimi (noun), pl walimi, boaster. (< limi Adj, ulimi N).
mlimi (noun), pl walimi, braggart. (< limi Adj, ulimi N).
mlimi (noun), pl walimi, chatterer. (< limi Adj, ulimi N).
mlimi (noun), pl walimi, gossip. (< limi Adj, ulimi N).
mlimi (noun), pl walimi, talebearer. (< limi Adj, ulimi N).
mlimi (noun 1/2), pl walimi, talkative person. (< ulimi N).
mlimi (noun 1/2), pl walimi, person with biting tongue. mkewe [...]
alikuwa mweupe chuju, mwembamba, mkavu, na mlimi [Sul]. (< lima V).
mlimo (noun 3/4), pl milimo, agriculture. (< lima V).
mlimo (noun 3/4), pl milimo, cultivation. (< lima V).
mlimo (noun 3/4), pl milimo, farming. (< lima V).
mlimo (noun 3/4), pl milimo, tillage. (< lima V).
mlimwengu (noun), pl walimwengu, easy-going person. (< ulimwengu N).
mlimwengu (noun), pl walimwengu, happy-go-lucky person. (< ulimwengu N).
mlimwengu (noun), pl walimwengu, human-being. Ni wamoja walimwengu, wa
chapati na wa mofa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 425]. The people are the same
whether they eat flatbread or wholewheat bread.. (< ulimwengu N).
mlimwengu (noun), pl walimwengu, inhabitant of the earth. (< ulimwengu
N).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, caretaker. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun 1/2), pl walinda, defender. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, guard. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, mil. guard. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, keeper. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun 1/2), pl walinda, protector. Hakuwa mtawala tu bali mlinda
amani na mila za nchi [Masomo 305].. He was not just a ruler but a
protector of the peace and the customs of the nation.. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, mil. sentry. (< linda V).
mlinda (noun), pl walinda, watchman. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, caretaker. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, guard. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, mil. guard. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, keeper. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, mil. sentry. (< linda V).
mlindaji (noun), pl walindaji, watchman. mlinda ndege. (< linda V).
mlingano (noun), pl milingano, math. equation. (< linga V).
mlingano (noun), pl milingano, harmony. (< linga V).
mlingano (noun 3/4), pl milingano, likeness. (< lingana V).
mlingano (noun 3/4), pl milingano, resemblance. (< lingana V).
mlingano (noun 3/4), pl milingano, similarity. (< lingana V).
mlingano (noun), pl milingano, geom. symmetry. (< linga V).
mlingano (noun), pl milingano, unision. (< linga V).
mlingoti (noun 3/4), pl milingoti, mast. [naut]
mlingoti (noun), pl milingoti, ship's mast. mlingo wa maji. bowsprit..
mlingoti (noun), pl milingoti, vulg. penis.
mlingoti (noun 3/4), pl milingoti, pole. [naut]
mlinzi (noun), pl walinzi, defender. (< linda V).
mlinzi (noun 1/2), pl walinzi, guard. mlinzi wa doria. soldier on
patrol; on the front line. (< linda V).
mlinzi (noun 1/2), pl walinzi, guardian. ushupavu wa mfungwa aujuaye
mlinzi [Ng]. (< linda V).
mlinzi (noun), pl walinzi, protector. Komenjue alikuwa kiongozi na
mlinzi wa Wameru [Masomo 87]. Komenjue was the leader and protector of
the Meru people.. (< linda V).
mlinzi (noun 1/2), pl walinzi, watchman. (< linda V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, bang. mlio wa bunduki. rifle shot.. (< lia V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, bellow. mlio wa ng'ombe. lowing of cattle.. (<
lia V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, cry (of a person or animal). mlio wa ng'ombe.
lowing of cattle.. (< lia V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, report. mlio wa bunduki. rifle shot.. (< lia
V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, roar etc.. mlio wa ng'ombe. lowing of cattle..
(< lia V).
mlio (noun), pl milio, sound (in general). (< lia V).
mlio (noun 3/4), pl milio, piece of stick used for twisting the rope
tightening firewood.
mlipa (noun 1/2), pl walipa, one who pays, payer. (< lipa V).
mlipaji (noun 1/2), pl walipaji, one who pays, payer. (< lipa V).
mlipi (noun 1/2), pl walipi, one who pays, payer. (< lipa V).
mlipuko (noun), pl milipuko, detonation. (< lipuka V).
mlipuko (noun), pl milipuko, explosion. (< lipuka V).
mlisha (noun 1/2), pl walisha, caretaker. (< lisha V).
mlisha (noun 1/2), pl walisha, feeder. (< lisha V).
mlisho (noun 3/4), pl milisho, feeding. (< la V).
mlisho (noun), pl milisho, food. (< la V).
mlisho (noun), pl milisho, Isl. month of the Muhammadan year (preceding
Ramadhan).
mlisho (noun), pl milisho, nourishment. (< la V).
mliwa (noun), pl miliwa, mliwa (kind of tree, Spirostachys africana). (<
liwa N).
mlizabu (noun), pl mirizabu, channel. (< mlizamu).
mlizabu (noun), pl mirizabu, drain. (< mlizamu).
mlizabu (noun), pl mirizabu, faucet. (< mlizamu).
mlizabu (noun), pl mirizabu, pipe. (< mlizamu).
mlizabu (noun), pl mirizabu, water tap. (< mlizamu).
mlizamu (noun 3/4), pl milizamu, eaves. utadhani milizamu imepasuka
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
mlizamu (noun 3/4), pl milizamu, gutter.
mlizamu (noun 3/4), pl milizamu, pipe.
mlizamu (noun 3/4), pl milizamu, spout.
mlizamu (noun 3/4), pl milizamu, vein (fig.). milizamu ikatutusika chini
ya masikio yake kama iliyopulizwa [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mlizi (noun 1/2), pl walizi, crier. (< lia V).
mlizi (noun), pl walizi, one who cries. (< lia V).
mlizi (noun), pl walizi, one who causes someone to make a noise. (< lia
V).
mlizi (noun), pl walizi, one who causes something to make a noise. (<
lia V).
mlizi (noun 1/2), pl walizi, noisemaker. (< lia V).
mlizi (noun), pl walizi, one who screams. (< lia V).
mlizi (noun), pl walizi, one who whines. (< lia V).
mlo (noun), pl milo, banquet. (< la V).
mlo (noun), pl milo, diet. (< la V).
mlo (noun 3/4), pl milo, eating. mlo unaendelea kwa furaha [Muk]. (< -
la V).
mlo (noun 3/4), pl milo, fodder. (< la V).
mlo (noun 3/4), pl milo, food. (< la V).
mlo (noun), pl milo, provender. (< la V).
mlo (noun 3/4), pl milo, serving (of food). Huliwa na mlo wa aina yo
yote ya nafaka [Masomo 16]. It is eaten with a serving of any type of
food made from grain.. (< la V).
mlongo (noun), pl miongo, decade. mwongo wa kwanza. first decade..
mlongo (noun), pl waongo, wawongo, deceiver. (< uongo, uwongo).
mlongo (noun), pl miongo, decimal. hesabu za miongo. decimal
arithmetic..
mlongo (noun), pl waongo, wawongo, liar. (< uongo, uwongo).
mlongo (noun), pl miongo, number. yuko katika miongo yao. he is one of
them..
mlonjo (noun), pl milonjo, stilt (used in various games). (< lonjo Adj).
mlowezi (noun 1/2), pl walowezi, settler. Serikali mbaya ya walowezi
ilitunyimba haki [Kenyatta Masomo 116]. The evil settler government
denied us justice.. (< lowea V).
mlozi (noun 3/4), pl milozi, almond tree.
mlumbaji (noun), pl walumbaji, eloquent person. (< lumba V).
mlumbaji (noun), pl walumbaji, orator. (< lumba V).
mlumbaji (noun), pl walumbaji, speaker. (< lumba V).
mlungula (noun 3/4), pl milungula, blackmail.
mlungula (noun), pl milungula, bribe. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl milungula, bribery. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl milungula, corruption. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl walungula, extortionist. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl walungula, robber. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl walungula, swindler. (< lungula V).
mlungula (noun), pl walungula, thief. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, bribe. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, bribery. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, corruption. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, extortionist. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, robber. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, swindler. (< lungula V).
mlungura (noun), pl milungura, thief. (< lungula V).
mluzi (noun 3/4), pl miluzi, whistle.
mluziluzi (noun), pl miluziluzi, mluziluzi (kind of tree; the seed pods
make a whistling sound in the wind). (< uluzi N).
Mmaasai (noun 1/2), pl Wamaasai, Maasai.
mmalidadi (adjective), conceited.
mmalidadi (adjective), modern.
mmalidadi (adjective), stylish.
mmalidadi (adjective), vain.
mmalidadi (noun), dandy.
mmalidadi (noun), showily dressed person.
mmalidadi (noun), fop.
mmalidadi (noun), person dressed in up-to-date style.
mmalidadi (noun 6), tidy person.
Mmarekani (noun 1/2), pl Wamarekani, American person.
mmasihiya (noun), pl wamasihiya, Christian. ( = mkristo).
mmasiya (noun), pl wamasiya, Christian. ( = mkristo).
mmbea (noun), pl wambea, chatterer. (< mbea N, umbea N).
mmbea (noun), pl wambea, curious person. (< mbea N, umbea N).
mmbea (noun), pl wambea, gossip. (< mbea N, umbea N).
mmbea (noun), pl wambea, inquisitive person. (< mbea N, umbea N).
mmbea (noun), pl wambea, scandal-monger. (< mbea N, umbea N).
mmbuji (noun), pl wambuji, well-dressed person. (< umbuji N).
mmbuji (noun), pl wambuji, elegant person. (< umbuji N).
mmea (noun 3/4), pl mimea, plant. (< mea V).
mmea (noun 3/4), pl mimea, shoot. (< mea V).
mmea (noun 3/4), pl mimea, sprout. (< mea V).
mmea (noun), pl mimea, vegetation. (< mea V).
mmea (noun 3/4), pl mimea, vegetation. (< mea V).
mmego (noun 3/4), pl mimego, biting. (< mega V).
mmego (noun 3/4), pl mimego, breaking. (< mega V).
mmego (noun 3/4), pl mimego, ripping. (< mega V).
mmego (noun 3/4), pl mimego, tearing (up or to pieces). (< mega V).
mmelea (noun), pl mimelea, creeping plant. (< mea V).
mmelea (noun), pl mimelea, parasite plant. (< mea V).
mmelea (noun), pl mimelea, climbing plant. (< mea V).
mmeremeto (noun 3), glittering. mmeremeto wa mbaamwezi [Moh]. (<
meremeta V).
mmeremeto (noun 3), shining. (< meremeta V).
mmisionari (noun), pl wamisionary, missionary. (< Eng.).
Mmisri (noun), pl Wamisri, Egyptian.
mmoja (adjective), one (person or thing). (< moja adj).
mmoja (noun), pl wamoja, a certain person. kila mmoja. each (and every)
one.. (< moja).
mmoja (noun), pl wamoja, someone. kila mmoja. each (and every) one. (<
moja).
mmomonyoko (noun 3/4), pl mimomonyoko, breaking off. (< momonyoka V).
mmomonyoko (noun 3/4), pl mimomonyoko, erosion. (< momonyoka V).
mmoyomoyo (noun), pl mimoyomoyo, mmoyomoyo (a shrub, Sapindus saponaria).
mmrima (noun), pl wamrima, coast dweller. (< mrima N).
mmumunye (noun), pl mimumunye, bottle-gourd plant.
mmung'unye (noun), pl mimung'unye, bottle-gourd plant.
mmunina (noun), pl waminina, Isl. an orthodox Moslem, a true believer.
(< amini V).
Mmvita (noun), pl wamvita, inhabitant of Mombasa. (< Mvita N, Kimvita
N).
mmwagiko (noun 3/4), pl mimwagiko, pouring out. kuzuia mmwagiko wa mvua
ya rasharasha [Ma]. (< mwaga V).
mmwaka (noun), pl mimwaka, shrub (Sapindus saponaria).
mmwambao (noun 1/2), pl wamwambao, coast dweller. (< mwambao N).
mmwambao (noun), pl wamwambao, one who lives on the coast. (< ambaa V,
mwambao N). [rare]
mna (verb conjugated), you have.
mna (verb conjugated), there is.
mnaa (noun 1/2), pl wanaa, traitor. wee Check-bob mnaa wee [Ma]. (<
Arabic).
mnaanaa (noun), pl minanaa, mint plant. (< nanaa N).
mnada (noun), pl minada, auction. piga (uza kwa) mnada [Rec]. auction
off.. (< nadi V).
mnada (noun), pl minada, chamber of commerce. (< nadi V). [rare]
mnada (noun), pl minada, sale. piga (uza kwa) mnada [Rec]. auction
off.. (< nadi V).
mnadi (noun), pl wanadi, announcer. mnadi sala. "one who calls to
prayer, muezzin".. (< nadi V).
mnadi (noun 1/2), pl wanadi, auctioneer. (< nadi V).
mnafiki (noun), pl wanafiki, deceiver. (< unafiki N).
mnafiki (noun 1/2), pl wanafiki, hypocrite. (< unafiki N).
mnafiki (noun), pl wanafiki, liar. (< unafiki N).
mnajimu (noun 1/2), pl wanajimu, astrologer. (< unajimu N).
mnajimu (noun), pl wanajimu, astronomer. (< unajimu N).
mnajimuu (noun), pl wanajimu, astronomer. (< unajimu N).
mnajisi (noun), pl wanajisi, impure person. (< najisi Adj).
mnajisi (noun), pl wanajisi, profane person. (< najisi Adj).
mnajisi (noun 1/2), pl wanajisi, unclean person. (< najisi A).
mnamo (adverb), at about.
mnamo (adverb), approximately.
mnamo (adverb), by.
mnamo (adverb), within (time period).
mnamo (preposition), in (temporal).
mnana (noun), pl minana, yellow dye (used for staining strips from which
mats are made).
mnana (noun), pl minana, ornith. finch.
mnana (noun), pl minana, ornith. golden weaver..
mnanaa (noun), pl minanaa, mint plant. (< nanaa N).
mnanasi (noun 3/4), pl minanasi, pineapple plant. (< nanasi N).
mnandi (noun), pl wanandi, orinth. mnandi (comorant, Phalacrocorax).
mnara (noun 3/4), pl minara, landmark. Mlima Kilimanjaro ni mnara wa
Afrika [Masomo 4]. Mount Kilimanjaro is an African landmark.
mnara (noun 3/4), pl minara, lighthouse.
mnara (noun), pl minara, minaret. (< nuru N).
mnara (noun 3/4), pl minara, monument. (< nurisha V).
mnara (noun), pl minara, steeple. (< nuru N).
mnara (noun 3/4), pl minara, tower. (< nuru N).
mnara wa taa (noun 3/4), pl minara ya taa, lighthouse.
Mnasara (noun 1/2), pl Wanasara, Nazarene.
mnaso (noun), pl minaso, catching (act of). (< nasa V).
mnaso (noun 3/4), pl minaso, trap. (< nasa V).
mnaso (noun), pl minaso, what is caught in a trap. (< nasa V).
mnato (noun 3/4), pl minato, sticking together. (< nata V).
mnato (noun 3/4), pl minato, viscosity. (< nata V).
mnavu (noun), pl minavu, nightshade. [bot]
mnawili (noun), mnwawili (an agreement for shipping goods). (< nauli N).
mnazaa (noun), pl minazaa, dispute. (< nazaa V).
mnazaa (noun), pl minazaa, ill-feeling. (< nazaa V).
mnazaa (noun), pl minazaa, quarrel. (< nazaa V).
mnazaa (noun 1/2), pl wanazaa, quarrelsome person. (< nazaa V).
mnazaa (noun), pl wanazaa, one who does a shameful thing. (< nazaa V).
mnazi (noun 3/4), pl minazi, coconut palm.
mnazi mkinda (noun 3/4), pl minazi mikinda, young coconut palm.
mndimu (noun), pl midimu, lime tree (Citrus aurantifolia). (< ndimu N).
mndunga (noun), pl mindunga, mdunga (bitter species of manioc).
mnena (noun), pl wanena, eloquent speaker. mnena watu. "popular
speaker, demagogue".. (< nena V).
mnena (noun), pl wanena, confident speaker. (< nena V).
mnenaji (noun 1/2), pl wanenaji, gossip. (< nena V).
mnenaji (noun 1/2), pl wanenaji, orator. (< nena V).
mnene (noun 1/2), pl wanene, fat person. (< -nene adj).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, advocate. (< nenea V).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, critic. (< nenea V).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, defender. (< nenea V).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, opponent. (< nenea V).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, pleader. (< nenea V).
mnenea (noun 1/2), pl wanenea, proponent. (< nenea V).
mneneji (noun), pl waneneji, gossip. (< nena V).
mneneji (noun), pl waneneji, talkative person. (< nena V).
mneni (noun), pl waneni, gossip. (< nena V).
mneni (noun), pl waneni, talkative person. (< nena V).
mneso (noun 3/4), pl mineso, springing.
mng'ang'anio (noun 3/4), pl ming'ang'anio, adhesion. (< ng'ang'ana V).
mng'ao (noun 3/4), pl ming'ao, brightness. (< ng'aa V).
mng'ao (noun), pl ming'aro, clarity. (< ng'aa V).
mng'ao (noun), pl ming'aro, intelligibility. (< ng'aa V).
mng'ao (noun), pl ming'aro, lucidity. (< ng'aa V).
mng'ariza (noun 1/2), pl wang'ariza, person with bright piercing eyes.
(< ng'aa V).
mng'ariza (noun 1/2), pl wang'ariza, sorcerer. (< ng'aa V).
mng'ariza (noun 1/2), pl wang'ariza, wicked person. (< ng'aa V).
mng'arizo (noun 3/4), pl ming'arizo, brightness. (< ng'aa V).
mng'arizo (noun), pl ming'arizo, glare. (< ng'aa V).
mng'arizo (noun), pl ming'arizo, gleam. (< ng'aa V).
mng'arizo (noun), pl ming'arizo, glitter. mng'arizo wa macho.
shining/pierching eyes.. (< ng'aa V).
mng'arizo (noun), pl ming'arizo, glow. (< ng'aa V).
mng'aro (noun 3/4), pl ming'aro, brightness. (< ng'ara V).
mng'aro (noun), pl ming'aro, clarity. (< ng'aa V).
mng'aro (noun), pl ming'aro, intelligibility. (< ng'aa V).
mng'aro (noun), pl ming'aro, lucidity. (< ng'aa V).
mng'aro (noun 3/4), pl ming'aro, polish. (< ng'ara V).
mng'aro (noun 3/4), pl ming'aro, shine. [midomo yake] imerembwa mng'aro
wa wardi [Moh]. (< ng'ara V).
mng'oaji (noun 1/2), pl wang'oaji, one who digs out. (< ng'oa V).
mng'oaji (noun 1/2), pl wang'oaji, one who extracts. (< ng'oa V).
mng'oaji (noun), pl wang'oaji, one who pulls something out. mng'oaji
meno. dentist.. (< ng'oa V).
mng'oaji (noun 1/2), pl wang'oaji, one who uproots. (< ng'oa V).
mngago (noun), pl mingago, clarity. (< ng'aa V).
mngago (noun), pl mingago, intelligibility. (< ng'aa V).
mngago (noun), pl mingago, lucidity. (< ng'aa V).
mngazija (noun), pl wangazija, inhabitant of the Comoro Islands. (<
ngazija).
mngoja (noun), pl wangoja, attendant. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mngoja (noun), pl wangoja, guard. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (< ngoja
V).
mngoja (noun), pl wangoja, keeper. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (< ngoja
V).
mngoja (noun 1/2), pl wangoja, sentry. (< ngoja V).
mngoja (noun 1/2), pl wangoja, waiter. (< ngoja V).
mngoja (noun), pl wangoja, watchman. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mngojaji (noun), pl wangojaji, attendant. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper.
(< ngoja V).
mngojaji (noun), pl wangojaji, guard. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mngojaji (noun), pl wangojaji, keeper. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mngojaji (noun), pl wangojaji, watchman. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mwuguzi (noun), pl wauguzi, medical attendant. (< ugua V).
mngoje (noun), pl wangoje, attendant. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mngoje (noun), pl wangoje, guard. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (< ngoja
V).
mngoje (noun), pl wangoje, keeper. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (< ngoja
V).
mngoje (noun), pl wangoje, watchman. mngoja mlango. doorkeeper. (<
ngoja V).
mwaguzi (noun), pl waaguzi, medical attendant. (< ugua V).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, caretaker.
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, guard. (< ngoza).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, housekeeper. (< ngoza).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, observer. (< ngoza).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, protector. (< ngoza).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, steward. (< ngoza).
mngojezi (noun), pl wangojezi, watchman.
mnguri (noun), pl minguri, wooden hammer (used by shoemakers).
mnguri (noun 3/4), pl minguri, mallet (of shoemaker).
mngurumizi (noun), pl wangurumizi, one who bellows. (< nguruma V).
mngurumizi (noun 1/2), pl wangurumizi, faultfinder. (< nguruma V).
mngurumizi (noun 1/2), pl wangurumizi, growler. (< nguruma V).
mngurumizi (noun), pl wangurumizi, one who growls. (< nguruma V).
mngurumizi (noun 1/2), pl wangurumizi, grumbler. (< nguruma V).
mngurumizi (noun), pl wangurumizi, one who roars. (< nguruma V).
mngwana (noun), pl wangwana, free man. (< uungwana).
mngwana (noun), pl wangwana, gentleman. (< uungwana).
mngwana (noun), pl wangwana, polite person. (< uungwana).
mngwana (noun), pl wangwana, well-bred person. (< uungwana).
mnili (noun 3/4), pl minili, indigo plant( Indigofera tinctoria). (<
nili).
mnimbi (noun), fish (large kind).
mninga (noun), pl mininga, tree species (famous for its lumber and now
protected by law).
mnjugumawe (noun), pl minjugumawe, Madagascar peanut plant. (< njugu N).
mnjugumawe (noun), pl minjugumawe, Bambara peanut plant.
mnjugunyasa (noun), pl minjugunyasa, peanut plant (Archais hypogaea). (<
njugu N).
mno (adverb), more than enough.
mno (adverb), especially.
mno (adverb), excessively (Sometimes used in conjunction with other words
of similar senses). sana mno, mno ajabu, etc.].
mno (adverb), extremely.
mno (adverb), inordinately. sana mno, mno ajabu, etc.].
mno (adverb), too much. sana mno, mno ajabu, etc.].
mno (adverb), unusually. sana mno, mno ajabu, etc.].
mno (adverb), very. sana mno, mno ajabu, etc.].
mnofu (noun 3/4), pl minofu, flesh (without fat or bones). dogi mbwa
koko aliyekosa mnofu [Ma]. (< nona V).
mnofu (noun), pl minofu, lean meat (without fat or bones). (< nofu,
kinofu, nofoa).
mnofu (noun 3/4), pl minofu, meat. (< nona V).
mnoga (noun), pl minoga, green tobacco leaf.
mnong'onezi (noun), pl wanong'onezi, prompter. (< nong'ona).
mnong'onezi (noun), pl wanong'onezi, whisperer. (< nong'ona).
mnong'oni (noun), pl wanong'oni, prompter. (< nong'ona).
mnong'oni (noun), pl wanong'oni, whisperer. (< nong'ona).
mnong'ono (noun 3/4), pl minong'ono, rumor. alifoka kwa mnong'ono [Mt].
s/he gushed with rumors.. (< nong'ona V).
mnong'ono (noun 3/4), pl minong'ono, whisper. Toka zama za kale, huyu
ndege hushika minong'ono ya watu na kuanza kukebehi washenzi kama mimi
[Chacha, Masomo 378].. Since the distant past that bird has grasped
people's whispers and has begun to insult uncivilized people like me.. (<
nong'ona V).
mnong'ono (noun), pl minong'ono, rumor. (< nong'ona).
mnong'ono (noun), pl minong'ono, idle talk. (< nong'ona).
mnubi (noun), pl wanubi, Nubian person. (< kinubi N).
mnukauvundo (noun), pl minukauvundo, shrub (Cassia occidentalis).
mnukio (noun), pl minukio, aromatic substance. (< nuka).
mnukio (noun), pl minukio, perfume. (< nuka).
mnukio (noun 3/4), pl minukio, sweet smell. (< nukia V).
mnuko (noun 3/4), pl minuko, bad smell. (< nuka V).
mnuna (noun), pl wanuna, faultfinder. (< nuna V).
mnuna (noun), pl wanuna, grumbler. (< nuna V).
mnuna (noun), pl wanuna, malcontent. (< nuna V).
mnunaji (noun), pl wanunaji, faultfinder. (< nuna V).
mnunaji (noun), pl wanunaji, grumbler. (< nuna V).
mnunaji (noun), pl wanunaji, malcontent. (< nuna V).
mnuni (noun), pl wanuni, faultfinder. (< nuna V).
mnuni (noun), pl wanuni, grumbler. (< nuna V).
mnuni (noun), pl wanuni, malcontent. (< nuna V).
mnuno (noun 3/4), pl minuno, complaining. (< nuna V).
mnuno (noun 3/4), pl minuno, faultfinding. (< nuna V).
mnuno (noun 3/4), pl minuno, grumbling. (< nuna V).
mnunuzi (noun 1/2), pl wanunuzi, buyer. (< nunua V).
mnunuzi (noun), pl wanunuzi, customer. (< nunua V).
mnunuzi (noun), pl wanunuzi, purchaser. (< nunua V).
mnururisho (noun 3/4), pl minunurisho, radiation. (< nuru N).
mnyakuzi (noun 1/2), pl wanyakuzi, pickpocket. (< nyakua V).
mnyakuzi (noun 1/2), pl wanyakuzi, snatcher. (< nyakua V).
mnyama (noun 1/2), pl wanyama, animal.
mnyama (noun), pl wanyama, beast. (< nyama N).
mnyama (noun), pl wanyama, coarse person. (< nyama N).
mnyama (noun), pl wanyama, stupid person. (< nyama N).
mnyamavu (noun), pl wanyamavu, taciturn person. (< nyamaa, nyamavu).
mnyamavu (noun), pl wanyamavu, uncommunicative person. (< nyamaa,
nyamavu).
mnyambuliko (noun 3/4), pl minyambuliko, conjugation. (< nyambuka V).
mnyampara (noun), pl wanyapara, head (esp.of a caravan or an
expendition).
mnyampara (noun), pl wanyapara, leader (esp.of a caravan or an
expendition).
mnyang'anyi (noun), pl wanyang'anyi, brigand. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyang'anyi (noun), pl wanyang'anyi, burglar. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyang'anyi (noun), pl wanyang'anyi, conquerer. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyang'anyi (noun), pl wanyang'anyi, invader. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyang'anyi (noun), pl wanyang'anyi, plunderer. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyang'anyi (noun 1/2), pl wanyang'anyi, robber. (< nyang'anya V).
mnyangalika (noun), pl wanyangalika, fool. (< nyangalika V).
mnyangalika (noun), pl wanyangalika, hopeless person. (< nyangalika V).
mnyangalika (noun), pl wanyangalika, nondescript person. (< nyangalika
V).
mnyangalika (noun), pl wanyangalika, stupid person. (< nyangalika V).
mnyangalika (noun), pl wanyangalika, useless person. (< nyangalika V).
mnyanya (noun), pl minyanya, tomato plant (Lycopersicum cerasiforme). (<
nyanya N).
mnyanyuko (noun), pl minyanyuko, insurrection. mnyanyuko wa silaha.
armed insurrection.. (< nyanya V).
mnyanyuko (noun), pl minyanyuko, uprising. mnyanyuko wa silaha. armed
uprising. (< nyanya V).
mnyapa (noun), pl minyapa, plant (kind of).
mnyapa (noun), pl minyapa, spurge.
mnyapara (noun), pl wanyapara, head (esp.of a caravan or an expendition).
mnyapara (noun), pl wanyapara, leader (esp.of a caravan or an
expendition).
mnyaufu (noun), drying up (power of). (< nyauka V).
mnyaufu (noun), (process of) wasting away. (< nyauka V).
mnyaufu (noun), withering away (process of). (< nyauka V).
mnyegea (noun), pl minyegea, tree species (kigelia pinnata).
mnyenyekeo (noun 3/4), pl minyenyekeo, deference. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, devotion. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, esteem. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, honor. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, humilitiy. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, respect. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, reverence. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekeo (noun), pl minyenyekeo, servility. (< nyenya V).
mnyenyekevu (noun 1/2), pl wanyenyekevu, humble person. (< nyenyekevu
A).
mnyenyekevu (noun), pl wanyenyekevu, quiet person. (< nyenya, nyenyekevu
V).
mnyeo (noun 3/4), pl minyeo, tickling. (< nyea V).
mnyeo (noun), pl minyeo, craving. (< nyea V).
mnyeo (noun), pl minyeo, itching. (< nyea V).
mnyeo (noun), pl minyeo, yearning. (< nyea V).
mnyevu (noun 3/4), pl minyevu, dampness. (< nya V).
mnyevu (noun 3/4), pl minyevu, moisture. (< nya V).
mnyevu (noun 3/4), pl minyevu, vapor. (< nya V).
mnyevunyevu (adjective), damp. (< nya).
mnyevunyevu (adjective), moist. (< nya).
mnyevunyevu (adjective), wet. (< nya).
mnyima (noun), pl wanyima, misert. (< nyima V).
mnyima (noun), pl wanyima, skinflint. (< nyima V).
mnyimaji (noun), pl wanyimaji, misert. (< nyima V).
mnyimaji (noun), pl wanyimaji, skinflint. (< nyima V).
mnyimo (noun 3/4), pl minyimo, miserliness. (< nyima V).
mnyimo (noun 3/4), pl minyimo, stinginess. (< nyima V).
mnyiri (noun), pl minyiri, arm (of a cuttlefish).
mnyiri (noun), pl minyiri, feeler (of a cuttlefish).
mnyiri (noun), pl minyiri, tentacle (of a cattle-fish, etc.).
mnyo (noun 3/4), pl minyo, crapping. (< nya V).
mnyo (noun), pl minyo, discharging feces (act of). (< nya V).
mnyo (noun 3/4), pl minyo, peeing. (< nya V).
mnyo (noun 3/4), pl minyo, rainshower. (< nya V).
mnyo (noun), pl minyo, urinating (act of). (< nya V).
mnyofu (noun), pl wanyofu, honest person. mtu mnyofu. (< nyoka, nyofu
V).
mnyofu (noun), pl wanyofu, honorable person. mtu mnyofu. (< nyoka,
nyofu V).
mnyofu (noun 1/2), pl wanyofu, upright man. (< nyoka V).
mnyongaji (noun), pl wanyongaji, executioner. (< nyonga V).
mnyongaji (noun), pl wanyongaji, hangman. (< nyonga V).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, debased person. unapomnyamazisha
mnyonge mmoja, ni kama kuwapalilia wengine [Moh]. (< -nyonge adj).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, humble person. (< -nyonge adj).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, malicious person. (< nyonga V).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, mean person. (< nyonga V).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, sickly person. (< nyonga V).
mnyonge (noun 1/2), pl wanyonge, weak person. Alikuwa mnyonge kwa kuugua
mifupa [Kareithi Masomo 56]. She was weak with pains in her bones.. (<
nyonga V).
mnyonyaji (noun 1/2), pl wanyonyaji, exploiter. (< nyonya V).
mnyonyaji (noun 1/2), pl wanyonyaji, parasite (person). (< nyonya V).
mnyonyaji (noun 1/2), pl wanyonyaji, sucker. (< nyonya V).
mnyonywaji (noun), pl wanyonywaji, bloodsucker. mnyonywaji damu. (<
nyonya V).
mnyonywaji (noun), pl wanyonywaji, exploiter. mnyonywaji damu. (<
nyonya V).
mnyoo (noun), pl minyoo, chain. mnyororo wa baisikeli. bicycle-chain..
mnyoo (noun), pl minyoo, confinement.
mnyoo (noun), pl minyoo, fetters.
mnyoo (noun 3/4), pl minyoo, intestinal worm.
mnyoo (noun), pl minyoo, jail.
mnyoo (noun), pl minyoo, roundworm.
mnyororo (noun), pl minyororo, chain. mnyororo wa baisikeli. bicycle-
chain..
mnyororo (noun), pl minyororo, confinement.
mnyororo (noun), pl minyororo, fetters.
mnyororo (noun), pl minyororo, jail.
mnyunyo (noun 3/4), pl minyunyo, moistening. (< nyunya V).
mnyunyo (noun 3/4), pl minyunyo, sprinkling. (< nyunya V).
mnywa (noun 1/2), pl wanywa, drinker. [Diana] ni mnywaji asiyelewa
kirahisi [Muk]. [Diana ] is a drinker who doesn't become drunk quickly..
(< nywa V).
mnywaji (noun 1/2), pl wanywaji, drinker. [Diana] ni mnywaji asiyelewa
kirahisi [Muk]. [Diana ] is a drinker who doesn't become drunk quickly..
(< nywa V).
mnywanywa (noun), pl minywanywa, shrub (Pluchea dioscoride).
mnywo (noun), pl minywo, alcoholic beverage (kind of). (< nywa V).
mnywo (noun 3/4), pl minywo, drink. (< nywa V).
mnywo (noun), pl minywo, swallow of water. (< nywa V).
-mo (pronoun), inside there.
Moali (noun 17), Mohilla Island (One of the islands of the Comorros).
modeli (noun 9/10), model. (< engl).
modeli (noun), type. (< engl). [rare]
moduleta (noun), modulator. (< engl). [mus]
mofa (noun 9/10), pl mofa, bread (type made of whole wheat flour). Ni
wamoja walimwengu, wa chapati na wa mofa [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 425].
The people are the same whether they eat flatbread or wholewheat bread..
mofa (noun 9/10), pl mofa, oven (small clay and used in dhows).
mofti (adjective), elegant (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear elegant
clothes..
mofti (adjective), fashionable (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear
fashionable clothes..
mofti (adjective), modern (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear modern
clothes..
mofti (adjective), stylish (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear stylish
clothes..
mogo (noun), pl miogo, bathing. siku ya mwogo. day on which boys bathe
for the first time after circumcision.. (< oga V).
moja (noun), homogeneous. watu si wamoja. people are not all alike.
moja (noun), individual. mtu mmoja. a certain person..
moja (noun), num.one. kumi na moja. eleven..
moja (noun), uniform. moyo mmoja. harmony (literary one heart).
moja moja (adjective), one by one.
moja moja (adjective), singly.
mojawapo (adjective), one of a number of things. Barua ni jambo mojawapo
ambalo ni la muhimu sana katika maisha yetu ya kila siku [Masomo 71].
Letters are one of the things that are very important in our everyday
life.. (< moja adj).
Mola (noun 1), God.
mola (noun), God. [Islam]
Mola (noun 1), Lord.
molekyuli (noun 9/10), pl molekyuli, molecule.
-moma (verb), be scattered.
-moma (verb), be spilled.
-moma (verb), spread (fire or water or disease).
moma (noun 9/10), pl moma, puff-adder.
moma (noun), pl mamoma, snake species (Bitis gabonica).
Mombasa (noun 17), Mombasa. [proper name]
-momonyoa (verb), break off.
-momonyoa (verb), pick (fruit).
-momonyoa (verb), tear off.
-momonyoka (verb), break off. (< monyoa V).
-momonyoka (verb), be eroded. (< monyoa V).
momote (adjective), everywhere.
-monyoa (verb), break off.
-monyoa (verb), pick (fruit).
-monyoa (verb), tear off.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, anger. mori na pumzi moto zikimwenda [Moh].
mori (noun), young animal. mori ya ng'ombe. "calf, heifer"..
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, bravery.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, desire. huko kulalamika kulizidi kumtia mori
[Muk].
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, excitement.
mori (noun), fat (of animals).
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, ferocity.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, fury.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, heifer.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, lust.
mori (noun), medicine which is supposed to produce anger and ferocity.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, rage.
mori (noun), tallow.
mori (noun 9/10), pl mori, wrath.
-panda mori (verb), get angry. Mori ulinipanda nikakimbilia simu [Ganzel
Masomo 167]. Anger overwhelmed me and I ran to the telephone.. (< mori
N, panda V).
morita (noun), short span (distance from thumb to forefinger when the
hand is fully opened).
moroko (noun), Morocco.
morta (noun), short span (distance from thumb to forefinger when the hand
is fully opened).
moshi (noun), pl mimoshi, smoke. pazia la moshi. "recent, pol.
smokescreen"..
moshi (noun), pl mimoshi, soot.
moshi (noun 3/4), pl mimoshi, steam. gari la moshi. where there is
smoke there is fire..
moshi (noun), pl mimoshi, vapor.
mosi (noun), rare, adv.first. mosi lazima niende, pili.... First I must
go, secondly.....
mosi (noun), num.one. Jumamosi. Saturday.
mota (noun 9/10), motor. rare baisikeli ya motor. motor scooter..
motaboti (noun 9/10), pl motaboti, motorboat. Aliamua kuitafuta motaboti
hiyo ili atoroke mahali pale [Chambati Masomo 245]. He decided to look
for that motorboat so as to escape from that place.. (< English).
motakaa (noun), automobile. motakaa ya abiria. "bus, taxi"..
motakari (noun), automobile. motakaa ya abiria. "bus, taxi"..
mote (adjective), all. nyumbani mote. in all the houses.. (< ote).
mote (adjective), entire. nyumbani mote. in the entire house.. (<
ote).
mote (adjective), whole. nyumbani mote. in the whole house. (< ote).
-a moto (adjective), hot. wengine wakalete mpira wa maji ya moto [Moh].
-paa moto (verb), sit the fire (and take out burning coals).
-pasha moto (verb), heat.
-pasha moto (verb), warm up.
-patisha moto (verb), heat.
-patisha moto (verb), warm up.
-patiza moto (verb), heat.
-patiza moto (verb), warm up.
-pepea moto (verb), fan a fire.
-piga moto (gari) (verb), start (a car). gari likapigwa moto [Ng]. the
car was ignited.
moto (noun 3/4), pl moto, bruise (made by beating). (< ota V).
moto (noun), burning. makaa ya moto. burning coals. (< ota).
moto (noun), current. isiyo na moto. without current.. (< ota).
moto (noun), energy. (< ota).
moto (noun), exertion. kazi moto. hard/taxing work.. (< ota).
moto (noun), glowing. makaa ya moto. glowing coals.. (< ota).
moto (noun), heat. (< ota).
moto (noun), marks (made by beating). (< ota).
moto (noun), temperature. (< ota).
moto (noun), warmth. maji moto. hot water.. (< ota).
moto (noun), welts (made by beating). (< ota).
moto (noun), zeal. (< ota).
moto (noun), fire. washa moto. light/kindle a fire. (< ota).
moto (noun), flame. (< ota).
moto mmoja (adjective), non-stop. (< idiomatic).
moto mmoja (adverb), incessantly. almuradi kelele moto mmoja [Moh]. (<
idiomatic).
motobaiki (noun), motorbike.
motobaiki (noun), motorcycle.
-panda motokaa (verb), enter a car.
motokaa (noun), automobile. motakaa ya abiria. "bus, taxi"..
motokaa (noun 9/10), pl motokaa, vehicle.
motokaa ya abiria (noun 9/10), pl motokaa za abiria, bus.
motokaa ya abiria (noun 9/10), pl motokaa za abiria, taxi.
motokari (noun), automobile. motakaa ya abiria. "bus, taxi"..
-fa moyo (verb), despair.
-fa moyo (verb), lose heart.
-fa moyo (verb), lose hope.
-pa moyo (phrase), encourage. muda hata muda alimpa moyo mzazi [Moh].
time and again, (s)he encouraged the mother. (< idiomatic).
-piga moyo konde (verb), summon courage.
-vunjika moyo (verb potential), be disheartened.
-wa na moyo (verb), be brave.
kwa moyo (adverb), with heart.
moyo (noun), character.
moyo (noun), conscience.
moyo (noun), courage. Bila ya moyo na mwitikio huo, tusingeweza kupigana
na kushinda vita [Nyerere, Masomo 275]; tia [kuza] moyo. "Without courage
and this response, we would not have been able to fight and win this war;
pluck up courage"..
moyo (noun), determination. tia [kuza] moyo. revolutionary fervor.
moyo (noun), heart.
moyo (noun), interior. moyo wa mnazi. core at the top of the coconut
tree (favored as a delicacy)..
moyo (noun 3/4), pl mioyo, liking (fig.). moyo aliokuwa nao juu ya
watoto wake [Kez].
moyo (noun), middle.
moyo (noun), pet.
moyo (noun), sweetheart.
moyo (noun 3/4), pl mioyo, sympathy (fig.).
moyo (noun), willpower.
moyo (noun), center.
moyo (noun), favorite. huyu ndiye moyo wake. this one is his/her
favorite..
moyo (noun), feeling.
mozambiki (noun), Mozambique.
mpagani (noun), pl wapagani, heathen.
mpagani (noun), pl wapagani, pagan.
mpagazi (noun 1/2), pl wapagazi, bearer. (< pagaa V).
mpagazi (noun 1/2), pl wapagazi, carrier. (< pagaa V).
mpagazi (noun 1/2), pl wapagazi, porter. (< pagaa V).
mpaji (noun), pl wapaji, benefactor. mpaji Mungu. God is the giver..
(< pa).
mpaji (noun 1/2), pl wapaji, donor. mpaji Mungu. God is the giver.. (<
pa).
mpaji (noun), pl wapaji, generous person. (< pa).
mpaji (noun 1/2), pl wapaji, giver. (< pa V).
mpaka (adverb), until.
mpaka (adverb), up to.
mpaka (noun), pl wapaka, one who applies something. (< paka).
mpaka (noun), pl mipaka, barrier. (< paka).
mpaka (noun 3/4), pl mipaka, border. Amin alitangaza kwa jeuri kabisa
kuwa amebadili mipaka [Nyerere, Masomo 274]; Kwa upande wa uvuvi, sehemu
inayosifika sana ni ile kati ya Kipini na mpaka wa Kenya na Somalia
[Masomo 155]. Amin announced completely arbitrarily that he had changed
the borders; With respect to fishing the place that is most highly
regarded is that between Kipini and the border of Kenya and Somalia.. (<
paka V).
mpaka (noun 3/4), pl mipaka, boundary. ilikuwa nje kidogo ya mipaka ya
kijiji [Mun]. (< paka V).
mpaka (noun 3/4), pl mipaka, division. (< paka V).
mpaka (noun 3/4), pl mipaka, frontier. (< paka V).
mpaka (noun 3/4), pl mipaka, limit. (< paka V).
mpaka (noun), pl wapaka, one who spreads something. mpaka chokaa.
plasterer.. (< paka).
mpaka (noun), pl mipaka, term. (< paka).
mpaka (noun), pl mipaka, time limit. mpaka wa mwisho. "the latest date,
deadline".. (< paka).
mpaka (preposition), until. mpaka liniNULL. until whenNULL how
longNULL. (< paka).
mpakaji (noun), pl wapakaji, one who applies something. (< paka).
mpakaji (noun), pl wapakaji, one who spreads something. mpaka chokaa.
plasterer.. (< paka).
mpakato (noun 3/4), pl mipakato, applied thing. (< paka V).
mpakato (noun 3/4), pl mipakato, bandaid. (< paka V).
mpakato (noun 3/4), pl mipakato, patch. (< paka V).
mpakato (noun 3/4), pl mipakato, plaster. (< paka V).
mpakazi (noun 1/2), pl wapakazi, plasterer. (< paka V).
mpaki (noun), pl wapaki, one who applies something. (< paka).
mpaki (noun), pl wapaki, one who spreads something. mpaka chokaa.
plasterer.. (< paka).
mpakizi (noun), pl wapakizi, loader. (< pakia).
mpakizi (noun), pl wapakizi, packer. (< pakia).
mpakizi (noun 1/2), pl wapakizi, shipper. (< pakiza V).
mpakizi (noun), pl wapakizi, stevedore. (< pakia).
mpako (noun), pl mipako, plaster. (< paka).
mpako (noun 3/4), pl mipako, plastering. (< paka V).
mpako (noun), pl mipako, smearing. (< paka).
mpako (noun), pl mipako, spreading. mpako wa chokaa. plastering. (<
paka).
mpako (noun), pl mipako, stucco. (< paka).
mpako (noun), pl mipako, whitewash. (< paka).
mpakuzi (noun 1/2), pl wapakuzi, longshoreman. (< pakua V).
mpakuzi (noun), pl wapakuzi, rare one who serves food. (< pakia).
mpakuzi (noun), pl wapakuzi, stevedore. (< pakia).
mpakuzi (noun 1/2), pl wapakuzi, unloader. (< pakua V).
mpakuzi (noun), pl wapakuzi, one who unloads. (< pakia).
mpalilio (noun), pl mipalilio, hoeing. (< paa).
mpalilio (noun), pl mipalilio, weeding. (< paa).
mpalilizi (noun), pl wapalilizi, one who hoes. (< paa).
mpalilizi (noun 1/2), pl wapalilizi, weeder. (< palilia V).
mpalio (noun 3/4), pl mipalio, choking. (< paa V).
mpalio (noun), pl mipalio, rising of the gorge. (< paa).
mpalio (noun), pl mipalilio, hoeing. (< paa).
mpalio (noun), pl mipalilio, weeding. (< paa).
mpalizi (noun), pl wapalizi, one who hoes. (< paa).
mpamba (noun), pl mipamba, cotton plant (Gossypium sp.). (< pers).
mpamba (noun 1/2), pl wapamba, decorator. (< pamba).
mpambaji (noun 1/2), pl wapambaji, decorator. (< pamba).
mpambaji (noun 1/2), pl wapambaji, undertaker (prepares body for burial).
(< pamba V).
mpambanisho (noun), pl mipambanisho, bankruptcy. (< pambana).
mpambanisho (noun), pl mipambanisho, contest. (< pambana).
mpambano (noun 3/4), pl mipambano, collision. (< pambana V).
mpambano (noun), pl mipambano, rare collision (of vehicles). (<
pambana).
mpambano (noun 3/4), pl mipambano, encounter. (< pambana V).
mpambano (noun 3/4), pl mipambano, engagement. (< pambana V).
mpambano (noun), pl mipambano, mil. engagement. (< pambana).
mpambano (noun), pl mipambano, meeting (sport, pol.). (< pambana).
mpambano (noun 3/4), pl mipambano, skirmish. (< pambana V).
mpambauke (noun), pl mipambauke, shrub (Lippia asperifolia).
mpambe (noun), pl wapambe, girl who attends to the bride at a wedding.
(< pamba, pambe). [ethn]
mpambe (noun), pl wapambe, well-dressed young girl. (< pamba, pambe).
mpambi (noun), pl wapambi, girl who attends to the bride at a wedding.
(< pamba, pambe). [ethn]
mpambi (noun), pl wapambi, decorator.
mpambi (noun 1/2), pl wapambi, decorator. (< pamba).
mpambi (noun), pl wapambi, well-dressed young girl. (< pamba, pambe).
mpanda (noun), pl wapanda, mountain climber. mpanda baisikeli. bicycle
rider.. (< panda).
mpanda (noun), pl wapanda, planter. (< panda).
mpanda (noun), pl wapanda, sower. (< panda).
mpanda (noun), pl wapanda, sponger. (< panda).
mpanda (noun), pl wapanda, sycophant. (< panda).
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, bifurcation. panda ya mti.
bifurcation of trees.
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, catapult.
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, division.
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, forking. njia panda. forking of a
road..
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, separation.
mpanda (noun), pl mapanda ; mipanda, slingshot.
mpandaji (noun), pl wapandaji, mountain climber. mpanda baisikeli.
bicycle rider.. (< panda).
mpandaji (noun), pl wapandaji, planter. (< panda).
mpandaji (noun), pl wapandaji, sower. (< panda).
mpandaji (noun), pl wapandaji, sponger. (< panda).
mpandaji (noun), pl wapandaji, sycophant. (< panda).
mpandi (noun), pl wapandi, planter. (< panda).
mpandi (noun), pl wapandi, sower. (< panda).
mpando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, bed. (< panda).
mpando (noun), pl mipando, mountain climbing (act of). (< panda).
mpando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, furrow. (< panda).
mpando (noun 3/4), pl mipando, mounting. (< panda V).
mpando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, row of plants. (< panda).
mpando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, sowing (act of). (< panda).
mpanga (noun), pl wapanga, arranger. mpangaji herufi. typesetter.. (<
panga).
mpanga (noun), pl wapanga, rare employer. (< panga).
mpanga (noun), pl wapanga, leasee (of a house, field). (< panga).
mpanga (noun), pl wapanga, renter (of a house, field). (< panga).
mpanga (noun 1/2), pl wapanga, tenant(of a house, field). Diana
kawakaribisha wapangaji wenzie [Muk]. (< panga V).
mpangaji (noun), pl wapangaji, arranger. mpangaji herufi. typesetter..
(< panga).
mpangaji (noun), pl wapangaji, rare employer. (< panga).
mpangaji (noun), pl wapangaji, leasee (of a house, field). (< panga).
mpangaji (noun 1/2), pl wapangaji, planner. (< panga V).
mpangaji (noun), pl wapangaji, renter (of a house, field). (< panga).
mpangaji (noun 1/2), pl wapangaji, tenant(of a house, field). Diana
kawakaribisha wapangaji wenzie [Muk]. (< panga V).
mpangilio (noun 3/4), pl mipangilio, arrangement (geom or polit). (<
panga V).
mpangilio (noun 3/4), pl mipangilio, layout. (< panga V).
mpangishaji (noun), pl wapangishaji, landlord. (< panga).
mpangishaji (noun), pl wapangishaji, lessor. (< panga).
mpangishi (noun), pl wapangishi, landlord. (< panga).
mpangishi (noun), pl wapangishi, lessor. (< panga).
mpango (noun 3/4), pl mipango, arrangement. (< panga V).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, classification. (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, pol. constitution. (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, leasing (act of). (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, list. (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, order. (< panga).
mpango (noun 3/4), pl mipango, organization. (< panga V).
mpango (noun 3/4), pl mipango, plan. kuiharibu mipango yoyote
iliyokusudiwa [Muk]. (< panga V).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, pol.platform. (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, pol. program. (< panga).
mpango (noun 3/4), pl mipango, project. (< panga V).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, rent. (< panga).
mpango (noun), pl mipango, renting (act of). (< panga).
mpango (noun 3/4), pl mipango, scheme. (< panga V).
mpanje (noun), pl mipanje, banana (variety of).
mpanzi (noun), pl wapanzi, planter. (< panda).
mpanzi (noun 1/2), pl wapanzi, planter. (< panda V).
mpanzi (noun), pl wapanzi, sower. (< panda).
mpanzi (noun 1/2), pl wapanzi, sower. (< panda V).
mpapai (noun 3/4), pl mipapai, papaya tree. mpapai mwitu. wild papaya
(Melochia melissifolia). (< papai).
mpapai (noun 3/4), pl mipapai, pawpaw tree.
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, beating. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, med.convulsion. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, fluttering. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, palpitation. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, pulsation. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, med.spasm. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, throbbing. (< papa).
mpapatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, vibration. (< papa).
mpapayu (noun), pl mipapayu, mpapai.
mpapayu (noun 3/4), pl mipapayu, papaya tree. mpapai mwitu. wild papaya
(Melochia melissifolia). (< papai).
mpapayu (noun 3/4), pl mipapayu, pawpaw tree.
mpapindi (noun), pl mipapindi, palm species (Cycas Thouarsii).
mpapura-pumbu (noun 3/4), pl mipapura-pumbu, kind of creeping, thorny
tree. wakipapura miundi yao kwa mikekewa na mipapura-pumbu [Moh]. (<
papura V, pumbu N).
mpapuro (noun), pl mipapuro, scraper (an implement). (< papura).
mpapuro (noun 3/4), pl mipapuro, scraping. (< papura V).
mpapuro (noun 3/4), pl mipapuro, scratch. (< papura).
mpapuro (noun), pl mipapuro, scrawl. (< papura).
mpapuro (noun), pl mipapuro, scribble. (< papura).
mpapuro (noun), pl mipapuro, trace left by a scratch or scrape. (<
papura).
mpapuro (noun), pl mipapuro, surface wound. (< papura).
mparamuzi (noun), pl miparamuzi, tree (Sterculia appendiculata).
mpare (noun 3/4), pl mipare, funnel.
mparuro (noun 3/4), pl miparuro, scraping. bila ya kuhisi miparuro
[Moh]. (< parua V).
mparuzi (noun), pl waparuzi, blunderer. mparuzi wa karatasi.
"scribbler, poor writer".. (< paa, parua).
mparuzi (noun 1/2), pl waparuzi, bungler. (< paruza V).
mparuzi (noun 1/2), pl waparuzi, idler. (< paruza V).
mparuzi (noun 1/2), pl waparuzi, lazybones. (< paruza V).
mparuzi (noun 1/2), pl waparuzi, careless worker. (< parura V).
mparuzo (noun), pl miparuzo, botchwork. (< paa, parua).
mparuzo (noun 3/4), pl miparuzo, rough work. (< paruza V).
mparuzo (noun 3/4), pl miparuzo, scraping. (< parura V).
mparuzo (noun 3/4), pl miparuzo, scratch. (< parura V).
mparuzo (noun 3/4), pl miparuzo, scratching. (< parura V).
mpasi (noun), pl wapasi, ambitious person. (< pata).
mpasi (noun), pl wapasi, go-getter. (< pata).
mpasua (noun 1/2), pl wapasua, sawmill worker. (< pasua V).
mpasua (noun), pl wapasua, one who splits. mpasua mbao. "one who saws
boards, sawmill worker".. (< pasua).
mpasuasanda (noun), (ornith) nightjar.
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, breaking. (< pasua).
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, bursting. (< pasua).
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, detonation. (< pasua).
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, explosion. mipasuko ya bomu la atomiki.
atomic bomb explosion.. (< pasua).
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, split. (< pasua).
mpasuka (noun), pl mipasuka, tear. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun 3/4), pl mipasuko, blow. (< pasuka V).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, breaking. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, bursting. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun 3/4), pl mipasuko, crack. anaiweka bakuli hiyo juu ya meza
kwa mpasuko [Ma]. (< pasuka V).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, detonation. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, explosion. mipasuko ya bomu la atomiki.
atomic bomb explosion.. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, split. (< pasua).
mpasuko (noun), pl mipasuko, tear. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, breaking. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, bursting. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, detonation. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, explosion. mipasuko ya bomu la atomiki.
atomic bomb explosion.. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, split. (< pasua).
mpasuo (noun), pl mipasuo, tear. (< pasua).
mpatanishi (noun), pl wapatanishi, arbitrator. (< pata).
mpatanishi (noun), pl wapatanishi, mediator. (< pata).
mpatanishi (noun), pl wapatanishi, negotiator. (< pata).
mpatanishi (noun 1/2), pl wapatanishi, peacemaker. (< patanisha V).
mpatanishi (noun 1/2), pl wapatanishi, reconciler. (< pata V).
mpato (noun 3/4), pl mipato, acquisition. (< pata V).
mpato (noun), pl mipato, float (on fishnets).
mpato (noun 3/4), pl mipato, gain. (< pata V).
mpato (noun 3/4), pl mipato, procurement. (< pata V).
mpato (noun 3/4), pl mipato, profit. (< pata V).
mpayukaji (noun 1/2), pl wapayukaji, chatterer. (< paya V).
mpayukaji (noun 1/2), pl wapayukaji, gossiper. (< paya V).
mpea (noun 3/4), pl mipea, avocado tree.
mpea (noun), pl mipera, guava tree. mpera wa kizungu. myrtle tree
(Jambosa vulgaris). (< port).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, agitation. (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, disturbance. (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, excitement. (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, two sticks used together to make fire. (<
pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, stirring (act of). (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, trouble-making. (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, twirling (act of). (< pekecha).
mpekecho (noun), pl mipekecho, twisting (act of). (< pekecha).
mpeketevu (noun 1/2), pl wapeketevu, arrogant person. (< pekecha V).
mpeketevu (noun), pl wapeketevu, vain person. (< pekecha, peketevu).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, agitation. (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, disturbance. (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, excitement. (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, stirring (act of). (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, trouble-making. (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, twirling (act of). (< pekecha).
mpeketo (noun), pl mipeketo, twisting (act of). (< pekecha).
mpeko (noun), pl mipeko, two sticks used together to make fire. (<
pekecha).
mpekuzi (noun), pl wapekuzi, inquisitive person. (< pekua, pekuzi).
mpekuzi (noun 1/2), pl wapekuzi, prying person. (< pekua V).
mpelekwa (noun), pl wapelekwa, courier. (< peleka).
mpelekwa (noun), pl wapelekwa, delegate. (< peleka).
mpelekwa (noun), pl wapelekwa, envoy. (< peleka).
mpelekwa (noun 1/2), pl wapelekwa, messenger. (< pelekwa V).
mpelekwa (noun 1/2), pl wapelekwa, missionary. (< peleka V).
mpelelezaji (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezaji, eavesdropper. (< peleleza V).
mpelelezaji (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezaji, investigator. si kwa kuwa Aziza
alibali neno kufikiwa na watu wale wapelelezaji [Abd]. (< peleleza V).
mpelelezaji (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezaji, meddler. (< peleleza V).
mpelelezaji (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezaji, nosey person. (< peleleza V).
mpelelezi (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezi, detective. Macho yake hayakuona mtu
ye yote, ama gari lo lote hapo karibu. Hivyo mpelelezi alifahamu kuwa
Othman Omari hakuwa amerejea ... [Ganzel Masomo 163]. His eyes didn't see
anyone nor a car nearby. Thus the detective knew that Othman Omari had
not returned.. (< peleleza V).
mpelelezi (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezi, investigator. (< peleleleza V).
mpelelezi (noun 1/2), pl wapelelezi, spy. (< peleleza V).
mpemba (noun), pl wapemba, ignorant person.
mpemba (noun), pl wapemba, ill-bred person.
mpemba (noun), pl mipemba, manioc (kind of).
mpenda (noun), pl wapenda, one who is fond of something. mpenda kula;
mpenda tamasha. glutton; a lover of luxury.. (< penda).
mpendao (noun), pl wapendao, one who is fond of something. mpenda kula.
glutton.. (< penda).
mpendelevu (noun), pl wapendelevu, one who shows favoritism. (< penda,
pendelevu).
mpendi (noun), pl wapendi, one who is fond of something. mpenda kula.
glutton.. (< penda).
mpendwa (noun), pl wapendwa, favorite. (< penda).
mpendwa (noun 1/2), pl wapendwa, liked one. (< pendwa V).
mpendwa (noun 1/2), pl wapendwa, loved one. (< pendwa V).
mpendwa (noun), pl wapendwa, pet. (< penda).
mpenyezi (noun 1/2), pl wapenyezi, secret agent. (< penya V).
mpenyezi (noun 1/2), pl wapenyezi, introducer. (< penya V).
mpenyezi (noun 1/2), pl wapenyezi, smuggler. (< penya V).
mpenyezi (noun 1/2), pl wapenyezi, traitor. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, bribe. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, bribery. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, illicit entry. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, introduction. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, penetration. (< penya V).
mpenyezo (noun 3/4), pl mipenyezo, smuggling. (< penya V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, beloved. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, boyfriend. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, darling. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, dear. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, My Dear (in salutation of letter). (<
penda V).
mpenzi (noun), pl wapenzi, favorite. (< penda).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, girlfriend. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, loved one. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun 1/2), pl wapenzi, lover. (< penda V).
mpenzi (noun), pl wapenzi, sweetheart. (< penda).
mpepea (noun 3/4), pl mipepea, breeze. (< pepa V).
mpepea (noun 3/4), pl mipepea, draft. (< pepa V).
mpepetaji (noun 1/2), pl wapepetaji, sifter. (< pepeta V).
mpepetaji (noun 1/2), pl wapepetaji, winnower. (< pepeta V).
mpera (noun), pl mipera, guava tree. mpera wa kizungu. myrtle tree
(Jambosa vulgaris). (< port).
mpevu (noun 1/2), pl wapevu, adult. (< pea V).
mpevu (noun), pl wapevu, full-grown person. huyi si mtoto mchanga ni
mpevu. This person is no longer a child but an adult.. (< pevua, pevu).
mpevushi (noun 1/2), pl wapevushi, corrupter of morals. (< pevusha V).
mpevushi (noun), pl wapevushi, one who perverts. (< pevua).
mpevushi (noun), pl wapevushi, seducer. (< pevua).
mpevushi (noun), pl wapevushi, tempter. (< pevua).
mpiga (noun), pl wapiga, one who makes something. (< piga).
mpiga (noun), pl wapiga, one who produces something. mpiga picha. (<
piga).
mpiga (noun), pl wapiga, one who strikes something. (< piga).
mpiga ngumi (noun 1/2), pl wapiga ngumi, boxer. piga ngumi. box.
mpigaji (noun 1/2), pl wapigaji, one who beats. (< piga V).
mpigaji (noun 1/2), pl wapigaji, hitter. (< piga V).
mpigaji (noun), pl wapigaji, one who makes something. (< piga).
mpigaji (noun), pl wapigaji, orchestra musician. mpigaji ngumi, mpigaji
bendi. (< piga).
mpigaji (noun), pl wapigaji, one who produces something. mpiga picha.
(< piga).
mpigaji (noun 1/2), pl wapigaji, one who strikes. (< piga V).
mpigaji (noun), pl wapigaji, one who strikes something. (< piga).
mpiganaji (noun), pl wapiganaji, fighter. Lazima waweko raia kwa mamia
wanaojishughulisha na kutengeneza viatu na nguo za askari, na chakula cha
wapiganaji, ... [Nyerere, Masomo 276]. There must be hundreds of citizens
who concern themselves with making shoes and clothing for the soldiers,
and food for the fighters, .... (< piga).
mpiganaji (noun), pl wapiganaji, warrior. (< piga).
mpigani (noun), pl wapigani, fighter. (< piga).
mpigani (noun), pl wapigani, warrior. (< piga).
mpiganisho (noun 3/4), pl mipiganisho, collision. (< piga V).
mpiganisho (noun), pl mipiganisho, combat. (< piga).
mpiganisho (noun), pl mipiganisho, conflict. (< piga).
mpiganisho (noun), pl mipiganisho, encounter. (< piga).
mpiganisho (noun), pl mipiganisho, impact. (< piga).
mpigaramli (noun), fortune-teller. piga ramli. tell fortunes..
mpigi (noun), pl wapigi, one who makes something. (< piga).
mpigi (noun), pl wapigi, one who produces something. mpiga picha. (<
piga).
mpigi (noun), pl wapigi, one who strikes something. (< piga).
mpigo (noun 3/4), pl mipigo, beating. (< piga V).
mpigo (noun 3/4), pl mipigo, blow. (< piga V).
mpigo (noun 3/4), pl mipigo, hitting. (< piga V).
mpigo (noun 3/4), pl mipigo, striking. (< piga V).
mpigwa (noun), pl wapigwa, rare casualty. (< piga).
mpigwa (noun), pl wapigwa, rare person killed in combat. (< piga).
mpikaji (noun), pl wapikaji, rare cook cf. mpishi. (< pika).
mpiko (noun 3/4), pl mipiko, cooking (act of). (< pika V).
mpiko (noun), pl mipiko, supporting bar of a hammock.
mpiko (noun 3/4), pl mipiko, lever. (< pika V).
mpiko (noun 3/4), pl mipiko, pole for carrying load. (< pika V).
mpilipili (noun), pl mipilipili, pepper plant (Capsicum annuum).
mpilipili manga. black-pepper plant (Piper nigrum).. (< pilipili).
mpima (noun 1/2), pl wapima, measurer. (< pima V).
mpima (noun), pl wapima, one who measures. (< pima).
mpima (noun), pl wapima, surveyor. (< pima).
mpimaji (noun), pl wapimaji, one who measures. (< pima).
mpimaji (noun), pl wapimaji, surveyor. (< pima).
mpimo (noun), pl mipimo, measuring (act of). (< pima V).
mpimo (noun), pl mipimo, surveying (act of). (< pima V).
mpimo (noun), pl mipimo, weighing (act of). (< pima V).
mpindani (noun), pl wapindani, person deformed by disease. (< pinda).
mpindanifu (noun), pl wapindanifu, resolute person. (< pinda, pindani).
mpindanifu (noun), pl wapindanifu, unshakable person. (< pinda,
pindani).
mpindano (noun), pl mipindano, med.cramp. (< pinda V).
mpindano (noun 3/4), pl mipindano, pressing. (< pinda V).
mpindano (noun 3/4), pl mipindano, stiffening. (< pinda V).
mpindano (noun 3/4), pl mipindano, straining. (< pinda V).
mpinduzi (noun), pl wapinduzi, agitator. (< pinda V).
mpinduzi (noun), pl wapinduzi, disturber of the peace. (< pinda V).
mpinduzi (noun), pl wapinduzi, lawbreaker. (< pinda V).
mpinduzi (noun), pl wapinduzi, rebel. (< pinda V).
mpinduzi (noun 1/2), pl wapinduzi, revolutionary. (< pindua V).
mpinduzi (noun), pl wapinduzi, rioter. (< pinda V).
mpinga (noun), pl wapinga, one who obstructs. mpinga maendeleo. pol.
reactionary.. (< pinga V).
mpingaji (noun), pl wapingaji, adversary. (< pinga V).
mpingaji (noun), pl wapingaji, mischief-maker. (< pinga V).
mpingaji (noun), pl wapingaji, opponent. (< pinga V).
mpingamaendeleo (noun), pl wapingamaendeleo, reactionary.
mpingani (noun), pl wapingani, adversary. (< pinga V).
mpingani (noun), pl wapingani, mischief-maker. (< pinga V).
mpingani (noun 1/2), pl wapingani, obstructionist. (< pinga V).
mpingani (noun), pl wapingani, opponent. (< pinga V).
mpingi (noun), pl mipingi, kind of thorn tree, Ximenia americana.
mpingo (noun), pl mipingo, ebony tree (Diospyros ebenum).
mpini (noun), pl mipini, handle (of a knife etc).
mpini (noun 3/4), pl mipini, handle.
mpinzani (noun), pl wapingani, adversary. (< pinga V).
mpinzani (noun), pl wapingani, mischief-maker. (< pinga V).
mpinzani (noun), pl wapingani, opponent. (< pinga V).
mpinzani (noun 1/2), pl wapinzani, opponent. (< pinga V).
mpinzani (noun), pl wapinzani, stubborn person. (< pinga V).
mpira (noun), pl mipira, rubber ball. ukiningoja baada ya kutoka mpirani
[Ma].
mpira (noun 3/4), pl mipira, elastic band. (< Portuguese).
mpira (noun 3/4), pl mipira, rubber. mikono yake ikisokota gamba la
mpira kwenye usukani [Sul], kuvuta riziki katika tundu ya kinyonyo cha
mpira [Sul], kiganja cha Matata [...] kikipapasa kuutafuta mpira wa chupi
[Muk]. (< Portuguese).
mpishi (noun), pl wapishi, cook . (=rarempikaji). (< pika V).
mpita (noun), pl wapita, passerby. (< pita V).
mpita (noun), pl wapita, rare traveler. (< pita V).
mpitaji (noun), pl wapitaji, passerby. (< pita V).
mpitaji (noun), pl wapitaji, rare traveler. (< pita V).
mpito (noun), pl mipito, crossing. (< pita V).
mpito (noun), pl mipito, passage. (< pita V).
mpoa (noun), pl mipoa, distant country. mpoa wa bahari. sea coast..
mpofu (noun), eland (Boselaphus canna).
mpokea (noun), pl wapokea, one who collects. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpokea (noun), pl wapokea, one who receives. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpokeaji (noun), pl wapokeaji, one who collects. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpokeaji (noun), pl wapokeaji, one who receives. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpokezi (noun), pl wapokezi, one who collects. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpokezi (noun), pl wapokezi, one who receives. mpokea kodi. tax
collector. (< pokea).
mpomoshi (noun), pl wapomoshi, one who destroys. (< pomoa V).
mponda (noun), pl waponda, one who crusehes. mponda mawa. stonemason..
(< ponda V).
mponda (noun), pl waponda, one who pounds. mponda mawa. stonemason. (<
ponda V).
mponda (noun), pl waponda, one who pulverizes. (< ponda V).
mponda (noun), pl waponda, squanderer. mponda mali [fedha]. (< ponda
V).
mpondo (noun), pl mipondo, crushing (act of). (< ponda V).
mpondo (noun), pl mipondo, grinding (act of). (< ponda V).
mpondo (noun), pl mipondo, pulverizing (act of). (< ponda V).
mpondo (noun 3/4), pl mipondo, punting pole. (< ponda V).
mponyeshaji (noun), pl waponyeshaji, one who cures. (< pona V).
mponyeshaji (noun), pl waponyeshaji, physician. (< pona V).
mponyeshaji (noun), pl waponyeshaji, quack. (< pona V).
mponyi (noun 1/2), pl waponyi, curer. (< ponya V).
mponyi (noun 1/2), pl waponyi, physician. (< ponya V).
mponyi (noun), pl waponyi, quack. (< pona V).
mpopo (noun), pl mipopoo, kind of palm, Areca catechu. (< popoo).
mpopoo (noun), pl mipopoo, knocking something down w. a stick or stone
(act of). (< popoa V).
mpopoo (noun), pl mipopoo, kind of palm, Areca catechu. (< popoo).
mpoporo (noun 3/4), pl mipoporo, single file.
mpororo (noun), pl mipororo, Indian file.
mpororo (noun), pl mipororo, single file.
mpororo (noun), pl mipororo, row of ethnic markings down the nose.
Mportugesi (noun), pl waPortugesi, Portuguese person. (< engl). [rare]
mposa (noun), pl waposa, one who proposes marriage. (< posa V).
mposa (noun), pl waposa, suitor. (< posa V).
mposaji (noun), pl waposaji, one who proposes marriage. (< posa V).
mposaji (noun), pl waposaji, suitor. (< posa V).
mposeaji (noun), pl waposeaji, person who acts on behalf of another in
proposing marriage. (< posa V).
mposeaji (noun), pl waposeaji, matchmaker. (< posa V).
mposi (noun), pl waposi, one who proposes marriage. (< posa V).
mposi (noun), pl waposi, suitor. (< posa V).
mposo (noun), pl miposo, courtship. (< posa V).
mposo (noun), pl miposo, proposal of marriage. (< posa V).
mposta (noun), pl waposta, rare post-office employee. (< posta N).
mpotefu (noun), pl wapotefu, libertine. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotefu (noun), pl wapotefu, spendthrift. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotefu (noun), pl wapotefu, wastrel. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one who
squanders property (money). (< potea, potevu V).
mpotevu (noun 1/2), pl wapotevu, destructive person. (< potea V).
mpotevu (noun), pl wapotevu, libertine. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotevu (noun), pl wapotevu, spendthrift. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotevu (noun 1/2), pl wapotevu, wasteful person. (< potea V).
mpotevu (noun), pl wapotevu, wastrel. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one who
squanders property (money). (< potea, potevu V).
mpotezi (noun), pl wapotezi, libertine. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotezi (noun), pl wapotezi, spendthrift. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one
who squanders property (money).. (< potea, potevu V).
mpotezi (noun 1/2), pl wapotezi, spoiler. (< poteza V).
mpotezi (noun), pl wapotezi, wastrel. mpotevu wa mali [fedha]. one who
squanders property (money). (< potea, potevu V).
mpoto (noun), pl mipoto, braiding (act of). (< pota V).
mpoto (noun), pl mipoto, knitting (act of). (< pota V).
mpoto (noun), pl mipoto, twisting (act of). (< pota V).
mpotoe (noun), pl wapotoe, capricious person. (< pota V).
mpotoe (noun), pl wapotoe, stubborn person. (< pota V).
mpotoe (noun), pl wapotoe, unprincipled person. (< pota V).
mpotofu (noun), pl wapotofu, capricious person. (< pota V).
mpotofu (noun), pl wapotofu, stubborn person. (< pota V).
mpotofu (noun), pl wapotofu, unprincipled person. (< pota V).
mpotovu (noun), pl wapotovu, capricious person. (< pota V).
mpotovu (noun), pl wapotovu, stubborn person. (< pota V).
mpotovu (noun), pl wapotovu, unprincipled person. (< pota V).
mpotovu (noun 1/2), pl wapotovu, wrongheaded person. (< potoa V).
mpotwe (noun), pl wapotwe, capricious person. (< pota V).
mpotwe (noun), pl wapotwe, stubborn person. (< pota V).
mpotwe (noun), pl wapotwe, unprincipled person. (< pota V).
mpozi (noun), pl wapozi, one who cures. (< poa V).
mpozi (noun), pl wapozi, one who heals. (< poa V).
mpozi (noun), pl wapozi, physician. (< poa V).
mpua (noun), pl mipua, distant country. mpoa wa bahari. sea coast..
mpujufu (noun 1/2), pl wapujufu, abased. (< pujua V).
mpujufu (noun), pl wapujufu, mean person. (< pujua, pujufu).
mpujufu (noun), pl wapujufu, shameless person. (< pujua, pujufu).
mpujufu (noun), pl wapujufu, vile person. (< pujua, pujufu).
mpukuti (noun), pl wapukuti, money. (< pukuta).
mpumbafu (noun), pl wapumbafu, fool. (< pumbaa, pumbavu).
mpumbafu (noun), pl wapumbafu, stupid person. (< pumbaa, pumbavu).
mpumbavu (noun), pl wapumbavu, fool. (< pumbaa, pumbavu).
mpumbavu (noun), pl wapumbavu, stupid person. (< pumbaa, pumbavu).
mpunga (noun 3/4), pl mipunga, grains of rice. cf. mchele, wali.
mpunga (noun 3/4), pl mipunga, rice plant. waliokuwa wanapata maelfu ya
pesa kwa pamba, kahawa na mpunga sasa hawapati hata shilingi mia tatu
[Kez].
mpungate (noun), pl mipungate, species of cactus, Opunita ficus.
mpungate (noun 3/4), pl mipungate, prickly pear.
mpungati (noun), pl mipungate, species of cactus, Opunita ficus.
mpungufu (noun), pl wapungufu, one lacking in some respect. mtu huyu
mpungufu wa akili. This person is foolish/stupid/mentally defective.. (<
punga, pungufu).
mpungufu (noun), pl wapungufu, person with a defect. mtu huyu mpungufu
wa akili. This person is foolish/stupid/mentally defective.. (< punga,
pungufu).
mpupu (noun), pl mipupu, species of bean plant, Mucuna pruriens or
Canavalia ensiformis.
mpurukushani (noun 1/2), pl wapurukushani, careless person. (< purukusha
V).
mpurukushani (noun), pl wapurukushani, lighthearted person. (<
purukusha, purukushani).
mpurukushani (noun), pl wapurukushani, negligent person. (< purukusha,
purukushani).
mpurukushani (noun), pl wapurukushani, slipshod person. (< purukusha,
purukushani).
mpurule (noun), pl mipurule, shrub (Chenopodium sp).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, single file (of people etc.). (< pura V).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, paying out (thread through the fingers). (<
pura V).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, rubbing (act of). (< pura V).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, shelling peas or beans (act of). (< pura
V).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, spinning (thread through the fingers). (<
pura V).
mpururo (noun), pl mipururo, stripping (act of). (< pura V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, chatterbox. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, faultfinder. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun 1/2), pl wapuzi, fool. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, frivolous person. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, gossip. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, nagger. (< puza V).
mpuzi (noun), pl wapuzi, silly person. (< puza V).
mpwa (noun), pl wapwa, nephew (=child of one's sister).
mpwa (noun), pl wapwa, niece (=child of one's sister).
mpweke (noun), pl mipweke, difficulty.
mpweke (noun), pl wapweke, lonely person (without relatives). (< peke).
mpweke (noun), pl wapweke, solitary person (without relatives). (<
peke).
mpweke (noun), pl mipweke, short, thick stick (made from the wood of the
mpweke tree).
mpweke (noun 3/4), pl mipweke, stick. (< mpweke N).
mpweke (noun), pl mipweke, kind of hardwood tree.
mpweke (noun), pl mipweke, truncheon (made from the wood of the mpweke
tree).
mpyo (noun), pl mipyo, rubber liana (Landolphia Kirkii).
mpyoro (noun), pl wapyoro, boaster. (< pyora, pyoro).
mpyoro (noun), pl wapyoro, one who exaggerates. (< pyora, pyoro).
mpyoro (noun 1/2), pl wapyoro, hypocrite. (< pyoro A).
mpyoro (noun 1/2), pl wapyoro, liar. (< pyoro A).
mpyoro (noun), pl wapyoro, user of obscene language. (< pyora, pyoro).
mpyoro (noun), pl wapyoro, one who shows off by using many English words
or difficult and unusual Swahili words. (< pyora, pyoro).
mpyoro (noun), pl wapyoro, talebearer. (< pyora, pyoro).
mraba (adjective), right (of an angle). pembe mraba. right angle..
mraba (noun), pl miraba, cube. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular lines.
mraba (noun 3/4), pl miraba, four-sided thing.
mraba (noun), pl miraba, jam. njugu za mraba. peanut brittle.
mraba (noun), pl miraba, marmalade.. njugu za mraba. peanut brittle.
mraba (noun), pl miraba, preserves. njugu za mraba. peanut brittle.
mraba (noun), pl miraba, rectangle. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular
lines.
mraba (noun), pl miraba, square. mistari ya mraba. perpendicular lines.
mrabaha (noun), pl mirabaha, hist. trading tax (collected by the chief
of a particular place for the right to trade in that place).
mradi (adverb), intentionally.
mradi (conjunction), hence.
mradi (conjunction), so long as.
mradi (conjunction), provided that.
mradi (conjunction), and then.
mradi (conjunction), therefore.
mradi (conjunction), pl miradi, muradi, accordingly. mradi amelala
msimwamshe.
mradi (conjunction), pl miradi, muradi, because. mradi amelala
msimwamshe. because s/he is sleeping you shouldn't wake him/her..
mradi (conjunction), pl miradi, muradi, provided that. mradi amelala
msimwamshe.
mradi (conjunction), pl miradi, muradi, since. mradi amelala msimwamshe.
"Since he is asleep, do not wake him up"..
mradi (conjunction), pl miradi, muradi, and so. mradi amelala
msimwamshe.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, ambition. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, decision. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, desire. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, goal. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake. Now s/he is a teacher and has fulfilled her/his goal..
mradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, intention.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, plan. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake.
mradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, program.
mradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, project. Miradi inayotekelezwa ni ya ujenzi
wa nyumba za watumishi [Masomo 363]. The projects that are completed are
the construction of civil servants' housing..
mradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, resolve.
mradi (noun), pl miradi, muradi, whim. sasa ni mwalimu na ametimiza
mradi wake. [rare]
mrajis (noun), pl marajis, chairman.
mrajis (noun), pl marajis, president.
-enda mrama (verb), go the wrong way.
-enda mrama (verb), take a wrong direction.
mrama (noun), pl mirama, naut. pitching (of a ship). enda mrama.
pitch..
mrama (noun), pl mirama, naut. rolling (of a ship) (fig.)take a wrong
direction, go the wrongway. enda mrama. roll.
mrama (noun 3/4), pl mirama, rolling motion.
mrama (noun 3/4), pl mirama, tossing motion.
mramba (noun), ornith. kind of starling. mramba mweupe. golden
oriole..
mranaa (noun), pl maranaa, tree species (Datura fastuosa).
mranaha (noun), pl maranaha, tree species (Datura fastuosa).
mrao (noun), pl mirao, fuse. bunduki ya mrao. matchlock gun.. [arch,
mil]
mrao (noun 3/4), pl mirao, fuse (for gun).
mrao (noun 3/4), pl mirao, harvest time.
mrao (noun), pl mirao, match. bunduki ya mrao. matchlock gun.. [arch,
mil]
mrao (noun 3/4), pl mirao, cool season.
mrao (noun 3/4), pl mirao, wick.
mrarua (noun), pl wararua, one who tears something. (< rarua V).
mraruasanda (noun), nightjar (kind of bird). [ornith]
mraruasanda pwaju (noun), nightjar (kind of bird). [ornith]
mraruo (noun), pl miraruo, rending (act of). (< rarua V).
mraruo (noun), pl miraruo, tearing (act of). (< rarua V).
mrasharasha (noun 3/4), pl mirasharahsa, drizzle. (< rasharasha V).
mrasharasha (noun 3/4), pl mirasharasha, mist (heavy). (< rasharasha V).
mrasharasha (noun 3/4), pl mirasharasha, rain (light). (< rasharasha V).
mrasharasha (noun), pl mirasharasha, sprinkling. mrasharasha wa mvua.
"sprinkle, drizzle (of rain)".. (< rasha V).
mrashi (noun 3/4), pl mirashi, perfume. (< rasha V).
mrashi (noun 3/4), pl mirashi, scent. (< rasha V).
mrashi (noun 3/4), pl mirashi, spray. (< rasha V).
mrasho (noun), pl mirasho, sprinkling. mrasharasha wa mvua. "sprinkle,
drizzle (of rain)".. (< rasha V).
mratabu (noun), pl miratabu, plum tree species (Achras zapota).
mratibu (noun 1/2), pl waratibu, MC (master of ceremonies).
mratibu (noun 1/2), pl waratibu, head of the schedule.
mratibu (noun 1/2), pl waratibu, person in charge of schedule. (< ratiba
N).
mregaa (noun), commision business. biashara ya mrejaa. commission
business.. (< rejea, rejareja).
mrehani (noun 1/2), pl warehani, basil.
mrehani (noun), pl mirehani, sweet basil (Ocimum basilicum). [bot]
mrejaa (noun), commision business. biashara ya mrejaa. commission
business.. (< rejea, rejareja).
mrekani (noun), pl mirekani, unbleached cotton cloth. (< engl).
mrekani (noun), rough unbleached cotton sheeting cloth. (< Engl.).
mreli (noun), pl wareli, railwayman. (< engl). [rare]
mrembe (noun), pl mirembe, German military helmet (Pickelhaube)
(Tanganyika). [arch.]
mrembe (noun 3/4), pl mirembe, spear (type of).
mrembo (noun 1/2), pl warembo, beautiful person.
mrembo (noun), pl mirembo, decoration. (< remba).
mrembo (noun 1/2), pl warembo, well-dressed person. mwanamke huyu ni
mrembo [Muk], wale warembo wa Kifaransa waliokaa kwa namna za kuvutia
[Mu].
mrembo (noun 1/2), pl warembo, elegant person.
mrembo (noun), pl warembo, fashion plate. (< remba).
mrembo (noun), pl warembo, fop. (< remba).
mrembo (noun), pl mirembo, ornament (= rembo). (< remba).
mrembo (noun 1/2), pl warembo, vamp.
mrenaha (noun), pl maranaha, tree species (Datura fastuosa).
mrengu (noun), pl mirengu, naut. outrigger.
Mreno (noun 1/2), pl Wareno, Portuguese (person). Mreno wa kwanza kufika
Mombasa ni Vasco da Gama katika mwaka wa 1498.. The first Portuguese
person to arrive in Mombasa was Vasco da Gama in 1498..
mrera (noun 3/4), pl mirera, red silk ornamental stitching on F kanzu
collar.
mrera (noun), pl mirera, embroidered ornamentation (on the collar of a
kanzu).
mreteni (noun), pl mireteni, juniper. [bot]
mriba (noun), pl miriba, sweet potato leaves eaten as vegetable.
mrihani (noun 3/4), pl mirihani, sweet basil. miasumini na miwaridi na
mrihani na mkiluwa [Moh]. (< Arabic).
mrihani (noun), pl mirehani, sweet basil (Ocimum basilicum). [bot]
mrihi (noun), pl mirihi, tree species producing good lumber for building
purposes.
mrija (noun), pl mirija, flute. [mus]
mrija (noun), pl mirija, pipe (musical instrument).
mrija (noun), pl mirija, rare pipe(in gen.).
mrija (noun), pl mirija, reed (kind used for making musical instruments
and as a drinking tube).
mrija (noun 3/4), pl mirija, reed.
mrija (noun 3/4), pl mirija, straw (for drinking).
mrija (noun), pl mirija, tube.
mrija (noun), pl mirija, rec. elec. tube(radio, etc.).
mrija (noun), pl mirija, rare tube (in gen.).
mrili (noun), pl mirili, tree species used for making dugout canoes.
mrima (noun 3/4), pl mirima, coastal region.
mrima (noun), pl mirima, continent (as opposed to islands). (< kimrima,
mmrima).
mrima (noun 3/4), pl mirima, littoral. sehemu za mrima zilizo karibu na
katikati ya nchi [Masomo 5]. the parts of the coastal littoral that are
close to the center of the country.
mrima (noun), pl mirima, mainland (as opposed to islands). (< kimrima,
mmrima).
mrima (noun 3/4), pl mirima, shore.
mrithi (noun 1/2), pl warithi, heir. Warithi wangu, kufuatana na ada na
desturi za Kimara, ni akina nani? [Chacha, Masomo 381]. My heirs,
according to Kimara customs and traditions, who are they?. (< rithi V).
mrithisha (noun), pl warithisha, executor. (< rithi).
mrithishi (noun), pl warithishi, executor. (< rithi).
mriti (noun), pl miriti, tree species producing good lumber for building
purposes.
mrizabu (noun 3/4), pl mirizabu, channel.
mrizabu (noun 3/4), pl mirizabu, drain.
mrizabu (noun 3/4), pl mirizabu, faucet.
mrizabu (noun 3/4), pl mirizabu, pipe.
mrizabu (noun 3/4), pl mirizabu, water tap.
mroho (noun), pl waroho, glutton (one who eats more than his share). (<
roho).
mroho (noun 1/2), pl waroho, greedy person (one who eats more than his
share). wale wanaume waroho walisita kumpokea [Mt]. (< Arabic).
mronge (noun), pl mironge, horse-radish tree (Moringa pterigosperma).
mrongo (noun 1/2), pl mirongo, initiated person.
mrongo (noun), pl warongo, young person of either sex who has been
through the initiation rites.
mrongo (noun), pl warongo, liar. [dial]
mrongo (noun), pl warongo, one who is experienced in matters of sex.
mrongo (noun), pl warongo, swindler. [dial]
mropoko (noun 3/4), pl miropoko, babbling.
mropoko (noun 3/4), pl miropoko, blather. Regina alikuwa amekwisha pigwa
kwa sababu ya mropoko wa Stella [Kez].
mrua (noun), good behaviour.
mrua (noun 3/4), pl mirua, courtesy.
mrua (noun 3/4), pl mirua, deference.
mrua (noun), obligingness.
mrua (noun 1/2), pl warua, pleasant person.
mrua (noun 9/10), pl mrua, politeness.
mrua (noun 9/10), pl mrua, respect.
mrua (noun), pl warua, well-bred person.
mruba (noun 3/4), pl miruba, leech.
mruba (noun), pl maruba; miruba, leech.
mrugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, guerrilla.
mrugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, plunderer.
mrugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, robber.
mrugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, irregular soldier.
mrukaji (noun), pl warukaji, flier. (< ruka). [av, rare]
mrukaji (noun), pl warukaji, sport jumper. (< ruka).
mrukaji (noun), pl warukaji, pilot. (< ruka). [av, rare]
mruko (noun 3/4), pl miruko, flight.
mruko (noun 3/4), pl miruko, jump.
mruko (noun 3/4), pl miruko, leaping. (< ruka V).
Mruma (noun), pl waruma, Roman. (< rumi, kirumi).
Mrumi (noun), pl warumi, Roman. (< rumi, kirumi).
mrungura (noun 3/4), pl mirungura, blackmail.
mrungura (noun 3/4), pl mirungura, bribe.
mrungura (noun 3/4), pl mirungura, kind of large drum for calling people
to dances.
Mrusi (noun), pl warusi, Russian person. (< Kirusi, Urusi).
mrututi (noun), blue vitriol.
mrututi (noun), copper sulphate.
mrututu (noun), blue vitriol.
mrututu (noun 9/10), pl mrututu, bluestone. (< Hindi).
mrututu (noun), copper sulphate.
mrututu (noun 9/10), pl mrututu, copper sulfate. (< Hindi).
msaada (noun 3/4), pl misaada, aid. msaada wa fedha. financial aid. (<
saidia).
msaada (noun 3/4), pl misaada, assistance. msaada wa fedha. (< saidia).
msaada (noun), pl misaada, help. msaada wa fedha. (< saidia).
msaada (noun), pl misaada, support. (< saidia).
msaala (noun), question. masahala ya siasa (dini). political
(religious) questions..
msadikifu (noun), pl wasadikifu, friendly person. (< sadiki, sadikifu).
msadikifu (noun), pl wasadikifu, reliable person. (< sadiki, sadikifu).
msadikifu (noun), pl wasadikifu, trustworthy. (< sadiki, sadikifu).
msafa (noun 3/4), pl misafa, line.
msafa (noun 3/4), pl misafa, row.
msafa (noun), pl masafu, misafa, line. safu ya milima.. line of
mountains.
msafa (noun), pl masafu, misafa, row. safu ya milima.. row of
mountains.
msafa (noun), pl masafu, misafa, series. safu ya milima.. series of
mountains.
msafara (noun 3/4), pl misafara, caravan. (< safiri V).
msafara (noun), pl misafara, crowd (of people). nimekutana na msafara wa
watu wakitoka mpirani. I met a big crowd of people coming from the
football game.. (< safiri, safari).
msafara (noun 3/4), pl misafara, expedition. ameongozana na msafara wa
wachezaji [Muk]. (< Arabic).
msafara (noun 3/4), pl misafara, group. (< Arabic).
msafara (noun), pl misafara, journey. (< safiri, safari).
msafara (noun 3/4), pl misafara, trip.
msafihi (noun), pl wasafihi, ill-bred person. (< safihi).
msafihi (noun), pl wasafihi, imprudent person. (< safihi).
msafihi (noun), pl wasafihi, insolent person. (< safihi).
msafihi (noun), pl wasafihi, rude person. (< safihi).
msafii (noun), pl wasafii, ill-bred person. (< safihi).
msafii (noun), pl wasafii, imprudent person. (< safihi).
msafii (noun), pl wasafii, insolent person. (< safihi).
msafii (noun), pl wasafii, rude person. (< safihi).
msafiri (noun 1/2), pl wasafiri, traveller.
msafirishaji (noun), pl wasafirishaji, exporter. msafirishaji mali. (<
safiri). [econ]
msafishaji (noun), pl wasafishaji, charwoman. (< safi).
msafishaji (noun), pl wasafishaji, cleaner. msafishaji choo. latrine
cleaner.. (< safi).
msafishaji (noun), pl wasafishaji, medical orderly. (< safi).
msafu (noun), pl misafu, rare Bible. (< sahifa).
msafu (noun), pl misafu, book (us. the Qur'an). (< sahifa).
msafu (noun), pl misafu, rare leaf. (< sahifa).
msafu (noun), pl misafu, rare page. (< sahifa).
msaga (noun), pl wasaga, miller. (< saga).
msagaliwa (noun), pl wasagaliwa, eunuch (lit.grinder of sandalwood). (<
saga, liwa).
msagaliwa (noun), pl wasagaliwa, impotent male who acts as a servant to
women (lit.grinder of sandalwood;). (< saga, liwa).
msagi (noun), pl wasagi, miller. (< saga).
msago (adverb), continuously.
msago (adverb), without interruption.
msago (adverb), continuously.
msago (noun), pl misago, grinding (of meal, flour). (< saga).
msaha (noun 3/4), pl misaha, crowbar.
msaha (noun 3/4), pl misaha, shovel.
msaha (noun 3/4), pl misaha, spade.
Msahafu (noun 3/4), pl misahafu, Bible.
msahafu (noun), pl misahafu, rare Bible. (< sahifa).
msahafu (noun), pl misahafu, book (us. the Qur'an). (< sahifa).
msahafu (noun 3/4), pl misahafu, book (usually holy).
Msahafu (noun 3/4), pl misahafu, Koran.
msahafu (noun), pl misahafu, rare leaf. (< sahifa).
msahafu (noun), pl misahafu, rare page. (< sahifa).
msahala (noun), pl misahala, med. laxative.
msahala (noun), pl misahala, med. purgative.
msahau (noun), pl wasahau, absent-minded person. (< sahau).
msahau (noun), pl wasahau, forgetful person. (< sahau).
msahaulifu (noun), pl wasahaulifu, absent-minded person. (< sahau).
msahaulifu (noun), pl wasahaulifu, forgetful person. (< sahau).
msahaulizi (noun), pl wasahaulifu, absent-minded person. (< sahau).
msahaulizi (noun), pl wasahaulifu, forgetful person. (< sahau).
msahihishaji (noun 1/2), pl wasahihishaji, grader. Maksi hutolewa bila
kutegemea msahihishaji [Masomo 191]. Grades are given independently of
the grader..
msaidia (noun), pl wasaidia, accomplice. (< saidia).
msaidia (noun), pl wasaidia, assistant. msaidizi wa hospitali. nurse's
aid.. (< saidia).
msaidia (noun), pl wasaidia, helper. msaidizi wa hospitali. nurse's
aid. (< saidia).
msaidizi (noun), pl wasaidizi, accomplice. (< saidia).
msaidizi (noun 1/2), pl wasaidizi, assistant.
msaidizi (noun 1/2), pl wasaidizi, helper.
msaidizi (noun 1/2), pl wasaidizi, vice-.
msaji (noun), pl misaji, teak tree (Tectona grandis).
msajili (noun 1/2), pl wasajili, registrar.
msaka (noun), pl wasaka, driver. (< saka).
msaka (noun), pl wasaka, hunter. (< saka).
msaka (noun 1/2), pl wasaka, trapper.
msakaji (noun), pl wasakaji, driver. (< saka).
msakaji (noun), pl wasakaji, hunter. (< saka).
Msakalawa (noun), pl Wasakalawa, inhabitant of (the west coast of)
Madagascar.
msakamo (noun), pl misakamo, jamming. (< sakama).
msakamo (noun), pl misakamo, sticking. (< sakama).
msako (noun), pl misako, hunting. (< saka).
msako (noun), pl misako, trapping. (< saka).
msala (noun 3/4), pl misala, bathroom. alikwenda aendako , hata msalani
, na miguu yake uchi [Abd]. He went, wherever he went, even to the
bathroom, in his bare feet.. (< Arabic).
msala (noun 3/4), pl misala, oval mat. (< sala V).
msala (noun 3/4), pl misala, round mat. (< sala V).
msala (noun 3/4), pl misala, Isl. prayer mat. (< sala V).
msala (noun 3/4), pl misala, private place.
msala (noun 5/6), pl misala, toilet. enda msalani. go to the toilet..
msalaba (noun), pl misalaba, hist.,rel.cross. ishara ya msalaba. sign
of the Cross.. (< sulibi).
msalani (noun 3/4), pl misalani, bathroom.
msalani (noun 3/4), pl misalani, lavatory.
msalata (noun), pl wasalata, one who makes a false accusation. (<
salata).
msalata (noun), pl wasalata, despot. (< salata).
msalata (noun), pl wasalata, slanderer. (< salata).
msalata (noun), pl wasalata, traitor. (< salata).
msalheri (noun), salutation Good morning, etc.. (< heri).
msalihina (noun), pl wasalihina, devout person. (< salihi).
msalihina (noun), pl wasalihina, honest person. (< salihi).
msalihina (noun), pl wasalihina, incorruptible person. (< salihi).
msalihina (noun), pl wasalihina, pious person. (< salihi).
msalikhina (noun), pl wasalikhina, devout person. (< salihi).
msalikhina (noun), pl wasalikhina, honest person. (< salihi).
msalikhina (noun), pl wasalikhina, incorruptible person. (< salihi).
msalikhina (noun), pl wasalikhina, pious person. (< salihi).
msalimina (noun), pl wasalimina, devout person (of any faith). (<
silimu).
msalimina (noun), pl wasalimina, rare Moslem (=Mwislamu). (< silimu).
msalimina (noun), pl wasalimina, pious person (of any faith). (<
silimu).
msalimu (noun), pl wasalimu, devout person (of any faith). (< silimu).
msalimu (noun), pl wasalimu, rare Moslem (=Mwislamu). (< silimu).
msalimu (noun), pl wasalimu, pious person (of any faith). (< silimu).
msaliti (noun), pl wasaliti, one who makes a false accusation. (<
salata).
msaliti (noun), pl wasaliti, despot. (< salata).
msaliti (noun), pl wasaliti, slanderer. (< salata).
msaliti (noun), pl wasaliti, traitor. (< salata).
msamaha (noun), pl misamaha, masamaha, deliverance. (< samehe).
msamaha (noun), pl misamaha, masamaha, forgiveness. Mzimu wao aliwaletea
neema na msamaha wa dhambi walizozitenda [Masomo 311]. Their ancestor
brought them abundance and forgiveness for the sins they committed.. (<
samehe).
msamaha (noun), pl misamaha, masamaha, liberation. (< samehe).
msamaha (noun), pl misamaha, masamaha, pardon. (< samehe).
msamaha (noun), pl misamaha, masamaha, salvation. (< samehe).
msamba (noun), pl misamba, perineum. [anat]
msamba (noun 3/4), pl misamba, suture between legs.
msambale (noun), pl misambale, flowering shrub (Lobelia fervens).
msambamba (noun 3/4), pl misambamba, parallelogram.
msambia (noun), kind of tree with edible fruit.
msameha (noun), pl wasameha, forgiving person. (< samehe).
msameha (noun), pl wasameha, indulgent person. (< samehe).
msamehaji (noun), pl wasamehaji, forgiving person. (< samehe).
msamehaji (noun), pl wasamehaji, indulgent person. (< samehe).
msamehe (noun), pl misameha, masameha, deliverance. (< samehe).
msamehe (noun), pl misameha, masameha, forgiveness. (< samehe).
msamehe (noun), pl misameha, masameha, liberation. (< samehe).
msamehe (noun), pl misameha, masameha, pardon. (< samehe).
msamehe (noun), pl misameha, masameha, salvation. (< samehe).
msamiati (noun 3/4), pl misamiati, lexicon. Baraza la Kiswahili
limeendelea kutoa misamiati mipya [Masomo 361].
msamiati (noun 3/4), pl misamiati, vocabulary.
msamilo (noun 3/4), pl misamilo, head-rest (wooden used as pillow).
msana (noun), pl misana, corridor. [dial]
msana (noun), pl wasana, metal worker. msana chuma. blacksmith. (<
sana).
msana (noun), pl misana, passage. [dial]
msana (noun), pl wasana, smith. msana chuma. blacksmith.. (< sana).
msanaa (noun), pl wasanaa, skillful craftsman. (< sanaa).
msanaa (noun), pl wasanaa, specialist. (< sanaa).
msanaka (noun), pl misanaka, pine species (Pandanus sp).
msanapichi (noun), pl misanapichi, frangipane tree (Plumeria acuminata).
msanapichi (noun), pl misanapichi, jasmine tree (Plumeria acuminata).
msanapiti (noun), pl misanapiti, frangipane tree (Plumeria acuminata).
msanapiti (noun), pl misanapiti, jasmine tree (Plumeria acuminata).
msandali (noun), pl misandali, sandalwood tree. (< sandali).
msandarusi (noun), pl misandarusi, gum-copal tree. (< sandarusi).
msani (noun), pl wasani, skillful craftsman. (< sanaa).
msani (noun), pl wasani, specialist. (< sanaa).
msanifu (noun 1/2), pl wasanifu, artist (esp. verbal artist). Zaidi ya
kuwa msanifu wa lugha, mshairi wa Kiswahili ni mlinzi wa utamaduni wa
Kiswahili [Khan, Masomo 394-5]. In addition to being a verbal artists a
Swahili poet is a protector of Swahili culture..
msanifu (noun 1/2), pl wasanifu, artist. Shani zake na mizungu, ni Bwana
wa wasanifu [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 425]. His surprises and amazements,
He is the greatest artist..
msanifu (noun 1/2), pl wasanifu, composer.
msanifu (noun), pl wasanifu, one who invents and spreads lies. (< sanaa,
sanifu).
msanifu (noun 1/2), pl wasanifu, writer.
msanii (noun 1/2), pl wasanii, artist.
msanii (noun 1/2), pl wasanii, skilled craftsman.
msanii (noun), pl wasanii, skillful craftsman. (< sanaa).
msanii (noun), pl wasanii, one who invents and spreads lies. (< sanaa,
sanifu).
msanii (noun), pl wasanii, specialist. (< sanaa).
msapata (noun), pl misapata, dance (kind of). (< port).
msaro (noun), pl misaro, thorn tree species.
msasa (noun), pl misasa, emery paper. meza hii haikupigwa msasa vizuri.
This table is not smooth (has not been well sanded).
msasa (noun), pl misasa, Ficus species (the leaves of which are used for
smoothing wood).
msasa (noun 3/4), pl misasa, sandpaper. ngozi yake ilivyokacha,
utafikiri msasa [Abd].
msasi (noun), pl wasasi, driver. (< saka).
msasi (noun), pl wasasi, hunter. (< saka).
msazo (noun), pl misazo, corpse. (< saa). [rare]
msazo (noun), pl misazo, remains. (< saa). [rare]
msegese (noun), pl misegese, tree species (Bauhinia Thonningii).
mseja (noun 1/2), pl waseja, bachelor.
mseja (noun), pl waseja, necklace of small beads. (< useja).
mseja (noun), pl waseja, sandpaper.
mseja (noun 1/2), pl waseja, unmarried man.
msema (noun), pl wasema, commentator. (< sema).
msema (noun), pl wasema, recent, pol. information officer. (< sema).
msema (noun), pl wasema, narrator. (< sema).
msema (noun), pl wasema, orator. (< sema).
msema (noun), pl wasema, speaker. (< sema).
msema (noun), pl wasema, recent, pol. spokesman. msemaji wa mkutano
huu. The speaker at this meeting.. (< sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, commentator. (< sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, recent, pol. information officer. (<
sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, narrator. (< sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, orator. (< sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, speaker. (< sema).
msemaji (noun), pl wasemaji, recent, pol. spokesman. msemaji wa mkutano
huu. The speaker at this meeting.. (< sema).
msemi (noun), pl wasemi, speaker (parliament). (< sema).
msemi (noun), pl wasemi, spokesman. msemi wao. Their spokesman.. (<
sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, address. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, conversation. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, dialect. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, expression. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, idiom. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, language. (< sema). [rare]
msemo (noun), pl misemo, maxim. (< sema).
msemo (noun 3/4), pl misemo, saying.
msemo (noun), pl misemo, slogan. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, speech. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, utterance. (< sema).
msemo (noun), pl misemo, watchword. (< sema).
msemo wa kinyume (noun), thieves' Latin (cf kihunzi). (< nyuma N).
msengenya (noun), pl wasengenya, gossip. (< sengenya).
msengenya (noun), pl wasengenyi, talebearer. (< sengenya).
msengenyaji (noun), pl wasengenyaji, underhand assailant. (< sengenya).
msengenyaji (noun), pl wasengenyaji, calumniator. (< sengenya).
msengenyaji (noun), pl wasengenyaji, devil. (< sengenya). [rel]
msengenyaji (noun), pl wasengenyaji, satan. (< sengenya). [rel]
msengenyano (noun), pl misengenyano, backbiting. (< sengenya).
msengenyano (noun), pl misengenyano, dispute. (< sengenya).
msengenyano (noun), pl misengenyano, dissension. (< sengenya).
msengenyano (noun), pl misengenyano, quarrel. (< sengenya).
msengenyano (noun), pl misengenyano, talebearing. (< sengenya).
msengenyi (noun), pl wasengenyi, gossip. (< sengenya).
msengenyi (noun 1/2), pl wasengenyi, gossiper.
msengenyi (noun), pl wasengenyi, talebearer. (< sengenya).
msengenyi (noun 1/2), pl wasengenyi, tale-bearer.
msengenyi (noun 1/2), pl wasengenyi, troublemaker. (< sengenya V).
msengenyo (noun), pl misengenyo, calumny. (< sengenya).
msengenyo (noun), pl misengenyo, gossip. (< sengenya).
msengenyo (noun), pl misengenyo, rumor. (< sengenya).
msengenyo (noun), pl misengenyo, slander. (< sengenya).
msetiri (noun), pl wasetiri, one who conceals something. (< stiri).
msetiri (noun), pl wasetiri, one who hides something. (< stiri).
msetiri (noun), pl wasetiri, one who makes a secret of something. (<
stiri).
mseto (noun), pl miseto, coalition government. serikali ya mseto.. a
coalition government.. (< seta).
mseto (noun 3/4), pl miseto, mash.
mseto (noun), pl miseto, mixture. serikali ya mseto.. a coalition
government.. (< seta).
mseto (noun 3/4), pl miseto, mixture (fig.). mseto wa hisia za hofu na
kusihi [Muk].
mseto (noun), pl miseto, porridge (made of beans cooked together with
various grains or maize or rice). (< seta).
mseto (noun 3/4), pl miseto, purée of beans, various grains and other
ingredients. wakila mseto na mchuzi wa nazi wenye samaki mkavu [Ya]. (<
seta V).
msewe (noun), pl misewe, bush (kind bearing pods which are used as
rattles).
msewe (noun 3/4), pl misewe, kind of large drum.
msewe (noun), pl misewe, child's rattle.
msewe (noun 3/4), pl misewe, rattle fastened to leg to jingle when
dancing.
mshabaha (noun), pl mishabaha, resemblance. (< shabaha).
mshabaha (noun), pl mishabaha, similarity. (< shabaha).
mshabiki (noun), pl washabiki, enthusiast. mtu huyu mshabiki sana wa
karata. He is an enthusiastic/inveterate cardplayer..
mshadhari (adverb), crooked. fig.mambo yake siku hizi yanakwenda
mshazari. His affairs are not in order at present (have not gone well,
turned out badly).
mshadhari (adverb), cylindrical.
mshadhari (adverb), lopsided.
mshadhari (adverb), oblique.
mshadhari (adverb), slanting.
mshadhari (noun), bend.
mshadhari (noun), braid.
mshadhari (noun), cord.
mshadhari (noun), curve.
mshadhari (noun), pl washadhari, deformed person.
mshadhari (noun), edging.
mshadhari (noun), hem.
mshadhari (noun), slant. mstari wa mshazari. oblique line..
mshadhari (noun), string.
mshadhari (noun), tape.
mshadhari (noun), twist.
mshaha (noun), joking.
mshaha (noun), mockery.
mshaha (noun), teasing.
mshahara (noun), pl mishahara, income.
mshahara (noun), pl mishahara, payment.
mshahara (noun), pl mishahara, renumeration.
mshahara (noun 3/4), pl mishahara, salary. (< Arabic).
mshahara (noun 3/4), pl mishahara, wage.
mshairi (noun 1/2), pl washairi, poet. Mshairi wa Kiswahili ana sababu
nyingi zinazomfanya atunge mashairi [Khan, Masomo 391]; kuna mshairi
aliyeimba ... [Mt]. A Swahili poet has many reasons to compose poetry..
(< Arabic: shairi N).
mshakiki (noun), pl mishakiki, piece of meat roasted on a skewer.
mshakiki (noun), pl mishakiki, skewer.
mshakiki (noun), pl mishakiki, spit.
mshale (noun), pl mishale, arrow. Walishika pinde na mishale kuwafukuza
wageni [Masomo 205]; mshale wa sumu. They grabbed bows and arrows to
drive out the strangers; poisoned arrow..
mshale (noun), pl mishale, hand.
mshale (noun), pl mishale, indicator.
mshale (noun), pl mishale, pointer.
mshale (noun), pl mishale, ray. mshale wa nuru. ray of sunlight..
mshale (noun), pl mishale, sting( of a bee, etc.).
mshale (wa saa) (noun 3/4), pl mishale (ya saa), hand (of a watch).
mishale inayong'aa gizani inaonyesha saa tisa [Muk]. the watch hand that
was shining in the dark showed 3 o'clock..
mshamba (noun 1/2), pl washamba, boor.
mshamba (noun 1/2), pl washamba, lout.
mshamba (noun 1/2), pl washamba, uncouth person. mshamba huyu
kanitangulia kwa kunichuja [Abd].
mshambulizi (noun 1/2), pl washambulizi, attacker.
mshamo (noun 3/4), pl mishamo, stick (for digging holes).
mshamo (noun), pl mishamo, crowbar.
mshamo (noun), pl mishamo, marline spike. [naut]
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, amazement.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, astonishment.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, bewilderment.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, stupefaction.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, surprise.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, thrilling excitement.
msangao (noun 3/4), pl misangao, wonder. [yule kijana] akamtazama Subira
kwa mshangao [Sul].
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, amazement. Huku akionyesha mshangao
[Chacha, Masomo 374]. Here she is showing amazement,.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, astonishment.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, bewilderment.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, stupefaction.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, surprise.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, thrilling excitement.
mshangao (noun 3/4), pl mishangao, wonder. [yule kijana] akamtazama
Subira kwa mshangao [Sul].
msharafu (noun), pl washarafu, honored person. (< sharifu).
msharafu (noun), pl washarafu, respected person. (< sharifu).
msharasi (noun), pl misharasi, awl.
mshari (noun 1/2), pl washari, evil-minded man. (< shari N).
mshari (noun), pl washari, jinx (someone who causes misfortune or injury
to other people). (< shari).
mshari (noun), pl washari, unlucky person (someone who causes misfortune
or injury to other people). (< shari).
msharifu (noun), pl visharifu, orninth. species of kingfisher. (<
sharifu V).
msharifu (noun 1/2), pl washarifu, esteemed person. (< sharifu V).
msharika (noun), pl washarika, joint-owner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
msharika (noun), pl washarika, partner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
mshaufu (noun 1/2), pl washaufu, frivolous person.
mshaufu (noun), pl washaufu, ill-mannered person.
mshaufu (noun), pl washaufu, ostentatious person.
mshaufu (noun), pl washaufu, shameless person.
mshaufu (noun 1/2), pl washaufu, show-off. (< shaua V).
mshauri (noun 1/2), pl washauri, advisor. (< shauri N).
mshauri (noun 1/2), pl washauri, consultant.
mshauri (noun), pl washauri, counsellor. mshauri wa mambo ya sheria.
legal counsel. (< shauri).
mshauri (noun), pl washauri, pol.delegate. mshauri wa upande wa
serikali. government delegate.. (< shauri).
mshauri (noun), pl washauri, pol.deputy. mshauri wa upande wa serikali.
(< shauri).
mshauri (noun), pl washauri, pol.representative. mshauri wa upande wa
serikali. government representative. (< shauri).
majilio ya mshawasha (phrase), seductive urge. ulimwengu na vituko vyake
na majilio ya mshawasha na matatizo yake yalimwandama [Moh].
mshawasha (noun 3/4), pl mishwasha, seduction. majilio ya mshawasha na
matatizo yake yalimwandama [Moh]. (< Arabic).
mshawasha (noun 3/4), pl mishawasha, temptation. (< Arabic).
mshawishi (noun), pl mishawishi, pol.agitator. (< shawishi).
mshawishi (noun 1/2), pl washawishi, seducer. (< shawishi V).
mshawishi (noun 1/2), pl washawishi, tempter. (< shawishi V).
mchoro mshazari (noun), pl michoro mshazari, oblique drawing. (< -chora
V, mshazari N & ADV).
mshazari (adverb), crooked. fig.mambo yake siku hizi yanakwenda
mshazari. His affairs are not in order at present (have not gone well,
turned out badly).
mshazari (adverb), cylindrical.
mshazari (adverb), lopsided.
mshazari (adverb), oblique.
mshazari (adverb), slanting.
mshazari (noun), bend.
mshazari (noun), braid.
mshazari (noun), cord.
mshazari (noun), curve.
mshazari (noun), pl washazari, deformed person.
mshazari (noun), edging.
mshazari (noun), hem.
mshazari (noun), slant. mstari wa mshazari. oblique line..
mshazari (noun), string.
mshazari (noun), tape.
mshazari (noun), twist.
mshelisheli (noun), pl mishelisheli, breadfruit tree (species of).
mshelisheli (noun), Seychelles.
mshemali (noun), pl washemali, Arab from Muscat.
mshenga (noun 1/2), pl washenga, agent.
mshenga (noun 1/2), pl washenga, confidant.
mshenga (noun), pl washenga, go-between (one who arranges a marriage for
someone else).
mshenga (noun), pl washenga, matchmaker (one who arranges a marriage for
someone else).
mshenga (noun 1/2), pl washenga, messenger.
msheni (noun), pl washenzi, aboriginal (from the interior).
mshenzi (noun), pl washenzi, native (from the interior).
mshenzi (noun), nondescript person. mtu mshenzi. nondescript person..
mshenzi (noun), interj.you scoundrel.
mshenzi (noun 1/2), pl washenzi, uncivilized person. mtu mshenzi; Toka
zama za kale, huyu ndege hushika minong'ono ya watu na kuanza kukebehi
washenzi kama mimi [Chacha, Masomo 378].. an uncivilized person; Since
the distant past that bird has grasped people's whispers and has begun to
insult uncivilized people like me.. (< shenzi A).
mshenzi (noun), uncouth person. mtu mshenzi. uncouth person.
mshenzi (noun), barbarian.
mshenzi (noun), savage.
mshihiri (noun), pl washihiri, Arab from Sheher (South Arabia).
mshika (noun), pl washika, driver (of an automobile).
mshika (noun), pl washika, naut.helmsman.
mshika (noun 1/2), pl washika, holder. (< shika V).
mshika (noun), pl washika, pilot (of an airplane). mshika filimbi.
"sport, rare: referee, umpire"..
mshika dini (noun 1/2), pl washika dini, religious person. kwa Diana,
hata Biblia ni andiko zuri sana, si kwa kuwa yu mshika dini, bali...
[Muk].
mshikaki (noun), pl mishikiki, piece of meat roasted on a skewer.
mshikaki (noun), pl mishikiki, skewer.
mshikaki (noun), pl mishikiki, spit.
mshikamano (noun 3/4), pl mishikamano, cohesion.
mshikano (noun), pl mishikano, accumulation. (< shika).
mshikano (noun), pl mishikano, bunch (of fruit etc.). (< shika).
mshikano (noun), pl mishikano, cluster (of fruit etc). (< shika).
mshikano (noun), pl mishikano, group. (< shika).
mshikano (noun 3/4), pl mishikano, mass. (< shikana V).
mshiki (noun), pl washiki, driver (of an automobile).
mshiki (noun), pl washika, naut.helmsman.
mshiki (noun), pl washika, pilot (of an airplane). mshika filimbi.
"sport, rare: referee, umpire"..
mshikilizo (noun), pl mishikilizo, basting together (act of) (in
dressmaking). (< shika).
mshikilizo (noun), pl mishikilizo, tacking together (act of) (eg in
dressmaking). (< shika).
mshikizo (noun), pl mishikizo, basting together (act of) (in
dressmaking). (< shika).
mshikizo (noun), pl mishikizo, tacking together (act of) (eg in
dressmaking). (< shika).
mshinda (noun), pl washinda, victor. (< shinda).
mshinda (noun 1/2), pl washinda, winner. (< shinda V).
mshindaji (noun), pl washindaji, competitor. (< shinda).
mshindaji (noun), pl washindaji, conqueror. (< shinda).
mshindaji (noun), pl washindaji, rival. (< shinda).
mshindaji (noun), pl washindaji, victor. (< shinda).
mshindaji (noun 1/2), pl washindaji, winner.
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, adversary. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindani (noun 1/2), pl washindani, competitor. (< shunda V).
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, contentious person. (< shinda).
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, participant in a contest. (< shinda).
mshindani (noun 1/2), pl washindani, opponent. (< shindana V).
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, opponent. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, rival. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindani (noun), pl washindani, stubborn person. (< shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, adversary. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, contentious person. (< shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, participant in a contest. (<
shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, opponent. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, rival. asiyekubali kushindwa si
mshindani. (< shinda).
mshindanizi (noun), pl washindanizi, stubborn person. (< shinda).
mshindano (noun), pl mishindano, comparison. shindano ya mpira [Rec].
ball competition. (< shinda V).
mshindano (noun 3/4), pl mishindano, competition. mashindano yenyewe
bado [Muk]. the competitions themselves are not yet.
mshindano (noun), pl mishindano, contest. shindano ya mpira [Rec]. ball
contest. (< shinda V).
mshindano (noun 3/4), pl mishindano, contest. shindano ya mpira [Rec].
ball contest. (< shinda V).
mshindano (noun 3/4), pl mishindano, struggle. (< shindana V).
mshinde (noun), pl washinde, one who is beaten. (< shinda).
mshinde (noun), pl washinde, one who is conquered. (< shinda).
mshinde (noun), pl washinde, one who is defeated. (< shinda).
mshinde (noun 1/2), pl washinde, loser.
mshindi (noun), pl washindi, competitor. (< shinda).
mshindi (noun), pl washindi, conqueror. (< shinda).
mshindi (noun), pl washindi, rival. (< shinda).
mshindi (noun), pl washindi, victor. kuhesabiwa wa kura na kutangazwa
kwa mshindi [Masomo 104]. the count of the vote and the announcement of
the winner. (< shinda).
mshindi (noun), pl washindi, victor. (< shinda).
mshindikizo (noun), pl mishindikizo, accompaniment. (< shinda).
mshindikizo (noun), pl mishindikizo, escort (for protection). (<
shinda).
mshindikizo (noun), pl mishindikizo, guard. (< shinda).
mshindikizo (noun), pl mishindikizo, retinue. (< shinda).
mshindilio (noun), pl mishindilio, forcing (act of). (< shinda).
mshindilio (noun), pl mishindilio, mil. loading (a gun, canon). (<
shinda).
mshindilio (noun), pl mishindilio, pushing (act of). (< shinda).
mshindilio (noun), pl mishindilio, stuffing (act of) (eg clothes into a
suitcase). (< shinda).
mshindio (noun 3/4), pl mishindio, woof and weft (use of in weaving). (<
shinda V).
mshindio (noun), pl mishindio, working the woof or weft into the warp in
weaving (act of). (< shinda).
mshindo (noun 3/4), pl mishindo, bang.
mshindo (noun 3/4), pl mishindo, blow.
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, crash. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, din. mshindo wa watu walio [katika mkutano]
mkutanoni. the noise of people in a crowd.. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, noise (loud and sudden). mshindo wa miguu
ya farasi. the trample of horses.. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, phy. orgasm. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, outcry. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, rumble. (< shinda).
mshindo (noun), pl mishindo, shouting. mshindo wa watu walio [katika
mkutano] mkutanoni. the noise of people in a crowd.. (< shinda).
mshindwa (noun), pl washindwa, one who is beaten. (< shinda).
mshindwa (noun), pl washindwa, one who is conquered. (< shinda).
mshindwa (noun 1/2), pl washindwa, defeated person. (< shindwa V).
mshindwa (noun), pl washindwa, one who is defeated. (< shinda).
-pindwa na mshipa (verb), have a stroke (lit strangulated hernia). kesho
nikipindwa na mshipa ndiyo basi [Ya]. "If tomorrow I have a stroke, then
that is it".. (< idiomatic).
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, artery. [anat]
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, hernia. mshipa wa utumbo kutokeza. [anat]
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, hydrocele. mshipa wa maji.
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, any illness involving the nerves or muscles.
maradhi ya mshipa. "neuralgia, sciatica"..
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, muscle.
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, nerve.
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, pulse. mshipa unapiga. the pulse beats..
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, sinew.
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, tendon.
mshipa (noun), pl mishipa, vein.
mshipa wa ngiri (noun), scrotal hernia. [med]
mshipa wa ngiri (noun), swollen scrotum. [med]
mshipi (noun), pl mishipi, band.
mshipi (noun 3/4), pl mishipi, belt.
mshipi (noun), pl mishipi, braces.
mshipi (noun), pl mishipi, cord.
mshipi (noun 3/4), pl mishipi, fishing line.
mshipi (noun 3/4), pl mishipi, fishing rod.
mshipi (noun 3/4), pl mishipi, strip (of cloth).
mshipi (noun), pl mishipi, suspenders.
Mshirazi (noun), pl waShirazi, descendant of Persians from Shirazi.
mshirika (noun 1/2), pl washirika, associate. (< Arabic).
mshirika (noun), pl washirika, joint-owner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
mshirika (noun), pl washirika, partner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
mshiriki (noun 1/2), pl washiriki, communicant.
mshiriki (noun), pl washiriki, joint-owner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
mshiriki (noun 1/2), pl washiriki, participant.
mshiriki (noun), pl washiriki, partner. mshirika biashara. business
partner. (< shiriki).
mshiriki (noun 1/2), pl washiriki, sharer.
mshirikina (noun), pl washirikina, superstitious person (one who believes
in magic and sorcery). (< shiriki).
mshitaki (noun), pl washitaki, informer. (< shtaki).
mshitaki (noun), pl washitaki, jur.plaintiff. (< shtaki).
mshitaki (noun), pl washitaki, talebearer. (< shtaki).
mshitakiwa (noun), pl washitakiwa, jur.accused. (< shtaki).
mshitakiwa (noun), pl washtakiwa, defendant.
mshitakiwa (noun), pl washitakiwa, jur.defendant. (< shtaki).
mshitiri (noun), pl washitiri, buyer (usually at auction).
mshitiri (noun), pl washitiri, jur.client.
mshokishoki (noun), pl mishokishoki, tree species bearing edible fruit
(Nephelium lappaceum). (< shokishoki).
mshona (noun), pl washona, one who sews. mshona nguo. "tailor,
dressmaker".. (< shona).
mshonaji (noun 1/2), pl washonaji, seamstress (female). (< shona V).
mshonaji (noun), pl washonaji, one who sews. mshoni wa viatu.
shoemaker. (< shona).
mshonaji (noun 1/2), pl washonaji, tailor (usually male). (< shona V).
mshongo (noun 1/2), pl washongo, erotic person.
mshongo (noun), pl washongo, passionate person (usually in a sexual
sense). (< shonga).
mshoni (noun), pl washoni, one who sews. mshoni wa viatu. shoemaker.
(< shona).
mshono (noun), pl mishono, ready-made clothing. (< shona, mashona).
mshono (noun), pl mishono, seam. (< shona, mashona).
mshono (noun 3/4), pl mishono, sewing. (< shona V).
mshono (noun), pl mishono, suture. (< shona, mashona).
mshtaka (noun 9/10), pl washtaka, accuser. (< shtaki V).
mshtaka (noun 9/10), pl shtaka, complaint. (< shtaki V).
mshtaki (noun 1/2), pl washtaki, accuser. (< shtaki V).
mshtaki (noun), pl washtaki, informer. (< shtaki).
mshtaki (noun), pl washtaki, jur.plaintiff. (< shtaki).
mshtaki (noun), pl washtaki, talebearer. (< shtaki).
mshtakiwa (noun), pl washtakiwa, jur.accused. (< shtaki).
mshtakiwa (noun), pl washtakiwa, jur.defendant. (< shtaki).
Mshtarii (noun), Jupiter. [astr]
mshtiri (noun), pl washtiri, buyer (usually at auction).
mshtiri (noun), pl washtiri, jur.client.
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, convulsion. (< shtua).
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, flinching. (< shtua).
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, sudden fright. (< shtua).
mshtuko (noun 3/4), pl mishtuko, jerk.
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, shock. (< shtua). [elec]
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, sprain. (< shtua).
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, stroke. (< shtua).
mshtuko (noun), pl mishtuko, wincing. (< shtua).
mshtuo (noun), pl mishtuo, cause of fright. (< shtua).
mshtuo (noun), pl mishtuo, cause of shock. (< shtua).
mshubiri (noun), pl mishubiri, aloe plant.
mshuko (noun), pl mishuko, conclusion. (< shua). [rare]
mshuko (noun), pl mishuko, decline. (< shua).
mshuko (noun 3/4), pl mishuko, descent. (< shuka V).
mshuko (noun), pl mishuko, end. (< shua). [rare]
mshuko (noun), pl mishuko, lowering. (< shua).
mshuko (noun 3/4), pl mishuko, setting of sun. (< shuka V).
mshuko (noun), pl mishuko, sinking. mshuko wa jua. sunset. (< shua).
mshuko (noun 3/4), pl mishuko, time of coming away from mosque after
prayers. (< shuka V).
mshuku (noun 9/10), pl mshuku, chewing tobacco.
mshumaa (noun), pl mishumaa, candle. washa [zima] mshumaa. light
(extinguish) a candle..
mshupavu (noun 1/2), pl washupavu, brave person. (< shupaa V).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, courageous person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, energetic person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, hardy person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun 1/2), pl washupavu, intrepid person.
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, obstinate person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, persevering person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, resolute person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshupavu (noun), pl washupavu, tough person. (< shupaa, shupavu).
mshurutisho (noun), pl mishurutisho, compulsion. (< shuruti).
mshurutisho (noun), pl mishurutisho, force. (< shuruti).
mshurutisho (noun), pl mishurutisho, pressure. (< shuruti).
mshushio (noun), pl mishushio, discharging (act of). (< shua).
mshushio (noun), pl mishushio, phy.ejaculation. (< shua).
mshushio (noun), pl mishushio, lowering (act of). (< shua).
mshushio (noun), pl mishushio, asm. (< shua).
mshusho (noun), pl mishusho, discharging (act of). (< shua).
mshusho (noun), pl mishusho, phy.ejaculation. (< shua).
mshusho (noun), pl mishusho, lowering (act of). (< shua).
mshusho (noun), pl mishusho, asm. (< shua).
msia (noun), pl misia, kind of a fish similar to an eel.
msiba (noun), pl misiba, accident. (< sibu).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, affliction. (< sibu).
msiba (noun 3/4), pl misiba, calamity. (< Arabic: sibu V).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, disaster. (< sibu).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, distress. (< sibu).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, grief. Tunatoa pole nyingi kwa jamaa zao na
tunaungana nao katika msiba huo [Nyerere, Masomo 281]; kushikwa [kupatwa]
na msiba mkuu [ mkubwa]. We extend great sympathy to their families and
join with them in this grief; be overcome by grief.. (< sibu).
msiba (noun 3/4), pl misiba, misfortune. kumuunga mwenzi wao katika
msiba [Sul]. (< Arabic).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, mourning. (< sibu).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, poverty. (< sibu).
msiba (noun), pl misiba, sadness. shikwa [patwa] na msiba mkuu [
mkubwa]. be overcome by great sadness.. (< sibu).
msibu (noun), pl wasibu, one who foretells. (< sibu).
msibu (noun), pl wasibu, one who causes misfortune. (< sibu).
msibu (noun 1/2), pl wasibu, prophet. (< sibu V).
msichana (noun 1/2), pl wasichana, girl.
msifu (noun 1/2), pl wasifu, eulogist. (< sifu V).
msifu (noun), pl wasifu, flatterer. msifu mno. "toady, sycophant,
lickspittle".. (< sifa,sifu).
msiga (noun), pl misiga, kind of tree, Dobera loranthifolia;twigs from
this tree are used for cleansing the teeth..
msikiaji (noun), pl wasikiaji, auditor. (< sikia).
msikiaji (noun 1/2), pl wasikiaji, hearer.
msikiaji (noun 1/2), pl wasikiaji, listener. (< sikia V).
msikilivu (noun), pl wasikilivu, docile person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikilivu (noun), pl wasikilivu, obedient person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikilivu (noun), pl wasikilivu, tractable person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikilizaji (noun), pl wasikilizaji, attentive person. (< sikia).
msikilizaji (noun), pl wasikilizaji, auditor. (< sikia).
msikilizaji (noun), pl wasikilizaji, listener. (< sikia).
msikilizano (noun), pl misikilizano, audibility. (< sikia).
msikilizano (noun), pl misikilizano, mutual understanding. (< sikia).
msikiti (noun), pl misikiti, Isl.mosque.
msikivu (noun 1/2), pl wasikivu, attentive person.
msikivu (noun), pl wasikivu, docile person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikivu (noun), pl wasikivu, obedient person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikivu (noun 1/2), pl wasikivu, obedient person.
msikivu (noun), pl wasikivu, tractable person. (< sikia, sikilivu).
msikizi (noun), pl wasikizi, attentive person. (< sikia).
msikizi (noun), pl wasikizi, auditor. (< sikia).
msikizi (noun 1/2), pl wasikizi, hearer. (< sikiza V).
msikizi (noun), pl wasikizi, listener. (< sikia).
msikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, displaced person.
msikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, homeless person.
msikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, vagrant. (< si kwao PN).
Msilimu (noun), pl waislimu, Moslem. (< silimu, Islamu).
msilimu (noun 1/2), pl wasilimu, Muslim. (< silimu V).
msimacho (noun), pl wasimacho, wilfully blind person.
msimacho (noun), pl wasimacho, obtuse person.
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, adminstrator. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, advocate. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, attorney. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, defender. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, manager. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimamizi, overseer. (< simama V).
msimamizi (noun), pl wasimamizi, rare protector. (< simama).
msimamizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimamizi, superintendent. msimamizi wa vituo
vyote vya polisi katika eneo hilo [Ng].
msimamizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimamizi, supervisor. msimamizi wa uchaguzi
[Masomo 100]. the voting supervisor.
msimamizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimamizi, team captain. ameongozana na
msafara wa wachezaji kama msimamizi wa wasichana [Muk].
msimamo (noun 3/4), pl misimamo, position. Nami nijuavyo ni kwamba
msimamo wangu unaufahamu; au sivyo, bwana?. As I see it you understand my
position, or don't you, my husband?.
msimamo (noun 3/4), pl misimamo, stand.
msimbo (noun), pl wasimbo, bad character.
msimbo (noun), pl wasimbo, assumed name (to disguise a name of bad
repute).
msimbo (noun), pl wasimbo, pseudonym (to disguise a name of bad repute).
msimbo (noun), pl wasimbo, bad reputation.
msimiko (noun), pl misimiko, phy. erection.
msimu (noun), pl misimu, northeast monsoon.
msimu (noun), pl misimu, season of the northeast monsoon. na pengine,
ukiwa msimu, alfajiri aliamka kuokota embe [Moh].
msimu (noun 3/4), pl misimu, pattern.
msimu (noun), pl misimu, period (esp with reference to agriculture).
sasa ni msimu wa embe. now is the mango-harvesting period..
msimu (noun), pl misimu, season. sasa ni msimu wa embe. now is the
mango-harvesting season..
msimu (noun), pl misimu, rec.semester.
musimu (noun), pl misimu, season of the northeast monsoon. na pengine,
ukiwa msimu, alfajiri aliamka kuokota embe [Moh].
msimulizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimulizi, correspondent. (< simulia V).
msimulizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimulizi, narrator.
msimulizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimulizi, reporter. (< simulia V).
msimulizi (noun 1/2), pl wasimulizi, story-teller.
msindi (noun), pl misindi, species of mangrove,Rhizophora mucronata;.
msindikizo (noun), pl misindikizo, accompanying a departing guest (act
of). (< shinda, shindikizo).
msindusi (noun), pl misindusi, kind of tree.
msinga (noun), pl misinga, kind of hardwood tree.
msingefuri (noun), pl mizingefuri, anatta plant (from which an orange dye
is prepared).
msingi (noun 3/4), pl misingi, base.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, basis (of a thing).
msingi (noun), pl misingi, mus.key,clef.
msingi (noun 3/4), pl misingi, dimple. ile misingi ya mashavuni [Sul].
msingi (noun), pl misingi, ditch.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, drain.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, essence (of a thing).
msingi (noun), pl misingi, foundation. jenga msingi. lay the
cornerstone/foundation..
msingi (noun 3/4), pl misingi, fundamental.
msingi (noun 3/4), pl misingi, furrow.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, mus.key,clef.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, pit.
msingi (noun 3/4), pl misingi, primary. shule ya msingi. primary
school.
msingi (noun), pl misingi, substance (of a thing).
msingi (noun), pl misingi, trench.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, basis (of a thing).
msinji (noun), pl misinji, mus.key,clef.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, ditch.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, drain.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, essence (of a thing).
msinji (noun), pl misinji, foundation. jenga msingi. lay the
cornerstone/foundation..
msinji (noun), pl misinji, mus.key,clef.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, pit.
msinji (noun), pl misinji, substance (of a thing).
msinji (noun), pl misinji, trench.
msinzi (noun), pl misinzi, species of mangrove,Rhizophora mucronata;.
msio (noun 3/4), pl misio, coral stone (used for massage).
msiri (noun), pl wasiri, accomplice. (< siri).
msiri (noun 1/2), pl wasiri, confidant.
msiri (noun 1/2), pl wasiri, confidential. (< siri N).
msiri (noun), pl wasiri, intimate friend. (< siri).
msiri (noun), pl wasiri, secret agent. (< siri).
msirimbi (noun 3/4), pl misirimbi, line (of bad writing). msirimbi wa
kipaji cha uso wake ukiumka [Sul].
msirimbi (noun 3/4), pl misirimbi, wrinkle (fig.).
msirisha (noun), pl misirisha, plant (kind from which a black dye is
made).
msisimko (noun 3/4), pl misisimko, excited feeling.
msisimko (noun), pl misisimko, gooseflesh (from fright or excitement)
(=kimbimbi). (< simua).
msisimko (noun 3/4), pl misisimko, shiver.
msisimko (noun 3/4), pl misisimko, shudder. msisimko wa ghafla ulimfuma
[Moh].
msisimko (noun 3/4), pl misisimko, tingling. (< sisimka V).
msisimko (noun), pl misisimko, tingling (from fright or excitement)
(=kimbimbi). (< simua).
msisitizo (noun 3/4), pl misisitizo, insistence. siku zote hizo
msisitizo ulikuwa uleule [Moh].
msitamu (noun 3/4), pl misitamu, keelson (mast of a vessel). [naut]
msitiri (noun), pl wasitiri, one who conceals something. (< stiri).
msitiri (noun), pl wasitiri, one who hides something. (< stiri).
msitiri (noun), pl wasitiri, one who makes a secret of something. (<
stiri).
msitu (noun 3/4), pl misitu, bush.
msitu (noun), pl misitu, bush.
msitu (noun 3/4), pl misitu, forest.
msitu (noun 3/4), pl misitu, savannah area.
msitu (noun), pl misitu, shrubby vegetation.
msiwana (noun), pl wasiwana, childless person. (< mwana).
msizi (noun), pl misizi, species of mangrove,Rhizophora mucronata;.
msizi (noun), pl misizi, msinzi.
msoa (noun), pl misoa, large gathering (of people).
msogeo (noun 3/4), pl misogeo, approach. alisogea, na msogeo wake
haukumkalia vyema Tamima [Moh].
msogeo (noun 3/4), pl misogeo, motion.
msogeo wa hesi (phrase), pl misogeo ya hesi, spiral movement.
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, braid. (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, colic. msokoto wa tumbo. (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, curl. (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, something twisted. (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, stomachache. msokoto wa tumbo. (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, twining thread (act of). (< sokota).
msokoto (noun), pl misokoto, twisting (act of). (< sokota).
msolo (noun), pl misolo, kind of thorny bush, Caesalpinia cristata. (<
solo).
msoma (noun 9/10), pl msoma, dance (kind of).
msoma (noun 1/2), pl wasoma, reader. (< soma V).
msoma (noun), pl wasoma, one who reads. msoma gazeti. reader of a
newspaper.. (< soma V).
msomaji (noun), pl wasomaji, lecturer. (< soma V).
msomaji (noun), pl wasomaji, reader. (< soma V).
msomari (noun), pl misomari, nail. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a nail..
msomari (noun), pl misomari, peg. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a peg..
msomari (noun), pl misomari, pin. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a pin..
msomari (noun), pl misomari, rare screw. msumari wa parafujo.
msomari (noun), pl misomari, spur(of a boot).
msomari (noun), pl misomari, sting(er) (of an insect).
msombo (noun 3/4), pl misombo, mixture of grains and other ingredients
cooked for food.
msomeshaji (noun), pl wasomeshaji, lecturer. (< soma V).
msomeshaji (noun), pl wasomeshaji, reader. (< soma V).
msomeshaji (noun), pl wasomeshaji, teacher. (< soma V).
msomeshaji (noun), pl wasomeshaji, tutor. (< soma V).
msomeshi (noun), pl wasomeshi, teacher. (< soma V).
msomeshi (noun), pl wasomeshi, tutor. (< soma V).
msomi (noun 1/2), pl wasomi, intellectual.
msomi (noun 1/2), pl wasomi, learned person.
msomi (noun), pl wasomi, lecturer. (< soma V).
msomi (noun), pl wasomi, reader. (< soma V).
msomo (noun), pl misomo, rare class (=masomo). (< soma V).
msomo (noun), pl misomo, rare lesson (=masomo). (< soma V).
msomo (noun), pl misomo, reading matter. (< soma V).
msomo (noun), pl misomo, reading (act of). (< soma V).
msomo (noun), pl misomo, subject (of study). (< soma V).
msonde (noun 3/4), pl misonde, drum (kind of).
msondo (noun 3/4), pl misondo, boom.
msondo (noun), pl misondo, dance performed at the initiation rites for
girls.
msondo (noun), pl misondo, fez (tall kind formerly worn by police).
msondo (noun), pl misondo, loud, booming noise (of a drum, canon).
msonga (noun), pl misonga, one who pushes. msonga mbele. one who
presses forward.. (< songa V).
msonga (noun), pl misonga, one who urges. (< songa V).
msongamano (noun 3/4), pl misongamano, crowd.
msongano (noun), pl misongano, crowd (of people or things). Walitaka
kupunguza msongamano wa abiria [Masomo 218]. The wanted to reduce the
crowd of passengers,. (< songa V).
msongano (noun), pl misongano, crowding (act of). (< songa V).
msongano (noun), pl misongano, mass (of people or things). (< songa V).
msongano (noun), pl misongano, pushing (act of). (< songa V).
msongano (noun), pl misongano, shoving (act of). (< songa V).
msonge (adjective), confused.
msonge (adjective), jumbled.
msonge (adjective), muddled.
msonge (noun), pl misonge, crowd (of people or things). (< songa V).
msonge (noun), pl misonge, crowding (act of). (< songa V).
msonge (noun), pl misonge, mass (of people or things). (< songa V).
msonge (noun), pl misonge, pushing (act of). (< songa V).
msonge (noun), pl misonge, shoving (act of). (< songa V).
msonge (noun 3/4), pl misonge, twisted (thing). (< songa V).
msongi (noun), pl misongi, one who pushes. msonga mbele. one who
presses forward.. (< songa V).
msongi (noun), pl misongi, one who urges. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, compressing (act of). (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, confusion. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, crowd. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, disorder. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, mass. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, squeezing (act of). (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, throng. (< songa V).
msongo (noun), pl misongo, twisting (act of). (< songa V).
msongora (noun), pl wasongora, policeman.
msono (noun), pl misono, whistling intake of breath indicating contempt
or derision.
msonobari (noun), pl misunobari, imported timber.
msonobari (noun), pl misunobari, rare kind of tree (flamboyant,
ironwood).
msonyo (noun), pl misonyo, whistling intake of breath indicating contempt
or derision.
Mspain (noun), pl Waspain, Spaniard. (< eng).
mstaarabu (noun 1/2), pl wastaarabu, civilized person. bwana mstaarabu
na bibi mtamaduni [Abd]. (< Arabic: staarabu V).
mstaarabu (noun), pl wastaarabu, pl.intelligentsia. (< staarabu).
mstadi (noun 1/2), pl wastadi, expert. (< stadi N).
mstadi (noun 1/2), pl wastadi, skilled worker.
mstadi (noun), pl wastadi, specialist. (< stadi V).
mstafeli (noun 3/4), pl mistafeli, soursop tree.
mstahifu (noun), pl wastahifu, person who is esteemed. (< stahi, stahivu
V).
mstahifu (noun), pl wastahifu, person who esteems others. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstahifu (noun), pl wastahifu, person who is respected. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstahifu (noun), pl wastahifu, person who respects others. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstahivu (noun), pl wastahivu, person who is esteemed. (< stahi, stahivu
V).
mstahivu (noun), pl wastahivu, person who esteems others. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstahivu (noun), pl wastahivu, person who is respected. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstahivu (noun), pl wastahivu, person who respects others. (< stahi,
stahivu V).
mstaki (noun), pl wastaki, informer. (< shtaki).
mstaki (noun), pl wastaki, jur.plaintiff. (< shtaki).
mstaki (noun), pl wastaki, talebearer. (< shtaki).
mstamu (noun), pl misitamu, naut.keelson.
mstarehe (noun), quiet. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
mstarehe (noun), recreation. (< raha, starehe V).
mstarehe (noun), relaxation. (< raha, starehe V).
mstarehe (noun), repose. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
mstarehe (noun), rest. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
-piga mstari (verb), draw a line.
-piga mstari (verb), draw a line.
mstari (noun), pl mistari, line. mstari wa kitako. base line.
mstari (noun 3/4), pl mistari, row.
mstari (noun), pl mistari, ruler.
mstatili (noun), pl mistatili, oblong.
mstatili (noun 3/4), pl mistatili, rectangle.
mstiri (noun), pl wastiri, buyer (usually at auction).
mstiri (noun), pl wastiri, jur.client.
mstiri (noun), pl wastiri, one who conceals something. (< stiri).
mstiri (noun), pl wastiri, one who hides something. (< stiri).
mstiri (noun), pl wastiri, one who makes a secret of something. (<
stiri).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, convulsion. (< shtua).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, flinching. (< shtua).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, sudden fright. (< shtua).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, shock. (< shtua). [elec]
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, sprain. (< shtua).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, stroke. (< shtua).
mstuko (noun), pl mistuko, wincing. (< shtua).
mstuo (noun), pl mistuo, cause of fright. (< shtua).
mstuo (noun), pl mistuo, cause of shock. (< shtua).
Msuaheli (noun), pl waswahili, speaker of Swahili. (< Swahili,Kiswahili,
Uswahili).
msuaki (noun), pl misuaki, twig or stick used as a toothbrush.
msuaki (noun), pl misuaki, rec.toothbrush.
msuani (noun 3/4), pl misuani, shroud (for burying women).
msubili (noun), pl misubili, aloe plant.
msubukuo (noun), pl misubukuo, poking (act of) (with the finger as a sign
of contempt). piga msubukuo. "poke, nudge".. (< subukua).
msufi (noun), pl misufi, kapok tree (Bombax rhodognaphalon). (< sufi,
usufi).
msuguano (noun 3/4), pl misuguano, friction.
msuka (noun), pl misuka, one who braids. msuka mikeka. mat-weaver.
msuka (noun), pl wasusi, one who braids. msusi wa nywele.. (women's)
hairdresser.. (< suka).
msuka (noun), pl misuka, one who plaits. msuka mikeka. mat-weaver.
msuka (noun), pl misuka, spike of a hoe.
msuka (noun), pl misuka, part of a tool that fits into the handle.
msuka (noun), pl wasusi, one who twists (e.g. hair). msusi wa nywele..
(women's) hairdresser.. (< suka).
msukaji (noun 1/2), pl wasukaji, braider. (< suka V).
msukaji (noun 1/2), pl wasukaji, weaver. (< suka V).
msukani (noun), pl wasukani, driver (of a vehicle). (< usukani).
msukani (noun), pl wasukani, naut. helmsman. (< usukani).
msukano (noun), pl misukano, disagreement. (< suka).
msukano (noun), pl misukano, dissension. (< suka).
msukano (noun), pl misukwano, pouch in which a drill is kept.
msukano (noun 3/4), pl misukano, quarrel. (< sukana V).
msukano (noun), pl misukano, shaft of a drill.
msuki (noun), pl wasuki, one who braids. msusi wa nywele.. (women's)
hairdresser.. (< suka).
msuki (noun), pl wasuki, one who twists (e.g. hair). msusi wa nywele..
(women's) hairdresser.. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, braid. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, braiding (act of). (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, disorder. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, fracas. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, movement. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, pigtail. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, plaited work. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, plaiting (act of). (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, riot. (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, rolling (of a ship). (< suka). [naut]
msuko (noun), pl misuko, tossing (of a ship). (< suka). [naut]
msuko (noun), pl misuko, kind of tree ( the leaves are used to prepare a
medicine).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, twisting (act of). (< suka).
msuko (noun), pl misuko, unrest. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, agitation. msukosuko wote uliompata
ulishindwa kuathiri isipokuwa ngozi yake [Sul].
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, braid. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, braiding (act of). (< suka).
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, disorder.
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, disquiet.
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, disturbance. Inabidi tufuate
pendekezo la jamii, na liwe jema au baya ili tupate kuishi bila ya
migongano na misukosuko [Chacha, Masomo 379]. It's essential that we act
in accordance with what is wanted by the family, whether it's good or bad
so that we can live without conflicts and disturbances..
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, fracas. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, movement. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, pigtail. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, plaited work. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, plaiting (act of). (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, riot. (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, rolling (of a ship). (< suka). [naut]
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, shaking. (< suka V).
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, struggle.
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, tossing (of a ship). (< suka). [naut]
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, kind of tree ( the leaves are used to
prepare a medicine).
msukosuko (noun 3/4), pl misukosuko, tumult.
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, twisting (act of). (< suka).
msukosuko (noun), pl misukosuko, unrest. (< suka).
msukumano (noun), pl misukumano, crowd. (< sukuma, suka).
msukumano (noun), pl misukumano, pushing. (< sukuma, suka).
msukumano (noun), pl misukumano, shoving. (< sukuma, suka).
msukumizi (noun 1/2), pl wasukumizi, blamer. (< sukumiza V).
msukumizi (noun), pl wasukumizi, impetous person. (< sukuma, suka).
msukumizi (noun 1/2), pl wasukumizi, inciter. (< sukumiza V).
msukumizi (noun), pl wasukumizi, trouble. (< sukuma, suka).
msukumizi (noun 1/2), pl wasukumizi, troublemaker. (< sukumiza V).
msukumizi (noun 1/2), pl wasukumizi, unfair person. (< sukumiza V).
msukumo (noun 3/4), pl misukumo, push.
msukwano (noun 3/4), pl misukwano, shaft and barrel of drill.
msukwano (noun), pl misukwano, pouch in which a drill is kept.
msukwano (noun), pl misukwano, shaft of a drill.
msuli (noun), pl wasuli, Arab trader from the Persian Gulf.
msuluhisha (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhisha, arbitrator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhisha (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhisha, conciliator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhisha (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhisha, mediator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhisha (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhisha, peacemaker. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhisha (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhisha, problem solver. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhishi (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhishi, arbitrator.
msuluhishi (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhishi, conciliator.
msuluhishi (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhishi, mediator.
msuluhishi (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhishi, peacemaker.
msuluhishi (noun 1/2), pl wasuluhishi, problem solver.
msuluhivu (noun 1/2), pl wasuhulivu, arbitrator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhivu (noun 1/2), pl wasuhulivu, conciliator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhivu (noun 1/2), pl wasuhulivu, mediator. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhivu (noun 1/2), pl wasuhulivu, peacemaker. (< suluhisha V).
msuluhivu (noun 1/2), pl wasuhulivu, problem solver. (< suluhisha V).
-pigilia msumari (verb), drive a nail.
msumari (noun), pl misumari, nail. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a nail..
msumari (noun 3/4), pl misumari, nail (metal). pale misumari
ilipopigilia miguu yake [Kez]. (< Arabic).
msumari (noun), pl misumari, peg. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a peg..
msumari (noun), pl misumari, pin. pigilia [ng'oa] msumari. drive (pull
out) a pin..
msumari (noun), pl misumari, rare screw. msumari wa parafujo.
msumari (noun), pl misumari, spur(of a boot).
msumari (noun), pl misumari, sting(er) (of an insect).
Msumbiji (noun 9), Mozambique.
msumbufu (noun), pl wasumbufu, one who is angry. (< sumbufu, sumbua).
msumbufu (noun), pl wasumbufu, annoying person. (< sumbufu, sumbua).
msumbufu (noun), pl wasumbufu, one who is exasperated. (< sumbufu,
sumbua).
msumbufu (noun), pl wasumbufu, one who causes exasperation in others..
(< sumbufu, sumbua).
msumbufu (noun), pl wasumbufu, importunate person. (< sumbufu, sumbua).
msumbufu (noun 1/2), pl msumbufu, troublesome person. (< sumbua V).
-piga msumeno (verb), saw (wood).
-piga msumeno (verb), saw (wood).
msumeno (noun), pl misumeno, saw. piga [kata kwa] msumeno. to saw..
msungo (noun), pl wasungo, boy or girl who has not been through the
initiation rites. (< usungo).
msungo (noun), pl wasungo, person inexperienced in matters of sex. (<
usungo).
msungululu (noun), pl misungululu, poisonous plant used for medicinal
purposes.
msunguti (noun), pl misunguti, something highly flavored (tobacco or
coffee etc.). (< chungu).
msunguti (noun), pl misunguti, something strong. (< chungu).
msunguti (noun), pl misunguti, kind of tree, Acokanthera longiflora.
msunobari (noun), pl misunobari, imported timber.
msunobari (noun), pl misunobari, rare kind of tree (flamboyant,
ironwood).
msuraki (noun), pl misuraki, wooden peg on a clog or sandal (passing
between the toes and holding the clog on the foot.).
msuruaki (noun), pl misuraki, wooden peg on a clog or sandal (passing
between the toes and holding the clog on the foot.).
msururu (noun 3/4), pl misururu, line. keshokutwa n'takukuta na msururu
wa watoto [Ma]. (< Arabic).
msururu (noun 3/4), pl misururu, sequence. (< Arabic).
msururu (noun 3/4), pl misururu, string. (< Arabic).
msusi (noun), pl wasusi, one who braids. msusi wa nywele.. (women's)
hairdresser.. (< suka).
msusi (noun), pl wasusi, one who twists (e.g. hair). msusi wa nywele..
(women's) hairdresser.. (< suka).
msusu (noun), pl misusu, tail feathers (of a bird).
msusu (noun), pl misusu, kind of tree (the roots are used to prepare a
medicine).
msuto (noun 3/4), pl misuto, accusation. (< suta V).
msuto (noun 3/4), pl misuto, charge. (< suta V).
msuwaki (noun 3/4), pl misuwaki, toothbrush (African type). (< Arabic).
msuzo (noun), pl misuzo, wooden handle (by which the upper stone of a
hand-mill is turned).
Mswahili (noun), pl waswahili, speaker of Swahili. (< Swahili,Kiswahili,
Uswahili).
mswaki (noun), pl misuaki, twig or stick used as a toothbrush.
mswaki (noun), pl miswaki, rec.toothbrush.
mswaki (noun 3/4), pl miswaki, toothbrush (African type). akarudi na
mswaki wa mnazi [Abd], akishika taula na kifuko cha sabuni, msuwaki na
kadhalika mikononi [Ya]. (< Arabic).
mswala (noun 3/4), pl miswala, prayer mat. (< sala N).
mtaa (noun), pl mitaa, district (of a city). kaa mtaa mmoja. "live in
the same part of town, be neighbors"..
mtaa (noun 3/4), pl mitaa, estate.
mtaa (noun 3/4), pl mitaa, neighborhood.
mtaa (noun 3/4), pl mitaa, part of town.
mtaa (noun), pl mitaa, quarter (of a city). kaa mtaa mmoja. "live in
the same part of town, be neighbors"..
mtaa (noun), pl mitaa, rare state (as an administrative or territorial
unit).
mtaa (noun 3/4), pl mitaa, main street of a quarter. ilimbidi apite mtaa
wa Vibyongoni, mtaa ambao ulijengwa kwenye mtelemko wa mlima [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
mtaa (noun 3/4), pl mitaa, street.
mtaala (noun 3/4), pl mitaala, curriculum.
mtaala (noun), pl mitaala, learning. (< taali).
mtaala (noun), pl mitaala, study. (< taali).
mtaalamu (noun 1/2), pl wataalamu, educated person. angeliweza kulingana
na yule kijana mtaalamu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mtaalamu (noun 1/2), pl wataalamu, expert. Wataalamu wengi wa Ulaya
hawakupatiwa nafasi ya kujua ukweli juu ya maisha na ustaarabu wa Wafrika
[Kenyatta Masomo 114]. Many European experts did not have an opportunity
to know the truth about African life and civilization.. (< Arabic).
mtaalamu (noun), pl wataalamu, rec.intellectual. mwandishi mtaalamu.
astute writer.. (< taalamu, elimu).
mtaalamu (noun 1/2), pl wataalamu, scholar. (< Arabic).
mtaalamu (noun), pl wataalamu, scientist. (< taalamu, elimu).
mtaalamu (noun 1/2), pl wataalamu, specialist. wataalamu wa alama za
vidole [Ganzel Masomo 171]; Wataalamu was jiografia husema kwamba eti
dunia ni mviringo [Masomo 416]. finger-print specialists; Geography
specialists say that the world is round..
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, girl who enters a convent. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, hermit. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, rare missionary. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, pious person. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, rare priest. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, recluse. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, religious. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, a person living in seclusion. (< tawa V).
mtaawa (noun), pl wataawa, stay-at-home. (< tawa V).
mtabiri (noun), pl watabiri, commentator. (< tabiri).
mtabiri (noun), pl watabiri, forecaster. mtabiri wa hewa.
meteorologist.. (< tabiri).
mtabiri (noun), pl watabiri, prophet. (< tabiri).
mtabiri (noun), pl watabiri, one who reports (news, events). (< tabiri).
mtabiri (noun), pl watabiri, soothsayer. (< tabiri).
mtafara (noun), pl mitafara, crupper (leather loop passing under the
horse's tail and buckled to the saddle).
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, agitation. (< Arabic).
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, anxiety. (< Arabic).
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, bustle. kashangazwa na mtafaruku
ulioanguka [Sul]. (< Arabic).
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, confusion. (< Arabic).
mtafaruku (noun), pl mitafaruku, rare disagreement.
mtafaruku (noun), pl mitafaruku, rare dispute.
mtafaruku (noun), pl mitafaruku, rare difference of opinion.
mtafaruku (noun), pl mitafaruku, rare quarrel.
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, turmoil. (< Arabic).
mtafaruku (noun 3/4), pl mitafaruku, worry. mtafaruku uliomtwesha akili
na kumsonga roho [Muk]. (< Arabic).
mtafitafi (noun 1/2), pl watafitafi, blabberer.
mtafitafi (noun), pl watafitafi, gossip. (< tafiti).
mtafitafi (noun), pl watafitafi, talebearer. (< tafiti).
mtafiti (noun), pl watafiti, impertinent person. (< tafiti).
mtafiti (noun 1/2), pl watafiti, inquisitive person.
mtafiti (noun 1/2), pl watafiti, researcher.
mtafuni (noun), pl watafuni, one who chews. (< tafuna).
mtafuno (noun), pl mitafuno, chewing (act of). (< tafuna).
mtafura (noun), pl mitafura, crupper (leather loop passing under the
horse's tail and buckled to the saddle).
mtafutaji (noun), pl watafutaji, one who searches. (< tafuta).
mtago (noun), pl mitago, laying eggs (act of). (< taga).
mtaguso (noun), pl mitaguso, assembly. mtaguso mkuu. general council.
[dial]
mtaguso (noun), pl mitaguso, council. mtaguso mkuu. general council.
[dial]
mtaguso (noun), pl mitaguso, debate. [dial]
mtahamari (noun), pl watahamari, rare drunkard. (=mlevi).
mtahini (noun), pl watahini, examiner. (< mtihani).
mtahini (noun), pl watahini, one who tests. (< mtihani).
mtai (noun), pl mitai, abrasion.
mtai (noun), pl mitai, incision (small). piga mtai. to scratch..
mtai (noun 3/4), pl mitai, scratch.
mtai (noun), pl mitai, wound (superficial).
mtaimbo (noun), pl mitaimbo, crowbar.
mtaimbo (noun), pl mitaimbo, handspike.
mtaimbo (noun), pl mitaimbo, iron bar.
mtaimbo (noun), pl mitaimbo, lever.
mtajaji (noun), pl watajaji, pol. candidate (for election to public
office). (< taja).
mtaji (noun 3/4), pl mitaji, capital.
mtajo (noun 3/4), pl mitajo, mention.
mtaka (noun), pl wataka, applicant. (< taka).
mtaka (noun), pl wataka, one who asks for something. prov. mtaka wote
hukosa yote. He who asks for everything receives nothing.. (< taka).
mtaka (noun), pl wataka, petitioner. (< taka).
mtakaji (noun), pl watakaji, applicant. (< taka).
mtakaji (noun), pl watakaji, one who asks for something. prov. mtaka
wote hukosa yote. He who asks for everything receives nothing.. (<
taka).
mtakaji (noun), pl watakaji, petitioner. (< taka).
mtakalamu (noun), pl watakalamu, pol. speaker (in the legislative
assembly) (= mubalighi).
mtakaso (noun), pl mitakaso, cleansing. (< takata).
mtakaso (noun), pl mitakaso, menstruation. (< takata).
mtakaso (noun), pl mitakaso, purification. (< takata).
mtakatifu (noun), pl watakatifu, clean person. (< takata, takatifu).
mtakatifu (noun), pl watakatifu, pure person. (< takata, takatifu).
mtakatifu (noun), pl watakatifu, rel. saint. (< takata, takatifu).
mtakawa (noun), pl mitakawa, tulip tree (Thespesia populnea.
mtalaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, procurer. (<
utalaleshi).
mtalaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, procuress. (<
utalaleshi).
mtalaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, prostitute. (<
utalaleshi).
mtalaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, slanderer. (<
utalaleshi).
mtalaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, talebearer. (<
utalaleshi).
mtalawanda (noun), pl mitalawanda, wooden clog.
mtalawanda (noun), pl mitalawanda, species of tree.
mtali (noun), pl mitali, silver anklet.
mtalii (noun 1/2), pl watalii, tourist. nepi za kuopoa toka kwa watalii
[Ma]. (< Arabic).
mtalimbo (noun), pl mitalimbo, crowbar.
mtalimbo (noun), pl mitalimbo, handspike.
mtalimbo (noun), pl mitalimbo, iron bar.
mtalimbo (noun), pl mitalimbo, lever.
mtama (noun), pl mitama, millet (kind of). penye kuku wengi usimwage
mtama. Where there are many chickens one should not spill millet..
mtamaduni (noun 1/2), pl watamaduni, civilized person. yeye ni mtamaduni
wa kutosha [Abd]. (< Arabic).
mtamaduni (noun 1/2), pl watamaduni, modern person. (< Arabic).
mtamani (noun), pl watamani, ambitious person. (< tamani).
mtamani (noun), pl watamani, greedy person. (< tamani).
mtamani (noun), pl watamani, lustful person. (< tamani).
mtamani (noun), pl watamani, pushy person. (< tamani).
mtamba (noun), pl mitamba, female animal which has not yet produced
young. mtamba wa ng'ombe. heifer..
mtambaa (noun), pl watambaa, crawler. mtambaa chini. snake. (<
tambaa).
mtambaazi (noun), insect (=mdudu). (< tambaa, tambazi).
mtambaazi (noun), reptile. mnyama mtambazi. (< tambaa, tambazi).
mtambatamba (noun 1/2), pl watambatamba, braggart.
mtambatamba (noun), pl watambatamba, show-off. (< tamba V).
mtambazi (noun), insect (=mdudu). (< tambaa, tambazi).
mtambazi (noun), reptile. mnyama mtambazi. (< tambaa, tambazi).
mtambika (noun), pl watambika, one who makes offerings. (< tambika).
mtambika (noun), pl watambika, one who performs sacrifices. (< tambika).
mtambikaji (noun), pl watambikaji, one who makes offerings. (< tambika).
mtambikaji (noun), pl watambikaji, one who performs sacrifices. (<
tambika).
mtambiko (noun), pl mitambiko, making an offering to propitiate the
spirits of the dead (act of). (< tambika).
mtambo (noun 3/4), pl mitambo, crowbar.
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, drive.
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, engine.
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, machine(in gen.).
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, mechanism. mtambo wa saa; mtambo wa barafu.
works of a watch/clock; refrigerator..
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, motor (in gen.). mtambo wa kupiga chapa.
radio transmitter..
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, factory plant.
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, compression spring.
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, spring. mtambo wa bunduki. lock/action of a
gun..
mtambo (noun), pl mitambo, spring trap. [arch.]
mtambo (noun 3/4), pl mitambo, trap (with spring).
mtambua (noun), pl watambua, commentator. (< tambua, tambuzi V).
mtambua (noun), pl watambua, well-informed person. (< tambua, tambuzi
V).
mtambua (noun), pl watambua, interpreter. (< tambua, tambuzi V).
mtambua (noun), pl watambua, knowledgeable person. (< tambua, tambuzi
V).
mtambuu (noun), pl mitambuu, betel plant. (< ind).
mtambuzaji (noun 1/2), pl watambuzaji, welder.
mtambuzi (noun), pl watambuzi, commentator. (< tambua, tambuzi V).
mtambuzi (noun), pl watambuzi, well-informed person. (< tambua, tambuzi
V).
mtambuzi (noun), pl watambuzi, interpreter. (< tambua, tambuzi V).
mtambuzi (noun), pl watambuzi, knowledgeable person. (< tambua, tambuzi
V).
mtanashati (noun), pl watanashati, well-dressed person, one with good
taste in clothing. (< tanashati V).
mtanda (noun), pl watanda, one who spreads. mtanda miongo. "spreader of
lies, gossip, talebearer".. (< tanda V).
mtande (noun), pl mitande, fish laid out to dry. (< tanda V).
mtande (noun 3/4), pl mitande, food hung to dry. (< tanda V).
mtande (noun), pl mitande, weaver's loom. (< tanda V).
mtande (noun), pl mitande, meat (strip of). (< tanda V).
mtande (noun), pl mitande, something spread out. (< tanda V).
mtandio (noun), pl mitandio, kind of shawl worn by women. (< tanda V).
mtando (noun), pl mitando, expansion. (< tanda V).
mtando (noun), pl mitando, extension. (< tanda V).
mtando (noun), pl mitando, spreading (act of). (< tanda V).
mtanga (noun 1/2), pl watanga, tourist. (< tanga V).
mtanga (noun 1/2), pl mitanga, vagabond. (< tanga V).
mtanga (noun), pl watanga, vagabond. (< tanga V).
mtanga (noun 1/2), pl watanga, wanderer. (< tanga V).
mtanga (noun), pl watanga, wanderer. (< tanga V).
Mtanganyika (noun), pl watanganyika, inhabitant of Tanganyika.
mtangatanga (noun 1/2), pl watangatanga, loiterer.
mtangatanga (noun 1/2), pl watangatanga, tourist. (< tanga V).
mtangatanga (noun), pl watangatanga, vagabond. (< tanga V).
mtangatanga (noun), pl watangatanga, wanderer. (< tanga V).
mtangawizi (noun), pl mitangawizi, ginger plant (Zingiber officinale).
(< tangawizi).
mtangazaji (noun), pl watangazaji, one who publicly announces. (< tangaa
V).
mtangazaji (noun), pl watangazaji, commentator (radio). (< tangaa V).
mtangazaji (noun), pl watangazaji, one who publicly proclaims something.
(< tangaa V).
mtangazi (noun), pl watangazi, one who publicly announces. (< tangaa V).
mtangazi (noun), pl watangazi, commentator (radio). (< tangaa V).
mtangazi (noun), pl watangazi, one who publicly proclaims something. (<
tangaa V).
mtange (noun), pl mitange, beam (of scales).
mtango (noun 3/4), pl mitango, cucumber plant.
mtango (noun), pl mitango, idling. (< tanga V).
mtango (noun), pl mitango, loitering. (< tanga V).
mtango (noun), pl mitango, vagrancy. (< tanga V).
mtango (noun), pl mitango, wandering. (< tanga V).
mtangulizi (noun), pl watangulizi, forerunner. (< tangulia).
mtangulizi (noun), pl watangulizi, harbringer. (< tangulia).
mtangulizi (noun), pl watangulizi, herald. (< tangulia).
mtangulizi (noun 1/2), pl watangulizi, leader.
mtangulizi (noun), pl watangulizi, one who leads the way. (< tangulia).
mtangulizi (noun 1/2), pl watangulizi, pioneer.
mtangulizi (noun), pl watangulizi, one who precedes. (< tangulia).
mtangulizi (noun 1/2), pl watangulizi, precursor. (< tangulia V).
mtangulizi (noun 1/2), pl watangulizi, predecessor. (< tangulia V).
mtanguo (noun 3/4), pl mitanguo, abolishment.
mtanguo (noun 3/4), pl mitanguo, annulment.
mtani (noun), pl watani, member of clan. (< tania, utani, watani).
mtani (noun 3/4), pl watani, compatriot.
mtani (noun), pl watani, conational. (< tania, utani, watani).
mtani (noun), pl watani, fellow countryman. (< tania, utani, watani).
mtani (noun), pl watani, member of family. (< tania, utani, watani).
mtani (noun 1/2), pl watani, one of the family.
mtani (noun), pl watani, close friend (of one's own age-group). hawezi
kukasirika, kwa sababu ni mtani wangu. He can't be angry; he is my
mtani). (< tania, utani, watani).
mtanizi (noun 3/4), pl mitanizi, ginger plant.
mtanuko (noun 3/4), pl mitanuko, expansion.
Mtanzania (noun 1/2), pl Watanzania, Tanzanian.
mtapakazaji (noun 1/2), pl watapakazaji, spreader. Wareno walijifikiria
nafsi zao kuwa ni watapakazaji wa Ukristo kuliko kuwa wajumbe wa Ureno
msichana anayefikia hali ya kuwa mtu mzima [Masomo 142]..
mtapishi (noun), pl mitapishi, med.emetic.
mtapisho (noun), pl mitapisho, shrub (kind used in preparing an emetic).
mtapo (noun), pl mitapo, ore (iron, gold, silver ).
mtapo (noun), pl mitapo, kind of palm, Cycas Thouarsii.
mtapo (noun), pl mitapo, shivering (=kitapo). (< tapa V).
mtapo (noun), pl mitapo, trembling (=kitapo). (< tapa V).
mtapta (noun), pl watapta, interpreter. (< eng).
mtapta (noun), pl watapta, translator.
mtaratibu (noun 1/2), pl wataratibu, careful person.
mtaratibu (noun 1/2), pl wataratibu, methodical person.
mtaratibu (noun), pl wataratibu, orderly person.
mtaratibu (noun 1/2), pl wataratibu, quiet person.
mtaro (noun), pl mitaro, ditch.
mtaro (noun), pl mitaro, terrace. [agr]
mtasbihi (noun), pl mitasbihi, kind of plant, Canna indica (the seeds are
used for Moslem rosaries). (< tasbihi).
mtashi (noun), pl watashi, one who begs earnestly. (< taka V).
mtashi (noun), pl watashi, one who pleads earnestly. (< taka V).
mtashi (noun), pl watashi, one who begs importunately. (< taka V).
mtata (noun), pl mitata, ornamental plant also used to make torches.
mtata (noun), pl mitata, torch (made from the mtata plant).
mtatago (noun), pl mitatago, small bridge (usually consisting of a tree
trunk). (< tataga).
mtatago (noun), pl mitatago, crossing (act of). (< tataga).
mtatago (noun), pl mitatago, walking with long strides. (< tataga).
mtatio (noun), pl mitatio, coiling (of cord or thread). (< tata).
mtatio (noun), pl mitatio, something confusing. (< tata).
mtatio (noun), pl mitatio, something intriguing. (< tata).
mtatio (noun), pl mitatio, something puzzling. (< tata).
mtatio (noun), pl mitatio, winding (cord, thread). (< tata).
mtatizo (noun 3/4), pl mitatizo, entanglement. (< tatizaV).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, girl who enters a convent. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun 1/2), pl watawa, hermit. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, hermit. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, rare missionary. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, pious person. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, rare priest. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, recluse. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, religious. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun 1/2), pl mtawa, religious person. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, person living in seclusion. (< tawa V).
mtawa (noun), pl watawa, stay-at-home. (< tawa V).
mtawala (noun 1/2), pl watawala, person in position of authority.
Tuliandikia barua kwa watawala.. We wrote letters to people in positions
of authority.
mtawala (noun), pl watawala, governor. mtawala mmoja. "autocrat,
absolute monarch".. (< tawala V).
mtawala (noun 1/2), pl watawala, leader.
mtawala (noun), pl watawala, ruler. Wazungu waliokuwa hapa, wakiwa
watawala, wahubiri wa dini na masetla, hawakujitahidi kamwe kuwafahamu
Waafrika [Kenyatta Masomo 114]. The Europeans who were here, whether they
were rulers, missionaries or settlers, never made an effort to understand
Africans.. (< tawala V).
mtawalaji (noun), pl watawalaji, governor. mtawala mmoja. "autocrat,
absolute monarch".. (< tawala V).
mtawalaji (noun), pl watawalaji, ruler. mtawala mmoja. "autocrat,
absolute monarch".. (< tawala V).
mtawali (noun), pl watawali, governor. mtawala mmoja. "autocrat,
absolute monarch".. (< tawala V).
mtawali (noun), pl watawali, ruler. mtawala mmoja. "autocrat, absolute
monarch".. (< tawala V).
mtawalia (adverb), consecutively.
mtawalia (adverb), continuously.
mtawalia (adverb), persistently.
mtawalia (adverb), in successcion.
mtawalio (adverb), consecutively.
mtawalio (adverb), continuously.
mtawalio (adverb), persistently.
mtawalio (adverb), in successcion.
mtawanya (noun 1/2), pl watawanya, generous person. (< tawanya V).
mtawanya (noun 1/2), pl watawanya, scatterer. (< tawanya V).
mtawanya (noun 1/2), pl watawanya, lavish spender. (< tawanya V).
mtawanyo (noun), pl mitawanyo, scattering (act of). (< tawanya V).
mtawanyo (noun), pl mitawanyo, sowing. (< tawanya V).
mtawanyo (noun), pl mitawanyo, strewing (act of). (< tawanya V).
mtazamaji (noun 1/2), pl watazamaji, audience member. Chahe anawaangalia
watazamaji [Chacha, Masomo 383]. Chache looks at the audience members..
mtazamaji (noun), pl watazamaji, observer. (< tazama V).
mtazamaji (noun 1/2), pl watazamaji, onlooker.
mtazamaji (noun), pl watazamaji, spectator. (< tazama V).
mtazamo (noun), pl mitazamo, inspection. (< tazama V).
mtazamo (noun), pl mitazamo, observation. (< tazama V).
mteba (noun), pl miteba, climbing plant variety (Flagellaria guineensis.
mtega (noun), pl watega, one who deceives. (< tega V).
mtega (noun), pl watega, one who ensnares. (< tega V).
mtega (noun), pl watega, one who sets traps. (< tega V).
mtegaji (noun), pl wategaji, one who deceives. (< tega V).
mtegaji (noun), pl wategaji, one who ensnares. (< tega V).
mtegaji (noun), pl wategaji, one who sets traps. (< tega V).
-tazama mtego (verb), check a trap.
-tega mtego (verb), set a trap.
-tegua mtego (verb), let off (a trap). (< tega V).
-tegua mtego (verb), remove a snare. (< tega V).
-tegua mtego (verb), release a trap.
mtego (noun), pl mitego, mine. fichia mtego. lay mines.. (< tega V).
[mil]
mtego (noun 3/4), pl mitego, snare.
mtego (noun 3/4), pl mitego, trap. mtego wa panya huu [Moh].
mteja (noun), pl wateja, assistant of the mganga (in exorcising spirits).
mteja (noun 1/2), pl wateja, customer. "wateja" wa mama yake [...]
walimtazama kwa tamaa [Mt].
mteja (noun), pl wateja, one who is exorcised (by a mganga).
mteji (noun), pl wateji, assistant of the mganga (in exorcising spirits).
mteji (noun), pl wateji, one who is exorcised (by a mganga).
mteka (noun), pl wateka, one who takes away. mteka maji. "water
carrier, one who draws water".. (< teka V).
mtekaji (noun 1/2), pl watekaji, hijacker.
mtekaji (noun 1/2), pl watekaji, marauder.
mtu mteke (noun), pl watu wateke, spineless person.
mtu mteke (noun), pl watu wateke, weak person.
mtekelezaji (noun 1/2), pl watekelezaji, one who carries out duties.
mtekelezaji (noun 1/2), pl watekelezaji, executor.
mtekelezaji (noun), pl watekelezaji, one who implements.
mteketeo (noun), pl miteketeo, destruction. (< teketea V).
mteketeo (noun), pl miteketeo, devastation. (< teketea V).
mteketeo (noun), pl miteketeo, great fire. (< teketea V).
mteketeo (noun), pl miteketeo, holocaust. (< teketea V).
mteketezo (noun), pl miteketezo, destruction. (< teketea V).
mteketezo (noun), pl miteketezo, devastation. (< teketea V).
mteketezo (noun), pl miteketezo, great fire. (< teketea V).
mteketezo (noun), pl miteketezo, holocaust. (< teketea V).
mtelemko (noun), pl mitelemko, declivity. (< telemua V).
mtelemko (noun), pl mitelemko, descending (act of). (< telemua V).
mtelemko (noun 3/4), pl mitelemko, descent. kwenye mtelemko wa mlima
uliopanda taratibu [Sul]palikuwa na mteremko mrefu uliojaliwa minazi
[Sul].
mtelemko (noun), pl mitelemko, going down (act of). (< telemua V).
mtelemko (noun), pl mitelemko, slope. (< telemua V).
mtema (noun 1/2), pl watema, carver. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, carver. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, one who coughs up blood. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, one who cuts. (< tema V).
mtema (noun 1/2), pl watema, cutter. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, one who expectorates. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, one who spits out. (< tema V).
mtema (noun), pl watema, woodcutter. (< tema V).
mtemba (noun 3/4), pl mitemba, pipe (for tobacco).
mtembezaji (noun), pl watembezaji, idler. (< tembea V).
mtembezaji (noun 1/2), pl watembezaji, stroller. (< tembeza V).
mtembezaji (noun), pl watembezaji, stroller. mwanamke mtembezi. coll.
prostitute.. (< tembea V).
mtembezaji (noun 1/2), pl watembezaji, tourist. (< tembea V).
mtembezaji (noun), pl watembezaji, vagrant. (< tembea V).
mtembezaji (noun 1/2), pl watembezaji, walker. (< tembeza V).
mtembezaji (noun), pl watembezaji, walker. mwanamke mtembezi. coll.
prostitute.. (< tembea V).
mtembezi (noun 1/2), pl watembezi, gadabout.
mtembezi (noun), pl watembezi, idler. (< tembea V).
mtembezi (noun), pl watembezi, stroller. mwanamke mtembezi. coll.
prostitute.. (< tembea V).
mtembezi (noun 1/2), pl watembezi, tourist. mtembezi sana. one who
travels a great deal.. (< tembea V).
mtembezi (noun), pl watembezi, vagrant. (< tembea V).
mtembezi (noun), pl watembezi, walker. mwanamke mtembezi. coll.
prostitute.. (< tembea V).
mtembo (noun), pl mitembo, bud (for planting).
mtembo (noun), pl mitembo, med.fistula (usually a crack in the sole of
the feet caused by yaws.
mtembo (noun), pl mitembo, scar. [rare]
mtembo (noun), pl mitembo, shoot (for planting).
mtemi (noun 1/2), pl watemi, carver. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun), pl watemi, title of a chief in colonial Tanganyika.
[arch.]
mtemi (noun), pl watemi, one who coughs up blood. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun 1/2), pl watemi, cutter. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun), pl watemi, one who expectorates. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun), pl watemi, one who spits out. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun 1/2), pl watemi, spitter. (< tema V).
mtemi (noun 1/2), pl watemi, woodcutter. (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, carving (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, rare matter coughed up. (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, coughing up (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, cutting off (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, cutting up (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, expectorating (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, rare phlegm. (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, slashing (act of). (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, rare matter spit out.. (< tema V).
mtemo (noun), pl mitemo, spitting out (act of). (< tema V).
mtenda (noun), pl watenda, one who does something. mtenda kazi. rare:
worker.. (< tenda V).
mtenda (noun 1/2), pl watenda, doer. (< tenda V).
mtendaji (noun 1/2), pl watendaji, active person. (< tenda V).
mtendaji (noun), pl watendaji, activist. (< tenda V).
mtendaji (noun 1/2), pl watendaji, doer.
mtendaji (noun), pl watendaji, energetic person. mtendaji kazi. hard
worker. (< tenda V).
mtendaji (noun), pl watendaji, enterprising person. mtendaji kazi. hard
worker.. (< tenda V).
mtendaji (noun 1/2), pl watendaji, executive.
mtendaji (noun 1/2), pl watendaji, militant.
mtende (noun 3/4), pl mitende, date palm.
mtendo (noun), pl mitendo, accomplishing. (< tenda V).
mtendo (noun), pl mitendo, acting. (< tenda V).
mtendo (noun), pl mitendo, doing. (< tenda V).
mtendo (noun), pl mitendo, performing. (< tenda V).
mtenga (noun 1/2), pl watenga, loner. (< tenga V).
mtenga (noun 1/2), pl watenga, recluse. (< tenga V).
mtenga (noun), pl watenga, one who separates (himself from the
community), solitary person, recluse. (< tenga V).
mtenga (noun), pl watenga, pol. separatist. (< tenga V).
mtenga (noun), pl watenga, solitary person. (< tenga V).
mtenga (noun 3/4), pl mitenga, carrying-pole (carried on the shoulders of
two men with the load hung in the middle).
mtengano (noun), pl mitengano, pol. faction. (< tenga V).
mtengano (noun), pl mitengano, pol.separatism. (< tenga V).
mtengano (noun), pl mitengano, pol.split. (< tenga V).
mtenge (noun), pl mitenge, naut. outrigger.
mtengenezaji (noun), pl watengenezaji, administrator.
mtengenezaji (noun 1/2), pl watengenezaji, arranger. (< tengeneza V).
mtengenezaji (noun), pl watengenezaji, compiler. (< tengenea V).
mtengenezaji (noun 1/2), pl watengenezaji, editor.
mtengenezaji (noun 1/2), pl watengenezaji, organizer. (< tengeneza V).
mtengenezaji (noun 1/2), pl watengenezaji, producer. (< tengeneza V).
mtengezaji (noun), pl watengenezaji, arranger. (< tengenea V).
mtengezaji (noun), pl watengezaji, compiler. (< tengenea V).
mtengezaji (noun), pl watengezaji, editor. (< tengenea V).
mtengezaji (noun), pl watengezaji, organizer. (< tengenea V).
mtengezaji (noun), pl watengezaji, producer. (< tengenea V).
mtengo (noun), pl mitengo, dividing off (act of). (< tenga, kitengo V).
mtengo (noun), pl mitengo, removing (act of). mtengo katika kazi.
"dismissal, discharge (from a position/job)".. (< tenga, kitengo V).
mtengo (noun), pl mitengo, separating (act of). mtengo katika kazi.
"dismissal, discharge (from a position/job)".. (< tenga, kitengo V).
mtengo (noun), pl mitengo, withdrawing (act of). mtengo katika kazi.
"dismissal, discharge (from a position/job)".. (< tenga, kitengo V).
mtengwa (noun), pl watengwa, one who is set apart. (< tenga V).
mtengwa (noun), pl watengwa, one who is devoted to something (his work, a
cause). (< tenga V).
mtengwa (noun 1/2), pl watengwa, dismissed person. (< tengwa V).
mtengwa (noun), pl watengwa, one who is removed. (< tenga V).
mtengwa (noun 1/2), pl watengwa, separated person. (< tengwa V).
mtenzi (noun 1/2), pl watenzi, doer. (< tenda V).
mtenzi (noun 1/2), pl watenzi, tradesman. (< tenda V).
mtenzi (noun 1/2), pl watenzi, worker. (< tenda V).
mtenzi (noun), pl watenzi, workman. mtenzi wa kazi. (< tenda V).
mteo (adverb), by boiling. pika mteo. "bring to a boil, parboil"..
mtepe (noun 3/4), pl mitepe, sailboat (type with long prow).
mtepetevu (noun), pl watepetevu, idler. (< tepetea V).
mtepetevu (noun 1/2), pl watepetevu, lazy person. (< tepeta V).
mteremeshi (noun), pl wateremeshi, cheerful person. (< terema V).
mteremeshi (noun), pl wateremeshi, friendly person. (< terema V).
mteremeshi (noun 1/2), pl wateremeshi, genial person.
mteremeshi (noun), pl wateremeshi, good-natured person. (< terema V).
mteremeshi (noun 1/2), pl wateremeshi, kindly person. (< teremea V).
mteremezi (noun), pl wateremezi, cheerful person. (< terema V).
mteremezi (noun), pl wateremezi, friendly person. (< terema V).
mteremezi (noun), pl wateremezi, good-natured person. (< terema V).
mteremko (noun), pl mitelemko, declivity. (< telemua V).
mteremko (noun), pl mitelemko, descending (act of). (< telemua V).
mteremko (noun 3/4), pl miteremko, descent.
mteremko (noun), pl mitelemko, going down (act of). (< telemua V).
mteremko (noun), pl mitelemko, slope. (< telemua V).
mteremko (noun 3/4), pl miteremko, slope. palikuwa na mteremko mrefu
uliojaliwa minazi [Sul].
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, amusement. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun 3/4), pl miteremo, cheerfulness.
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, cheerfulness. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, comfort. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, contentment. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun 3/4), pl miteremo, freedom from care. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, happiness. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, joy. (< terema V).
mteremo (noun), pl miteremo, lightheartedness. (< terema V).
mtesa (noun), pl watesa, contentious person. (< tesa V).
mtesa (noun 1/2), pl watesa, oppressor.
mtesa (noun 1/2), pl watesa, persecutor.
mtesa (noun), pl watesa, quarrelsome person. (< tesa V).
mtesa (noun), pl watesa, one who causes trouble. (< tesa V).
mtesa (noun 1/2), pl watesa, troublemaker. (< tesa V).
mtesaji (noun), pl watesaji, contentious person. (< tesa V).
mtesaji (noun 1/2), pl watesaji, persecutor.
mtesaji (noun), pl watesaji, quarrelsome person. (< tesa V).
mtesaji (noun 1/2), pl watesaji, tormentor. mtesaji, mlafi, dhulmati,
afriti, nduli mkubwa ... [Muk].
mtesaji (noun), pl watesaji, one who causes trouble. (< tesa V).
mtesi (noun), pl watesi, contentious person. (< tesa V).
mtesi (noun), pl watesi, oppressor. (< tesa V).
mtesi (noun), pl watesi, persecutor. (< tesa V).
mtesi (noun), pl watesi, quarrelsome person. (< tesa V).
mtesi (noun), pl watesi, one who causes trouble. (< tesa V).
mteswa (noun 1/2), pl wateswa, victim.
mteta (noun), pl wateta, intriguer. (< teta V).
mteta (noun), pl wateta, schemer. (< teta V).
mteta (noun), pl wateta, trouble-maker. (< teta V).
mtetaji (noun), pl watetaji, intriguer. (< teta V).
mtetaji (noun), pl watetaji, schemer. (< teta V).
mtetaji (noun 1/2), pl watetaji, troublemaker. (< teta V).
mtetaji (noun), pl watetaji, trouble-maker. (< teta V).
mtete (noun), pl mitete, kind of reed, Phragmites communis (=utete).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, adversary. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, argumentative person. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, defender. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl mtetea, intriguer. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, opponent. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, politician. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl watetea, quarrelsome person. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl mtetea, schemer. (< teta V).
mtetea (noun), pl mtetea, trouble-maker. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, adversary. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, argumentative person. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, defender. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, opponent. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, politician. (< teta V).
mteteaji (noun), pl wateteaji, quarrelsome person. (< teta V).
mtetemeko (noun), pl mitetemeko, quivering. mtetemko wa nchi.
earthquake. (< tetemea V).
mtetemeko (noun), pl mitetemeko, trembling.
mtetemeko (noun), pl mitetemeko, trembling. mtetemko wa nchi.
earthquake. (< tetemea V).
mtetemeko (noun), pl mitetemeko, vibration. mtetemko wa nchi.
earthquake. (< tetemea V).
mtetemko (noun), pl mitetemko, quivering. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetemko (noun), pl mitetemko, trembling. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetemko (noun), pl mitetemko, vibration. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetemo (noun), pl mitetemo, quivering. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetemo (noun), pl mitetemo, trembling. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetemo (noun), pl mitetemo, vibration. mtetemko wa nchi. earthquake.
(< tetemea V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, adversary. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, argumentative person. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, defender. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, intriguer. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, opponent. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, politician. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, quarrelsome person. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, schemer. (< teta V).
mtetezi (noun), pl watetezi, trouble-maker. (< teta V).
mteua (noun), pl wateua, one who chooses. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteua (noun), pl wateua, fastidious person. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteua (noun), pl wateua, faultfinder. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteua (noun), pl wateua, fussy person. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteule (noun), pl wateule, one who is chosen (for some quality or skill).
(< teue, teule V).
mteule (noun), pl wateule, excellent person. (< teue, teule V).
mteule (noun), pl wateule, outstanding person. (< teue, teule V).
mteule (noun), pl wateule, one who is picked out (for some quality or
skill). (< teue, teule V).
mteuo (noun), pl miteuo, choice. (< teua).
mteuo (noun), pl miteuo, selection. (< teua).
mteuzi (noun), pl wateuzi, one who chooses. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteuzi (noun 1/2), pl wateuzi, choosy person.
mteuzi (noun 1/2), pl wateuzi, critical person.
mteuzi (noun 1/2), pl wateuzi, dainty person. (< teua V).
mteuzi (noun 1/2), pl wateuzi, fastidious person.
mteuzi (noun), pl wateuzi, fastidious person. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteuzi (noun), pl wateuzi, faultfinder. (< teua, teuzi V).
mteuzi (noun 1/2), pl wateuzi, finicky person.
mteuzi (noun), pl wateuzi, fussy person. (< teua, teuzi V).
mti (noun), pl miti, bar.
mti (noun), pl miti, cricket stump. merikebu ya mti. wooden boat..
[sport]
mti (noun), pl miti, pole. mti wa simu. telegraph pole.
mti (noun), pl miti, post. mti wa simu. telegraph post.
mti (noun), pl miti, shaft.
mti (noun), gangrenous sore. us.maradhi/uele ya/wa mti. [med]
mti (noun 3/4), pl miti, tree (any part of).
mti (noun), pl miti, wood.
pindi za mti (noun), annual rings (of a tree). (< pinda V).
mtia (noun), pl watia, one who applies something. mtia rangi. painter.
mtia (noun), pl watia, one who employs something. mtia rangi. painter.
mtiaji (noun), pl watiaji, one who applies something. mtia rangi.
painter.
mtiaji (noun), pl watiaji, arsonist. mtiaji moto. (< tia V).
mtiaji (noun), pl watiaji, one who employs something. mtia rangi.
painter.
mtiaji (noun), pl watiaji, incendiary. mtiaji moto. (< tia V).
mtihani (noun), pl mitihani, difficult situation. kutana na mtihani.
get into a difficult situation..
mtihani (noun 3/4), pl mitihani, examination. aliposhinda mtihani wake
wa darasa la nne [Kez]. (< Arabic).
mtihani (noun), pl mitihani, ordeal. kutana na mtihani. get into a
difficult situation..
mtihani (noun 3/4), pl mitihani, quiz.
mtihani (noun 3/4), pl mitihani, test.
mtihani (noun), pl mitihani, trial. kutana na mtihani. get into a
difficult situation..
mwonjo (noun), pl mionjo, test. (< onja V).
sampletest6 (prefix), sampletest6.
mtii (noun), pl watii, obedient person. (< tii V).
mtii (noun), pl watii, obsequious person. (< tii V).
mtii (noun), pl watii, tractable person. (< tii V).
mtiifu (noun), pl watiifu, obedient person. Mtoto wao ni mtiifu.. Their
child is obedient. (< tii V).
mtiifu (noun), pl watiifu, obsequious person. (< tii V).
mtiifu (noun), pl watiifu, tractable person. (< tii V).
mtiivu (noun), pl watiivu, obedient person. (< tii V).
mtiivu (noun), pl watiivu, obsequious person. (< tii V).
mtiivu (noun), pl watiivu, tractable person. (< tii V).
mtikiso (noun), pl mitikiso, concussion. (< tikisa V).
mtikiso (noun), pl mitikiso, shaking (act of). (< tikisa V).
mtikiso (noun), pl mitikiso, shock. (< tikisa V).
mtikiso (noun), pl mitikiso, stroke. (< tikisa V).
mtikiti (noun), pl mitikiti, watermelon vine.
mtikiti maji (noun 3/4), pl mitikiti maji, watermelon plant.
mtilili (noun 3/4), pl mitilili, kingfisher.
mtima (noun), pl mitima, emotion.
mtima (noun), pl mitima, feeling.
mtima (noun), pl mitima, heart.
mtima (noun), pl mitima, rel. soul.
mtimvi (noun), person of ill omen (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mtimvi (noun), unlucky person (one for whom an unfortunate life was
foretold at his birth). (< chimba V). [arch]
mtindi (noun 3/4), pl mitindi, beer.
mtindi (noun 3/4), pl mitindi, buttermilk.
mtindi (noun 3/4), pl mitindi, cream.
mtindi (noun), pl mitindi, matindi, intoxicating (alcoholic) beverage (in
gen.).
mtindo (noun), pl mitindo, rare conclusion.
mtindo (noun), pl mitindo, rare end.
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, fashion. (< tinda V?).
mtindo (noun), pl mitindo, form.
mtindo (noun), pl mitindo, kind.
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, mannerism.
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, model.
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, pattern.
mtindo (noun), pl mitindo, quality. nguo hizi ni mtindo wa zile. These
clothes are of the same quality as those..
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, sort. (< tinda V?).
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, style. Suruali yake ilikuwa imekatwa
kuchukua mtindo wa "bichi koma" [Balisidya Masomo 343]. His trousers had
been cut following the "beach-comber"style.. (< tinda V?).
mtindo (noun 3/4), pl mitindo, way of doing something. Jawabu kwa mambo
yote hayo ni kutumia mitindo mipya ya kutunga maswali [Masomo 189]; Mtindo
wa siku hizi, watu ni bega kwa bega [Amana, Masomo 405]. The answer to
all of these issues is to use new ways to compose questions; The way to do
things today, is for people to do them together as equals..
mtindo mmoja (adverb), continuously.
mtindo mmoja (adverb), straight on.
mtini (noun 3/4), pl mitini, fig-tree.
mtipitipi (noun), pl mitipitipi, climbing plant variety (Abrus
precatorius).
mtiriri (noun), pl watiriri, person in whom one can have no confidence.
mtiriri (noun 1/2), pl watiriri, erotic (of adult).
mtiriri (noun), pl watiriri, irresponsible child.
mtiriri (noun), pl watiriri, lascivious person (male or female).
mtiriri (noun), pl watiriri, restless child.
mtiriri (noun), pl watiriri, sensuous (male or female).
mtiririko (noun), pl mitiririko, channel. (< tiririka V).
mtiririko (noun 3/4), pl mitiririko, flow.
mtiririko (noun), pl mitiririko, mark (left by a snake, etc.). (<
tiririka V).
mtiririko (noun), pl mitiririko, rill. (< tiririka V).
mtiririko (noun 3/4), pl mitiririko, run off.
mtiririko (noun), pl mitiririko, seeping (of water). (< tiririka V).
mtiririko (noun), pl mitiririko, traces left by flowing or trickling
water. (< tiririka V).
mtiririko (noun 3/4), pl mitiririko, trickle.
mtishaji (noun), pl watishaji, one who intimidates others. (< tisha V).
mtiti (noun), pl mititi, ornith.( species of owl).
mtitio (noun), pl mititio, collapsing (act of). (< tita).
mtitio (noun), pl mititio, rocking (act of). (< tita).
mtitio (noun), pl mititio, shaking (act of). (< tita).
mtitio (noun), pl mititio, sinking (act of). (< tita).
mtitio (noun), pl mititio, tottering (act of). (< tita).
mto (noun 3/4), pl mito, cushion. kuangusha kichwa chake juu ya mto wa
usumba [Sul].
mto (noun 3/4), pl mito, pillow.
mto (noun 3/4), pl mito, river. mwanamke wa kweli hakogi kisimani au
mtoni [Moh].
mto (noun), pl mito, stream. mkono wa mto. "branch, tributary (of a
river)"..
pindi ya mto (noun), riverbend. (< pinda V).
mtoa (noun), pl watoa, one who dispenses. mtoa gazeti. editor/publisher
of newspaper.. (< toa V).
mtoa (noun 1/2), pl watoa, giver (i.e. charity or alms).
mtoa (noun), pl watoa, one who issues. mtoa dawa. "pharmacist,
druggist".. (< toa V).
mtoa (noun 1/2), pl watoa, remover.
mtoaji (noun 1/2), pl watoaji, one who delivers.
mtoaji (noun), pl watoaji, editor. mtoaji wa gazeti. editor of a
newspaper.. (< toa V).
mtoaji (noun 1/2), pl watoaji, one who offers.
mtoaji (noun 1/2), pl watoaji, one who removes.
mtobwe (noun), pl mitobwe, kind of shrub, Strophanthus coumonti.
mtofaa (noun), pl mitofaa, rose apple(Malay apple tree).
mtofaha (noun), pl mitofaha, rose apple(Malay apple tree).
mtohara (noun), pl watohara, ISL. circumcised person. (< tohara V).
mtohara (noun), pl watohara, clean person. (< tohara V).
mtohara (noun), pl watohara, well-dressed person. (< tohara V).
mtohara (noun), pl watohara, neat person. (< tohara V).
mtohara (noun), pl watohara, ISL. ritually clean person. (< tohara V).
mtoki (noun 3/4), pl mitoki, inflamed soar. (< toka V).
mtoki (noun), pl mitoki, matoki, swollen lymph gland. (< toa V). [med]
mtoki (noun 3/4), pl mitoki, swollen lymph gland. (< toka V).
mtoki (noun), pl mitoki, matoki, inflamed sore. (< toa V). [med]
mtoki (noun 3/4), pl mitoki, painful swelling usually in the groin. (<
toka V).
mtoki (noun 3/4), pl mitoki, tumor. (< toka V).
mtokoso (noun), pl mitokoso, boiling. (< tokota V).
mtokoso (noun), pl mitokoso, cooking (by boiling). (< tokota V).
mtokoso (noun), pl mitokoso, frying (in fat or butter). (< tokota V).
mtokwe (noun), pl mitokwe, kind of tree, Annona senegalensis.
mtolilio (noun), pl mitolilio, sweet-potato leaf (used as a vegetable).
mtombo (noun), pl mitomboro, ornith.cuckoo.
mtomboro (noun), pl mitomboro, ornith.cuckoo.
mtomo (noun 3/4), pl mitomo, mason's work (reinforcing plaster with
stones). (< tomea V).
mtomo (noun), pl mitomo, paving (a road) with stone. (< tomea V).
mtomo (noun), pl mitomo, reinforcing plaster with stone work (act of).
(< tomea V).
mtomoko (noun), pl mitomoko, custard-apple tree, Annona squamosa.
mtomoko (noun 3/4), pl mitomoko, bullock's heart tree.
mtomondo (noun), pl mitomondo, Malay apple tree (Eugenia malaccensis).
mtondo (noun), pl mitondo, day following the day after tomorrow.
kushinda mtondo. the fourth day from today..
mtondo (noun 3/4), pl mitondo, three days from today.
mtondo goo (noun), the fourth day from today.
mtondo goo (noun 3/4), pl mitondo goo, four days from today.
mtondoo (noun 3/4), pl mitondoo, old musket.
mtondoo (noun 3/4), pl mitondoo, old thimble.
mtondoo (noun), pl mitondoo, thimble (=kastabin).
mtondoo (noun), pl mitondoo, kind of tree, Calophyllum inophyllum..
mtongotongo (noun), pl mitongotongo, Euphorbia abyssinica. [bot]
mtongotongo (noun), pl mitongotongo, spurge. [bot]
mtongoza (noun), pl watongoza, seducer.
mtongozaji (noun), pl watongozaji, seducer.
mtongozi (noun 1/2), pl watongozi, seducer.
mtopetope (noun 3/4), pl mitopetope, custard-apple tree.
mtopetope (noun 3/4), pl mitopetope, sweetsop.
mtoria (noun), pl mitoria, species of rubber liana, Landolphia
petersiana.
mtoriro (noun 3/4), pl mitoriro, kind of vegetable. kuchuma kisambu,
mtoriro, kikwayakwaya, mchunga ... [Moh].
mtoro (noun), pl watoro, deserter. (< toroka, utoro V).
mtoro (noun 1/2), pl watoro, escapee.
mtoro (noun), pl watoro, refugee. (< toroka, utoro V).
mtoro (noun 1/2), pl watoro, runaway. (< toroka V).
mtoro (noun), pl watoro, truant. (< toroka, utoro V).
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, less important part or adjunct of a thing. (<
toto N).
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, less important part or adjunct of a thing. (<
toto N).
mtoto (noun 1/2), pl watoto, child.
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, descendant. (< toto N).
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, dependent (irrespective of age). (< toto N).
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, offspring. mtoto mwanamume [mwanamke]. boy.
(< toto N).
mtoto (noun), pl watoto, subordinate person (irrespective of age). (<
toto N).
mtovu (noun), pl watovu, person who lacks something. huyu ni mtovu wa
heshima. This is a person who shows too little respect (where it is
due).. (< toa, tovu V).
mtovu (noun), pl watovu, person who falls short in some respect. (< toa,
tovu V).
mtoza (noun), pl watoza, one who collects. mtoza kodi [ushuru]. tax-
collector.. (< toa V).
mtoza (noun), pl watoza, one who gathers. (< toa V).
mtoza (noun 1/2), pl watoza, tax collector. (< toa V).
mtozaji (noun), pl watozi, collector (of taxes). (< toa V).
mtozi (noun), pl watozi, collector (of taxes). (< toa V).
mtu (noun), pl watu, human being. mtu mume [mke]. man or woman.. (<
utu).
mtu (noun), pl watu, individual. mtu mume [mke]. man or woman. (<
utu).
mtu (noun), pl watu, pl.people. mtu wa nchi hii. the people of this
country.. (< utu).
mtu (noun 1/2), pl watu, person.
mtu (noun), pl watu, pl.population. mtu wa nchi hii. the population of
this country.. (< utu).
mtu (noun), pl watu, somebody. hakuna mtu. nobody is there.. (< utu).
mtu (noun), pl watu, someone. hakuna mtu. No one is there.. (< utu).
mtu mzima (noun), pl watu wazima, adult. (< zima, uzima).
mtua (noun), pl mitua, wild egg-plant (Solanum bojeri). [bot]
mtua (noun), pl mitua, nightshade. [bot]
mtubwi (noun 3/4), pl mitubwi, yam.
mtuchi (noun), pl mituchi, med. a disease of the stomach.
mtukufu (noun), pl watukufu, dignitary. (< tukufu,tukuka).
mtukufu (noun), pl watukufu, rel. God. Mungu mtukufu. the Most High..
(< tukufu,tukuka).
mtukufu (noun 1/2), pl watukufu, your honor.
mtukufu (noun 1/2), pl watukufu, honorable person.
mtukufu (noun), pl watukufu, important person. (< tukufu,tukuka).
mtukufu (noun), pl watukufu, notable person. (< tukufu,tukuka).
mtukufu (noun), pl watukufu, a respected person. (< tukufu,tukuka).
mtukutu (noun), pl watukutu, active child. (< tukuta, tukutu).
mtukutu (noun), pl watukutu, mischievous child. (< tukuta, tukutu).
mtukutu (noun), pl watukutu, nervous person. (< tukuta, tukutu).
mtukutu (noun), pl watukutu, restless person. (< tukuta, tukutu).
mtukutu (noun), pl watukutu, troublesome person. (< tukuta, tukutu).
mtula (noun), pl mitula, wild egg-plant (Solanum bojeri). [bot]
mtula (noun), pl mitula, nightshade. [bot]
mtule (noun), pl watule, destitute person. (< tule).
mtule (noun), pl watule, miserable person. (< tule).
mtule (noun), pl watule, poor person. (< tule).
mtulinga (noun), pl mitulinga, anat.clavicle.
mtulinga (noun), pl mitulinga, anat.collarbone.
mtulinga (noun), pl mitulinga, scapula. [anat]
mtulivu (noun 1/2), pl watulivu, quiet person.
mtulivu (noun), pl watulivu, reserved person. (< tua, tulivu V).
mtumainifu (noun), pl watumainifu, dependable person. (< tumaini,
tumainifu).
mtumainifu (noun), pl watumainifu, one who inspires confidence. (<
tumaini, tumainifu).
mtumainifu (noun), pl watumainifu, reliable person. (< tumaini,
tumainifu).
mtumba (noun), pl mitumba, bale (of cloth). (< tumba).
mtumba (noun), pl mitumba, bolt (of cloth). (< tumba).
mtumba (noun), pl mitumba, bundle (of cloth). (< tumba).
mtumba (noun), pl mitumba, burden (for one man). (< tumba).
mtumba (noun), pl mitumba, load (for one man). mtumba nguo. a load of
cloth.. (< tumba).
mtumbako (noun 3/4), pl mitumbako, tobacco plant. tobacco plant.
mtumbuizi (noun), pl watumbuizi, one who hums under his breath (to calm
his nerves or to soothe a child). (< tumbuika).
mtumbuizi (noun), pl watumbuizi, one who sings under his breath (to calm
his nerves or to soothe a child). (< tumbuika).
mtumbuu (noun 3/4an), pl mitumbuu, sprat (kind of small sea fish).
mtumbwi (noun), pl mitumbwi, log canoe (dugout, without outriggers). (<
tumbua).
mtume (noun 3/4an), pl mitume, apostle.
mtume (noun), pl mitume, rel. apostle (Christ), prophet (Isl.). (< tuma
V).
mtume (noun), pl mitume, courier. mtume wa kidiplomasi. diplomatic
courier.. (< tuma V).
mtume (noun), pl mitume, envoy. (< tuma V).
mtume (noun 3/4an), pl mitume, messenger. (< tuma V).
mtume (noun 3/4an), pl mitume, prophet.
mtumi (noun), pl watumi, one who is employed. (< tuma V).
mtumi (noun), pl watumi, employee. (< tuma V).
mtumi (noun), pl watumi, paid domestic servant. (< tuma V).
mtumi (noun), pl watumi, civil servant. (< tuma V).
mtumi (noun), pl watumi, one who serves. mtumishi wa moto. fireman (on
a locomotive). (< tuma V).
mtumiaji (noun 1/2), pl watumiaji, open-handed person. dalili zote za
'mtumiaji mzuri' [Mt].
mtumiaji (noun 1/2), pl watumiaji, prodigal.
mtumishi (noun), pl watumishi, civil servant. Miradi inayotekelezwa ni
ya ujenzi wa nyumba za watumishi [Masomo 363]. The projects that are
completed are the construction of civil servants' housing.. (< tuma V).
mtumishi (noun), pl watumishi, paid domestic servant. Njoo haraka.
Mkewe ameuawa na mtumishi wake amejeruhiwa vibaya kabisa [Ganzel Masomo
166]. Come quickly! His wife has been killed and his servant has been
very badly wounded. (< tuma V).
mtumishi (noun), pl watumishi, one who serves. mtumishi wa moto.
fireman (on a locomotive). (< tuma V).
mtumishi (noun), pl watumishi, one who is employed. (< tuma V).
mtumishi (noun), pl watumishi, employee. (< tuma V).
mtumo (noun), pl mitumo, application. (< tuma V).
mtumo (noun), pl mitumo, employment. (< tuma V).
mtumo (noun), pl mitumo, use. (< tuma V).
mtumo (noun), pl mitumo, utilization. (< tuma V).
mtumwa (noun 1/2), pl watumwa, slave. akajiona kama mtumwa [Sul].
mtumwaji (noun), pl watumwaji, agent. (< tuma V).
mtumwaji (noun), pl watumwaji, employee. (< tuma V).
mtumwaji (noun), pl watumwaji, rare envoy. (< tuma V).
mtumwaji (noun), pl watumwaji, rare messenger. (< tuma V).
mtundu (noun), pl watundu, crafty person. (< pers).
mtundu (noun 1/2), pl watundu, mischievous person.
mtundu (noun), pl watundu, pampered child. (< pers).
mtundu (noun), pl watundu, precocious child. (< pers).
mtundu (noun), pl watundu, sly person. (< pers).
mtundu (noun 1/2), pl watundu, spoiled child. (< tundu V).
mtunduizi (noun), pl watunduizi, secret agent. (< tunduia, tunduizi V).
mtunduizi (noun), pl watunduizi, scout. (< tunduia, tunduizi V). [mil]
mtunduizi (noun), pl watunduizi, spy. (< tunduia, tunduizi V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, one who arranges. mtunga mashairi. poet..
(< tunga V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, one who compiles. mtunga mashairi. poet..
(< tunga V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, one who constructs. mtunga mashairi. poet..
(< tunga V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, designer. (< tunga V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, one who designs. (< tunga V).
mtunga (noun), pl watunga, inventor. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, one who arranges. mtunga mashairi.
poet.. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun 1/2), pl watungaji, author.
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, one who compiles. mtunga mashairi.
poet.. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun 1/2), pl watungaji, composer.
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, one who constructs. mtunga mashairi.
poet.. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, designer. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, one who designs. (< tunga V).
mtungaji (noun), pl watungaji, inventor. (< tunga V).
mtungi (noun 3/4), pl mitungi, wide-mouthed cylindrical container.
mtungi (noun 3/4), pl mitungi, jar.
mtungi (noun 3/4), pl mitungi, pitcher (earthen). juu kulikuwako mtungi
ambao ulikuwa na maji [Ng].
mtungi (noun 3/4), pl mitungi, waterpot.
mtungo (noun), pl mitungo, compilation. mtungo wa habari. easy. (<
tunga V).
mtungo (noun 3/4), pl mitungo, composition. mtungo wake stadi [Masomo
415]. its skillful composition.
mtungo (noun), pl mitungo, construction. (< tunga V).
mtungo (noun 3/4), pl mitungo, lined-up things. (< tunga V).
mtungo (noun), pl mitungo, arranging in a row on a string or stick
etc.(act of). mtungo wa samaki. a string of fish.. (< tunga V).
mtunguja (noun), pl mitunguja, wild egg-plant (Solanum bojeri). [bot]
mtunguja (noun), pl mitunguja, nightshade. [bot]
mtungule (noun), pl mitungule, tomato plant. (=mnyanya). (< tungule).
mtunguo (noun 3/4), pl mitunguo, ready-made garment. (< tunga V).
mtunza (noun), pl watunza, curator (in a museum etc.). mtunza
hazina/fedha. treasurer.. (< tunza V).
mtunza (noun), pl watunza, keeper (in a museum, etc.). mtunza
hazina/fedha. treasurer.. (< tunza V).
mtunza (noun), pl watunza, protector (in a museum, etc.). mtunza
hazina/fedha. treasurer.. (< tunza V).
mtunzi (noun), pl watunzi, author.
mtunzi (noun 1/2), pl watunzi, composer.
mtupa (noun), pl watupa, one who hurls something. (< tupa V).
mtupa (noun 3/4), pl mitupa, fish-poison. (< tupa V?).
mtupa (noun), pl mitupa, poisonous plant (in general). (< utupa).
mtupio (noun), pl mitupio, thowing away (act of). vazi la mtupio.
discarded clothing.. (< tupa V).
mtupo (noun), pl mitupo, distance a thing can be thrown. (< tupa V).
mtupo (noun), pl mitupo, hurling (act of). (< tupa V).
mtupo (noun 3/4), pl mitupo, projection.
mtupo (noun), pl mitupo, throwing (act of). (< tupa V).
mturituri (noun), pl miturituri, climbing plant variety (Abrus
precatorius).
Mturki (noun), pl waturuki, Turk. (< Kituruki, Uturuki).
Mturuki (noun), pl waturuki, Turk. (< Kituruki, Uturuki).
Mtusi (noun 1/2), pl Watusi, Tutsi.
mtutu (noun), pl mitutu, barrel (of a gun) .(=kasiba, mwanzi).
mtutumo (noun 3/4), pl mitutumo, distant rumbling.
mtututu (noun), pl mitututu, kind of tree, Bridelia zanzibarensis.
mtwa (noun 1/2), pl watwa, dwarf.
mtwa (noun), pl watwa, pygmy.
mtwaa (noun), pl watwaa, one who carries off. (< twaa).
mtwaa (noun), pl watwaa, one who takes away. (< twaa).
mtwaaji (noun), pl watwaaji, one who carries off. (< twaa).
mtwaaji (noun), pl watwaaji, one who takes away. (< twaa).
mtwana (noun 1/2), pl watwana, rascal. (< mtwana N).
mtwana (noun), pl watwana, rogue. (< twana, kitwana).
mtwana (noun), pl watwana, hist. (young) slave. (< twana, kitwana).
mtwana (noun), pl watwana, uncouth person. (< twana, kitwana).
mtwana (noun), pl watwana, unmannerly person. (< twana, kitwana).
mtwana (noun), pl mitwana, naut. a pole strengthening the mast (in
native vessels).
mtwango (noun), pl mitwango, crushing with mortar and pestle (act of).
(< twanga V).
mtwango (noun), pl mitwango, grinding with mortar and pestle (act of).
(< twanga V).
mtwango (noun), pl mitwango, pulverizing with mortar and pestle (act of).
(< twanga V).
mtwanzi (noun), pl watwanzi, one who pounds (grain). (< twanga V).
mtwanzi (noun), pl watwanzi, one who pulverizes (grain). (< twanga V).
mtweo (noun 5/6), pl matweo, west. Katika mtweo wa Tanzania ... [Masomo
231]. In the west of Tanzania .... [Kiamu cf. Machweo]
mua (noun), pl miwa, sugarcane.
muaa (noun), strip of leaf from the dwarf palm (used for plaiting mats).
muafaka (adjective), appropriate. Kweli kitandani ni mahali muafaka kwa
mtu mwenye matatizo [Chacha, Masomo 374]. Truly being in bed is the
appropriate place for a person with problems..
muafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, agreement.
muawana (noun), assistance. (< auni).
muawana (noun), help. (< auni).
muawana (noun), support. (< auni).
mubalighi (noun), pl wabalighi, pol. speaker (in the legislative
assembly) (= mutakalamu).
kwa muda (adjective), for a period of time.
kwa muda kidogo (adjective), pl kwa muda mrefu, for a little while.
kwa muda wa (adjective), for a period of time.
muda (noun 14), pl muda, interval of time.
muda (noun), period (of time). muda wa saa nne. a period of four
hours.. (< mudu).
muda (noun), term. taka muda. ask for extra time.. (< mudu).
muda mfupi (phrase), short term.
muda mrefu (phrase), long term.
muda si muda (adverb), suddenly.
muda si muda (adverb), thereafter.
muda si muda (phrase), in no time. mwanzoni Shangwe alistuka, lakini
muda si muda akazoea [Muk].
mudir (noun 1/2), pl wamudir, village headman (used in Pemba and Zanzibar
only).
mudiri (noun), pl wadiri, administrative official (Zanzibar). [dial]
mudiria (noun), administrative district (Zanzibar). [dial]
-mudu (verb), be able. tutaweza kuchuma vipi hata tuyamudu maisha ya
starehe [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-mudu (verb), be capable.
-mudu (verb), conduct. (< Arabic).
-mudu (verb), extend. (us. refl.jumudu). (< muda).
-mudu (verb), master. (< Arabic).
-mudu (verb), exercise self-control. (< muda).
-mudu (verb), stretch. (< muda).
-mudu (verb), be temperate. (< muda).
mudu (adjective), be in moderate circumstances. (< muda).
mudu (adjective), be fairly well-off. (< muda).
muelekeo mkuu (phrase), main trend.
muflisi (adjective), ruined. maisha muflisi, yasiyokuwa na mbele wala
nyuma [Sul]. (< Arabic).
muflisi (noun), sing., jur. bankruptcy. (< filisi).
mufti (adjective), elegant (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear elegant
clothes..
mufti (adjective), fashionable (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear
fashionable clothes..
mufti (adjective), modern (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear modern
clothes..
mufti (adjective), stylish (of clothes). vaa nguo mufti. wear stylish
clothes..
muhali (adjective), absurd. (< Arabic).
muhali (adjective), difficult. (< Arabic).
muhali (adjective), impossible. ni taabu, na hasa ni muhali, kuweza
kumpevua [Abd]. (< Arabic).
muhali (noun), something very difficult.
muhali (noun), impossibility.
muhali (noun), impracticability.
muhali (noun), something unobtainable. anitaka muhali. He is asking the
unobtainable of me..
muhali (noun), something unreasonable.
muharamu (noun), the fourth month of the Muslim year.
muhariri (noun), pl wahariri, correspondent.
muhariri (noun), pl wahariri, editor.
muhariri (noun), pl wahariri, journalist.
muhashamu (noun), salutation used in letters (very formal). (< heshima,
heshimu).
muhebi (noun), salutation used in letters to those whom one knows rather
well but not intimately (older friends or teachers or etc.). (< hebu,
haba).
muheshamu (noun), salutation used in letters (very formal). (< heshima,
heshimu).
muhibu (noun), salutation used in letters to those whom one knows rather
well but not intimately (older friends or teachers or etc.). (< hebu,
haba).
muhimu (adjective), important. mambo madogo bali muhimu katika maisha
yetu [Abd]. (< Arabic).
muhimu (adjective), urgent. (< hima V).
muhimu (adverb), especially. (< hima V).
muhimu (adverb), particularly. (< hima V).
muhimu (adverb), significantly. (< hima V).
muhina (noun 9/10), pl muhina, blood (from nose).
Muhindi (noun), pl wahindi, Indian. Mhindi mwekundu. Red Indian,
American Indian. (< Hindi, Kihindi, Uhindi).
muhindi (noun), grain of maize. (< hindi, mahindi).
muhindi (noun), maize plant (Zea mays). (< hindi, mahindi).
muhisani (noun 1/2), pl wahisani, benefactor. barua iliyotoka kwa
muhisani wao [Sul]. (< Arabic).
muhisani (noun 1/2), pl wahisani, supporter. (< Arabic).
muhogo (noun 3/4), pl mihogo, cassava.
muhogo (noun 3/4), pl mihogo, manioc.
muhogo wa kidoro (noun), sweet manioc.
muhtasari (noun 3/4), pl mihtasari, abstract.
muhtasari (noun), conspectus. muhtasari ya mafundisho. conspectus (of
study)..
muhtasari (noun), table of contents.
muhtasari (noun), extract.
muhtasari (noun), outline (brief). muhtasari ya mafundisho. "program,
schedule (of studies)"..
muhtasari (noun), precis.
muhtasari (noun), resume.
muhtasari (noun), pl mihtasari, summary.
muhtasari (noun), survey.
muhtasari (noun), pl mihtasari, syllabus.
muhuhu (noun 3/4), pl mihuhu, cypress tree. Kuna mihuhu katika msitu wa
Lungi [Masomo 154]. There are cypress trees in Lungi forest..
muhula (noun), break.
muhula (noun), intermission.
muhula (noun 3/4), pl mihula, period (of time).
muhula (noun), rare period (of time).
muhula (noun), rest period.
muhula (noun 3/4), pl mihula, semester.
muhula (noun 3/4), pl mihula, term.
muhunzi (noun), pl wahunzi, craftsman who works in stone. mhunzi wa
chuma. blacksmith.. (< uhunzi V).
muhunzi (noun), pl wahunzi, craftsman who works in metal. mhunzi wa
chuma. blacksmith.. (< uhunzi V).
muhuri (noun), pl mihuri, seal. tia muhuri. to seal.
muhuri (noun), pl mihuri, stamp. tia muhuri. to stamp..
muhuri (noun), pl mihuri, visa.
Muindo china (noun 1/2), pl Waindo-China, Indo-Chinese.
kwa mujibu wa (conjunction), in accordance with.
mujibu (adverb), in accordance with. mujibu wa sheria. in accordance
with the law..
mujibu (adverb), according to. mujibu wa sheria. according to the law..
mujibu (noun 1/2), pl wajibu, duty. (< wajibu N).
mujibu (noun), legal action.
mujibu (noun), official action.
mujibu (noun), what is proper and fitting (morally and socially )
according to tradition and custom..
kwa mujibu wa (adverb), according to. (< Arabic).
kwa mujibu wa (adverb), because of. (< Arabic).
kwa mujibu wa (adverb), in conformity with. ametulia na hilo jarida kwa
mujibu wa mapenzi yake kwa mavazi [Muk]. (< Arabic).
mukafaa (noun), bonus. [econ]
mukafaa (noun), extra dividend. [econ]
mukofu (noun), bonus. [econ]
mukofu (noun), extra dividend. [econ]
-mulika (verb), throw a beam of light (on an object). nyota ziliwamulika
[Kez].
-mulika (verb), shine.
-mulika (verb), give light to.
mulika (adjective), beam. prov.anayekumulika mchana usiku atakuunguza.
who gives you light by day will burn you by night..
mulika (adjective), gleam. prov.anayekumulika mchana usiku atakuunguza.
who gives you light by day will burn you by night..
mulika (adjective), shine. prov.anayekumulika mchana usiku atakuunguza.
Who gives you light by day will burn you by night..
mumbi (noun), pl miumbi, ornith.( a large bird resembling the bittern.
mumbi (noun 9/10), pl mumbi, bittern (bird of evil omen).
mume (noun 1/2), pl waume, husband.
mumiani (noun), pl mamiani, gumlike substance used as a medicine both
internally e.g., against cramps and externally for fractures etc. (<
pers).
muminina (noun 1/2), pl waminina, true believer.
muminina (noun), pl waminina, Isl. an orthodox Moslem, a true believer.
(< amini V).
mumo (adverb), in(side) here.
mumu humu (adverb), in this very place.
-mumunya (verb), chew.
-mumunya (verb), gnaw.
-mumunya (verb), masticate.
-mumunya (verb), mumble.
-mumunya (verb), munch.
-mumunya (verb), suck.
mumunya (noun), pl mamumunya, calabash.
mumunye (noun), pl mamumunye, calabash.
-mumunyika (verb), be broken up (plaster, etc.)..
-mumunyika (verb), be chewed.
-mumunyika (verb), be crumbled away (plaster etc.)..
-mumunyika (verb), be eroded.
-mumuyika (verb), be friable.
muna (verb conjugated), you have.
muna (verb conjugated), you (pl.) have (mna). Elanyi muna bahati [Amana,
Masomo 407]. But you are lucky. [poetic]
muna (verb conjugated), there is.
munda (noun), pl miunda, board (used in house-building).
munda (noun), pl miunda, harpoon (=chusa).
munda (noun), pl miunda, plank (used in house-building).
mundu (noun), pl miundu, bilhook.
mundu (noun), pl miundu, machete.
mundu (noun 3/4), pl miundu, scythe.
mundu (noun), pl miundu, sickle. mundu na nyundo. comm. hammer and
sickle..
-mung'unya (verb), chew.
-mung'unya (verb), gnaw.
-mung'unya (verb), masticate.
mung'unye (noun), pl mamung'unye, calabash.
-a Mungu (adjective), pathetic. jinsi anavyoona vibaya [...] kumdhulumu
yule mzee wa Mungu [Sul], Fikirini, kimbaumbau cha Mungu, alitoa fikra
zake [Moh]. (< idiomatic).
-a Mungu (adjective), deserving sympathy. (< idiomatic).
mungu (noun), destiny. (< uungu, umungu).
mungu (noun), fate. (< uungu, umungu).
mungu (noun), God. (< uungu, umungu).
mungu (noun), Mungu sing. (also Jicho la Mungu) God. (< uungu, umungu).
mungu (noun), providence. (< uungu, umungu).
Mungubariki (interjection), God bless. Mungubariki ana siku sita za
kumtafuta mwana wa watu [Moh].
Mungubariki (interjection), thanks to God. Mungubariki ana siku sita za
kumtafuta mwana wa watu [Moh].
mungwana (noun), pl waungwana, wangwana, free man. (< uungwana).
mungwana (noun), pl waungwana, wangwana, gentleman. (< uungwana).
mungwana (noun), pl waungwana, wangwana, polite person. (< uungwana).
mungwana (noun), pl waungwana, wangwana, well-bred person. (< uungwana).
munisipaa (noun), city government. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa katika afisi
ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal administration
offices..
munisipaa (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal
administration offices..
munisipali (noun), city government. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa katika
afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal administration
offices..
munisipali (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipali. House taxes are paid at the municipal
administration offices..
munisipali (noun), municipal administration. kodi za nyumba zitalipwa
katika afisi ya munisipali. House taxes will be paid at the municipal
administration offices.
munkari (noun 3/4), pl minkari, wicked person.
-munya (verb), chew.
-munya (verb), gnaw.
-munya (verb), masticate.
-munyamunya (verb), chew.
-munyamunya (verb), gnaw.
-munyamunya (verb), masticate.
munyu (noun), rare salt.
muo (noun 3/4), pl miuo, stick with iron tip (for digging stones).
muombaji (noun), pl waombaji, one who asks for something. (< omba V).
muombaji (noun), pl waombaji, beggar. (< omba V).
muombaji (noun), pl waombaji, petitioner. (< omba V).
muombaji (noun), pl waombaji, rel. one who (regularly, habitually)
prays. (< omba V).
muombaji (noun), pl waombaji, one who requests something. (< omba V).
muradi (conjunction), because. Muradi sote twasoma, soteni tuwe walezi
[Amana, Masomo 408]. Because all of us are studying, we should both be
childcare providers..
muradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, intention. (< Arabic).
muradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, project.
muradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, resolve.
muradi (noun 3/4), pl miradi, wish. (< Arabic).
muru (noun 10), medicine used for child's stomach trouble and swellings.
murua (adjective), amiable.
murua (adjective), elegant.
murua (adjective), gracious.
murua (adjective), polite.
murua (adjective), refined.
murua (noun), good behaviour.
murua (noun), pl warua, courteous.
murua (noun), courtesy.
murua (noun), deference.
murua (noun 9/10), pl murua, good disposition. mtu mmoja tu mwenye
huruma na murua [Sul]. (< Arabic).
murua (noun 9/10), pl murua, kindness. (< Arabic).
murua (noun 9/10), pl murua, refined manners. (< Arabic).
murua (noun), obligingness.
murua (noun), politeness.
murua (noun), respect.
murua (noun), pl warua, well-bred person.
mwongozo (noun 3/4), pl miongozo, manual. (< ongoa V).
murudi (conjunction), provided that. (< mradi). [poetic]
muruwa (adjective), amiable.
muruwa (adjective), elegant.
muruwa (adjective), gracious.
muruwa (adjective), polite.
muruwa (noun 9/10), pl muruwa, good disposition. (< Arabic).
muruwa (noun 9/10), pl muruwa, kindness. (< Arabic).
muruwa (noun 9/10), pl muruwa, refined manners. haya malezi yangu ya
muruwa ni faida yako mwenyewe [Moh]. (< Arabic).
Musa (noun 1), Moses. Komenjue, kiongozi wa Wameru, alifanana na Moses
[Masomo 86]. Komenjue, the Meru leader, resembled Moses.
mushkeli (noun), difficulty. ugonjwa huu umeniletea mushkeli. this
complaint is giving me trouble.. (< shaka, shuku).
mushkeli (noun), obscurity. (< shaka, shuku).
mushkeli (noun), problem. ugonjwa huu umeniletea mushkeli. this
complaint is giving me trouble.. (< shaka, shuku).
mushkeli (noun), uncertainty. (< shaka, shuku).
musiki (noun), music. (< eng).
musimu (noun), pl misimu, northeast monsoon.
musimu (noun), pl misimu, period (esp with reference to agriculture).
sasa ni msimu wa embe. now is the mango-harvesting period..
musimu (noun), pl misimu, season. sasa ni msimu wa embe. now is the
mango-harvesting season..
musimu (noun), pl misimu, rec.semester.
Muslimu (noun), pl waslimu, Moslem. (< silimu, Islamu).
mustarehe (adjective), calm.
mustarehe (adjective), comfortable.
mustarehe (noun), condition of calm. Ngome yenyewe sasa imekaa mustarehe
juani [Masomo 142].. The fort now sits in the sun in a condition of
calm..
mustarehe (noun), quiet. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
mustarehe (noun), recreation. (< raha, starehe V).
mustarehe (noun), relaxation. (< raha, starehe V).
mustarehe (noun), repose. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
mustarehe (noun), rest. raha mustarehe. Absolute repose/comfort.. (<
raha, starehe V).
musuli (noun 3/4), pl misuli, muscle. akajichua misuli mwenyewe [Muk].
(< Eng.).
mutakalamu (noun), pl watakalamu, pol. speaker (in the legislative
assembly) (= mubalighi).
mutasari (noun), conspectus. muhtasari ya mafundisho. conspectus (of
study)..
mutasari (noun), table of contents.
mutasari (noun), extract.
mutasari (noun), outline (brief). muhtasari ya mafundisho. "program,
schedule (of studies)"..
mutasari (noun), precis.
mutasari (noun), resume.
mutasari (noun), survey.
mutribu (noun), one who plays the gambusi or zeze. (< tarabu). [mus]
mutribu (noun 1/2), pl watribu, player of taarab instrument.
muuaji (noun 1/2), pl wauaji, murderer.
muufi (noun), pl waufi, rare potter (=mfinyanzi).
muujibu (adverb), in accordance with. mujibu wa sheria. in accordance
with the law..
muujibu (adverb), according to. mujibu wa sheria. according to the
law..
muujibu (noun), legal action.
muujibu (noun), official action.
muujibu (noun), what is proper and fitting (morally and socially )
according to tradition and custom..
muujiza (noun), pl miujiza, surprise.
mwujizi (noun), pl miujizi, rel. miracle.
muumba (noun), pl wauumba, rel.Creator (=God; us. muumba yote. (< umba
V).
muumba (noun), pl wauumba, founder. (< umba V).
muumba (noun), pl wauumba, originator. (< umba V).
muumbuzi (noun), pl wauumbuzi, one who annihilates. (< umba V).
muumbuzi (noun), pl wauumbuzi, one who destroys. (< umba V).
muumini (noun 1/2), pl waumini, believer.
muumishi (noun), pl wauumishi, one skilled in medicine (esp. one who
cups and bleeds people). (< umika).
muunda (noun), pl waunda, one who builds something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
muunda (noun), pl waunda, one who constructs something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
muundi (noun), pl waundi, one who builds something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
muundi (noun), pl waundi, one who constructs something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
muundi (noun), pl miundi, rare leg.
muundi (noun 3/4), pl miundi, shin.
muundi (noun), pl miundi, shinbone. walipita machakani bila ya woga huku
wakipapura miundi yao kwa mikekewa [Moh]. [anat]
muundi (noun), pl miundi, tibia. [anat]
muundo (noun 3/4), pl miundo, form.
muundo (noun 3/4), pl miundo, make.
muundo (noun 3/4), pl miundo, structure. miundo ya sentensi. structures
of sentences.
muundo wa uendeshaji (noun), pl miundo ya uendeshaji, administrative
structure.
muundombinu (noun 3/4), pl miundombinu, infrastructure.
muungamo (noun), pl miungamo, acknowledgement(of an obligation, etc.).
(< ungama V).
muungamo (noun), pl miungamo, admission (of an obligation etc.). (<
ungama V).
muungamo (noun), pl miungamo, rel.confession. (< ungama V).
muungamo (noun), pl miungamo, recognition (of an obligation, etc.). (<
ungama V).
muungamo (noun), pl miungamo, tree from the bark of which a yellow dye is
prepared. (< ungamo V). [bot]
muungano (noun), pl miungano, alliance. (< unga V).
muungano (noun), pl miungano, coalition. (< unga V).
muungano (noun), pl miungano, combination. (< unga V).
muungano (noun), pl miungano, connection. (< unga V).
muungano (noun 3/4), pl miungamo, union.
muungano (noun), pl miungano, union. mwungano wa nchi za Amerika.
United States of America.. (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, connecting (act of). (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, connection. (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, something joined. (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, joining (act of). (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, joint. (< unga V).
muungo (noun), pl miuungo, seam. (< unga V).
muungu (noun), destiny. (< uungu, umungu).
muungu (noun), fate. (< uungu, umungu).
muungu (noun), God. (< uungu, umungu).
muungu (noun), Mungu sing. (also Jicho la Mungu) God. (< uungu,
umungu).
muungu (noun), providence. (< uungu, umungu).
muuya (noun), accident.
muuya (noun 3/4), pl miuya, agitation. patakuja kuzuka muuya wa nyumba
nzima hii [Moh]. (< Arabic).
muuya (noun), alarm.
muuya (noun), danger.
muuya (noun 3/4), pl miuya, danger. (< Arabic).
muuya (noun), excitement.
muuya (noun), misfortune.
muuya (noun), unrest.
muuzaji (noun), pl wauzaji, salesman. (< uza V).
muuzaji (noun), pl wauzaji, seller. (< uza V).
muuzaji (noun 1/2), pl wauzaji, trader. (< uza V).
muwa (noun), pl miwa, sugarcane.
muwi (noun), kind of mangrove, Bruguiera gymnorrhiza.
muyombo (noun 3/4), pl miyombo, kind of tree (the bark is used for making
cloth).
-piga muziki (verb), play music.
-piga muziki (verb), play music.
muziki (noun), music. (< eng).
mvamizi (noun 1/2), pl wavamizi, invader. Siku hii kila mwaka
tunawakumbuka mashujaa wetu waliojitoa kupigana na wavamizi kutoka katika
nchi za nje au wageni waliotaka kuitawala nchi yetu [Nyerere, Masomo 273].
On this day every year we remember how heroes who put themselves forward
to fight with invaders from outside countries or strangers who wanted to
rule our country..
mvao (noun), pl mivao, manner of dress. (< vaa V).
mvao (noun), pl mivao, fashion. (< vaa V).
mvao (noun), pl mivao, style. (< vaa V).
mvazi (noun 1/2), pl wavazi, well-dressed man.
mvi (noun), arrow. [arch.]
mvi (noun), gray hair. nywele za mvi. gray-haired person..
mviko (noun), pl miviko, clothing. (< vaa V).
mviko (noun), pl miviko, dress. (< vaa V).
mviko (noun), pl miviko, manner of dress. (< vaa V).
mviko (noun), pl miviko, fashion. (< vaa V).
mviko (noun), pl miviko, garment. (< vaa V).
mviko (noun), pl miviko, style. (< vaa V).
mvinjari (noun), loafer. (< vinjari V).
mvinjari (noun), unemployed person. (< vinjari V).
mvinje (noun), pl mivinje, beefwood tree (Casuarina equisetifolia).
mvinje (noun), pl mivinje, cassowary tree (Casuarina equisetifolia).
mvinyo (noun), spirits (in gen.). (< port).
mvinyo (noun 9/10), wine. (< port).
mviringano (noun), pl miviringano, something circular. (< viringa,
mviringo, uviringo).
mviringano (noun), pl miviringano, something round. (< viringa,
mviringo, uviringo).
mviringano (noun), pl miviringano, something spherical. (< viringa,
mviringo, uviringo).
mviringo (adjective), circular. mpira una umbo la mviringo. A ball is
circular. (< viringa, mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (adjective), round. Wataalamu was jiografia husema kwamba eti
dunia ni mviringo [Masomo 416]; mpira una umbo la mviringo.. Geography
experts say that the world is round; A ball is round.. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (adjective), spherical. mpira una umbo la mviringo.. A ball is
spherical.. (< viringa, mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, ball. (< viringa, mviringano,
uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, circle. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, circumference. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, globe. (< viringa, mviringano,
uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, roundness. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
mviringo (noun), pl miviringo, viviringo, sphere. (< viringa,
mviringano, uviringo).
mviru (noun), pl miviru, kind of tree (A remedy for stomach complaints is
prepared from its roots). (< muru).
Mvita (noun), sing.Mombasa (city and island).
mvivu (noun 1/2), pl wavivu, idler.
mvivu (noun 1/2), pl wavivu, lazy person. (< vivu A).
mvivu (noun), pl wavivu, loafer. (< vivu, uvivu V).
mviziaji (noun), pl waviziaji, speculator. mviziaji faida. (< via).
mvo (noun 3/4), pl mivo, channel of a torrent. mfo mkavu. dry torrent
bed..
mvo (noun), pl mivo, stream.
mvo (noun), pl mivo, torrent.
mvo (noun), pl mivo, watercourse.
mvongonya (noun), pl mivongonya, sausage tree (Datura metel).
mvua (noun), pl mivua, bellows. vukuta mivua. blow/work bellows.. (<
vukuta).
mvua (noun), pl wavua, fisherman. mvuvi samaki. (< vua V).
mvua (noun 9/10), pl mvua, rain. mvua inanyesha. It is raining..
mvua (noun 9/10), pl mvua, rainfall. Mvua ya mwaka mzima kwa wastani ni
kama inchi 40 hivi [Masomo 5]. The average yearly rainfall is
approximately 40 inches..
mvua inapepea (phrase), the rain beats.
mvugulio (noun 3), air in a compressed space.
mvugulio (noun 3/4), pl mivugulio, bribe.
mvugulio (noun 3/4), pl mivugulio, hint.
mvuke (noun), dampness. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), evaporation. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun 3/4), pl mivuke, gas.
mvuke (noun), rec. gas. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), heat (intense or humid). (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), humidity. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), moisture. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), vaporization. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), steam. (< fuka).
mvuke (noun), steampower. (< fuka).
mvuko (noun 3/4), pl mivuko, crossing. (< vuka V).
mvuko (noun 3/4), pl mivuko, ferry. (< vuka V).
mvuko (noun 3/4), pl mivuko, ford. (< vuka V).
mvukuto (noun), pl mivua, bellows. vukuta mivua. blow/work bellows..
(< vukuta).
mvukuto (noun 3/4), pl mivukuto, bellows. (< fuka V?).
mvulana (noun 1/2), pl wavulana, boy.
mvulana (noun), pl wavulana, unmarried young man. (< kivulana, uvulana).
mvule (noun), pl mivule, teakwood tree species (Chlorophora excelsa).
mvuli (noun 9/10), pl mvuli, short rainy season.
mvuli (noun), pl wavuli, unmarried young man. (< kivulana, uvulana).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, bellowing (of various animals, usually wild ).
(< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, echo. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl wavuma, faultfinder. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, growling (of various animals, usually wild ).
(< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl wavuma, grumbler. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, humming. mvumo wa mvua. The humming of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, reverberation. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, roaring (of various animals, usually wild ). (<
vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, rumbling. mvumo wa mvua. The rumbling of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, rumor. (< vuma V).
mvuma (noun), pl mivuma, rustling. mvumo wa mvua. The rustling of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvumanyuki (noun), pl mivumanyuki, kind of shrub, Premna chrysoclada.
mvumbasi (noun), pl mivumbasi, plant with aromatic leaves, (Ocimum sp).
mvumbuzi (noun 1/2), pl wavumbuzi, discoverer.
mvumbuzi (noun 1/2), pl wavumbuzi, explorer.
mvumbuzi (noun 1/2), pl wavumbuzi, inventor.
mvumi (noun), pl wavumi, faultfinder. (< vuma V).
mvumi (noun), pl wavumi, grumbler. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, bellowing (of various animals, usually wild ).
(< vuma V).
mvumo (noun 3/4), pl mivumo, win (at cards). (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, echo. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, growling (of various animals, usually wild ).
(< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, humming. mvumo wa mvua. The humming of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, reverberation. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, roar. Mvumo wa king'ora cha gari la polisi
ulisikika kwa mbali [Ganzel Masomo 169]. The roar of the police car siren
was audible from far away.. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, roaring (of various animals, usually wild ). (<
vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, rumbling. mvumo wa mvua. The rumbling of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, rumor. (< vuma V).
mvumo (noun), pl mivumo, rustling. mvumo wa mvua. The rustling of the
rain.. (< vuma V).
mvunaji (noun), pl wavunaji,, harvester. (< vuna V).
mvunaji (noun), pl wavunaji,, reaper. (< vuna V).
mvungu (noun 3/4), pl mivungu, cavity.
mvungu (noun), pl mivungu, hollow. (< vungu).
mvungu (noun), pl mivungu, space under something. mvungu wa meza
[kitanda]. Space under a table (bed).. (< vungu).
mvungunya (noun), pl mivungunya, sausage tree (Datura metel).
mvuni (noun), pl wavunaji,, harvester. (< vuna V).
mvuni (noun), pl wavunaji,, reaper. (< vuna V).
mvunja (noun), pl wavunja, one who breaks something. mvunja mawe.
Stonemason.. (< vunja V).
mvunja (noun 1/2), pl wavunja, destroyer.
mvunjaji (noun), pl wavunjaji, one who breaks something. mvunja wa
sheria. Lawbreaker.. (< vunja V).
mvunjo (noun), pl mivunjo, breaking (act of). (< vunja V).
mvunjo (noun), pl mivunjo, demolition (act of). (< vunja V).
mvunjo (noun), pl mivunjo, destruction (act of). (< vunja V).
mvunjo (noun), pl mivunjo, fracture. (< vunja V).
mvuo (noun), pl mivua, bellows. vukuta mivua. blow/work bellows.. (<
vukuta).
mvuo (noun), pl mivuo, catch (of fish). (< vua V).
mvuo (noun), pl mivuo, fishing (act of). (< vua V).
mvuo (noun), pl mivuo, good place for fishing. (< vua V).
mvuo (noun), pl mivuo, haul (of fish). (< vua V).
mvuo (noun), pl mivuo, undressing (act of). (< vaa V).
mvuruga (noun), pl wavuruga, agitator. (< vuruga V).
mvuruga (noun), pl wavuruga, one who causes confusion. (< vuruga V).
mvuruga (noun), pl wavuruga, one who causes destruction. (< vuruga V).
mvuruga (noun), pl wavuruga, one who causes dissension. (< vuruga V).
mvuruga (noun), pl wavuruga, trouble-maker. (< vuruga V).
mvurugaji (noun), pl wavurugaji, agitator. (< vuruga V).
mvurugaji (noun), pl wavurugaji, one who causes confusion. (< vuruga V).
mvurugaji (noun), pl wavurugaji, one who causes destruction. (< vuruga
V).
mvurugaji (noun), pl wavurugaji, one who causes dissension. (< vuruga
V).
mvurugaji (noun), pl wavurugaji, trouble-maker. (< vuruga V).
mvurugano (noun 3/4), pl mivurungo, discordance. [mwanamke] mfupi
kapigwa radi la mbabaiko, rafiki yake anaihisi mivurugano ile [Ma].
mvurugano (noun 3/4), pl mivurungo, disharmony.
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, confusion. (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, disorder. (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, dissension. (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, mixing (act of). (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun 3/4), pl mivurugo, mixture. (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun 3/4), pl mivurugo, muddle. (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, stirring (act of). (< vuruga V).
mvurugo (noun), pl mivurugo, strife. (< vuruga V).
mvushaji (noun), pl wavushaji, ferryman. (< vua V).
mvushaji (noun), pl wavushaji, rare preserver. (< vua V).
mvushaji (noun), pl wavushaji, rare savior. (< vua V).
mvushi (noun), pl wavushi, ferryman. (< vua V).
mvushi (noun), pl wavushi, rare preserver. (< vua V).
mvushi (noun), pl wavushi, rare savior. (< vua V).
mvuta (noun), pl wavuta, smoker. mvuta tumbako. (< vuta V).
mvuta bangi (phrase), drug addict. mvuta bangi, baharia nchi kavu,
usiejua ustaarabu wala kutumia [Ma].
mvuto (noun 3/4), pl mivuto, attraction. yeye huwa makini na mwenye
mvuto mkubwa kwenye mavazi ya hao wachezaji [Muk].
mvuto (noun 3/4), pl mivuto, attractiveness. Mashairi yake humpendeza
kila ayasomaye kwa ule mvuto wake [Khan, Masomo 395]. Her/his poems
please everyone who reads them because of their attractiveness [Khan,
Masomo 395].
mvuto (noun), pl mivuto, conviction. (< vuta V).
mvuto (noun), pl mivuto, drawing (act of). (< vuta V).
mvuto (noun 3/4), pl mivuto, pulling force.
mvuto (noun), pl mivuto, influence. (< vuta V).
mvuto (noun), pl mivuto, persuasion. (< vuta V).
mvuto (noun), pl mivuto, pulling (act of). (< vuta V).
mvuvi (noun), pl wavuvi, fisherman. mvuvi samaki. (< vua V).
mvyele (noun), pl wavyele, rare old woman (=kizee).
mwa (conjunction), inside the place of. nyumbani mwa mchuuzi.
mwaa (noun), strip of leaf from the dwarf palm (used for plaiting mats).
mwabudu (noun), pl waabudu, rel. worshipper. mwabudu wa sanamu.
idolator.. (< abudu V).
mwadhini (noun), pl waadhini, Isl.muezzin. (< adhini V).
mwafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, acceptability. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun), pl miafaka, accord. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, agreement. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, bargain. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun), pl miafaka, conspiracy. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, contract. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun 3/4), pl miafaka, pact. (< afiki V).
mwafaka (noun), pl miafaka, unanimity. (< afiki V).
Mwafrika (noun), pl waafrika, African person. (< Afrika N).
mwafu (noun), pl miafu, wild jasmine (Jasminum mauritianum). (< afu).
[bot]
-mwaga (verb), break up. baada ya mkutano watu walimwagika.. After the
meeting the people broke up.
-mwaga (verb), disperse. baada ya mkutano watu walimwagika. After the
meeting the people dispersed.
-mwaga (verb), empty.
-mwaga (verb), pour away.
-mwaga (verb), pour out. unga ule unamwagwa kombeni na kukorogwa [Muk].
-mwaga (verb), scatter. Baada ya mkutano watu walimwagika. After the
meeting the people scattered..
-mwaga (verb), spill. maji yaliyomwagika hayazoleki. Spilled water
cannot be picked up (e.g., something once said cannot be retracted.).
-mwagaa (verb), roam. ng'ombe asi aliyekata kamba na kumwagaa ovyo
katika mbuga [Moh].
mwagano (noun), pl miagano, dismissal. (< mwaga).
-mwagia (verb), give generously. Miungu yetu ilitumwagia neema [Masomo
304]. Our gods generously gave us good fortune [Masomo 304]. (< mwaga
V).
-mwagika (verb potential), be scattered. (< mwaga V).
-mwagika (verb potential), be spilt. (< mwaga V).
mwago (noun), pl miagano, dismissal. (< mwaga).
mwago (noun 3/4), pl miago, gift (given by man to 1st wife when she
agrees to his taking a second wife). (< aga V).
mwago (noun), pl miago, leave-taking (act of). (< aga V).
mwago (noun), pl miago, pouring out (act of). (< mwaga).
mwago (noun), pl miago, spilling (act of). (< mwaga).
mwaguzi (noun 1/2), pl waaguzi, diviner. (< agua V).
mwaguzi (noun 1/2), pl waaguzi, soothsayer. (< agua V).
-mwaika (verb potential), pour out.
-mwaika (verb potential), be scattered.
-mwaika (verb potential), be spilt. wimbi la machozi likichimbuka rohoni
mwake, likapanda kwa kasi na kumwaika usoni [Sul].
mwaiko (noun 3/4), pl miaiko, spray.
mwaiko (noun 3/4), pl miaiko, sprinkling. mbaamwezi ilizagaa, ikinawisha
ardhi [...] kwa mwaiko wa fedha [Moh].
Mwajemi (noun), pl Waajemi, Persian person. (< Kiajemi, Uajemi).
mwajiriwa (noun 1/2), pl waajiriwa, employee. mwajiriwa ingempasa afuate
intidhamu hii [Sul]. (< Arabic: ajiri V).
mwaka (noun), pl miaka, year. kila mwaka. "yearly, annually"..
mwaka ujao (noun 3/4), pl miaka ijayo, next year. (< mwaka N, -ja V).
mwaka uliopita (noun 3/4), pl miaka iliyopita, last year. (< mwaka N,
pita V).
mwakani (adverb), in the following year. (< mwaka N, -ni Loc).
mwakani (adverb), within a year. (< mwaka N, -ni Loc).
mwake (pronoun), hers.
mwake (pronoun), his.
mwakilishi (noun 1/2), pl wawakilishi, representative. Wao ni
wawakilishi wa wenzao waliokwisha kwenda nyumbani [Nyerere, Masomo 280].
They are representatives of their companions who have already gone home..
(< wakilisha V).
mwako (noun), pl miako, ardor. (< waka V).
mwako (noun), pl miako, blaze. (< waka V).
mwako (noun), pl miako, burning. (< waka V).
mwako (noun 3/4), pl miako, flame. kibatali cha mwako hafifu [Balisidya,
Masomo 348]. a small lamp with a weak flame. (< aka V).
mwako (noun), pl miako, heat. (< waka V).
mwako (noun 3/4), pl miako, light. (< aka V).
mwako (noun), pl miako, temperment. (< waka V).
mwako (pronoun), your.
mwalamu (noun), pl miwalamu, border. (< alama N).
mwalamu (noun), pl miwalamu, edge. (< alama N).
mwalamu (noun), pl miwalamu, hem. (< alama N).
mwalamu (noun), pl miwalamu, seam. (< alama N).
mwalamu (noun), pl miwalamu, stripe( of color , in cloth). (< alama N).
mwale (noun 3/4), pl miale, beam.
mwale (noun 3/4), pl miale, flame.
mwale (noun), pl miale, raffia palm.
mwale (noun 3/4), pl miale, ray.
mwali (noun 3/4), pl miali, beam.
mwali (noun 1/2), pl wali, initiate (boy or girl).
mwali (noun 1/2), pl wali, maiden.
mwali (noun), pl wali, girl who menstruates for the first time.
mwali (noun), pl wawali, ornith.pelican.
mwali (noun 1/2), pl wali, pelican.
mwali (noun 3/4), pl miali, ray. macho yake yalimeta miali ya nuru
[Sul].
mwali (noun 1/2), pl wali, uninitiated child.
mwali (noun 1/2), pl wali, young woman. Binti alikwisha kuwa mwali
[Balisidya, Masomo 347]. The daughter had become a young woman..
mwali (noun), flame (tongue of).
mwali (noun), boy or girl before or during the initiation ceremony.
mwaliko (noun), pl mialiko [also jaliko, maliko], call. (< alika V).
mwaliko (noun), pl mialiko [also jaliko, maliko], challenge. (< alika
V).
mwaliko (noun), pl mialiko, clapping. (< alika V).
mwaliko (noun), pl mialiko, cracking (noise). (< alika V).
mwaliko (noun 3/4), pl mialiko, invitation. (< alika V).
mwaliko (noun), pl mialiko, snapping (of the fingers). (< alika V).
mwaliko (noun 3/4), pl mialiko, summons. (< alika V).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, educated person. (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, rel. Master (= Christ). (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, rare, naut. pilot. (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, scholar. (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, scientist. (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, rare, naut. steersman. (< elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, teacher. mwalimu mkuu. headteacher.. (<
elimu N).
mwalimu (noun), pl walimu, tutor. mwalimu mkuu. Principal. (< elimu
N).
mwalishi (noun), pl walishi, one who makes a cracking noise. (< alika
V).
mwalishi (noun), pl walishi, host. (< alika V).
mwalishi (noun), pl walishi, one who invites (to a feast, etc.). (<
alika V).
mwalishi (noun), pl walishi, one who makes a snapping noise. (< alika
V).
mwamali (noun), pl waamali, accomplice. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl miamali, action. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl miamali, activity. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl miamali, interest. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl waamali, participant. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl waamali, one who has a share in something. (< amali).
mwamali (noun), pl waamali, sympathizer. (< amali).
mwamana (noun), pl waamana, one willing to trust others. mtu yule hana
mwamana. This person does not trust/have confidence in anybody else.. (<
amana, amini V).
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, boxer. [sport]
mwamba (noun 3/4), pl miamba, cliff.
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, courageous person. Rais Nyerere ni miongoni
mwa miamba ya uhuru na viongozi walioanzisha OAU mnamo 1963 [Masomo 325].
President Nyerere is among those who stood up for freedom and the leaders
who began the OAU in 1963.. [figurative]
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, crag.
mwamba (noun 3/4), pl miamba, central pillar in a building.
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, reef.
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, ridge-pole.
mwamba (noun 3/4), pl miamba, ridgepole.
mwamba (noun 3/4), pl miamba, rock. akachuchupaa kama samaki aliyeruka
mwamba [Moh].
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, rock.
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, roof-tree.
mwamba (noun), pl miamba, steadfast.
mwambaji (noun), pl waambiji, faultfinder. (< amba V).
mwambaji (noun), pl waambiji, gossip. (< amba V).
mwambaji (noun), pl waambiji, nagger. (< amba V).
mwambaji (noun), pl waambiji, slanderer. (< amba V).
mwambao (noun 3/4), pl miambao, area along the coast. Katika mwambao wa
Kenya na Tanzania ...[Masomo 227]. In the region along the coast of Kenya
and Tanzania .... (< ambaa V).
mwambao (noun), pl miambao, rare coast. safari ya mwambao. coastal
shipping. (< ambaa).
mwambao (noun), pl miambao, rare shore. safari ya mwambao. coastal
shipping.. (< ambaa).
mwambi (noun), pl waambi, faultfinder. (< amba V).
mwambi (noun), pl waambi, gossip. (< amba V).
mwambi (noun), pl waambi, nagger. (< amba V).
mwambi (noun), pl waambi, slanderer. (< amba V).
mwambo (noun), pl miambo, financial straits. siku za mwambo. The last
days of the month (before payday).. (< wamba).
mwambula (noun), pl miambula, bush species with poisonous roots (Plumbago
zeylanica).
Mwamerika (noun 1/2), pl Waamerika, American person. (< Amerika N).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, true believer. (< amini V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, confidant. (< amini V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, person in whom one has confidence. (< amini
V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, confidential agent. (< amini V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, devout person. (< amini V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, reliable person. (< amini V).
mwamini (noun), pl waamini, religious person. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, true believer. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, confidant. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, person in whom one has confidence. (<
amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, confidential agent. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, devout person. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, reliable person. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, religious person. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, trustworthy person. (< amini V).
mwaminifu (noun), pl waaminifu, trustworthy person. Yule anayeombwa
msaada huo inampasa kuwa mwaminifu [Masomo 102]. The person who is asked
for assistance must be trustworthy.. (< amini V).
mwamizi (noun), pl waamizi, one who watches a planted field (and
frightens away birds). (< amia V).
mwamko (noun 3/4), pl miamko, awakening. wafikie mwamko wa siasa ya
Uchina [Mun]. (< amka V).
mwamu (noun), pl waamu, brother-in-law.
mwamu (noun), pl waamu, relative by marriage.
mwamu (noun), pl waamu, sister-in-law.
mwamua (noun), pl waamua, arbitrator. (< amua V).
mwamua (noun), pl waamua, go-between. (< amua V).
mwamua (noun), pl waamua, mediator. (< amua V).
mwamua (noun), pl waamua, peace-maker. (< amua V).
mwamua (noun), pl waamua, umpire. (< amua V).
mwamuzi (noun), pl waamuzi, arbitrator. (< amua V).
mwamuzi (noun), pl waamuzi, go-between. (< amua V).
mwamuzi (noun 1/2), pl waamuzi, judge. (< a judge).
mwamuzi (noun), pl waamuzi, mediator. (< amua V).
mwamuzi (noun), pl waamuzi, peace-maker. (< amua V).
mwamuzi (noun 1/2), pl waamuzi, referee. (< a referee).
mwamuzi (noun), pl waamuzi, umpire. (< amua V).
mwamvuli (noun), pl miamvuli, parasol. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute.
(< kivuli, uvuli V).
mwamvuli (noun 3/4), pl miamvuli, umbrella.
mwamvuli (noun), pl miamvuli, umbrella. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute.
(< kivuli, uvuli V).
mwana (noun), dependent. (< uana, ujana).
mwana (noun), lady. (< uana, ujana).
mwana (noun), mistress. (< uana, ujana).
mwana (noun 1/2), pl wana, offspring.
mwana (noun), child. mwana haramu. illegitimate child. (< uana,
ujana).
mwanaadamu (noun 1/2), pl wanaadamu, person. (< mwana N, Adamu N).
mwanaanga (noun), pl wanaanga, cosmonaut.
mwanachama (noun), pl wanachama, member (of an organization, party,
etc.). yeye ni mwanachama cha wafany kazi. He is a member of a labor
union.. (< uanachama).
mwanachuo (noun 1/2), pl wanachuo, religious specialist. Kwa hivi
mshairi ni shekhe au padri anayewahubiria waja ingawa si mwanachuo mwenye
ujuzi mkuwa wa dini yake [Khan, Masomo 391-2]. Therefore a poet is a
sheikh or a pastor who sermonizes to people even though he is not a
religious specialist having an in-depth knowledge of his religion.. (<
mwana N, chuo N).
mwanachuo (noun 1/2), pl wanachuo, scholar. (< mwana N, chuo N).
mwanachuo (noun 1/2), pl wanachuo, student. (< mwana N, chuo N).
mwanadamu (noun 1/2), pl wanadamu, human being. (< mwana N, Adamu N).
mwanafunzi (noun), pl wanafunzi, apprentice.
mwanafunzi (noun), pl wanafunzi, pupil.
mwanafunzi (noun 1/2), pl wanafunzi, student. (< mwana N, funza V).
mwanagazeti (noun), pl wanagazeti, newspaperman. (< eng).
mwanagenzi (noun 1/2), pl wanagenzi, apprentice.
mwanagenzi (noun 1/2), pl wanagenzi, beginner. Tamima alianza kupiga
kelele, ingawa si mwanagenzi [Moh].
mwanagenzi (noun 1/2), pl wanagenzi, woman bearing child for the first
time.
mwanaharakati (noun 1/2), pl wanaharakati, activist. (< mwana N,
harakati N).
mwanaharamu (noun 1/2), pl wanaharamu, bastard. we paka, we mwanaharamu
[Moh].
mwanahewa (noun), pl wanahewa, aviator. (< uanahewa). [av]
mwanahewa (noun 1/2), pl wanahewa, pilot. (< mwana N, hewa N).
mwanaisimu (noun 1/2), pl wanasisimu, linguist. (< mwana N, isimu N).
mwanajeshi (noun), pl wanajeshi, serviceman. (< jeshi, uanajeshi).
mwanajeshi (noun 1/2), pl wanajeshi, soldier. (< mwana N, jeshi N).
mwanakijiji (noun 1/2), pl wanakijiji, villager. (< mwana N, kijiji N).
mwanakondoo (noun 1/2), pl wanakondoo, lamb. (< mwana N, kondoo).
mwanamaji (noun 1/2), pl wanamaji, sailor. (< mwana N, maji N).
mwanamaji (noun), pl wanamaji, seaman.
mwanamapinduzi (noun 1/2), pl wanamapinduzi, revolutionary. (< mwana N,
pindua V).
mwanambuzi (noun 1/2), pl wanambuzi, kid (of goat). (< mwana N, mbuzi
N).
mwanamchezo (noun 1/2), pl wanamichezo, athlete. Ili kupunguza gharama
za kulaza wanamichezo wajapo Dar es Salaam ...[Masomo 363]. So as to
reduce the expense of providing accomodations for athletes when they come
to Dar es Salaam ....
mwanamchezo (noun 1/2), pl wanamichezo, competitor (in a sport). (<
mwana N, cheza V). [sport]
mwanamchezo (noun 1/2), pl wanamichezo, player. (< mwana N, cheza V).
mwanamchezo (noun 1/2), pl wanamichezo, sportsman. (< mwana N, cheza V).
mwanamgambo (noun 1/2), pl wanamgambo, homeguard (para-military force in
Tanzania). wanamgambo wamejaa kila mahali [Kez]. Para-military forces
are everywhere..
mwanamgambo (noun 1/2), pl wanamgambo, militia. Tanzania ina wananchi
wengi ambao ni wanamgambo [Nyerere, Masomo 279]. Tanzania has many people
who are in local militia.. (< mwana N, amba V).
mwanamimba (noun 1/2), pl wanamimba, pregnant woman. (< mwana N, mimba
N).
mwanamimba (noun), pl wanamimba, waanamimba, uterine pains (chiefly in
cases of premature births). [med]
mwanamimba (noun 1/2), pl wanamimba, uterine pain. (< mwana N, mimba N).
mwanamizi (noun), pl wanamizi, hermit crab.
mwanamizi (noun), pl wanamizi, sea urchin.
mwanamji (noun), pl wanamji, city-dweller.
mwanamji (noun), pl wanamji, townsman.
mwanamke (noun 1/2), pl wanawake, woman. (< mwana N, mke N).
mwanamume (noun), pl wanaume, male. (< mwana, ume).
mwanamume (noun 1/2), pl wanaume, man. (< mwana N, mume N).
mwanamume (noun), pl wanaume, paramour. (< mwana, ume).
mwanamuziki (noun 1/2), pl wanamuziki, musician. (< muziki N, muziki N).
mwanamwali (noun 1/2), pl wanamwali, girl (before initiation).
mwanamwali (noun 1/2), pl wanamwali, maiden. mwanamwali mmoja aliyechina
kwa ujuvi [Sul]. (< mwana N, mwali N).
mwanamwali (noun 1/2), pl wanamwali, virgin.
mwanamwari (noun 1/2), pl wanamwari, girl (before initiation).
mwanamwari (noun 1/2), pl wanamwari, maiden. mnchani kutu ikichungulia
kama mwanamwari [Ya].
mwanamwari (noun 1/2), pl wanamwari, virgin.
mwananchi (noun), pl wananchi, nationalism.
mwananchi (noun), pl wananchi, patriotism.
mwananchi (noun 1/2), pl wananchi, citizen. (< mwana N, nchi N).
mwananchi (noun), pl wananchi, inhabitant (of a country). (< uwananchi).
mwanangu (pronoun), pl wanangu, my child. (< mwana N, -angu pron).
mwanariadha (noun 1/2), pl wanariadha, athlete.
mwanariadha (noun 1/2), pl wanariadha, sportsman. kumfanya mwanariadha
wa kutumainiwa [Muk].
mwanasesere (noun), pl wanasesere, doll (child's toy).
mwanashanga (noun), sing. northwest wind.
mwanasheria (noun), pl wanasheria, attorney.
mwanasheria (noun), pl wanasheria, jurist.
mwanasheria (noun 1/2), pl wanasheria, lawyer. (< mwana N,sheria N).
mwanasiasa (noun), pl wanasiasa, politician. mwanasiasa mhamaji.
political refugee.
mwanathaura (noun), pl wanathaura, revolutionist.
-a ndovu kumla mwanawe (adjective), without parallel. ndovu N, -la V,
mwana N. (< idiomatic).
-a ndovu kumla mwanawe (adjective), sensational. ndovu N, -la V, mwana
N. (< idiomatic).
-a ndovu kumla mwanawe (adjective), terrific. ndovu N, -la V, mwana N.
(< idiomatic).
mwandaji (noun), pl waandaliaji, one who arranges something (sets the
table, etc.). (< andaa).
mwandaji (noun), pl waandaliaji, rare cook. (< andaa).
mwandaliaji (noun), pl wandaliaji, one who arranges something (sets the
table, etc.). (< andaa).
mwandaliaji (noun), pl wandaliaji, rare cook. (< andaa).
mwandamano (noun), pl miandamano, entourage. (< andama V).
mwandamano (noun 3/4), pl miandamano, procession. (< andaa V).
mwandamano (noun), pl miandamano, retinue. (< andama V).
mwandamano (noun), pl miandamano, suite. (< andama V).
mwandamizi (noun), pl wandamizi, one who accompanies someone. (< andama
V).
mwandamizi (noun), pl wandamizi, successor. (< andama V).
mwandamo (noun), pl miandamo, accompanying (act of). (< andama V).
mwandamo (noun), pl miandamo, file (of people). (< andama V).
mwandamo (noun), pl miandamo, following (act of). (< andama V).
mwandamo (noun), pl miandamo, heritability. (< andama V).
mwandamo (noun), pl miandamo, succession. (< andama V).
mwandani (noun), pl wandani, ally. (< andama V).
mwandani (noun 1/2), pl wandani, companion. akibembea katika uso wa
mwandani wake [Ma]. (< -wa V, ndani adv).
mwandani (noun), pl wandani, follower. (< andama V).
mwandao (noun), pl miandao, arrangement. (< andaa).
mwandao (noun), pl miandao, preparation (=andao). (< andaa).
mwandazi (noun), pl waandazi, pastry cook. (< andaa).
mwandazi (noun), pl waandazi, servant (who sets the table). (< andaa).
-la mwande (verb), pl -la miande, be disappointed. la mwande.
mwande (noun), pl miande, get nothing. la mwande.
mwandikaji (noun), pl waandikaji, author. (< andika V).
mwandikaji (noun), pl waandikaji, clerk. (< andika V).
mwandikaji (noun), pl waandikaji, secretary. (< andika V).
mwandikaji (noun), pl waandikaji, writer. Nani alikuwa mwandikaji wa
barua hii?. Who was the writer of this letter?. (< andika V).
mwandiki (noun), pl waandiki, clerk. (< andika V).
mwandiki (noun), pl waandikaji, copyist. (< andika V).
mwandiki (noun), pl waandiki, copyist. (< andika V).
mwandiki (noun), pl waandiki, secretary. (< andika V).
mwandiki (noun), pl waandiki, writer. (< andika V).
mwandikiwa (noun 1/2), pl waandikiwa, addressee. (< andika V).
mwandikiwa (noun 1/2), pl waandikiwa, person to whom something is
written. Kila mara tunafurahi sana tunaposikia kuwa ndugu au mwandikiwa
amepata barua na kuwa ameelewa vema mambo yote tuliyokusudia [Masomo 71].
We are always very happy when a relative or someone to whom we've written
has received a letter and has understood what we meant.. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, address. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, handwriting.
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, inscription. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, manuscript. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, script. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, manner of writing. mwandiko wa michoro.
cursive writing.. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun 3/4), pl miandiko, writing. (< andika V).
mwandiko (noun), pl miandiko, written matter. (< andika V).
mwandishi (noun), pl waandishi, author. (< andika V).
mwandishi (noun), pl waandishi, correspondent. (< andika V).
mwandishi (noun), pl waandishi, newspaper reporter. (< andika V).
mwandishi (noun), pl waandishi, secretary. mwandishi mkuu. Secretary
General.. (< andika V).
mwandishi (noun 1/2), pl waandishi, writer. (< andika V).
mwanga (noun), pl mianga, species of arrowroot, Tacca pinnatifida.
mwanga (noun), pl miwanga, clarity. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl waanga, cultivated person. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl waanga, educated person. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl waanga, enlightened person. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl mianga, light. Mwanga wa taa ukifififa polepole
[Chacha, Masomo 383]. The light dims slowly.. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl miwanga, lightness. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl miwanga, radiance. (< anga, angaa).
mwanga (noun), pl mianga, kind of rice.
mwanga (noun 1/2), pl waanga, wizard. unacheza na usiku kama mwanga
anayekwanga [Moh]. (< anga N).
mwangachaa (noun), pl miangachaa, kind of tree, Cerbera Manghas.
mwangalifu (noun), pl waangalifu, attentive person. (< angaa V).
mwangalifu (noun 1/2), pl waangalifu, careful person. (< angalia V).
mwangalifu (noun), pl waangalifu, observant person. (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, attentive person. (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, caretaker (in schools ). (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, observant person. (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, observer. (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, overseer (in schools ). (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun), pl waangalizi, proctor (in schools ). (< angaa V).
mwangalizi (noun 1/2), pl waangalizi, supervisor. (< angalia V).
mwangalizi asiyeingilia (noun), pl waangalizi wasioingilia, laissez-faire
supervisor. (< angalia V).
mwangamizi (noun 1/2), pl waangamizi, destroyer. (< angamia V).
mwangamizi (noun), pl waangamizi, one who destroys. (< angamia V).
mwangamizi (noun), pl waangamizi, one who ruins. (< angamia V).
mwangao (noun), pl miangao, species of clove.
mwangati (noun), pl mingati, cedar tree (Juniperus procera).
mwangavu (noun 1/2), pl waangavu, intelligent person. (< anga N).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, announcement. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, brightness. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, clarity. Kitabu kilileta mwangaza mpya na
kikasaidia kufungua macho ya watu wa Ulaya juu ya Afrika [Kenyatta Masomo
115]. The book brought a new clarity and helped to open the eyes of
Europeans concerning Africa.. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, culture. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, education. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, enlightenment. pata [shikwa na] mwangaza.
receive enlightenment.. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, expedient (of a difficulty). (< anga,
angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, hole admitting light. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun 3/4), pl miangaza, light. aliisogeza chini ya mwangaza wa
kibatari [Sul]. (< angaN).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, publication. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, ray of light. (< anga, angaa V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, solution (of a difficulty). (< anga, angaa
V).
mwangaza (noun), pl miangaza, window (small). (< anga, angaa V).
mwango (noun), pl miango, tree (Rauwolfia sp.).
mwangu (pronoun), mine.
mwanguko (noun 3/4), pl mianguko, cadence. (< anguka V).
mwanguko (noun 3/4), pl mianguko, fall. aliichezesha [bakora] kwa mujibu
wa mwanguko wa maneno yake [Moh]. (< anguka V).
mwangushi (noun), pl waangushi, one who destroys something. (< angua V).
mwangushi (noun), pl waangushi, one who lets something drop. (< angua
V).
mwangushi (noun), pl waangushi, one who lets something fall. (< angua
V).
mwangushi (noun), pl waangushi, fruit-picker (by occupation). mwangushi
wa nazi. (< angua V).
mwangushi (noun), pl waangushi, one who ruins something. (< angua V).
mwanguzi (noun), pl waanguzi, one who destroys something. (< angua V).
mwanguzi (noun), pl waanguzi, one who lets something drop. (< angua V).
mwanguzi (noun), pl waanguzi, one who lets something fall. (< angua V).
mwanguzi (noun), pl waanguzi, fruit-picker (by occupation). mwangushi wa
nazi. (< angua V).
mwanguzi (noun), pl waanguzi, one who ruins something. (< angua V).
mwangwi (noun 3/4), pl miangwi, echo.
mwani (noun 3/4), pl miani, seaweed.
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, small aperture.
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, cleft. mwanya wa meno. gap between the
teeth..
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, crack.
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, crevice.
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, gap. mwanya wa meno. gap between the teeth..
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, small hole.
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, notch.
mwanya (noun 3/4), pl mianya, small opening. Mlango haukuwa umefungwa
kabisa. Ulikuwapo mwanya ambao ulimwezesha mplelezi kuchungulia ndani
[Ganzel Masomo 163]. The door was not closed completely. There was a
small opening that enabled the detective to investigate inside..
mwanya (noun), pl mianya, split.
mwanzi (noun 3/4), pl mianzi, bamboo. Popo mdogo anaishi katika mianzi
[Masomo 30]. The small bat lives in the bamboo..
mwanzi (noun), pl mianzi, mwanzi (kind of bamboo).
mwanzi (noun), pl mianzi, kind of flute made of bamboo.
mwanzi (noun), pl mianzi, pipe. mwanzi wa pua. nostril..
mwanzi (noun), pl mianzi, tube. mwanzi wa pua. nostril..
mwanzi wa pua (noun), nostril.
mwanzilishi (noun), pl waanzilishi, author. (< anza V).
mwanzilishi (noun), pl waanzilishi, founder. (< anza V).
mwanzilishi (noun), pl waanzilishi, initiator. (< anza V).
mwanzilishi (noun), pl waanzilishi, originator. (< anza V).
mwanzilishi (noun), pl waanzilishi, pioneer. (< anza V).
mwanzilizi (noun), pl waanzilizi, author. (< anza V).
mwanzilizi (noun), pl waanzilizi, founder. (< anza V).
mwanzilizi (noun), pl waanzilizi, initiator. (< anza V).
mwanzilizi (noun), pl waanzilizi, originator. (< anza V).
mwanzilizi (noun), pl waanzilizi, pioneer. (< anza V).
mwanzishaji (noun), pl waanzilishaji, author. (< anza V).
mwanzishaji (noun), pl waanzilishaji, founder. (< anza V).
mwanzishaji (noun), pl waanzilishaji, initiator. (< anza V).
mwanzishaji (noun), pl waanzilishaji, originator. (< anza V).
mwanzishaji (noun), pl waanzilishaji, pioneer. (< anza V).
mwanzo (noun 3/4), pl mianzo, beginning. (< anza V).
mwanzo (noun 3/4), pl mianzo, at first. (< anza V).
mwanzo (noun 3/4), pl mianzo, initial. (< anza V).
mwanzo (noun 3/4), pl mianzo, source. (< anza V).
mwanzo (noun 3/4), pl mianzo, start. (< anza V).
mwanzoni (adverb), at first. (< anza V).
mwao (noun), pl miao, boards in the bottom of a dhow (protecting the
cargo from the bilge).
mwao (noun 3/4), pl miao, indignation.
mwao (noun 3/4), pl miao, libel.
mwao (noun 3/4), pl miao, prop.
mwao (noun 3/4), pl miao, resentment. wazee walikumbwa na mori na mwao
[Moh].
mwao (noun 3/4), pl miao, piece of wood (used for support).
mwao (pronoun), theirs.
mwapaji (noun), pl waapaji, one who swears an oath. (< apa V).
mwapizi (noun), pl waapizi, one who habitually curses. (< apa V).
Mwarabu (noun), pl Waarabu, Arab person. (< Arabu, Arabuni, Kiarabu,
Uarabu; also Manga).
mwari (noun), boy or girl before or during the initiation ceremony.
mwari (noun), pl wari, girl who menstruates for the first time.
mwari (noun), pl wawari, ornith.pelican.
mwari (noun 1/2), pl waari, young woman.
mwaridi (noun 3/4), pl maaridi, rosebush (Rosa damascena)i. (< waridi,
halwaridi).
mwarita (noun), pl miarita, soapberry tree (Sapindus saponaria).
mwasha (noun), pl waasha, one who kindles (a fire or light). mwasha
moto. One who kindles the fire.. (< waka V).
mwasha (noun), pl waasha, one who lights (a fire). mwasha moto. One who
lights the fire.. (< waka V).
mwasha (noun), pl waasha, one who turns on (a light). mwasha moto. One
who turns on fire.. (< waka V).
mwasherati (noun), pl waasherati, adulterer (one who violates the Islamic
code of marriage morals). (< asherati V).
mwasherati (noun 1/2), pl waasherati/waasherati, fornicator. (< asherati
N).
mwasherati (noun), pl waasherati, immoral person (one who violates the
Islamic code of marriage morals). (< asherati V).
mwashi (noun 1/2), pl waashi, mason. (< aka V).
mwashiri (noun 3/4), pl miashiri, naut.(longitudinal beam supporting the
mast of a native vessel).
mwasi (noun 1/2), pl waasi, rebel. (< asi V).
mwasi (noun), pl waasi, disobedient person. (< asi V).
mwasi (noun), pl waasi, insurgent. (< asi V).
mwasi (noun), pl waasi, intractable person. (< asi V).
mwasi (noun), pl waasi, rebel. (< asi V).
Mwasia (noun), pl Waasia, Asian person. (< enda).
mwasikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, cosmopolitan.
mwasikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, homeless person.
mwasikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, vagrant.
mwasikwao (noun 1/2), pl wasikwao, wanderer.
mwata (noun), worm used as fishing bait.
mwata (noun 9/10), pl mwata, worms (dug as bait on beach).
mwatuko (noun), pl miatuko, crack (in the ground). (< atua).
mwatuko (noun 3/4), pl miatuko, crevice. (< atuka V).
mwatuko (noun), pl miatuko, fissure. (< atua).
mwavi (noun), pl miavi, tree variety with poisonous bark. [arch.]
mwavi (noun), pl miavi, trial by ordeal (the suspect drinking a poison
prepared from the bark of the mwavi tree).
mwavuli (noun), pl miavuli, parasol. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute. (<
kivuli, uvuli V).
mwavuli (noun), pl miavuli, umbrella. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute.
(< kivuli, uvuli V).
mwawadhi (noun), pl waawadhi, Almighty. (< awadha).
mwawazi (noun), pl waawazi, Almighty. (< awadha).
mwayo (noun), pl miayo, yawn. piga miayo. to yawn..
mwaza (noun), pl waaza, creative person. (< waza V).
mwaza (noun), pl waaza, imaginative person. (< waza V).
mwaza (noun), pl waaza, thoughtful person. (< waza V).
mwazaji (noun), pl waazaji, creative person. (< waza V).
mwazaji (noun), pl waazaji, imaginative person. (< waza V).
mwazaji (noun), pl waazaji, thoughtful person. (< waza V).
mwazi (noun), pl waazi, creative person. (< waza V).
mwazi (noun), pl waazi, imaginative person. (< waza V).
mwazi (noun), pl waazi, thoughtful person. (< waza V).
mwazimo (noun), pl mizimo, borrowing (act of). (< azima V).
mwazimo (noun), pl mizimo, lending (act of). (< azima V).
mwazimo (noun), pl mizimo, loan. (< azima V).
mwega (noun 3/4), pl miega, prop. (< egama V).
mwegamo (noun 1/2), pl waegamo, one who holds corpse while it's being
washed. (< egama V).
mwegamo (noun), pl waegamo, one on whom a feeble person leans. (< egama
V).
mwegamo (noun), pl miegamo, post. (< egama V).
mwegamo (noun), pl miegamo, prop. (< egama V).
mwegamo (noun), pl miegamo, support. (< egama V).
mwegea (noun), pl miegea, sausage tree (Datura metel).
mwehu (noun), pl wehu, lunacy. (< ehuka V).
mwehu (noun 1/2), pl wehu, madman. Anapiga kelele kama mwehu [Chacha,
Masomo 378]. He makes noise like a madman..
mwehu (noun), pl wehu, madness. (< ehuka V).
mwehu (noun 1/2), pl wehu, mentally ill person.
mweka (noun), pl weka, one who keeps. mweka fedha/hazina/mapesa.
treasurer. (< weka V).
mweka (noun), pl weka, one who keeps. mweka fedha/hazina/mapesa.
treasurer. (< weka V).
mweka (noun), pl weka, one who preserves. mweka fedha/hazina/mapesa.
treasurer. (< weka V).
mwekaji (noun), pl wekaji, owner. (< weka V).
mwekaji (noun), pl wekaji, one who preserves. mweka fedha/hazina/mapesa.
treasurer. (< weka V).
mwekaji (noun), pl wekaji, proprietor. (< weka V).
mweko (noun), pl mieko, putting aside savings (act of). (< weka V).
mweko (noun), pl mieko, keeping savings (act of). (< weka V).
mweko (noun), pl mieko, preserving savings (act of). (< weka V).
mwele (noun), pl waele, cripple. (< uele V).
mwele (noun), pl waele, invalid. (< uele V).
mwele (noun), pl miele, millet plant variety (Penicillaria spicata ). (<
wawele. uwele).
mwele (noun 1/2), pl waele, sick person. mwele masikini, Bibi Msimu
[Sul]. (< uwele N).
mweledi (noun 1/2), pl weledi, intellectual.
mweleka (noun 3/4), pl mieleka, stumble.
mweleka (noun 3/4), pl mieleka, trip.
mweleka (noun 3/4), pl mieleka, wrestling. (< eleka V).
mwelekeo (noun), pl mielekeo, attitude. (< elekea V).
mwelekeo (noun 3/4), pl mielekeo, direction. alikuwa haoni mwelekeo wa
matendo ya mwalimu wake [Muk]. (< elekea V).
mwelekeo (noun 3/4), pl mielekeo, inclination. (< elekea V).
mwelekeo (noun 3/4), pl mielekeo, tendency. (< elekea V).
mwelekeo (noun), pl mielekeo, trend. (< elekea V).
mwelekeo wa silika (phrase), instinctive tendency.
mweleko (noun), pl mieleko, rifle-sling. (< eleka V).
mweleko (noun), pl mieleko, cloth sling (for carrying children on the
back). (< eleka V).
mwelewa (noun), pl waelewa, intelligent person. (< elea, elewa V).
mwelewa (noun), pl waelewa, perceptive person. (< elea, elewa V).
mwelewa (noun), pl waelewa, quickwitted person. (< elea, elewa V).
mwelezaji (noun), pl waelezaji, one who explains. (< elea V).
mwelezaji (noun), pl waelezaji, guide (for tourists). (< elea V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, directions. (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, explanation. (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, index (of a book). (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, instructions. (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, mark. (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, program. (< elea, elezo V).
mwelezo (noun), pl mielezo, sign. (< elea, elezo V).
mwema (noun 1/2), pl wema, pleasant person. (< -ema adj).
mwembamba (noun 1/2), pl wembamba, thin (person). (< -embamba adj).
mwembe (noun 3/4), pl miembe, mango tree.
mwemvuli (noun), pl miemvuli, parasol. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute.
(< kivuli, uvuli V).
mwemvuli (noun), pl miemvuli, umbrella. mwavuli wa kuchuka. parachute.
(< kivuli, uvuli V).
mwenda (noun), pl waenda, one who goes. mwenda kwa miguu. pedestrian.
(< enda V).
mwenda (noun), pl waenda, passer-by. mwenda kwa miguu. pedestrian.. (<
enda V).
mwenda (noun), pl waenda, one who walks. mwenda kwa miguu. pedestrian.
(< enda V).
mwendawazimu (noun 1/2), pl wendawazimu, crazy person. (< enda V, wazimu
N).
mwendawazimu (noun 1/2), pl wendawazimu, mad person. Maksuudi alipiga
kama mwendawazimu [Moh], anarusha mikono kama mwenda-wazimu [Moh]. (<
enda V, wazimu N).
mwendawazimu (noun 1/2), pl wendawazimu, mentally ill person. Umekuwa
kama mwendawasimu mume wangu [Chacha, Masomo 372]. You have become like a
mentally ill person my husband.. (< enda V, wazimu N).
mwendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, advancement. (< enda V).
mwendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, improvement. (< enda V).
mwendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, forward movement. (< enda V).
mwendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, progress. (< enda V).
mwendelezi (noun), pl waendelezi, progressive person.
mwendelezi (noun), pl waendelezi, imitator. (< enda V).
mwendelezi (noun), pl waendelezi, one who makes things move. (< enda V).
mwendelezi (noun), pl waendelezi, one who makes things progress. (< enda
V).
mwendelezo (noun 3/4), pl miendelezo, continuity. (< enda V).
mwendelezo (noun 3/4), pl miendelezo, extension. (< enda V).
mwendesha (noun), pl waendesha, one who makes something go. mwendesha
gari. car driver. (< enda V).
mwendeshaji (noun 1/2), pl waendeshaji, driver. mwendeshaji alikuwa
askari [Ng]. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun 3/10), pl nyendo, behavior. kwa mwendo niliomtakia mwenyewe
mke wangu awe nao [Abd]. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, behavior. anajifunza sana lakini mwendo wake
si mzuri. He learns well but his behavior is bad.. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, conduct. anajifunza sana lakini mwendo wake si
mzuri. He learns well but his behavior is bad.. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, course. (< enda V). [rare]
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, electric current. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun 3/10), pl nyendo, displacement. alitamani kuwafuata shogaze
katika nyendo zao [Sul], alipowaona nyendo zao zikiishia katika uharabu
[Sul]. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, distance (from something). (< enda V).
mwendo (noun 3/4), pl miendo, going. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, march. mwendo wa siku. a day's march.. (<
enda V).
mwendo (noun 3/10), pl nyendo, movement. anazifuatia nyendo zote za
mawindo yake [Muk]. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, movement. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, pace. kaza mwendo. speed up one's pace.. (<
enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, route. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, speed (rate of). mwendo wa meli hii ni maili
30 kwa saa moja. This ship makes thirty miles an hour.. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun), pl miendo, tempo. mwendo wa meli hii ni maili 30 kwa saa
moja. This ship makes thirty miles an hour.. (< enda V).
mwendo (noun 3/4), pl miendo, way of going. (< enda V).
mwenea (noun), pl waenea, rel. (Omnipresent = God). mwenea pote. (<
enea V).
mwenendo (noun 3/4), pl mienendo, behavior. kama asemaye na mtoto mdogo
asiyeelewa mwenendo wa ulimwengu [Ng]. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, behavior. anajifunza sana lakini mwendo
wake si mzuri. He learns well but his behavior is bad.. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun 3/4), pl mienendo, conduct. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, conduct. anajifunza sana lakini mwendo
wake si mzuri. He learns well but his behavior is bad.. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, course. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, distance (from something). (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun 3/4), pl mienendo, manner of life. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, march. mwendo wa siku. a day's march..
(< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, electric current. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, movement. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, pace. kaza mwendo. speed up one's pace..
(< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, route. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, speed (rate of). mwendo wa meli hii ni
maili 30 kwa saa moja. This ship makes thirty miles an hour.. (< enda
V).
mwenendo (noun), pl mienendo, tempo. mwendo wa meli hii ni maili 30 kwa
saa moja. This ship makes thirty miles an hour.. (< enda V).
mwenendo (noun 3/4), pl mienendo, trend. (< enda V).
mwonjo (noun), pl mionjo, trying. (< onja V).
mwenenzi (noun), pl waenenzi, passer-by. (< enda V).
mwenenzi (noun), pl waenenzi, traveler. (< enda V).
mweneza (noun), pl waeneza, one who bestows (often=God). mweneza habari.
publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mweneza (noun), pl waeneza, one who distributes (often=God). mweneza
habari. publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mwenezaji (noun), pl waenezaji, one who bestows (often=God). mweneza
habari. publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mwenezaji (noun), pl waenezaji, one who distributes (often=God). mweneza
habari. publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mwenezi (noun), pl waenezi, one who bestows (often=God). mweneza habari.
publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mwenezi (noun), pl waenezi, one who distributes (often=God). mweneza
habari. publicity-man; public-relations man.. (< enea V).
mwenezi (noun), pl weenezi, rec. secretary for propaganda. katibu
mwenezi. Secretary for propaganda.. (< enea V).
mwenezi (noun), pl weenezi, rec. secretary for publicity. katibu
mwenezi. Publicity secretary.. (< enea V).
mwenge (noun 3/4), pl mienge, firebrand.
mwenge (noun), pl mienge [rare kienge, vienge], tuft of straw, etc., used
for starting a fire.
mwenge (noun), pl mienge [rare kienge, vienge], torch. mwenge wa jua.
fig. sunlight..
mwengero (noun 3/4), pl miengero, portion of palm wine due to owner of a
tree who allows others to tap it.
mwengo (noun 3/4), pl miengo, smell (of sea animals such as crab).
mwengo (noun 3/4), pl miengo, tail (of horse).
mwenu (pronoun), their.
mwenye (noun), owner (usually w. foll.obj.). mwenye nyumba [chombo].
owner of a house (ship).. (< enye, mwenyeji, umwinyi).
mwenye (noun), proprietor (usually w. foll.obj.). (< enye, mwenyeji,
umwinyi).
mwenye (pronoun), pl wenye, who has. (< -enye pron).
mwenye (pronoun), pl wenye, possessor of. (< -enye pron).
mwenye (pronoun), pl wenye, with. (< -enye pron).
mwenye pepo (noun 1/2), pl wenye pepo, possessed person. alipiga kelele
mfano wa mwenye pepo [Sul]. (< -enye pron, pepo N).
mwenyeduka (noun 1/2), pl wenyeduka, shopkeeper. (< -enye pron, duka N).
mwenyeji (noun 1/2), pl wenyeji, customer. alikuwa mwenyeji sana katika
dunia ya starehe na matumizi [Mt]. (< -enye pron).
mwenyeji (noun), pl wenyeji, host. (< enye, mwenye, kienyeji).
mwenyeji (noun 1/2), pl wenyeji, inhabitant. yeye alikuwa mwenyeji wa
Itira [Kez]. (< -enye adv).
mwenyeji (noun), pl wenyeji, master of a house. (< enye, mwenye,
kienyeji).
mwenyeji (noun 1/2), pl wenyeji, native (of a place). (< -enye adv).
mwenyeji (noun), pl wenyeji, owner. (< enye, mwenye, kienyeji).
mwenyeji (noun), pl wenyeji, proprietor. (< enye, mwenye, kienyeji).
mwenyeji (noun 1/2), pl wenyeji, resident. (< -enyewe adv).
mwenyeji (noun 1/2), pl wenyeji, regular visitor. (< -enye adv).
makamu mwenyekiti (noun 1/2), pl makamu wenyekiti, assistant chairperson.
makamu mwenyekiti (noun 1/2), pl makamu wenyekiti, vice-chairperson.
mwenyekiti (noun 1/2), pl wenyekiti/wenyeviti, chairperson. Amechagulia
kama mwenyekiti mpya ...[Masomo 325). S/he has been chosen as the new
chairperson.. (< -enye pron, kiti N).
mwenyekiti (noun), pl wenyekiti, president.
mwenyewe (noun), owner (usually w. foll.obj.). mwenye nyumba [chombo].
owner of a house (ship).. (< enye, mwenyeji, umwinyi).
mwenyewe (noun), proprietor (usually w. foll.obj.). (< enye, mwenyeji,
umwinyi).
mwenyewe (noun), pl wenyewe, self. mimi mwenyewe nimemwona. I have seen
him myself..
mwenyewe (pronoun), pl wenyewe, himself. (< -enyewe emphatic).
mwenyewe (pronoun), pl wenyewe, owner. (< -enyewe emphatic).
Mwenyezi (noun 1), Almighty (God). (< -enye pron, enzi N).
mwenyezi (noun), possessor of power. mwenyezi Mungu. [rel]
Mwenyezi Mungu (noun 1), God. Wewe usiende kimakosa kumkosea Mwenyezi
Mungu [Nabhany Masomo 291]; Watu wakiwa waanza kupoteza imani yao ya dini
hatasita kuwaonya ili warudi kwa Mwenyezi Mungu [Khan, Masomo 391]. You
shouldn't go the wrong way and go against God; if people begin to lose
their religious faith he will not hesitate to warn them that they should
return to God,. (< -enye pron, enzi N).
mwenyi (noun), owner (usually w. foll.obj.). mwenye nyumba [chombo].
owner of a house (ship).. (< enye, mwenyeji, umwinyi).
mwenyi (noun), proprietor (usually w. foll.obj.). (< enye, mwenyeji,
umwinyi).
mwenzake (noun 1/2), pl wenzake, his or her companion. yeye na mwenzake
Zaina [Moh]. (< mwenzi N, -ake pron).
mwenzangu (noun 1/2), pl wenzangu, my companion. (< -enzi N, -angu
pron).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, accomplice. (< enda).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, acquaintance (us.w. possessive suffix).
mwenzio. your friend.. (< enda).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, associate (in a business). (< enda).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, colleague. mwenzangu. (< enda).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, companion. mwenziwe.. his friend.. (< enda).
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, comrade. mwenzangu. (< enda).
mwenzi (noun 1/2), pl wenzi, friend. mwenzangu. my friend..
mwenzi (noun 1/2), pl wenzi, lover.
mwenzi (noun), pl wenzi, partner (in a business). (< enda).
mwenzio (noun 1/2), pl wenzio, your friend. Ni makosa kumwuliza mwenzi
amempigia kura nani [Masomo 102]. It's a mistake to ask your friend for
whom s/he voted.. (< mwenzi N, -ako pron).
mwere (noun), pl miere, species of wild cotton plant.
mwerevu (noun), pl waerevu, cheat. (< erevu V).
mwerevu (noun), pl waerevu, clever person. (< erevu V).
mwerevu (noun), pl waerevu, cunning person. (< erevu V).
mwerevu (noun), pl waerevu, deceitful person. (< erevu V).
mwerevu (noun), pl waerevu, fox. (< erevu V).
mwerezi (noun), pl mierezi, cedar tree (Pygeum africanum).
mwetu (noun), pl mwetu, ours.
mwewe (noun 9/10an), pl mwewe, hawk.
mwewe (noun), ornith. African kite.
mweza (noun), pl weeza, one who has power over something. mweza nchi.
ruler of a country.. (< weza V).
mwezekaji (noun), pl weezekaji, roofer. (< ezeka V).
mwezekaji (noun), pl weezekaji, thatcher. (< ezeka V).
mwezeko (noun), pl miezeko, thatching a roof (act of). (< ezeka V).
mwezi (noun), pl miezi, rare. menstruation.
mwezi (noun), pl miezi, month. mwezi mkubwa. month of thirty days..
mwezi (noun 3/4), pl miezi, moon. mwezi mchanga. new moon..
mwezi (noun), pl miezi, rec. artificial satellite.
mwezi (noun), pl miezi, rec. sputnik.
mwezi mwandamo (noun 3/4), pl miezi mwandamo, new moon. (< mwezi N,
andama V).
mwia (noun 1/2), pl wawia, creditor. (< wia V).
mwiba (noun 3/4), pl miiba, barb. seng'enge yenye miiba. barbed wire..
mwiba (noun 3/4), pl miiba, fish-bone. alikuwa hali samaki wenye miba
mingi mingi [Kez].
mwiba (noun 3/4), pl miiba, needle.
mwiba (noun 3/4), pl miiba, pin.
mwiba (noun), pl miiba, spur (on a boot).
mwiba (noun), pl miiba, sting. mwiba wa nyuki. sting of a bee..
mwiba (noun 3/4), pl miiba, thorn. aliitazama sanamu ya Yesu kuanzia
kwenye kofia ya miba [Kez].
mwibaji (noun), pl waibaji, robber. (< iba V).
mwibaji (noun), pl waibaji, thief. (< iba V).
mwiga (noun), pl waiga, actor. (< iga V).
mwiga (noun 1/2), pl waiga, copier. (< iga V).
mwiga (noun), pl waiga, imitator. (< iga V).
mwiga (noun), pl waiga, mimic. (< iga V).
mwigaji (noun), pl waigaji, actor. (< iga V).
mwigaji (noun), pl waigaji, imitator. (< iga V).
mwigaji (noun), pl waigaji, mimic. (< iga V).
mwigishaji (noun), pl waigishaji, actor. (< iga V).
mwigishaji (noun), pl waigishaji, imitator. (< iga V).
mwigishaji (noun), pl waigishaji, mimic. (< iga V).
mwigo (noun 3/4), pl miigo, copy. (< iga V).
mwigo (noun), pl miigo, counterfeiting. (< iga V).
mwigo (noun), pl waigo, ornith. large dove.
mwigo (noun), pl miigo, forgery. (< iga V).
mwigo (noun), pl miigo, imitating (act of). (< iga V).
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, thing abstained from.
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, abstention (act of). mwiko wa nyama. food
taboo.
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, med. diet.
mwiko (noun 3/4), pl miiko, ladle.
mwiko (noun 3/4), pl miiko, prohibition.
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, med. regimen.
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, spoon (large).
mwiko (noun 3/4), pl miiko, spoon (masher). mwiko unaodondosha maharagwe
juu ya meza [Ma].
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, taboo. shika (vunja) mwiko. observe (break) a
taboo..
mwiko (noun), pl miiko, mason's trowel.
mwiko (noun 3/4), pl miiko, trowel.
mwiku (noun 3/4), pl miiku, sing. leftovers (of food, saved from the
evening meal for the following morning.
mwili (noun 3/4), pl miili, body (human or animal). Popo wana miili
myepesi [Masomo 29]. Bats have light bodies..
mwili (noun), pl miili, fuselage. [av]
mwili (noun), pl miili, trunk (excluding the head).
mwima (noun), pl waima, person who carries himself erect. (< wima).
mwima (noun), pl miima, party of women who are making arrangements for a
funeral. (< wima).
mwima (noun), pl waima, person who has good posture. (< wima).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, choir. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, choir. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, chorus. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, chorus. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, singer. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun), pl waimbaji, singer. (< imba V).
mwimbaji (noun 1/2), pl waimbaji, singer. uliwahi kuwa mwimbaji? [Sul].
(< imba V).
mwimbishi (noun), pl waimbishi, conductor (of a chorus). (< imba V).
mwimbishi (noun), pl waimbishi, director (of a chorus). (< imba V).
mwimbishi (noun), pl waimbishi, singing teacher. (< imba V).
mwimo (noun 3/4), pl miimo, doorpost. (< wima N).
mwimo (noun 3/4), pl miimo, windowframe. (< wima N).
mwina (noun 3/4), pl miina, cavity.
mwina (noun 3/4), pl miina, hole.
mwina (noun 3/4), pl miina, pit.
mwinamo (noun), pl miinamo, bending. (< inama).
mwinamo (noun), pl miinamo, declivity. (< inama).
mwinamo (noun 3/4), pl miinamo, slope. (< inama V).
mwinamo (noun), pl miinamo, stopping. (< inama).
mwinamshi (noun), pl wainamshi, one who forces others to bend. (<
inama).
mwinamshi (noun), pl wainamshi, oppressor. (< inama).
mwinamshi (noun), pl wainamshi, one who submits to others. (< inama).
mwinamshi (noun), pl wainamshi, tyrant. (< inama).
mwinda (noun), pl wawinda, hunter. (< winda V).
mwindaji (noun), pl wawindaji, hunter. Wawindaji waliingia msituni;
Mtoto wa mwindaji alifuatana na baba yake mpaka mawindoni [Masomo 312].
The hunters entered the forest; The hunter's child followed his father to
the hunting grounds.. (< winda V).
mwindwa (noun 1/2), pl wawindwa, prey. sasa Yohana amekuwa mwindaji na
Mwai mwindwa [Ng]. (< winda V).
mwingasiafu (noun), pl miingasiafu, kind of bean, Canavalia ensiformis.
Mwingereza (noun 1/2), pl Waingereza, Briton. (< -ingereza N).
Mwingereza (noun 1/2), pl Waingereza, Englishperson. (< -ingereza N).
mwingilio (noun 3/4), pl miingilio, entry. (< ingia V).
mwingilizi (noun 1/2), pl waingilizi, introducer. (< ingia V).
mwingilizi (noun), pl wingilizi, man who marries the wife of his deceased
brother in accordance with the practice of levirate. (< ingia V).
mwingine (pronoun), pl wengine, another person. (< -ingine adj).
mwingine (pronoun), pl wengine, someone else. (< -ingine adj).
mwingizaji (noun), pl weingizaji, one who introduces something (a
custom), etc.). (< ingia V).
mwingizi (noun), pl weingizaji, one who introduces something (a custom),
etc.). (< ingia V).
mwinjilisti (noun), pl weinjilisti, rel.evangelist. (< Engl.).
mwinuko (noun), pl miinuko, elevation. Sehemu zenye miinuko. Elevated
places. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun 3/4), pl miinuko, height. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun), pl miinuko, hill. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun), pl miinuko, lifting. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun), pl miinuko, prominence. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun), pl miinuko, raising. (< inua V).
mwinuko (noun 3/4), pl miinuko, slope. (< inua V).
mwinyi (noun 5/6an), pl mainyi, feudalist. (< -enye pron).
mwinyi (noun 5/6an), pl mainyi, landlord. (< -enye pron).
mwinyi (noun 5/6an), pl mainyi, feudal lord. (< -enye pron).
mwinyi (noun), owner (usually w. foll.obj.). mwenye nyumba [chombo].
owner of a house (ship).. (< enye, mwenyeji, umwinyi).
mwinyi (noun), proprietor (usually w. foll.obj.). (< enye, mwenyeji,
umwinyi).
mwinzi (noun), pl wenzi, hunter. (< winda V).
mwiro (noun), pl miiro, trunk of an elephant. mwiro wa tembo.
mwisho (adjective), final. (< isha V).
mwisho (adverb), conclusively. (< isha V).
mwisho (adverb), finally. (< isha V).
mwisho (adverb), irrevocably. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, completion. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, death. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, destruction. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun 3/4), pl miisho, end. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, goal. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, outcome. (< isha V).
mwisho (noun), pl miisho, result. (< isha V).
mwisho salaam (noun), favorable outcome.
mwisho salama (noun), favorable outcome.
mwisho wa habari (noun), end of story.
mwishowe (adverb), conclusively.
mwishowe (adverb), finally.
mwishowe (adverb), finally. (< isha V).
mwishowe (adverb), irrevocably.
Mwislamu (noun), pl waislamu, Moslem. (< silimu, Islamu).
mwita (noun), pl waitaji, one who calls. (< ita V).
mwita (noun), pl waitaji, one who summons. (< ita V).
mwitaji (noun), pl waitaji, one who calls. (< ita V).
mwitaji (noun), pl waitaji, one who summons. (< ita V).
mwitikio (noun 3/4), pl miitikio, response. Bila ya moyo na mwitikio
huo, tusingeweza kupigana na kushinda vita [Nyerere, Masomo 275]. Without
courage and this response we would not have been able to fight and win
this war.. (< ita V).
mwito (noun 3/4), pl miito, appeal. (< ita V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, call. itikia mwito. respond to a call..
(< ita V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, inclination. (< ita V).
mwito (noun 3/4), pl miito, invitation. utadhani angeweza kukataa mwito
huo? [Muk], Chama kimetoa mwito wa kupigana na ushirikina [Mun]. (< ita
V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, proclivity. (< ita V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, slogan. (< ita V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, summons. itikia mwito; Lazima mtoto
amwamkie mkubwa wake vizuri na lazima aitikie mwito wo wote akiitwa ama
akitumwa [Masomo 310]. reply to summons; A child must greet his/her elder
respectfully and must respond to any summons if called or sent (to do
something) [Masomo 310].. (< ita V).
mwito (noun 3/4), pl miito, vocation. (< ita V).
mwito (noun), pl miito, wito, watchword. (< ita V).
-a mwitu (adjective), wild (of the forest).
mwitu (noun), pl mitu, miitu, forest. mnyama wa mwitu. wild animal..
mwitu (noun), pl mitu, miitu, jungle. mnene, gongo la mwitu. "dense
forest, jungle"..
mwivi (noun), pl wevi, robber. (< iba V).
mwivi (noun), pl wevi, thief. (< iba V).
mwivu (noun), pl waivu, envious. (< wivu V).
mwivu (noun 1/2), pl waivu, jealous person. (< wivu adj).
mwiwa (noun), pl waiiwa, debtor. (< wia V).
mwizi (noun), pl wezi, robber. (< iba V).
mwizi (noun), pl wezi, thief. (< iba V).
mwoga (noun), pl waoga, bather. (< oga V).
mwoga (noun 1/2), pl waoga, coward. (< oga A).
mwoga (noun), pl waoga, timid person. (< oga V).
mwoga (noun), pl waoga, timorous person. (< oga V).
mwogaji (noun), pl waogaji, bather. (< oga V).
mwogeleaji (noun), pl waogeleaji, swimmer. (< oga V).
mwogo (noun), pl miogo, bathing. siku ya mwogo. day on which boys bathe
for the first time after circumcision.. (< oga V).
mwogofyo (noun), pl miogofyo, intimidation. (< oga V).
mwogofyo (noun), pl miogofyo, threat. (< oga V).
mwoka (noun 1/2), pl waoka, baker. (< oka V).
mwokaji (noun 1/2), pl waokaji, baker. (< oka V).
mwoko (noun), pl mioko, baking. (< oka V).
mwoko (noun), pl mioko, roasting. (< oka V).
mwokosi (noun 1/2), pl waokosi, finder. (< okota V).
mwokosi (noun), pl waokosi, finder (of a lost object). (< okota V).
mwokosi (noun), pl waokosi, one who gathers something. (< okota V).
mwokosi (noun 1/2), pl waokosi, picker. (< okota V).
mwokosi (noun), pl waokosi, one who picks up something. (< okota V).
mwokotaji (noun), pl waokotaji, tax collector. (< okota V).
mwokoti (noun), pl waokoti, one who gathers something. (< okota V).
mwokoti (noun), pl waokoti, finder (of a lost object). (< okota V).
mwokoti (noun), pl waokoti, one who picks up something. (< okota V).
mwokozi (noun), pl wakozi, deliverer. (< okoa V). [rel]
mwokozi (noun), pl wakozi, preserver. (< okoa V). [rel]
mwokozi (noun), pl wakozi, one who rescues. (< okoa V).
mwokozi (noun), pl wakozi, one who saves. (< okoa V).
mwokozi (noun), pl wakozi, saviour. (< okoa V). [rel]
mwomba (noun), pl waomba, one who asks for something. (< omba V).
mwomba (noun), pl waomba, beggar. (< omba V).
mwomba (noun), pl waomba, petitioner. (< omba V).
mwomba (noun), pl waomba, rel. one who (regularly, habitually) prays.
(< omba V).
mwomba (noun), pl waomba, one who requests something. (< omba V).
mwombaji (noun), pl waombaji, one who asks for something. (< omba V).
mwombaji (noun), pl waombaji, beggar. (< omba V).
mwombaji (noun), pl waombaji, petitioner. (< omba V).
mwombaji (noun), pl waombaji, rel. one who (regularly, habitually)
prays. (< omba V).
mwombaji (noun), pl waombaji, one who requests something. (< omba V).
mwombelezi (noun), pl waombelezi, mourner. (< omba).
mwombelezi (noun), pl waombelezi, petitioner. (< omba). [rare]
mwombelezi (noun), pl waombelezi, supplicant. (< omba). [rare]
mwombezi (noun 1/2), pl waombezi, advocate. (< omba V).
mwombezi (noun 1/2), pl waombezi, intercessor. ilikuwa hujma isiyokuwa
na mwombezi [Moh]. (< omba V).
mwombezi (noun 1/2), pl waombezi, pleader. (< omba V).
mwombezi (noun 1/2), pl waombezi, supporter. (< omba V).
mwombi (noun), pl waombi, one who asks for something. (< omba V).
mwombi (noun), pl waombi, beggar. (< omba V).
mwombi (noun), pl waombi, petitioner. (< omba V).
mwombi (noun), pl waombi, rel. one who (regularly, habitually) prays.
(< omba V).
mwombi (noun), pl waombi, one who requests something. (< omba V).
mwombi (noun 1/2), pl waombi, supplicant. (< omba V).
mwonevu (noun), pl waonevu, bully. (< ona, onevu V).
mwonevu (noun), pl waonevu, despot. (< ona, onevu V).
mwonevu (noun), pl waonevu, tyrant. (< ona, onevu V).
mwongeza (noun), pl waongeza, chatterbox. (< ongea V).
mwongeza (noun), pl waongeza, good conversationalist. (< ongea V).
mwongeza (noun), pl waongeza, eloquent person. (< ongea V).
mwongeza (noun), pl waongeza, fluent person. (< ongea V).
mwongeza (noun 1/2), pl waongeza, gossip. (< ongea V).
mwongeza (noun), pl waongeza, gossip. (< ongea V).
mwongezi (noun), pl waongezi, chatterbox. (< ongea V).
mwongezi (noun), pl waongezi, good conversationalist. (< ongea V).
mwongezi (noun), pl waongezi, eloquent person. (< ongea V).
mwongezi (noun), pl waongezi, fluent person. (< ongea V).
mwongezi (noun), pl waongezi, gossip. (< ongea V).
mwongo (noun), pl miongo, decade. mwongo wa kwanza. first decade..
mwongo (noun), pl waongo, wawongo, deceiver. (< uongo, uwongo).
mwongo (noun), pl miongo, decimal. hesabu za miongo. decimal
arithmetic..
mwongo (noun 1/2), pl waongo, liar. (< oga V).
mwongo (noun 3/4), pl miongo, number. yuko katika miongo yao [Rech]. he
is one of them.
mwongofu (noun 1/2), pl waongofu, convert. (< ongoa V).
mwongofu (noun), pl waongofu, one who is directed to something. mwongofu
wa dini. convert.. (< ongoa).
mwongofu (noun 1/2), pl waongofu, guided person. (< ongoa V).
mwongofu (noun 1/2), pl waongofu, saved person. (< ongoa V).
mwongoni (noun 3/4), pl miongoni, in the midst of.
mwongoni (noun 3/4), pl miongoni, from a number of.
mwongozi (noun 1/2), pl waongozi, guide. (< ongoza V).
mwongozi (noun), pl waongozi, leader. mwongozi mwenye madaraka.
responsible leader.. (< ongoa V).
mwongozo (noun), pl miongozo, advice. (< ongoa V).
mwongozo (noun), pl miongozo, commentary. (< ongoa V).
mwongozo (noun 3/4), pl miongozo, direction. (< ongoza V).
mwongozo (noun), pl miongozo, guidance. (< ongoa V).
mwongozo (noun 3/4), pl miongozo, guide. Maoni yako, ijapokuwa si kila
mara, yamekuwa na mwongozo mwema katika maisha yangu [Chacha, Masomo 377].
Your opinions, although not always, have been a good guide in my life..
mwongozo (noun 3/4), pl miongozo, guideline. (< ongoza V).
mwongozo (noun), pl miongozo, textbook. (< ongoa V).
mwonjaji (noun 1/2), pl waonjaji, one who tastes food. (< onja V).
mwonjaji (noun 1/2), pl waonjaji, food taster. (< onja V).
mwonjo (noun), pl mionjo, experience. (< onja V).
mwonyeshaji (noun), pl waonyeshaji, demonstrator. (< ona V).
mwonyeshaji (noun 1/2), pl waonyeshaji, exhibitor. Kati ya waonyeshaji
yalikuwako makundi kutoka sehemu za mbali. Among the exhibitors there
were groups from far away.. (< ona V).
mwonyeshaji (noun 1/2), pl waonyeshaji, performer. (< ona V).
mwonzi (noun), pl mionzi, ray of light.
mwonzi (noun 3/4), pl mionzi, sunbeam.
mwosha (noun), pl waosha, person who makes a business of washing corpses.
mwoshaji maiti. (< osha V).
mwosha (noun 1/2), pl waosha, washer. (< oga V).
mwoshaji (noun 1/2), pl waoshaji, washer. (< oga V).
mwoshaji (noun), pl waoshaji, person who makes a business of washing
corpses. mwoshaji maiti. (< osha V).
mwote (adjective), all. nyumbani mote. in all the houses.. (< ote).
mwote (adjective), entire. nyumbani mote. in the entire house.. (<
ote).
mwote (adjective), whole. nyumbani mote. in the whole house. (< ote).
mwovu (noun), evil person.
mwozi (noun 1/2), pl waozi, officiant (one who performs marriage
ceremony). (< oa V).
mwua (noun 1/2), pl wauaji, murderer. (< ua V).
mwuaji (noun 1/2), pl wauaji, killer. (< ua V).
mwaguzi (noun 1/2), pl waaguzi, orderly. (< ugua V).
mwuguzi (noun 1/2), pl wauguzi, orderly. (< ugua V).
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, accident.
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, alarm.
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, danger.
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, excitement.
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, misfortune.
mwuja (noun), pl miuja, unrest.
muujiza (noun), pl miujiza, rel. miracle.
muujiza (noun), pl miujiza, something remarkable. Miujiza miwili mikubwa
ya jiografia katika bara la Afrika ni Mlima Kilimanjaro na Bonde la Ufa
[Masomo 4]. Two remarkable geographical features on the continent of
Africa are Mount Kilimanjaro and the Great Rift Valley..
muujiza (noun 3/4), pl miujiza, wonder.
muujiza (noun), pl miujiza, something supernatural.
mwujiza (noun), pl miujiza, rel. miracle.
mwujiza (noun), pl miujiza, something remarkable. Ni wakati huo wa
kulala kwake Marko ndipo miujiza mikubwa ilikuwa ikifanyika [Chambati
Masomo 240].. It was while Marko was sleeping that significant remarkable
things took place..
mwujiza (noun), pl miujiza, surprise.
mwujiza (noun 3/4), pl miujiza, wonder.
mwujiza (noun), pl miujiza, something supernatural.
mwujizi (noun), pl miujizi, surprise.
mwujizi (noun 3/4), pl miujizi, wonder.
mwujizi (noun), pl miujizi, something remarkable.
mwulimwengu (noun), pl waulimwengu, easy-going person. (< ulimwengu N).
mwulimwengu (noun), pl waulimwengu, happy-go-lucky person. (< ulimwengu
N).
mwulimwengu (noun), pl waulimwengu, human-being. (< ulimwengu N).
mwulimwengu (noun), pl waulimwengu, inhabitant of the earth. (<
ulimwengu N).
mwumba (noun), pl waumba, rel.Creator (=God; us. muumba yote. (< umba
V).
mwumba (noun), pl waumba, founder. (< umba V).
mwumba (noun), pl waumba, originator. (< umba V).
mwumbaji (noun), pl waumbaji, rel.Creator (=God; us. muumba yote. (<
umba V).
mwumbaji (noun), pl waumbaji, founder. (< umba V).
mwumbaji (noun), pl waumbaji, originator. (< umba V).
mwumbi (noun), pl miumbi, large bird resembling a bittern. [ornith]
mwumikaji (noun), pl wauumikaji, one skilled in medicine (esp. one who
cups and bleeds people). (< umika).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, true believer. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, confidant. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, person in whom one has confidence. (< amini
V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, confidential agent. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, devout person. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, reliable person. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, religious person. (< amini V).
mwumini (noun), pl waamini, trustworthy person. (< amini V).
mwumishi (noun), pl wauumishi, one skilled in medicine (esp. one who
cups and bleeds people). (< umika).
mwumizi (noun), pl wauumizi, one skilled in medicine (esp. one who cups
and bleeds people). (< umika).
mwumizi (noun), pl waumizi, someone who causes pain. (< uma, umika V).
mwunda (noun), pl waunda, one who builds something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
mwunda (noun), pl waunda, one who constructs something (usually of wood).
mwunda chombo. shipbuilder. (< unda V).
mwundaji (noun), pl waundaji, carpenter. (< unda V).
mwundi (noun), pl waundaji, carpenter. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun), pl miundo, building. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun 3/4), pl miundo, form. kwa kufuata mwundo. according to
pattern. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun), pl miundo, make. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun 3/4), pl miundo, model. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun), pl miundo, pattern. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun), pl miundo, shape. kwa kufuata mwundo. according to
pattern. (< unda V).
mwundo (noun), pl miundo, structure. (< unda V).
mwungama (noun), pl waungama, rel.one who confesses. (< ungama V).
mwungama (noun), pl waungama, rel.penitent. (< ungama V).
mwungama (noun), pl waungama, prophet (us. cf. Muhammad). (< ungama
V).
mwungama (noun), pl waungama, one who admits that he has done wrong. (<
ungama V).
mwungama (noun), pl waungama, one who confesses that he has done wrong.
(< ungama V).
mwungamaji (noun), pl waungamaji, one who confesses that he has done
wrong. (< ungama V).
mwungamaji (noun), pl waungamaji, rel.one who confesses. (< ungama V).
mwungamaji (noun), pl waungamaji, rel.penitent. (< ungama V).
mwungamaji (noun), pl waungamaji, prophet (us. cf. Muhammad). (<
ungama V).
mwungamaji (noun), pl waungamaji, one who admits that he has done wrong.
(< ungama V).
mwungamano (noun), pl miungamano, unification. (< unga V).
mwungamishi (noun), pl waungamishi, rel.confessor. (< ungama V).
mwungamishi (noun 3/4), pl waungamishi, one who elicits a confession. (<
ungama V).
mwungamishi (noun), pl waungamishi, one who receives a confession. (<
ungama V).
mwungamo (noun), pl miungamo, acknowledgement(of an obligation, etc.).
(< ungama V).
mwungamo (noun), pl miungamo, admission (of an obligation etc.). (<
ungama V).
mwungamo (noun), pl miungamo, rel.confession. (< ungama V).
mwungamo (noun), pl miungamo, recognition (of an obligation, etc.). (<
ungama V).
mwungamo (noun), pl miungamo, tree from the bark of which a yellow dye is
prepared. (< ungamo V). [bot]
mwunganisho (noun), pl miunganisho, alliance. (< unga V).
mwunganisho (noun), pl miunganisho, coalition. (< unga V).
mwunganisho (noun), pl miunganisho, combination. (< unga V).
mwunganisho (noun), pl miunganisho, connection. (< unga V).
mwunganisho (noun), pl miunganisho, union. mwungano wa nchi za Amerika.
United States of America.. (< unga V).
mwungano (noun), pl miungano, alliance. (< unga V).
mwungano (noun), pl miungano, coalition. (< unga V).
mwungano (noun), pl miungano, combination. (< unga V).
mwungano (noun), pl miungano, connection. (< unga V).
mwungano (noun), pl miungano, union. mwungano wa nchi za Amerika.
United States of America.. (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, connecting (act of). (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, connection. (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, something joined. (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, joining (act of). (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, joint. (< unga V).
mwungo (noun), pl miungo, seam. (< unga V).
mwungwana (noun), pl waungwana, free man. (< uungwana).
mwungwana (noun), pl waungwana, gentleman. (< uungwana).
mwungwana (noun), pl waungwana, polite person. (< uungwana).
mwungwana (noun), pl waungwana, well-bred person. (< uungwana).
mwunzi (noun), pl waundaji, carpenter. (< unda V).
mwunzi (noun), pl miunzi, whistle.
mwunzi (noun 3/4), pl miunzi, whistling. basi aanze kupiga miunzi [Sul].
mwuo (noun), pl miuo, pointed stick used for digging.
mwuza (noun), pl wauza, salesman. (< uza V).
mwuza (noun), pl wauza, seller. (< uza V).
mwuza (noun 1/2), pl wauza, trader. (< uza V).
mwuzaji (noun), pl wauzaji, salesman. (< uza V).
mwuzaji (noun), pl wauzaji, seller. (< uza V).
mwuzaji (noun 1/2), pl wauzaji, trader. (< uza V).
m.y. (abbreviation), that is to say. (< maana yake).
Myahudi (noun), pl Wayahudi/Mayahudi, Jew. (< Yahudi N).
myeyuko (noun), pl miyeyuko, molten metal. (< yeyuka V).
myeyusho (noun 3/4), pl miyeyusho, melting. (< yeyusha V).
myeyusho (noun 3/4), pl miyeyusho, solution. (< yeyusha V).
myezi (noun 3/4), pl miezi, months. (< miezi).
myombo (noun 3/4), pl miyombo, kind of tree (the bark is used for making
cloth).
myugwa (noun), pl miyugwa, taro plant. [bot]
Myunani (noun), pl Wayunani, ancient Greek.
Myunani (noun 1/2), pl wayunani, Hellene. (< Kiyunani, Uyunani).
mzaa (noun), pl wazaa, one who begets. (< zaa V).
mzaa (noun), pl wazaa, mother. mzaa bibi. great grandmother.. (< zaa
V).
mzaa (noun), pl wazaa, parent. (< zaa V).
mzaanyuma (noun), pl mizaanyuma, euphorbia variety (the roots are used to
prepare a medicine for treating gonorrhea).
mzabibu (noun), pl mizabibu, grapevine. mzabibu mwitu. wild grapevine.
mzabuni (noun), pl wazabuni, bidder (at auction). (< zabuni V).
mzabuni (noun), pl wazabuni, buyer (at auction). (< zabuni V).
mzabuni (noun), pl wazabuni, purchaser (at auction). (< zabuni V).
mzaha (noun 3/4), pl mizaha, deriding someone (act of). fanyizia mzaha.
deride someone.
mzaha (noun 3/4), pl mizaha, derision. (< Arabic).
mzaha (noun 3/4), pl mizaha, fun. alisema Nunga kwa mzaha [Ng]. (<
Arabic).
mzaha (noun), pl mizaha, jest. fanya mzaha. "joke, tease"..
mzaha (noun), pl mizaha, joke. jina la mzaha; fanya mzaha [Rec];
Tulichekeshwa na mzaha wao. nickname; We were amused by their joke..
mzaha (noun), pl mizaha, (act of) laughing at someone. fanyizia mzaha.
laugh at someone..
mzalendo (noun), pl wazalendo, patriot. Mshairi pia ni mzalendo [Khan,
Masomo 392]. A poet is also a patriot..
mzalia (noun 1/2), pl wazalia, native.
mzalia (noun), pl wazalia, person born in a particular place. mzaliwa
mbele. first born.. (< zaa V).
mzalia (noun), pl wazalia, inhabitant (of aplace). mzaliwa mbele. first
born.. (< zaa V).
mzalia (noun), pl wazalia, native (of aplace). mzaliwa mbele. first
born.. (< zaa V).
mzalianyuma (noun), pl mizaanyuma, spurge variety (roots are used to
prepare a medicine for treating gonorrhea).
mzalisha (noun), pl wazalisha, midwife. (< zaa V).
mzalishaji (noun), pl wazalishaji, midwife. (< zaa V).
mzalishaji (noun), pl wazalishaji, producer. (< zaa V).
mzalishi (noun), pl wazalisha, midwife. (< zaa V).
mzaliwa (noun), pl wazaliwa, person born in a particular place. mzaliwa
mbele. first born.. (< zaa V).
mzaliwa (noun), pl wazaliwa, inhabitant (of aplace). mzaliwa mbele.
first born.. (< zaa V).
mzaliwa (noun), pl wazaliwa, native. mzaliwa mbele. first born.. (<
zaa V).
mzawa (noun 1/2), pl wazawa, person born in a particular place. (< zaa
V).
mzawa (noun 1/2), pl wazawa, inhabitant (of a place). (< zaa V).
mzawa (noun 1/2), pl wazawa, local person. (< zaa V).
mzawa (noun 1/2), pl wazawa, native (of a place). (< zaa V).
mzama (noun), pl wazama, drowning person. (< zama V).
mzamaji (noun), pl wazamaji, diver (occupation or sport). (< zama V).
mzambarau (noun), pl mizambarau, plum tree. (< zambarau N).
mzamia (noun), pl wazamia, one who dives for something. mzamia lulu.
pearl-diver.. (< zama V).
mzamio (noun), pl mizamio, diving (act of). (< zama V).
mzamishi (noun), pl wazamishi, person who employs divers. (< zama V).
mzamishi (noun), pl wazamishi, one who submerges. (< zama V).
mzamisho (noun), pl mizamisho, employment of divers.
mzamo (noun), pl mizamo, diving (act of).
mzamo (noun), pl mizamo, diving (act of). (< zama V).
mzandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, deceiver. (< zandiki V).
mzandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, hypocrite. (< zandiki V).
mzandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, liar. (< zandiki V).
mzao (noun), pl mizao, birth. (< zaa V).
mzao (noun 1/2), pl wazao, child (of a human being or an animal). (< zaa
V).
mzao (noun), pl mizao, delivery. (< zaa V).
mzao (noun), pl wazao, descendant (of a human being or an animal). (<
zaa V).
mzao (noun), pl wazao, issue. (< zaa V).
mzao (noun 1/2), pl wazao, offspring (of a human being or an animal). (<
zaa V).
mzao (noun), pl wazao, progeny. (< zaa V).
mzazi (noun), pl wazazi, one who begets. (< zaa V).
mzazi (noun), pl wazazi, fertile female animal. (< zaa V).
mzazi (noun), pl wazazi, fertile woman. (< zaa V).
mzazi (noun 1/2), pl wazazi, parent. baba (mama) mzazi. real (father)
mother.. (< zaa V).
mzazi (noun), pl wazazi, woman in childbed. wakaelekea chumbani kwa
mzazi [Moh]. (< zaa V).
mzee (noun), pl wazee, ancestor. (< zee V).
mzee (noun), pl wazee, dignified man. (< zee V).
mzee (noun), pl wazee, elder. shikamoo, mzee.. (< zeeka V).
mzee (noun 1/2), pl wazee, parents. (< zee V).
mzee (noun), pl wazee, old person. shikamoo, mzee.. (< zeeka V).
mzee (noun 1/2), pl wazee, respected man. (< zee V).
mzegazega (noun), pl wazegazega, water-carrier (one who carries two
water-tins suspended from either end of a carrying pole).
mzegazega (noun), pl mizegazega, water tin.
mzeituni (noun 1/2), pl mizeituni, olive tree (cultivated).
mzembe (noun 3/4), pl wazembe, careless person. (< zembe Adj).
mzembe (noun), pl wazembe, idle person. (< -zembe adj).
mzembe (noun 1/2), pl wazembe, indifferent person. (< zembe Adj).
mzembe (noun), pl wazembe, lazy person. (< -zembe adj).
mzembe (noun 1/2), pl wazembe, negligent person. (< zembe Adj).
mzembe (noun), pl wazembe, slovenly person. (< zembe Adj).
mzembe (noun), pl wazembe, superficial person. (< zembe Adj).
mzengwe (noun), pl mizengwe, secret council.
mzengwe (noun), pl mizengwe, secret meeting.
mzeze (noun), pl mizeze, mzeze (kind of tree). (< zeze N).
mzia (noun), pl mizia, kind of a fish similar to an eel.
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, bolt (on a door). (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, bung. (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, closing (act of). (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, obstruction. (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, plug (electric). (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, plug. (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, stoppage. (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, stopper. (< ziba V).
mzibo (noun), pl mizibo, stopping (act of). (< ziba V).
mzigo (noun), pl mizigo, bag.
mzigo (noun 3/4), pl mizigo, burden.
mzigo (noun 3/4), pl mizigo, load. funga mzigo. pack/tie up a load..
mzigo (noun), pl mizigo, loss.
mzigo (noun), pl mizigo, luggage.
mzigo (noun), pl mizigo, sorrow.
mziko (noun 3/4), pl miziko, burial. (< zika V).
mziko (noun), pl miziko, interment. (< zika V).
mzikoziko (noun), pl mizikoziko, ipecac. [pharm]
mzima (noun), pl wazima, one who extinguishes. mzima moto. fireman..
(< zima V).
mzima (noun), pl wazima, grown-up person. (< zima, uzima).
mzima (noun), pl wazima, healthy person. (< -zima adv).
mzima (phrase), I am well. (< -zima adv).
mzima? (pronoun), Are you well?. (< -zima adv).
mzimu (noun 3/4an), pl mizimu, ancestor. Kila ukoo ulikuwa na mungu na
mzimu wao waliyemwabudu [Masomo 311]. Every clan had a god and their
ancestor whom the worshiped.. [myth]
mzimu (noun 3/4an), pl mizimu, meeting place of ancestral spirits.
mzimu (noun 3/4an), pl mizimu, dead person.
mzimu (noun 3/4an), pl mizimu, ghost.
mzimu (noun), pl mizimu, place where offerings are made to the spirits of
ancestors..
mzimu (noun), pl mizimu, soul. [myth]
mzimu (noun 3/4an), pl mizimu, ancestral spirit.
mzimu (noun), pl mizimu, dwelling place of spirits.
mzimu (noun 3/4), pl mizimu, African place of worship. jumba hili ni
mzimu nini? [Moh].
mzinduko (noun), pl mizinduko, sudden awakening. (< zindua V).
mzinduko (noun), pl mizinduko, inauguration ceremony. (< zindua V).
mzinduko (noun 3/4), pl mizinduko, formal opening. (< zindua V).
mzinduo (noun), pl mizinduo, sudden awakening. (< zindua V).
mzinduo (noun), pl mizinduo, inauguration ceremony. (< zindua V).
mzinduo (noun 3/4), pl mizinduo, formal opening. (< zindua V).
mzinga (noun), pl mizinga, beehive. (< zinga V).
mzinga (noun 3/4), pl mizinga, mil.canon (barrel). piga mzinga. fire a
canon.. (< zinga V).
mzinga (noun), pl mizinga, cylindrical object (hollow). mzinga wa nyuki.
beehive.. (< zinga V).
mzinga (noun), pl mizinga, tank. (< zinga V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, liberal-minded person. (< zingativu
V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, someone with a good memory. (<
zingativu V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, person without rigid opinions. (<
zingativu V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, sensible person. (< zingativu V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, thoughtful person. (< zingativu V).
mzingatifu (noun), pl wazingatifu, unprejudiced person. (< zingativu V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, liberal-minded person. (< zingativu
V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, someone with a good memory. (<
zingativu V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, person without rigid opinions. (<
zingativu V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, sensible person. (< zingativu V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, thoughtful person. (< zingativu V).
mzingativu (noun), pl wazingativu, unprejudiced person. (< zingativu V).
mzingefuri (noun), pl mizingefuri, anatta plant (from which an orange dye
is prepared).
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, basis (of a thing).
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, mus.key,clef.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, ditch.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, drain.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, essence (of a thing).
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, foundation. jenga msingi. lay the
cornerstone/foundation..
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, mus.key,clef.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, pit.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, substance (of a thing).
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, trench.
mzingi (noun), pl mizingi, ornith. weaverbird.
mzingile (noun 3/4), pl mizingile, labyrinth. mzingile mwambaji. rare:
puzzle.
mzingile (noun), pl mizingile, maze. mzingile mwambaji. rare: puzzle.
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, bend. (< zinga V).
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, circle. (< zinga V).
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, circuit. (< zinga V).
mzingo (noun 3/4), pl mizingo, circumference. (< zinga V).
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, curve. (< zinga V).
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, mil. encirclement.
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, environment.
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, mil. investment.
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, neighborhood.
mzingo (noun), pl mizingo, periphery. (< zinga V).
mzinifu (noun), pl wazinifu, adulterer. (< zini, zinifu).
mzinifu (noun), pl wazinifu, immoral person. (< zini, zinifu).
mzinifu (noun), pl wazinifu, lecherous person. (< zini, zinifu).
mzinzi (noun), pl wazinzi, adulterer. (< zini V).
mzinzi (noun), pl wazinzi, immoral person. (< zini, zinifu).
mzinzi (noun), pl wazinzi, lecherous person. (< zini, zinifu).
mzio (noun 3/4), pl mizio, ban (for medical or magical reasons). (< zia
V).
mzio (noun 3/4), pl mizio, prohibition (for medical or magical reasons).
(< zia V).
mzio (noun 3/4), pl mizio, taboo (for medical or magical reasons). (<
zia V).
mzira (noun), pl mizira, barracuda fish.
mzishi (noun), pl wazishi, one who attends to a burial (either a friend
who looks after the details of the ceremony or a professional undertaker,
grave-digger, etc.). (< zika V).
mzishi (noun), pl wazishi, undertaker. (< zika V).
mzito (adjective), pl wazito, heavy. (< -zito adj).
mziwanda (noun), pl waziwanda, last child (that a woman is capable of
bearing.
mziwaziwa (noun), pl miziwaziwa, swamp plant (Cyperus flabelliformis).
mzizi (noun), pl mizizi, medicinal root. mzizi wa fitina. coll. the
root of the trouble..
mzizi (noun), pl mizizi, root-fiber.
mzizi (noun), pl mizizi, root. wakati tulipokula mizizi ya miti [Kez].
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, adventurer. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, adventurer. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, confidence man. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, confidence man. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, globe-trotter. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, globe-trotter. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, swindler. (< zizima V).
mzizimizi (noun), pl wazizimizi, swindler. (< zizima V).
mzizimo (noun 3/4), pl mizizimo, coolness. [sauti] inatoka kwa mzizimo,
siyo swali, ni amri hii [Ma], [macho yake] yakaleta mzizimo wa woga rohoni
mwa Nyalindele [Mun]. (< zizima V).
mzizimo (noun), pl mizizimo, freshness. (< zizima V).
mzizimo (noun), pl mizizimo, shudder. (< zizima V).
mzo (noun), pl mizo, great amount.
mzo (noun), pl mizo, large number.
mzo (noun 3/4), pl mizo, rare sixty.
mzo (noun 3/4), pl mizo, unit of weight (160kg).
mzo (noun), pl mizo, measure of weight (=160 kg).
mzoea (noun), pl wazoea, one who is accustomed to something. mzoea wa
bahari. experienced seafarer. (< zoea, zoevu V).
mzoea (noun), pl wazoea, one who is familiar with something. mzoea wa
bahari. experienced seafarer. (< zoea, zoevu V).
mzoevu (noun), pl wazoevu, one who is accustomed to something. mzoea wa
bahari. experienced seafarer. (< zoea, zoevu V).
mzoevu (noun), pl wazoevu, one who is familiar with something. mzoea wa
bahari. experienced seafarer. (< zoea, zoevu V).
mzofafa (adverb), show off. enda mzofafa.
mzofafa (adverb), strut. enda mzofafa.
mzofafa (adverb), walk on tiptoe. enda mzofafa.
mzoga (noun), pl mizoga, carcass.
mzoga (noun), pl mizoga, carrion.
mzoga (noun), pl mizoga, corpse (usually that of the victim of an
accident found outside the home).
mzoga (noun 3/4), pl mizoga, dead body (usually that of the victim of an
accident found outside the home).
mzohari (noun 1/2), pl wazuhali, someone who is habitually late.
mzomari (noun), pl mizomari, grass variety (the roots of which are used
for making perfume).
mzomeo (noun), pl mizomeo, abusive speech or remark. (< zoma V).
mzomeo (noun), pl mizomeo, insult. (< zoma V).
mzomeo (noun), pl mizomeo, sarcastic speech or remark. (< zoma V).
mzonazanje (noun), snake (kind of).
mzozo (noun), pl mizozo, argument. (< zoza V).
mzozo (noun), pl mizozo, dispute. Inabidi OAU kutafuta njia madhubuti za
kumaliza mzozo huo [Masomo 326].. It is essential for the OAU to look for
firm ways to end this dispute.. (< zoza V).
mzozo (noun), pl mizozo, fault-finding. (< zoza V).
mzozo (noun), pl mizozo, nagging. (< zoza V).
mzozo (noun 3/4), pl mizozo, difference of opinion. (< zoza V).
mzozo (noun), pl mizozo, quarrel. (< zoza V).
mzubao (noun), pl mizubao, amazement. alisimama na kidege hicho kwa
mzubao [Moh]. (< zubaa V).
mzubao (noun 3/4), pl mizubao, astonishment. (< zubaa V).
mzubao (noun 3/4), pl mizubao, bewilderment. (< zubaa V).
mzuhali (noun 3/4), pl wazuhali, late person (habitually).
mzuhali (noun 1/2), pl wazuhali, lazy person.
mzuka (noun), pl mizuka, ghost. (< zua V).
mzumai (noun), pl mizumai, driftwood.
mzumai (noun), pl mizumai, flotsam and jetsam.
mzumai (noun), pl mizumai, khuskhus grass (=mchai).
mzumai (noun), pl mizumai, lemon grass (=mchai).
mzumai (noun 3/4an), pl mizuma, millet (kind of).
mzumai (noun), pl mizumai, bead of rosary.
mzumari (noun), pl mizumari, grass variety (the roots of which are used
for making perfume).
mzumbao (noun), pl mizumbao, amazement. (< zubaa V).
mzumbao (noun 3/4), pl mizumbao, astonishment.
mzumbao (noun 3/4), pl mizumbao, bewilderment. walisimama pale sebuleni
wamepigwa na mzumbao [Mun]. (< zubaa V).
mzumbao (noun 3/4), confusion.
mzumbao (noun), embarrassment. pigwa [shikwa] na mzumbao. be
astonished/embarrassed/nonplussed..
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, ability.
mzungu (noun 3/4), pl mizungu, something amazing. Shani zake na mizungu,
ni Bwana wa wasanifu [Shaaban Robert, Masomo 425]. His surprises and
amazements, He is the greatest artist.. (< zungu, kizungu, uzungu).
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, baffling thing.
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, clever device.
mzungu (noun 3/4), pl mizungu, dexterity.
Mzungu (noun), pl wazungu, European person. (< zungu, Kizungu, Uzungu).
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, feat.
mzungu (noun 1/2), pl mizungu, instinct (of an animal).
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, marvel.
mzungu (noun 3/4), pl mizungu, mizungu (ethn. instructions given to
girls at the age of puberty).
Mzungu (noun 3/4), pl wazungu, queen. (< zungu, Kizungu, Uzungu).
[cards]
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, something rare. (< zungu, kizungu, uzungu).
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, something remarkable. (< zungu, kizungu,
uzungu).
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, skill.
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, surprise.
mzungu (noun 3/4), pl mizungu, talent.
mzungu (noun), pl mizungu, trick.
mzungu (noun), pl wazungu, white person.
mzunguko (noun 1/2), pl mizunguko, circulation. (< zunguka V).
mzunguko (noun 3/4), pl mizunguko, going-round. (< zunguka V).
mzunguko (noun 3/4), pl mizunguko, turning-round. (< zunguka V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, bend. njia ya mzunguko. "roundabout way,
detour".. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, circular movement. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, contour. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, course (of a planet). (< zungua V).
[astr]
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, eddy. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun 3/4), pl mizunguko, environment. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, orbit (of a planet). (< zungua V).
[astr]
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, outline. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, surroundings. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, turn. njia ya mzunguko. "roundabout way,
detour".. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, vortex. (< zungua V).
mzunguko (noun), pl mizunguko, whirlpool. (< zungua V).
mzungumzaji (noun), pl wazungumzaji, amusing person. (< zungumza V).
mzungumzaji (noun), pl wazungumzaji, good conversationalist. (< zungumza
V).
mzungushi (noun), pl wazungushi, someone who distorts. mzungushi maneno.
someone who distorts words.. (< zungua V).
mzungushi (noun), pl wazungushi, loquacious person. (< zungua V).
mzungushi (noun), pl wazungushi, someone who twists. mzungushi maneno.
someone who twists words.. (< zungua V).
mzungusho (noun), pl mizungusho, forced turning back. (< zungua V).
mzungusho (noun), pl mizungusho, circuit. (< zungua V).
mzungusho (noun), pl mizungusho, forced return. (< zungua V).
mzungusho (noun), pl mizungusho, round. (< zungua V).
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, innovator. (< zua, zuka V).
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, inventor. (< zua, zuka V).
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, mzuzi.
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, reformer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, slanderer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzushi (noun), pl wazushi, talebearer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuwanda (noun), pl waziwanda, last child (that a woman is capable of
bearing.
mzuza (noun), pl wazuza, one believes in magical powers. (< zua, zuka
V). [arch.]
mzuza (noun), pl wazuza, one who visits a witch doctor. (< zua, zuka V).
[arch.]
mzuzi (noun), pl wazuzi, innovator. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuzi (noun), pl wazuzi, inventor. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuzi (noun), pl wazuzi, reformer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuzi (noun), pl wazuzi, slanderer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuzi (noun), pl wazuzi, talebearer. (< zua, zuka V).
mzuzu (noun), pl mizuzu, kind of banana which is cooked when unripe.
mzuzu (noun), pl wazuzu, someone who is dejected. (< zuzu, zuzua V).
mzuzu (noun), pl wazuzu, someone who is dismayed. (< zuzu, zuzua V).
mzuzu (noun), pl wazuzu, greenhorn. (< zuzu, zuzua V).
mzuzu (noun), pl wazuzu, someone who is shocked. (< zuzu, zuzua V).
mzuzu (noun), pl wazuzu, simpleton. (< zuzu, zuzua V).
mzuzu (noun), pl mizuzu, kind of tree (the roots are used for preparing a
medicine).
- N -
n.k. (abbreviation), etc..
-na (verb), have. Add Usage examples.
-na (verb conjugated), present tense conjugated root of "be".
-wa na (verb), have.
-wa na (verb), be with.
na (conjunction), and. Add Usage examples.
na (conjunction), by. Add Usage examples.
na (conjunction), have (preceeded by verb "kuwa"). alikuwa na fedha. he
had money.
na (conjunction), with. Add Usage examples.
na (conjunction), also.
na (conjunction), but. alisafiri kufika Tanga hakukutana na mwenziwe.
He took a trip to Tanga but did not find his friend..
na (conjunction), however.
na kadhalika (conjunction), and so on.
na kadhalika (conjunction), et cetera.
naam (pronoun), certainly.
naam (pronoun), of course.
naam (pronoun), I'm sorry? (would you mind repeating what you said I
didn't understand).
naam (pronoun), yes (said by males).
naam (pronoun), yes.
-nabihi (verb), be fully aware.
-nabihi (verb), notice.
-nabihi (verb), perceive.
-nabihi (verb), remember.
-nabihi (verb), understand.
-nabihika (verb potential), be alert. (< nabihi V). [nabihi V]
-nabihika (verb potential), be awake. shangazi la marehemu alinabihika
kwa ile sauti [Sul]. (< nabihi V). [nabihi V]
-nabihika (verb potential), be warmed. (< nabihi V). [nabihi V]
nabii (noun), pl manabii, foreseer.
nabii (noun 5/6an), pl manabii, rel. prophet.
nadhafa (noun), pl nadhafa, cleanliness. kutuza nadhafa [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
nadhari (noun), pl nadhari, attention. alijaribu kuvuta nadhari yangu
juu ya watoto kadha [Abd], hawakuwa na nadhari ya kuchochea uhasama [Sul].
(< Arabic).
nadhari (noun 9/10), pl nadhari, care.
nadhari (noun 9/10), choice. wa na [hana] nadhari. he has no choice..
nadhari (noun 9/10), pl nadhari, consideration. (< Arabic).
nadhari (noun 9/10), decision.
nadhari (noun), discernment.
nadhari (noun 9/10), discretion (power of).
nadhari (noun 9/10), gaze.
nadhari (noun), glance.
nadhari (noun), judgement (power of).
nadhari (noun), look.
nadhari (noun), penetration.
nadhari (noun), perspicacity.
nadhari (noun), pl nadhari, sagacity. yaya mwenye nadhari na usikivu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
nadhari (noun), pl nadhari, common sense. (< Arabic).
nadhari (noun), good sense.
nadharia (noun 9/10), pl nadharia, theory.
-nadhifisha (verb), arrange. (< nadhifu).
-nadhifisha (verb), clean up. (< nadhifu).
-nadhifisha (verb), neaten. (< nadhifu adj).
-nadhifisha (verb), put in good order. (< nadhifu).
nadhifu (adjective), clean. sauti yake ya kiume, nadhifu [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
nadhifu (adjective), neat.
nadhifu (adjective), orderly.
nadhifu (adjective), tidy. Chumba cha kulala pia hakikuwa nadhifu
[Ganzel Masomo 174]. The bedroom also was not tidy..
nadhifu (adjective), well-kept.
-weka nadhiri (verb), make a vow. msichana aliweka nadhiri kwamba
angeivunja rekodi iliyokuwapo [Muk].
nadhiri (noun), oath (often rel.).. weka nadhiri. take an oath..
nadhiri (noun 9/10), vow (often rel.).. weka nadhiri. keep a vow..
-nadi (verb), announce.
-nadi (verb), auction off.
-nadi (verb), make known.
-nadi (verb), proclaim.
-nadi (verb), offer for public sale.
-nadi (verb), hold a sale.
nadra (adjective), rare. (< Arabic).
nadra (adjective), scarce. (< Arabic).
nadra (adjective), uncommon. moja ya zile kazi nadra sana [Mt]. (<
Arabic).
nadra (adjective), unusual. Ni nadra kumwona amenyamaa panapotukia jambo
fulani [Khan, Masomo 391]. It is unusual to see him/her sitting quietly
when something happens..
nadra (adverb), rarely.
-nafaika (verb), prosper. (< nafuu).
-nafaika (verb), be successful. (< nafuu).
nafaika (adjective), have an advantage. (< nafuu).
nafaika (adjective), win. (< nafuu).
nafaka (noun), cereal (in gen.)..
nafaka (noun), pl nafaka, corn.
nafaka (noun 9/10), grain (in gen.).. Huliwa na mlo wa aina yo yote ya
nafaka [Masomo 16]. It is eaten with a serving of any type of grain..
-wa na nafasi (verb), have an opportunity.
nafasi (noun), pl nafasi, chance.
nafasi (noun 9/10), facilities. (< nafsi, nafisi,).
nafasi (noun), interval. [mus]
nafasi (noun), leisure.
nafasi (noun), pl nafasi, opportunity.
nafasi (noun), pl nafasi, place. kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika
mashindano yaliyokuwa yakingojewa [Muk].
nafasi (noun 9/10), possibility. wa na nafasi. have a possibility..
nafasi (noun), room. (< nafsi, nafisi,).
nafasi (noun), pl nafasi, space. akatafuta siku ya nafasi na kumtembelea
Subira [Sul], Ruzuna alitaka achukue nafasi ya kazi [Sul], Rehema akapata
nafasi ya kujiponya [Sul].
nafasi (noun 9/10), spare time.
nafasi (noun), period of time.
nafasi (noun), pl nafasi, time.
-nafidhi (verb), help.
-nafidhi (verb), preserve.
-nafidhi (verb), protect.
-nafidhi (verb), rescue.
-nafisi (verb), help out.
-nafisi (verb), maintain.
-nafisi (verb), provide for (with money).
-nafisi (verb), support.
-nafisika (verb), be eased. (< nafasi N).
kwa nafsi yangu (conjunction), as for myself.
nafsi (noun), breath.
nafsi (noun), vital essence.
nafsi (noun), individuality.
nafsi (noun), pl nafsi, oneself. Walijifikiria nafsi zao. They thought
of themselves.
nafsi (noun 9/10), pl nafsi, person. Walijifikiria nafsi zao. They
thought of themselves.
nafsi (noun 9/10), personality.
nafsi (noun 9/10), self. nafsi yangu. I myself..
nafsi (noun), pl nafsi, soul. nafsi yenye kiu ya kujaribu [Moh],
hapakuwa na wa kumtegemea isipokuwa nafsi yake mwenyewe [Sul], walimtakia
wema binti yao kama walivyojitakia nafsi zao [Moh]. (< Arabic).
kwa nafsi yangu (adverb), personally. kwa nafsi yangu mimi, mimi
nimezalika katika nyumba ya kitajiri [Abd].
-nafuu (verb), improve (health).
-nafuu (verb), make progress.
-nafuu (verb), recover.
nafuu (noun), advantage.
nafuu (noun), benefit. kuvuja pakacha nafuu ya mchukuzi. "If something
falls out of the (heavy) basket, that is a benefit to the carrier"..
nafuu (noun), pl nafuu, convalescence.
nafuu (noun), gain.
nafuu (noun), growth.
nafuu (noun), improvement. amepata nafuu. He is improving/getting
better.. [med]
nafuu (noun 9/10), increase.
nafuu (noun 9/10), profit. pata nafuu. to profit..
nafuu (noun), recuperation. amepata nafuu. He is improving/getting
better.. [med]
mchoro naganaga (noun), pl michoro naganaga, assembly drawing. (< -chora
V naganaga ?).
mchoro naganaga (noun), pl michoro naganaga, detailed drawing. (< -chora
V, naganaga?).
nahau (noun), evasion.
nahau (noun), excuse.
nahau (noun), pl nahau, explanation.
nahau (noun), grammar.
nahau (noun), pl nahau, idiom.
nahau (noun), rare meaning.
nahau (noun 9/10), pl nahau, phraseological unit.
nahau (noun 9/10), pretext.
nahau (noun), pl nahau, syntax.
nahodha (noun 5/6an), naut. captain. chombo cha manahodha wengi huzama.
Prov. A ship with many captains is likely to sink (=Many cooks spoil the
broth).. (< manahodha).
nahodha (noun 5/6an), zool. cormorant. (< manahodha).
nahodha (noun), zool. heron. (< manahodha).
naibu (noun), pl naibu, delegate. (< niaba N).
naibu (noun 9/10an), pl manaibu, deputy. (< niaba N).
naibu (noun 5/6an), pl manaibu, representative. (< niaba N).
nailon (noun), nylon. (< eng).
Nairobi (noun), Nairobi. (< proper name).
nairuzi (noun 9), Nauruz (Persian New Year's Day on 22 March).
nairuzi (noun), Nauruz (Persian New Year's Day on 22 March). (< pers).
naitrojeni (noun), nitrogen(n).
naizesheni (adjective), benefiting from the effects of ....
-najisi (verb), contaminate. alitegemea kumnajisi kwa chambo cha fedha
[Mun]. (< Arabic).
-najisi (verb), defile.
-najisi (verb), desecrate (a woman).
-najisi (verb), pollute.
-najisi (verb), profane (a woman).
-najisi (verb), rape (a woman).
-najisi (verb), soil.
-najisi (verb), violate (a woman).
najisi (adjective), dirty.
najisi (adjective), impure.
najisi (adjective), profane.
najisi (noun), disorder.
najisi (noun), filth.
najisi (noun), ritual uncleanness.
nakala (noun 9/10), article (in a periodical). (< nakili).
nakala (noun), pl nakala, copy. (< nakili V).
nakala (noun), number (of a periodical). (< nakili).
nakama (noun), pl nakama, decline. Chanzo cha hii nakama [Amana, Masomo
405]. The beginning of this decline.
nakama (noun 9/10), pl nakama, devastation.
nakama (noun 9/10), pl nakama, revenge. (< Arabic).
nakama (noun 9/10), pl nakama, vengeance. kuikabili hiyo nakama [Moh].
(< Arabic).
nakawa (adjective), clean.
nakawa (adjective), faultless.
nakawa (adjective), good looking.
nakawa (adjective), immaculate.
nakawa (adjective), pure.
nakawa (adjective), sound.
nakidi (noun), payment in cash.
-nakili (verb), copy.
-nakili (verb), transcribe.
nakili (noun 9/10), article (in a periodical). (< nakili).
nakili (noun), copy. nakala ya pili. duplicate.. (< nakili).
nakili (noun), issue (of a periodical). (< nakili).
nakili (noun), number (of a periodical). (< nakili).
nakili (noun), translation.
-nakishi (verb), decorate (with carving or embroidery etc.).
nakishi (noun), engraving.
nakishi (noun), ornamentation (carved).
-nakisi (verb), curtail.
-nakisi (verb), lessen.
-nakisi (verb), reduce.
nakisi (noun), pl nakisi, blemish. (< nakisi V).
nakisi (noun), cut (in pay).
nakisi (noun), pl nakisi, deficit. (< nakisi V).
nakisi (noun), flaw.
nakisi (noun), pl nakisi, reduction. (< nakisi V).
nakisi (noun), shortage.
nako (conjunction), and here.
-nakshi (verb), adorn (with carving etc.). mashavu yake manene
yananakshiwa kwa poda nyekundu [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-nakshi (verb), decorate (with carving or embroidery etc.).
-nakshi (verb), put on make-up. (< Arabic).
nakshi (noun 9/10), pl nakshi, decoration.
nakshi (noun 9/10), pl nakshi, engraving.
nakshi (noun 9/10), pl nakshi, carved ornament. mpaka wa nakshi baina ya
kichwa na kipaji [Sul]. (< Arabic).
nakudi (noun), payment in cash.
-nakulu (verb), copy.
nakulu (noun), translation.
nakupenda (verb), I like you.
nakupenda (verb appl-caus-intr), I love you.
nama (adjective), elastic.
nama (adjective), flexible. kijiti kinama. flexible stick..
nama (adjective), pliable.
namba (noun), pl namba, number. anazungusha namba za simu [Muk]. (<
Eng.).
namba (noun), pl manamba, manambari, quantity. manamba. (< eng).
nambari (noun), pl nambari, number. (< Eng.).
nambari (noun), pl manamba, manambari, quantity. manamba. (< eng).
nambawani (noun), pl manambawani, rare first-class man.
nambawani (noun), pl manambawani, rare acknowledged leader.
nambawani (noun), pl manambawani, rare a thing of first quality..
nambawani (noun), pl manambawani, rare victor.
nami (adjective), and l.
nami (adjective), I too.
namna (noun), pl namna, example.
namna (noun), form.
namna (noun), pl namna, kind. (< Persian).
namna (noun 9/10), model.
namna (noun), paradigm.
namna (noun), pattern.
namna (noun), quality. namna gani?. of what sort?.
namna (noun), pl namna, sort. usingalimpiga mkeo namna hii [Moh]. (<
Persian).
namna (noun), tabulation.
namna (noun), pl namna, type.
namna (noun 9/10), pl namna, way.
namna kwa namna (adjective), of various kinds. mfanyi biashara za namna
kwa namna [Sul].
-namua (verb), disengage.
-namua (verb), extricate.
-namua (verb), remove.
-namua (verb), set free.
-namua (verb), take out.
nanaa (noun 9/10), mint (leaf).
nanasi (noun), pl mananasi, pineapple. (< pers).
-nane (adjective), eight.
-nang'anika (verb), be fat.
-nang'anika (verb), be greasy.
-nang'anika (verb), be oily.
-nanga (verb), anchor. tia nanga. cast anchor.. (< pers). [naut]
nanga (noun), pl nanga, anchor.
nangonango (noun), worm (in the bowels).
-a nani? (pronoun), whose?.
nani (pronoun), whom?.
nani? (pronoun), who?.
nanigwanzula (noun), lizard (small species).
-nanua (verb), open by force.
-nanua (verb), split open.
nanyi (conjunction), and you (pl.).
nanyi (conjunction), you too (pl).
nanyi (pronoun), by you. (< na conj, ninyi pron).
nanyi (pronoun), with you. (< na conj, ninyi pron).
nao (conjunction), and they.
nao (conjunction), they too.
-napukia (verb), be elastic.
-napukia (verb), be flexible.
-napukia (verb), be limber.
nargisi (noun), narcissus.
-nasa (verb), catch. mnyama amenaswa katika mtego. The animal has been
caught in the trap..
-nasa (verb), grasp.
-nasa (verb), get hold (of). [macho yake] yalinasa alipotokea tena huyu
msichana [Mt]. (< nata V).
-nasa (verb), hold fast. (< nata V).
-nasa (verb), hold on to.
-nasa (verb), seize.
-nasa (verb), snare. (< nata V).
-nasa (verb), trap. (< nata V).
nasaba (noun), descent. (< nasibu).
nasaba (noun), family tree. (< nasibu).
nasaba (noun), pl nasaba, genealogy.
nasaba (noun), kinsfolk. sina nasaba naye. I am not related to him..
(< nasibu).
nasaba (noun), pl nasaba, lineage.
nasaba (noun), pl nasaba, pedigree.
nasaba (noun 9/10), relations. sina nasaba naye. I am not related to
him.. (< nasibu).
-nasaha (verb), pardon.
nasaha (noun), pl nasaha, advice. mama-mtu nasaha hazikumwisha midomoni
[Moh], lakini nasaha hazikumwombea Rehema [Sul]. (< Arabic).
nasaha (noun 9/10), pl nasaba, request for forgiveness. (< Arabic).
nasaha (noun 9/10), pl nasaha, petition.
nasaha (noun 9/10), pl nasaha, recommendation. (< Arabic).
nasi (noun), pl manasi, nurse. (< engl).
nasi (noun), and we.
-nasibisha (verb), trace someone's genealogy.
-nasibu (verb), trace someone's genealogy.
kwa nasibu (adverb), accidentally.
kwa nasibu (adverb), by chance.
kwa nasibu (adverb), unintentionally.
nasibu (noun), chance. kwa nasibu. "by chance, perhaps"..
nasibu (noun 9/10), destiny.
nasibu (noun), fate.
nasibu (noun), pl nasibu, fortune. (< nasaba N).
nasibu (noun 9/10), lottery. bahati nasibu.
nasibu (noun), luck. kwa nasibu. by chance, perhaps.
nasibu (noun), pl nasibu, luck. (< nasaba N).
nasiha (noun), reliable adviser.
nasiha (noun), pl nasiha, wise advisor. (< nasaha V).
nasiha (noun), pl nasiha, sincere friend. (< nasaha V).
nasiha (noun), true friend.
-nasihi (verb), give good advice. (< nasaha V).
-nasihi (verb), beg for forgiveness.
-nasihi (verb), implore. Miraji akafuata nyuma akinasihi [Moh]. (<
nasaha V).
-nasihi (verb), beg for pardon.
-nasihi (verb), request. (< nasaha V).
-nasisi (verb), petition.
-nasua (verb converse), take from a trap. jitihada zake zote za kutaka
kujinasua na mkamato thabiti wa Mzungu huyo zilikuwa bure [Ng]. (< nasa
V).
nasuri (noun), med. fistula..
-naswa (verb), be caught. (< nasa V).
-nata (verb), adhere.
-nata (verb), be concentrated on (fig.). mawazo yake yamenata katika
jambo zito [Muk].
-nata (verb), stick.
-nata (verb), be viscous.
nata (adjective), spread on.
nati (noun), pl nati, nut.
natija (noun 9/10), pl natija, beneficial result. Pengine akusudie
kuonyesha natija ipatikanayo watu wakiishi katika Vijiji vya Ujamaa [Khan,
Masomo 392]. Perhaps s/he may intend to show the beneficial results that
will be available for people if they live in Ujamaa Villages..
-nauli (verb), hire.
nauli (noun), pl nauli, fare. Wenye magari wasiongeze nauli wakati wo
wote wapendavyo [Masomo 219]. Vehicle owners shouldn't increase fares
whenever they want..
nauli (noun 9/10), freight.
nauruzi (noun), Nauruz (Persian New Year's Day on 22 March). (< pers).
-nawa (verb), wash (hands or face or feet). maji ya kunawa.. water for
washing..
nawe (conjunction), and you (sing.).
nawe (conjunction), you too (sing).
nawe (conjunction), pl nanyi, with you. (< na wewe).
-nawiri (verb), look attractive.
-nawiri (verb), look healthy.
-nawiri (verb), appear nourished.
-nawiri (verb), look pleasant.
-nawiri (verb), shine. (< Arabic).
-nawiri (verb), thrive. nishampata mtu anayenifanya ninawiri [Ma],
aliipa [miasumini yake] wakati na nguvu zake zote ili inawiri [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
nawiri (adjective), glow (healthy appearance or pleasant expression of
the face). (< nuru).
nawiri (adjective), shine (healthy appearance or pleasant expression of
the face). (< nuru).
-nawisha (verb causative), soak. umajimaji wa mvua unawanawisha [Ma].
(< nawa V).
-nawisha (verb causative), make wet. (< nawa V).
naye (adjective), he too.
naye (adjective), it too.
naye (adjective), she too.
-nazaa (verb), dispute.
-nazaa (verb), quarrel.
nazaa (noun), dissension.
nazaa (noun), hostility.
-fua nazi (verb), break open a coconut.
nazi (noun 9/10), coconut. nazi mbovu harabu ya nzima. A bad coconut
destroys the good one..
ncha (adverb), extremity. ncha ya kaskazini [kusini]. geogr. north
(south) pole..
ncha (noun 9/10), end. ncha ya kaskazini [kusini]. geogr. north
(south) pole..
ncha (noun), pl ncha, extremity.
ncha (noun 9/10), outcome.
ncha (noun), peak. ncha ya kaskazini [kusini]. geogr. north (south)
pole..
ncha (noun), pl ncha, point. kwenye ncha ya waya ile pana kiwashio
[Muk].
ncha (noun), final result.
ncha (noun), strand (of a rope, etc.)..
ncha (noun 9/10), tip. ncha ya kalamu. tip of a pencil..
-pata nchi (verb), arrive in a country.
-pata nchi (verb), reach a country.
nchi (noun), pl nchi, country.
nchi (noun), rare district.
nchi (noun), earth. nchi kavu. dry land (as opp. to bahari)..
nchi (noun 9/10), pl nchi, land.
nchi (noun), rare region..
ndago (noun), nut grass weed (Cypernus rotundus). ndago mwitu. papyrus
grass..
ndakaka (noun), pl ndakaka, poles used for thatching roof.
ndala (noun 9/10), leather sandal.
ndama (noun), young (of some animals). ndama ya mbuzi. kid..
ndama (noun), pl ndama, calf.
ndama ya ng'ombe (noun), calf.
ndama ya mbuzi (noun), kid.
kitu cha ndani (noun), pl vitu vya ndani, enclosure. (< kitu N, ndani
adv).
ndani (adverb), inside. ndani ya. inside of.
ndani (adverb), inwardly. anadhani ndani ya moyo wake. He thought in
his innermost heart..
ndani (adverb), secretely.
ndani (adverb), within. ndani ya. within the....
ndani (preposition), in.
ndani yake (noun), inside her.
ndanimwe (noun), inside her. ghadhabu yake ikazidi kuhumuka ndanimwe
[Muk]. (< ndani p, -ake pron).
ndaniye (conjunction), pl ndanio, inside it. (< ndani yake).
ndaniye (conjunction), pl ndanio, within it. (< ndani yake).
ndara (noun 9/10), leather sandal.
ndaro (noun 9/10), boasting. sema manenao ya ndaro. make boastful
statements..
ndaro (noun), bragging. sema manenao ya ndaro. make bragging
statements..
ndau (noun), bailer (used for bailing out boats). [naut]
ndau (noun), dipper (used for bailing out boats). [naut]
ndau (noun), pl ndau, vessel for bailing water out of a boat. [naut]
ndefu (adjective), long.
ndege (noun), pl ndege, airplane.
ndege (noun 9/10), pl ndege, bird.
ndege (noun 9/10an), omen. ndege njema [mbaja]. A good (bad) omen..
ndege (noun), sign. ndege njema [mbaja]. A good (bad) sign..
ndege ya kireaktive (noun 7/8), pl ndege za kireaktive, jet airplane. (<
Eng.).
ndere (noun), powder used as a love charm. uganga wa ndere.
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, amusement. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, cheerfulness. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), cheerfulness. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, comfort. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun 10), pl nderemo, comfort. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, contentment. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun 3/4), pl minderemo, freedom from care. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, happiness. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, joy. (< terema V).
nderemo (noun), pl minderemo, lightheartedness. (< terema V).
nderi (noun 9/10), large bird of prey similar to a condor. [ornith]
ndevu (noun), pl ndevu, awn (of grain).
ndevu (noun), pl ndevu, pl.beard.
ndevu (noun), pl ndevu, wattle (of birds).
ndevu (noun), pl ndevu, pl.whiskers.
ndevu ya kidevu (noun), pl ndevu za kidevu, goatee. (< udevu).
[anatomical]
ndewe (noun 9/10), pl ndewe, hole pierced in earlobe for ornament.
ndezi (adverb), drowsiness.
ndezi (adverb), indolence.
ndezi (adverb), laxity.
ndezi (noun), rat (kind of).
ndezi (noun), sleepiness.
ndi (interjection), it is indeed.
ndi- (adverb), it is so.
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, main (of electric power). njia kuu. main
street. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, means. tumia njia zote uwezavyo umtoe jelani.
Use any means to get him out of jail. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, method. umetumia njia gani?. What kind of
method are you using?. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, path. njia ya kukata. shortcut.. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, road. njia panda. crossroads. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, route. njia ya kuzunguka. "roundabout way,
detour".. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, street. njia kuu. Main street.. (< ja).
ndia (noun 9/10), pl ndia, way. njia ya railway. railway track. (<
ja).
ndia panda (noun 9/10), pl ndia, crossroads. (< ja).
ndia ya kukata (noun 9/10), pl ndia, shortcut. (< ja).
ndia ya kuzunguka (noun 9/10), pl ndia, detour. (< ja).
ndia ya kuzunguka (noun 9/10), pl ndia, roundabout way. (< ja).
ndia ya reli (noun 9/10), pl ndia, railway. (< ja).
ndia kuu (noun 9/10), pl ndia, highway. (< ja).
ndiga (noun), wild grass variety (Dioscorea dumetorum).
ndiga (noun), pl ndiga, root (eaten during famine).
ndiga (noun 9/10), pl ndiga, kind of wild grass. (< ja).
ndiga (noun 9/10), pl ndiga, ndiga. (< ja).
ndigano (noun 9/10), disease of cattle especially prevalent on the east
coast of Africa (east-coast fever). katika wilaya hiyo iko ndigano. The
east-coast fever has appeared in these districts..
ndigano (noun), pl ndigano, east coast fever (of cattle).
ndigano (noun 9/10), pl ndiga, kind of cattle disease. (< ja).
ndilo (phrase), That is it!. (< ja).
ndimi (interjection), I'm the one!.
ndimo (interjection), In there is where it is!.
ndimu (noun), pl ndimu, lemon.
ndimu (noun 9/10), lime (fruit). (< ind).
ndinyi (interjection), Especially you (pl)!.
ndinyi (interjection), You are the ones!.
ndio (interjection), That is the way it is! Yes!.
ndio (interjection), They are the ones!.
ndio (pronoun), yes.
ndipo (adverb), and then.
ndipo (adverb), just then. hungoja mpaka jua limkaushe ndipo avae [Kez].
ndipo (conjunction), it is then. aliufunga mlango ndipo akaenda zake..
He first locked the door and then he went his way..
ndipo (conjunction), it is there. aliufunga mlango ndipo akaenda zake..
He first locked the door and then he went his way..
ndiposa (conjunction), consequently. [dial]
ndiposa (conjunction), consequently. [dial]
ndisi (interjection), Especially us!.
ndisi (interjection), We are the ones!.
ndita (noun), pl ndita, frown. nyusi kazikweza na ndita zimesheheni paji
[Muk].
ndivyo (interjection), It is in this way. kama ndivyo. If that is the
way it is..
ndivyo (interjection), it is that way.
ndivyo (pronoun), in this manner.
ndivyo (pronoun), thus.
ndivyo? (conjunction), is it so?.
ndiyo (interjection), That is the way it is! Yes!.
ndiyo (pronoun), yes.
ndiyo (pronoun), it is so.
ndiyo (pronoun), pl ndizo, yes.
ndiyo maana (conjunction), that's why. ndiyo maana nina thamani [Ma].
ndiyo ndiyo (conjunction), yes it is so.
ndizi (noun 9/10), banana.
ndizi (noun), plantain (fruit of the mgomba, q.v.).
ndoa (noun 9/10), marriage. funja ndoa. break up a marriage.. (< oa).
ndoa (noun), matrimony. (< oa).
ndoa (noun), wedding. funga ndoa. wed. (< oa).
ndoana (noun), pl ndoana, fish hook.
ndoero (noun), kind of bird (crab-plover). [ornith]
ndogoro (noun), zool. species of antelope (waterbuck).
ndondi (adverb), with the fits. pigana ndondi. "fight with the fists,
box"..
ndondi (noun), pl ndondi, boxing.
ndongoa (noun 9/10), custom of slaughtering an animal (goat or ox) in
front of the house of a deceased person.
ndonya (noun 9/10), wooden disc or plug inserted in a woman's upper lip
(Makonde and Wiha and Nyasa ethnic groups).
ndoo (noun), bailer.
ndoo (noun), pl ndoo, bucket. anachukua ndoo na kuharakisha bombani
[Muk].
ndoo (noun), dipper.
ndoo (noun), pl ndoo, pail.
ndoo (noun), one of the receptacles on a conveyor belt..
ndoo (noun), scoop.
ndorobo (noun), tsetse fly.
ndoto (noun 9/10), pl ndoto, dream. usingizi hautomruhusu kuhisi lolote,
hata kwa ndoto [Muk]. (< ota).
ndoto (noun 9/10), pl ndoto, dreaming (act of). usingizi hautomruhusu
kuhisi lolote, hata kwa ndoto [Muk]. (< ota).
ndoto (noun), rare drowsiness. (< ota).
ndoto (noun), rare sleep. (< ota).
ndovu (noun), elephant.
nduara (noun), sea-fish (kind of).
ndubi (noun 9/10), naut. outrigger.
ndugu (noun), birthmark.
ndugu (noun), pl ndugu, brother. alimtoa mtoto kwenda kuwaita nduguze na
shogaze [Sul].
ndugu (noun), citizen.
ndugu (noun), pl ndugu, comrade. Katibu Kata wa Kata ya Ndzangano, Ndugu
Lupituko [Mun].
ndugu (noun), conational.
ndugu (noun 9/10an), pl ndugu, cousin.
ndugu (noun 1/2), pl ndugu, friend.
ndugu (noun), pl ndugu, relation.
ndugu (noun 9/10an), sister. ndugu mke. sister.
ndugu (noun), fellow tribesman.
ndui (noun), pl. med. smallpox (a single pustule =udui). mgonjwa wa
ndui. victim of smallpox..
nduli (noun 9/10), pl nduli, angel of death. alimwona Bwana Maksuudi
kamsimamia kama nduli [Moh].
nduli (noun 9/10), rel.angel of death.
nduli (noun 9/10an), brutal person.
nduli (noun), cruel person.
nduli (noun), pl nduli, killer. mtesaji, mlafi, dhulmati, afriti, nduli
mkubwa [Muk].
nduli (noun 9/10), murderer.
nduli (noun), ruffian.
nduli (noun), pl nduli, savage person.
nduli (noun 9/10an), thug.
ndumakuwili (noun 9/10), zool. blindworm (which is popularly believed to
have a mouth at either end). (< uma, kuwili).
ndumakuwili (noun 9/10an), pl ndumakuwili, double-crosser. (< uma V, -
wili adj).
ndumakuwili (noun 9/10an), pl ndumakuwili, two-faced person. (< uma V, -
wili adj).
ndumakuwili (noun), pl ndumakuwili, blind-worm. (< uma V, -wili adj).
ndume (noun), male (of animals). (< ume).
ndume (noun), strong. (< ume).
ndume (noun), vigorous man. (< ume).
ndumiko (noun), instrument (horn) used for cupping and bleeding.
nduni (noun), latest fashion.
nduni (noun), pl nduni, novelty.
nduni (noun), latest rage.
nduni (noun), pl nduni, surprising thing.
ndururu (adjective), light.
ndururu (adjective), small (of persons).
ndururu (adjective), thin.
ndururu (adjective), undersize (of persons).
ndururu (adjective), weak.
ndusi (noun 9/10), box (us. covered with rawhide and used by women for
clothing or personal ornaments etc).
ndweo (noun), pl ndweo, arrogance.
ndweo (noun), pl ndweo, pride.
neema (noun), abundance.
neema (noun), aid.
neema (noun), rel.(divine) benefaction.
neema (noun), rel.(divine) blessing.
neema (noun), comfort.
neema (noun), pl neema, ease.
neema (noun), rel.(divine) favor.
neema (noun 9/10), pl neema, good fortune. Dunia yetu ilikuwa ya neema
kubwa [Masomo 304]. Our world had great good fortune..
neema (noun 9/10), generosity.
neema (noun), pl neema, grace.
neema (noun), rel.(divine) grace.
neema (noun 9/10), pl neema, mercy.
neema (noun 9/10), pl neema, plenty.
neema (noun 9/10), prosperity.
neema (noun), support.
neema (noun), wealth.
neema (noun), well-being.
neemefu (adjective), abundant. (< neema,).
neemefu (adjective), charitable. (< neema,).
neemefu (adjective), in comfortable circumstances. (< neema,).
neemefu (adjective), generous. (< neema,).
neemefu (adjective), plentiful. (< neema,).
neemefu (adjective), prosperous. (< neema,).
-neemeka (verb), be in comfortable circumstances. (< neema).
-neemeka (verb), be generous. (< neema).
-neemeka (verb), make a good profit. (< neema).
-neemeka (verb), own property. (< neema).
-neemeka (verb), be well-off. (< neema).
-neemeka (verb), be charitable. (< neema).
-neemesha (verb), provide well for. (< neema N).
neemevu (adjective), abundant. (< neema,).
neemevu (adjective), charitable. (< neema,).
neemevu (adjective), in comfortable circumstances. (< neema,).
neemevu (adjective), generous. (< neema,).
neemevu (adjective), plentiful. (< neema,).
neemevu (adjective), prosperous. (< neema,).
nektai (noun), necktie. (< engl).
neli (noun), pipe. (< ind).
neli (noun), tube. (< ind).
nema (noun 9/10), rare bend.
nembo (noun), pl nembo, coat of arms. (< urembo N).
nembo (noun 9/10), pl nembo, logo. (< urembo N).
nembo (noun 9/10), pl nembo, tribal mark. (< urembo N).
nembo (noun 9/10), pl nembo, seal. (< urembo N).
nembo (noun 9/10), tattoo.
nembo ya taifa (phrase), national emblem. (< nembo N, taifa N).
-nemesha (verb), bend. (< neema N).
nemsi (noun), rare good name.
nemsi (noun), rare honorable reputation.
-nena (verb), articulate. nena vizuri, usiseme puani. "articulate
clearly, don't talk through the nose"..
-nena (verb), declare.
-nena (verb), designate.
-nena (verb), mention.
-nena (verb), name.
-nena (verb), say.
-nena (verb), speak. nena vizuri, usiseme puani. "speak clearly, don't
talk through the nose"..
-nena (verb), talk. nena vizuri, usiseme puani. "talk clearly, don't
talk through the nose"..
nena (noun 9/10), pl manena, groin. [anat]
nenda! (verb conjugated), go!. (< enda V).
mnene (noun 1/2), pl wanene, plump person.
nene (adjective), broad.
nene (adjective), corpulent.
nene (adjective), deep. sauti nene. fig. a deep voice..
nene (adjective), fat.
nene (adjective), full.
nene (adjective), thick.
nene (adverb), complete.
-nenea (verb), speak against. (< nena V).
-nenepa (verb), become corpulent. (< nene).
-nenepa (verb), become fat. (< nene).
-nenepa (verb), gain weight. (< nene).
-nenepa (verb), become unwieldly. (< nene).
-nenepa (verb transitive), thicken. [nyayo] zangu zinanenepa na
zinakazana [Abd]. the sole of my foot is becoming thick and sturdy.
-nenepesha (verb causative), fatten. (< -nenepa V).
-neneza (verb), bado. (< -nenepa V).
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, affair.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, assertion.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, concern (matter for).
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, debate.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, dialect.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, discussion.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, expression. neno la kweli. a true
expression.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, important matter.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, language.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, objection. sina neno. I have no objection..
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, statement.
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, utterance. neno la kweli. a true
utterance..
neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, word. neno la kweli. a true word..
neno la kweli (noun 5/6), pl maneno, true word.
neno siri (noun 5/6), pl maneno, secret.
sina neno (noun 5/6), pl maneno, I have no objection.
-nepa (verb), bend down.
-nepa (verb), dip.
-nepa (verb), sag (of a tree branch etc).
-nepa (verb), sink.
-nepesha (verb), bend down.
-nepesha (verb), press down.
nepi (noun 9/10), pl nepi, check. nepi za kuopoa toka kwa watalii [Ma].
check for rescuing (from difficulties) tourists. (< Eng.). [slang]
neruzi (noun), Nauruz (Persian New Year's Day on 22 March). (< pers).
neruzi (noun), Persian New Year's Day (March 22). (< pers).
-nesa (verb), beat.
-nesa (verb), bend.
-nesa (verb), sag (as a branch).
-nesa (verb), strike.
neva (noun 9/10), pl neva, nerve. (< Eng.). [anat]
chuma cha ng'amba (noun), tortoise-shell. chuma cha ng'amba. tortoise-
shell.
ng'ge (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ge, scorpion.
-ng'wafua (verb), snap at something.
-ng'wafua (verb), snap at something (of an animal).
-ng'wafua (verb), snatch.
-ng'wafua (verb), snatch.
-ng'aa (verb), gleam.
-ng'aa (verb), glitter.
-ng'aa (verb), shine.
-ng'aa (verb), sparkle.
ngabu (noun 9/10), pl ngabu, chisel.
ngabu (noun 9/10), pl ngabu, gouge (carpenter's tool).
ngadu (noun 9/10an), pl ngadu, crab (kind of).
-ng'akia (verb), growl (dogs etc).
-ng'akia (verb), snarl (dogs etc).
-ng'akia (verb), show the teeth (dogs etc).
-ng'ala (verb), gleam.
-ng'ala (verb), glitter.
-ng'ala (verb), shine.
-ng'ala (verb), sparkle.
ngalawa (noun 9/10), pl ngalawa, wooden boat with outriggers.
ngalawa (noun 9/10), pl ngalawa, canoe.
ngalawa (noun 9/10), pl ngalawa, outrigger.
-ng'alia (verb applicative), shine. mwezi uliwang'alia na nyota
ziliwamulika [Kez]. the moon shone on them and the stars beamed on them.
(< ng'aa V).
-ng'aliza (verb), to make gleam.
-ng'aliza (verb), to make glitter.
-ng'aliza (verb), polish.
-ng'aliza (verb), to make shine.
-ng'aliza (verb), to make sparkle.
ngama (noun 9/10), pl ngama, bilge.
ngama (noun 9/10), pl ngama, whitish clay (kind of).
ngama (noun 9/10), pl ngama, feces passed after death before burial.
ngama (noun 9/10), pl ngama, hold (of a vessel). [naut]
ngama (noun 9/10), pl ngama, ship's hold. [naut]
ng'amba (noun 9/10), pl ng'amba, tortoise-shell.
ng'amba (noun 9/10an), pl ng'amba, turtle (kind of).
ngambi (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, agreement to act together for common good.
(< amba? V).
ngambi (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, mutual assistance (organized by a group of
people living together).
ngambi (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, communal work.
ngambi (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, mutual assistance.
ng'ambo (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, abroad.
ng'ambo (noun 9/10), pl ngambi, either of two opposite sides. ng'ambo ya
huku. this side.
ng'ambo (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo, one of 2 opposite sides.
ng'ambo (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo, overseas.
ng'ambo (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo, the other side.
ng'ambo ya huku (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo za huko, this side.
ng'ambo ya pili (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo za pili, the other side.
ng'ambo ya pili (noun 9/10), pl ng'ambo za pili, the opposite side.
ng'ambo ya (preposition), on the other side of.
ngamia (noun 9/10an), pl ngamia, camel.
-ng'amua (verb), disclose (a secret ).
-ng'amua (verb), discover.
-ng'amua (verb), find out.
-ng'amua (verb), get to know.
-ng'amua (verb), learn about.
-ng'amua (verb), realize.
-ng'amua (verb), unravel.
ng'anda (noun 9/10), pl ng'anda, handful.
ng'anda (noun 9/10), pl ng'anda, pip (on playing-cards).
ng'anda (noun 9/10), pl ng'anda, spot (on playing-cards).
ng'anda (noun 9/10), pl ng'anda, Venus.
ng'andu (noun 9/10), pl ng'andu, Venus.
-ng'ang'ama (verb), catch hold of.
-ng'ang'ama (verb), grasp.
-ng'ang'ama (verb), hold fast.
-ng'ang'ama (verb), seize.
-ng'ang'anaa (verb), become dry (from the effects of the sun).
-ng'ang'anaa (verb), become hard (from the effects of the sun).
-ng'ang'anaa (verb), wilt.
-ng'ang'anaa (verb), wither.
-ng'ang'ania (verb), beg. [rare]
-ng'ang'ania (verb), cling.
-ng'ang'ania (verb), contest (the possession of something).
-ng'ang'ania (verb), entreat. [rare]
-ng'ang'ania (verb), not to give in.
-ng'ang'ania (verb), implore. [rare]
-ng'ang'ania (verb), insist. wazee wake wakang'ang'ania kumsuuza yeye tu
[Moh].
-ng'ang'ania (verb), be insistent. akaking'ang'ania kama mwana mbele ya
wauaji' [Mun].
-ng'ang'ania (verb), persist.
-ng'ang'ania (verb), pester. (< ng'ang'ana).
-ng'ang'ania (verb), plead (persistently and urgently for something one
wants). [rare]
-ng'ang'ania (verb), vie for.
ng'ang'anivu (adjective), importunate. (< ng'ang'ania).
ng'ang'anivu (adjective), persistent. (< ng'ang'ania).
ngano (noun 9/10), pl ngano, fable. (< ng'ang'ania).
ngano (noun 9/10), pl ngano, story. (< ng'ang'ania).
ngano (noun 9/10), pl ngano, tale. (< ng'ang'ania).
ngano (noun 9/10), pl ngano, wheat. leo nchi yetu ya Marikani inawalisha
Warusi kwa ngano [Kez]. Today, our country, America, is supplying Russia
with wheat.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, facade.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, housefront.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, shield.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, facade.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, housefront.
ngao (noun 9/10), pl ngao, shield.
-ngapi? (pronoun), how many?. (< -pi inter).
-ngapi? (pronoun), how much?. (< -pi inter).
saa ngapi? (pronoun), what time is it?.
-ng'ara (verb), gleam.
-ng'ara (verb), glitter.
-ng'ara (verb), light up.
-ng'ara (verb), shine.
-ng'ara (verb), shine.
-ng'ara (verb), sparkle.
ngara (noun 9/10), pl ngara, leather headband worn by chiefs. [rare]
ngara (noun 9/10), pl ngara, hide.
ngara (noun 9/10), pl ngara, leather.
ngara (noun 9/10), pl ngara, male blossom of maize.
ngara (noun 9/10), pl ngara, skin.
ng'arange (noun 9/10), pl ng'arange, hard center or heart of tree.
ng'arange (noun 9/10), pl ng'arange, heartwood (of a tree).
ngariba (noun 9/10an), pl ngariba, professional circumciser.
ngariba (noun 9/10an), pl ngariba, circumciser.
-ng'arisha (verb), polish. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'arisha (verb), shine. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'ariza (verb), to make gleam. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'ariza (verb), to make glitter. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'ariza (verb), polish. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'ariza (verb), to make shine. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'ariza (verb), to make sparkle. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'atuka (verb), resign voluntarily.
-ng'atuka (verb), vacate office voluntarily.
ngawa (noun 9/10an), pl ngawa, civet cat. (< ng'ara V).
ngawa (noun 9/10an), pl ngawa, serval. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'aza (verb), to make gleam. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'aza (verb), to make glitter. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'aza (verb), to make shine. (< ng'ara V).
-ng'aza (verb), to make sparkle. (< ng'ara V).
katika ngazi mbalimbali (adjective), in several stages.
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, degree (rank). na mazoea yale
yalivyokithiri, yeye hakuweza kuyamaizi katika ukweli na ngazi zake [Muk].
Given his(her) rank, he was unable to recognize the habits that had become
prevalant.
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, ladder. (< ng'ara V).
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, ladder. ngazi ya noti. (musical) scale.
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, rung of ladder.
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, steps. (< ng'ara V).
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, stairs (flight of). ngazi ya noti.
(musical) scale.
ngazi (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, step. ngazi ya noti. (musical) scale.
ngazi ya noti (noun 9/10), pl ngazi, scale (musical). (< ng'ara V).
Ngazija (noun), Great Comoro Island. (< ng'ara V).
nge (noun 9/10an), pl nge, scorpion. siku moja aliumwa na nge [Kez]. He
was biten by a scorpion one day.
ngedere (noun 9/10an), pl ngedere, monkey (small black type).
ngedere (noun 9/10an), pl ngedere, small black monkey.
ngema (adjective), good. [dial]
ngema (adverb), Certainly.
ngema (adverb), Good!.
ngeu (adjective), bleeding from a head wound.
ngeu (noun 9/10), pl ngeu, line used by carpenters for marking work.
ngeu (noun 9/10), pl ngeu, red chalky earth.
ngeu (noun 9/10), pl ngeu, line.
ngeu (noun 9/10), pl ngeu, mark.
ngeu (noun 9/10), pl ngeu, red ochre.
mshipa wa ngiri (noun 3/4), pl mishipa ya ngiri, swollen scrotum.
mshipa wa ngiri (noun 3/4), pl mishipa ya ngiri, scrotal hernia.
ngiri (noun 9/10an), pl ngiri, wild boar. [rare]
ngiri (noun 9/10an), pl ngiri, warthog.
ngiri (noun 9/10an), pl ngiri, wild boar.
ngisi (noun 9/10an), pl ngisi, cuttlefish. wino wa ngisi. cuttlefish
ink.
wino wa ngisi (noun), sepia.
ng'o (interjection), expression of contempt.
ng'o (interjection), expression of derision.
ng'o (interjection), expression of refusal.
-ng'oa (verb), dig up. ng'oa mzizi. dig up a root..
-ng'oa (verb), extract.
-ng'oa (verb), hoist.
-ng'oa (verb), pull out.
-ng'oa (verb), raise. ng'oa tanga. raise sail.
-ng'oa (verb), tear out.
-ng'oa (verb), uproot. walipomaliza kung'oa milango na madirisha ya
nyumba ile [Mun]. when they finished removing the doors and widows of
that house.
ngoa (noun 9/10), pl ngoa, desire. timiza ngoa. satisfy desire.
ngoa (noun 9/10), pl ngoa, envy.
ngoa (noun 9/10), pl ngoa, jealousy.
ngoa (noun 9/10), pl ngoa, lust. timiza ngoa. satisfy desire.
-ng'oa jino (phrase), pull a tooth. ng'oa jino. pull out the tooth.
-ng'oa mzizi (phrase), pull up a root. ng'oa jino. pull out the tooth.
-ng'oa safari (phrase), set out on a journey.
-ng'oa tanga (phrase), set sail. [naut]
ngoe (noun 9/10), pl ngoe, large hooked stick.
-ngoeka (verb), get hold of something with a stick.
-ngoeka (verb), get hold of something (fruit etc) with a hook. (< ugoe).
ng'ofu (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ofu, fish-roe.
ngogo (noun 9/10an), pl ngogo, fish (small).
ngogo (noun 9/10an), pl ngogo, small fish.
-ngoja (verb), be on guard.
-ngoja (verb), remain behind.
-ngoja (verb), stay.
-ngoja (verb), stop.
-ngoja (verb), wait. ngoja-ngoja yaumiza tumbo. Long waiting hurts the
stomach..
-ngoja (verb), keep watch.
ngoja! (interjection), wait!.
ngojamaliko (noun 9/10an), pl ngojamaliko, bittern (species of).
ngojamaliko (noun 9/10an), pl ngojamaliko, heron (species of).
-ngojea (verb), wait for. (< ngoja V).
-ngojeza (verb), adjourn.
-ngojeza (verb), postpone.
-ngojeza (verb), keep someone waiting.
-ngojeana (verb), wait for each other. (< ngoja V).
-ngojeana (verb), wait together. (< ngoja V).
-ngojewa (verb), be waited for. (< ngoja V).
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, guarding.
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, patrol. [mil]
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, station. (< ngoja V).
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, stopping-place.
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, surveillance.
ngojo (noun 9/10), pl ngojo, waiting-place. (< ngoja V).
-ng'oka (verb), come out. (< ng'oa V).
-ng'oka (verb), be uprooted. (< ng'oa V).
-ng'oka jino (verb potential), extract a tooth. hata akateguka mguu na
kung'oka jino moja [Mt]. S(h)e even strained the foot and broke one
tooth. (< ng'oa V).
ngole (noun 9/10), pl ngole, string.
ngole (noun 9/10), pl ngole, twine.
-ng'olewa (verb), be pulled out. (< ng'oa V).
-ng'olewa jino (verb passive), have a tooth extracted. [meno] mangapi
umeng'olewa? [Abd]. How many of your teeth have been uprooted.
-cheza ngoma (verb), take part in a dance.
-piga ngoma (verb), beat drums.
ngoma (noun 9/10), pl ngoma, dance.
ngoma (noun 9/10), pl ngoma, drum.
ngoma (noun 9/10), pl ngoma, music.
ngoma namna namna (mbalimbali) (phrase), instrumental music.
pigo la ngoma (noun 5/6), pl mapigo ya ngoma, beat of a drum. (< piga
V).
-kama ng'ombe (verb), pl ng'ombe, milk a cow.
ndama ya ng'ombe (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe, calf.
ng'ombe (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe, cattle. ndama ya ng'ombe. young of a
cow.
ng'ombe (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe, cow.
ng'ombe (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe, ox. ng'ombe dume. bull.
ng'ombe (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe, stupid person.
ng'ombe dume (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe dume, male cow.
ng'ombe dume (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe dume, bull.
ng'ombe jike (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe jike, cow (female).
ng'ombe maksai (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe maksai, bullock. ng'ombe dume.
bull.
ng'ombe maksai (noun 9/10an), pl ng'ombe maksai, ox. ng'ombe dume.
bull.
ngome (noun 9/10), pl ngome, escarpment.
ngome (noun 9/10), pl ngome, fort.
ngome (noun 9/10), pl ngome, fortification.
ngome (noun 9/10), pl ngome, fortress.
-ng'onda (verb), dry fish.
ng'onda (noun 9/10), pl ng'onda, sun-dried fish. (< ng'onda V).
-ng'ong'a (verb), buzz.
-ng'ong'a (verb), hum.
-ng'ong'a (verb), make a contemptuous noise with tongue and lips (the
'raspberry').
ng'ong'a (noun 9/10), pl ng'ong'a, sound of a war horn.
ng'ong'a (noun 9/10), pl ng'ong'a, war horn.
-ng'ong'ona (verb), gnaw.
ngongongo (noun 9/10), pl ngongongo, freight train.
ngonjera (noun 9/10), pl ngonjera, poem recited in alteration (can be
sung).
ngono (noun 9/10), pl ngono, bedtime. (< gona V).
ngono (noun 9/10), pl ngono, intercourse (sexual). (< gona v).
ngono (noun 9/10), pl ngono, nighttime. (< gona V).
ngono (noun 9/10), pl ngono, a wife's turn for sleeping with her husband
(in polygyny). (< gona V).
ng'oo (interjection), expression of contempt.
ng'oo (interjection), expression of derision.
ng'oo (interjection), expression of refusal.
ngosho kwa ngosho (phrase), hand in hand. nikae naye hapa hapa duniani,
ngosho kwa ngosho [Sul]. I stay with him (her) here in the world, hand in
hand.
-ng'ota (verb), beat (pillows or rugs).
-ng'ota (verb), gnaw.
-ng'ota (verb), pound (pillows or rugs).
-ng'ota (verb), rap (as a wood-pecker).
-ng'ota (verb), shake.
-ng'ota (verb), sift.
-ng'ota (verb), tap (as a wood-pecker).
mwenye ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, uncircumcised man.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, football.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, football game.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, foreskin.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, hide.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, leather.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, prepuce.
ngovi (noun 9/10), pl ngovi, skin.
ngoweo (noun 9/10), pl ngoweo, rope (strong piece of).
ngozi (noun 9/10), pl ngozi, football.
ngozi (noun 9/10), pl ngozi, football game.
ngozi (noun 9/10), pl ngozi, hide.
ngozi (noun 9/10), pl ngozi, leather.
ngozi (noun 9/10), pl ngozi, skin.
nguchiro (noun 9/10an), pl nguchiro, mongoose.
ngumbaru (noun 9/10an), pl ngumbaru, adult.
ngumbaru (noun 9/10an), pl ngumbaru, middle-aged person (over 45).
ngumbaru (noun 9/10an), pl ngumbaru, older person (over 45).
ngumbi (noun 9/10an), pl ngumbi, ant (winged white kind).
-piga ngumi (phrase), punch.
-piga ngumi (phrase), strike with the fist.
-pigana ngumi (phrase), box.
mpiga ngumi (noun 5/6an), pl mangumi, boxer.
ngumi (noun 5/6), pl mangumi, fist. piga ngumi. hit with the fist.
ng'ungwe (noun 9/10), pl ng'ungwe, furrow (prepared for planting seeds).
ng'ungwe (noun 9/10), pl ng'ungwe, piece of land allotted to someone for
cultivation.
ngungwi (noun 9/10an), pl ngungwi, ceremonial specialist at initiation
rites.
ngungwi (noun 9/10an), pl ngungwi, midwife.
-fuma nguo (verb), weave cloth.
-peta nguo (verb), tuck up a garment.
-vaa nguo (verb), dress onself.
-vika nguo (verb), clothe someone.
-vika nguo (verb), dress someone.
-vua nguo (verb), undress.
nguo (noun 9/10an), pl nguo, bird (kind regarded as a bringer of
misfortune).
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, cloth. nguo za kitanda. beddings.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, clothing. vaa [vua] nguo. put on clothes.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, dress. vaa [vua] nguo. put on clothes.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, fabric. fuma nguo. knit cloth.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, garment. vaa [vua] nguo. put on clothes.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, loincloth.
nguo (noun 9/10), pl nguo, material. nguo za kitanda. beddings.
nguo za rasmi (noun 9/10), pl nguo, uniform.
nguri (noun 9/10), pl nguri, wooden hammer (used by shoemakers).
nguru (noun 9/10an), pl nguru, fish (large edible kind).
nguru (noun 9/10an), pl nguru, kingfish.
-nguruma (verb), bellow.
-nguruma (verb), growl.
-nguruma (verb), roar.
-nguruma (verb), rumble (indicating any loud deep sound). angurumapo
simba nani achezaye?. when the lion roars, who can play about.
-nguruma (verb), thunder.
ngurumo (noun 9/10), pl ngurumo, bellowing.
ngurumo (noun 9/10), pl ngurumo, growling.
ngurumo (noun 9/10), pl ngurumo, roaring. ngurumo ya simba. the roaring
of a lion..
ngurumo (noun 9/10), pl ngurumo, rumbling. ngurumo ya radi. the
rumbling of thunder.
ngurumo (noun 9/10), pl ngurumo, thundering.
nguruwe (noun 9/10an), pl nguruwe, hog.
nguruwe (noun 9/10an), pl nguruwe, pig. nguruwe mwitu. wild pig.
nguruwe (noun 9/10), pl nguruwe, pork. nguruwe mwitu. wild pig.
nguruwe (noun 9/10an), pl nguruwe, swine. nguruwe mwitu. wild pig.
nguruwe jike (noun 9/10an), pl nguruwe jike, sow. nguruwe mwitu. wild
pig.
nguruwe mwitu (noun 9/10an), pl nguruwe mwitu, wild pig. nguruwe mwitu.
wild pig.
nguruzi (noun 9/10), pl nguruzi, peg.
nguruzi (noun 9/10), pl nguruzi, plug.
-ng'uta (verb), beat (pillows or rugs).
-ng'uta (verb), gnaw.
-ng'uta (verb), pound (pillows or rugs).
-ng'uta (verb), rap (as a wood-pecker).
-ng'uta (verb), shake.
-ng'uta (verb), sift.
-ng'uta (verb), tap (as a wood-pecker).
nguu (noun 9/10), pl nguu, mountaintop.
nguu (noun 9/10), pl nguu, peak.
nguu (noun 9/10), pl nguu, summit.
nguva (noun 9/10an), pl nguva, dugong.
nguva (noun 9/10an), pl nguva, manatee.
-pata nguvu (verb), gain strength.
-pata nguvu (verb), become strong.
-tia nguvuni (verb), arrest.
-tia nguvuni (verb), place in custody.
kwa nguvu (adverb), with authority. kwa nguvu. with authority.
kwa nguvu (adverb), under compulsion. kwa nguvu. under compulsion.
kwa nguvu (adverb), earnestly. kwa nguvu. earnestly.
kwa nguvu (adverb), energetically. kwa nguvu. energetically.
kwa nguvu (adverb), by force. kwa nguvu. by force.
kwa nguvu (adverb), passionately. kwa nguvu. passionately.
kwa nguvu (adverb), reluctantly.
kwa nguvu (adverb), strongly. kwa nguvu. strongly.
kwa nguvu (adverb), vehemently. kwa nguvu. vehemently.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, ability.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, authority.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, energy. nguvu ya umeme. electric energy.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, force. tia nguvuni. put under custody.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, importance.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, influence.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, passion.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, power. nguvu ya umeme. electric power.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, seriousness.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, strength.
nguvu (noun 9/10), pl nguvu, vehemence. kwa nguvu. vehemently.
nguvu za uzalishaji (phrase), productive forces. (< nguvu N, zaa V).
nguvu ya umeme (noun), electric energy. nguvu ya umeme. electric
energy.
nguvu ya umeme (noun), electricity. nguvu ya umeme. electric energy.
nguvu za atom (noun), atomic energy. nguvu ya umeme. atomic energy.
nguvufarasi (noun 9/10), pl nguvufarasi, horsepower. (< nguvu N, farasi
N).
nguyu (noun 9/10), pl nguyu, ankle bone. [anat]
nguyu (noun 9/10), pl nguyu, knuckle.
nguzi (noun 9/10), pl nguzi, hole (in the bottom of a boat to let out
water). [naut]
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, assurance.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, basis.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, beam.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, column.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, comfort.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, corroboration.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, girder.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, monument.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, pillar.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, post.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, proof.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, prop.
nguzo (noun 9/10), pl nguzo, support.
nguzo za uislamu (noun 9/10), the five articles of Moslem faith. nguzo
za Uislamu. five articles of Muslim faith.
ngwe (noun 9/10), pl ngwe, bed of plants.
ngwe (noun 9/10), pl ngwe, piece of land that a person is allotted or
assigned to work in a day.
ngwe (noun 9/10), pl ngwe, parcel (of land).
ngwe (noun 9/10), pl ngwe, plot (of land).
ngwe (noun 9/10), pl ngwe, row of plants.
-ngwea (verb), be emaciated.
-ngwea (verb), be exhausted.
-ngwea (verb), be parched.
-ngwea (verb), be wilted.
ngwena (noun 9/10an), pl ngwena, crocodile. [dial]
ni (preposition), by. (< poetic for na).
ni (pronoun), you (pl). (< ninyi).
ni (verb conjugated), pl ni, am. (< wa V).
ni (verb conjugated), pl ni, is. (< wa V).
ni (verb), be. yeye ni mgonjwa. S(h)e is sick.
ni (verb auxiliary), pl ni, are.
ni afadhali (phrase), it would be better (+ subjunctive).
ni dhahiri (phrase), it is clear.
-nia (verb), consider.
-nia (verb), decide.
-nia (verb), intend.
-nia (verb), have in mind.
-nia (verb), reflect.
-nia (verb), resolve.
bila nia (adverb), unintentionally.
kwa nia (adverb), intentionally.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, aim.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, conscience.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, goal.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, idea.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, intention. kuwa na nia ya kusali [Kez]. to
have the intention to pray. (< nia (Arabic)).
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, purpose.
nia (noun 9/10), pl nia, thought.
pasipo nia (preposition), by accident.
pasipo nia (preposition), without intention.
pasipo nia (preposition), unintentionally.
kwa niaba ya (adverb), on behalf of.
kwa niaba ya (preposition), on behalf of.
kwa niaba ya (preposition), in the name of.
kwa niaba ya (preposition), in the place of.
niaba (noun 5/6an), delegate. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on
behalf of, in the name of".. (< manaibu).
niaba (noun), deputy. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on behalf
of, in the name of ".. (< manaibu).
niaba (noun), representative. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on
behalf of, in the name of".. (< manaibu).
niaba (noun 9/10an), pl niaba, deputy.
niaba (noun 9/10an), pl niaba, representative.
kwa niabu ya (preposition), on behalf of.
kwa niabu ya (preposition), in the name of.
kwa niabu ya (preposition), in the place of.
niabu (noun 5/6an), delegate. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on
behalf of, in the name of".. (< manaibu).
niabu (noun), deputy. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on behalf
of, in the name of ".. (< manaibu).
niabu (noun), representative. kwa niabu ya naibu. "in the place of, on
behalf of, in the name of".. (< manaibu).
niabu (noun 9/10an), pl niabu, deputy.
niabu (noun 9/10an), pl niabu, representative.
-endesha nidhamu (verb), maintain discipline. endesha nidhamu. maintain
discipline.
-endesha nidhamu (verb), maintain discipline.
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, behavior. (< nidhamu).
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, conscientiousness. (< nidhamu).
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, discipline. endesha nidhamu. maintain
discipline.
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, etiquette. (< nidhamu).
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, manners. (< nidhamu).
nidhamu (noun 9/10), pl nidhamu, order.
nie nie (adjective), no one at all. (< Germ niemand?).
nie nie (adjective), none at all. (< Germ niemand?).
-fungisha nikaha (verb), solemnize a marriage.
-fungisha nikaha (verb), perform the wedding ceremony.
-fungisha nikaha (verb), solemnize a marriage.
-fungisha nikaha (verb), perform the wedding ceremony.
nikaha (noun 9/10), pl nikaha, marriage. fungisha nikaha. solemnize a
marriage.
nikaha (noun 9/10), pl nikaha, wedding. fungisha nikaha. perform the
wedding ceremony.
-fungisha nikahi (verb), solemnize a marriage.
-fungisha nikahi (verb), perform the wedding ceremony.
-fungisha nikahi (verb), solemnize a marriage.
-fungisha nikahi (verb), perform the wedding ceremony.
nikahi (noun 9/10), pl nikahi, marriage. fungisha nikaha. solemnize a
marriage.
nikahi (noun 9/10), pl nikahi, wedding. fungisha nikaha. perform the
wedding ceremony.
nikwata (noun 9/10an), pl nikwata, lizard (small species that lives in
houses).
nili (noun 9/10), pl nili, indigo.
nimekoma (phrase), I won't do it again. baba nihurumie, sitarudia tena,
nimekoma [Kez]. forgive me father, I will not repeat it again, I have
surrendered.
nina (noun 9/10an), pl nina, mother. [liter]
nina (phrase), I have.
-ning'inia (verb), be hanging (eg a picture).
-ning'inia (verb), move back and forth.
-ning'inia (verb), rock.
-ning'inia (verb), sway. mapambo mengi kutani na mengine yakining'inia
darini [Muk]. a lot of decorations on the wall and others hanging from
the roof.
-ning'inia (verb), swing.
-ning'inia (verb), dangle.
-ning'inisha (verb), to set in motion. (< ning'inia V).
-ning'inisha (verb), suspend. (< ning'inia V).
-ning'iniza (verb), to set in motion. (< ning'inia V).
-ning'iniza (verb), suspend. (< ning'inia V).
Ninga (noun), Ninga (female name).
ninga (noun 9/10an), pl ninga, pigeon (species of).
kuna nini? (pronoun), what's the matter?.
kuna nini? (pronoun), what's wrong?.
kwa nini (conjunction), why.
kwa nini? (pronoun), why?. kwa nini. why?.
nini? (pronoun), what?. nini hii. what is this?.
ninyi (pronoun), you (pl).
nipo (phrase), I am here.
nira (noun 9/10), pl nira, yoke (for oxen).
nisha (noun 9/10), pl nisha, starch.
nishaa (noun 9/10), pl nishaa, starch.
nishai (noun 9/10), pl nishai, ecstasy.
nishai (noun 9/10), pl nishai, inebriation. kukoleza nishai ya ujana
[Moh].
nishani (noun 9/10), pl nishani, badge.
nishani (noun 9/10), pl nishani, decoration.
nishani (noun 9/10), pl nishani, medal.
nishani (noun 9/10), pl nishani, order.
nishati (noun 9/10), pl nishati, energy.
nishati (noun 9/10), pl nishati, exertion.
nishati (noun 9/10), pl nishati, strength.
-wa na njaa (verb), be hungry.
njaa (noun 9/10), pl njaa, appetite.
njaa (noun 9/10), pl njaa, famine. njaa ilikuwa katika nchi hii. There
was famine in this country..
njaa (noun 9/10), pl njaa, hunger. nina [naona] njaa. I am hungry..
njaa (noun 9/10), pl njaa, food shortage. njaa ilikuwa katika nchi hii.
There was food shortage in this country..
njaanjaa (noun 9/10), pl njaanjaa, papyrus grass.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, communication.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, conspiracy.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, secret council.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, secret meeting.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, secret message.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, plot. njama zake za kuifaidi zawadi peke
yake [Muk]. His/her plot to benefit from the award alone.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, secret communication.
njama (noun 9/10), pl njama, secret society.
nje (adjective), external.
nje (adjective), foreign.
nje (adverb), out.
nje (adverb), outside.
nje (noun), offside (action in sport). [sport]
nje ya (preposition), outside of.
nje ya (preposition), on the surface of.
njegere (noun 9/10), pl njegere, small pea (type of).
njegere (noun 9/10), pl njegere, pigeon pea.
njeku (noun 9/10an), pl njeku, undersized bull.
njema (adjective), Certainly!.
njema (adjective), Good!.
njenje (noun 9/10), pl njenje, money.
njewe (noun 9/10), lobe of the ear.. [anat]
njewe (noun 9/10), pl njewe, lobe of the ear.
njewe (noun 9/10), pl njewe, hole pierced through the lobe of the ear.
-pata njia (verb), find a way or a method.
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, main (of electric power). njia kuu. main
route. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, means. tumia njia zote uwezavyo umtoe jelani.
Use any means to get him out of jail. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, method. umetumia njia gani?. What kind of
method are you using?. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, path. njia ya kukata. shortcut.. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, road. njia panda. crossroads. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, route. njia ya kuzunguka. "roundabout way,
detour".. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, street. njia kuu. Main street.. (< ja).
njia (noun 9/10), pl njia, way. tumia njia zote uwezavyo umtoe jelani.
Use all ways to get him out of jail.. (< ja).
njia kuu (noun 9/10), pl njia kuu, highway. (< ja).
njia panda (noun 9/10), pl njia panda, crossroads.
njia ya reli (noun 9/10), pl njia za reli, railway track. (< ja).
njiani (adverb), along the way. (< njia N, -ni Loc).
njiapanda (noun 9/10), pl njiapanda, forking of a road. panda ya mti.
forking of a tree.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, bush.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, peg.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, spoke (of bicycle wheel).
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, shrub.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, stick.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, small tree.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, twig.
njiti (noun 9/10), pl njiti, piece of wood.
njiti ya kibiriti (noun 9/10), pl njiti za kibiriti, match.
njiwa (noun 9/10an), pl njiwa, dove. Roho Mtakatifu anayefanana na njiwa
[Kez], tutashinda zao njama/ kamwe hatutaungama [Ng]. Holy Spirit
resembling the dove.
njiwa (noun 9/10an), pl njiwa, pigeon.
njombo (noun 9/10an), pl njombo, fish (kind of).
njongwanjongwa (adverb), quietly.
njongwanjongwa (adverb), softly.
njongwanjongwa (adverb), stealthily.
njongwanjongwa (adverb), surreptitiously.
njongwanjongwa (adverb), on tiptoe.
njoo (verb imperative), come.
njooni (phrase), You all come here!. (< njoo V, -ni Imperative).
njorinjori (adjective), tall.
njorinjori (noun 9/10an), pl njorinjori, tall man.
njozi (noun 9/10), pl njozi, apparition.
njozi (noun 9/10), pl njozi, dream. njozi iliyopotea [Mun]. the lost
dream.
njozi (noun 9/10), pl njozi, ghost.
njozi (noun 9/10), pl njozi, phantom.
njozi (noun 9/10), pl njozi, vision.
njuga (noun 9/10), pl njuga, anklet.
njuga (noun 9/10), pl njuga, small bell worn as ornament at dances.
njuga (noun 9/10), pl njuga, rattle.
njugu (noun 9/10), pl njugu, groundnut.
njugu (noun 9/10), pl njugu, peanut. njugumawe. A hard variety of
peanut (Madagascar/Bambara peanut)..
njugumawe (noun 9/10), pl njugumawe, hard peanut.
njuguni (noun 9/10), pl njuguni, children's game. kucheza saka-mke-
wangu, njuguni, kitikiti [Moh].
njugunyasa (noun 9/10), pl njugunyasa, peanut. njugumawe. A hard
variety of peanut (Madagascar/Bambara peanut)..
njumu (noun), pl mijumu, encrustation. (< mjume N). [rare]
njumu (noun), pl mijumu, inlay work. (< mjume N). [rare]
njumu (noun 9/10), pl njumu, inlay work (of metal).
njumu (noun 9/10), pl njumu, ornament with metal studding.
njumunjumu (noun 9/10), pl njumunjumu, inlay work (of metal).
njumunjumu (noun 9/10), pl njumunjumu, studding.
njuti (noun 9/10), pl njuti, shoe (of European style). (< ind).
n.k. (na kadhalika) (abbreviation), and so on. (< na kadhalika).
n.k. (na kadhalika) (abbreviation), et cetera. (< na kadhalika).
nne (adjective), four. watu wanne. four people.. [num]
-noa (verb), correct.
-noa (verb), draw out.
-noa (verb), extract.
-noa (verb), hone.
-noa (verb), sharpen. ameshakinoa [kisu] tayari kula mnofu [Ya]. (s)he
has sharpened the knife, ready to eat flesh, lean meat.
-noa (verb), straighten.
-noa (verb), stretch.
-noa (verb), whet. jiwe la kunolea. whetstone..
-noa meno (verb), approve.
-noa meno (verb), welcome.
nobe (interjection), exclamation of contempt. pesa mbili tu nobe
zinakushinda kuzivumbua [Abd].
Noeli (noun), Christmas.
-nofoa (verb), pull off (meat from bones).
-nofoa (verb), strip off (meat from bones).
nofu (noun 9/10), pl nofu, lean piece of meat without fat or bone. (<
nofu N).
-noga (verb), be nice. kutia nazi kunoga [Sul]. to make a coconut nice.
-noga (verb), taste sweet.
-noga (verb), be sweet.
-noga (verb), be tasty.
-nogea (verb), be pleasing to or for. (< noga V).
-nogesha (verb causative), make pleasant. (< noga V).
-nogesha (verb causative), make sweet. (< noga V).
-nogesha (verb causative), make tasty. (< noga V).
-nogeshea (verb applicative), cause to sleep soundly. kumnogeshea
usingizi Fadhil Magoma [Muk]. to cause Fadhili Magoma to sleep soundly.
(< noga).
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, assistant (on a plantation).
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, flunky.
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, observer. (< pers).
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, serf.
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, spectator. (< pers).
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, stooge.
nokoa (noun 5/6an), pl manokoa, sub-overseer (on a plantation).
-nolea (verb), bado.
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, ferrule (between the blade and handle of a
knife).
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, knife-sharpener. (< noa V).
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, razor-strop.
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, metal ring (between the blade and handle of
a knife).
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, something used for sharpening. (< noa V).
noleo (noun 5/6), pl manoleo, whetstone. (< noa V).
-nolesha (verb), bado.
-nolewa (verb), be sharpened. (< noa V).
nomi (adverb), brimful.
-nona (verb), become fat (of animals).
nondo (noun 9/10an), pl nondo, dragon.
nondo (noun 9/10an), pl nondo, moth (kind of).
-nonea (verb), kiss.
-noneana (verb), kiss each other.
-nonesha (verb), fatten. (< nona V).
-nong'ona (verb), whisper. baada ya kulia alinong'ona akasema [Mt].
After crying, (s)he whispered and said.
-nong'oneza (verb), whisper. (< nong'ona V).
nong'onong'o (noun 5/6), pl manong'onong'o, gossip.
nong'onong'o (noun 5/6), pl manong'onong'o, rumor.
nong'onong'o (noun 5/6), pl manong'onong'o, whispering.
-nonga (verb), bore someone.
-nonga (verb), be disagreeable.
-nonga (verb), exhaust someone's patience.
-nonga (verb), be importunate.
-nonga (verb), be troublesome.
nongo (noun 9/10), pl nongo, dirt on perspiring skin.
nongo (noun 9/10), pl nongo, perspiration.
nongo (noun 9/10), pl nongo, sweat.
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, annoyance. (< nonga).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, disagreeableness. (< nonga V).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, grudge. (< nonga V).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, malice. (< nonga).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, spite. (< nonga V).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, trouble. (< nonga).
nongwa (noun 9/10), pl nongwa, unpleasantness. (< nonga).
-nono (adjective), fat (animals or meat).
nono (adjective), plump.
nono (adjective), well-fed.
-nonza (verb), make disagreeable.
-nonza (verb), make importunate.
-nonza (verb), make troublesome.
noo (noun 5/6), pl manoo, whetstone (large). (< kinoo N).
noti (noun 9/10), pl noti, banknote. akapachika noti mkononi mwa Shangwe
[Muk]. (s)he rejoiced on receiving the note in his/her hands. (< Eng.).
noti (noun 9/10), pl noti, bill. (< Eng.).
noti (noun 9/10), pl noti, musical note. [mus]
notisi (noun 9/10), pl notisi, handbill.
notisi (noun 9/10), pl notisi, jurnotice. notisi ya masaa 24. 24 hours'
notice.. (< Eng.).
notisi (noun 9/10), pl notisi, jursummons. (< Eng.).
Novemba (noun), November. (< Eng.).
nozeli (noun 9/10), pl nozeli, nozzle.
nso (noun 9/10), pl nso, kidney. [anat]
nso (noun 9/10), pl nso, liver. [anat]
nswi (noun 9/10an), pl nswi, fish. [arch]
nta (noun 9/10), pl nta, wax. nta ya nyuki. beeswax..
nta ya nyuki (noun 9/10), pl nta za nyuki, beeswax.
nti (noun 9/10), pl nti, ear ornament.
-nufaika (verb), prosper. Jamii karibu 300 hunufaika kutokana na
biashara ya mikoko [Masomo 154]. Nearly 300 families prosper from the
mangrove trade.. (< nafuu).
-nufaika (verb), be successful. (< nafuu).
-nufaika (verb), have an advantage. (< nafuu N).
-nufaika (verb), benefit. (< nafuu N).
-nufaika (verb), profit. (< nafuu N).
-nufaika (verb), be successful. (< nafuu N).
-nufaika (verb), prosper. (< nafuu N).
-nufaika (verb), win. (< nafuu N).
nufaika (adjective), have an advantage. (< nafuu).
nufaika (adjective), win. (< nafuu).
-nufaishana (verb), cause to have an advantage.
-nufaishana (verb), make benefit.
-nufaishana (verb), cause to profit.
-nufaishana (verb), make prosper.
-nufaishana (verb), make successful.
-nufaishana (verb), cause to win.
-nufaishwa (verb), benefit from. Wengi zaidi hunufaishwa kutokana na
biashara ya miti hii [Masomo 154]. Many more benefit from the trade in
these trees..
-nufaishwa (verb), receive benefits. (< nafuu N).
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, disappointment.
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, failure.
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, bad luck. kitu gani kilichomleta pale
isipokuwa nuhusi? [Sul]. What else brought him there except bad luck?.
(< Arabic).
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, mischievous action. (< Arabic).
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, misfortune.
nuhusi (noun 9/10), pl nuhusi, wickedness. (< Arabic).
-nuia (verb), assume. (< nia).
-nuia (verb), believe. (< nia).
-nuia (verb), intend. hata kama wangalinuia kumrekebisha, pupa
isingalifaa [Moh]. "even if they had intended to reform him, haste would
have been beneficial".. (< Arabic).
-nuia (verb), have in mind. (< Arabic).
-nuia (verb), resolve. (< nia).
-nuia (verb), think. (< nia).
-nuika (verb), concentrate one's thoughts on something. (< nia).
-nuika (verb), inculcate. (< Arabic).
-nuika (verb), instruct. (< Arabic).
-nuika (verb), make a wish. (< nia).
nuio (noun 9/10), pl nuio, aim. (< nia).
nuio (noun 9/10), pl nuio, intention. (< nia).
nuio (noun 9/10), pl nuio, purpose. (< nia).
-nuiwa (verb), be intended. (< nuia V).
-nuiza (verb), concentrate one's thoughts on something. (< nia).
-nuiza (verb), inculcate. (< Arabic).
-nuiza (verb), instruct. (< Arabic).
-nuiza (verb), make a wish. (< nia).
nujumu (noun 9/10), pl nujumu, chance.
nujumu (noun 9/10), pl nujumu, fate.
nujumu (noun 9/10), pl nujumu, luck.
-nuka (verb), nauseate. nukilia vizuri. "detect/notice a pleasant odor
(of perfume, food, etc.)"..
-nuka (verb), emit a bad smell.
-nuka (verb), give off a bad smell.
-nuka (verb), stink.
nukato (noun 5/6), pl manukato, perfume. (< nuka). [The plural form of
this (manukato) is more common than the singular]
nukato (noun 5/6), pl manukato, scent. (< nuka).
nukato (noun 5/6), pl manukato, sweet smelling thing. (< nuka V).
-nukia (verb), emit a good smell. (< nuka V).
-nukia (verb), smell good. (< nuka V).
-nukia (verb), smell sweet. (< nuka V).
-nukilia (verb), follow by scent. (< nuka V).
-nukilia (verb), smell out. (< nuka V).
-nukilia (verb), sniff. (< nuka V).
-nukilia (verb), snuffle. (< nuka V).
-nukilia vizuri (verb), detect a pleasant odor. (< nuka V).
-nukiza (verb), have someone or something hunted.
-nukiza (verb), have someone or something traced.
nuklia (adjective), nuclear. (< Eng.).
nuko (noun 5/6), pl manuko, smell (either good or bad). nuko hilo mbaya
limetoka wapi?. what is causing that bad smell?. (< nuka).
nuksani (noun 9/10), pl nuksani, disappointment.
nuksani (noun 9/10), pl nuksani, failure.
nuksani (noun 9/10), pl nuksani, bad luck. (< nuksi N).
nuksani (noun 9/10), pl nuksani, mischievous action. (< nuksi N).
nuksani (noun 9/10), pl nuksani, misfortune.
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, disappointment.
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, failure.
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, bad luck.
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, mischievous action. walichoshwa na nuksi za
Bwana Maksuudi [Moh]. They got tired of Mr Maksudi's mischievous actions.
(< Arabic).
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, misfortune.
nuksi (noun 9/10), pl nuksi, wickedness. (< Arabic).
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, diacritical mark (Arabic).
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, dot.
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, mark.
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, moment. nukta moja. Just a moment..
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, point.
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, second (of time).
nukta (noun 9/10), pl nukta, vowel sign (in Arabic).
nukta mbili (noun 9/10), pl nukta, colon.
nukta moja (phrase), Just a moment!.
-nuku (verb), copy. (< nakala N Arabic).
-nuku (verb), translate. (< nakala N Arabic).
nuku (noun 9/10), article (in a periodical). (< nakili).
nuku (noun), copy. nakala ya pili. duplicate.. (< nakili).
nuku (noun), issue (of a periodical). (< nakili).
nuku (noun), number (of a periodical). (< nakili).
-nukulu (verb), copy. (< nakala N Arabic).
-nukulu (verb), transcribe. (< nakala N Arabic).
-nukuu (verb), copy. (< nakala N Arabic).
-nukuu (verb), transcribe. nitajaribu kukuonyesha msomaji zile chache za
mwisho na kuzinukuu nukuu [Ma]. (< nakala N Arabic).
numbi (noun 9/10), pl numbi, catch (of fish).
numbi (noun 9/10), pl numbi, haul (of fish).
numbi (noun 9/10), pl numbi, throwing out a net (in fishing).
-nuna (verb), complain.
-nuna (verb), be discontented.
-nuna (verb), grumble.
-nuna (verb), sulk.
-nuna (verb), act sullen.
-nuna (verb), be unfriendly.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, fierce animal.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, wild animal.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, beast of prey.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, bloodthirsty person.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, half-wild domestic cat.
nunda (noun 9/10an), pl nunda, cruel person.
nunda (noun 9/10), pl nunda, something very heavy.
nundu (noun 9/10), pl nundu, bump (of cattle).
nundu (noun 9/10), pl nundu, hump.
nundu (noun 9/10), pl nundu, lump (of cattle).
nundu (noun 9/10), pl nundu, protuberance.
nundunundu (adjective), hunchbacked.
nundunundu (adjective), lumpy.
-nung'unika (verb), complain.
-nung'unika (verb), show discontent.
-nung'unika (verb), grumble.
-nung'unika (verb), pout.
-nung'unikia (verb), bado.
nung'uniko (noun 5/6), pl manung'uniko, complaint.
nung'uniko (noun 5/6), pl manung'uniko, dissatisfaction.
nung'uniko (noun 5/6), pl manung'uniko, grumbling.
nung'uniko (noun 5/6), pl manung'uniko, pouting.
-nung'unisha (verb), aggrevate.
-nung'unisha (verb), cause discontent.
nunge (noun 9/10), pl nunge, leper colony.
nungu (noun 9/10an), pl nungu, globe fish.
nungu (noun 9/10an), pl nungu, porcupine.
nungunungu (noun 9/10an), pl nungunungu, globe fish.
nungunungu (noun 9/10an), pl nungunungu, porcupine.
-nunia (verb), complain about something.
-nunia (verb), be cross with someone.
-nunia (verb), be discontented.
-nuniana (verb), complain about each other.
-nuniana (verb), grumble to each other.
-nunisha (verb), cause discontent.
-nunisha (verb), upset.
-nunua (verb), bargain over.
-nunua (verb), make a bid on.
-nunua (verb), buy.
-nunua (verb), purchase.
-nunua taslimu (verb), buy for cash.
-nunulia (verb), buy for. (< nunua V).
-nunulia (verb), buy on behalf of. (< nunua V).
-nunulika (verb), bado. (< nunua V).
-nunuliwa (verb), be bought. (< nunua V).
-nunuza (verb), cause to buy.
-nunuza (verb), rub the gums of a child to encourage teething.
-nurisha (verb), brighten. (< nuru).
-nurisha (verb), illuminate. (< nuru).
-nurisha (verb), light up. (< nuru).
-nurisha (verb), reflect. (< nuru).
-tia nuru (verb), brighten.
-tia nuru (verb), illuminate.
-tia nuru (verb), light up.
-toa nuru (verb), emit light.
-toa nuru (verb), shine.
nuru (adjective), brightness. uso wa nuru. bright/cheerful/friendly
face..
nuru (noun 9/10), pl nuru, bright color.
nuru (noun 9/10), pl nuru, illumination. toa nuru. "emit light,
shine"..
nuru (noun 9/10), pl nuru, light. macho yake yalimeta miali ya nuru
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
nuru (noun 9/10), pl nuru, radiance. uso wa nuru.
bright/cheerful/friendly face..
-nusa (verb), have someone or something hunted. (< nuka V).
-nusa (verb), have someone or something traced. (< nuka V).
nusra (adverb), about.
nusra (adverb), almost. aliugua nusura afe [kufa]. He was so sick he
almost died..
nusra (adverb), approximately.
nusra (adverb), nearly. aliugua nusura afe [kufa]. He was so sick he
nearly died..
nusra (noun 9/10), pl nusra, aid.
nusra (noun 9/10), pl nusra, help.
nusra (noun 9/10), pl nusra, protection.
nusra (noun 9/10), pl nusra, support.
-gawa nusu kwa (verb), divide in half.
nusu (adverb), in small number. wamekuja nusu tu. Only half the people
came..
nusu (noun 9/10), pl nusu, half. nusu saa. half an hour..
nusu (noun 9/10), pl nusu, part. nusu nusu. partly.
nusu (noun 9/10), pl nusu, piece. nusu kidogo. a small piece..
nusu kipenyo (noun 9/10), pl nusu, radius (of a circle).
nusu... nusu (adverb), partly.. partly.
nusuduara (noun 9/10), pl nusuduara, semi-circle.
nusudunia (noun 9/10), pl nusudunia, hemisphere.
nusukipenyo (noun 9/10), pl nusuvipenyo, radius.
nusura (adverb), about.
nusura (adverb), almost. aliugua nusura afe [kufa]. He was so sick he
almost died..
nusura (adverb), approximately.
nusura (adverb), nearly. aliugua nusura afe [kufa]. He was so sick he
nearly died..
nusura (noun 9/10), pl nusura, aid.
nusura (noun 9/10), pl nusura, help.
nusura (noun 9/10), pl nusura, protection.
nusura (noun 9/10), pl nusura, support.
-nusurika (verb), be spared a difficulty. (< nusura adv).
-nusurika (verb potential), be delivered out of a difficulty.
atanusurika kukutana naye uso kwa uso [Sul]. (s)he will be relieved to
meet him/her face to face. (< nusura Arabic).
-nusurika (verb potential), be saved. (< nusura Arabic).
-nusurika (verb), be succored in time of trouble. (< nusura adv).
-nusuru (verb), assist. (< nusura adv).
-nusuru (verb), defend. (< nusura adv).
-nusuru (verb), guard.
-nusuru (verb), help. (< nusura adv).
-nusuru (verb), protect.
-nusuru (verb), succor. (< nusura adv).
-nusuru (verb), support.
nusushilingi (noun 9/10), pl nusushilingi, 50-cent piece. (< Eng.).
nusushilingi (noun 9/10), pl nusushilingi, half a shilling. (< Eng.).
-nwa (verb), absorb.
-nwa (verb), drink. nywesha wanyama maji. water livestock..
-nwa (verb), suck up.
-nya (verb), defecate. nya mavi. defecate.
-nya (verb), discharge.
-nya (verb), drop. nya mvua. rain.
-nya (verb), rain.
-nya (verb), urinate. nya mavi. urinate..
-nya mvua (verb), rain.
nyaa (noun 9/10), pl nyaa, nail (of finger or toe).
-nyafua (verb), pull off (meat from bones).
-nyafua (verb), strip off (meat from bones).
nyagonyago (noun 9/10), pl nyagonyago, howling.
nyagonyago (noun 9/10), pl nyagonyago, wailing.
nyagonyago (noun 9/10), pl nyagonyago, yelling.
-nyaka (verb), filch.
-nyaka (verb), grab.
-nyaka (verb), pluck (plants).
-nyaka (verb), pull up (plants).
-nyaka (verb), snatch.
nyakanga (noun 9/10an), pl nyakanga, chief of the kungwi.
nyakanga (noun 9/10an), pl nyakanga, person in charge of initiation
rites.
nyakanyaka (adjective), abundant.
nyakanyaka (adjective), congestion of people in hustle and bustle.
nyumba ikajaa nyakanyaka ya watu [Sul], majumba na majia yaliyojaa
nyakanyaka za watu asiowajua [Sul]. the house became congested with
people.
nyakanyaka (adjective), in large quantity.
-nyakua (verb), snatch. (< nyaka V).
-nyakuliwa (verb), be snatched away. (< nyakua V).
nyala (noun), pl nyala, case (for knife or sword).
nyalio (noun 9/10), pl nyalio, fish-trap.
nyalio (noun 9/10), pl nyalio, sticks laid inside a cooking-pot to keep
the food from burning.
nyalio (noun 9/10), pl nyalio, weal.
nyalio (noun 9/10), pl nyalio, welt.
-tazama nyama (verb), inspect meat.
nyama (noun 9/10), pl nyama, flesh. nyama ya nguruwe. pork.
nyama (noun 9/10), pl nyama, matter.
nyama (noun 9/10), pl nyama, meat. nyama ya ng'ombe [nguruwe]. beef..
nyama (noun 9/10), pl nyama, substance.
nyama tefu (adjective), tender meat. Wanapenda kula nyama tefu.. They
like to eat tender meat.M241.
nyama ya matunda (noun 9/10), pl nyama, flesh of a fruit.
nyama ya nazi (noun 9/10), pl nyama, meat of a coconut.
nyama ya ng'ombe (noun 9/10), pl nyama nguruwe, beef.
nyama nguruwe (noun 9/10), pl nyama, pork. nguruwe mwitu. wild pig.
-nyamaa (verb), suppress expression of pain.
-nyamaa (verb), be quiet.
-nyamaa (verb), be silent.
-nyamaa (verb), be still.
nyamafu (adjective), quiet.
nyamafu (adjective), reserved.
nyamafu (adjective), silent.
nyamafu (adjective), still.
nyamafu (adjective), taciturn.
nyamafu (noun 9/10), pl nyamafu, dead animal.
nyamafu (noun 9/10), pl nyamafu, carrion.
-nyamalia (verb), bado.
-nyamavu (adjective), quiet.
-nyamavu (adjective), reserved. (< nyamaa V).
-nyamavu (adjective), silent.
-nyamavu (adjective), still.
-nyamavu (adjective), taciturn. (< nyamaa V).
-nyamavu (adjective), untalkative. msichana mzuri, mnyenyekevu na
mnyamavu [Kez]. "a good, respectful and untalkative girl".. (< nyamaa
V).
-nyamaza (verb), be quiet. (< nyamaa V).
-nyamaza (verb), be silent. (< nyamaa V).
-nyamaza kimya (verb), shut up.
-nyamaza kimya (verb), be silent.
-nyamazisha (verb), silence. (< nyamaa V).
-nyambua (verb), conjugate.
-nyambua (verb), criticize.
-nyambua (verb), crumble.
-nyambua (verb), find fault.
-nyambua (verb), peel off (in strips).
-nyambua (verb), pull in pieces.
-nyambua (verb), rebuke.
-nyambua (verb), tear apart.
-nyambuka (verb), be elastic. (< nyambua V).
-nyambuka (verb potential), fall into bits. anakwenda miguu chini na
kofia imenyambuka [Ya]. He goes barefooted and the hut is falling into
bits.. (< nyambua V).
-nyambulia (verb), bado.
nyambuo (noun 9/10an), pl nyambuo, fish (small kind).
nyang'amba (noun 9/10), pl nyang'amba, confection made of arrowroot.
-nyang'anya (verb), abduct.
-nyang'anya (verb), annex.
-nyang'anya (verb), cheat.
-nyang'anya (verb), kidnap.
-nyang'anya (verb), plunder.
-nyang'anya (verb), rob.
-nyang'anya (verb), take by force. Serikali imewanyang'anya pesa chache
walizokuwa nazo [Kez]. the government has forcefull taken the few monies
that they had.
-nyang'anya (verb), take from.
-nyang'anya (verb), plunder.
-nyang'anya (verb), steal.
-nyang'anywa (verb), be plundered. (< nyang'anya V).
-nyang'anywa (verb), be robbed (of). (< nyang'anya V).
-nyangalika (adjective), nondescript.
-nyangalika (adjective), what's-its-name.
nyangalika (adjective), hopeless (of persons). nguo hii ni kinyangalika
haivaiki. "This cloth is hopeless, it does nto fit"..
nyangalika (adjective), impossible.
nyangalika (adjective), irresponsible. mtu huu ni kinyangalika. This
person is irresponsible..
nyangalika (adjective), unheard-of.
nyangalika (adjective), useless. nguo hii ni kinyangalika haivaiki.
This dress is so old that I cannot wear it any more..
nyangumi (noun 9/10an), pl nyangumi, whale.
nyani (noun 9/10an), pl nyani, ape. nyani mkubwa. big ape..
nyani (noun 9/10an), pl nyani, baboon.
-nyanya (verb), put oneself forward.
-nyanya (verb), lift.
-nyanya (verb), come into prominence.
-nyanya (verb), raise.
-nyanya (verb), raise oneself.
-nyanya (verb), stretch oneself.
nyanya (noun 9/10an), pl nyanya, grandmother.
nyanya (noun 9/10), pl nyanya, tomato.
-nyanyapaa (verb), disgust.
-nyanyapaa (verb), loathe. kwa namna zake zote, mtu anaweza kumnyanyapaa
[Abd]. A person can loathe him/her because of everything that pertains to
him/her.
-nyanyasa (verb), annoy.
-nyanyasa (verb), bother.
-nyanyasa (verb), exploit.
-nyanyasa (verb), hurt the feelings of.
-nyanyasa (verb), tease.
-nyanyia (verb), try to get by underhanded means.
-nyanyua (verb), bado.
-nyanyua (verb), lift up. Subira alinyanyua macho [Sul]. Subira lifted
up the eyes. (< nyanyia V).
-nyanyua (verb), raise. (< nyanyia V).
-nyanyuka (verb), get up. (< nyanyua V).
-nyanyuka (verb potential), rise. Rehema alinyanyuka kitini kwenda
kumtuliza [Sul]. Rehema rose from the chair to go and calm him/her. (<
nyanyua V).
-nyanyuka (verb potential), stand up. (< nyanyua V).
-nyapa (verb), follow stealthily.
-nyapa (verb), sneak up upon.
-nyapa (verb), stalk (game).
-nyapanyapa (verb), follow stealthily.
-nyapanyapa (verb), sneak up upon.
-nyapanyapa (verb), stalk (game).
-nyara (verb), abduct.
-nyara (verb), be ashamed.
-nyara (verb), take into captivity.
-nyara (verb), be embarrassed.
-nyara (verb), be humiliated.
-nyara (verb), imprison.
-nyara (verb), rob.
-nyara (verb), take by force.
nyara (noun 9/10), pl nyara, booty.
nyara (noun 9/10), pl nyara, plunder.
nyara (noun 9/10), pl nyara, stolen goods.
-nyarafia (verb), bado. (< nyara).
-nyarafu (verb), feel aversion. (< nyara).
-nyarafu (verb), feel disgust. (< nyara).
-nyarafu (verb), feel repugnance. (< nyara).
Jumba la Nyaraka za Taifa (noun 5/6), pl majumba ya nyaraka, National
Archives.
nyasi (noun 5/6), pl manyasi, grass.
nyasi (noun 5/6), pl manyasi, reed.
-nyata (verb), go silently. mwanamke ananyata kwa uangalifu [Muk]. a
woman goes silently with care.
-nyata (verb), sneak along. nyata mtu. creep up on a person..
-nyata (verb), steal along. nyata mtu. creep up on a person.
-nyata (verb), walk stealthily.
-nyata (verb), walk quietly. nyata mnyama. stalk an animal..
-nyata mtu (verb), creep up on a person.
nyati (noun 9/10an), pl nyati, buffalo.
nyati (noun 9/10an), pl nyati, water buffalo.
-nyatia (verb), creep up to. (< nyata V).
-nyatia (verb applicative), stalk (of a hunter). mara, nyatia, nyatia
mara, jizike, jizike [Moh]. (< nyata V).
-nyatua (verb), bado.
nyatunyatu (adverb), very quietly (of walking). aliondoka nyatunyatu
[Abd]. (s)he went away very quietly. (< nyata V).
nyatunyatu (adverb), softly.
nyatunyatu (adverb), stealthily. (< nyata V).
-nyauka (verb), be distorted (in the process of drying). Watu nchini
wana njaa sana, bado serikali yajinyausha ati mipango ya ukulima
imendelea. The government gives the impression that agricultural
development is increasing; yet people are still suffering from hunger..
-nyauka (verb), dry up.
-nyauka (verb), shrivel. mazungumzo yananyauka ghafla [Ma]. The
conversation shrivels suddenly.
-nyauka (verb), wither.
-nyausha (verb), dessicate.
-nyausha (verb), cause to wither.
-tilisha nyayo (verb), resole. mara ngapi unatilisha nyayo viatu vyako
[Abd]. (< tia V, nyayo N).
nyayo (noun 9/10), pl nyayo, footprint.
nyayo (noun 9/10), pl nyayo, track.
-nyea (verb), bado.
-nyea (verb), itch.
-nyea (verb), scratch oneself.
-nyea (verb), tickle.
-nyega (verb), arouse desire (sexual).
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, desire (us sexual).
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, exasperation.
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, heat (of animals).
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, irritation. [med]
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, itching. (< nyega V).
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, rut (of animals).
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, stimulation. [med]
nyege (noun 9/10), pl nyege, vexation.
nyegere (noun 9/10an), pl nyegege, animal similar to a skunk.
-nyegeresha (verb), bado.
-nyegesha (verb), bado.
-nyekenya (verb), decompose (from natural decay or applied chemical
action).
-nyekenya (verb), become gangrenous. [med]
-nyekenya (verb), become necrotic. [med]
nyekundu (noun 9/10), pl nyekundu, red. (< -ekundu adj).
-nyelea (verb), bado.
nyeleo (noun 5/6), pl manyeleo, pore (of the skin).
-nyemelea (verb), approach stealthily.
-nyemelea (verb), catch unawares.
-nyemelea (verb), creep upon.
-nyemelea (verb), stalk.
-nyemelea (verb), steal up to. akatoka mle garini na kunyemelea kwao
[Sul]. (s)he left from inside that car and stealed upto to his/her home..
-nyemelea (verb), steal up on.
-nyemelea (verb), take by surprise.
-nyemelewa (verb), be taken by surprise. (< nyemelea V).
nyemi (noun 9/10), pl nyemi, something good.
nyemi (noun 9/10), pl nyemi, something pleasant.
-nyendea (verb), creep up on.
-nyendea (verb), follow on the sly.
-nyendea (verb), stalk.
nyendo (noun 9/10), pl nyendo, activity. (< enda V).
nyendo (noun 9/10), pl nyendo, expedient. nyendo ya hila. technical
expedient.. (< enda V).
nyendo (noun 9/10), pl nyendo, movement. nyendo ya Umoja wa Afrika na
Asia. Afro-Asian Solidarity Movement.. (< enda V).
-nyenga (verb), extort an admission.
-nyenga (verb), interrogate.
-nyenga (verb), pump (a person).
-nyenga (verb), force someone to talk.
nyenga (noun 9/10an), pl nyenga, flat fish (large).
-nyengeresha (verb), bado.
nyenje (noun 9/10an), pl nyenje, cricket (species of).
-nyenya (verb), make someone admit something.
-nyenya (verb), extort an admission from.
-nyenya (verb), ferret out.
-nyenya (verb), extract information from a person.
-nyenya (verb), interrogate.
-nyenya (verb), persuade.
-nyenya (verb), ply with questions.
-nyenya (verb), pump with questions.
-nyenya (verb), talk someone into something.
-nyenyea (verb), bado.
-nyenyeka (verb), be convinced.
-nyenyeka (verb), be talked into something.
-nyenyeka (verb), yield to pressure.
-nyenyekea (verb), act humbly. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekea (verb), be obsequious to a person.
-nyenyekea (verb), be polite. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekea (verb), show respect. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekea (verb), act with reverence. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekea (verb), subordinate oneself to someone.
-nyenyekelea (verb), humiliate a person. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekelea (verb), teach someone humility. (< nyenya V).
-nyenyekelea (verb), teach someone politeness. (< nyenya V).
-nyenywa (verb), bado. (< nyenya V).
nyenyekevu (adjective), humble. Rosa alikuwa msichana mzuri, mnyenyekevu
na mnyamavu [Kez]. Rosa was a good girl, humble and quiet. (< nyenyekea
V).
nyenyekevu (adjective), modest. (< nyenyekea V).
nyenyekevu (adjective), obsequious. (< nyenya).
nyenyekevu (adjective), polite.
nyenyekevu (adjective), servile. (< nyenya).
nyenyekevu (adjective), unassuming. (< nyenya).
-nyenyelea (verb), find out a secret.
-nyenyeleza (verb), confide something in someone.
-nyenyeleza (verb), let someone in on a secret.
nyenze (noun 9/10an), pl nyenze, cricket (species of).
nyenzo (noun 9/10), pl nyenzo, raw materials.
nyerere (noun 9/10), pl nyerere, bracelet of brass or cooper.
Nyerere (noun), Nyerere (Julius Nyerere was the first President of
Tanzania).
-nyerereza (verb), camouflage.
-nyerereza (verb), cheat.
-nyerereza (verb), conceal.
-nyerereza (verb), deceive.
-nyerereza (verb), disguise.
-nyerereza (verb), hide.
-nyesha (verb), rain. (< -nya V).
nyesi (noun 9/10), pl nyesi, excrement.
nyesi (noun 9/10), pl nyesi, excreta.
nyesi (noun 9/10), pl nyesi, feces.
-nyeta (verb), be arrogant.
-nyeta (verb), be boastful.
-nyeta (verb), be dissatisfied.
-nyeta (verb), be insufferable.
-nyeta (verb), be hard to please.
-nyeta (verb), be proud.
nyeta (adjective), ill-mannered.
nyeta (adjective), insolent.
nyeta (adjective), rude.
-nyetea (verb), be arrogant.
-nyetea (verb), bado.
-nyetea (verb), count on.
-nyetea (verb), depend on.
-nyetea (verb), be overbearing.
-nyetea (verb), rely on.
Bahari ya Nyeusi (noun), Black Sea.
nyevu (adjective), damp.
nyevu (adjective), moist.
nyevu (adjective), wet.
-nyewa (verb), be aroused.
-nyewa (verb), be excited (sexually).
-nyewa (verb), be irritated.
-nyewa (verb), feel itchy.
nyiga (noun 5/6an), pl manyigu, hornet.
nyiga (noun 5/6an), pl manyigu, wasp.
nyigu (noun 5/6an), pl manyigu, hornet.
nyigu (noun 5/6an), pl manyigu, wasp.
nyika (noun 5/6), pl manyika, barren land.
nyika (noun 5/6), pl manyika, uninhibited.
nyika (noun 5/6), pl manyika, wasteland.
nyika (noun 9/10), pl nyika, dry grassland.
nyika (noun 5/6), pl manyika, open treeless region.
-nyima (verb), deprive.
-nyima (verb), hold back. lazima ujinyime nafsi yako. you must restrain
yourselve somewhat..
-nyima (verb), refuse. tutamnyima chakula. We shall refuse him/her
food.
-nyima (verb), repress. lazima ujinyime nafsi yako. You must repress
yourself.
-nyima (verb), withhold (from). kama ni chakula mtaninyima [Kez]. If it
is food you shall withhold from me.
-nyima (verb), deny.
nyimbo za kubembeleza (noun), lullaby. akimpoza moyo na kumbembeleza
[Moh]. As (s)he soothed his/her heart and persuaded him/her.
nyiminyimi (adjective), frugal. (< nyima).
nyiminyimi (adjective), poor. (< nyima).
nyiminyimi (adjective), scanty. (< nyima).
nyiminyimi (adjective), shabby. (< nyima).
nyiminyimi (adjective), stingy. (< nyima).
nyimivu (adjective), frugal. (< nyima).
nyimivu (adjective), miserly.
nyimivu (adjective), poor. (< nyima).
nyimivu (adjective), scanty. (< nyima).
nyimivu (adjective), shabby. (< nyima).
nyimivu (adjective), stingy. (< nyima).
nyingine (adjective), other.
nyinyi (pronoun), you (pl).
nyinyi (pronoun), you (pl).
-nyinyiha (verb), polish.
-nyinyiha (verb), shine (as if smeared with grease).
-nyinyirika (verb), glide along (like a snake or trickle of water).
-nyinyirika (verb), slide.
-nyinyirika (verb), slip.
-nyiririka (verb), glide along (like a snake or trickle of water).
-nyiririka (verb), slide.
-nyiririka (verb), slip.
nyiza (noun 9/10), pl nyiza, strips of dyed palm leaf ready for weaving.
-nyoa (verb), cut the hair.
-nyoa (verb), dress the hair.
-nyoa (verb), pull off.
-nyoa (verb), remove.
-nyoa (verb), shave.
-nyoa (verb), shear (sheep).
-nyoa (verb), strip off.
nyoe (noun 9/10an), pl nyoe, green grasshopper.
-nyofoa (verb), pull off (meat from bones).
-nyofoa (verb), strip off (meat from bones).
nyofu (adjective), extended.
nyofu (adjective), straight.
nyofu (adjective), straightforward.
nyofu (adjective), stretched out.
nyofu (noun 9), straightness.
nyofu (noun 9), uprightness.
nyogea (noun 9), pl nyogea, rachitis.
nyogea (noun 9), pl nyogea, rickets.
-nyoka (verb), be flat.
-nyoka (verb), be frank.
-nyoka (verb), be outspoken.
-nyoka (verb), be smooth.
-nyoka (verb), be straight. mstari ulionyoka. a straight line..
-nyoka (verb), be straightened.
nyoka (adjective), honest.
nyoka (noun 9/10an), pl nyoka, snake.
nyoka (noun 9/10an), pl nyoka, worm.
nyoko! (pronoun), term of abuse. [vulg]
-nyolewa (verb), be shaved. (< nyoa V).
-nyong'onyea (verb), be depressed.
-nyong'onyea (verb), be downcast.
-nyong'onyea (verb), be feeble.
-nyong'onyea (verb), be languid.
-nyong'onyea (verb), be slack.
-nyong'onyea (verb), be weak.
-nyonga (verb), annoy.
-nyonga (verb), choke.
-nyonga (verb), hang (kill by hanging).
-nyonga (verb), irritate.
-nyonga (verb), press.
-nyonga (verb), squeeze (out).
-nyonga (verb), strangle.
-nyonga (verb), throttle.
-nyonga (verb), twist the neck. kikate shingo kinyonge kabla [kidege]
hakijakata roho [Moh], kuna mti mpaka leo uliokuwa ukitumika kunyongea
watu [Kez]. bend a stick before it matures.
-nyonga (verb), wring.
-nyonga (verb), coil.
-nyonga (verb), wind.
nyonga (noun 9/10), pl nyonga, hip. [anat]
nyonge (adjective), base.
nyonge (adjective), debased.
nyonge (adjective), decrepit.
nyonge (adjective), degraded.
nyonge (adjective), insignificant.
nyonge (adjective), low.
nyonge (adjective), mean.
nyonge (adjective), sickly.
nyonge (adjective), slight.
nyonge (adjective), spurious.
nyonge (adjective), vile.
nyonge (adjective), weak.
-nyongea (verb), bado.
nyongea (noun 9), rachitis. [med]
nyongea (noun 9), rickets. [med]
-nyongeka (verb), bado.
-nyongesha (verb), bado.
nyongeza (noun), addendum.
nyongeza (noun 9/10), pl nyongeza, addition. (< ongea V).
nyongeza (noun 9/10), pl nyongeza, appendix.
nyongeza (noun 9/10), pl nyongeza, increase.
nyongeza (noun 9/10), pl nyongeza, increment. nyongeza ya maslahi ya
wengi wao wenye nyota njema [Mun]. Increment of the welfare of those with
a lucky star..
nyongeza (noun 9/10), pl nyongeza, supplement.
kwa nyongo (adverb), unwillingly.
nyongo (noun 9/10), pl nyongo, bile.
nyongo (noun 9/10), pl nyongo, bitterness.
nyongo (noun 9/10), pl nyongo, gallbladder.
-nyongoa (verb), smooth out.
-nyongoa (verb), straighten out.
-nyongoa (verb), stretch oneself (i.e. after being in a cramped
position).
nyono (noun 9/10), pl nyono, breathing of a sleeping person.
-nyonya (verb), exploit.
-nyonya (verb), nurse (of babies).
-nyonya (verb), suckle. ulikuwa wakati wake wa kunyonya [Sul]. It was
his/her time to suckle.
ndugu wa kunyonya (noun 9/10an), pl ndugu wa kunyonya, foster brother.
-nyonyana (verb), exploit each other. (< nyonya V).
nyonye (noun 9/10), pl nyonye, mother's breasts (in the speech of small
children).
nyonye (noun 9/10an), pl nyonye, green grasshopper.
-nyonyesha (verb), breastfeed. (< nyonya V).
-nyonyesha (verb), nurse. (< nyonya V).
-nyonyesha (verb causative), suckle. peke yake aliweza kumnadhifu na
kumnyonyesha mtoto [Sul]. "By herself, she was able to clean and suckle
the child".. (< nyonya V).
nyonyo (noun 9/10), pl nyonyo, mother's breasts (in the speech of small
children).
nyonyo (noun 9/10), pl nyonyo, seed of the castor-oil plant.
nyonyo (noun 9/10an), pl nyonyo, green grasshopper.
nyonyo (noun 9/10), pl nyonyo, seed of the castor-oil plant. (<
informal).
nyonyo (noun 9/10), pl nyonyo, children's speech. (< informal).
nyonyo (noun 9/10), pl nyonyo, titty (children's speech). baba asije
akaona nyonyo yako [Moh]. So that father does not come and see your
titty. (< informal).
-nyonyoa (verb), find fault.
-nyonyoa (verb), nag.
-nyonyoa (verb), pluck out (feathers).
-nyonyoa (verb), pull out (hair).
-nyonyoa (verb), rebuke.
-nyonyoa (verb), reprove someone sharply.
-nyonyoa (verb), scold. amnyonyowe kama atajitia wazimu [Moh]. S(he)
scolds him/her as if s(he) will make him/her mad. (< nyonyoa V).
-nyonyoa (verb), torment.
-nyonyoa (verb), annoy.
-nyonyoa (verb), criticize.
-nyonyoka (verb), bado.
-nyonyolea (verb), bado.
-nyonyolewa (verb), be plucked. (< nyonyoa V).
-nyonyota (verb), drizzle.
-nyonyota (verb), trickle.
-nyonyotoa (verb), break into small pieces.
-nyonyotoa (verb), crumble.
-nyonyotoka (verb), disintegrate.
-nyonyotoka (verb), fall apart.
nyoo! (interjection), interj of contempt.
nyoo! (interjection), interj of derision.
-nyooka (verb), be flat.
-nyooka (verb), be frank.
-nyooka (verb), be outspoken.
-nyooka (verb), be smooth.
-nyooka (verb), be straight. mstari ulionyoka. a straight line..
-nyooka (verb), become straight. kama ukijibu maswali yetu mambo yako
yote yatanyooka [Ng]. "If you answer our questions, all your matters
shall become straight"..
-nyooka (verb), be straightened.
nyooka (adjective), honest.
-nyoosha (verb), be frank. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb), be outspoken. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb), press. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb), be straight. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb), become straight. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb), stretch out. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb causative), lengthen. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb causative), be smooth. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb causative), straighten. (< nyooka V).
-nyoosha (verb causative), be straightened. (< nyooka V).
-nyooshwa (verb passive), be redressed (). mkono wa Diana unanyooshwa
gizani [Muk]. Diana's hand is being redressed in th dark. (< nyooka V).
-nyoroka (verb), be frank.
-nyoroka (verb), be outspoken.
-nyoroka (verb), be straight. mstari ulionyoka. a straight line..
-nyoroka (verb), be straightened.
nyoroka (adjective), honest.
-nyorora (verb), become emaciated (from disease).
-nyorora (verb), become exhausted (from disease).
-nyorora (verb), become sickly (from disease).
-nyorora (verb), become thin (from disease).
-nyorosha (verb), be frank.
-nyorosha (verb), teach to be honest.
-nyorosha (verb), raise to be honest.
-nyorosha (verb), be outspoken.
-nyorosha (verb), be smooth.
-nyorosha (verb), straighten.
-nyosha (verb), stretch out. (< nyoka V).
-nyosha (verb causative), lengthen. (< nyoka V).
-nyosha (verb causative), straighten. (< nyoka V).
-nyosha mkono (verb), stretch out one's hand. anasema akiunyoosha mkono
[Ma], akanyosha mkono na kumfungulia mlango [Sul]. (s)he says as (s)he
stretches the hand. (< nyoka V, mkono N).
-nyoshwa (verb passive), be redressed (). Tegemea alinyoshwa akawa
mwanamke mtiifu [Kez]. Tegemea was redressed untill she became a composed
woman. (< nyoka V).
nyota (noun 5/6), pl manyota, star. nyota yenye baridi. planet. [astr]
-nyotanyota (verb), drizzle.
-nyotanyota (verb), trickle.
nyote (adjective), all of you. nyote lazima mfike. You should all come.
All of you should come..
-nyotoa (verb), become exhausted (from pain).
-nyotoa (verb), feel a sharp pain.
-nyotoa (verb), become weak (from pain).
nyoya (noun 5/6), pl manyoya, feather. huoni kama yale ni manyoya?
[Abd]. You cannot see that those are feathers.
nyoya (noun 5/6), pl manyoya, animal hair.
nyoya (noun 5/6), pl manyoya, strand of wool.
unyoya (noun 11/6), pl manyoya, feather. (< unyoya N).
-nyuka (verb), beat.
-nyuka (verb), hit.
-nyuka (verb), stike.
asali ya nyuki (noun 9/10), pl asali za nyuki, honey.
nyuki (noun 9/10an), pl nyuki, bee. asali ya nyuki. honey..
nyukilia (adjective), nuclear.
nyukilia (noun 9/10), pl nyukilia, nucleus.
-nyukua (verb), pinch.
-nyukua (verb), pluck.
nyuma (adverb), back. rudi nyuma. go back.
nyuma (adverb), backwards. rudi nyuma. go backwards..
nyuma (noun 9/10), pl nyuma, the past. mambo ya nyuma. (things which
occurred in ) the past..
nyuma (noun 9/10), pl nyuma, rear. mlango wa nyuma. rear door..
nyuma (noun 9/10), pl nyuma, reverse.
nyuma ya... (adverb), after.
nyuma ya... (adverb), behind.
nyumba (noun 9/10), pl nyumba, building. nyumba ya dawa. "drugstore,
pharmacy"..
nyumba (noun 9/10), pl nyumba, dwelling-place.
nyumba (noun 9/10), pl nyumba, group of related families.
nyumba (noun 9/10), pl nyumba, home.
nyumba (noun 9/10), pl nyumba, house. nyumba ya udongo. clay house..
nyumba ya dawa (noun 9/10), pl nyumba za dawa, drugstore. [rare/ archaic
(Rech)]
nyumba ya ghorofa (noun 9/10), pl nyumba za ghorofa, apartment house.
nyumba ya mawe (noun 9/10), pl nyumba za mawi, stone house.
nyumba ya simu (noun 9/10), pl nyumba za simu, telegraph office.
nyumba ya udongo (noun 9/10), pl nyumba za udongo, clay house.
nyumbani (adverb), at home.
nyumbani (noun 9/10), pl nyumbani, house.
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, mule.
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, wildebeest.
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, antelope (various species of).
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, gnu.
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, hartebeest.
nyumbu (noun 9/10an), pl nyumbu, topi.
-nyumbua (verb), bend (something elastic without breaking).
-nyumbua (verb), flex (something elastic without breaking).
-nyumbua (verb), stretch (something elastic without breaking).
nyumbufu (adjective), elastic.
nyumbufu (adjective), flexible.
-nyumbuka (verb), be elastic. (< nyumbua V).
-nyumbuka (verb), be extendable. (< nyumbua V).
-nyumbuka (verb), be flexible. (< nyumbua V).
-nyumbuliwa (verb passive), be extended. mara mipira ikanyumbuliwa
[Moh]. (< nyumbua V).
nyundo (noun 9/10), pl nyundo, hammer.
nyundo rungu (noun 9/10), pl nyundo rungu, ballpein hammer.
nyungu (noun 9/10), pl nyungu, pot (big cooking).
nyungunyungu (noun 9/10an), pl nyungunyungu, earthworm.
nyungunyungu (noun 9/10), pl nyungunyungu, ulcerous cracks or sores on
feet.
nyungunyungu (noun 9/10), pl nyungunyungu, inflamed fissures between the
toes. [med]
nyuni (noun 9/10an), pl nyuni, bird. [arch]
-nyunya (verb), drizzle.
-nyunya (verb), rain gently.
-nyunya (verb), trickle.
-nyunyiza (verb), sprinkle.
-nyunyu (verb), urinate (children's speech) (informal). kwenda kushii au
kunyunyu [Moh]. to go to defecate or to urinate.
nyunyu (noun 5/6), pl manyunyu, drizzle.
nyunyu (noun 5/6), pl manyunyu, light rain.
nyunyu (noun 5/6), pl manyunyu, shower.
nyunyu (noun 5/6), pl manyunyu, spray.
nyunyu (noun 5/6), pl manyunyu, sprinkle.
nyutroni (noun 9/10), pl nyutroni, neutron.
nyuzi (phrase), fibres. nyuzi zibuniwazo na watu. synthetic fibres..
nyuzi (phrase), threads. nyuzi zibuniwazo na watu. synthetic threads..
nyuzinyuzi (noun 9/10), pl nyuzinyuzi, cobwebs. taa za umeme zimezongwa
na nyuzinyuzi [Ya]. electric bulbs are sorrounded by cobwebs. (< uzi).
nyuzinyuzi (noun 9/10), pl nyuzinyuzi, fibres. nyuzi zibuniwazo na watu.
synthetic fibres..
nyuzinyuzi (noun 9/10), pl nyuzinyuzi, threads. nyuzi zibuniwazo na
watu. synthetic threads..
-nywa (verb), absorb.
-nywa (verb), drink.
-nywa (verb), suck up.
-nywa (verb), drink from. (< -nywa V).
-nywea (verb), contract.
-nywea (verb), curl up.
-nywea (verb), drink from. (< -nywa V).
-nywea (verb), recoil (from fright).
-nywea (verb), shrink. (< -nywa V).
-nywea (verb), shrivel. (< -nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), curl up. (< nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), be humbled. (< nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), feel miserable. (< nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), be mortified. Maksuudi alipoona badiliko hili
alinywea [Moh]. "When Maksuudi saw these changes, he was mortified".. (<
nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), recoil. (< nywa V).
-nywea (verb applicative), put one's tail between one's legs. (< nywa
V).
nywele (noun 9/10), pl nywele, hair.
nyweleo (noun 5/6), pl manyweleo, pore.
-nywesha (verb), make drink. (< -nywa V).
-nywewa (verb), evaporate. (< -nywa V).
-nywewa (verb), vanish. (< -nywa V).
-nyweza (verb causative), cause to shrink. hofu ilimtawala kila mtu,
ikawanyweza walionywea [Moh]. "Horror gripped everyone, leading to the
shrinking of the mortified ones".. (< nywea V).
nzi (noun 9/10an), pl nzi, fly.
nzige (noun 9/10an), pl nzige, locust.
nzigunzigu (noun 9/10an), pl nzigunzigu, butterfly.
nzito nzito (adjective), heavy.
nzuri (adjective), good.
- O -
-o-ote (adjective), any.
-oa (verb), take a wife. amemwoza mtoto wake kwa mtu mzee. He has
married off his daughter to an old man..
-oa (verb), marry (of a man). nioze mtoto wako. Permit me to marry your
daughter..
-oana (verb), intermarry.
-oana (verb reciprocal), marry each other. wanataraji kuoana siku za
mbele [Ya]. They intend to marry in the future. (< oa V).
-oanisha (verb), align. (< oa V).
-oanisha (verb), cause to be in harmony. (< oa V).
-oanisha (verb), marry (perform a marriage ceremony). (< oa V).
cha (preposition), of (class 7). kitabu cha mwanafunzi. the pupil's
book.
mche (noun), pl miche, offspring. offspring.
ofisa (noun 5/6an), pl maofisa, officer. (< Eng.).
ofisa (noun 5/6an), pl maofisa, official. (< Eng.).
ofisi (noun 5/6), pl maofisa, bureau (government).
ofisi (noun 5/6), pl maofisa, institution. (< Eng.).
ofisi (noun 5/6), pl maofisa, office.
ofisi (noun 5/6), pl maofisa, office (of business). (< Eng.).
ofisiboi (noun 5/6an), pl maofisiboi, office boy. (< Eng.).
ofisiboi (noun 5/6an), pl maofisiboi, errand boy. (< Eng.).
ofisiboi (noun 5/6an), pl maofisiboi, messenger.
ofusaidi (noun 9/10), pl ofusaidi, offside (in sport). [sport]
-oga (verb), take a bath or shower.
-oga (verb), bathe. baharini hapa hapaogeleki. It is not possible to
bathe in this sea..
-oga (verb), wash (the body). baharini hapa hapaogeleki. It is not
possible to wash in this sea.
oga (adjective), cowardly.
oga (adjective), fainthearted.
oga (adjective), nervous.
oga (adjective), pusillanimous.
oga (adjective), shy.
oga (adjective), timid.
oga (adjective), timorous.
-ogea (verb), bado.
-ogelea (verb applicative), appear. (< oga V).
-ogelea (verb applicative), arise (a question). (< oga V).
-ogelea (verb applicative), occur (an event). (< oga V).
-ogelea (verb applicative), swim. [ki-Asumini] kiliogelea maji kame
[Moh]. (ki-Asumini) swarm in waste water.. (< oga V).
-ogelea (verb applicative), turn up. (< oga V).
-ogeleka (verb), cause to swim.
-ogeleka (verb), teach to swim.
-ogeleza (verb), cause to swim.
-ogeleza (verb), teach to swim.
-ogesha (verb), bathe someone. (< oga V).
-ogesha (verb causative), wash someone. baada ya kumwogesha binti yake
[Muk]. After washing her daughter. (< oga V).
-ogeshwa (verb caus-pass), be bathed. mtoto anavua na kuogeshwa [Muk].
A child washes and is bathed. (< oga V).
-ogofisha (verb), make afraid.
-ogofisha (verb), endanger. (< ogopa V).
-ogofisha (verb), frighten. (< ogopa V).
-ogofisha (verb), jeopardize. (< ogopa V).
-ogofisha (verb), scare.
-ogofisha (verb), startle. (< ogopa V).
-ogofisha (verb), terrify. (< ogopa V).
-ogofisha (verb), threaten. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), make afraid.
-ogofya (verb), endanger. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), frighten. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), jeopardize. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), scare.
-ogofya (verb), startle. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), terrify. (< ogopa V).
-ogofya (verb), threaten. (< ogopa V).
ogofyo (noun 5/6), pl maogofyo, danger. (< oga).
ogofyo (noun 5/6), pl maogofyo, menace. (< ogofya V).
ogofyo (noun 5/6), pl maogofyo, threat. (< oga).
-ogopa (verb), be startled. (< oga).
-ogopa (verb), be terrified. (< oga).
-ogopa (verb), be afraid.
-ogopa (verb), fear.
mafuta (noun), oily. oily.
-oka (verb), bake. oka mkate. bake bread.
-oka (verb), dry (fruit).
-oka (verb), fire (pottery).
-oka (verb), grill.
-oka (verb), roast. oka nyama. roast meat..
-okelea (verb), bado.
-okesha (verb), bado.
-okeza (verb), bado.
-okoa (verb), deliver.
-okoa (verb), take away from the fire.
-okoa (verb), get oneself out of a difficult situation.
-okoa (verb), help out of a predicament.
-okoa (verb), preserve.
-okoa (verb), remove from the oven.
-okoa (verb), remove from the kiln.
-okoa (verb), rescue. ameniokoa na hatari ya mamba. He rescued me from
a crocodile (lit.: from the danger of a crocodile)..
-okoa (verb), save. chupi ilimwokoa [Kez]. underpants saved him/her.
-okoka (verb), be rescued. (< okoa V).
-okoka (verb), be saved. (< okoa V).
-okolewa (verb), be rescued. (< okoa V).
-okolewa (verb), be saved. (< okoa V).
-okota (verb), come upon by chance.
-okota (verb), find.
-okota (verb), gather.
-okota (verb), obtain something without effort.
-okota (verb), pick up. Zakaria aliiokota mara moja [Kez], kukutana
mabondeni kwenye kuokota kuni [Moh], alikuwa abiria tu aliyemwokota njiani
[Sul]. Zakaria picked it at once..
-okota (verb), come upon unexpectedly.
-okotea (verb), bado.
-okoteka (verb), be capable of being picked up.
-okotesha (verb), bado.
-okotwa (verb), be picked up. (< okota V).
-okoza (verb), get oneself out of a difficult situation.
-okoza (verb), rescue someone.
oktavo (noun 9/10), pl oktavo, octave. (< Eng.). [music]
Oktoba (noun), October. (< Eng.).
-ola (verb), look at.
-ola (verb), observe.
mwenye ole (noun 1/2), pl wenye ole, despondant person.
mwenye ole (noun 1/2), pl wenye ole, melancholic person.
ole (interjection), Woe is me!. ole wangu!. Woe is me!.
ole (noun 9/10), pl ole, destiny.
ole (noun 9/10), pl ole, fate.
ole (noun 9/10), pl ole, grief.
ole (noun 9/10), pl ole, lot.
ole (noun 9/10), pl ole, pity.
-olea (verb), bado.
-oleka (verb), be marriagable.
-oleka (verb), be nubile.
-oleka (verb), be married (of a woman).
-oleleza (verb), copy.
-oleleza (verb), make even.
-oleleza (verb), imitate.
-oleleza (verb), make level.
-olewa (verb), get married.
-olewa (verb), be married (of a woman). Regina tangu aolewe hakuwa na
raha [Kez]. Regina has never been happy since she got married.. (< oa
V).
-oleza (verb), copy.
-oleza (verb), make even.
-oleza (verb), imitate.
-oleza (verb), make level.
-omba (verb), ask for.
-omba (verb), beg.
-omba (verb), be a beggar.
-omba (verb), beseech.
-omba (verb), demand.
-omba (verb), entreat.
-omba (verb), implore.
-omba (verb), intercede.
-omba (verb), pray.
omba (noun 5/6), pl maombi, entreaty.
omba (noun 5/6), pl maombi, petition.
omba (noun 5/6), pl maombi, request.
-omba radi (verb), beg forgiveness. pigwa na radi. be struck by
lightning.
-omba radi (verb), beg pardon. pigwa na radi. be struck by lightning.
-omba ruhsa (verb), ask for permission.
-omba ruhusa (verb), ask for permission.
-omba rukhsa (verb), ask for permission.
ombasha (noun 5/6an), pl maombasha, corporal. (< turk). [mil, arch]
-ombea (verb), ask something of someone.
-ombea (verb), ask for.
-ombea (verb), beg for.
-ombea (verb), demand something of someone.
-ombea (verb), intercede for.
-ombea (verb), pray for.
-ombeka (verb), bado.
ombelezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, lamentation. (< omboleza V).
ombelezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, mourning. (< omboleza V).
-ombesha (verb), cause to beg.
-ombesha (verb), cause to pray.
-ombeza (verb), cause to beg.
-ombeza (verb), cause to pray.
-ombojea (verb), be overcooked.
-ombojea (verb), be overripe.
-ombojea (verb), be soft.
-ombokeza (verb), mourn. (< omba).
-ombokeza (verb), repeat the words of the formula before swearing an
oath. (< omba).
-ombokeza (verb), request urgently. (< omba).
-omboleza (verb), beseech. (< omba).
-omboleza (verb), bewail. yule kikongwe aliomboleza [Sul]. That old and
feeble man wailed.
-omboleza (verb), grieve.
-omboleza (verb), implore.
-omboleza (verb), lament.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, dirge.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, earnest entreaty.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, lament.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, ceremonial song of mourning.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, urgent request.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, wailing.
ombolezo (noun 5/6), pl maombolezo, weeping.
ombwe (noun 9/10), pl ombwe, brink.
ombwe (noun 9/10), pl ombwe, edge.
ombwe (noun 9/10), pl ombwe, margin.
ombwe (noun 9/10), pl ombwe, shore.
-omeka (verb), display (goods or wares).
-omeka (verb), lay out (goods or wares).
-omeka (verb), speak out.
-omeka (verb), spread out (goods or wares).
-omeka (verb), unpack.
-omekea (verb), bado.
-omekeza (verb), pile up.
-omekeza (verb), pile up.
-omekeza (verb), arrange objects by stacking them.
omo (noun 5/6), pl maomo, bow (of a ship). [naut]
omo (noun 5/6), pl maomo, forepart of ship. [naut]
-omoa (verb), break up (soil).
-omoa (verb), dig up (soil).
-omoa (verb), cause disorder.
-omoa (verb), display.
-omoa (verb), disturb.
-omoa (verb), bring to light.
-omoa (verb), open.
-omoa (verb), reveal.
-omoa (verb), stir up.
-omoa (verb), cause unrest.
-omolea (verb), bado.
-omolewa (verb), be disturbed. (< omoa V).
-omolewa (verb), be dug up. (< omoa V).
-omolewa (verb), be revealed. (< omoa V).
-ona (verb), acknowledge.
-ona (verb), believe. naona utaona ajabu. I believe you will be
amazed..
-ona (verb), feel. waonaje?. How do you feel? How are you?.
-ona (verb), notice. ona njaa (kiu). "feel hunger (thirst), be hungry
(thirsty)"..
-ona (verb), perceive. ona kishindo. hear a noise..
-ona (verb), recognize.
-ona (verb), see. nionavyo. "as I see it, in my opinion"..
-ona (verb), sense. ona furaha. feel joy (sorrow).
-ona (verb), think. naona utaona ajabu. I think you will be amazed..
-ona furaha (verb), feel joy.
-ona harafu (verb), detect an odor.
-ona huzuni (verb), feel sorrow.
-ona kishindo (verb), hear a noise.
-ona kiu (verb), feel thirsty.
-ona ladha (verb), perceive a taste.
-ona njaa (verb), feel hungry.
-ona raha (verb), find contentment. kaa raha mustarehe. be quiet..
-ona raha (verb), find peace. kaa raha mustarehe. be quiet..
-onana (verb), meet each other. (< ona V).
-onana (verb), see each other. (< ona V).
-ondoa (verb), abolish. ondoa matanga. abolish the burial ceremony..
-ondoa (verb), take away. haya ondoeni usingizi [Kez]. These ones take
away sleep.
-ondoa (verb), clear away.
-ondoa (verb), conclude. ondoa matanga. conclude the burial ceremony..
-ondoa (verb), eliminate.
-ondoa (verb), put an end to. ondoa matanga. put an end to the burial
ceremony..
-ondoa (verb), release. ondoa mandaraka. release from obligations..
-ondoa (verb), relieve of.
-ondoa (verb), remove.
-ondoa (verb), get rid of.
-ondoa (verb), terminate. ondoa matanga. terminate the burial
ceremony..
-ondoka (verb), start. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb), get up. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb potential), go away. anapoondoka kwenda kazini [Sul].
Once (s)he leaves for the workplace. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb), depart. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb), die. ondoka katika ulimwengu. lit.: depart from the
world..
-ondoka (verb), leave. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb), rise. (< ondoa V).
-ondoka (verb), set up.
-ondoka (verb), withdraw.
-ondokea (verb), develop. (< ondoa V).
-ondokea (verb), grow.
-ondokea (verb), make progress. (< ondoa V).
-ondokea (verb), be prominant.
-ondokea (verb), prosper.
-ondokea (verb), protrude. (< ondoa V).
-ondokea (verb), stand out. (< ondoa V).
-ondokea (verb), be successful. (< ondoa V).
-ondokea (verb), swell.
-ondokelea (verb), get up and leave (a place).
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, advancement.
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, departure. (< ondoka V).
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, progress.
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, prospering.
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, removal. (< ondoka V).
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, start (of a journey).
ondokeo (noun 5/6), pl maondokeo, success.
-ondokewa (verb), be freed. Shangwe alicheka, akaondokewa kule
kusitasita [Muk]. (S)he laughed heartily and was freed from wavering. (<
ondoa).
-ondokewa (verb), get rid of. (< ondoa).
-ondolea (verb), clear off from. (< ondoa V).
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, dismissal.
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, elimination. maondoleo ya mashaka.
elimination of doubts..
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, forgiveness. (< ondoa V).
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, penance. (< ondoa V).
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, removal. (< ondoa V).
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, change of residence.
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, shifting.
ondoleo (noun 5/6), pl maondoleo, transposition.
-ondolewa (verb), be removed. (< ondoa V).
-ondolewa (verb), be taken away. (< ondoa V).
-ondosha (verb), dismiss.
-ondosha (verb), cause to leave.
-ondosha (verb), send away.
-ondosha nanga (verb), weigh anchor.
-one paa nyumba (phrase), never set foot in the house again. nyumba
yangu muione paa [Moh]. Never set foot in my house. (< idiomatic).
-onea (verb), feel a certain emotion (usually hostility) towards someone.
-onea (verb), look at someone.
-onea (verb), look down on someone.
-onea (verb), mistreat. (< ona V).
-onea (verb), oppress. (< ona V).
-onea (verb), persecute.
-onea (verb applicative), be biased. wengine walimwonea huruma [Kez].
Others sympathized with him/her. (< ona V).
-onea huruma (phrase), feel sorry (for).
-onea huruma (phrase), sympathize (with). wengine walimwonea huruma
[Kez]. Others sympathized with him/her.
-onekana (verb), appear (to be). (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), be acceptable. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), be apparent. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), be like. wakiwa katika shuka zao nyeupe
walionekana kama malaika [Kez]. They looked like angels in their white
sheets. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), be obvious. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), seem. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb potential), be visible. ameshikilia nguo yake ili tumbo
lisionekane [Kez]. (S)he is holding his/her clothes so that the tummy is
not visible.. (< ona V).
-onekana (verb), be seen. (< ona V).
-onelea (verb), realize. (< ona V).
oneo (noun 5/6), pl maoneo, bullying.
oneo (noun 5/6), pl maoneo, cruelty.
oneo (noun 5/6), pl maoneo, mistreatment.
oneo (noun 5/6), pl maoneo, persecution.
oneo (noun 5/6), pl maoneo, unkind treatment. (< ona V).
-onesha (verb causative), show. mwili ni sitara, si vyema mtu kumwonesha
mwenzake [Moh], huoneshi kama una furaha [Sul]. the body is private, it
is not good for a person to show his/her colleague. (< ona V).
-oneshwa (verb passive), be shown. akatengeza maziwa kwa vipimo
alivyooneshwa [Sul]. (s)he prepared the milk as (s)he was shown.. (< ona
V).
onevu (adjective), cruel. (< ona V).
onevu (adjective), malicious. (< ona V).
onevu (adjective), oppressive. (< ona V).
onevu (adjective), violent. (< ona V).
-onewa (verb), be oppressed. (< ona V).
-ongea (verb), chat.
-ongea (verb), converse.
-ongea (verb), grow.
-ongea (verb), increase.
-ongea (verb), waste time.
-ongea (verb transitive), talk. Yohana na Mwai walipokuwa wakiongea
pamoja [Ng]. Yohana and Mwai were speaking together.
-ongeana (verb), pass the time together.
-ongeana (verb), talk to each other.
-ongelea (verb), talk (about something). (< ongea V).
-ongeza (verb), add to.
-ongeza (verb), augment.
-ongeza (verb), enlarge.
-ongeza (verb), expand.
-ongeza (verb), fill up.
-ongeza (verb), grow.
-ongeza (verb), make more.
-ongeza (verb), repeat.
-ongeza (verb causative), increase. alirudi kwa yule bwana kumwongeza
shukrani [Sul]. (s)he went back to the man to increase his thanks.
-ongezea (verb applicative), add. nikitafuta wa kunipokea ulezi, siyo wa
kuniongezea [Sul]. I was looking for a helper from rearing, not one to
add on to it. (< ongeza V).
-ongezeka (verb potential), be enlarged. (< ongeza V).
-ongezeka (verb potential), be expanded. (< ongeza V).
-ongezeka (verb potential), be increased. (< ongeza V).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, addition. (< ongea).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, enlargement. chama hiki kinaongezeka
katika nchi nzima. This organization is spread over the entire country..
(< ongea).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, expansion. (< ongea).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, growth. (< ongea).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, increase. (< ongea).
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, increment.
ongezeko (noun 5/6), pl maongezeko, supplement.
-ongezewa (verb), receive an increase. (< ongeza V).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, addition. (< ongea).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, enlargement. chama hiki kinaongezeka
katika nchi nzima. This organization is spread over the entire country..
(< ongea).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, expansion. (< ongea).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, growth. (< ongea).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, increase. (< ongea).
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, increment.
ongezo (noun 5/6), pl maongezo, supplement.
-ongezwa (verb), be increased. (< ongeza V).
-ongoa (verb), cause someone to change his views.
-ongoa (verb), convert. [rel]
-ongoa (verb), correct.
-ongoa (verb), guide.
-ongoa (verb), improve.
-ongoa (verb), instruct.
-ongoa (verb), lead.
-ongoa (verb), prosper.
-ongoa (verb), reform.
-ongoa (verb), make right.
-ongoa (verb), be successful.
-ongoa (verb), train.
ongoa (verb), precede.
ongoa (verb), go straight ahead.
ongofu (adjective), corrected. (< ongoa).
ongofu (adjective), prosperous. (< ongoa).
ongofu (adjective), reformed. (< ongoa).
ongofu (adjective), straightened out. (< ongoa).
ongofu (adjective), successful. (< ongoa).
-ongofya (verb), bado.
-ongoka (verb), be converted. (< ongoa V).
-ongoka (verb), be reformed. (< ongoa V).
-ongoka (verb), be set straight. (< ongoa V).
-ongoka nafsi (verb), change one's ways. (< ongoa V).
-ongoka nafsi (verb), turn a new leaf. (< ongoa V).
-ongolea (verb), bado. (< ongoa V).
-ongolewa (verb), be converted. (< ongoa V).
-ongolewa (verb), be guided. (< ongoa V).
-ongolewa (verb), be reformed. (< ongoa V).
-ongopa (verb), lead astray.
-ongopa (verb), deceive.
-ongopa (verb), tell a lie.
-ongopa (verb), mislead.
-ongopa (verb), slander.
-ongopa (verb), make false statements.
-ongopea (verb applicative), lie to. ile siku moja tu n'lipokuongopea
[Ma]. It is only that one day that I lied to you.. (< ongopa V).
-ongoza (verb), advance. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), expedite. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), instruct. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), promote. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), teach. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), train. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb), show the way. ongoza maneno. give a good turn to a
conversation..
-ongoza (verb causative), drive forward. akashindwa kuelewa kwa nini
watu kama hawa waliachiwa kukiongoza Chama [Mun]. (s)he could not
understand why people like this were given the party to lead it..
-ongoza (verb causative), lead (as a leader).
-ongoza (verb), direct.
-ongozana (verb), follow each other. (< ongoza V).
-ongozana (verb), be in a group of. (< ongoza V).
-ongozana (verb), move together in the same direction. (< ongoza V).
-ongozana na (verb reciprocal), move toward a common goal. (< ongoza V).
-ongozeka (verb potential), be carried on vigorously. (< ongeza V).
-ongozeka (verb potential), be driven forward. mwendo wake ulianza
kuongozeka [Kez]. His/her ways began to be forward driven. (< ongeza V).
-ongozwa (verb passive), be led. mara alishtukia kaongozwa ndani [Sul].
(s)he was suddenly led inside. (< ongoza V).
oni la umma (noun 5/6), pl maoni ya umma, public opinion.
-onja (verb), examine.
-onja (verb), investigate.
-onja (verb), taste (foods). fig ameonja mapesa. lit.: he has tasted
money..
-onja (verb), test.
-onja (verb), try.
-onjea (verb), bado.
-onjeka (verb stative), be tasted. (< onja V).
-onjesha (verb), bado.
onji (noun 5/6), pl maonji, investigation. (< onja V).
onji (noun 5/6), pl maonji, test. (< onja V).
onji (noun 5/6), pl maonji, trial. (< onja V).
onjo (noun 5/6), pl maonjo, investigation. (< onja V).
onjo (noun 5/6), pl maonjo, test. (< onja V).
onjo (noun 5/6), pl maonjo, trial. (< onja V).
-onjwa (verb passive), be tasted. (< onja V).
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, appearance. (< ona V).
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, feeling. (< 5/6). [ona V]
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, impression. (< ona V).
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, opinion. (< ona V).
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, perception. (< 5/6). [ona V]
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, sensation. (< ona V).
ono (noun 5/6), pl maono, thought. (< 5/6). [ona V]
-onya (verb), admonish. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), criticize. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), deter. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), disapprove of. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), cause to explain. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), permit to explain. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), make one see his or her mistakes. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), reprove. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), restrain. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), cause to see. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), permit to see. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), cause to show. (< ona V).
-onya (verb), permit to show. (< ona V).
-onya (verb causative), warn. nakuonya, Nunga, kumbuka maneno yangu
[Ng]. I warn you, Nunga, remember my words. (< ona V).
-onyana (verb), warn each other.
-onyana (verb), exchange warning signals.
-onyeka (verb), be warned.
-onyesha (verb), clarify.
-onyesha (verb), display.
-onyesha (verb), exhibit.
-onyesha (verb), indicate. maonyesho ya vita. military review..
-onyesha (verb), point out.
-onyesha (verb), make see.
-onyesha (verb causative), disclose. (< ona V).
-onyesha (verb causative), explain. (< ona V).
-onyesha (verb causative), show. lazima unionyeshe barua hiyo [Kez].
You must show me that letter. (< ona V).
onyesho (noun 5/6), pl maonyesho, demonstration. (< ona V).
onyesho (noun 5/6), pl maonyesho, display. (< ona V).
onyesho (noun 5/6), pl maonyesho, exhibition. (< ona V).
-onyeshwa (verb passive), be shown. alionyeshwa mahali, naye akakaa
[Ng]. (s)he was shown a place and (s)he stayed/lived (there). (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, advice. (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, exhortation.
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, hint. (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, index. (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, indication. (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, indicator (on a machine). (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, mark. (< ona V).
onyo (noun 5/6), pl maonyo, warning. bila ya onyo lo lote akakiangusha
[kiboko] juu ya mgongo wa Nunga [Ng], "onyo" si kama shahada, halitolewi
mara tatu [Sul]. "Without any warning, (s)he fell/dropped it".. (< ona
V).
-onywa (verb), be reproved. (< ona V).
-onywa (verb), be warned. (< ona V).
-onza (verb), annoy.
-onza (verb), damage.
-onza (verb), do harm to.
-onza (verb), hurt.
-onza (verb), torment.
-onza (verb), wound.
opareta (noun 5/6an), pl maopareta, operator.
-opoa (verb), draw out.
-opoa (verb), extricate (from difficulties).
-opoa (verb), rescue (from difficulties).
-opoa (verb), save (from difficulties).
-opoa (verb), steal. nepi za kuopoa [Ma]. Give me the stolen ones.
[slang]
-opoa (verb), take out.
-opoka (verb), bado. (< opoa V).
-opolewa (verb), be rescued. (< opoa V).
-oposha (verb), bado. (< opoa V).
-opoza (verb), bado. (< opoa V).
orda (noun 9/10), pl orda, order (for something). mchukuaji orda wa
chakula. "one who takes orders at the table, waiter".. (< Eng.).
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, bill.
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, catalog. orodha ya masomo. schedule of
studies..
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, inventory. orodha ya biashara. inventory
of business..
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, invoice.
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, list. orodha ya biashara. list of
businesses.
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, program. orodha ya masomo. timetable of
studies.
orodha (noun 9/10), pl orodha, register. orodha ya biashara. commercial
register..
orodha ya biashara (noun 9/10), pl orodha za biashara, commericial
register.
orodha ya majina (noun 9/10), pl orodha za majina, roll.
orodha ya majina (noun 9/10), pl orodha za majina, roster.
orodha ya masomo (noun 9/10), pl orodha za masomo, schedule.
orofa (noun 9/10), pl orofa, floor (or a building). orofa ya pili.
second floor.
orofa (noun 9/10), pl orofa, story (or a building). nyumba ya orofa nne.
a four-story house..
-ororo (adjective), smooth.
-ororo (adjective), soft.
-ororo (adjective), tender.
ororo (adjective), delicate.
ororo (adjective), sensitive.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, bill.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, catalog.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, inventory.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, invoice.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, list.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, program.
oroza (noun 9/10), pl oroza, register.
-osha (verb), rinse.
-osha (verb), wash. haiosheki. It is not washable..
-oshea (verb), bado. (< osha V).
-osheka (verb), be washable. (< osha V).
-oshewa (verb appl-pass), have something washed. wala vyombo sitaki
kuoshewa [Abd]. I don't even want to have things washed. (< oga V).
-osheza (verb), bado. (< oga V).
-ota (verb), lie in ambush for someone.
-ota (verb), be half awake.
-ota (verb), bask.
-ota (verb), crouch (in order to warm oneself). Aliota moto. He warmed
himself at the fire.
-ota (verb), designate.
-ota (verb), develop.
-ota (verb), doze.
-ota (verb), daydream.
-ota (verb), dream. nakuota kila siku wakati wa usiku [Kez]. I dream of
you every day during the night.
-ota (verb), grow (of plants or hair etc).
-ota (verb), lie in wait for someone.
-ota (verb), leave marks (us welts from blows).
-ota (verb), make a mark (us welts from blows).
-ota (verb), indulge in reveries.
-ota (verb), sit (us in order to warm oneself). ota moto. warm oneself
at the fire..
-ota (verb), spring up.
-ota (verb), sprout.
-ota (verb), squat (us in order to warm oneself).
-ota (verb), talk foolishly.
-ota (verb), be in a trance.
-ota (verb), warm oneself.
-ota jua (verb), bask in the sun.
-otama (verb), be crouched.
-otama (verb), be in a sitting position.
-otama (verb), be in a squatting position.
-otamia (verb), brood.
-otamia (verb), sit on eggs. (< -atamia V).
-otana (verb), dream about each other.
ote (adjective), all. watu wote. all the people.
ote (adjective), anyone. mtu ye yote. anyone.
ote (adjective), whatever. mtu ye yote. whatever..
ote (adjective), whole. nchi yote. the whole country..
-otea (verb), ambush. (< -ota V).
-otea (verb), dream about. (< -ota V).
-otea (verb), grow for. (< -ota V).
-otea (verb), lie in wait for. (< -ota V).
-oteka (verb), bado.
oteo (noun 5/6), pl maoteo, ambush. (< ota V).
oteo (noun 5/6), pl maoteo, growth. (< ota V).
oteo (noun 5/6), pl maoteo, hiding-place. (< ota V).
-otesha (verb), cause to dream. (< -ota V).
-otesha (verb), cause to grow. (< -ota V).
ovaroli (noun 5/6), pl maovaroli, overalls. mwanaume mmoja aliyevalia
ovaroli jeupe [Ma]. One man who wore a white overall. (< Eng.).
ovataimu (noun 9/10), pl ovataimu, overtime. (< Eng.).
-ovu (adjective), bad.
-ovu (adjective), wicked.
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, badness. mema na maovu ndio ulimwengu. there
are both bad and good in the world..
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, depraved.
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, evil. (< ovu ADJ).
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, injustice.
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, malicious.
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, spiteful.
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, wickedness. mema na maovu ndio ulimwengu.
there are both wicked and good in the world..
ovu (noun 5/6), pl maovu, wrong.
ovyo (adjective), careless.
ovyo (adjective), inferior.
ovyo (adjective), superficial.
ovyo (adjective), worthless.
ovyo (adverb), anyhow.
ovyo (adverb), aimlessly. fanya kazi ovyoovyo tu. do one's work
aimlessly.
ovyo (adverb), carelessly. fanya kazi ovyoovyo tu. do one's work
carelessly.
ovyo (adverb), excessively.
ovyo (adverb), haphazardly. fanya kazi ovyoovyo tu. do one's work
haphazardly.
ovyo (adverb), at random.
ovyo (adverb), wasteful.
ovyo (adverb), disorderly.
ovyo (adverb), foolishly.
ovyo (adverb), negligently.
ovyoovyo (adverb), anyhow.
ovyoovyo (adverb), disorderly.
ovyoovyo (adverb), foolishly. akicheka ovyo na kila mtu [Muk]. (s)he
laughs aimlessly with anybody.
ovyoovyo (adverb), negligently.
ovyoovyo (adverb), at random. kupiga mbio ovyo pasi na kuwa na dhamiri
[Moh], vibanda vya ovyo ovyo [Kez].
-owa (verb), marry (of a man). nioze mtoto wako. Permit me to marry
your daughter..
-owa (verb), take a wife. amemwoza mtoto wake kwa mtu mzee. He has
married off his daughter to an old man..
oya (noun 5/6), pl maoya, handful.
-oza (verb), turn bad. matunda yameoza. the fruits have turned bad..
-oza (verb), decay. matunda yameoza. the fruits are decayed.
-oza (verb), decompose.
-oza (verb), putrefy.
-oza (verb), rot. matunda yameoza. the fruits are rotten..
-oza (verb causative), allow to marry. (< oa V).
-oza (verb causative), give in marriage. (< oa V).
-oza (verb causative), cause to marry. (< oa V).
-ozeka (verb), bado.
-ozesha (verb), ruin.
-ozesha (verb), spoil.
-ozwa (verb), be married by. (< oa V).
- P -
-pa (verb), accomplish.
-pa (verb), carry out.
-pa (verb), give. pa mkono. give the hand (to express
congratulations/condolence); lending a helping hand..
-pa (verb), perform. pa mchezo. play out a game..
pa (preposition), at. mahali pa uhalifu. on the scene of the crime..
pa (preposition), of (class 14).
-paa (verb), ascend.
-paa (verb), convey fire.
-paa (verb), get up.
-paa (verb), go up.
-paa (verb), mount.
-paa (verb), paw (the ground). farasi anapaa. the horse is pawing..
-paa (verb), rise.
-paa (verb), scrape (off). paa, magamba. scale fish..
-paa (verb), scratch (off). paa, magamba.
-paa (verb), win a game of cards. paa karatia. win a game of cards.
[cards]
paa (noun), gazelle (kind of).
paa (noun 5/6), pl mapaa, roof. yeye huchukuwa majani kutoka paa la jiko
[Kez]. (s)he picks leaves from the roof of the chimney. (< paa V).
paa (noun 5/6), pl mapaa, sloping side of a thatch roof.
-paana (verb associative), bado.
paanda (noun 9/10), pl paanda, horn. piga panda. blow a horn. [mus]
paanda (noun 9/10), pl paanda, trumpet. piga panda. blow a trumpet..
[mus]
-paaza (verb), grind coarsely.
-paaza (verb), grind coarsely.
-paaza (verb), pound.
-paaza (verb), pound.
-paaza (verb), pulverize.
-paaza (verb), pulverize.
-paaza (verb causative), lift up.
-paaza (verb causative), raise.
-paaza ugomvi (verb), goad on someone.
-paaza ugomvi (verb), start a quarrel with someone.
-pacha (verb), grow in clusters (bananas, etc).
-pacha (verb), produce more than one plant from a single seed.
ndizi pacha (noun), bananas that have grown together.
pacha (noun 5/6), pl mapacha, counterpart.
pacha (noun 5/6), pl mapacha, double. ndizi pacha. two bananas that
have grown together..
pacha (noun 5/6), pl mapacha, something with a close resemblance to
something else.
pacha (noun 5/6), pl mapacha, symmetry. kile kicheko ni pacha na mvua
[Ma]. That laughter is symmetrical with rain/(fisherman?).
pacha (noun 5/6), pl mapacha, twin. watoto hawa ni [ma]pacha. These
children are twins..
pacha (noun), pl mapacha, one of twins.
-pachana (verb), grow in clusters.
-pachapacha (verb), produce more than one plant from a single seed.
pachapacha (adjective), growing in clusters.
pachapacha (adjective), of the same nature.
pachapacha (adjective), similar.
pachapacha (adjective), twinned (of rice or millet heads etc),.
-pachika (verb), fasten. pachika kisu kipinini. fasten a knife-blade in
the handle..
-pachika (verb), fix.
-pachika (verb), insert. akapachika noti mkononi mwa Shangwe [Muk].
"s/he inserted the note(s) into Shangwe's hand." (also = 'slip into'?).
-pachika (verb), secure. pachika kisu kipinini. fasten a knife-blade in
the handle..
-pachika (verb), stick between two things.
-pachika (verb), stick in. pachika kisu kipinini. fasten a knife-blade
in the handle..
-pachikia (verb), bado.
-pachikika (verb), bado.
pachipachi (adjective), growing in clusters.
pachipachi (adjective), of the same nature.
pachipachi (adjective), similar.
pachipachi (adjective), twinned (of rice or millet heads etc),.
pacholi (noun 9/10), pl pacholi, perfume (kind of). (< ind).
pachori (noun 9/10), pl pachori, perfume (kind of). (< ind).
-pachua (verb), draw out.
-pachua (verb), remove.
-pachua (verb), separate.
-pachua (verb), take out.
pachuri (noun 9/10), pl pachuri, perfume (kind of). (< ind).
padiri (noun 5/6an), pl mapadiri, clergyman. (< port).
padre (noun 5/6an), pl mapadre, clergyman.
padre (noun 5/6an), pl mapadre, father (Catholic).
padre (noun 5/6an), pl mapadre, pastor.
padre (noun 5/6an), pl mapadre, priest.
padri (noun 5/6an), pl mapadri, father (Catholic).
padri (noun 5/6an), pl mapadri, pastor.
padri (noun 5/6an), pl mapadri, priest.
pafu (noun 5/6), pl mapafu, lung. ugonjwa wa mapafu. disease of the
lungs.. [anat]
-pagaa (verb), carry (a burden on heard or shoulders).
-pagaa (verb), be possessed (by a spirit). amepagawa na pepo. He is
possessed by a spirit.. [ethn]
pagao (noun 5/6), pl mapagao, amulet (against evil spirits or dangers).
pagao (noun 5/6), pl mapagao, charm (against evil spirits or dangers).
pagaro (noun 5/6), pl mapagaro, amulet (against evil spirits or dangers).
pagaro (noun 5/6), pl mapagaro, charm (against evil spirits or dangers).
-pagawa (verb), be possessed.
-pagawa na pepo (verb), be possessed by a spirit.
-pagaza (verb), astound.
-pagaza (verb), employ someone as a bearer.
-pagaza (verb), dumbfound.
-pagaza (verb), bring evil upon someone.
-pagaza (verb), bring misfortune upon someone.
-pagaza (verb), employ someone as a porter.
-pagaza (verb), cause someone to be possessed by an evil spirit.
-pagaza (verb), stike someone dumb (from amazement).
-pagua (verb), cut off (branches ). kisu cha kupogolea. slashing
knife.. (< pogo).
-pagua (verb), lop. kisu cha kupogolea. lopping knife.. (< pogo).
-pagua (verb), prune (bushes or trees). kisu cha kupogolea. prunning
knife.. (< pogo).
pahala (noun 9/10), pl pahala, place (proper or expected). pahali pa
kupumzika. resting-place..
pahala (noun 9/10), pl pahala, position (proper or expected).
pahala (noun 9/10), pl pahala, situation (proper or expected).
pahala pa kupikia (noun 9/10), pl pahala, cooking place.
pahala pa kupumzika (noun 9/10), pl pahala, resting place.
pahala po pote (noun 9/10), pl pahala, everywhere.
pahala po pote (noun 9/10), pl pahala, in all places.
pahali (noun 9/10), pl pahali, place (proper or expected). pahali pa
kupumzika. resting-place..
pahali (noun 9/10), pl pahali, position (proper or expected).
pahali (noun 9/10), pl pahali, situation (proper or expected).
pahali pa kupikia (noun 9/10), pl pahali, cooking place.
pahali pa kupumzika (noun 9/10), pl pahali, resting place.
pahali po pote (noun 9/10), pl pahali, everywhere.
pahali po pote (noun 9/10), pl pahali, in all places.
painti (adjective), colored. (< eng).
painti (adjective), painted. (< Eng.).
painti (noun 9/10), pl painti, pint. (< eng).
paipu (noun 9/10), pl paipu, alarm. (< Eng.).
paipu (noun 9/10), pl paipu, horn (automobile). piga paipu. sound/blow
an automobile horn.. (< Eng.).
paipu (noun 9/10), pl paipu, siren (ship). (< Eng.).
paipu (noun 9/10), pl paipu, warning horn. (< Eng.).
paja (noun 5/6), pl mapaja, ham (of a human being or an animal). [anat]
paja (noun 5/6), pl mapaja, lap.
paja (noun 5/6), pl mapaja, thigh (of a human being or an animal).
[anat]
pajani (preposition), on the lap.
paji (noun 5/6), pl mapaji, forehead. nyusi kazikweza na ndita
zimesheheni paji [Muk].
paji (noun 5/6), pl mapaji, gift. (< pa).
paji (noun 5/6), pl mapaji, offering. (< pa).
paji (noun 5/6), pl mapaji, present. (< pa).
paji (noun 5/6), pl mapaji, sacrifice. (< pa).
-paka (verb), adjoin. nchi zetu zinapakana. our countries adjoin.
-paka (verb), apply. pake chokaa. whitewash..
-paka (verb), border on. nchi zetu zinapakana. our countries border on
each other..
-paka (verb), be contiguous. nchi zetu zinapakana. our countries are
contiguous..
-paka (verb), lay (on). akikipaka [kidevu chake] maji yale machafu [Ma].
-paka (verb), paint on. paka rangi. "paint, stain, dye"..
-paka (verb), smear on. paka mafuta. rub (the body) with oil..
-paka (verb), spread. paka udongo. plaster (the wall of a house with
mud).
-paka chokaa (verb), whitewash. (< ind).
-paka udongo (verb), plaster.
dawa ya kupaka (noun 9/10), pl dawa za kupaka, ointment.
dawa ya kupaka (noun 9/10), pl dawa za kupaka, salve.
paka (noun 9/10an), pl paka, cat. paka mwitu. wild cat..
-paka mafuta (verb), rub (the body) with oil. pake chokaa. whitewash..
-paka rangi (verb), color. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-paka rangi (verb), dye. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-paka rangi (verb), paint. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
paka shume (noun 9/10an), pl paka, large half-wild tomcat.
-pakaa (verb), apply. pake chokaa. whitewash..
-pakaa (verb), paint on. paka rangi. "paint, stain, dye"..
-pakaa (verb), smear on. paka mafuta. rub (the body) with oil..
-pakaa (verb), spread. paka udongo. plaster (the wall of a house with
mud).
pakacha (noun 5/6), pl mapakacha, fruit basket (woven).
pakacha (noun 9/10), pl pakacha, footpad.
pakacha (noun 9/10an), pl pakacha, highwayman.
pakacha (noun 9/10an), pl pakacha, night-robber. (< pakacha? N).
pakacha (noun 9/10an), pl pakacha, robber.
pakaja (noun 9/10), pl pakaja, footpad.
pakaja (noun 9/10an), pl pakaja, highwayman.
pakaja (noun 9/10an), pl pakaja, robber.
-pakana (verb), be adjacent.
-pakana (verb), lie side by side.
-pakana (verb), border on each other.
pakanga (noun 9/10), pl pakanga, rue.
pakanga (noun 9/10), pl pakanga, wormwood.
-pakanisha (verb), set boundries.
-pakanisha (verb), delimit.
pakanya (noun 5/6), pl mapakanya, money or present given as compensation
to end quarrel.
pakanya (noun 5/6), pl mapakanya, indemnification (in money or an
equivalent present).
pakari (noun 9/10), pl pakari, pliers (flat-nosed).
pakari (noun 9/10), pl pakari, tongs.
-pakasa (verb), twist (thread or rope).
-pakata (verb), carry. pakata mtoto. carry a child.
-pakata (verb), hold on the knee or lap. kalipakata lile gauni [Muk].
(s)he held that gown on the knee.
-pakata (verb), nurse a child.
-pakatika (verb), bado.
-pakaza (verb), apply (a bandage or splint).
pake (pronoun), her. pahali pake. her place. (< ake).
pake (pronoun), his. pahali pake. his place. (< ake).
paketi (noun 9/10), pl paketi, pack. paketi ya sigara. a pack of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
paketi (noun 9/10), pl paketi, package. paketi ya sigara. a package of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
paketi (noun 9/10), pl paketi, packet. paketi ya sigara. a packet of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
-paki (verb), park (a car). (< Eng.).
-pakia (verb), put on board.
-pakia (verb), fix the bounds of. pakia ngwe. fix the bounds of a field
for tilling..
-pakia (verb), delimit. pakia ngwe. delimit a field for tilling..
-pakia (verb), export. mwenye kupakia mali. exporter.
-pakia (verb), fix the limits of. pakia ngwe. fix the limits of a field
for tilling..
-pakia (verb), load onto.
-pakia (verb), pack.
-pakia (verb), ship.
-pakia (verb), stow.
-pakia (verb), embark.
-pakia (verb), pile up.
-pakilia (verb), load something.
-pakilia (verb), stow something.
pakio (noun 5/6), pl mapakio, cargo.
pakio (noun 5/6), pl mapakio, freight.
pakiti (noun 9/10), pl pakiti, pack. paketi ya sigara. a pack of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
pakiti (noun 9/10), pl pakiti, package. paketi ya sigara. a package of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
pakiti (noun 9/10), pl pakiti, packet. paketi ya sigara. a packet of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
-pakiwa (verb), export goods.
-pakiza (verb), have something loaded.
-pakiza (verb), have something packed.
pakogea (noun 9/10), pl pakogea, bathroom. mahali pa kuogea. bathroom.
pakogea (noun 9/10), pl pakogea, swimming pool. mahali pa kuogea.
swimming pool..
pakogea (noun 9/10), pl pakogea, washing-place. mahali pa kuogea.
washing-place..
pakti (noun 9/10), pl pakti, pack. paketi ya sigara. a pack of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
pakti (noun 9/10), pl pakti, package. paketi ya sigara. a package of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
pakti (noun 9/10), pl pakti, packet. paketi ya sigara. a packet of
cigarettes.. (< Eng.).
pakti (noun 9/10), pl pakti, packet. sigara pakti moja [Ya]. one packet
of cigarettes. (< Eng.).
paku (adjective), speckled.
paku (adjective), spotted.
paku (noun 5/6), pl mapaku, spot of color.
-pakua (verb), discharge.
-pakua (verb), dish out.
-pakua (verb), serve food.
-pakua (verb), transfer food from a cooking pot to a serving dish.
-pakua (verb), unload.
-pakua chakula (verb), dish up.
-pakua chakula (verb), serve.
pakulalia (noun 9/10), pl pakulalia, sleeping-place. mahali pa kulalia.
sleeping-place.
pakulia (noun 9/10), pl pakulia, eating-place. mahali pa kulia. eating-
place..
pakuogea (noun 9/10), pl pakuogea, bathroom. mahali pa kuogea.
bathroom.
pakuogea (noun 9/10), pl pakuogea, swimming pool. mahali pa kuogea.
swimming pool..
pakuogea (noun 9/10), pl pakuogea, washing-place. mahali pa kuogea.
washing-place..
-pakuwa (verb), dish out.
-pakuwa (verb), serve food.
-pakuwa (verb), unload.
palahala (noun 9/10an), pl palahala, sable antelope (Hippotragus niger).
-palama (verb), be barren (esp of trees).
-palama (verb), be deficient. parama usingizi. fail to get enough
sleep.
-palama (verb), be lacking. parama usingizi. fail to get enough sleep.
-palama (verb), be sterile (esp of trees).
pale (adjective), afterwards.
pale (adjective), then.
pale (adjective), there. palepale. "in that very place, in the same
place"..
pale (pronoun), in that place. mahali pale. in that place..
pale pale (adverb), just then.
pale pale (adverb), just there.
palepale (adverb), in that very place.
palepale (adverb), in the same place.
-palia (verb), gather up.
-palia (verb), gather up.
-palia (verb), hoe up weeds.
-palia (verb), rake.
-palia (verb), rake.
-palia (verb), weed.
-palia (verb applicative), take live embers from the fire.
-palia (verb applicative), mount. moshi wa kuni ulimpalia akaanza
kukohoa [Ya]. smoke mounted on him/her and (s)he started coughing..
-palika (verb), bado.
palikuwa (noun), Once upon a time....
-palilia (verb), clean ground under cultivation.
-palilia (verb), hoe.
-palilia (verb), weed.
-palilia (verb applicative), pile grass and weeds in heaps. kumsaidia
mamaake kutema, kufyeka, kuburuga, kupalilia au kuvuna [Moh]. to assist
his/her mother to cut, slash, collect or pile or harvest..
-palilia (verb applicative), pique. siri ikiipalilia hamu [Sul].
-palilia (verb applicative), provoke.
-palilia (verb applicative), stir up feeling.
-paliliza (verb), stir up.
-paliliza (verb), agitate someone.
-paliliza (verb), employ someone to pull up weeds.
-paliliza sauti (verb), speak loudly.
-paliliza sauti (verb), raise the voice.
palipo (noun), where there is.... palipoinuka. highland..
palizi (noun 5/6), pl mapalizi, weed (in a cultivated field). (< paa V).
-pamba (verb), adorn. ninachotaka sasa ni mtu wa hulka yako kuipamba
nyumba yangu [Mun]. What I want now is a person of your status to adorn
my house.
-pamba (verb), arrange.
-pamba (verb), decorate.
-pamba (verb), embellish.
-pamba (verb), furnish (a room or house). chumba chake kimepambwa
vizuri. His/her house is well furnished.
-pamba (verb), prepare. pamba maiti. prepare a corpse for burial..
-pamba maiti (verb), prepare a corpse for burial.
kinu cha kuchambulia pamba (noun), pl vinu vya kuchambulia pamba, cotton
gin.
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, adornment. mke mzuri ni pambo la nyumba.
A beautiful woman is the adornment of the house.. (< pamba).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, cotton. kitambaa cha pamba. cotton cloth.
(< pers).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, decoration (of a room or house). (<
pamba).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, furnishing (of a room or house). (<
pamba).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, multitude.
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, large number.
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, ornament. (< pamba).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, large quantity.
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, wadding. (< pers).
pamba (noun 5/6), pl mapamba, cotton wool. (< pamba).
-pambaja (verb), clasp.
-pambaja (verb), embrace.
pambaja (noun 9/10), pl pambaja, embrace.
-pambana (verb), clash.
-pambana (verb), collide.
-pambana (verb), compete. Ali na Juma wanapambania kiti cha Mombasa.
Ali and Juma are contesting for the Mombase seat.
-pambana (verb), deal with severely.
-pambana (verb), dispute.
-pambana (verb), encounter.
-pambana (verb), face.
-pambana (verb), jostle.
-pambana (verb), meet (in a hostile or competitive sense).
-pambana (verb), run into.
-pambana (verb), tackle.
-pambana (verb), come together. timu za miji hii zitapambana kesho. The
teams of this town will come together tomorrow.
-pambana (verb), conflict.
-pambania (verb), compete for something.
-pambanisha (verb), contrast.
-pambanisha (verb), put side by side.
-pambanisha (verb), compare.
-pambanisha (verb), oppose.
-pambanisha (verb), bring together.
-pambanisha (verb), exhibit.
-pambanisha (verb), contradict.
-pambanisha (verb), vote against.
pambano (noun 5/6), pl mapambano, contact.
pambano (noun 5/6), pl mapambano, contest.
pambano (noun 5/6), pl mapambano, impact.
pambano (noun 5/6), pl mapambano, meeting.
-pambanua (verb), compare.
-pambanua (verb), pick out.
-pambanua (verb), select.
-pambanua (verb), separate.
-pambanua (verb converse), discriminate.
-pambanua (verb converse), distinguish between. hawezi kupambanua baina
ya mtu anayelilia maiti na mtu anayelilia uhai [Sul]. (s)he cannot
distinguish between a person crying for a dead body and one carrying for
life.
-pambanuka (verb), bado.
-pambanulia (verb), bado.
-pambanya (verb), bado.
-pambanya (verb), browbeat.
-pambanya (verb), collect in small quantities.
-pambauka (verb), dawn.
-pambauka (verb), get light.
pambauko (noun 5/6), pl mapambauko, dawn.
pambauko (noun 5/6), pl mapambauko, daybreak.
-pambazua (verb), make clear.
-pambazua (verb), explain.
-pambazua (verb), make plain.
-pambazuka (verb), dawn.
-pambazuka (verb), be daytime.
-pambazuka (verb), get light.
pambazuko (noun 5/6), pl mapambazuko, dawn.
pambazuko (noun 5/6), pl mapambazuko, daybreak.
pambe (adjective), decorated.
pambe (adjective), dressed up.
-pambia (verb), decorate for something or someone.
-pambia (verb), set a table.
-pambika (verb), bado.
-pambisha (verb), bado.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, clearance.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, edge. pambizo la meza. The edge of
the table.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, end. pambizo la meza. the end of the
table..
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, environs.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, margin. pambizo la meza. the margin
of the table..
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, outskirts.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, periphery.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, playroom.
pambizo (noun 5/6), pl mapambizo, suburb.
pambo (noun 5/6), pl mapambo, adornment. (< pamba V).
pambo (noun 5/6), pl mapambo, decoration (of a room or house). (<
pamba).
pambo (noun 5/6), pl mapambo, embellishment. vitu vya mapambo vikaanguka
[Moh]. The items of embellishment fell.
pambo (noun 5/6), pl mapambo, furnishing (of a room or house). (<
pamba).
pambo (noun 5/6), pl mapambo, ornament.
-pambua (verb), deface.
-pambua (verb), disfigure.
-pambua (verb), move out furniture.
-pambua (verb), prepare to change residence.
-pambua (verb converse), remove adornment (decoration or ornament).
-pambua (verb converse), turn over (the pages). vidole laini vya
msichana vinazipambua kurasa za jarida lile [Muk]. the girl's lined
fingers are turning over the pages of that journal/newspaper.
-pambulia (verb), bado.
-pambulika (verb), bado.
-pambwa (verb), be decorated.
a pamoja (adjective), collective.
a pamoja (adjective), joint.
a pamoja (adjective), united.
pamoja (adjective), altogether. pamoja na. together with....
pamoja (adjective), in the same place.
pamoja (adjective), at the same time.
pamoja na (adjective), together with.
pamoja na hayo (adjective), nevertheless.
pamoja na hayo (adjective), in spite of everything.
pampu (noun 9/10), pl pampu, pump. pampu ya maji. water pump.. (<
Eng.).
-pana (verb), exchange.
-pana (verb), give each other something.
pana (adjective), broad. bahari panapana. the open sea.
pana (adjective), flat.
pana (adjective), it has.
pana (adjective), level.
pana (adjective), there is.
panapana (adjective), broad.
panapana (adjective), wide.
panapo (adjective), when it is. panapo saa tisa. when it is three
o'clock..
panapo (adjective), where there are.
panapo (adjective), where there is.
-panda (verb), increase.
-panda (verb), ascend.
-panda (verb), climb.
-panda (verb), copulate (specifically the male portion of the activity).
-panda (verb), cover.
-panda (verb), get (up) on. panda baisikeli. get onto the bicycle..
-panda (verb), grow.
-panda (verb), mount.
-panda (verb), plant.
-panda (verb), ride on. panda motokaa. ride into a car.
-panda (verb), rise.
-panda (verb), sow.
-panda (verb), sow.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, crossing (of road).
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, fork.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, horn. piga panda. blow a horn. [mus]
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, sling. jinsi alivyoikamata ile panda na
kijicho kafumba [Moh].
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, trumpet. piga panda. blow a trumpet..
[mus]
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, bifurcation. panda ya mti. bifurcation of
trees.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, catapult.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, division.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, forehead. panda la uso. forehead. [dial]
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, separation.
panda (noun 9/10), pl panda, slingshot.
-panda ari (verb), feel cut to the quick. Maksuudi alipanda ari [Moh].
Maksudi felt cut to the quick.
-panda pwani (verb), run aground. pwani na bara. coast and interior..
-panda pwani (verb), be stranded. pwani na bara. coast and interior..
panda ya mti (noun 9/10), pl panda za mti, branches of a tree.
panda ya mto (noun 9/10), pl panda za mto, branching of a river.
-pandana (verb), lie across.
-pandana (verb), cross each other.
-pandana (verb), overlap.
-pande (verb), be in a bad mood. piga pande. be in a bad mood.
-pande (verb), be out of sorts. piga pande. be out of sorts.
-piga pande (verb), be arrogant.
-piga pande (verb), avoid. kwa hivyo aliwapiga pande siku nyingi [Sul].
-piga pande (verb), be bad tempered.
-piga pande (verb), be vexed.
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, chunk. pande la chuma. a chunk of metal.
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, lump. pande la chuma. a lump of metal.
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, block.
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, part. pande hizi hatuna nazi. In this
part of the country there are no coconuts..
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, large piece. pande la chuma. a large
piece of metal.
pande (noun 5/6), pl mapande, section. pande hizi hatuna nazi. In this
section of the country there are not coconuts..
pande la chuma (noun 5/6), pl mapande ya chuma, bar of iron.
pande la mtu (noun 5/6an), pl mapande ya mtu, giant.
pandekizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandekizi, block. (< pande).
pandekizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandekizi, lump. (< pande).
pandekizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandekizi, large piece,. (< pande).
pandekizi la mtu (noun 5/6an), pl mapandikizo ya mtu, giant. (< pande).
pandembili (noun 9/10), pl pandembili, two sides.
pandepande (noun 5/6), pl mapandepande, chunk.
pandepande (noun 5/6), pl mapandepande, lump.
pandepande (noun 5/6), pl mapandepande, part.
pandepande (noun 5/6), pl mapandepande, large piece.
pandepande (noun 5/6), pl mapandepande, section.
-pandia (verb), bado.
-pandika (verb), bado.
-pandikiza (verb), plant out (transferring plants from a nursery to a
plantation).
-pandikiza (verb), transplant.
pandikizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizi, block. (< pande).
pandikizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizi, lump. (< pande).
pandikizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizi, big piece. kujenga "pandikizi la
tamaa" kifuani pa Miraji [Moh]. to construct a big piece of desire.
pandikizi (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizi, large piece. (< pande).
pandikizi la mtu (noun 5/6an), pl mapandikidi ya mtu, giant. (< pande).
pandikizo (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizo, planting-out (act of).
pandikizo (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizo, seedling. (< pandikiza V).
pandikizo (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizo ; vipandikizo, slip. (< panda).
pandikizo (noun 5/6), pl mapandikizo ; vipandikizo, transplanting (act
of). (< panda).
pandio (noun 5/6), pl mapandio, means of climbing. (< panda V).
pandio (noun 5/6), pl mapandio, notch cut in a tree-trunk to facilitate
climbing.
pandio (noun 5/6), pl mapandio, rung. (< panda V).
pandio (noun 5/6), pl mapandio, step. (< panda V).
-pandisha (verb), hoist.
-pandisha (verb), increase.
-pandisha (verb), mount.
-pandisha (verb), raise.
-pandisha (verb causative), possess. kishampandisha wa kwao [Moh]: (s)he
has lost his/her temper, (s)he is infuriated. (< idiomatic).
-pandisha (verb), hoist.
-pandisha (verb), raise.
-pandisha pumzi (verb), inhale. (< pumua).
-pandisha pumzi (verb), breathe in. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-pandisha pumzi (verb), inhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-pandisha tanga (verb), set sail.
pando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, bed. (< panda).
pando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, furrow. (< panda).
pando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, row of plants. (< panda).
pando (noun), pl mipando, mapando, sowing (act of). (< panda).
pando (noun 5/6), pl mapando, bed.
pando (noun 5/6), pl mapando, furrow.
pando (noun 5/6), pl mapando, planting (act of).
pando (noun 5/6), pl mapando, row of plants.
pando (noun 5/6), pl mapando, sowing (act of).
-pandwa (verb passive), be planted. palikuwa na miembe iliyopandwa kwa
fujo [Sul]. There were mango trees which were planted in profusion.
-panga (verb), arrange. akafagia, akapanga vyombo na kutandika chumba
cha mgeni [Moh]. (s)he swept, arranged items and prepared the bedroom of
the visitor.
-panga (verb), classify. pangisha watu karamuni. seat guests at a
feast..
-panga (verb), co-habit.
-panga (verb), compose (a book or poem). [lit]
-panga (verb), conclude. panga udugu. conclude a friendship (which
implies a relation of kinship).
-panga (verb), form. panga udugu. form a friendship (which implies a
relation of kinship).
-panga (verb), hire.
-panga (verb), lease. panga nyumba. lease a house.
-panga (verb), line up. panga askari. line up the soldiers.
-panga (verb), live together without being married.
-panga (verb), put in order. mtoto kalia sana nilipokuwa nikimpanga na
kumbadili nguo [Sul]. The child cried a lot while I was preparing and
clothing him/her.
-panga (verb), organize. pangisha watu karamuni. organize guests at a
feast..
-panga (verb), plan. alipanga kumteka bakunja Shangwe [Muk].
-panga (verb), rent.
-panga (verb), set up. panga kambi. set up camp..
-panga (verb), write (a book or poem). [lit]
-panga askari (verb), draw up. [lit]
-panga askari (verb), dress ranks. [lit]
panga (noun 5/6), pl mapanga, fish (kind with prickly skin).
panga (noun 5/6), pl mapanga, long knife.
panga (noun 5/6), pl mapanga, machete.
panga (noun 5/6), pl mapanga, propeller (of ship or airplane).
panga (noun 5/6), pl mapanga, screw (of ship).
panga za wazuka (noun), prickly plant (Achyranthes aspera).
-panga jina (verb), nickname.
-panga urafiki (verb), make friends with someone. wengine walimpanga
urafiki [Sul]. Others made friendship with him/her.
-pangana (verb reciprocal), be arranged in rows. mtaa mzuri wenye nyumba
za chini zilizopangana [Sul]. A good street with low houses arranged in
rows..
-panganya (verb), heap.
-panganya (verb), pile.
-panganya (verb), stack.
pange (noun 5/6an), pl mapange, gadfly.
pange (noun 5/6an), pl mapange, horsefly.
-pangia (verb), bado.
-pangika (verb potential), be arranged. nyumba zake zimepangika na
kusakafiwa vyema [Sul].
-pangilia (verb), set up in rows or lines. (< panga V).
-pangilia (verb), set out (plants). (< panga V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, alternation. mapangilio ya mazao.
alternation (rotation) of crops. (< panga V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, interposition. (< pangilia V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, layer. (< panga V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, rotation (of crops).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, sequence. (< panga V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, stratum. (< panga V).
pangilio (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, succession.
pangilio la madini (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, lode of metal. (< panga
V).
pangilio la madini (noun 5/6), pl mapangilio, vein of metal. (< panga
V).
-pangisha (verb), take care of the arrangement (of guests at the table,
etc.). (< panga V).
-pangisha (verb), lease.
-pangisha (verb), rent.
-pangisha (verb), seat.
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, cave.
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, cavern.
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, den (of animals).
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, hole.
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, hollowed out place. (< pango N).
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, lair (of animals).
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, recess.
pango (noun 5/6), pl mapango, protruding tooth. ana pango. He has a
protruding tooth..
-pangua (verb), disarrange.
-pangua (verb), create disorder.
-pangua (verb), fall out.
-pangua (verb), knock down (with a single blow).
-pangua (verb), quarrel.
-pangua (verb converse), break up. lakini ilimpasa aupangue alipowaona
nyendo zao zikiishia katika uharabu [Sul]. But (s)he found it necessary
to break up with them on realizing that their ways were headed for
transgressions..
-pangua (verb converse), upset.
-pangusa (verb), clean up.
-pangusa (verb), dry off.
-pangusa (verb), dust off.
-pangusa (verb), rub off.
-pangusa (verb), wipe off.
-panguswa (verb), be dusted.
-pangwa (verb), be inhabited.
-pangwa (verb), be planned.
-pangwa (verb), be set out.
-pania (verb), lift up (clothing to protect it from dirt or damp). pania
kanzu. lift up the kanzu.
-pania (verb), tuck in (clothing to protect it from dirt or damp). pania
kanzu. tuck in the kanzu.
-pania (verb), turn up (clothing to protect it from dirt or damp). pania
suruali. turn up the pants (turn up the trouser legs).
panja (noun 5/6), pl mapanja, forelock. (< paji). [anat]
panja (noun 5/6), pl mapanja, temple. (< paji). [anat]
panja la uso (noun 5/6), pl mapanja ya uso, forelock. (< paji). [anat]
panja la uso (noun 5/6), pl mapanja ya uso, temple. (< paji). [anat]
panjama (noun 9/10), pl panjama, pajamas. alimwona Mansuri kasimama
mlangoni, kavaa panjama [Sul]. "When (s)he saw Mansuri, (s)he stood at
the door and and wore pajamas".. (< Eng.).
panju (noun 9/10an), pl panju, fish (kind of).
-panua (verb), broaden. panua akili. broaden one's mind.
-panua (verb), expand.
-panua (verb), increase the size.
-panua (verb), open up. panua miguu. "open up the legs, take long
steps"..
-panua (verb), spread apart. panua miguu. "spread apart the legs, take
long steps"..
-panua (verb), widen. miguu ya Matata iliipanua miguu ya Shangwe [Muk].
-panua miguu (verb), take long steps.
-panuka (verb), get wider.
-panulia (verb), bado.
-panuliwa (verb), be widened.
-panya (verb), file the teeth (as a family or ethnic marker).
-panya (verb), make an incision.
-panya (verb), make a notch.
panya (noun 9/10an), pl panya, mouse.
panya (noun 9/10an), pl panya, rat.
-panza (verb), hoist.
-panza (verb), increase.
-panza (verb), raise.
panza (noun 9/10), pl panza, residue of coconut left after the white part
has been scraped out of the shell.
panzi (noun 9/10an), pl panzi, flying fish.
panzi (noun 9/10an), pl panzi, grasshopper.
panzi bahari (noun 9/10an), pl panzi bahari, flying fish.
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, iron bar. pao la chuma. Iron bar.
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, club (cards). (< port). [cards]
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, framework (of a roof).
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, thin pole carrying the thatch in houses.
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, rod.
pao (noun 9/10), pl pao, iron rod. (< paa? V).
-papa (verb), beat (of heart or pulse).
-papa (verb), palpitate.
-papa (verb), be permeable. papa maji. "let water through, permit water
to pass"..
-papa (verb), be porous. papa maji. "let water through, permit water to
pass"..
-papa (verb), quiver.
-papa (verb), shudder.
-papa (verb), throb (of heart or pulse).
-papa (verb), tremble.
-papa (verb), be upset.
-papa (verb), be worried.
papa (adjective), now. papa hapa. Here and now.
papa (adjective), in this very place. papa hapa. In this very place.
papa (adjective), at this very time. papa hapa. at this very time.
papa (noun 9/10an), pl papa, shark. papa upanga. swordfish..
papa hapa (adverb), in this very place.
papa hapa (adverb), now.
papa hapa (adverb), at this very time.
papa upanga (noun 9/10an), pl papa, swordfish.
papai (noun 5/6), pl mapapai, papaya.
papai (noun 5/6), pl mapapai, pawpaw. cha mtema kuni kitakuwa kama papai
kwa kijiko [Ng]. that of the wood cutter will be like what a pawpaw is to
the spoon. (< Hindi).
papara (adverb), hurry.
papara (adverb), rashness.
papara (noun 9/10), pl papara, haste.
-paparika (verb), be anxious. Rehema aliivamia kanzu mpya akapaparika
kuitia mwilini [Sul], alipaparika pale kwenye kiti alichokuwa kakaa [Moh].
Rehema got hold of the new Kanzu and was anxious to put it on..
-paparika (verb), be confused.
-paparika (verb), flap the wings wildly.
-paparika (verb), move convulsively.
-paparika (verb), be troubled.
-papasa (verb), feel one's way. kipofa anapapasa. A blind man feels his
way..
-papasa (verb), grope about. mkono wake unaanza kupapasa kwenye kimeza
[Muk], ananyata kwa uangalifu akipapasa kwa miguu [Muk]. His/her hand has
started to grope about the table.
-papasa (verb), stroke with the hand. hujipapasapapasa kwa mikono [Kez].
(s)he strikes her(him)self with the hands.
-papasa (verb), touch gently.
papasi (noun 5/6an), pl mapapasi, tick. homa ya papasi. spirillum tick
fever..
-papata (verb), bado.
-papatika (verb), flutter.
-papatika (verb), tremble.
-papatika (verb), twitch.
-papatika (verb potential), move convulsively. Idi iliufanya moyo wake
upapatike kwa hofu [Sul]. Idi made his heart move convulsively with fear.
-papatika (verb potential), vibrate.
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, beating. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, med.convulsion. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, fluttering. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, palpitation. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, pulsation. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, med.spasm. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, throbbing. (< papa).
papatiko (noun), pl mipapatiko, mapapatiko, vibration. (< papa).
papatiko (noun 5/6), pl mapapatiko, arm. (< papatika V).
papatiko (noun 5/6), pl mapapatiko, beating.
papatiko (noun 5/6), pl mapapatiko, fluttering.
papatiko (noun 5/6), pl mapapatiko, throbbing.
papatiko (noun 5/6), pl mapapatiko, vibration.
-papatua (verb), peel.
-papatua (verb), remove. aliupapatua ukanda wake kiunoni [Moh]. (s)he
removed his/her belt from the waist.
-papatua (verb), separate.
-papatua (verb), shell.
-papatua (verb), sift.
-papatua (verb), winnow. aliupapatua ukanda wake kiunoni [Moh]. (s)he
winnowed his/her belt from the waist.
-papatuka (verb), be bright. [rare]
-papatuka (verb), be clean. [rare]
-papatuka (verb), shine. [rare]
-papatulia (verb), bado. [rare]
-papaua (verb), lacerate (of animals). papura kwa makucha. lacerate
with claws/talons. [rare]
-papaua (verb), scratch (of animals). papura kwa makucha. scratch with
claws/talons. [rare]
-papayuka (verb), bado.
-papia (verb), do something hastily.
-papia (verb), be in a hurry.
-papia chakula (verb), eat quickly.
-papia kazi (verb), work hurriedly.
papio (noun 5/6), pl mapapio, avarice. (< papa).
papio (noun 5/6), pl mapapio, greediness. (< papa).
papio (noun 5/6), pl mapapio, haste. (< papa).
papio (noun 5/6), pl mapapio, hurry. (< papa).
papio (noun 5/6), pl mapapio, restlessness. (< papa).
paplini (noun), poplin. (< Eng.).
papo (adjective), in that very place. papo hapo. in that very place.
papo (adjective), at that very moment. papo hapo. at that very moment.
papo (adjective), at that very time. papo hapo. at that very time.
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, beating. papo la moyo. heartbeat. (<
papa).
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, breakers. (< papa). [naut]
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, excitement. (< papa).
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, palpitation.
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, pulsing. papo la moyo. heartbeat. (<
papa).
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, stimulation. (< papa).
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, surf. (< papa). [naut]
papo (noun 5/6), pl mapapo, throb. (< papa V).
papo hapo (adverb), then and there.
-papua (verb), claw (of animals). [rare]
-papua (verb), rip.
-papua (verb), scratch.
-papua (verb), tear (of animals). papura kwa makucha. tear with
claws/talons. [rare]
-papura (verb), claw.
-papura (verb), dispute.
-papura (verb), lacerate.
-papura (verb), quarrel.
-papura (verb), rend.
-papura (verb), rip (of animals). papura kwa makucha. rip with
claws/talons..
-papura (verb), scratch.
-papura (verb), tear. wakipapura miundi yao kwa mikekewa [Moh].
papuri (noun 5/6), pl mapapuri, flat cake made of bean meal. (< ind).
-para (verb), paw (the ground). farasi anapaa. the horse is pawing..
-para (verb), scrape. makucha yake yangeliwapara [Ya]. His/her claws
could scratch them.
-para (verb), scrape (off). paa, magamba. scale fish..
-para (verb), scratch (off). paa, magamba.
-para (verb), win a game of cards. [cards]
para (noun 9/10), pl para, bald patch on head.
para (noun 9/10), pl para, bald spot.
para (noun 9/10), pl para, baldness.
para (noun 9/10), pl para, cake (kind of).
para (noun 5/6), pl mapara, sesame seed cake.
para (noun 9/10), pl para, gnashing (the teeth).
para (noun 9/10), pl para, grinding (the teeth).
para (noun 9/10), pl para, pawing (eg of horses).
para (noun 9/10), pl para, scratching (of horses).
para (noun 9/10), pl para, superficial wound.
parachichi (noun 5/6), pl maparachichi, avocado.
parafujo (noun 9/10), pl parafugo, screw. (< port).
parafujo (noun 9/10), pl parafugo, screwdriver. (< port).
-paraga (verb), climb (a tree using arms and legs).
-paraga (verb), swarm up tree.
parago (noun 5/6), pl maparago, balancing-pole (used in dugout canoes).
[naut]
parago (noun 5/6), pl maparago, stick for sitting on when picking cloves.
(< paraga V).
parago (noun 5/6), pl maparago, stick on which one props oneself when
picking cloves.
parakacha (noun 9/10), pl parakacha, rustling sound (made by dry leaves).
-parama (verb), be barren (esp of trees).
-parama (verb), be deficient. parama usingizi. fail to get enough
sleep.
-parama (verb), be lacking. parama usingizi. fail to get enough sleep.
-parama (verb), be sterile (esp of trees).
paramende (noun 5/6), pl maperemende, hard candy. (< eng).
paramende (noun 5/6), pl maperemende, peppermint. (< eng).
-paramia (verb), have an argument with someone.
-paramia (verb), assail someone (with words).
-paramia (verb), clamber up something (quickly).
-paramia (verb), climb up something (quickly).
-paramia (verb), climb on. aliparamia kitanda cha samadari [Sul]. (s)he
climbed onto the bed of Samadari.
-paramia (verb), grasp (an opponent in fighting).
-paramia (verb), take hold of.
-paramia (verb), mount.
parange (noun 5/6), pl maparange, large knife for clearing forest.
parange (noun 5/6), pl maparange, machete.
parapanda (noun 9/10), pl parapanda, the last trump. [rel]
parapanda (noun 9/10), pl parapanda, trumpet (used for special
ceremonies).
parare (noun 9/10an), pl parare, grasshopper (large).
paredi (noun 9/10), pl paredi, parade. (< Eng.). [mil]
paredi (noun 9/10), pl paredi, review. (< Eng.). [mil]
parokia (noun 9/10), pl parokia, parish. Padri Johnson alikuwa padri
mwenzie katika parokia hiyo [Kez]. Padre Johnson was the only padre in
that Parish. (< Greek).
paroko (noun 9/10an), pl paroko, parish priest. (< port).
paru (noun 5/6), pl maparu, confection made of sugar and opium.
-parua (verb), be harsh.
-parua (verb), be rough.
-parua (verb), be rude.
-parua (verb), scrape.
-parua (verb), scratch.
parua (adjective), abrupt.
paruparu (adjective), coarse. (< paa).
paruparu (adjective), perfunctorily. (< paa).
paruparu (adjective), rude. (< paa).
paruparu (adjective), uncivil. (< paa).
paruparu (adverb), in a hit and miss way. (< paa).
paruparu (adverb), roughly.
paruparu (adverb), in a slipshod way. (< paa).
-parura (verb), be harsh.
-parura (verb), be rough.
-parura (verb), be rude.
-parura (verb), scrape.
-parura (verb converse), scratch. alipiga mateke, akaparura [Ng]. (s)he
kicked, and got scratched.
parura (adjective), abrupt.
-paruza (verb), be abrupt.
-paruza (verb), graze.
-paruza (verb), be rough.
-paruza (verb), rub on something.
-paruza (verb), be rude.
-pasa (verb), affect.
-pasa (verb), concern.
-pasa (verb), be a duty. Ilimpasa Auni aseme [Sul]. It was Auni's duty
to speak.
-pasa (verb), be irrevocable.
-pasa (verb), be necessary. imempasa aende. It was necessary that (s)he
go.
-pasa (verb), be obliged.
-pasa (verb), be required.
-pasa (verb), be unalterable.
-pasa (verb), behoove.
-pasa (verb), concern.
Pasaka (noun), Easter. (< hebrew).
-pasha (verb), cause to get.
-pasha (verb), cause to get.
-pasha (verb), cause to have.
-pashana (verb), convey to each other.
-pashana (verb), exchange.
-piga pasi (verb), iron clothes.
-piga pasi (verb), iron.
pasi (adjective), ambitious.
pasi (adjective), avaricious.
pasi (adjective), grasping.
pasi (adjective), pushing.
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, flatiron. piga pasi. iron (clothes). (<
ind).
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, iron (for clothes).
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, pass. usiingie hapa bila ya pasi. Don't
enter here without a pass.. (< Eng.).
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, pass (a football). (< Eng.). [sport]
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, pass (in an examination).
pasi (noun 9/10), pl pasi, passport. usiingie hapa bila ya pasi. Don't
enter here without a passport.. (< Eng.).
pasi (preposition), without.
-pasia (verb), concede the championship to someone. (< pasi).
-pasia (verb), pass. (< pasi). [sport]
Bahari ya Pasifiki (noun), Pacific Ocean.
Pasifiki (noun), Pacific Ocean. (< Eng.). [geog]
pasina (preposition), without.
pasipo (preposition), without. pasi shaka. without doubt..
-pasira (verb), concede the championship to someone. (< pasi).
-pasira (verb), pass. (< pasi). [sport]
-pasisha (verb), coerce someone.
-pasisha (verb), give.
-pasisha (verb), impose something on someone.
-pasisha (verb), inflict something on someone.
-pasisha (verb), inflict.
-pasisha (verb), obligate someone.
-pasisha (verb), pass.
-pasiwa (verb), be liable to.
paspoti (noun 9/10), pl paspoti, pass. usiingie hapa bila ya pasi.
Don't enter here without a pass.. (< Eng.).
paspoti (noun 9/10), pl paspoti, passport. usiingie hapa bila ya pasi.
Don't enter here without a passport.. (< Eng.).
passipoti (noun 9/10), pl passipoti, pass. usiingie hapa bila ya pasi.
Don't enter here without a passport.. (< Eng.).
passipoti (noun 9/10), pl passipoti, passport. usiingie hapa bila ya
pasi. Don't enter here without a passport.. (< Eng.).
pasta (noun 5/6an), pl mapasta, pastor. (< Eng.).
-pasua (verb), burst. pasulia. operate on (someone)..
-pasua (verb), cut open. pasua mti. cut open a tree..
-pasua (verb), remove entrails (of animal).
-pasua (verb), eviscerate.
-pasua (verb), explode.
-pasua (verb), push one's way. njia kuu iliyopasua kati ya mji wa
majumba makubwa [Sul], uso wake ulipasua tabasamu [Moh]. a major road
that pushes its way through a town of big houses.
-pasua (verb), split. pasua mti. split a tree..
-pasua (verb), tear (into pieces).
-pasua (verb), tear (open). pasua barua. tear open a letter.
-pasuka (verb), split.
-pasuka (verb), tear.
-pasuka (verb potential), blow up.
-pasuka (verb potential), burst. Mama Ndomba muda huo alikaribia
kupasuka [Muk]. By then Mama Ndomba was about to burst.
-pasuka (verb potential), explode.
-pasuka (verb potential), split open. kinywa kikachimbuka mate utadhani
milizamu imepasuka [Sul], walitamani ardhi ipasuke waingie [Moh]. The
mouth gushed out saliva you would think a pipe has split open.
-pasuka (verb potential), get torn. nguo zake zilizoea kupasuka tumboni
[Kez]. His/her clothes used to get torn around the stomach. [walipatiwa
na vijana ambao hawakuingia msituni [Ng]]
-pasulia (verb), make apparent ( someone).
-pasulia (verb), operate on (someone).
-pasuliwa (verb), bado.
-paswa (verb), be necessary.
-paswa (verb passive), be forced. maadamu alikuwa amekwisha mwoa
alipaswa kumtendea kama wanawake wengine [Kez]. "Once a lady was married
to him, she was forced to be to him just like other women"..
-paswa (verb passive), be obliged.
-pata (verb), (in conj w other verbs) be able. pata kufanya kazi. He
was able to do work..
-pata (verb), achieve. pata nguvu. become strong..
-pata (verb), attain. pata nguvu. attain strength..
-pata (verb), (in conj w other verbs) can.
-pata (verb), fall upon (inanim subject and animate object).
-pata (verb), find. pata sababu. find a reason..
-pata (verb), get. waliamini kuwa hayangewapata yaliyokuwa yanawapata
wenzao wa vijiji vingine [Mun]. They believed they could not be gotten by
what was getting their counterparts in other villages..
-pata (verb), happen.
-pata (verb), hit upon.
-pata (verb), obtain.
-pata (verb), occur.
-pata (verb), reach.
-pata (verb), receive.
-pata (verb), strike (inanim subject and animate object).
-pata (verb), (in conj w other verbs ) succeed in doing. pata kufanya
kazi. He succeeded in hearing..
-pata (verb), suffer. pata [patwa na] homa. suffer an illness..
-pata (verb), be the victim of. pata [patwa na] homa. get a cold..
pata (noun 9/10), pl pata, hinge.
-pata muradi (verb), attain one's aim. tekeleza amri za bwana upate
muradi wako [Moh]. Follow the commands of God and you will achieve your
aims..
-pata muradi (verb), gratify one's wish.
-pata pigo (verb), encounter a hardship.
-patana (verb), agree.
-patana (verb), strike a bargain.
-patana (verb), work harmoniously.
-patana (verb), be reconciled.
-patana (verb), reach an understanding.
-patana (verb), work well together.
-patana (verb reciprocal), get along well.
-patana (verb reciprocal), harmonize. wakipatana na hakujali kuitwa
"mama" [Ya]. "They harmonized and she did not mind being called a
"woman""..
-patana bei (verb), agree on price.
-patana bei (verb), bargain.
-patanisha (verb), appease.
-patanisha (verb), pacify.
-patanisha (verb), reconcile.
patanisho (noun 5/6), pl mapatanisho, reconciliation.
patanisho (noun 5/6), pl mapatanisho, agreement. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, agreement. (< patana V).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, alliance. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, conspiracy. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, contract. fanya mapatano. conclude a
contract.. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, reconciliation.
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, settlement. fanya mapatano. arrange a
settlement.. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, treaty. mapatano ya biashara.
commercial treaty.. (< pata).
patano (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, understanding. fanya mapatano. come to
an understanding. (< pata).
patano la kuridhiana (noun 5/6), pl mapatano, compromise.
patashika (noun 9/10), pl patashika, jeans.
patashika (noun 9/10), pl patashika, slacks.
patasi (noun 9/10), pl patasi, chisel.
pati (noun 9/10), pl pati, social gathering. (< Eng.).
pati (noun 9/10), pl pati, party. (< Eng.).
pati (noun 9/10), pl pati, party (political).
-patia (verb), get for.
-patia (verb), procure.
-patia (verb), secure.
-patika (verb), bado.
-patikana (verb), be available.
-patikana (verb), be obtainable.
-patikana (verb), be procurable.
-patikana (verb), be caught.
-patikana (verb), be found.
-patilia (verb), bado.
-patiliza (verb), punish.
-patiliza (verb causative), cause to get. [proverb] udongo upatilize uli
maji [Moh].
-patiliza (verb causative), procure.
patilizo (noun 5/6), pl mapatilizo, accusation.
patilizo (noun 5/6), pl mapatilizo, blame.
patilizo (noun 5/6), pl mapatilizo, punishment.
patilizo (noun 5/6), pl mapatilizo, reproach.
patilizo (noun 5/6), pl mapatilizo, retribution.
-patisha (verb), cause to get.
-patisha (verb), cause to have.
patisi (noun 9/10), pl patisi, leg coverings worn over boots.
patisi (noun 9/10), pl patisi, puttees.
-patiwa (verb), be given.
-patiwa (verb appl-pass), get (from).
-patiwa (verb appl-pass), be given (by). walihitaji nguo na walihitaji
zana za vita. They wanted clothes and especially military attire..
-patiza (verb), cause to get.
-patiza (verb), cause to have.
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, achievement. (< pata).
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, acquisition. (< pata V).
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, earning.
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, enrichment. (< pata).
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, income.
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, proceeds. (< pata).
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, profit.
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, receipt.
pato (noun 5/6), pl mapato, return. (< pata).
patu (noun 5/6), pl mapatu, bado.
-patwa (verb), be seized by. patwa ugonjwa. be seized by an illness.
pau (noun 5/6), pl mapau, iron bar. pao la chuma. Iron bar.
pau (noun 5/6), pl mapau, framework (of a roof).
pau (noun 5/6), pl mapau, thin pole carrying the thatch in houses.
pau (noun 5/6), pl mapau, iron rod. pao la chuma. Iron clad.
-paua (verb), construct a roof. nyumba imekwisha lakini haijapauliwa.
"the house is finished, but the roof has not yet been constructed"..
paundi (noun 9/10), pl paundi, pound (unit of currency or weight). (<
Eng.).
pauni (noun 9/10), pl pauni, pound (unit of currency or weight). (<
Eng.).
-paya (verb), blab.
-paya (verb), be delirious.
-paya (verb), divulge (a secret).
-paya (verb), talk nonsense.
-paya (verb), talk foolishly.
paya (adverb), rave.
paya (verb), chatter.
-payapaya (verb), blab.
-payapaya (verb), chatter.
-payapaya (verb), be delirious.
-payapaya (verb), divulge (a secret).
-payapaya (verb), talk nonsense.
-payapaya (verb), rave.
payo (noun 5/6), pl mapayo, blabbing. (< paya).
payo (noun 5/6), pl mapayo, chatter. (< paya).
payo (noun 5/6), pl mapayo, delirium. (< paya).
payo (noun 5/6), pl mapayo, nonsense. (< paya).
payo (noun 5/6), pl mapayo, foolish talk. (< paya V).
-payuka (verb), blab.
-payuka (verb), be delirious.
-payuka (verb), talk nonsense.
-payuka (verb), talk foolishly.
-payuka rangi (verb), be faded.
-payukapayuka (verb), bado.
-payusha (verb), interrogate.
-payusha (verb), bombard someone with questions.
-payusha (verb), get someone to talk.
-payusha (verb), loosen someone's tongue.
-paza (verb), grind coarsely.
-paza (verb), pound.
-paza (verb), pulverize.
-paza (verb), raise (of voice).
-paza sauti (verb), speak loudly.
pazi (noun 5/6an), pl mapazi, headman.
pazi (noun 5/6an), pl mapazi, village elder.
pazia (noun 5/6), pl mapazia, curtain. mapazia marefu ya kitambaa kizito
cha maua maua [Muk]. Long curtains of heavy colored clothes.
pazia (noun 5/6), pl mapazia, screen. pazia la moshi. "recent, pol.
smokescreen"..
pazia la moshi (noun 5/6), pl mapazia, smokescreen. pazia la moshi.
"recent, pol. smokescreen"..
pazia la tumbo (noun 5/6), pl mapazia, diaphragm. mapazia marefu ya
kitambaa kizito cha maua maua [Muk]. Long curtains of heavy colored
clothes.
-pea (verb), be fully developed.
-pea (verb), to give to.
-pea (verb), look healthy.
-pea (verb), be mature.
-pea (verb), attain the peak of perfection.
-pea (verb), be completely ripe (fruit).
-pea (verb), sweep.
-pea (verb), look well.
pea (noun 9/10an), pl pea, rhinoceros.
-peana (verb), make an agreement.
-peana (verb), bargain with each other.
-peana (verb), exchange greetings.
-peana (verb), greet one another.
-enda pecha (verb), be lame.
pecha (adjective), like a cripple. enda pecha. "limp, be lame"..
-pedelea (verb), like.
-pedelea (verb), tend to.
peipu (noun 9/10), pl peipu, alarm. (< Eng.).
peipu (noun 9/10), pl peipu, horn (automobile). piga paipu. sound/blow
an automobile horn.. (< Eng.).
peipu (noun 9/10), pl peipu, siren (ship). (< Eng.).
peipu (noun 9/10), pl peipu, warning horn. (< Eng.).
peke (noun 9), isolation. peke yangu. I alone..
peke (noun 9), solitude. peke ya. alone.
peke (noun 9), uniqueness. peke yao. they alone.
peke y- (adjective), by oneself.
-pekecha (verb), ache. mifupa yangu inanipekecha. my bones ache..
-pekecha (verb), annoy.
-pekecha (verb), bore someone.
-pekecha (verb), confuse.
-pekecha (verb), damage.
-pekecha (verb), disorganize.
-pekecha (verb), drill. pekecha mashimo. drill holes..
-pekecha (verb), exasperate.
-pekecha (verb), hurt. mifupa yangu inanipekecha. my bones hurt..
-pekecha (verb), ruin.
-pekecha (verb), spoil.
-pekecha (verb), stir. pekecha moto. produce fire by twiring one stick
in a hole in another..
-pekecha (verb), twirl. pekecha moto. produce fire by twirling one
stick in a hole in another..
-pekecha (verb), twist. pekecha mashimo. drill holes..
-pekecheka (verb), be arrogant.
-pekecheka (verb), be in a state of confusion.
-pekecheka (verb), be damaged.
-pekecheka (verb), be disorganized.
-pekecheka (verb), be drilled.
-pekecheka (verb), be impudent.
-pekecheka (verb), be overbearing.
-pekecheka (verb), be of a pasty consistency.
-pekecheka (verb), be perforated.
-pekecheka (verb), be well stirred.
-pekechekea (verb), treat someone with contempt.
-pekechekea (verb), treat someone with scorn.
pekecho (noun 5/6), pl mapekecho, boring.
pekecho (noun 5/6), pl mapekecho, drilling.
a pekee (adjective), alone.
a pekee (adverb), individual.
a pekee (adverb), personal.
a pekee (adverb), single.
a pekee (adverb), unique.
pekee (noun 9), isolation. peke yangu. I alone..
pekee (noun 9), solitude. peke ya. alone.
pekee (noun 9), uniqueness. peke yao. they alone.
-pekesheni (verb), eavesdrop.
-pekesheni (verb), investigate.
-pekesheni (verb), search.
pekesheni (noun 9/10), pl pekesheni, inspection. nyumba kwake polisi
walifanya pekesheni. The polisi inspected his house.. (< Eng.).
pekesheni (noun 9/10), pl pekesheni, investigation. nyumba kwake polisi
walifanya pekesheni. the polisi investigated his house.. (< Eng.).
pekesheni (noun 9/10), pl pekesheni, search.
-peketa (verb), ache. mifupa yangu inanipekecha. my bones ache..
-peketa (verb), annoy.
-peketa (verb), bore someone.
-peketa (verb), confuse.
-peketa (verb), damage.
-peketa (verb), disorganize.
-peketa (verb), drill a hole. pekecha mashimo. drill holes..
-peketa (verb), exasperate.
-peketa (verb), hurt. mifupa yangu inanipekecha. my bones hurt..
-peketa (verb), ruin.
-peketa (verb), spoil.
-peketa (verb), stir. pekecha moto. produce fire by twiring one stick
in a hole in another..
-peketa (verb), twirl. pekecha moto. produce fire by twirling one stick
in a hole in another..
-peketa (verb), twist. pekecha mashimo. drill holes..
-peketeka (verb), be arrogant.
-peketeka (verb), be in a state of confusion.
-peketeka (verb), be damaged.
-peketeka (verb), be disorganized.
-peketeka (verb), be drilled.
-peketeka (verb), be impudent.
-peketeka (verb), be overbearing.
-peketeka (verb), be of a pasty consistency.
-peketeka (verb), be perforated.
-peketeka (verb), be spoiled.
-peketeka (verb), be well stirred.
-peketekea (verb), treat someone with contempt.
-peketekea (verb), treat someone with scorn.
peketevu (adjective), annoying.
peketevu (adjective), arrogant.
peketevu (adjective), contemptuous.
peketevu (adjective), defiant.
peketevu (adjective), mixed up.
peketevu (adjective), mushy.
peketevu (adjective), scornful.
peketevu (adjective), stirred up.
peketevu (adjective), thick.
peketevu (adjective), troublesome.
peketevu (adjective), well.
-pekua (verb), paw the earth (of horses).
-pekua (verb), rummage.
-pekua (verb), run away.
-pekua (verb), scratch (of hens).
-pekua (verb), search diligently. anapekua katika kabati lake la nguo
[Muk]. (s)he is searching diligently in his/her wardrobe..
-pekua (verb), snoop around.
-pekua (verb), spy upon.
-pekua (verb), be inquisitive.
-pekua (verb), investigate.
-pekuapekua (verb), investigate intensively.
-pekuapekua (verb), search diligently.
-pekulia (verb), hunt for (someone or something).
-pekulia (verb), pry into (someone's affairs).
-pekulika (verb), bado.
pekutevu (adjective), annoying.
pekutevu (adjective), arrogant.
pekutevu (adjective), contemptuous.
pekutevu (adjective), defiant.
pekutevu (adjective), mixed up.
pekutevu (adjective), mushy.
pekutevu (adjective), scornful.
pekutevu (adjective), stirred up.
pekutevu (adjective), thick.
pekutevu (adjective), troublesome.
pekutevu (adjective), well.
-pekuzi (adjective), inquisitive.
pekuzi (adjective), curious.
-pelea (verb), bado.
-peleka (verb), conduct.
-peleka (verb), convey.
-peleka (verb), deliver.
-peleka (verb), escort.
-peleka (verb), lead.
-peleka (verb), send.
-peleka (verb), take (to a particular place or person).
-peleka (verb), transmit. peleka simu. transmit a telegraph..
-peleka (verb), transport.
-peleka simu (verb), telegraph.
-pelekea (verb), send to.
-pelekeana (verb), transmit.
-pelekeza (verb), cause to send.
-pelekeza (verb), have someone send something.
-pelekwa (verb), be sent.
pelele (noun 9/10), pl pelele, disc inserted in the lip.
pelele (noun 9/10an), pl pelele, hyrax.
pelele (noun 9/10an), pl pelele, rabbit (species of).
-peleleza (verb), be curious about.
-peleleza (verb), examine (surreptitiously).
-peleleza (verb), observe (surreptitiously).
-peleleza (verb), pry into.
-peleleza (verb), reconnoiter.
-peleleza (verb), spy. peleleza siri. pry into secrets..
-peleleza (verb), investigate. watakapoanza kupeleleza kwa makini
historia ya nchi yetu (Nsekela,"Masomo," 3).... when they begin to
carefully investigate the history of our country, ....
-peleleza (verb), investigate. watakapoanza kupeleleza kwa makini
historia ya nchi yetu (Nsekela,"Masomo," 3).... when they begin to
carefully investigate the history of our country, ....
pelezi (noun 5/6), pl mapelezi, blunt place or gap in a knife or axe.
pelezi (noun 5/6), pl mapelezi, nick (in the edge of a cutting tool).
-pemba (verb), cheat.
-pemba (verb), deceive.
-pemba (verb), get hold of (with a hook). pemba minazi. pull down
coconuts..
-pemba (verb), knock down (with a stick).
-pemba (verb), knock off.
-pemba (verb), lick.
-pemba (verb), lick. [rare]
-pemba (verb), outwit.
-pemba (verb), taste (with the tongue). [rare]
-pemba (verb), trick.
Pemba (noun), Pemba (outer island of Zanzibar famous for its cloves).
-piga pembe (verb), butt.
-piga pembe (verb), strike with the horns.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, angle. pembemraba. right angle..
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, corner. pembe inne za chumba [nyumba]. the
four corners of the room (house).
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, corner-post.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, prominent feature.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, horn (of an animal or the substance). Kama
ng'ombe aso pembe. strike with the horns..
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, ivory.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, powder flask.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, powder-horn.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, side.
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, tusk (of elephant).
pembe (noun 9/10), pl pembe, wing (of a building or army).
-a pembe pembe (adjective), characterized by corners.
pembe ya mwaka (noun 9/10), pl pembe za mwaka, season (of the year).
-pembea (verb), oscillate.
-pembea (verb), rock. pembeza mtoto. rock a child to sleep.
-pembea (verb), sway.
-pembea (verb), swing. kiti cha pembea. rocking chair.
pembea (noun 9/10), pl pembea, seesaw. kiti cha pembea. rocking chair.
pembea (noun 9/10), pl pembea, swing. kiti cha pembea. rocking chair.
pembea (noun 9/10), pl pembea, trapeze. kiti cha pembea. rocking
chair..
pembebatu (noun 9/10), pl pembebatu, triangle.
pembebutu (noun 9/10), pl pembebutu, obtuse angle.
pembebutu (noun 9/10), pl pembebutu, obtuse angle.
-pembeja (verb), cajole.
-pembeja (verb), flatter.
-pembeja (verb), be hypocritical.
-pembeja (verb), persuade.
-pembeja (verb), talk someone into something.
pembejo (noun 5/6), pl mapembejo, hip. [rare]
pembejo (noun 5/6), pl mapembejo, thigh.
pembekali (noun 9/10), pl pembekali, acute angle.
pembekali (noun 9/10), pl pembekali, acute angle.
pembekumi (noun 9/10), pl pembekumi, decagon.
pembemraba (noun 9/10), pl pembemraba, right angle.
pembenane (noun 9/10), pl pembenane, octagon.
pembeni (noun), in the corner.
pembenne (noun 9/10), pl pembenne, quadrilateral.
pembenne (noun 9/10), pl pembenne, rectangle.
pembenyingi (noun 9/10), pl pembenyingi, polygon.
pemberamba (noun 9/10), pl pemberamba, right angle.
pembesaba (noun 9/10), pl pembesaba, septagon.
pembesita (noun 9/10), pl pembesita, hexagon.
pembetano (noun 9/10), pl pembetano, pentagon.
pembetatu (noun 9/10), pl pembetatu, triangle.
pembetatu pacha (noun 9/10), pl pembetatu pacha, isosceles triangle.
pembetatu sawa (noun 9/10), pl pembetatu sawa, equilateral triangle.
pembetisa (noun 9/10), pl pembetisa, nonagon.
-pembeza (verb), rock to and fro.
-pembeza (verb), set swinging.
-pembeza mtoto (verb), rock a child to sleep.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, clearance.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, edge. pambizo la meza. The edge of
the table.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, end. pambizo la meza. the end of the
table..
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, environs.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, margin. pambizo la meza. the margin
of the table..
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, outskirts.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, periphery.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, playroom.
pembizo (noun 5/6), pl mapembizo, suburb.
-pembua (verb), cull.
-pembua (verb), select.
-pembua (verb), sift.
-pembua (verb), sort out.
-pembua (verb), winnow.
penalti (noun 9/10), pl penalti, penalty kick. (< engl). [sport]
-penda (verb), choose.
-penda (verb), be fond of.
-penda (verb), like. alikuwa hapendi kuangaliwa kwa muda mrefu [Kez].
(s)he did not like being looked at for a long time..
-penda (verb), love.
-penda (verb), prefer.
-penda (verb), want.
-penda (verb), wish. kwa kupenda kwako. for your sake.
-pendana (verb reciprocal), love one another. njia iliwafanya wapendane
[Kez]. The journey made them love one another..
-pendanisha (verb), make peace between.
-pendanisha (verb), reconcile.
-pendea (verb applicative), like for. sijui umezipendea [nywele hizo]
nini [Ya]. I don't know why you like (those hair).
-pendeka (verb), be liked.
-pendeka (verb), be popular.
-pendekeza (verb), attract attention. (< penda V).
-pendekeza (verb), curry favor. (< penda V).
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, decision. (< penda V).
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, desire. (< penda V).
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, preference.
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, prescription. (< penda V).
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, proposal.
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, recommendation.
pendekezo (noun 5/6), pl mapendekezo, wish.
-pendelea (verb applicative), favor. (< penda V).
-pendelea (verb applicative), be partial to. (< penda V).
-pendelea (verb applicative), have a prediliction for. (< penda V).
-pendelea (verb applicative), prefer. hawakuwa na sifa nilizompendelea
mke wangu awe nazo [Abd]. They did not have the reputation I preferred my
wife to have..
-pendelea (verb applicative), have a propensity for. (< penda V).
pendeleo (noun 5/6), pl mapendeleo, affection. (< penda V).
pendeleo (noun 5/6), pl mapendeleo, attachment. (< penda V).
pendeleo (noun 5/6), pl mapendeleo, favor. (< penda V).
pendeleo (noun 5/6), pl mapendeleo, goodwill. (< penda V).
pendelevu (adverb), biased. (< penda V).
pendelevu (adverb), partial. (< penda V).
pendelevu (adverb), prejudiced (in favor of someone). (< penda V).
-pendelewa (verb), be favored.
-pendelewa (verb), be prepared.
-pendelewa (verb), be recommended.
-pendeleza (verb), win favor for.
-pendeleza (verb), cause to be partial.
-pendeleza (verb), recommend.
-pendesha (verb), cause to please.
pendevu (adverb), affectionate. (< penda V).
pendevu (adverb), friendly. (< penda V).
pendevu (adverb), kind. (< penda V).
-pendeza (verb), appease.
-pendeza (verb), attract.
-pendeza (verb), be attractive.
-pendeza (verb), cause to like.
-pendeza (verb), cause to love.
-pendeza (verb), placate.
-pendeza (verb), be pleasing.
-pendeza (verb), be popular.
-pendeza (verb causative), be attractive.
-pendeza (verb causative), be refreshed.
-pendezwa (verb appl-caus-pass), be pleased. aligeuka kukimbilia kiooni
[] huku kapendezewa [Sul]. (s)he turned and run towards the mirror and
was pleased.. [hakupendezewa na kitendo cha Shangwe [Muk]]
pendo (noun 5/6), pl mapendo, affection.
pendo (noun 5/6), pl mapendo, liking.
pendo (noun 5/6), pl mapendo, loving (act of).
-pendwa (verb), be loved.
-pendwa (verb passive), be liked. mwanamke huyu anayependwa mtaani kote
[Muk]. This woman is liked in the whole neighborhood..
pene (noun 5/6), pl mapene, penny. (< engl).
penesilini (noun 9), penicillin. (< engl).
-penga (verb), blow the nose.
-penga (verb), breathe heavily.
-penga (verb), pant.
-penga (verb), puff.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, affluent (of a river). pengee cha mto.
the affluence of the river.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, branch. pengee cha mto. Branch of the
river..
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, bypass.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, byway.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, detour.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, escapade.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, evasion. maneno ya mapengee. excuses.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, excuse. maneno ya mapengee. excuses.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, indirect route.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, indiscretion.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, side-path.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, subterfuge.
pengee (noun 5/6), pl mapengee, tributary. pengee cha mto. tributary of
the river.
pengi (adjective), many places.
pengine (adjective), at another place. pengine na pengine. "in any
event, perhaps"..
pengine (adjective), at another time. pengine na pengine. "in any
event, perhaps"..
pengine (adjective), elsewhere. pengine na pengine. "in any event,
perhaps"..
pengine (adjective), sometimes. pengine na pengine. "in any event,
perhaps"..
pengine (adverb), maybe.
pengine (adverb), perhaps.
pengine (adverb), possibly.
pengine na pengine (conjunction), perhaps.
pengine na pengine (phrase), in any event.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, cut.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, defect.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, flaw.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, gap. kuziba pengo liliopo [Moh]. to fill
a gap that is there.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, hole.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, nick.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, notch.
pengo (noun 5/6), pl mapengo, vacant space.
peni (noun 5/6), pl mapeni, penny. (< engl).
penseli (noun 9/10), pl penseli, pencil. (< engl).
pensheni (noun 9/10), pl pensheni, pension. (< engl).
pensili (noun 9/10), pl pensili, pencil. (< engl).
penu (adjective), your place.
-penya (verb), arouse desire. ndizi zimempenya. he has a desire for
bananas.
-penya (verb), arouse greed. ndizi zimempenya. he is greedy for
bananas..
-penya (verb), get inside.
-penya (verb), make one's way into. penya mwituni. make one's way into
the forest..
-penya (verb), make one's way among obstacles. Mtoto alipenya mlangoni.
The child made his/her way to the door.
-penya (verb), penetrate. penya mwituni. penetrate the forest..
-penya (verb), make one's way through. penya mwituni. make one's
through the forest..
-penya (verb), enter. Penya hapo chini ya pango. enter under the hole.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, bribery.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, insinuation.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, secret action.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, smuggling.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, surreptitious action.
penyaji (noun 5/6), pl mapenyaji, underhanded action.
-penyapenya (verb), make one's way among obstacles. Paka alipenyapenya.
mpaka akakamata panya. The cat made its way untill it caught the rat.
-penyapenya (verb), penetrate. alikua nao ukapenya kwenye bongo lake
[Moh], tokea hapo kukua kupenyapenya [Moh]. (s)he was with them and you
penetrated his mind.
penye (adjective), where there is(use with a following obj). penye nia
kuna njia. Where there is will, there is a way.
penye tangi (noun), filling station.
-penyeka (verb), be penetrable. Njia ile inapenyeka. That route is
penetratable.
penyenye (noun 5/6), pl mapenyenye, means of access. (< penya). [rare]
penyenye (noun 5/6), pl mapenyenye, secret affairs. (< penya).
penyenye (noun 5/6), pl mapenyenye, passage (secret). (< penya). [rare]
penyenye (noun 5/6), pl mapenyenye, secret matter. (< penya V).
-penyesha (verb), force in. (< penya).
-penyesha (verb), put in (by force). (< penya). [rare]
-penyesha (verb), smuggle. (< penya). [rare]
penyewe (adjective), isolated.
-penyeza (verb), bribe. Dereva alimpenyezea pesa polisi. The driver
bribed the police.
-penyeza (verb), cause to go into.
-penyeza (verb), insinuate.
-penyeza (verb), introduce by stealth.
-penyeza (verb), penetrate.
-penyeza (verb), put into (by force).
-penyeza (verb), smuggle.
-penyeza (verb causative), force into. akapenyeza ufunguo kwenye kitasa
cha kufuli akaufunga [Moh]. He forced the key into the lock and opened
it..
-penyeza (verb causative), insert.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, bribery.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, insinuation.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, secret action.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, smuggling.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, surreptitious action.
penyezi (noun 5/6), pl mapenyezi, underhanded action.
penyo (noun 5/6), pl mapenyo, hole (through something).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, desire. Anapenzi la kusoma. (s)he has a
desire to study. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, favor. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, inclination. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, liking. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, love. penzi la mama. the love for a
mother. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, will. (< penda V).
penzi (noun 5/6), pl mapenzi, wish. (< penda V).
-pepa (verb), fan.
-pepa (verb), reel.
-pepa (verb), shake.
-pepa (verb), stagger.
-pepa (verb), swing.
-pepa (verb), totter.
-pepa (verb), wave.
pepe (noun 5/6), pl mapepe, corncob.
pepe (noun 5/6), pl mapepe, barren ear of grain.
pepe (noun 5/6), pl mapepe, empty ear of maize.
-pepea (verb), blow with the wind.
-pepea (verb), fan.
-pepea (verb), fly.
-pepea (verb), shake something. pepea vitambaa. "swing cloths, fan"..
-pepea (verb), swing something. pepea vitambaa. "swing cloths, fan"..
-pepea (verb), wave something. pepea vitambaa. "swing cloths, fan"..
-pepelea (verb), cool by fanning. Ukipepelee chakula kabla kula. Cool
the food before eating.
-pepelea (verb), shake for.
pepeo (noun 5/6an), pl mapepeo, butterfly.
pepeo (noun 5/6), pl mapepeo, fan (large kind for fanning fires etc).
pepeo (noun 5/6), pl mapepeo, ventilator.
-peperuka (verb), be blown away.
-peperuka (verb), be carried away.
-peperuka (verb), fly away.
-peperuka (verb), soar up.
-peperusha (verb causative), blow away. akiangusha vicheko na
kupeperusha maneno matamu [Ya]. As (s)he caused laughter and blew sweet
words.
-pepesa macho (verb), blink (the eyes). apepesa macho kichwa pembeni
[Ma] (s)he blinked the eyes to the corner of her/his head..
-pepesa macho (verb), squint.
-pepesua (verb), make stagger.
-pepesua (verb), make stumble.
-pepesuka (verb), lurch.
-pepesuka (verb), reel.
-pepesuka (verb), stagger.
-pepesuka (verb), stumble.
-pepesuka (verb), totter.
-pepesuka (verb potential), shake. anatoka pale akipepesuka [Muk].
(s)he leaves that place shaking.
-pepeta (verb), separate. (< pepa).
-pepeta (verb), sift.
-pepeta (verb), winnow. alitiwa kwenye ungo, akapepetwa juu na chini
[Moh]. (s)he was put in the basket and winnowed up and down.
pepeta (noun 9/10), pl pepeta, pulverized grains of rice. pepeta za
mpunga. pulverized grains of rice. (< pepa).
-pepetua (verb), separate. (< pepa).
-pepetua (verb), sift.
-pepetua (verb), winnow. alitiwa kwenye ungo, akapepetwa juu na chini
[Moh]. (s)he was put into the basket and winnowed up and down.
-wa na pepo (verb), be possessed. Bahati alitoka mbio [] mfano wa
aliyepandwa na pepo [Sul]. Bahati left quickly, an indication that he was
liked by the spirit.
mwenye pepo (noun 1/2), pl wenye pepo, a person possessed by a spirit.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, abode of the dead (spirits of ancestors).
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, afterworld.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, abode of the dead.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, dwelling-place of spirits.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, the hereafter. pepo za kesho. The hereafter.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, the other world. pepo za kesho. The
hereafter.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, Paradise.
pepo (noun 9/10an), pl pepo, disembodied spirit. (< pepa V).
pepo (noun 9/10an), pl pepo, spirit. Bahati alitoka mbio [] mfano wa
aliyepandwa na pepo [Sul]. Bahati left quickly, an indication that he was
liked by the spirits.
pepo (noun 9/10), pl pepo, world of spirits.
pepo mbaya (noun 9), evil spirit. pepo punda. evil spirit.
pepo punda (noun 9), evil spirit. pepo punda. evil spirit.
pepo punda (noun 9), lockjaw.
pepo punda (noun 9), tetanus.
pepo za kesho (noun 9), the hereafter. pepo za kesho. the hereafter.
pepo za kesho (noun 9), the other world. pepo za kesho. the other
world.
pepo za leo (noun 9), the world of the living. pepo za leo. the present
world.
pepo za leo (noun 9), the present world. pepo za leo. the present
world.
mbuga za peponi (phrase), Eden.
mbuga za peponi (phrase), gardens of paradise. kuingia mbuga za peponi
[Kez].
Peponi (noun 9), Heaven.
peponi (noun 9), the hereafter. pepo za kesho. the hereafter.
peponi (noun 9), the other world. pepo za kesho. the other world.
Peponi (noun 9), Paradise.
pepopunda (noun 9), lockjaw. (< pepa V?).
pepopunda (noun 9), tetanus. (< pepa V?).
-pepua (verb), separate. (< pepa).
-pepua (verb), sift.
-pepua (verb), winnow. alitiwa kwenye ungo, akapepetwa juu na chini
[Moh]. (s)he was put in a basket and winnowed up and down.
pera (noun 9/10), pl mapera, guava. (< port).
perema (noun 9), mumps.
ada ya peremende kali (noun), pl ada za peremende kali, peppermint
essence. nini ndani yake? [...] tumbawe, sabuni na arki ya peremende
kali [Abd]. (< ada N, peremende N).
peremende (noun 5/6), pl maperemende, sweet.
peremende (noun 5/6), pl maperemende, candy (hard). (< engl).
peremende (noun 5/6), pl maperemende, peppermint. (< engl).
perementi (noun 5/6), pl maperementi, candy (hard). (< engl).
perementi (noun 5/6), pl maperementi, peppermint. (< engl).
-pesa (verb), blink.
-pesa (verb), wink.
pesa (noun 5/6), pl mapesa, money. hana mapesa. he has no money..
pesa (noun 5/6), pl mapesa, pice. (< port). [arch]
peseli (noun 9/10), pl penseli, pencil. (< engl).
-peta (verb), bend.
-peta (verb), bow.
-peta (verb), curve. peta mguu. bend the leg.
-peta (verb), fold over.
-peta (verb), roll up. peta nguo. roll up a garment.
-peta (verb), separate.
-peta (verb), sift.
-peta (verb), turn up. peta nguo. tuck up a garment..
-peta (verb), winnow.
-petana (verb), be bent in a circle.
-petana (verb), be bound.
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, circle. (< peta V).
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, hasp (for securing a door). (< peta V).
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, hoop. (< peta V).
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, hole in ear made by piercing. toga mapete.
pierce the ears.. (< peta V).
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, ring. siku hizi wamekuwa chanda na pete.
"they are now like ring and finger (i.e., close friends)".. (< peta V).
pete (noun 5/6), pl mapete, staple (for securing a door). (< peta V).
-petemana (verb), be bent in a circle.
-petemana (verb), be made into a loop.
-petemana (verb), be formed into a ring.
-petemanisha (verb), bend round. (< peta V).
-petemanisha (verb), give a curve to something. (< peta V).
-petemanisha (verb), form into a ring. (< peta V).
-petesha (verb), bend round.
-petesha (verb), make a ring of something.
-petesha (verb), be formed into a ring.
-piga peto (verb), wrinkle. kipaji kimepiga peto [Sul]. the forehead
has wrinkled.
peto (noun 5/6), pl mapeto, bag (made of matting). (< peta V).
peto (noun 5/6), pl mapeto, chains. (< peta V).
peto (noun 5/6), pl mapeto, fetters. (< peta V).
peto (noun 5/6), pl mapeto, woven sack. (< peta V).
petroli (noun 9), gasoline. mafuta ya petroli. gasoline oil.. (<
engl).
petroli (noun 9), petrol. mafuta ya petroli. petrol oil.
petu (adjective), our place.
-petua (verb), turn around.
-petua (verb), turn over.
-petua (verb), turn upside down.
-petua (verb), upset.
-petuka (verb), bado.
-petulia (verb), bado.
-petusha (verb), bado.
peupe (noun 14), open place.
-pevu (adjective), adult.
-pevu (adjective), full-grown. mke wangu hakuwa mpevu wa mambo [Abd].
My wife was not full-grown for life.
-pevu (adjective), mature.
-pevu (adjective), ripe.
-pevua (verb), corrupt.
-pevua (verb), develop fully. ni muhali kuweza kumpevua ili aive
kidesturi [Abd]. It is difficult to develop him/her fully so that (s)he
can grow in line with custom.
-pevua (verb), hasten the maturity.
-pevua (verb), mature.
-pevua (verb), overstimulate.
-pevua (verb), pervert.
-pevua (verb), ripen.
-pevuka (verb), reach a climax.
-pevuka (verb), reach culmination.
-pevuka (verb), be fully developed.
-pevuka (verb), be mature.
-pevusha (verb), corrupt.
-pevusha (verb), allow to ripen.
-pevusha (verb), ruin.
-pewa (verb), be given.
-pewa (verb), have been given.
-pewa (verb), be presented.
pezi (noun 5/6), pl mapezi, crookedness. (< pezi N).
pezi (noun 5/6), pl mapezi, fin (of fish).
-pi? (pronoun), what?.
-pi? (pronoun), who?.
-pi? (pronoun), how?. atafanyapi?. How will he do it?.
-pi? (pronoun), where?. unakwendapi?. where are you going.
-pi? (pronoun), which?. kiti kipi?. which chair..
pia (adverb), also.
pia (adverb), completely.
pia (adverb), even.
pia (adverb), without exception.
pia (adverb), totally.
pia (noun 9/10), pl pia, reel.
pia (noun 9/10), pl pia, spindle.
pia (noun 9/10), pl pia, spool.
pia (noun 9/10), pl pia, top (child's toy).
pia (noun 9/10), pl pia, totally.
pia ya goti (noun 9/10), pl pia za goti, kneecap. (< pia za mguu N).
pia ya mguu (noun 9/10), pl pia za miguu, kneecap. (< pia za mguu N).
-piga picha (verb), draw.
-piga picha (verb), photograph.
-piga picha (verb), take a picture.
picha (noun 9/10), pl picha, drawing. (< engl).
picha (noun 9/10), pl picha, picture. (< engl).
picha (noun 9/10), pl picha, photograph. piga picha. photograph, take a
snapshot.
-piga (verb), beat.
-piga (verb), hit. piga chapa. type.
-piga (verb), strike. piga muhuri. stamp.
-piga ngoma (verb), beat a drum.
-piga ngumi (verb), strike with the fist. piga ngumi. strike with a
fist.
-piga pambaja (verb), embrace.
-piga pasi (verb), iron (clothes). (< ind).
-piga pua (verb), blow the nose. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-piga pua (verb), snort. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-piga ramli (verb), tell fortunes. piga ramli. tell fortunes..
-piga sulu (verb), polish.
-piga sulu (verb), rub.
-piga sulu (verb), scour.
-pigana (verb reciprocal), fight. Chama kilikuwa kimetoa mwito wa
kupigana na ushirikina [Mun]. The party had appealed for war against
superstition.
-pigana (verb reciprocal), strike each other. Chama kilikuwa kimetoa
mwito wa kupigana na ushirikina [Mun]. The party had appealed for war
against superstition.
-pigania (verb appl-recip), fight for something. nina hakika unajua
unachopigania [Ng]. I am sure you know what you are fighting for.
pigano (noun 5/6), pl mapigano, battle. (< piga V).
pigano (noun 5/6), pl mapigano, engagement. (< piga V).
pigano (noun 5/6), pl mapigano, fight. (< piga V).
pigano (noun 5/6), pl mapigano, quarrel. (< piga V).
pigano (noun 5/6), pl mapigano, skirmish. (< piga V).
-pigapiga (verb), whip (eggs etc).
-pigia (verb), bado.
-pigia kura (verb), elect someone.
-pigia simu (verb), call someone up.
-pigika (verb), bado.
-pigilia (verb), drive home.
-pigilia (verb), ram down.
-pigilia (verb), strike in.
-pigilia (verb), tamp.
pigipigi (noun 5/6), pl mapigipigi, stick used for knocking down fruit.
-pigisha (verb), bado.
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, accident. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, blow. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, hardship. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, misfortune. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, stroke. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, beating. (< piga V).
pigo (noun 5/6), pl mapigo, strike. (< piga V).
-pigwa (verb passive), be beaten. aliogopa kupigwa [Kez]. (s)he feared
being beaten.
yenye vipande vya kupigwa kwa vidole (noun 9/10), keyboard.
-pika (verb), boil.
-pika (verb), cook.
-pika (verb), prepare food.
piki (noun 5/6), pl mapiki, motorcycle.
piki (noun 5/6), pl mapiki, stick to throw at tree to knock down fruit.
pikipiki (noun 9/10), pl pikipiki, motor scooter.
pikipiki (noun 9/10), pl pikipiki, motorcycle.
pikipiki (noun 9/10), pl pikipiki, scooter.
pikipiki (noun 5/6), pl mapikipiki, stick used for knocking down fruit.
-piku (verb), cheat (at cards). (< Portuguese).
-piku (verb), excel. ananishinda kwa masomo ya hesabu, lakini na mimi
kwa somo la jiografia nimempiku. He surpasses me in mathematics but I
beat him in geography.. (< Portuguese).
-piku (verb), outdo. ananishinda kwa masomo ya hesabu, lakini na mimi
kwa somo la jiografia nimempiku. He does better than me in mathmatics but
I beat him in geography.. (< Portuguese).
-piku (verb), surpass. ananishinda kwa masomo ya hesabu, lakini na mimi
kwa somo la jiografia nimempiku. he beats me in mathematics but I beat
him in geography.. (< Portuguese).
-piku (verb), win (at cards). (< Portuguese).
piku (noun 5/6), pl mapiku, cheating (at cards). (< Portuguese).
-pikwa (verb), be cooked.
pilao (noun 9/10), pl pilao, rice cooked with spices and meat.
pilau (noun 9/10), pl pilau, rice cooked with spices and meat. (< pers).
kwa pili (adverb), over the page.
kwa pili (adverb), other side.
pili (adjective), second.
pili (adjective), two. pili a pili. second.
pili (noun 9/10), pl pili, adder (kind of).
ya pili (adverb), following. pili a pili. second.
ya pili (adverb), next. pili a pili. second.
ya pili (adverb), secondly. pili a pili. second.
pilipili (adjective), spicy.
pilipili (noun 9/10), pl pilipili, pepper. pilipili manga [hoho]. black
(red) pepper.. (< pers).
pilka-pilka (noun 9/10), pl pilka-pilka, viewfinder (of a camera).
-pima (verb), consider critically. nimeyapima maneno yake nimeyaona si
kweli. I have weighed his words and found that they are untrue..
-pima (verb), criticize. nimeyapima maneno yake nimeyaona si kweli. I
have weighed his/her words and found that they are untrue.
-pima (verb), form an estimate.
-pima (verb), examine.
-pima (verb), measure. Maksuudi alipolipima tambo la bibi huyu, alijua
[Moh]. When Maksudi examined the stomach of that woman, he knew.
-pima (verb), think.
-pima (verb), weigh. pima viazi. weigh potatoes..
-pima (verb), test.
-pima joto (verb), take someone's temperature.
-toa macho pima (phrase), stare into space.
pima (noun 9/10), pl pima, fathom. macho yalimtoka pima nzima [Moh].
The eyes popped out of his head a full fathom.
pima (noun 9/10), pl pima, two yards.
pimamaji (noun 9/10), pl pimamaji, water gauge.
pimamaji (noun 9/10), pl pimamaji, spirit level. (< pima V, maji N).
pimamaji (noun 9/10), pl pimamaji, stage.
pimamaji (noun 9/10), pl pimamaji, water level.
-pimana (verb reciprocal), criticize each other. mimi na Aziza
tulikwenda sare kwa kupimana [Abd]. Aziza and I achieved nothing for
criticizing each other.
pimapima (noun 5/6), pl mapimapima, geometer. pimapima wamesema
[kijumba] kiko nje ya kijiji [Kez]. They have said that the geometer is
outside the village.
pimapima (noun 5/6), pl mapimapima, measurer.
pimasharazi (noun 9/10), pl pimasharazi, water gauge. [rare]
pimasharazi (noun 9/10), pl pimasharazi, spirit level. (< pima V, maji
N). [rare]
pimasharazi (noun 9/10), pl pimasharazi, water level. [rare]
pimbi (noun 9/10an), pl pimbi, hyrax.
-pimia (verb applicative), examine for. wameniambia nikibomoe nihamie
kwenye kiwanja kipya watakachonipimia [Kez]. They have told me to
demolish and vacate to a new site they will measure for me.
-pimia (verb applicative), measure.
-pimika (verb), be measurable.
pimo (noun 5/6), pl mapimo, measurement.
-pimwa (verb), be measured.
-pinda (verb), bend. alizitamka silabi za maneno hayo taratibu akipinda
midomo yake kwa kiburi [Mun]. He pronounced the syllable of those words
slowly, bending his mouth with pride.
-pinda (verb), curve.
-pinda (verb), fold.
-pinda (verb), twist.
pinda (noun 5/6), pl mapinda, cadaver.
-pindamana (verb), be convulsed.
-pindamana (verb), be entangled.
-pindamana (verb), be gnarled.
-pindamana (verb), be twisted together.
-pindana (verb), assert dogmatically.
-pindana (verb), have a cramp.
-pindana (verb), be fitted together.
-pindana (verb), be folded together.
-pindana (verb), be strained.
-pindana (verb), be stubborn.
-pindana (verb), be tense.
pindani (adjective), obstinate. (< pinda V).
pindani (adjective), stubborn. (< pinda V).
pindani (adjective), unyielding. (< pinda V).
pindi (conjunction), if.
pindi (conjunction), when. Na huo mshahara ungemsaidia nini pindi wenye
mishahara mikubwa zaidi wanalala njaa? [Mt]. And what could that salary
have helped him/her with when those with bigger salaries are sleeping
hungry.
pindi (conjunction), although. (< pinda V).
pindi (conjunction), if. (< pinda V).
pindi (conjunction), supposing. (< pinda V).
pindi (conjunction), (at the time) when. (< pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, cadaver.
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, carcass (of an animal that has died a
natural death).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, coil.
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, curve.
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, winding.
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, bend. pindi ya mto. bend of a river.. (<
pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, course (of time). tutaonana pindi mwakani
(Uhuru wa Watumwa). We will see each other sometime next year. (< pinda
V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, lapse (of time). (< pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, period (of time). (< pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, time (division or interval of). pindi za
mchana. the times (=divisions) of the day.. (< pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, turn. (< pinda V).
pindi (noun 5/6), pl mapindi, twist. (< pinda V).
pindi za mchana (noun 11), times of the day. (< pinda V).
-pindika (verb), be bent.
pindo (noun 5/6), pl mapindo, border (of a cloth). alilishika pindo la
chini la kanzu aliyovaa [Sul]. He held the lower border of the kanzu he
wore. (< pinda V).
pindo (noun 5/6), pl mapindo, edge. (< pinda V).
pindo (noun 5/6), pl mapindo, hem. (< pinda V).
pindu (adverb), upside down. kichwa pindu. head over heels.. (< pinda
V).
pindu (noun 5/6), pl mapindu, cartwheel. (< pinda V).
pindu (noun 5/6), pl mapindu, somersault. (< pinda V).
pindu (noun 5/6), pl mapindu, turn (sudden). (< pinda V).
-pindua (verb converse), turn around.
-pindua (verb converse), change direction.
-pindua (verb converse), overturn.
-pindua (verb converse), reverse.
-pindua (verb converse), turn upside down.
pinduani (noun 5/6an), pl mapinduani, determined person. (< pinda V).
pinduani (noun 5/6an), pl mapinduani, radical. (< pinda V).
pinduani (noun 5/6an), pl mapinduani, revolutionist. (< pinda V).
pinduani (noun 5/6an), pl mapinduani, stubborn person. (< pinda V).
-pinduka (verb), overturn.
-pinduka (verb), turn over.
-pinduka (verb inver-poten-trans), bend. Tamima alipinduka chini [Moh].
Tamima bent downwards.
-pinduka (verb inver-poten-trans), be changed. Tamima alipinduka chini
[Moh]. Tamima changed downwards.
-pinduka (verb inver-poten-trans), take a new direction. Tamima
alipinduka chini [Moh]. Tamima took a new direction downwards.
-pinduka (verb inver-poten-trans), be turned around. Tamima alipinduka
chini [Moh]. Tamima turned around downwards.
-pindukia (verb appl-poten), climb over something. mambo yalizidi kama
si kupindukia [Moh]. things accelerated if I did not climb over
something.
-pindukia (verb appl-poten), exceed. mambo yalizidi kama si kupindukia
[Moh]. things accelerated if I did not exceed.
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, catalyst (for radical change). (<
pinda V).
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, cause (of change). (< pinda V).
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, something which produces a change of
direction. (< pinda V).
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, impetus. (< pinda V).
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, pendulum.
pinduli (noun 5/6), pl mapinduli, revolutionary spark. (< pinda V).
-pindulia (verb), bado.
pinduo (noun 5/6), pl mapinduo, alteration. (< pinda V).
pinduo (noun 5/6), pl mapinduo, drastic change. (< pinda V).
pinduo (noun 5/6), pl mapinduo, radical change. (< pinda V).
pinduo (noun 5/6), pl mapinduo, revolution. (< pinda V).
pinduo (noun 5/6), pl mapinduo, transformation. (< pinda V).
pindupindu (adverb), head over heels. anguka pindupindu. fall down head
over heels..
pindupindu (noun 9), cholera. (< pinda V).
pindupindu (noun 9/10), pl pindupindu, convulsion.
pindupindu (noun 9/10), pl pindupindu, fit.
pindupindu (noun 9/10), pl pindupindu, seizure.
-pinduza (verb), bado.
-pindwa (verb passive), be turned.
-pinga (verb), bet.
-pinga (verb), block. ili kuipinga nia ya uroho wa Idi [Sul]. So as to
block the aim of Idi's plans.
-pinga (verb), check. pinga nia ya fulani. check someone's plans..
-pinga (verb), contradict.
-pinga (verb), counteract. pinga nia ya fulani. counteract someone's
plans..
-pinga (verb), fasten. pinga mlango. fasten the door.
-pinga (verb), frustrate. pinga nia ya fulani. frustrate someone's
plans..
-pinga (verb), lock. pinga mlango. lock the door.
-pinga (verb), obstruct. pinga njia. obstruct a road..
-pinga (verb), oppose. pinga nia ya fulani. oppose someone's plans..
-pinga (verb), refute.
-pinga (verb), revoke.
-pinga (verb), thwart. pinga nia ya fulani. thwart someone's plans..
-pinga (verb), wager.
-pinga (verb), be against.
-pinga (verb), object.
-pingama (verb), be opposed.
-pingama (verb), be in opposition.
-pingamana (verb), be opposed to something.
-pingamana (verb), be in opposition to something.
-pingamanisha (verb), deliberately frustrate something.
-pingamanisha (verb), deliberately obstruct something.
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, difficulty. tunataka kufanya amani
lakini kuna pingamizi nyingi. "We want to make peace, but there are many
difficulties".. (< pinga V).
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, disturbance. tunataka kufanya amani
lakini kuna pingamizi nyingi. "We want to make peace, but there are many
disturbances".. (< pinga V).
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, handicap.
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, impediment. tunataka kufanya amani
lakini kuna pingamizi nyingi. "We want to make peace, but there are many
impediments".. (< pinga V).
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, interruption. tunataka kufanya
amani lakini kuna pingamizi nyingi. "We want to make peace, but there are
many interruptions".. (< pinga V).
pingamizi (noun 9/10), pl pingamizi, obstacle. niliona kuna pingamizi
zilizonikabili [Abd]. I saw there were obstacles besetting me. (< pinga
V).
-pingana (verb), make a bet with each other.
-pingana (verb), challenge each other.
-pingana (verb), contradict each other.
-pingana (verb), defy each other.
-pingana (verb), thwart each other.
-pingani (adjective), obstructive.
pingani (adjective), contrary (of people). (< pinga V).
pingani (adjective), difficult (of people). (< pinga V).
pingani (adjective), obstructive (of people). (< pinga V).
pingani (adjective), troublesome (of people). (< pinga V).
pingili (noun 9/10), pl pingili, piece (eg of sugarcane between joints).
nipe pingili tatu za mua. Give me three pieces of flowers..
pingili (noun 9/10), pl pingili, section.
pingine (adverb), maybe.
pingine (adverb), perhaps. pingine kikijua kusema kitakwita mama [Sul],
mngeliifahamu pengine msingelia [Sul]. Perhaps once it knows how to
speak, it will call you mother.
pingine (adverb), sometimes. na pengine [] alfajiri aliamka kuokota embe
[Moh]. And sometimes (s)he woke up in the morning to collect mangoes.
pingo (noun 5/6), pl mapingo, barrier. (< pinga V).
pingo (noun 5/6), pl mapingo, bolt (on a door). (< pinga V).
pingo (noun 5/6), pl mapingo, obstruction. (< pinga V).
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, charm protecting against evil spirits. (<
ping V).
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, earring (ebony disc). (< pinga V).
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, fetter. (< pinga V).
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, handcuff.
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, loop of rope used as an aid in climbing
trees. (< pinga V).
pingu (noun 5/6), pl mapingu, shackle. (< pinga V).
-pingua (verb), carry away.
-pingua (verb), cut up.
-pingua (verb), cut into lengths.
-pingua (verb), cut open.
-pingua (verb), cut into pieces.
-pingua (verb), remove.
-pingua (verb), unfasten.
-pingwa (verb), be opposed.
-pingwa (verb), be thwarted.
pini (noun 5/6), pl mapini, large haft for inserting tool. (< pini N).
pini (noun 9/10), pl pini, pin. (< engl).
pinki (adjective), pink. (< engl).
-pinza (verb), bado.
pipa (noun 5/6), pl mapipa, barrel. pipa la mafuta ya petroli. fuel
barrel..
pipa (noun 5/6), pl mapipa, cask.
pipa (noun 5/6), pl mapipa, drum (large container).
pipa (noun 5/6), pl mapipa, tank. pipa la mafuta ya petrol. fuel tank.
pipa (noun 5/6), pl mapipa, water-container. pipa la maji ya moto.
water-container..
pipi (noun 9/10), pl pipi, bon-bon. ukimwambia "Unataka pipi?" hujibu
"Ndiyo" [Kez]. If you tell him/her you want bon-bon, (s)he says yes.
pipi (noun 9/10), pl pipi, candy. ukimwambia "Unataka pipi?" hujibu
"Ndiyo" [Kez]. If you tell him/her you want candy, (s)he says yes.
pipi (noun 9/10), pl pipi, sugar-drop. ukimwambia "Unataka pipi?"
hujibu "Ndiyo" [Kez]. If you tell him/her you want sugar-drop, (s)he says
yes.
pipi mpira (noun 9/10), pl pipi mpira, chewing-gum. akawanunulia mfuko
wa pipi mpira, mikate na chokoleti [Muk]. (s)he bought them a bag of
chewing-gum, bread and chocolate.
piramidi (noun 5/6), pl mapiramidi, pyramid.
piri (noun 9/10), pl piri, adder (kind of).
-pirikana (verb), be well developed.
-pirikana (verb), be muscular.
pirikapirika (noun 9/10), pl pirikapirika, agitation.
pirikapirika (noun 9/10), pl pirikapirika, animation (joyful). zile
pirikapirika za usiku wa Ulaya [Moh]. Those animations of the European
night.
pirikapirika (noun 9/10), pl pirikapirika, excitement.
-pisha (verb), miss.
-pisha (verb), neglect.
-pisha (verb), waste.
-pisha (verb causative), conduct. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul].
-pisha (verb causative), guide. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul].
-pisha (verb causative), lead. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul].
-pisha (verb causative), allow to pass. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha
fumbuka kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul].
-pisha (verb causative), make room for.
-pishana (verb caus-recip), depart.
-pishana (verb caus-recip), diverge. utamaduni ambao umepishana [] na
mila zetu za asili [Abd].
-pishana (verb caus-recip), pass by each other. alikumbuka jinsi
alivyowafanya mabwana wapishane [Kez].
pishi (noun 9/10), pl pishi, dry measure for solids (grain etc).
pishi (noun 9/10), pl pishi, measure of capacity or weight (half a gallon
or 6 lb).
pisho (noun 5/6), pl mapisho, cauterizing (act of or the mark left by).
pistola (noun 9/10), pl pistola, pistol. (< engl).
pistola (noun 9/10), pl pistola, revolver. (< engl).
-piswa (verb), speak confusedly (like a feeble-minded or senile person).
-piswa (verb), speak foolishly (like a feeble-minded or senile person).
-pita (verb), be better than. kitabu hiki ni kizuri kupita kile. This
book is better than that one..
-pita (verb), go beyond. kitabu hiki ni kizuri kupita kile. This book
goes beyond that one..
-pita (verb), die.
-pita (verb), distinguish oneself.
-pita (verb), exceed.
-pita (verb), excel. kitabu hiki ni kizuri kupita kile. This book
excels that one..
-pita (verb), go on.
-pita (verb), go past. pita mji. go past a town.
-pita (verb), pass. miaka miwili sasa ilikuwa imekwisha pita [Kez]. by
now two years had passed.
-pita (verb), proceed.
-pita (verb), surpass. kitabu hiki ni kizuri kupita kile. This book
surpasses that one..
pitapita (noun 9/10), pl pitapita, bustle. ghasia za gari na pitapita za
watu [Sul]. chaos of vehicles and the bustling of people.
pitapita (noun 9/10), pl pitapita, coming and going.
-pitia (verb), be forgotten.
-pitia (verb), pass by.
-pitia (verb), go past.
-pitia (verb applicative), call for someone. mpenzi wake mpya atampitia
na gari waende kustarehe [Muk]. His/her lover will call on him/her for
them to go and have fun.
-pitia (verb applicative), pass through. upepo ulivuma polepole kupitia
dirishani [Kez]. the wind howled slowly through the window.
-pitia rohoni (verb), cross one's mind. jambo la kufanya kazi []
halikupitii rohoni mwako [Abd]. the idea of working did not cross through
his/her mind..
-pitiana (verb), be in association with each other.
-pitiana (verb), be on familiar terms.
-pitiana (verb), be in constant touch with each other.
-pitika (verb appl-poten), be passed. ndio suala lililompitikia kila
mtu [Moh]. that is the question that passed through everybody.
-pitilia (verb), bado. (< eng).
-pitisha (verb), miss.
-pitisha (verb), neglect.
-pitisha (verb), pass. akapitisha vidole machoni kuyafuta machozi
yaliyomziba [Sul]. (s)he passed the fingers along the eyes to wipe out
the tears that had filled up in him/her.
-pitisha (verb), waste.
-pitisha (verb causative), conduct. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul]. The will of good fortune had been released
to conduct the devotions of Idi.
-pitisha (verb causative), guide. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul]. The will of good fortune had been released
to guide the devotions of Idi.
-pitisha (verb causative), allow to pass. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha
fumbuka kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul]. The will of good fortune had been
released to pass the devotions of Idi.
-pitisha (verb causative), make room for.
-pitisha wakati (verb causative), pass time.
-pitisha wakati (verb causative), waste time.
-pitisha hukumu (verb), pass a sentence. hukumu aliyopitisha Yohana
ilikuwa ya kikatili [Ng]. The sentence (s)he passed on Yohana was cruel..
-pitiwa (verb), forget. (< eng).
pito (noun 5/6), pl mapito, passage. (< pita V).
pito (noun 5/6), pl mapito, passing (act of). (< pita).
pito (noun 5/6), pl mapito, path. (< pita V).
-pituka (verb potential), turn upside-down. Bi Tamima na umati wake
walipita na kupituka vyumba [Moh]. Mrs Tamima and her family turned the
houses upside-down.
-pitwa (na) (verb passive), miss. msikizi asiyepitwa na neno lenye maana
[Sul]. A listener who does not miss a useful word.
-pitisha (verb causative), lead. moyo wa Bahati [] ulikwisha fumbuka
kuyapisha mahaba ya Idi [Sul]. The will of good fortune had been released
to lead the devotions of Idi..
plagi (noun 9/10), pl plagi, bung. (< engl).
plagi (noun 9/10), pl plagi, plug (electric). (< engl).
plagi (noun 9/10), pl plagi, stopper. (< engl).
plani (noun 9/10), pl plani, plan. (< engl).
plastiki (noun 9/10), pl plastiki, plastic. (< engl).
plastisini (noun 9/10), pl plastisini, plasticine. (< engl).
plau (noun 9/10), pl plau, plow. lima kwa [na] plau. to plow. (<
engl).
plen (adjective), plain. (< engl).
plen (adjective), simple. (< engl).
plen (adjective), understandable. (< engl).
po (infix), when.
po (infix), where.
popote (adjective), anywhere.
popote (adjective), wherever.
-poa (verb), be calm. kapoa katika kumtazama mke mwenziwe [Abd]. He
calmed on looking at his wife.
-poa (verb), calm down.
-poa (verb), calm. kapoa katika kumtazama mke mwenziwe [Abd]. He calmed
on looking at his wife.
-poa (verb), chill.
-poa (verb), cool off.
-poa (verb), cool.
-poa (verb), pause.
-poa (verb), recover (from an illness). amepoa ugonjwa. He has
recovered from the illness..
-poa (verb), get well. amepoa ugonjwa. he has gotten well..
poa (adjective), cool.
poa (phrase), response to "mambo".
pochi (noun 5/6), pl mapochi, chain bangle worn on wrist by women.
pochi (noun 9/10), pl pochi, purse. anaipekua pochi [Ma]. (s)he is
scratching the purse. (< Eng.).
poda (noun 9/10), pl poda, powder (face). mashavu yake manene
yananakshiwa kwa poda nyekundu [Muk]. her big dirt is removed by red
powder. (< Eng.).
podea (noun 9/10), pl podea, powder (a baby etc). (< engl).
podo (noun 5/6), pl mapodo, case (for arrows).
podo (noun 9/10), pl podo, quiver (of arrows).
-pofu (adjective), blind.
pofu (noun), eland (Boselaphus canna).
pofu (noun 5/6an), pl mapofu, eland.
-pofua (verb), blind.
-pofua (verb), damage. pofua macho. damage the eyes.. (< pofu).
-pofua (verb), destroy. pofua macho. destroy the eyes.. (< pofu).
-pofua (verb), ruin. pofua macho. ruin the eyes.. (< pofu).
-pofua macho (verb), blind.
-pofuka (verb), become blind.
-pofulia (verb), bado. (< pofu).
-pofusha (verb), make blind.
pogo (adjective), crooked. enda pogo. walk in a crooked way..
pogo (adjective), sideways. enda pogo. limp.
pogo (noun 5/6), pl mapogo, asymmetry. mapogo ya macho. squinting..
pogo (noun 5/6), pl mapogo, irregularity. mapogo ya macho. squinting..
pogo (noun 5/6), pl mapogo, lopsidedness. mapogo ya macho. squinting..
-pogoa (verb), cut off (branches ). kisu cha kupogolea. slashing
knife.. (< pogo).
-pogoa (verb), lop. kisu cha kupogolea. lopping knife.. (< pogo).
-pogoa (verb), prune. kisu cha kupogolea. prunning knife.. (< pogo).
-pogolea (verb), bado.
-pogolewa (verb), be pruned.
pogoo (noun 5/6), pl mapogoo, branch cut off a tree. (< pogoa V).
-pogosha (verb), bado.
pointi (noun 9/10), pl pointi, dot. (< engl).
pointi (noun 9/10), pl pointi, point. (< engl).
pojo (noun 9/10), pl pojo, bean (Phaseolus mungo).
pojo (noun 9/10), pl pojo, vetch (kind of).
-poka (verb), appropriate (by force).
-poka (verb), rob.
-poka (verb), snatch.
-poka (verb), steal.
-poka (verb), take away (by force).
-pokana (verb), rob from each other.
-pokana (verb), steal from each other.
-pokea (verb), accept. pokea barua. accept a letter..
-pokea (verb), acknowledge. pokea maneno. acknowledge statements..
-pokea (verb), admit. pokea maneno. admit statements..
-pokea (verb), agree. pokea maneno. agree to the statements..
-pokea (verb), approve. pokea maneno. approve statements..
-pokea (verb), consent. pokea maneno. consent to statements..
-pokea (verb), obtain. pokea barua. obtain a letter..
-pokea (verb), receive. pokea barua. receive a letter..
-pokea (verb), relieve.
-pokea (verb), replace.
-pokea (verb), stand in for someone. nikitafuta wa kunipokea ulezi, siyo
wa kuniongezea [Sul]. "I was looking for someone to relieve me from the
nursing/caring, not to add to it"..
-pokea (verb), take in (as a guest). wametupokea vizuri. They have
given us a good reception..
-pokea (verb), welcome (as a guest). wametupokea vizuri. They have
given us a good reception..
-pokelea (verb), bado.
-pokelewa (verb), be accepted.
-pokeleza (verb), bado.
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, acceptance. (< pokea).
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, custom.
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, that which is received.
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, reception. (< pokea).
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, superstition. (< pokea).
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, tradition.
pokeo (noun 5/6), pl mapokeo, usage. (< pokea).
-pokewa (verb), be received.
-pokeza (verb), hand out.
-pokeza (verb), hand over.
-pokeza (verb), issue.
-pokezana (verb), alternate.
-pokezana (verb), give and receive.
-pokezana (verb), take turns.
-pokezanya (verb), alternate.
-pokezanya (verb), give and receive.
-pokezanya (verb), take turns.
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, acceptance. (< pokea).
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, custom. (< pokea).
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, reception. (< pokea).
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, superstition. (< pokea).
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, tradition. (< pokea).
pokezi (noun 5/6), pl mapokezi, usage. (< pokea).
-pokoa (verb), cut off (branches ). kisu cha kupogolea. slashing
knife.. (< pogo).
-pokoa (verb), lop. kisu cha kupogolea. lopping knife.. (< pogo).
-pokoa (verb), prune. kisu cha kupogolea. prunning knife.. (< pogo).
-pokonya (verb), snatch.
-pokonya (verb), ravish.
-pokonya (verb), rob.
-pokonya (verb), take by force.
-pa pole (verb), express sympathy.
-pa shauri (verb), give a piece of advice.
-pole (adjective), amiable.
-pole (adjective), calm.
-pole (adjective), careful. sema pole[pole]!. speak carefully..
-pole (adjective), cautious. sema pole[pole]!. speak cautiously..
-pole (adjective), gentle. vua uoge upendeze, mtoto mpole [Muk].
-pole (adjective), kind.
-pole (adjective), slow. sema pole[pole]!. remove clothes and bath to
please the gentle child.
-pole (adjective), mild.
-pole (adverb), gently.
-pole (adverb), slowly.
-pole (adverb), softly.
pole (interjection), expression of compassion.
pole (interjection), Excuse me!.
pole (interjection), sorry!.
pole (interjection), expression of sympathy.
pole! (interjection), I pity you!.
pole! (phrase), condolences.
-polepole (verb), calm.
polepole (adjective), gentle.
polepole (adjective), gradually.
polepole (adjective), kind.
polepole (adjective), mild.
polepole (adverb), careful. sema pole[pole]!. speak carefully..
polepole (adverb), cautious. sema pole[pole]!. speak cautiously..
polepole (adverb), slow. sema pole[pole]!. speak slowly..
polisi (noun 5/6an), pl mapolisi, police officer. (< eng).
polisi (noun 9/10), pl polisi, police force. (< eng).
madahiro (noun), pl madahiro, politeness. politeness. [rare]
pombe (noun 9/10), pl pombe, alcoholic beverage. (< eng).
pombe (noun 9/10), pl pombe, beer.
pombe (noun 9/10), pl pombe, intoxicating drink.
pombo (noun 9/10), pl pombo, vegetable gruel (used to thicken gravies).
pombo (noun 9/10), pl pombo, leaf of any plant used as a vegetable.
pomboo (noun 5/6an), pl mapomboo, porpoise.
-pomoka (verb), be broken.
-pomoka (verb), be fallen down.
pomoni (adverb), chock-full.
pomoni (adverb), crowded.
-pona (verb), get better (from an illness).
-pona (verb), escape without injury.
-pona (verb), exist.
-pona (verb), flee (from danger).
-pona (verb), heal.
-pona (verb), improve.
-pona (verb), live.
-pona (verb), make a living.
-pona (verb), recover.
-pona (verb), be rescued.
-pona (verb), run away (from danger).
-pona (verb), be saved.
-pona (verb), survive.
-pona (verb), get well from illness. Tuza alikuwa amekwisha pona mkono
wake [Kez]. Tuza had already healed his/her hand.
-ponda (verb), annihilate.
-ponda (verb), crush. miguu inayokwenda wapi na wapi, inaponda nini na
nini [Abd]. legs that go wayward crush what and what..
-ponda (verb), destroy.
-ponda (verb), discredit.
-ponda (verb), grind.
-ponda (verb), overwhelm.
-ponda (verb), pound. ponda udongo. pound clay..
-ponda (verb), ram. ponda udongo. ram clay..
-ponda (verb), run over (with a vehicle). amepondwa na motokaa. He was
run over by an automobile..
-ponda (verb), tamp. ponda udongo. tamp clay..
-ponda (verb), pulverize.
-pondea (verb), grind in. (< ponda V).
pondeo (noun 5/6), pl mapondeo, wooden hammer used by shoemakers. (<
ponda V).
pondeo (noun 5/6), pl mapondeo, wooden mallet used by shoemakers. (<
ponda V).
pondo (noun 5/6), pl mapondo, boat-hook. (< ponda V). [naut]
pondo (noun 5/6), pl mapondo, punting pole. (< ponda V). [naut]
-pondwa (verb), be crushed.
-pondwa (verb), be pulverized.
-ponea (verb), be dependant on something for one's livelihood. (< ponda
V).
-ponea (verb), live off. (< ponda V).
-ponea (verb), be saved by. (< ponda V).
-pongea (verb), bring something difficult to a conclusion. [rare]
-pongea (verb), recover (from an illness). [rare]
-pongeza (verb), congratulate. matiti yaliyoshiba [] yakamfanya
ajipongeze [Mt]. full breasts made her congratulate herself.
pongezi (noun 9/10), pl pongezi, congratulations.
pongono (noun 5/6), pl mapongono, quiver.
-poni (verb), pawn. (< eng).
-poni (verb), pledge. (< eng).
poni (noun 9/10), pl poni, pledge. (< eng).
pono (noun 9/10an), pl pono, fish (sluggish kind that lives among coral).
mtu huyu ana usingizi kama pono. This man sleeps like a pono..
-ponoa (verb), pull (the bark from a tree etc).
-ponoa (verb), strip (the bark from a tree etc).
-ponoa (verb), wipe off (the hands).
ponta (noun 9/10), pl ponta, back stitch. (< port).
ponta (noun 9/10), pl ponta, quilting seam. (< port).
-ponya (verb), cure.
-ponya (verb), heal.
-ponya (verb causative), cause to flee.
-ponya (verb causative), rescue. Rehema akapata nafasi ya kujiponya
[Sul]. Rehema got an opportunity to rescue herself..
-ponya (verb causative), cause to run away.
-ponya (verb causative), save.
-ponyeka (verb), be curable.
-ponyesha (verb causative), cure. Yesu mwenye nguvu uliyeponyesha vipofu
[Kez]. Jesus with his power was able to heal the blind.
-ponyesha (verb causative), cause to flee.
-ponyesha (verb causative), heal.
-ponyesha (verb causative), rescue. Rehema akapata nafasi ya kujiponya
[Sul]. Rehema got an opportunity to rescue herself.
-ponyesha (verb causative), cause to run away.
-ponyesha (verb causative), save.
-ponyoka (verb), escape (unexpectedly). ponyoka maneno. "make a slip of
the tongue, say the wrong thing"..
-ponyoka (verb), slide out.
-ponyoka (verb), slip away. ponyoka maneno. "make a slip of the tongue,
say the wrong thing"..
-ponyoka maneno (phrase), make a faux pas.
-ponyoka maneno (phrase), say the wrong thing.
-ponyosha (verb), let fall.
-ponza (verb), expose something to danger.
-ponza (verb causative), endanger. tamaa ya kutakataka vitu itakuponza
[Ma]. The desire to always have things will endanger you..
-ponza (verb causative), have something ground. tamaa ya kutakataka vitu
itakuponza [Ma]. the desire to always want something will ground you.
-ponza (verb causative), have something pounded. tamaa ya kutakataka
vitu itakuponza [Ma]. the desire to always want something will pound you.
-ponza (verb causative), risk something. tamaa ya kutakataka vitu
itakuponza [Ma]. the desire to always want something will be risky to
you.
-pooza (verb), be crippled. mkono umepooza. the arm is crippled..
-pooza (verb), be dull.
-pooza (verb), be impotent. mwenye kupooza. an impotent man..
-pooza (verb), be incompletely developed. tunda hili limepooza. This
fruit is unripe..
-pooza (verb), be lifeless.
-pooza (verb), feel lonely. tangu ameondoka tumepooza. Since he is gone
we feel lonely..
-pooza (verb), be paralyzed. mkono umepooza. the arm is paralyzed..
pooza (adjective), abandoned. tangu ameondoka tumepooza. Since he is
gone we feel abandoned..
pooza (adjective), undeveloped.
pooza (adjective), unripe.
pooza (noun 5/6), pl mapooza, immature thing.
pooza (noun 5/6), pl mapooza, premature birth.
pooza (noun 5/6), pl mapooza, stunted thing. (< pooza V).
pooza (noun 5/6), pl mapooza, undeveloped thing.
-poozesha (verb), cripple.
-poozesha (verb), deform.
-poozesha (verb), mutilate.
-poozesha (verb), paralyze.
popo (noun 5/6an), pl mapopo, bat (animal).
popo (noun 5/6an), pl mapopo, butterfly. [rare]
popo (noun 5/6an), pl mapopo, moth. [rare]
-popoa (verb), knock fruit off a tree with a stick. popoa maembe. knock
mangoes off a tree.
popoo (noun 9/10), pl popoo, areca nut. alinunua popoo. He bought areca
nut.
popoo (noun 9/10), pl popoo, ball of iron or steel.
popoo (noun 9/10), pl popoo, betel nut. Nyanya alikula popoo kama
uraibu. Grandmother chewed betel nut with tobacco.
popoo (noun 9/10), pl popoo, bullet.
-popota (verb), twist.
popote (adjective), anywhere. Yeye anatembea popote. (s)he visits
anywhere.
popote (adjective), everywhere.
popote (adjective), wherever.
-popotoa (verb), distort. Alimpopotoa mkono. (s)he distorted his/her
hand.
-popotoa (verb), pervert.
-popotoa (verb), ruin.
-popotoa (verb), spoil.
-popotoa (verb), strain. popotoa mguu. strain the leg.
-popotoa (verb), twist. popotoa kifuli. twist the shade.
-popotoa (verb), wrench.
-popotoka (verb), be strained.
-popotoka (verb), be twisted. Yeye ni mtu aliyepopotoka. (s)he is a
crooked person.
-pora (verb), plunder.
-pora (verb), rob.
-pora (verb), snatch (at something). mwivi amempora mfuko wake. The
thief snatched her purse..
-pora (verb), steal.
-pora (verb), take by force. bwanake anampora huo mshahara wote [Kez].
The husband takes her salary by force.
pora (noun 5/6an), pl mapora, young cock.
pora (noun 5/6an), pl mapora, young rooster.
pori (noun 9/10), pl pori, bush.
pori (noun 5/6), pl mapori, uninhabited wild land. Wanaishi porini.
They live in the wilderness.
pori (noun 5/6), pl mapori, steppe. Nyasi zimeota baada ya mvua porini.
The grass has rotten after the rains in the steppe.
pori (noun 5/6), pl mapori, wilderness. pori la wanyama. wilderness of
animals.
-poroja (verb), be pasty.
-poroja (verb), be watery.
poroja (noun 9/10), pl poroja, gruel.
poroja (noun 9/10), pl poroja, something of porridge-like consistency.
poroja (noun 9/10), pl poroja, porridge.
poroja (noun 9/10), pl poroja, mixture of watery consistency.
-porojo (verb), be pasty.
-porojo (verb), be watery. Mchuzi ulikuwa porojo. The stew was watery.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, idle chatter. Waacha mazungumzo ya
porojo. They have stopped iddle chattering.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, chitchat. Walikuwa wanapiga porojo.
They were chitchatting.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, light conversation. Watoto walikuwa
wakitoa porojo. The children had a light conversation.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, empty talk. Waacha porojo. They have
stopped iddle talk.
porojo (noun 9/10), pl porojo, gruel.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, idle talk. Walizungumza porojo. The had
idle talk.
porojo (noun 9/10), pl porojo, porridge.
porojo (noun 9/10), pl porojo, something of porridge-like consistency.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, propaganda.
porojo (noun 5/6), pl maporojo, small talk.
porojo (noun 9/10), pl porojo, mixture of watery consistency. Watoto
walichezea porojo la tope. The children played in watery mud.
-poromoa (verb), roll down. mjenzi ameporomoka kwenye paa la nyumba.
The builder fell off the roof of the house..
-poromoa (verb), slide down. mjenzi ameporomoka kwenye paa la nyumba.
The builder fell off the roof of the house..
-poromoka (verb), slide. Nyumba iliporomoka kwa mvua laki. The house
slide after a heavy downpour.
-poromoka (verb), slip. Ali aliporomoka chini la daraja. Ali slipped
under the bridge.
-poromoka (verb potential), collapse. akiyaona maisha yake yakiporomoka
[Sul]. As (s)he saw his/her life collapse.
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, cataract.
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, cliff. Alipanda poromoko lile kwa
miguu. (s)he climbed that cliff by foot. (< poromoka V).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, landslide. mporomoko wa ardhi. a
landslide.
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, precipice. (< poromoka V).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, avalanche. poromoko ya barafu. an
avalanche. (< poromoa).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, crash. maporomoko ya mvua.
cloudburst.. (< poromoa).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, fall. maporomoko ya maji.
waterfall. (< poromoa).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, gully. Maji yalikaa katika poromoko.
The water stayed in the gully. (< poromoa).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, ravine. Mvua ilisababisha poromoko
ardhini. The rain caused a ravine. (< poromoa).
poromoko (noun 5/6), pl maporomoko, steep slope. Mvua ilisababisha
poromoko pembeni ya mlima. The rain caused a steep slope at the corner of
the mountain. (< poromoa).
-poromosha (verb), cause to come down. Theluji iliporomosha paa la
nyumba. The ice brought the roof of the house down.
-poromosha (verb), shower down.
portangi (noun 9/10), pl portangi, kite (of paper). Watoto walirusha
portangi angani. The children thew a kite into the air.. (< hindi).
-posa (verb), ask to marry (a woman). mali ya kuposea. money for
wedding preparations..
-posa (verb), engage (for marriage). Ali aliposa jana. Ali got engaged
yesterday.
-posa (verb), propose. mali ya kuposea. money for wedding
preparations..
-posa (verb), be a suitor. mali ya kuposea. money for wedding
preparations..
-posa (verb), woo. mali ya kuposea. money for wedding preparations..
posa (noun 9/10), pl posa, marriage settlement. Ali alitoa posa ya
mchumba wake. The paid the marriage settlement for his betrothed. (<
posa V).
posa (noun 9/10), pl posa, proposal (marriage). mali ya kuposea. money
for wedding preparations..
posa (noun 9/10), pl posa, suit. peleka poso. send a proposal for
marriage (from the parents of a man to the parents of a girl.). (< posa).
posa (noun 9/10), pl posa, wedding preparations. Posa za harusi
zilimalizika. The wedding preparations were finalized. (< posa).
posa (noun 9/10), pl posa, wedding present. Sherehe za posa zilianza
jana. The marriage celebrations began yesterday. (< posa).
-posana (verb), reach an agreement on a marriage.
-posha (verb), maintain. (< posho).
-posha (verb), provide with food. (< posho).
-posha (verb), support. Sisi tulimposha wakati wa shida. We supported
him/her during the time of troubles. (< posho).
-poshea (verb), bado. (< posho).
-posheza (verb), bado. (< posho).
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, allowance. mpe posho yake. Give him/her
his/her allowance. (< posha V).
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, livelihood.
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, maintenance.
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, per diem. Alilipwa posho baada ya kazi.
(s)he was paid per diem after working. (< posha V).
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, daily rations (eg corn meal issued to
workers on plantations). John alipewa posho ya unga baada ya kazi. John
was given the daily rations of maize meal after the work.
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, means of subsistence. Alinunua posho ya
wiki. He bought the means of subsistence for a week.
posho (noun 9/10), pl posho, support.
posho ya kujikimu (noun 9/10), pl posho za kujikimu, subsistence
allowance. Mavuno ya mwaka yamatumiwa kama posho ya kujikimu. The yearly
harvests have been used as the subsistence allowance.
posho ya usumbufu (noun 9/10), pl posho za usumbufu, disturbance
allowance.
posho ya maili (noun 9/10), pl posho za mali, mileage allowance. Dereva
alilipwa posho ya maili baada ya safari. The driver was paid the mileage
allowance after the journey.
poso (noun 9/10), pl poso, proposal of marriage. (< posa).
poso (noun 9/10), pl poso, suit. peleka poso. send a proposal for
marriage (from the parents of a man to the parents of a girl.). (< posa).
poso (noun 9/10), pl poso, wedding preparations. Mataarisho ya poso
yalikamilika. The wedding preparations were finalized. (< posa).
poso (noun 9/10), pl poso, wedding present. Poso yake alipewa zaidi. (<
posa).
-posta (verb), mail. (< eng).
-posta (verb), post. (< eng).
-posta (verb), send. (< eng).
posta (noun 9/10), pl posta, post office. tikiti ya posta. post office
stamp. (< eng).
Sanduku la Posta (noun 5/6), pl masanduku ya posta, Post Office box.
Alizipata barua kwa Sanduku la Posta. (s)he received the letters from the
post office box.
-posta barua (verb), send a letter. (< eng).
-posta ubarua (verb), send an email. (< eng).
-postia (verb), mail to. (< eng).
-postia (verb), post to. (< eng).
-postia (verb), send to. (< eng).
-poswa (verb), be courted. Msichana aliposwa na mpenzi wake. The girl
was courted by her lover.
-pota (verb), distort. potoa maneno. distort words.
-pota (verb), pervert. potoa maneno. pervert words..
-pota (verb), ruin.
-pota (verb), spoil (work).
-pota (verb), make string.
-pota (verb), twine thread.
-pota (verb), twist. pota uzi. twist/twine thread..
pote (adjective), everywhere. Unaweza kukaa pote. You can stay
anywhere.
-potea (verb), disappear. potea njia. lose one's way..
-potea (verb), be lost. potea akili. "lose one's head/senses, become
excited/confused"..
-potea (verb), get lost. furaha yake, mara ile, imepotea [Sul]. At that
time,his/her happiness got lost.
-potea (verb), be mistaken. Alipotea njia. His mistook his way.
-potea (verb), perish. Paka wake alipotea. His/her cat perished.
-potea (verb), be ruined.
-potea (verb), be in the wrong. Nyanya alipotea njia. Grandmother was
in the wrong way.
-potea akili (verb), become excited.
-potea akili (verb), lose one's head (fig.).
-poteana (verb), be separated.
-potelea (verb), bado.
potevu (adjective), disastrous. (< potea).
potevu (adjective), extravagant. Alitumia pesa kwa upotevu. (s)he used
money extravagantly. (< potea).
potevu (adjective), lost.
potevu (adjective), ruinous.
potevu (adjective), strayed. (< potea).
potevu (adjective), wasteful. Waacha upotevu wako. stop your
wastefulness.
-potewa (verb), incur a loss.
-potewa (verb), suffer a loss.
-poteana (verb), lose each other.
-poteza (verb causative), lose (something). maungo yanalegea na kupoteza
nguvu [Muk]. The joints are loose and are loosing strength.
-poteza (verb), abuse. Sikawaida yeye kupoteza vyakula. It is not usual
for him/her to waste food.
-poteza (verb), corrupt.
-poteza (verb), misuse. Wao walipoteza pesa zake. They misused his/her
money.
-poteza (verb), ruin.
-poteza (verb), throw away. Alipoteza pesa. He threw away money.
-potoa (verb), distort.
-potoa (verb), distort. Alipotoa. (s)he distorted..
-potoa (verb), pervert.
-potoa (verb), ruin.
-potoa (verb), spoil. Sikawaida yeye kupotoa maoni ya baba. It is not
usual for him/her to spoil the views of the father.
potoe (adjective), askew.
potoe (adjective), bent. Aliupotoe mkono wa mtoto. (s)he bent the hand
of the child.
potoe (adjective), crooked. Ali anatembea kwa upotoe, kwa ajili ya mguu
wake mbaya. Ali is walking in a crooked way because of his bad leg.
potoe (adjective), deformed.
potoe (adjective), demoralized.
potoe (adjective), depraved.
potoe (adjective), distorted.
potoe (adjective), eccentric.
potoe (adjective), ruined. mji potoe. A ruined town.
potoe (adjective), stubborn. yeye ni mtoto mpotoe. (s)he is a stubborn
child.
potoe (noun 9/10), pl potoe, caprice. [rare]
potoe (noun 9/10), pl potoe, obstinacy. [rare]
potoe (noun 9/10), pl potoe, wilfulness. [rare]
-potofu (adjective), wrongheaded.
-poteana (verb), be scattered.
-potoka (verb), be crooked. ubavu wake ulipotoka. His/her limb is
crooked.
-potoka (verb), be eccentric.
-potoka (verb), be obstinate.
-potoka (verb), be perverse.
-potoka (verb), be perverted.
-potoka (verb), be stubborn. Yeye ni mchindani kama aliyepotoka. (s)he
is a victor if (s)he was stubborn.
-potoka (verb), be twisted. Kidole chake kilipotoka. His/her finger was
twisted.
-potoka (verb), be whimsical.
-potolea (verb), bado.
-potosha (verb), lead astray.
-potosha (verb), distort. Mgeni alipotosha maoni yetu. The visitor
distorted our views.
-potosha (verb), pervert.
-potosha (verb), spoil.
potovu (adjective), askew.
potovu (adjective), bent.
potovu (adjective), crooked.
potovu (adjective), deformed.
potovu (adjective), demoralized.
potovu (adjective), depraved.
potovu (adjective), distorted.
potovu (adjective), eccentric.
potovu (adjective), ruined.
potovu (adjective), stubborn. Waacha upotovu wako. Stop your
stubbornness.
potovu (noun 9/10), pl potovu, caprice.
potovu (noun 9/10), pl potovu, obstinacy. Mtu mpotovu. an obstinate
person.
potovu (noun 9/10), pl potovu, wilfulness.
poundi (noun 9/10), pl poundi, pound (unit of currency or weight). Nipe
poundi moja ya dhahabu. Give me a pound of gold. (< Eng.).
poundi (noun 9/10), pl poundi, pound. Nipe poundi moja ya dhahabu. (<
Eng.).
-fanya povu (verb), bubble.
-fanya povu (verb), effervesce.
-fanya povu (verb), foam.
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, bubble. fanya mapovu. bubble.
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, effervescence. fanya mapovu. effervesce.
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, foam. akifika nyumbani hujikuta bado ana
mapovu ya sabuni sikioni [Kez]. "On arriving at home, (s)he finds that
(s)he still has foams of soap in the ear"..
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, froth.
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, lather. Watoto walicheza na povu huku
wakioga. Children played with lather as they washed.
povu (noun 5/6), pl mapovu, scum. Safisha povu lilioganda katika bafu.
wash the scum sticking on the limbs.
-poza (verb), calm.
-poza (verb), console. Watu wote walimpoza Ali na huzuni zake. All the
people consoled Ali and his sorrows..
-poza (verb), cool something off. Mama alipoza maziwa ya mtoto. The
mother cooled off the child's milk.
-poza (verb), cure. Mganga alimpoza mgonjwa. The medic cured the
patient.
-poza (verb), heal. poza kidonda. Heal the wound.
-poza (verb causative), comfort. akimpoza moyo na kumbembeleza [Sul].
As (s)he comforted and flattered him/her.
-poza (verb causative), quiet. poza kulia. Be quiet.
prediketo (noun), predicate. (< Eng.). [rare]
mahabusi (noun), prison. prison. [rare]
mahabusu (noun), prison. prison. [rare]
maondokeo (noun), progress. progress. [rare]
propoza (noun 5/6), pl mapropoza, illegal traffic. ukipata propoza ya
kuuza viatu vipya toka bandarini sawa [Ma]. It is okay if you get illegal
traffic to sell shoes from the port. (< Eng.). [slang]
protoni (noun 9/10), pl protoni, proton. (< Eng.).
makulaji (noun), provisions. provisions.
-pua (verb), beat. pua nguo. wash clothes..
-pua (verb), knock down (fruit from a tree with a stick or stone).
-pua (verb), pound. pua nguo. pound clothes..
-pua (verb), scrape off. pua magome ya mti. scrape off the bark of a
tree..
-pua (verb), shell (peas or beans).
-pua (verb), strike.
-pua (verb), strip off (grains of corn etc).
-pua (verb), thresh (grain).
-pua (verb), wipe off (sweat from the face etc).
-tia pua (verb), harden.
-tia pua (verb), temper. (< pers).
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, tempered iron. (< pers).
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, nose. damu ikamtoka puani na mdomoni [Kez].
blood oozed from his/her nose and mouth.
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, nozzle.
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, sense of smell.
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, spout.
pua (noun 9/10), pl pua, steel. (< pers).
zitakutokea puani (verb conjugated), you will repent (you will spit it
out). Wee panda mabegani kwa kina sisi tu ... zitakutokea puani siku
moja! [Ma]. (< idiomatic).
-pua nguo (verb), wash clothes.
-puana (verb), fight. Mabingwa wa ngumi walipuana vizuri. The boxing
champions fought each other well.
-puana (verb), have sexual intercourse. Paka wawili walipuana usiku
kucha. Two cats had sexual intercourse the whole night.
puchari (noun), knife (large). (< indian? Or Butcher?).
-puchua (verb), flay. [rare]
-puchua (verb), pull off. pujua embe. peel of mango..
-puchua (verb), scrape.
-puchua (verb), scratch.
-puchua (verb), separate grain from the chaff. Puchua kisuke cha
mahindi. separate maize grains from the chaff.
-puchua (verb), skin. Kabla ya kula, alipuchua ngozi ya embe. Before
eating, (s)he skinned the mango. [rare]
-puchua (verb), strip off. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an
ear of maize..
pugi (noun 9/10an), pl pugi, wood dove (Turtur afer).
pugikikombe (noun 9/10an), pl pugikikombe, tambourine dove (Tympanistria
tympanistria).
-pujua (verb), flay. [rare]
-pujua (verb), pull off. pujua embe. peel off the mango..
-pujua (verb), scrape. pujua ngozi. peel off the skin.
-pujua (verb), scratch. Mtoto alimpujua mama yake kuona hatapewa maziwa.
The child scratched its mother on noticing that it was not going to be
given milk.
-pujua (verb), separate grain from the chaff. Wakulima walipujua visuke
vya mahindi baada ya kuyakausha juani. The farmers separated the maize
grains from the chaff after drying them in the sun.
-pujua (verb), skin. pujua ngozi. skin off. [rare]
-pujua (verb), strip off. pujua mahindi. strip off the grains of an ear
of maize..
pujufu (adjective), immodest.
pujufu (adjective), shameless.
pujufu (adjective), wasteful.
-pujuka (verb), bado. [rare]
-pujulia (verb), bado.
-pujuliwa (verb), bado.
pujuzi (adjective), immodest.
pujuzi (adjective), shameless.
pujuzi (adjective), wasteful.
puku (noun 9/10an), pl puku, field mouse.
puku (noun 9/10an), pl puku, field rat.
-pukucha (verb), shake down (fruit etc). pukuta matunda. shake down
fruits..
-pukucha (verb), strip off. pukuta mahindi. strip off the grains (from
an ear of maize).
-pukuchua (verb), bado.
-pukuchulia (verb), dehydrate (foods).
-pukupuku (adjective), in abundance. Maji yalijaa pukupuku baharini.
The water was in abundance at the ocean.
-pukupuku (adjective), full.
-pukupuku (adjective), without number.
-pukupuku (adjective), overflowing. Maji yalijaa pukupuku baharini. The
water was in abundance at the ocean.
-pukupuku (adjective), in great quantity.
-pukupuku (adjective), wholesale.
-pukupuku (adverb), plentifully. Wakati wa harusi, nyumba ilijaa
pukupuku na watu. During the wedding, the house had plenty of people.
-pukupuku (adverb), plentifully. Wakati wa harusi, nyumba ilijaa
pukupuku na watu. During the wedding, the house had plenty of people.
-pukusa (verb), congratulate. Wageni walimpukusa Bwana baada ya harusi.
The visitors congratulated the husband after the wedding.
-pukusa (verb), hand out (presents). Pukusa watoto na zawadi. hand out
presents to the children.
-pukusa (verb), harvest by shaking off the tree. watoto walipukusa
mchungwa. The children harvested fruits by shaking off the tree.
-pukusa (verb), pour out.
-pukusa (verb), reward someone. Alimpukusa na zawadi. (s)he rewarded
him/her with a present.
-pukusa (verb), shake off. Nyanya alipukusa nguo zake. Grandmother
shook off her clothes.
pukusa (noun 9/10), pl pukusa, banana (kind of). Mama alinunua mkungu
mzima wa ndizi pukasa. The mother bought a full bundle of bananas.
pukuso (noun 5/6), pl mapukuso, gift.
pukuso (noun 5/6), pl mapukuso, present (on festive occasions).
-pukuta (verb), shake down (fruit etc). pukuta matunda. shake down
fruits..
-pukuta (verb), strip off. pukuta mahindi. strip off the grains (from
an ear of maize).
pukute ya wali (noun 9/10), pl pukute za wali, rice cooked in such a way
that the grains are separate. wali wa pukute. rice cooked in such a way
that the grains are separate.
-pukutika (verb potential), fall off in showers. Lulu alikuwa akichezea
chembe za mkate zilizopukutika mezani [Ya]. Lulu was playing with pieces
of bread that had fallen off the table.
-pukutikwa (verb passive), be harvested. wakabaki kupukutikwa na machozi
[Moh]. they remained to be harvested by the sunbird.
-pukutisha (verb), crumble something.
-pukutisha (verb), allow to drip.
-pukutisha (verb), let fall.
-pukutua (verb), bado.
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, pinchbeck.
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, sham.
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, shoddy.
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, spangle. (< pers).
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, tinsel.
puleki (noun 9/10), pl puleki, trinket. (< pers).
-pulika (verb), listen. [rare]
-pulika (verb), obey. [rare]
-pulikana (verb), listen to one another. [rare]
-pulikana (verb), obey one another. [rare]
-pulikiza (verb), enforce. [rare]
-pulikiza (verb), make listen. [rare]
-puliza (verb), blow. milizamu ikatutusika chini ya masikio yake kama
iliyopulizwa [Sul].
-puliza (verb), blow up. milizamu ikatutusika chini ya masikio yake kama
iliyopulizwa [Sul].
-puliza (verb), fan (a fire). Kwa vile moto ulikataa kuweka aliupuliza.
Because the fire failed to light, he fanned it.
-puliza (verb), fill with air.
-puliza (verb), become gentle. Idi alimwambia kwa sauti ya kupulizia na
kusihi [Sul]. Idi told him/her in a gentle and appropriate voice.
-puliza (verb), inflate. puliza mpira. inflate a ball.
-pulizia (verb), bado.
-pulizika (verb), bado.
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, pinchbeck.
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, sham.
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, shoddy.
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, spangle. (< pers).
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, tinsel. (< pers).
puluki (noun 9/10), pl puluki, trinket. (< pers).
pululu (noun 5/6), pl mapululu, desolate place.
pululu (noun 5/6), pl mapululu, uninhabited place.
pululu (noun 5/6), pl mapululu, wilderness.
-puma (verb), beat (of the heart). Puma ya moyo ilimwenda mbio kusikia
mama yake alifariki. The heart-beat went first on hearing that his/her
mother had died.
-puma (verb), pulse. Puma ya saa. the pulse of the watch.
-puma (verb), throb. Mguu ulipuma kwa maumivu. the leg throb with pain.
pumba (noun 9/10), pl pumba, ball (small).
pumba (noun 9/10), pl pumba, bundle. Alinunua pumba ya vykula. (s)he
bought a bundle of food.
pumba (noun 9/10), pl pumba, chaff of grain.
pumba (noun 9/10), pl pumba, excretion (under the foreskin).
pumba (noun 5/6), pl mapumba, heap. pumba la nguo. a heap of clothes.
pumba (noun 5/6), pl mapumba, lump. pumba la udongo. a lump of plowed
earth.
pumba (noun 5/6), pl mapumba, pack.
pumba (noun 5/6), pl mapumba, package. pumba la mizigo. a package of
goods.
pumba la nyuki (noun 5/6), pl mapumba ya nyuki, swarm of bees.
-pumbaa (verb), be absentminded. Mzee alipumbaa baada ya kulala. The
old man was absentminded after sleeping.
-pumbaa (verb), be careless. pumba kazi. do one's work carelessly..
-pumbaa (verb), be careless.
-pumbaa (verb), be dull-witted.
-pumbaa (verb), be foolish.
-pumbaa (verb), gape.
-pumbaa (verb), be ignorant.
-pumbaa (verb), be lazy. pumba kazi. do one's work lazily..
-pumbaa (verb), be negligent. Alipumbaa mpaka akaanguka kutoka mtini.
(s)he was negligent until (s)he fell of the tree.
-pumbaa (verb), be nonplussed.
-pumbaa (verb), be relaxed. Baada ya kazi walipumbaa kwa kunywa pombe.
After work, they relaxed by taking beer.
-pumbaa (verb), be speechless (from astonishment). Alipumbaa kumwona
mtoto anasema vizuri. (s)he was speechless to see that the child was
speaking well.
-pumbaa (verb), stare.
-pumbaa (verb), be stupid.
-pumbaa (verb), be thoughtless. pumba kazi. do one's work
thoughtlessly..
pumbavu (adjective), dull-witted. Waacha upumbavu huo. stop being dull-
witted. (< pumbaa).
pumbavu (adjective), foolish. Waacha upumbavu wako. stop your
foolishness. (< pumbaa).
pumbavu (adjective), ignorant. Alionekana mtu mpumbavu kwa vitendo
vyake. (s)he was perceived as an ignorant person due to his/her
stupidity. (< pumbaa).
pumbavu (adjective), stupid. Aliongea kama mpumbavu. (s)he spoke like a
stupid person. (< pumbaa).
-pumbaza (verb), astound. Pumbaza akili. astound the mind.
-pumbaza (verb), deceive. Alimpumbaza kwa ulaghai. (s)he decived
him/her fraudulently.
-pumbaza (verb), delude someone. Mama alimpumbaza mtoto asilale mapema.
The mother deluded the child so that it could not sleep early.
-pumbaza (verb), embarrass someone. Alimpumbaza baada kila mtu
kumkashifu. (s)he embarrassed him/her after everybody else had praised
him/her.
-pumbaza (verb), make a fool of someone. John alimpumbaza Ali kwa
kumdanganya. John made a fool of Ali after deceiving him.
-pumbaza (verb), take the mind off. pumbaza akili. take the mind off.
-pumbaza (verb), render someone speechless. Msichana alipumbaza watu
wote alipotoa hotuba. the girl made everybody speechless on giving her
speech.
-pumbazika (verb), be cheated.
-pumbazika (verb), be deceived.
-pumbazika (verb), be deluded.
pumbo (noun 5/6), pl mapumbo, disease of the scrotum (orchistis or hernia
etc).
pumbo (noun 5/6), pl mapumbo, scrotum. Babu aliugua ugonjwa wa pumbo.
Grandfather suffered from a disease of the scrotum.
pumbo (noun 5/6), pl mapumbo, testicle. pumbo kubwa. big testicle.
pumbu (noun 5/6), pl mapumbu, disease of the scrotum (orchistis or hernia
etc). Mzee amekuwa na pumbu. the old man has a disease of the scrotum.
pumbu (noun 5/6), pl mapumbu, scrotum.
pumbu (noun 5/6), pl mapumbu, testicle. pumbu kubwa. big testcile.
pumu (noun 5/6), pl mapumu, asthma. Pumu ni ugonjwa wa wakubana pumzi.
asthma is a disease of hold up in air pressure.
pumu (noun 5/6), pl mapumu, difficulty in breathing. Alibanwa na pumu,
mpaka hakuweza kuvuta pumzi. (s)he caught asthma until (s)he could not
breath.
pumu (noun 5/6), pl mapumu, lung. (< puma V).
-pumua (verb), catch one's breath (after strenuous effort). sasa naweza
kupumua. Now I can catch a breath/take a rest.. (< pumu).
-pumua (verb), take a deep breath. sasa naweza kupumua. Now I can catch
a breath/take a rest.. (< pumu).
-pumua (verb), breathe. Mzee alipumua baada ya mwendo mrefu. The old
man breathed after a long time. (< pumu).
-pumuza (verb), cause to breathe. Tunahitaji kumpumuza babu sasa. We
now need to cause grandfather to breathe.
-pandisha pumuzi (verb), breathe in. (< pumua).
-pandisha pumuzi (verb), inhale. (< pumua).
pumuzi (noun 9/10), pl pumuzi, break. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a break.. (< pumua).
pumuzi (noun 9/10), pl pumuzi, breath. toa (shusha) pumzi. breathe out.
(< pumua).
pumuzi (noun 9/10), pl pumuzi, breathing. Vuta pumzi wakati unapokimbia.
Breathe when you are running.
pumuzi (noun 9/10), pl pumuzi, respiration. Alitembea na pumzi nzito.
(s)he ran with heavy respiration.
pumuzi (noun 9/10), pl pumuzi, rest. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-pandisha pumzi (verb), breathe in. (< pumua).
-shusha pumzi (verb), exhale.
-toa pumzi (verb), exhale.
-vuta pumzi (verb), breathe in. (< pumua).
pumzi (noun 9/10), pl pumzi, break. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a break.. (< pumua).
pumzi (noun 9/10), pl pumzi, breath. toa (shusha) pumzi. breathe out.
(< pumua).
pumzi (noun 9/10), pl pumzi, breathing. Alitoa pumzi za mwisho kabla ya
kukuta roho. (s)he made the last breath before gasping for the spirit.
pumzi (noun 9/10), pl pumzi, respiration.
pumzi (noun 9/10), pl pumzi, rest. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
pumzi moto (phrase), excitement. mori na pumzi moto zikimwenda [Moh].
With ferocity and excitement taking pressure on him.
-pumzika (verb), rest. pumzika baada ya kazi. rest after work.
-pumzika (verb), retire. Alipumzika kazi baada ya miaka 50. (s)he
retired from work after fifty years.
-pumzikia (verb), bado.
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, place for recreation. Watoto
walicheza mahali pa pumzikio. The children played at the place for
recreation. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, time for recreation. Wakati wa
pumzikio, wanafunzi walisafiri. During the time for recreation, the
students travelled. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, place for relaxation. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, relaxation. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, time for relaxation. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, resort (for holidays). Pumzikio la
kisiwani lilikuwa zuri. The resort at the Island was nice. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, place for rest. Tulisubiri basi,
mahali pakupumzika. We waited for the bus at the resting place. (< pumua
V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, rest. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, time for rest. (< pumua V).
pumzikio (noun 5/6), pl mapumzikio, vacation. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, place for recreation. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, time for recreation. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, place for relaxation. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, relaxation. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, time for relaxation. Wakati wa pumziko
la kazi nitazuru wazazi. During the time for relaxation, I will visit the
parents. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, resort (for holidays). (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, place for rest. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, rest. (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, time for rest. pumziko la kazi. Rest
break (from work). (< pumua V).
pumziko (noun 5/6), pl mapumziko, vacation. pumziko la shule. school
vacation. (< pumua V).
-pumzisha (verb), calm someone. Wapumzishe hawa watoto. calm these
chidren.
-pumzisha (verb), give someone peace. Sikawaida yeye kuwapumzisha
wafanya kazi wake. It is not usual for him to give peace to his/her
workers.
-pumzisha (verb), allow someone to rest. Wafanyakazi wote walipumzishwa
kazi wake. All the workers were allowed some time to rest from his/her
work.
-pumzisha (verb), soothe someone. Mpumzishe huyu mtoto kulia. Soothe
this child from crying.
-puna (verb), scrape off. puna magome ya mti. scrape off the bark of a
tree..
-puna (verb), strip off. puna magome ya mti. strip the bark off a
tree..
-puna (verb), wipe off (sweat from the face etc).
punda (noun), ass. punda kihongwe. pack ass..
punda (noun 9/10an), pl punda, donkey.
punda milia (noun 9/10an), pl punda milia, zebra.
punde (adverb), a little.
punde (adverb), presently.
punde (adverb), soon. tulikuwa tunamngoja, na punde akaja. "we waited
for him, and he soon came"..
punde (adverb), in a little while. punde kwa punde. "We waited for him,
and in a little while he came"..
punde kwa punde (adverb), gradually.
punde kwa punde (adverb), little by little.
punde si punde (adverb), directly. Punde si punde simba alimnukia paa.
The lion smelt the antelope directly.
punde si punde (adverb), in a moment.
punde si punde (adverb), soon.
punde si punde (adverb), thereafter.
pundi (noun 9/10), pl pundi, pound. (< eng).
-punga (verb), decrease. jua limepunga. the heat of the sun is
decreasing (toward sunset)..
-punga (verb), diminish. jua limepunga. the heat of the sun is
diminishing (toward sunset)..
-punga (verb), drive away (by waving the arms). punga pepo. exorcise a
spirit..
-punga (verb), exorcize.
-punga (verb), fan. punga mikono. "fan the arms, give a signal"..
-punga (verb), let up.
-punga (verb), shorten (a dress etc).
-punga (verb), swing. punga mikono. "swing the arms, give a signal"..
-punga (verb), wave. punga mikono. "wave the arms, give a signal"..
-punga (verb converse), decrease.
-punga (verb converse), diminish. yeye kapungua nini? [Sul]. What did
(s)he diminish.
-punga (verb converse), be less than so.
-punga hewa (verb), get a change of air. punga mikono. "fan the arms,
give a signal"..
-punga hewa (verb), take a trip (for recreation). punga mikono. "fan
the arms, give a signal"..
-punga mikono (verb), gesticulate. punga mikono. "swing the arms, give
a signal"..
-punga mikono (verb), give a signal. punga mikono. "swing the arms,
give a signal"..
-punga mikono (verb), swing the arms. punga mikono. "swing the arms,
give a signal"..
-punga pepo (verb), exorcise a spirit.
-punga upepo (verb), get a change of air. punga mikono. "fan the arms,
give a signal"..
-punga upepo (verb), take a trip (for recreation). punga mikono. "fan
the arms, give a signal"..
-pungia mkono (verb), beckon.
pungo (noun 9/10), pl pungo, exorcism ceremony.
pungo (noun 9/10an), pl pungo, fish (large sea kind).
pungu (noun 9/10an), pl pungu, eagle (species of).
pungu (noun 9/10an), pl pungu, fish (large sea kind).
-pungua (verb), decrease.
-pungua (verb), diminish.
-pungua (verb), become less.
-pungua (verb), lessen.
-pungua (verb), be rare.
-pungua (verb), be scarce.
pungua (noun 9/10), pl pungua, drum (kind of).
punguani (noun 5/6an), pl mapunguani, feebleminded person. (< punga V).
punguani (noun 5/6an), pl mapunguani, half-breed. (< punga V).
punguani (noun 5/6an), pl mapunguani, idiot. (< punga V).
punguani (noun 5/6an), pl mapunguani, mentally deficient person. (<
punga V).
pungufu (adjective), defective. (< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), deficient.
pungufu (adjective), imperfect. (< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), incomplete. (< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), reduced. pesa hizi ni pungufu. "It is not the
right amount of money (i.e., is too little)".. (< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), shortened. mwezi mpungufu. a shorter month (of 29
days).. (< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), on the wane. Siku hizi kuna upungufu wa chakula kwa
sababu ya ukame. Nowadays there is a wane of food because of the drought.
(< punga V).
pungufu (adjective), wanting.
pungufu (noun 5/6), pl mapungufu, defect. (< punga V). [rare]
pungufu (noun 5/6), pl mapungufu, deficiency. upungufu wa afya. Health
deficiency. (< punga V). [rare]
pungufu (noun 5/6), pl mapungufu, flaw. (< punga V). [rare]
-punguka (verb), abate.
-punguka (verb), diminish. Yeye alipunguka akili kwa kuvuta bangi.
(s)he diminshed the brain because of smoking opium.
-punguka (verb), grow less. Uzito wake ulipunguka. his/her weight has
grown less.
-punguka (verb), lessen.
-pungukiwa na (verb), be short of. Alipungukiwa na pesa wakati wa
safari. (s)he ran short of money during the journey.
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, decrease. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, defect. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, deficiency. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, disability. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, fault. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, handicap. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, inadequacy. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, insufficiency. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, need. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, privation. (< punga V).
punguo (noun 5/6), pl mapunguo, reduction. (< punga V).
-punguza (verb), decrease. Siku hizi amepunguza mwili. Nowadays (s)he
has decreased the body.
-punguza (verb), lessen. Pia anapunguza kula sana. Also, (s)he is
lessening eating a lot.
-punguza (verb), lower (prices). Mshonaji amepunguza bei ya kushona.
The tailor has lowered the price for tailoring.
-punguza (verb), reduce. punguza kusema sawa. Reduce speaking
correctly.
-punguza (verb), make smaller. punguza chakula. make the food less.
-punguza (verb causative), diminish. punguza tumbo. diminish the
stomach.
-punguza (verb causative), shorten. mwalimu alipunguza mzaha na vicheko
[Muk], umande huu ulipunguza joto la mwili wake [Kez]. The teacher
shortened the joke with laughter.
-punguzwa (verb passive), be reduced. [nguo] ndefu kidogo, inataka
kupunguzwa [Sul]. The cloth is a bit long, it need to be reduced.
-pungwa (verb), undergo exorcism. Mgonjwa alipungwa na mganga. the
patient was exorcised by the medic.
pungwa (noun 9/10), pl pungwa, a dance for exorcising a spirit. (< punga
V).
pungwa (noun 9/10), pl pungwa, exorcism ceremony. (< punga V).
-punja (verb), cheat. Mchuruzi alipunja bei ya samaki. The merchant
cheated on the price of fish.
-punja (verb), con. Mtalii alipunja wenzake. The tourist conned his/her
colleagues.
-punja (verb), deceive. alinipunja ratli nzima. he deceived me by a
whole pound..
-punja (verb), give short measure.
-punja (verb), swindle.
-punja (verb), take.
-punja (verb), defraud.
punje (noun 5/6), pl mapunje, grain (of wheat or maize etc).
punju (noun 9/10), pl punju, snakebite antidote.
punju (noun 9/10), pl punju, snakebite medicine.
punyeto (noun 9), masturbation.
punyu (noun 9/10), pl punyu, snakebite antidote.
punyu (noun 9/10), pl punyu, snakebite medicine.
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, inept behavior. (< puza).
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, inept speech. (< puza).
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, nonsense. (< puza).
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, silliness.
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, stupid behavior. (< puza).
puo (noun 5/6), pl mapuo, stupid speech. (< puza).
-fanya pupa ya (verb), be eager. sikutaka kufanya pupa maana
angening'amua [Ya]. I did not want to be eager since he would have found
me out..
-fanya pupa ya (verb), be in a hurry to do something. sikutaka kufanya
pupa maana angening'amua [Ya]. I did not want to be in a hurry to do
(something) since he would have found me out.
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, avidity. fanya pupa ya. have the avidity to
do something..
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, eagerness. Alikuwa na pupa ya kumwona mama.
(s)he was eager to see the mother.
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, greediness. pupa ya kula. greediness to eat.
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, haste. sikumchukulia pupa [Abd], amefanikiwa
kumpa mgongo na kumtuliza pupa zake [Mun]. I did not take him/her with
haste.
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, hurry. fanya pupa ya. be in a hurry to do
something..
pupa (noun 9/10), pl pupa, zeal. fanya pupa ya. have a zeal for
something..
-pura (verb), beat. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-pura (verb), use cosmetics.
-pura (verb), knock down (fruit from a tree with a stick or stone).
Alipura matunda. (s)he knocked down fruits (from a tree).
-pura (verb), pound. pura nguo. pound clothes..
-pura (verb), shell (peas or beans). Mama alizipura maharagwe kabla ya
kuzipika. The mother removed the shell from the beans before cooking
them.
-pura (verb), strike.
-pura (verb), strip off (grains of corn, etc). pura mahindi. strip off
maize grains.
-pura (verb), thresh (grain).
-pura (verb), strip off with the thumb. dawa ya meno katika mkakasi wa
kupura [Abd].
-purana (verb), fight. Watoto walipurana na bakora. The children fought
each other with a whip.
-purana (verb), have sexual intercourse. Wapenzi walipurana kwa saa
moja. the lovers had sexual intercourse for one hour.
pure (noun 9/10), pl pure, dish of maize and beans boiled together.
purendi (noun 5/6), pl mapurendi, gold braid. (< eng).
purendi (noun 5/6), pl mapurendi, epaulet. (< eng).
-purukusa (verb), behave carelessly. zungumza kwa purukusa. talk
(listen) heedlessly/inattentively..
-purukusa (verb), treat with contempt.
-purukusa (verb), behave frivolously. zungumza kwa purukusa. talk
(listen) heedlessly/inattentively..
-purukusa (verb), slight.
-purukusa (verb causative), distract.
-purukusa (verb causative), divert.
-purukusa maneno (verb), talk heedlessly.
-purukusa maneno (verb), talk inattentively.
-purukusa sikio (verb), listen heedlessly.
-purukusa sikio (verb), listen inattentively.
-purukusha (verb), behave carelessly. purukusha maneno [sikio]. talk
(listen) heedlessly/inattentively..
-purukusha (verb), treat with contempt. Alijipurukusha, alipoona
amefanya kosa. (s)he felt contemptuous of her(him)self on realizing that
(s)he had erred..
-purukusha (verb), behave frivolously. purukusha maneno [sikio]. talk
(listen) heedlessly/inattentively..
-purukusha (verb), slight.
-purukusha (verb causative), distract. Alipurukusha utaratibu wa kazi.
(s)he distracted the work rythm.
-purukusha (verb causative), divert. kwa kutaka kumpurukusha upande ule
[Abd]. Because of wanting to divert that side.
-purukusha maneno (verb), talk heedlessly.
-purukusha maneno (verb), talk inattentively.
-purukusha sikio (verb), listen heedlessly.
-purukusha sikio (verb), listen inattentively. Alipurukusha masikio,
wakati alipoelezwa kosa lake. (s)he listened inattentively, when (s)he
was told of his/her mistakes.
-fanya purukushani (verb), act carelessly. kwa purukushani.
superficially. (< purukusha).
-fanya purukushani (verb), act negligently. kwa purukushani.
superficially. (< purukusha).
kwa purukushani (adverb), carelessly. (< purukusha).
kwa purukushani (adverb), negligently. (< purukusha).
purukushani (noun 5/6), pl mapurukushani, willful carelessness. dereva
ameiendesha motokaa kwa purukushani. The driver drove the car carelessly.
(< purukusha).
purukushani (noun 5/6), pl mapurukushani, contempt. kwa purukushani.
contemptuously. (< purukusha).
purukushani (noun 5/6), pl mapurukushani, frivolity. kwa purukushani.
frivolously. (< purukusha).
purukushani (noun 5/6), pl mapurukushani, negligence. fanya purukushani.
act ngeligently. (< purukusha).
purukushani (noun 5/6), pl mapurukushani, superficiality. kwa
purukushani. superficially. (< purukusha).
purupuru (adjective), gay.
purupuru (adjective), playful.
-purura (verb), beat. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-purura (verb), knock down (fruit from a tree with a stick or stone).
-purura (verb), pound. pura nguo. pound clothes..
-purura (verb), shell (peas or beans).
-purura (verb), strike.
-purura (verb), strip off (grains of corn, etc).
-purura (verb), thresh (grain).
-purura (verb), strip off with the thumb. dawa ya meno katika mkakasi wa
kupura [Abd].
-pururana (verb), fight.
-pururana (verb), have sexual intercourse.
-pusa (verb), abate. mvua imepusa. The rain has abated..
-pusa (verb), gradually cease. mvua imepusa. The rain has gradually
ceased..
-pusa (verb), let up. mvua imepusa. The rain has let up..
pusa (noun 5/6), pl mapusa, elepahant tusk (large).
-puta (verb), beat. puta zulia. beat a rug..
-puta (verb), whip. puta zulia. beat a rug..
pute (noun 9), snatching away. sihofu pute, sihofu vijicho [Sul].
-puuza (verb), disregard. Alipuuza mazungumzo. (s)he disregarded the
conversation.
-puuza (verb), be foolish. puza kazi. do one's work in a foolish way..
(< puzo).
-puuza (verb), ignore. alimngojea Idi atamke neno, lakini yeye alipuuza
tu [Sul], alijipa kumpuuza Biti Kocho [Moh]. (s)he waited for Idi to say
a word but he ignored him/her.
-puuza (verb), talk nonsense. (< puzo).
-puuza (verb), not to take seriously.
-puuza (verb), be silly. puza kazi. do one's work in a silly way.. (<
puzo).
-puuza (verb), snub.
-puuza kazi (verb), do one's work in a foolish way. Kawaida anapuuza
kazi kama amechoka. "Usually, (s)he does his/her work in a foolish way if
(s)he is tired"..
-puuzisha (verb), bewilder someone.
-puuzisha (verb), confuse someone.
-puuzwa (verb), be disdained.
-puza (verb), blow.
-puza (verb), blow up. (< puzo).
-puza (verb), fan (a fire). (< puzo).
-puza (verb), flirt.
-puza (verb), be foolish. puza kazi. do one's work in a foolish way..
(< puzo).
-puza (verb), gossip.
-puza (verb), inflate.
-puza (verb), talk nonsense. puza mazungumzo. talk nonsense. (< puzo).
-puza (verb), be silly. puza kazi. do one's work in a silly way.. (<
puzo).
-puza (verb), treat lightly.
-puzi (adjective), silly. kusema na upuzi. speak in a silly way.
-puzia (verb), bado.
-puzika (verb), bado.
-puzisha (verb), bewilder someone.
-puzisha (verb), confuse someone.
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, inept behavior. (< puza).
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, inept speech. (< puza).
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, nonsense. (< puza V).
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, silly behavior. Puzo lake lilitokana na
kutojali watu. Your silly behavior emanated from your disrespect for the
people.. (< puza V).
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, stupid behavior. (< puza).
puzo (noun 5/6), pl mapuzo, stupid speech. (< puza).
-pwa (verb), become dry. maji ya kupwa. ebb tide..
-pwa (verb), dry up. Maji yalikupwana asubuhi. the water dried up in
the morning.
-pwa (verb), ebb.
maji ya kupwa (noun 9/10), pl maji za kupwa, ebb tide.
-pwaga (verb), grind. pwaga mpunga kinuni. grind rice in a mortar..
-pwaga (verb), pound. pwaga mpunga kinuni. pound rice in a mortar..
pwagu (noun 9/10an), pl pwagu, thief.
pwaguzi (noun 9/10an), pl pwaguzi, thief. pyagu na pyguzi wamekutana. a
clever thief and a still more clever one met each other..
pwaju (noun 9/10an), pl pwaju, nightjar (kind of bird).
-panda pwani (verb), run aground.
-panda pwani (verb), be stranded.
pwani (noun 9/10), pl pwani, coast. pwani na bara. coast and interior..
pwani (noun 9/10), pl pwani, littoral. pwani na bara. coast and
interior..
pwani (noun 9/10), pl pwani, shore. (< pwa V).
-pwaya (verb), dangle. koti hili linampwaya. the coat/suit is too big
for him..
-pwaya (verb), hang loosely. koti hili linampwaya. the coat/suit is too
big for him..
-pwaya (verb), be loose. koti hili linampwaya. the coat/suit is too big
for him..
-pwea (verb), have a dry throat. Koo ilimpwea kwa kusema sana. His/her
throat dried because of his/her speaking a lot.
pweke (noun 9), isolation.
pweke (noun 9), solitude. Alijiona pweke baada ya mke kufariki. He
found himself in solitude after his wife died..
pweke (noun 9), uniqueness.
-pwelea (verb), run aground. Mashua ilipwelea majini. Mashua run
aground in town.
-pwelewa (verb), be stranded. Msafiri alipwelewa bandarini. The
traveller was stranded at the port.
-pweleza (verb), run aground. Chombo kilipweleza. the apparatus was run
aground.
-pweleza (verb), strand (a ship).
-pwesha (verb), allow to dry up (a sore).
-pweteka (verb), throw oneself into a sitting position. akajikokotea
jikoni na kupweteka juu ya mbuzi [Sul]. (s)he dragged himself into the
kitchen and threw him(her)self on top of the goat.
-pwewa (verb), be dried up. Kisima kilipwewa maji. The well dried up of
water.
-pwewa (verb), be hoarse. Alipwewa koo kwa kuimba. (s)he became hoarse
because of singing.
-pweza (verb), allow to dry up (a sore).
pweza (noun 9/10an), pl pweza, cuttle-fish. kilirambaza maweni kuvua
pweza [Moh]. It cruised into the stones searching for cuttle-fish.
pweza (noun 9/10an), pl pweza, squid. Leo tulikua pweza. today we were
squid.
pweza mkubwa (noun 9/10an), pl pweza, octopus.
-pwita (verb), beat.
-pwita (verb), pulsate.
-pwita (verb), throb. upujufu unampwita midomoni [Moh]. Shamelessnes
throbs his/her mouth.
-pya (adjective), fresh. nyanya mpya. fresh tomatoes.
-pya (adjective), modern. masomo mapya. modern studies.
-pya (adjective), new. nguo mpya. new clothes.
-pya (adjective), up-to-date. kazi mpya. up-to-date work.
pyagu (noun 9/10an), pl pyagu, thief. pyagu na pyguzi wamekutana. a
clever thief and a still more clever one met each other..
pyaguzi (noun 9/10an), pl pyaguzi, thief. pyagu na pyguzi wamekutana. a
clever thief and a still more clever one met each other..
-pyora (verb), boast.
-pyora (verb), exaggerate.
-pyora (verb), lie.
-pyora (verb), use obscene language.
pyoro (adjective), boastful.
pyoro (adjective), deceitful.
pyoro (adjective), obscene.
pyororo (adjective), boastful.
pyororo (adjective), deceitful.
pyororo (adjective), obscene.
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rabi (noun 9/10an), pl rabi, God.
rabi (noun 9/10an), pl rabi, lord (used by Moslems in reference to Allah
and by Christians in reference to Christ). Rabi ndiye aliumba viumbe
vyote duniani. The Lord is the Creator of all living things in the world.
rabi (noun 9/10an), pl rabi, master (used by Moslems in reference to
Allah (creator) and by Christians in reference to Christ).
-rabishi (verb), confuse.
-rabishi (verb), throw into confusion.
-rabishi (verb), disarrange.
-rabishi (verb), distract (a person).
-rabishi (verb), nonplus.
-rabishia (verb), bungle.
-rabishia (verb), mess up something.
-rabishika (verb potential), be in confusion. kitanda kilichorabishika
[Muk]. the bed that was in confusion. (< Arabic).
-rabishika (verb potential), be in disorder. kitanda kilichorabishika
[Muk]. the bed that was in disorder. (< Arabic).
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, brawl.
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, commotion. Waacha rabsha. stop the
commotion.
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, confusion. Yeye ni mtu wa rabsha. (s)he
is a confused person.
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, disorder. (< rabishi V).
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, noise. Siku hizi anafanya rabsha.
Nowadays (s)he makes noise. (< rabishi V).
rabsha (noun 9/10), pl rabsha, tumult. (< rabishi V).
rada (noun 9/10), pl rada, punishment. Rada ya ubaya wake atalipiwa na
mola. the punishment for his/her mistakes will be paid for by God. (<
rudi V).
rada (noun 9/10), pl rada, retribution. (< rudi V).
-pa radhi (verb), give one's blessing.
-radhi (verb), forgive. (< ridhi V).
-radhi (verb), pardon. (< ridhi V).
-radhi (verb), satisfy. (< ridhi V).
-wa radhi (verb), approve.
radhi (adjective), approving.
radhi (adjective), content. Tamima daima alikuwa radhi kumridhi mumewe
[Moh]. Tamima was forever contented with inheriting her husband.
radhi (adjective), satified.
radhi (adjective), willing.
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, apology.
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, approval. mpango huu mimi si radhi nao.
This arrangement does not meet with my approval.. (< ridhi V).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, blessing. amekosa radhi ya baba yake. He
has been disowned by his father (does not have his father's blessing). (<
ridhi V).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, contentment. kwa hiari yake, lakini si kwa
radhi yake [Sul]. Because of his/her choice, not because of his/her
contentment. (< Arabic).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, faction. (< ridhi V).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, forgiveness. niwie radhi!. Pardon me!. (<
ridhi V).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, illness.
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, pardon. taka radhi. beg pardon. (< ridhi
V).
radhi (noun 9/10), pl radhi, satisfaction. mpango huu mimi si radhi nao.
This arrangement does not meet my satisfaction.. (< ridhi V).
-piga radi (verb), thunder.
-radi (verb), forgive. pigwa na radi. be struck by lightning.
-radi (verb), pardon. pigwa na radi. be struck by lightning.
-radi (verb), satisfy. pigwa na radi. be struck by lightning.
radi (noun 9/10), pl radi, clap (of thunder or lightening).
radi (noun 9/10), pl radi, lightning. pigwa na radi. be struck by
lightning.
radi (noun 9/10), pl radi, thunder. mfupi kapigwa radi la mbabaiko [Ma].
the short one was hit by trembling thunder. (< Arabic).
radi (noun 9/10), pl radi, thunderclap. mfupi kapigwa radi la mbabaiko
[Ma]. the short one was hiby trembling thunderclap. (< Arabic).
radio (noun 9/10), pl radio, radio. (< eng).
rafardha (noun 9/10), pl rafardha, airplane propeller.
rafardha (noun 9/10), pl rafardha, propeller (of ship). [naut]
rafardha (noun 9/10), pl rafardha, screw (of ship). [naut]
rafiki (noun 5/6an), pl marafiki, comrade.
rafiki (noun 9/10an), pl rafiki, comrade.
rafiki (noun 5/6an), pl marafiki, friend.
rafiki (noun 9/10an), pl rafiki, friend.
rafu (adjective), not fair. timu ya K ilicheza rafu sana. The team from
K. played very unfairly.. [sport]
rafu (adjective), rough. timu ya K ilicheza rafu sana. The team from K.
played very unfairly.. [sport]
rafu (noun 9/10), pl rafu, drawer.
rafu (noun 9/10), pl rafu, shelf.
-ragai (verb), confuse. (< uragai).
-ragai (verb), cheat.
-ragai (verb), confuse.
-ragai (verb), deceive.
ragai (adjective), false. (< uragai).
ragai (adjective), fraudulent. (< uragai).
ragai (adjective), false.
ragai (adjective), fraudulent.
ragai (noun), swindler. (=mlaghai). (< uragai).
ragai (noun 9/10an), pl ragai, cheat.
ragai (noun 9/10an), pl ragai, swindler.
-raghai (verb), confuse. (< uragai).
-raghai (verb), cheat.
-raghai (verb), confuse.
-raghai (verb), deceive.
raghai (adjective), false. (< uragai).
raghai (adjective), fraudulent. (< uragai).
raghai (adjective), false.
raghai (adjective), fraudulent.
raghai (noun), swindler. (=mlaghai). (< uragai).
raghai (noun 9/10an), pl raghai, cheat.
raghai (noun 9/10an), pl raghai, swindler.
-piga rago (verb), pitch camp.
rago (noun 5/6), pl marago, camp.
-kaa raha nustarehe (verb), be in very good cicrumstances.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, bliss.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, comfort. kaa raha mustarehe. be in comfort..
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, contentment. ona raha. find contentment.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, enjoyment. ona raha. find enjoyment..
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, entertainment. ona raha. find entertainment.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, happiness. (< Arabic).
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, joy.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, peace. Regina tangu aolewe hakuwa na raha
[Kez], raha iliyoje kulingana na yule kijana [Sul]. Regina has had no
peace since she got married. (< Arabic).
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, quiet.
raha (noun 9/10), pl raha, rest.
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, blueprint.
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, diagram.
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, drawing.
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, map. kitabu cha ramani. atlas..
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, plan (architectural).
rahamani (noun 9/10), pl rahamani, sketch.
-komboa rahani (verb), pay off the mortgage.
-komboa rahani (verb), pawn.
-tia rahani (verb), mortgage.
-tia rahani (verb), pawn.
-weka nyumba rahani (verb), mortgage a house. komboa rahani. redeem a
pledge.
-weka rahani (verb), mortgage.
-weka rahani (verb), pawn.
rahani (noun 9/10), pl rahani, loan. komboa rahani. pay off a loan.
rahani (noun 9/10), pl rahani, mortgage.
rahani (noun 9/10), pl rahani, pledge. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
rahani (noun 9/10), pl rahani, security. komboa rahani. redeem a
pledge.
rahimu (noun 1), God.
rahimu (noun 1), the Merciful (God).
-rahisi (verb), belittle.
-rahisi (verb), be cheap.
-rahisi (verb), debase.
-rahisi (verb), deprecate.
-rahisi (verb), lessen (the value of something).
-rahisi (verb), reduce (the value of something).
-rahisi (verb), scorn.
rahisi (adjective), cheap. bidhaa rahisi. cheap goods..
rahisi (adjective), easy. lugha rahisi. an easy language (=one easy to
learn).
rahisi (adjective), inexpensive.
rahisi (adjective), simple. kazi rahisi. easy work..
-rahisika (verb), get cheaper.
-rahisika (verb), get easier.
-rahisisha (verb), make cheap.
-rahisisha (verb), cheapen.
-rahisisha (verb), make easier.
-rahisisha (verb), make light of.
-rai (verb), cajole.
-rai (verb), give someone something to eat. [rare]
-rai (verb), feed someone. [rare]
-rai (verb), flatter.
-rai (verb), play the hypocrite.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, advice.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, health.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, idea. hakuwa na hila wala rai ya kujiokoa
[Moh]. (s)he had no strategy nor idea of how to save her(him)self. (<
Arabic).
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, opinion.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, point of view. kwa rai ya. in the opinion of
.....
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, proposal.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, self-assurance.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, standpoint. msimtume huyu kwenye mkutano maana
hana rai. "Don't send him to the assembly, for he has no standpoint (of
his own)"..
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, strength.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, suggestion. (< Arabic).
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, view.
rai (noun 9/10), pl rai, vigor.
raia (noun 5/6an), pl maraia, citizen.
raia (noun 9/10), pl raia, citizenship.
raia (noun 5/6an), pl maraia, common man.
raia (noun 5/6an), pl maraia, national.
raia (noun 9/10), pl raia, nationality.
raia (noun 5/6an), pl maraia, subject.
-raika (verb), be cajoled.
-rairai (verb), cajole.
-rairai (verb), flatter.
-rairai (verb), play the hypocrite.
rais (noun 5/6an), pl marais, chairman.
rais (noun 5/6an), pl rais, chairman.
rais (noun 5/6an), pl marais, president.
rais (noun 5/6an), pl rais, president.
raiti (adjective), right (position in sports). insaidi wa raiti. inside
right (football).. (< eng). [sport]
-raiwa (verb), bado.
rajab (noun 9/10), pl rajab, seventh month of the Moslem year.
rajabu (noun 9/10), pl rajabu, seventh month of Moslem year.
rajamu (noun 9/10), pl rajamu, mark.
rajamu (noun 9/10), pl rajamu, stamp (of a business firm). [rare]
rajamu (noun 9/10), pl rajamu, trademark. [rare]
-rajua (verb), change one's mind.
-rajua (verb), delay.
-rajua (verb), hope. wa na rajua. "to hope, have hopes"..
-rajua (verb), postpone.
-rajua (verb), be undecided. [rare]
raka (noun 5/6), pl maraka, spot (large).
-enda rakaa (verb), bow (during prayers).
rakaa (noun 9/10), pl rakaa, bowing down during Moslem prayer (act of).
rakaa (noun 9/10), pl rakaa, Moslem prayers with bows.
-rakibia (verb), bado.
-rakibika (verb), bado.
-rakibisha (verb), assemble.
-rakibisha (verb), finish.
-rakibisha (verb), be headed toward.
-rakibisha (verb), mend.
-rakibisha (verb), cause to mount.
-rakibisha (verb), organize.
-rakibisha (verb), cause to ride.
-rakibisha (verb), put right.
-rakibisha (verb), set (a clock).
-rakibisha (verb), simplify.
-rakibisha (verb), put together.
-rakibisha (verb), put on top of.
-rakibisha (verb), be directed toward.
-rakibisha (verb causative), adjust. (< Arabic).
-rakibisha (verb causative), correct. (< Arabic).
-rakibisha (verb causative), fix. (< Arabic).
-rakibisha (verb causative), put in order. (< Arabic).
-rakibisha (verb causative), repair. (< Arabic).
-rakibishika (verb), bado.
-rakibishwa (verb), be put right.
-rakibishwa (verb), be put together.
-rakibu (verb), mount.
-rakibu (verb), ride (a horse etc).
rakibu (noun 9/10), pl rakibu, good rider (person).
ramadhani (noun 9/10), pl ramadhani, last month of the Moslem year with
fasting between dawn and sunset.
Ramadhani (noun 9), Ramadhan.
Ramadhani (noun), Ramadhan (the last month of the Moslem year with
fasting between dawn and sunset).
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, blueprint.
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, chart.
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, diagram.
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, drawing.
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, map. kitabu cha ramani. atlas..
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, plan (architectural).
ramani (noun 9/10), pl ramani, sketch.
-ramba (verb), lick.
ramba (noun 9/10), pl ramba, striped cloth made of finely plaited grass.
ramba (noun 9/10), pl ramba, fine Madagascar cloth made of woven grass
with stripes.
ramba (noun 9/10), pl ramba, shoemaker's knife.
-rambaza (verb), approach someone with deceit and deception.
sikumchukulia pupa, na sikutaka kumrambaza sana [Abd].
-rambaza (verb), cruise around (in search of fish). [naut]
rambirambi (noun 9/10), pl rambirambi, condolences.
rambirambi (noun 9/10), pl rambirambi, sympathy.
-rambishwa (verb caus-pass), be given a taste of something. mpaka
ataporambishwa asali [Sul]. Until (s)he will be given a taste of honey.
-rambitia (verb), arouse strong desire.
-rambitia (verb), make someone's mouth water.
ramia (noun 9/10), pl ramia, bullet.
ramia (noun 9/10), pl ramia, round (of ammunition).
-ramisi (verb), amuse oneself. (< Persian).
-ramisi (verb), enjoy oneself. (< Persian).
-ramisi (verb), gamble.
mpiga ramli (noun 1/2), pl wapiga ramli, fortune teller.
ramli (noun 9/10), pl ramli, fortune-telling from markings on sand. piga
ramli. tell fortunes..
ramli (noun 9/10), pl ramli, soothsaying from figures in sand.
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, animation. (< Persian).
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, cheerfulness. wao waliokuwamo katika ramsa
hawakuwa na nadhari ya kuchochea uhasama [Sul]. Those who were cheerful
did not have the intention of inciting enemity. (< Persian).
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, place of entertainment. (< Persian).
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, fair.
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, festival.
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, fun. (< Persian).
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, merriment. (< Persian).
ramsa (noun 9/10), pl ramsa, place crowded with merry-makers.
ramu (noun 9/10), pl ramu, building plot.
ramu (noun 9/10), pl ramu, grief.
ramu (noun 9/10), pl ramu, plot of land for house-building. [zanz]
ramu (noun 9/10), pl ramu, sorrow.
-ramuka (verb), attack (each other).
-piga randa (verb), plane.
-randa (verb), be like. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
-randa (verb), resemble. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
-randa (verb), be similar. (=fanana, lingana, -a sawasawa. [rare]
-randa (verb), act big.
-randa (verb), boast.
-randa (verb), be like.
-randa (verb), resemble.
-randa (verb), show off.
-randa (verb), be similar.
-randa (verb), walk around.
randa (noun 9/10), pl randa, carpenter's plane.
randa (noun 9/10), pl randa, dance (symbolizing courage or strength).
randa (noun 9/10), pl randa, plane (of carpenters). piga randa. to
plane..
-randaranda (verb), act big.
-randaranda (verb), boast.
-randaranda (verb), loiter.
-randaranda (verb), move around aimlessly.
-randaranda (verb), show off.
randaranda (noun 9/10), pl randaranda, dance (symbolizing courage or
strength).
-a rangi (adjective), colored. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
rangi (noun 9/10), pl rangi, color. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red
(black) pigment/dye.. (< ind).
rangi (noun 9/10), pl rangi, coloring matter. kujiremba marangi ya
mashavu na midomo [Muk]. To apply cosmetics on the cheek and mouth. (<
Hindi, Persian).
rangi (noun 9/10), pl rangi, dye. tia [paka] rangi. dye. (< ind).
rangi (noun 9/10), pl rangi, paint. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red
(black) pigment/dye.. (< ind).
rangi (noun 9/10), pl rangi, pigment. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red
(black) pigment/dye.. (< ind).
rangi a rangi (adjective), colored. (< ind).
rangi ya mdomo (phrase), lipstick. anachukua marashi ya kupulizia, rangi
ya mdomo, kioo kidogo na poda na kuviweka ndani ya mkoba [Muk].
ubaguzi wa rangi (phrase), racial discrimination. anachukua marashi ya
kupulizia, rangi ya mdomo, kioo kidogo na poda na kuviweka ndani ya mkoba
[Muk].
ubaguzi wa rangi (phrase), racism.
rangirangi (adjective), multicolored. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red
(black) pigment/dye.. (< ind).
ranki (noun 9/10), pl ranki, rank. (< eng).
-rapua (verb), flog. Maksuudi akimrapua kwa ukanda [Moh]. As Maksuudi
flogged him/her with a strap.
-rapua (verb), whip.
-rarua (verb), rend.
-rarua (verb), rip (to pieces). raruana. "fig. abuse each other, speak
ill of each other"..
-rarua (verb), tear up. kitambaa hiki hakiraruki. This cloth will not
rip..
-raruana (verb), abuse each other. kitambaa hiki hakiraruki. This cloth
will not rip..
-raruana (verb), speak ill of each other. kitambaa hiki hakiraruki.
This cloth will not rip..
-raruka (verb), get torn.
-raruka (verb potential), split one's sides with laughter. wanaocheka
wanararuka zaidi [Ma]. Those who are laughing are splitting each other
with laughter even more.
-rarulia (verb), bado.
-raruliwa (verb), be torn.
raruo (noun 5/6), pl mararuo, fury. (< rarua).
raruo (noun 5/6), pl mararuo, rage. (< rarua).
raruo (noun 5/6), pl mararuo, rip. (< rarua).
raruo (noun 5/6), pl mararuo, tear. (< rarua).
ras (noun 9/10), pl ras, cape (of land).
ras (noun 9/10an), pl ras, chief.
ras (noun 9/10), pl ras, head.
ras (noun 9/10an), pl ras, leader.
ras (noun 9/10), pl ras, promontory.
-rasha (verb), do something carelessly.
-rasha (verb), daub on.
-rasha (verb), paint.
-rasha (verb), smear.
-rasha (verb), sprinkle. rashia maji. sprinkle with water..
-rasha (verb), do something superficially.
-rasha (verb), whitewash.
-rasharasha (verb), do something carelessly.
-rasharasha (verb), daub on.
-rasharasha (verb), paint.
-rasharasha (verb), smear.
-rasharasha (verb), sprinkle. rashia maji. sprinkle with water..
-rasharasha (verb), do something superficially.
-rasharasha (verb), whitewash.
rasharasha (noun 5/6), pl rasharasha, drizzle (of rain). mmwagiko wa
mvua ya rasharasha [Ma]. The drrippings of a drizzle (of rain). (<
Arabic).
-rashia (verb), daub on something.
-rashia (verb), sprinkle on.
-rashia (verb), sprinkle with.
rasi (noun 9/10), pl rasi, cape (of land).
rasi (noun 9/10an), pl rasi, chief.
rasi (noun 9/10), pl rasi, head.
rasi (noun 9/10an), pl rasi, leader.
rasi (noun 9/10), pl rasi, promontory.
rasilimali (noun 9/10), pl rasilimali, assets.
rasilimali (noun 9/10), pl rasilimali, capital.
rasilimali (noun 9/10), pl rasilimali, principal.
rasilimali (noun 9/10), pl rasilimali, property.
rasilimali (noun 9/10), pl rasilimali, wealth.
rasilmali (noun 9/10), pl rasilmali, assets.
rasilmali (noun 9/10), pl rasilmali, capital.
rasilmali (noun 9/10), pl rasilmali, principal.
rasilmali (noun 9/10), pl rasilmali, property.
rasilmali (noun 9/10), pl rasilmali, wealth.
rasilmalii (noun 9/10), pl rasilmalii, assets.
rasilmalii (noun 9/10), pl rasilmalii, capital.
rasilmalii (noun 9/10), pl rasilmalii, principal.
rasilmalii (noun 9/10), pl rasilmalii, property.
rasilmalii (noun 9/10), pl rasilmalii, wealth.
-rasimu (verb), make an opening bid (at an auction).
-rasimu (verb), copy. [rare]
-rasimu (verb), imitate. [rare]
-rasimu (verb), set a price.
rasimu (noun 9/10), pl rasimu, design. (< rasimu V).
rasimu (noun 9/10), pl rasimu, drawing. (< rasimu V).
rasimu (noun 9/10), pl rasimu, plan. (< rasimu V).
-rasisi (verb), plate (with tin).
-rasisia (verb), bado. [rare]
-rasisika (verb), bado.
-rasisisha (verb), bado.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, assets.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, assets.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, capital.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, principal.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, property.
raslimali (noun 9/10), pl raslimali, wealth.
rasmi (adjective), formal. fanya karamu rasmi. give a formal reception.
rasmi (adjective), official. nguo za rasmi. official uniform.
rasmi (adjective), legal.
rasuli (noun 9/10an), pl rasuli, apostle.
rasuli (noun 9/10an), pl rasuli, messenger.
rasuli (noun 9/10an), pl rasuli, prophet.
ratiba (noun 9/10), pl ratiba, itinerary.
ratiba (noun 9/10), pl ratiba, schedule.
ratiba (noun 9/10), pl ratiba, timetable.
-ratibia (verb), bado.
-ratibika (verb), be in order.
-ratibisha (verb), coordinate.
-ratibisha (verb), put in order.
-ratibisha (verb), schedule.
-ratibu (verb), arrange.
-ratibu (verb), coordinate.
-ratibu (verb), put in order.
ratili (noun 9/10), pl ratili, pound (unit of weight).
ratli (noun 9/10), pl ratli, pound (unit of weight).
raufu (adjective), gentle.
raufu (adjective), well-bred.
-rauka (verb), get up early in the morning.
-rauka (verb), leave one's house early in the morning.
-rausi (verb), trim sail (nautical). [naut]
re (noun 5/6), pl mare, ace. [cards]
reale (noun 9/10), pl reale, dollar. reale ya mzinga. Spanish dollar..
(< arabic/ spanish). [rare]
reale (noun 9/10), pl reale, piaster. [rare]
reale (noun 9/10), pl reale, riyal. [rare]
maizi (noun), recognize. recognize.
masilaha (noun), reconciliation. reconciliation. [rare]
masilahi (noun), reconciliation. reconciliation. [rare]
masuluhu (noun), reconciliation. reconciliation. [rare]
redio (noun 9/10), pl redio, radio. (< eng).
ree (noun 5/6), pl maree, ace. [cards]
refarii (noun 9/10an), pl refarii, referee. (< eng). [sport]
referii (noun 9/10an), pl referii, referee. (< eng). [sport]
-refu (adjective), long.
-refu (adjective), tall.
-refu (adjective), deep.
-refu (adjective), high.
-refusha (verb), extend. refusha mstari. extend a line..
-refusha (verb), lengthen.
-refusha (verb), make long.
-rega (verb), be careless. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be careless. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be indefinite. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be limp. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be loose. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be negligent. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), oscillate. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be slack. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), swing. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), totter. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be uncertain. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be unsteady. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), waver. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-rega (verb), be loose.
-rega (verb), oscillate.
-rega (verb), swing.
-rega (verb), totter.
-rega (verb), be unsteady.
-rega (verb), waiver.
-regarega (verb), be careless. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be idle. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be indefinite. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be limp. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be loose. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be negligent. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), oscillate. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be slack. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), swing. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), totter. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be uncertain. siku ya safari yangu inalega [Rec]. (<
legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), be unsteady. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-regarega (verb), waver. (< legevu Adj, mlegevu N, ulegevu N).
-weka nyumba rehani (verb), mortgage a house. komboa rehani. redeem a
pledge.
-weka rehani (verb), mortgage.
-weka rehani (verb), pawn.
-weka rehani (verb), security.
rehani (noun 9/10), pl rehani, loan. komboa rehani. pay off a loan.
rehani (noun 9/10), pl rehani, mortgage. weka/tia rehani. mortgage a
house..
rehani (noun 9/10), pl rehani, pledge. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
rehani (noun 9/10), pl rehani, security. komboa rahani. redeem a
pledge.
rehe (noun 9/10), pl rehe, bloating.
rehe (noun 9/10), pl rehe, flatulence.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, compassion.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, generosity.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, indulgence.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, magnanimity.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, mercy.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, pity.
rehema (noun 9/10), pl rehema, sympathy.
-rehemia (verb), bado. (< rehema).
-rehemika (verb), bado. (< rehema).
-rehemisha (verb), please someone with something. (< rehema).
-rehemisha (verb), make someone a present of something. (< rehema).
-rehemu (verb), show mercy to. (< rehema).
-rehemu (verb), take pity on. (< rehema).
-rehemu (verb), feel sympathy for. (< rehema).
rejareja (adjective), by commission.
rejareja (adjective), on commission.
rejareja (adjective), commission. biashara ya rejareja. commission
business.. (< rejea V).
rejareja (adjective), individual.
rejareja (adjective), retail (in trade or business).
rejareja (adverb), individually.
-rejea (verb), begin again.
-rejea (verb), go back.
-rejea (verb), come back.
-rejea (verb), refer to (something). rejea sarufi. refer to the
grammar..
-rejea (verb), repeat. kuyarejea majina magumu ya dawa [Sul]. To repeat
difficult pharmaceutical words. (< Arabic).
-rejea (verb), return. aliwahi kumtoroka kwa siku kadhaa, mara mbili,
lakini alirejea tena [Mt]. (s)he had ran away from him/her on two
occassions but returned later.. (< Arabic).
-rejea nyuma (verb), retreat.
-rejea nyuma (verb), reverse.
-rejeka (verb), bado.
rejeo (noun 5/6), pl marejo, return. baada ya marejeo yake. after his
return..
-rejesha (verb), go back.
-rejesha (verb), correct someone.
-rejesha (verb), give back.
-rejesha (verb), bring back to normal.
-rejesha (verb), return (something).
-rejesha (verb), take back.
-rejesheana (verb), return to each other.
-rejeza (verb), go back.
-rejeza (verb), correct someone.
-rejeza (verb), give back.
-rejeza (verb), bring back to normal.
-rejeza (verb), return (something).
-rejeza (verb), take back.
-rejezeana (verb), return to each other.
-rejista (verb), registered letter. (< eng).
rekabisho (noun 5/6), pl marekabisho, organization.
rekabisho (noun 5/6), pl marekabisho, repair.
-rekebia (verb), bado.
-rekebika (verb), bado.
-rekebishika (verb), bado.
rekebisho (noun 5/6), pl marekebisho, organization.
rekebisho (noun 5/6), pl marekebisho, repair.
-rekebishwa (verb), be mended.
-rekebishwa (verb), be repaired.
-rekebishwa (verb), be put right.
-rekebishwa (verb), be put together.
-rekebu (verb), mount.
-rekebu (verb), ride (a horse etc).
-rekibia (verb), bado.
-rekibika (verb), bado.
-rekibisha (verb), assemble.
-rekibisha (verb), finish.
-rekibisha (verb), be headed toward.
-rekibisha (verb), mend.
-rekibisha (verb), cause to mount.
-rekibisha (verb), organize.
-rekibisha (verb), cause to ride.
-rekibisha (verb), put right.
-rekibisha (verb), set (a clock).
-rekibisha (verb), simplify.
-rekibisha (verb), put together.
-rekibisha (verb), put on top of.
-rekibisha (verb), be directed toward.
-rekibisha (verb causative), adjust. (< Arabic).
-rekibisha (verb causative), correct. (< Arabic).
-rekibisha (verb causative), fix. (< Arabic).
-rekibisha (verb causative), put in order. (< Arabic).
-rekibisha (verb causative), repair. (< Arabic).
-rekibishika (verb), bado.
-rekibishwa (verb), be put right.
-rekibishwa (verb), be put together.
-rekibu (verb), mount.
-rekibu (verb), ride (a horse etc).
-rekodi (verb), record.
-rekodi (verb), make a recording.
kinanda cha rekodi (noun), pl vinanda vya rekodi, record player.
rekodi (noun 9/10), pl rekodi, record (phonograph or sport). (< eng).
rekodi (noun 9/10), pl rekodi, tape recorder. (< eng).
reli (noun 9/10), pl reli, railroad. njia ya reli. railroad line.. (<
eng).
reli (noun 9/10), pl reli, railway. njia ya reli. railroad line.. (<
eng).
reli (noun 9/10), pl reli, train. njia ya reli. railroad line.. (<
eng).
relwe (noun 9/10), pl reli, railroad. njia ya reli. railroad. (< eng).
relwe (noun 9/10), pl reli, railway. njia ya reli. railway. (< eng).
relwe (noun 9/10), pl reli, train. njia ya reli. train line. (< eng).
-remba (verb), adorn. kujiremba marangi ya mashavu na midomo [Abd]. To
adorn oneself with cosmetics of the cheek and mouth.
-remba (verb), make attractive.
-remba (verb), make beautiful.
-remba (verb), beautify.
-remba (verb), decorate.
-remba (verb), make handsome.
-remba (verb), ornament.
-remba macho (verb), beautify the eyes. amekaa na watu warembo, [] macho
yakimrembuka maziwa yakitikisika [Ya]. (s)he lives with beautiful people.
-rembea (verb), bado.
-rembeka (verb), bado.
-rembesha (verb), bado.
rembo (noun 5/6), pl marembo, design.
rembo (noun 5/6), pl marembo, ornamental marking. (< remba V).
rembo (noun 5/6), pl marembo, ornament.
rembo (noun 5/6), pl marembo, pattern.
-rembua (verb), deface.
-rembua (verb), destroy the beauty of something.
-rembua (verb), disfigure.
-rembua (verb), ruin.
-rembuka (verb conv-poten), be exhausted. kilirembuka na macho kupekupe
[Moh]. it was exhausted with blinking eyes.
-rembuka (verb conv-poten), worsen (of a sick person).
-rembulia (verb), bado.
-rembusha (verb), bado.
-renga (verb), cheat.
-renga (verb), fool.
-renga (verb), hoax.
rengu (noun 5/6), pl marengu, outrigger. [naut]
Reno (adjective), Portuguese. (< port "reino").
mapatilizo (noun), reproach. reproach. [rare]
resheni (noun 9/10), pl resheni, helping. (< eng).
resheni (noun 9/10), pl resheni, portion. (< eng).
resheni (noun 9/10), pl resheni, ration. (< eng).
resipi (noun 9/10), pl resipi, prescription. (< eng).
mchakuro (noun), pl michakuro, revision. revision. (< chakura V).
rewa (noun 9/10), pl rewa, signal drum.
-pitisha rezolusheni (verb), adopt a resolution. pitisha rezolusheni.
adopt a resolution.. (< eng).
rezolusheni (noun 9/10), pl rezolusheni, resolution. pitisha
rezolusheni. adopt a resolution.. (< eng).
riahi (noun 9/10), pl riahi, bloating.
riahi (noun 9/10), pl riahi, flatulence.
riahi (noun 9/10), pl riahi, gas (in the stomach). (< Arabic).
riale (noun 9/10), pl riale, dollar. reale ya mzinga. Spanish dollar..
(< arabic/ spanish).
riale (noun 9/10), pl riale, piastre.
riale (noun 9/10), pl riale, riyal.
riali (noun 9/10), pl riali, dollar. reale ya mzinga. Spanish dollar..
riali (noun 9/10), pl riali, piastre.
riali (noun 9/10), pl riali, riyal.
-riaria (verb), hunt for. [rare]
-riaria (verb), observe. [rare]
-riaria (verb), watch. [rare]
riba (noun 9), pl riba, avarice.
riba (noun 9), pl riba, greed (for money).
riba (noun 9), pl riba, interest (on money). (< Arabic).
riba (noun 9), pl riba, usury. la riba. practice usury..
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, acceptance. (< Arabic: ridhi V).
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, agreement. ile ridhaa yake kwa tajiri
wake [Moh]. His agreement to his boss. (< Arabic).
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, approval.
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, compensation. (< ridhi V).
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, contentment.
ridhaa (noun 9/10), pl ridhaa, satisfaction.
-ridhi (verb), approve. (< Arabic).
-ridhi (verb), consent. Tamima daima alikuwa radhi kumridhi mumewe
[Moh]. Tamima was ever since willing to consent to her husband. (<
Arabic).
-ridhi (verb), be content. (< Arabic).
-ridhi (verb), forgive. mridhi kwa makosa yake. forgive him/her for
his/her mistakes.
-ridhi (verb), pardon. mridhi kwa makosa yake. forgive him/her for
his/her mistakes.
-ridhi (verb), please. alitaka kumridhi, lakini hakuweza [Sul], ili
kuziridhi sharti za Rozi [Sul], alitaka mamaake aridhi shauri la kupelekwa
hospitali [Moh]. (s)he wanted to please him/her but was not able.. (<
Arabic).
-ridhi (verb), be satisfied.
-ridhi (verb), satisfy. nitakuridhi mahitaji yako. I will satisfy your
needs.
-ridhia (verb), accept.
-ridhia (verb), approve.
-ridhia (verb applicative), be of the same age. halafu nikuridhie
ulitakalo [Muk].
-ridhika (verb), be contented.
-ridhika (verb potential), be satisfied. yeye hakuridhika hata na moja
kati ya sehemu hizo [Sul]. (s)he was not satisfied even with one of those
regions.
-ridhisha (verb causative), satisfy. mwanamme pekee aliyepata kuuchukua
moyo wa Diana na kuuridhisha kabisa [Muk]. The only man who was able to
take on the life of Diana and to satisfy it. (< Arabic).
rifarii (noun 9/10an), pl rifarii, referee. Rifarii atoa kosa baada
wachezaji kupigana. The referee pointed out the mistake after the players
fought. (< eng). [sport]
rifirii (noun 9/10an), pl rifirii, referee. (< eng). [sport]
rifrijireta (noun 9/10), pl rifrijireta, refrigerator. (< eng).
riha (noun 9/10), pl riha, aroma. Sipendi riha yake. I don't like
his/her aroma.
riha (noun 9/10), pl riha, fragrance. Riha ya mafuta haya ni mzuri. The
fragrance of this oil is nice.
riha (noun 9/10), pl riha, odor. Ana riha mbaya. (s)he has bad odor.
rihani (noun 9/10), pl rihani, basil.
rihi (noun 9/10), pl rihi, bloating.
rihi (noun 9/10), pl rihi, flatulence.
rijali (noun 9/10an), pl rijali, man. [rare]
rika (noun 5/6), pl marika, age-group. lakini katika rika hili [] ahadi
za ujana pia haziwachi kuyumbayumba [Moh]. But among this age-group, the
obligations of the youthful age have not stopped vascillating.
rika (noun 5/6an), pl marika, contemporary.
rika (noun 5/6an), pl marika, member of the same age-group.
rikebu (noun 9/10), pl rikebu, ship.
rikebu (noun), pl rikebu, steamship.
-rikodi (verb), record.
-rikodi (verb), make a recording.
rikodi (noun 9/10), pl rikodi, record (phonograph or sport). (< eng).
rikodi (noun 9/10), pl rikodi, tape recorder. (< eng).
riksha (noun 9/10), pl riksha, rickshaw. (< japanese).
riksho (noun 5/6), pl mariksho, rickshaw. (< japanese).
rima (noun 5/6), pl marima, pit trap (for animals).
-rimbua (verb), eat the first fruits of a new harvest. (< limbuko N).
-rimbua (verb), use for the first time. (< limbuko N).
-rimbua (verb), eat the fruits of a new harvest.
-rimbua (verb), use for the first time.
rimende (noun 9/10), pl rimende, arrest. weka rumande. put under
arrest..
rimende (noun 9/10), pl rimende, imprisonment. weka rumande. put in
prison..
rimende (noun 9/10), pl rimende, remand. weka rumande. put in remand..
rinda (noun 5/6), pl marinda, border.
rinda (noun 5/6), pl marinda, edge.
rinda (noun 5/6), pl marinda, fold (of a skirt). kitambaa chepesi chenye
marinda mengi [Muk]. A light cloth with many folds.
rinda (noun 5/6), pl marinda, pleat.
-rindima (verb), boom.
-rindima (verb), hit. [rare]
-rindima (verb), roar.
-rindima (verb), rumble (of thunder or waterfall or drums etc).
-rindima (verb), strike. [rare]
rindimo (noun 5/6), pl marindimo, drumming sound. (< rindima V).
rindimo (noun 5/6), pl marindimo, roaring. (< rindima).
rindimo (noun 5/6), pl marindimo, thundering. (< rindima).
-ringa (verb), put on airs. Tegemea alipoolewa na Kabenga aliringa sana
siku chache za mwanzoni [Kez]. When Tegemea was married by Kabenga, (s)he
put on airs a few days at the beginning.
-ringa (verb), set one's cap for someone.
-ringa (verb), be conceited. Msichana yule anajiringa kwa kujiona ni
mzuri sana. That girl is conceited for she thinks she is very beautiful..
-ringa (verb), act important.
-ringa (verb), irritate.
-ringa (verb), provoke.
-ringa (verb), show off.
-ringa (verb), swagger.
rinksho (noun 9/10), pl rinksho, rickshaw. (< japanese).
ripea (verb), repair. (< eng).
ripota (noun 5/6an), pl maripota, reporter. (< eng).
-ripoti (verb), inform. (< eng).
-ripoti (verb), report. (< eng).
ripoti (noun 9/10), pl ripoti, information. (< eng).
ripoti (noun 9/10), pl ripoti, report. (< eng).
-ripuka (verb), burst into flames. (< mlipuaji N, mlipuko N).
-ripuka (verb), fly into a rage. (< mlipuaji N, mlipuko N).
-ripuka (verb), burst into flames. Nyumba iliripuka baada kushika moto.
The house burst into flames after catching fire.
-ripuka (verb), explode. roho huniripuka, miguu ikanicheza [Sul]. my
heart explodes and the legs swing.
-ripuka (verb), flare up. Baba aliripuka kuona mwanawe amejeruhiwa. the
father flared up on seeing that his child had been injured.
-ripuka (verb), fly into a rage. roho huniripuka, miguu ikanicheza
[Sul]. my heart flies into a rage and the legs swing.
-ripusha (verb), blow up (something).
-ripusha (verb), explode (something).
-ripushwa (verb), be blown up.
-ripushwa (verb), be exploded.
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, epitome.
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, letter. Ametuma risala. (s)he has sent a
letter. [rare]
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, message. Risala kutoka kwa maua zimefika.
The message from maua has arrived.
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, precis.
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, statement (esp one which states something
needed or desired).
risala (noun 9/10), pl risala, summary. Nipe risala ya mazungumzo yenu.
give me a summary of your discussion.
-piga risasi (verb), fire bullets. Polisi alimpiga risasi mwilini. the
police fired bullets at his body.
risasi (noun 9/10), pl risasi, bullet.
risasi (noun 9/10), pl risasi, lead.
risasi (noun 9/10), pl risasi, solder (tin or lead). tia risasi. to
tin-plate..
risavu (noun 5/6an), pl marisavu, reserve player (sport). (< eng).
risavu (noun 9/10), pl risavu, reservation. (< eng).
risavu (noun 9/10), pl risavu, reserve. (< eng).
risavu (noun 9/10), pl risavu, supply. (< eng).
-rishai (verb), be damp.
-rishai (verb), exude (moisture or perspiration).
-rishai (verb), imbue. uso wake umerishai uchungu [Muk], [msisitizo ule]
ukapenya kwenye bongo lake na kurishai ndani ya fahamu yake [Moh].
Her/his face has imbued pain. (< Arabic).
-rishai (verb), be moist.
-rishai (verb), ooze. (< Arabic).
-rishai (verb), permeate. (< Arabic).
-rishai (verb), be wet.
risiti (noun 9/10), pl risiti, receipt. (< eng).
-ritadi (verb), apostacize.
-ritadi (verb), backslide.
-ritadi (verb), deviate. Yeye aliritadi Uislamu. (s)he deviated from
Islam.
-ritadi (verb), swerve (from one's principles).
ritani (noun 9/10), pl ritani, profit. (< eng).
ritani (noun 9/10), pl ritani, return. (< eng).
-rithi (verb), fall heir to.
-rithi (verb), inherit. baba yake alipokufa alirithi ng'ombe wanne
[Kez]. After his/her father died, (s)he inherited four cows. (< Arabic).
-rithi (verb), succeed. Alirithi ufalme baada ya baba kufa. (s)he
succeeded to the throne on his/her father's death.
-rithia (verb), bado.
-rithisha (verb), bequeath something. Babu mkuu alimrithisha ufalme
wake. His/her greatgrandfather bequeathed him the throne.
-rithisha (verb), divide up property of a deceased person. Babu
alirithisha mali ya wazazi wake. Grandfather divided up the property of
his dead parents.
-rithisha (verb), leave something.
-rithisha (verb causative), hand on.
-rithisha (verb causative), pass on. hujui kama yanarithisha ubovu wa
meno [Abd]. You don't know whether it passes on the decay of the tooth..
-rithisha (verb causative), transmit. UKIMWI ni ugonjwa wakurithisha.
HIV/Aids is a transmitted disease.
riwaya (noun 9/10), pl riwaya, novel. (< Arabic).
riwaya ya ujambazi (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za ujambazi, thriller.
riza (noun 9/10), pl riza, door chain.
rizavu (noun 5/6an), pl marizavu, reserve player (sport). (< eng).
rizavu (noun 9/10), pl rizavu, reservation. (< eng).
rizavu (noun 9/10), pl rizavu, reserve. Anaishi karibu ni rizavu. where
(s)he lives is near the reserve. (< eng).
rizavu (noun 9/10), pl rizavu, supply. (< eng).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, destiny. kazi haijawa riziki kuipata
[Abd]. To secure a job has never been destiny. (< Arabic).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, fate. Mtoto alikufa, haikuwa riziki yake.
the child died, it was not his/her fate. (< Arabic).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, food. (< Arabic).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, maintenance. Sijatia riziki matumboni
leo. I have not put maintenance in the stomach today ( I have not eaten
today). (< Arabic).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, necessities of life.
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, nourishment. tangu asubihi hajapata
riziki. He has had nothing to eat since morning..
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, means of subsistence. yule mtoto
aliyekuja kutafuta riziki [Sul], [kitoto] kikitumia nguvu zake zote kuvuta
riziki katika tundu ya kinyonyo cha mpira [Sul]. (< Arabic).
riziki (noun 9/10), pl riziki, sustenance.
-roa (verb), get soaked.
-roa (verb), be wet. [mto] ulikuwa umeroa machozi [Moh].
robo (noun 9/10), pl robo, fourth (1/4). kasa robo. three quarters.
robo (noun 9/10), pl robo, quarter. saa mbili kasa robo. 7:45
o'oclock..
robo (noun 9/10), pl robo, one shilling.
roboduara (noun 9/10), pl roboduara, quadrant.
roboo (noun 9/10), pl roboo, one shilling.
robota (noun 5/6), pl marobota, bale. robota la pamba. a bale of
cotton..
robota (noun 5/6), pl marobota, bundle. robota la pamba. a bundle of
cotton..
robota (noun 5/6), pl marobota, packet. robota la mzigo. a packet of
goods.
robota (noun 5/6), pl marobota, parcel. robota la barua. a parcel of
letters.
robu (noun 9/10), pl robu, curds. maziwa ya robu. curdled milk..
robu (noun 9/10), pl robu, curdled milk. maziwa ya robu. curdled milk..
roda (noun 9/10), pl roda, pulley (sheave of). (< port).
rodi (noun 9/10an), pl rodi, arrogant person.
rodi (noun 9/10an), pl rodi, braggart.
rodi (noun 9/10an), pl rodi, monocle.
rodi (noun 9/10an), pl rodi, pompous person. (< engl 'lord').
rodi (noun 9/10an), pl rodi, talebearer.
-roga (verb), enchant. [archaic]
-roga (verb), place under a spell. [archaic]
-roga (verb), bewitch. kitu kingine ambacho [] kingeweza kumroga
mwanamume ye yote [Mt]. something else that could bewitch any man.
-roga (verb), enchant.
-roga (verb), place under a spell.
-rogoa (verb), free from a spell.
-kata roho (verb), die. [kidege] kikijiachia viungo kukata roho [Moh].
(< idiom).
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, avarice.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, breath. Alitoa roho ya mwisho. (s)he gave
out the last breath.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, character. roho yake nzuri. (s)he has a good
character.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, disposition.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, gluttony.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, greed. Roho anapenda kula sana. greed likes
eating a lot.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, individuality. ana roho njema. He is humane
[(s)he is good-hearted].
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, life. Roho ikifa, hairudi tena. if life
dies, it does not come back again. (< Arabic).
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, miserliness.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, personality. Roho yake ni nzuri. his/her
personality is good.
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, soul. Mungu akiichukua roho yake leo, atakuwa
radhi [Moh]. if God takes his/her life today, (s)he will be satisfied.
(< Arabic).
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, spirit. Wachezaji walikuwa na roho ya
kushinda. the players had the spirit to win. (< Arabic).
roho (noun 9/10), pl roho, throat. msuaki ulishindiliwa rohoni [Ya].
the toothbrush was pressed(down) the throat. (< Arabic).
roho haikumpa (phrase), be unable to resist. Bi Tamima roho haikumpa,
alisimama, akawa anafuata nyuma kidogo kidogo [Moh]. Mrs Tamima was
unable to resist, she stood up, and was following from behind slowly by
slowly.
Roho Mtakatifu (noun 9an), Holy Spirit. Mama wa Mungu aliyezaa kwa nguvu
za Roho Mtakatifu [Kez]. the Mother of God who gave birth by the power of
the Holy Spirit. (< Arabic).
-roja (verb), be amazed.
-roja (verb), be astonished.
rojorojo (adjective), thick food (especially sauce). Mama alipika viazi
vya rojorojo. the mother cooked mashed potatoes.
rojorojo (adjective), gelatinous (of foods). samaki rojorojo.
gelatinous (fish food).
rojorojo (noun 9/10), pl rojorojo, gravy. Nilipika wali na rojorojo. I
cooked rice and gravy.
roketi (noun 9/10), pl roketi, rocket. kiwanja cha kurusha roketi.
pad/platform for launching rocket. (< eng).
-roku (verb), dance the rock-and-roll'- Rech. (< eng).
-rondea (verb), hunt for something.
-rondea (verb), live at someone else's expense.
-rondea (verb), look for something.
-rondea (verb), sponge.
-rondea (verb), want something.
-rondea (verb), live at someone else's expense.
-rondea (verb), hunt for something.
-rondea (verb), search for something.
-rondea (verb), sponge.
-rongaronga (verb), beseech.
-rongaronga (verb), carry with great care (something fragile or damaged).
-rongaronga (verb), implore.
rongera (noun 9/10), pl rongera, unfermented beer.
ronjo (adjective), big (of persons). (< mlonjo N). [rare]
ronjo (adjective), tall (of persons). (< mlonjo N). [rare]
ronjo (adjective), big (of people).
ronjo (adjective), tall (of people). miguuni kavaa viatu vilivyomkuza na
kumfanya awe ronjo [Moh]. (s)he wore shoes in the feet that made him/her
to be tall.
-ropoka (verb), blather. labda mambo yote yangalikwenda sawasawa kama
Stella asingaliropoka [Kez]. possibly things would have gone well had
Stella not blathered.
-ropoka (verb), speak without thinking. Mlevi aliropoka. the drunkard
spoke without thinking.
-ropoka (verb), talk nonsense. Waacha kuropoka. stop talking nonsense.
roshani (noun 9/10), pl roshani, balcony. Watoto wanacheza karibu na
roshani. the children are playing near the balcony. (< pers).
roshani (noun 9/10), pl roshani, veranda. Walilala roshani. they slept
on the veranda. (< pers).
-rovya (verb causative), drench.
-rovya (verb causative), soak. maji yalidondoka daima na kurovya sakafu
ya chumba [Ng]. the water dripped constantly and soaked the floor of the
house.
ruba (noun), pl miruba, maruba, leech.
ruba (noun 5/6an), pl maruba, leech.
ruba (noun 5/6an), pl maruba, usurer.
rubaa (noun 9/10), pl rubaa, company. (< Arabic).
rubaa (noun 9/10), pl rubaa, group. mzazi aliyekuwa akiongoza rubaa
[Moh]. the parent organizing the group. (< Arabic).
rubani (noun 5/6an), pl marubani, director. rubani la kwaya. choir
director..
rubani (noun 5/6an), pl marubani, guide. Rubani alitembeza watalii. the
guide took the tourists around.
rubani (noun 5/6an), pl marubani, helmsman. [naut]
rubani (noun 5/6an), pl marubani, leader. rubani la kwaya. choir
leader.
rubani (noun 5/6an), pl marubani, pilot. mtengenezaji mkuu wa kamusi hii
ni rubani anayeruka ndege. the editor of this dictionary is an airplane
pilot.
-rubuni (verb), lead astray.
-rubuni (verb), cheat.
-rubuni (verb), deceive.
-rudi (verb), come back. rudi kutoka safari. come back from a journey..
-rudi (verb), correct. Baba alimrudi mwanawe kwa kosa. the father
corrected his child because of a mistake.
-rudi (verb), find fault.
-rudi (verb), give back.
-rudi (verb), reply.
-rudi (verb), reprove.
-rudi (verb), respond.
-rudi (verb), return. (< Arabic).
-rudi (verb), send back.
-rudi (verb), take back.
-rudi (verb), shrink.
-rudia (verb), come back to.
-rudia (verb), rejoin. Wageni watarudia hapa baada ya safari yao. the
visitors will rejoin here after their journey.
-rudia (verb applicative), do again. Mwivi amerudia kuiba. the thief
has gone back to stealing again. (< Arabic).
-rudia (verb applicative), repeat. "Utarudia?" "Sirudii, bwana'ngu"
[Kez]. "will you repeat?" "I will not repeat, my master". (< Arabic).
-rudia neno (verb), contradict.
-rudiana (verb), correct each other.
-rudiana (verb), reprimand each other.
-rudiana (verb), return to each other. Mke na mume walirudiana. the
wife and the husband returned to each other.
-rudisha (verb), return. Rudisha gari leo. return the car today.
-rudisha (verb causative), put back.
-rudisha (verb causative), send back. Mtoto alirudisha pesa kwa mama
yake. the child returned the money to his/her mother.
-rudisha (verb), give back. rudisha hisani. return the favor,
reciprocate.
-rudisha (verb), restore. rudisha imani. restore confidence.
-rudisha (verb), take back. rudisha zawadi. take back the present.
-rudishiwa (verb), receive back. Alirudishiwa pesa zake. he received
back his money.
-rudishiwa (verb), be returned. Alirudishiwa mtoto wake. his/her child
was returned back to him/her.
-rudufisha (verb), bado.
-rudufika (verb), bado.
-rudufiwa (verb), be doubled.
-rudufu (verb), double.
rudufu (adjective), double.
-rudufya (verb), bado.
rufaa (noun 9/10), pl rufaa, appeal (legal).
rufaa (noun 9/10), pl rufaa, cargo.
rufaa (noun 9/10), pl rufaa, freight.
rufaani (noun 9/10), pl rufaani, appeal (legal). Kesi yao ametiwa
rufaani. their case has been take up for appeal (legal).
rufaani (noun 9/10), pl rufaani, cargo.
rufaani (noun 9/10), pl rufaani, freight.
-rufai (verb), go away quickly.
-rufai (verb), mount.
-rufai (verb), get rid of something quickly (by throwing it away).
rufani (noun 9/10), pl rufani, appeal (legal). tia rufani. file an
appeal (legal).
rufani (noun 9/10), pl rufani, cargo.
rufani (noun 9/10), pl rufani, freight.
-rufukia (verb), bado.
-rufukisha (verb), bado.
-rufuku (verb), deter.
-rufuku (verb), forbid.
-rufuku (verb), prohibit.
rugaruga (noun), pl warugaruga, mil. guerrilla.
rugaruga (noun), pl warugaruga, plunderer.
rugaruga (noun), pl warugaruga, robber.
rugaruga (noun), pl warugaruga, mil. irregular soldier.
rugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, guerrilla.
rugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, plunderer.
rugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, robber.
rugaruga (noun 1/2), pl warugaruga, irregular soldier.
-ruhsa (verb), allow.
-ruhsa (verb), permit.
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, dismissal.
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, holiday.
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, leave. (< Arabic).
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, liberty.
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, license.
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, permission. omba ruhusa. ask for
permission..
ruhsa (noun 9/10), pl ruhsa, vacation.
-ruhsia (verb), bado.
-rukhsia (verb), bado.
-ruhsika (verb), bado.
-ruhsisha (verb), bado.
-ruhsiwa (verb), be permitted.
-pa ruhusa (verb), allow. Mpe ruhusa ya kuenda nyumbani. allow him/her
to go home.
-pa ruhusa (verb), give permission.
-ruhusa (verb), allow.
-ruhusa (verb), permit. Mpe ruhusa ya kukaa darasani. permit him her to
stay in the classroom.
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, dismissal.
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, holiday.
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, leave. (< Arabic).
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, liberty.
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, license.
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, permission. omba ruhusa. ask for
permission..
ruhusa (noun 9/10), pl ruhusa, vacation. Wakati wa ruhusa tutazuru
Florida. during the vacation, we shall visit Florida.
-ruhusia (verb), bado.
-ruhusika (verb), bado.
-ruhusisha (verb), bado.
-ruhusiwa (verb), be permitted. John aliruhusiwa kukaa darasani. John
was permitted to stay in class.
-ruhusu (verb), allow. yu katika usingizi ambao hautamruhusu kuhisi
lolote [Muk]. (s)he is in a state of sleep that cannot allow him/her to
perceive anything. (< Arabic).
-ruhusu (verb), give permission. Mwalimu aliruhusu mwanfunzi kukaa
darasani. the teacher allowed the student to stay in the classroom.
ruia (noun 9/10), pl ruia, dream. kwa mbali ilimjia ruia ya kitoto
[Moh]. from a far, a childis dream came to him. (< Arabic).
-rujumia (verb), bado.
-rujumisha (verb), bado.
-rujumika (verb), bado.
-rujumu (verb), kill by stoning.
-ruka (verb), cross. ruka mpaka. cross boundary..
-ruka (verb), fly. shhh, kimya ndege ataruka [Moh]. shhh, be silent the
aeroplane will fly.
-ruka (verb), hop. ruka juu. take off..
-ruka (verb), jump. Zakaria alikuwa akicheza alikuwa akirukaruka [Kez].
Zakaria was playing by jumping up and down.
-ruka (verb), pass beyond. ruka mpaka. pass beyond the borders/limits.
-ruka (verb), pass over. ruka mpaka. pass over the border/limits.
-ruka (verb), swell. wali umeruka. The rice has swelled up..
-ruka (verb), transgress. ruka mpaka. go beyond bounds..
-ruka (verb), trespass. ruka mpaka. go beyond bounds..
-ruka juu (verb), take off. ruka mpaka. go beyond bounds..
-ruka mpaka (verb), go beyond bounds. ruka mpaka. go beyond bounds..
-ruka mpaka (verb), exceed a limit. ruka mpaka. go beyond bounds..
-rukhsa (verb), allow.
-rukhsa (verb), permit.
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, dismissal. toa rukhsa. issue the
dismissal.
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, holiday. rukhsa ya shule. school
holiday.
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, leave. (< Arabic).
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, liberty.
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, license. rukhsa ya kupeleka gari.
driving license.
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, permission. omba ruhusa. ask for
permission..
rukhsa (noun 9/10), pl rukhsa, vacation.
-rukhsika (verb), bado.
-rukhsisha (verb), bado.
-rukia (verb), attack someone (in conversation).
-rukia (verb), fly at.
-rukia (verb), jump at. Paka alinukia panya. the cat jumped at the rat.
-rukika (verb), instigate conflict.
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, flight. ruko la ndege. flight of an
aeroplane. (< ruka V).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, hop. (< ruka).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, jump. (< ruka).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, leap. (< ruka V).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, omission. (< ruka).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, transgression. (< ruka).
ruko (noun 5/6), pl maruko, trespass. (< ruka).
-rukhsiwa (verb), be permitted.
-rukudhu (verb), enter without authorization.
-rukudhu (verb), insult someone.
-rukudhu (verb), lose one's way.
-rukudhu (verb), trespass.
-rukuu (verb), bow with the hands on the knees (in prayer). (< Arabic).
-rukwa (verb passive), be flown.
-rukwa na akili (verb), lose one's head.
-rukwa na roho (verb), be beside oneself (with fear). alikuwa karukwa na
roho [Moh]. (s)he was beside him(her)self.
rukwama (noun 9/10), pl rukwama, truck.
rukwama (noun 9/10), pl rukwama, van.
rula (noun 5/6), pl marula, ruler (measuring instrument). (< eng).
Rum (noun 1), Turkey. sultani Rum. The Sultan of Turkey.. [arch]
rumada (noun 9/10), pl rumada, pivot on which a rudder is swung. (<
port). [naut]
rumande (noun 9/10), pl rumande, arrest. weka rumande. put under
arrest.. (< eng).
rumande (noun 9/10), pl rumande, imprisonment. weka rumande. put in
prison.. (< eng).
rumande (noun 9/10), pl rumande, remand. weka rumande. put in remand..
(< eng).
rumbi (noun 9/10), pl rumbi, water-jug (large).
-rumbiza (verb causative), abuse.
-rumbiza (verb causative), pick a quarrel with someone. kama vile
anasema na kurumbiza wenzake [Moh]. like the way (s)he speaks and picks
quarrels with his/her colleagues.
-rumbiza (verb causative), slander.
rumenda (noun 9/10), pl rumenda, arrest. weka rumande. put under
arrest.. (< eng).
rumenda (noun 9/10), pl rumenda, imprisonment. weka rumande. put in
prison.. (< eng).
rumenda (noun 9/10), pl rumenda, remand. weka rumande. put in remand..
(< eng).
rumi (adjective), Roman.
-runda (verb), be crippled.
-runda (verb), be retarded in development.
-runda (verb), be stunted.
-runda (verb), be surly.
-runda (verb), be bad tempered.
-rundika (verb), accumulate. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), assemble. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), gather. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), be piled up. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), store up. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), be stored. (< lundo N).
-rundika (verb), accumulate.
-rundika (verb), assemble.
-rundika (verb), gather.
-rundika (verb), be piled up.
-rundika (verb), store up.
-rundika (verb), be stored.
-runga (verb), collect. [rare]
-runga (verb), gather. [rare]
rungu (noun 5/6), pl marungu, knobkerry.
rungu (noun 5/6), pl marungu, defensive knobbed stick.
-rungula (verb), extort. (< mlungula N).
-rungula (verb), rob. (< mlungula N).
-rungula (verb), take by force. (< mlungula N).
-rungula (verb), threaten. (< mlungula N).
-rungula (verb), extort.
-rungula (verb), rob.
-rungula (verb), take by force.
-rungula (verb), threaten.
rupia (noun 9/10), pl rupia, rupee. (< ind). [in Rech: 1£=13 rupees]
rupu (noun 5/6), pl marupurupu, benefit.
rupu (noun 5/6), pl marupurupu, extra compensation.
rupu (noun 5/6), pl marupurupu, discount.
rupu (noun 5/6), pl marupurupu, increase.
rupu (noun 5/6), pl marupurupu, rebate.
-rusha (verb), cause to fly.
-rusha (verb), cause to jump.
-rusha (verb), launch (a rocket, etc.).
-rusha (verb), throw off.
-rusha (verb), throw. Mtoto alirusha kitabu juu ya meza. the child
threw the book over the table.
-rusha akili (verb), cause someone to lose his head.
-rusha akili (verb), startle.
-rusha ndege (verb), fly an airplane. Rubani alirusha ndege juu angani.
the pilot flew the airplane over the air.
rusho (noun 5/6), pl marusho, jump. (< ruka V).
rusho (noun 5/6), pl marusho, throw.
rusho (noun 5/6), pl marusho, throwing away (act of).
-la rushwa (verb), accept a bribe.
-toa rushwa (verb), bribe. Alitoa rushwa kwa polisi. (s)he bribed the
police.
rushwa (noun 9/10), pl rushwa, bribe. police walipokea rushwa. the
police received a bribe.
rushwa (noun 9/10), pl rushwa, corruption.
rusu (noun 9/10), pl rusu, layer (of piled objects).
rusu (noun 9/10), pl rusu, level.
rusu (noun 9/10), pl rusu, row (of piled objects).
rusu (noun 9/10), pl rusu, stratum.
rusu (noun 9/10), pl rusu, tier.
rutuba (noun 9/10), pl rutuba, dampness. kuota imara kwenye rutuba ya
mapenzi [Moh]. to dream strongly in the dampness of love. (< Arabic).
rutuba (noun 9/10), pl rutuba, fertility (of land). ardhi ina rutuba.
The soil is fertile..
rutuba (noun 9/10), pl rutuba, moisture. ardhi ina rutuba. The soil is
moist..
rutuba (noun 9/10), pl rutuba, wetness.
-rutubika (verb), be damp. (< rutuba).
-rutubika (verb), be invigorated. Mimea imerutubika kwa mvua. the
plants have been invigorated by the rain. (< rutuba).
-rutubika (verb), be fertile. (< rutuba).
-rutubika (verb), be moist. (< rutuba).
-rutubika (verb), be refreshed. kwa kutia mbolea sasa shamba
limerutubishwa. The manure has made the field fertile.. (< rutuba).
-rutubisha (verb), fertilize.
-rutubisha (verb), improve the soil.
-rutubisha (verb), add manure.
-rutubisha (verb), moisten.
ruwaza (noun 9/10), pl ruwaza, model.
ruwaza (noun 9/10), pl ruwaza, pattern.
ruwaza (noun 9/10), pl ruwaza, sample.
ruya (noun 9/10), pl ruya, dream.
ruya (noun 9/10), pl ruya, vision.
-ruzu (verb), abandon hope.
-ruzu (verb), get into difficulties.
-ruzu (verb), be impoverished.
-ruzuku (verb), maintain.
-ruzuku (verb), preserve. (< riziki).
-ruzuku (verb), provide for. (< riziki).
-ruzuku (verb), supply food and other needs. Huyu ameniruzuku na chakula
cha kutosha. This person has supplied me with enough food and other
things.
-ruzuku (verb), support.
-ruzuku (verb), store up. (< riziki).
ruzuna (noun 9/10), pl ruzuna, children's cough medicine.
ruzuna (noun 9/10), pl ruzuna, medicine for madness.
ruzuna (noun 9/10), pl ruzuna, medicine for whooping cough. dawa ya
ruzuna. a medicine for whooping cough..
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-saa (verb), be left over.
-saa (verb), linger.
-saa (verb), remain.
-saa (verb), stay.
saa (noun 9/10), pl saa, clock. saa ya ukuta. wall clock..
saa (noun 9/10), pl saa, hour. saa ngapi?. What time is it?.
saa (noun 9/10), pl saa, time. nusu saa. half an hour..
saa (noun 9/10), pl saa, watch (timepiece). saa ya mkono. wrist watch..
saa ya mfuko (noun 9/10), pl saa za mfuko, pocket watch.
saada (adjective), grand.
saada (adjective), lordly.
saada (noun 9/10), pl saada, aid.
saada (noun 9/10), pl saada, assistance.
saada (noun 9/10), pl saada, help.
saada (noun 9/10an), pl saada, lady.
saada (noun 9/10an), pl saada, mistress.
saada (noun 9/10), pl saada, support.
saanda (noun 9/10), pl saanda, burial cloth. Maiti ilifinikwa saanda.
the corpse was covered with the burial cloth.
saanda (noun 9/10), pl saanda, shroud.
saari (noun 9/10), pl saari, price. [rare]
saari (noun 9/10), pl saari, face value( of money etc).
saari (noun 9/10), pl saari, value. [rare]
saba (adjective), seven. saba a saba. seventh.
saba (noun 9/10), pl saba, week. saba mbili.. two weeks.
Saba-Saba (noun), 7 July the Anniversary of TANU (=Tanzania National
Union).. Sherehe za sabasaba ziliadhimishwa na rais wa chama cha
wafanyakazi. The celebrations of the anniversary of TANU were addressed
by the chairman of the workers organization.
-sababisha (verb), cause. John alisababisha nyumba kuwasha moto. John
caused the house to catch fire. (< sababu).
-sababisha (verb), make happen. (< sababu).
-sababisha (verb), give as the reason for. Mtoto alisababisha nyumba
kushika moto. the child caused the house to catch fire.. (< sababu).
-sababisha (verb), regard as the cause of. (< sababu).
-sababishwa na (verb), be caused by.
-pata sababu (verb), find a reason.
kwa sababu (conjunction), because.
kwa sababu (conjunction), because.
kwa sababu gani (pronoun), why.
kwa sababu gani? (conjunction), for what reason?.
kwa sababu gani? (conjunction), why?.
ndio sababu (conjunction), for that reason.
ndio sababu (conjunction), therefore.
sababu (noun 9/10), pl sababu, cause. Sababu gani ulimpiga?. what
caused you to beat him/her.
sababu (noun 9/10), pl sababu, reason. Sababu ya kuchelewa ni mvua. for
what reason did you beat him.
sabaha (noun 5/6an), pl masabaha, successor (in an office).
-sabahi (verb), greet in the morning. Kidawa alimsabahi [Sul]. Kidawa
greeted him in the morning. (< Arabic).
-sabahi (verb), receive someone. Rais Clinton alimsabahi Rais Yeltsin
kutoka Russia. President Clinton received President Yeltsin from Russia.
(< Arabic).
-sabahi (verb), make a morning visit.
-sabahi (verb), wish someone good morning.
sabaini (adjective), seventy. John ana miaka sabini. John has seventy
years.
sabalheri (interjection), good morning. Sabalheri mama. good morning,
mother.
sabalkheri (interjection), good morning.
sabasi (noun 9/10), pl sabasi, dissension.
sabasi (noun 9/10), pl sabasi, enmity.
sabasi (noun 9/10), pl sabasi, hostility. Msichana yule ni sabasi. That
girl is hostile.
sabasi (noun 9/10), pl sabasi, ill-will.
sabatashara (adjective), seventeen. Mwalimu atafika terehe sabatashara.
The teacher will arrive on the 17th. [archaic]
-sabibisha (verb), cause. John alisabibisha nyumba kuwasha moto. John
caused the house to catch fire. (< sababu).
-sabibisha (verb), make happen. (< sababu).
-sabibisha (verb), give as the reason for. Mtoto alisabibisha nyumba
kushika moto. The child gave the reason for the house to catch fire. (<
sababu).
-sabibisha (verb), regard as the cause of. (< sababu).
-sabidi (verb), arrange (a debt).
-sabidi (verb), settle (a debt).
-sabihi (verb), pay a morning call on someone.. Kila asubuhi, mwalimu
humsabihi mama yake kabla ya kwenda shule. "Every morning, the teacher
pays a call to his wife before leaving"..
-sabihi (verb), be face to face with someone.. Nilimsabihi yeye
mwenyewe. I have met with him face to face.
-sabihi (verb), wish someone good morning.
-sabiki (verb), go before.
-sabiki (verb), lead.
sabiki (noun 9/10), pl sabiki, cause. (< sabiki V).
sabiki (noun 9/10), pl sabiki, reason.
sabiki (noun 9/10), pl sabiki, supposition.
-sabili (verb), admit.
-sabili (verb), allow.
-sabili (verb), clear away.
-sabili (verb), loosen.
-sabili (verb), allow to pass.
-sabili (verb), have patience with someone..
-sabili (verb), permit.
-sabili (verb), relax.
-sabili (verb), relieve.
-sabili (verb), remove.
-sabili (verb), make room for.
-sabili (verb), make way for.
sabili (adjective), free.
sabili (adjective), mobile.
sabili (adjective), relaxed.
sabili (adjective), unimpeded.
sabili (noun 9/10), pl sabili, permission. (< sabili V).
sabili (noun 9/10), pl sabili, relaxation.
sabili (noun 9/10), pl sabili, relief.
sabili (noun 9/10), pl sabili, removal.
-sabilia (verb), let free. kumtoa mtoto wao mmoja wa kike na kumsabilia
ulimwengu wa kigeni [Moh]. to take one of their female children and to
let her free into a foreign land. (< Arabic).
-sabilika (verb), bado.
sabini (adjective), seventy. Nipe dola sabini. give me seventy dollars.
sabiti (adjective), firm. (< thabiti).
sabiti (adjective), reliable.
sabiti (adjective), secure.
sabiti (adjective), strong.
sabmarini (noun 9/10), pl sabmarini, submarine. Sabmarini inatembea
chini ya maji. a submarine is sailing under the water. (< eng).
sabule (noun 9/10), pl sabule, antechamber.
sabule (noun 9/10), pl sabule, hall.
sabule (noun 9/10), pl sabule, porch.
sabule (noun 9/10), pl sabule, reception room. Wageni walipumzika katika
sabule. The visitors retired to the reception room.
povu la sabuni (noun 5/6), pl mapovu ya sabuni, lather.
povu la sabuni (noun 5/6), pl mapovu ya sabuni, suds.
sabuni (noun 9/10), pl sabuni, soap. povu la sabuni.. soap bubbles.
-saburi (verb), be calm.
-saburi (verb), be patient.
-saburi (verb), be resigned. saburi yavuta heri.. to be resigned brings
good luck/tiddings.
-saburi (verb), wait. nisaburi.. wait for me.
saburi (noun 9/10), pl saburi, forebearance. saburi yavuta heri..
forebearance brings good tidings.
saburi (noun 9/10), pl saburi, patience. Saburi ni njema. patience is
good.
-saburia (verb), wait for.
-saburisha (verb), calm.
-saburisha (verb), pacify.
sadaka (noun 9/10), pl sadaka, alms. Mama alitoa sadaka kwa maskini.
the woman gave alms to the poor.
sadaka (noun 9/10), pl sadaka, charity. Rais alitowa sadaka kwa maskini.
The President offers charity to poor people.
sadaka (noun 9/10), pl sadaka, religious offering. sadaka ilipelekwa
msikitini. religious offering was taken to the Mosque.
sadaka (noun 9/10), pl sadaka, sacrifice. Twende tukatoe sadaka mzimuni.
let us go and offer sacrifice at the place where offerings are made to the
ancestors.
-sadaki (verb), give alms. (< sadaka).
-sadaki (verb), make a sacrifice. (< sadaka).
-sadifu (verb), be appropriate.
-sadifu (verb), coincide.
-sadifu (verb), correct.
-sadifu (verb), be exact.
-sadifu (verb), happen. (< Arabic).
-sadifu (verb), be proper.
-sadifu (verb), be right.
-sadifu (verb), turn out to be right.
-sadifu (verb), take place. (< Arabic).
-sadifu (verb), be true.
sadifu (adjective), correct.
sadifu (adjective), exact.
sadifu (adjective), proper.
sadifu (adjective), right. Mwalimu alimsadifu mwanafunzi darasani. The
teacher corrected the student in the classroom.
sadifu (adjective), true.
-sadiki (verb), believe. alikuwa ni tayari kusadiki kwamba majonzi yale
yalikuwa ni ya bure [Ya]. (s)he was ready to believe that that grief was
useless. (< Arabic).
-sadiki (verb), have confidence. Hakimu alimsadiki mwivi. the
judge/magistrate had confidence (believed) the thief.
-sadiki (verb), trust.
-sadikia (verb), bado.
sadikifu (adjective), credible. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), trusting. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), dependable. mfanyakazi msadikifu. a dependable
worker. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), honest. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), reliable. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), trustworthy. Mzee Ali ni mtu msadikifu. the old
man (elder) Ali is a trustworthy person. (< sadiki).
sadikifu (adjective), credulous. (< sadiki).
-sadikika (verb), be believable. Maneno yake yanaweza kusadikika. His
information is believable.
-sadikika (verb), be convincing.
-sadikika (verb), be credible.
-sadikika (verb), be trustworthy.
-sadikika (verb), be truthful.
-sadikisha (verb), believe firmly.
-sadikisha (verb), win confidence.
-sadikisha (verb), confirm. Tulisadikisha kwamba mama atafika kesho. we
confirmed that the woman (or mother) will arrive tommorrow..
-sadikisha (verb), convince. Mzee Ali alisadikisha kuwa hawa watoto ndio
waliiba pesa zake. The old man Ali, was convinced that these children are
the ones who stole his money.
-sadikisha (verb), make credible.
-sadikisha (verb), justify.
-sadikisha (verb), trust implicitly.
-sadikiwa (verb), be believable. Mhubiri alisadikiwa sana na wafuasi
wake. the preached was believed a lot by the faithfuls.
sadoka (noun 9), pl sadoka, cattle plague.
sadoka (noun 9), pl sadoka, rinderpest.
safa (noun 5/6), pl masafa, wavelength. Mzee alichoka baada ya safa moja
ya safari. the old man was tired after one wavelength of the journey.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, caravan.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, crowd of people.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, departure. Safari ya ndege yake ni leo
asubuhi. the departure of his/her airplane is today in the morning.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, expedition.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, journey. Mansuri alirejea katika safari
zake za kibiashara [Sul]. Mansuri went on his business journeys. (<
safiri V).
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, moment. safari hii sitasema naye.. I
will not speak with him this moment.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, time. safari iliyopita. The previous
time.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, trip. Safari hii tutazuru Afrika ya
Mashariki. This trip we shall visit East Africa.
safari (noun 9/10), pl safari, turn.
-safi (verb), clarify. safisha picha [filmu].. develop the film.
-safi (verb), clean.
-safi (verb), correct.
-safi (verb), defecate.
-safi (verb), put in order.
-safi (verb), purify.
safi (adjective), bright.
safi (adjective), candid.
safi (adjective), clean. Nyumba yake ilikuwa safi. His/her house was
clean.
safi (adjective), clear.
safi (adjective), fresh.
safi (adjective), genuine.
safi (adjective), honest.
safi (adjective), pure.
safi (adjective), real.
safi (adjective), transparent.
safi (adjective), true.
safi (adjective), unselfish.
-safidi (verb), arrange. (< persian).
-safidi (verb), clean.
-safidi (verb), put in order.
-safidia (verb), bado.
-safidika (verb), be clear.
-safidika (verb), be orderly. Aliipamba nyumba yake kwa kusafidika.
(s)he stuffed his/her house in an orderly manner.
-safidisha (verb), bado.
-safihi (verb), abuse. Yeye anasafihi watoto. (s)he abuses children.
-safihi (verb), be arrogant.
-safihi (verb), treat with contempt.
-safihi (verb), treat with derision.
-safihi (verb), be insolent.
-safihi (verb), insult. Mtoto alimsafihi mama yake. the child abused
his/her mother.
-safihi (verb), offend.
-safihi (verb), be rude.
-safihi (verb), scorn.
-safihi (verb), treat with scorn.
safihi (adjective), insolent.
safihi (adjective), offensive.
safihi (adjective), rude.
safihi (noun 9/10an), pl safihi, boor.
safihi (noun 9/10an), pl safihi, impudent person. Mtu mjeuri ni safihi.
an unjust person is an impudent person.
safihi (noun 9/10an), pl safihi, lout. mtu safihi. a lout person.
-safii (verb), abuse.
-safii (verb), be arrogant. (< Arabic).
-safii (verb), clarify with impertinence. (< Arabic).
-safii (verb), treat with contempt.
-safii (verb), treat with derision.
-safii (verb), be insolent.
-safii (verb), insult.
-safii (verb), offend.
-safii (verb), rectify with impertinence. Biti Kocho alimsafii Maksuudi
[Moh]. Biti Kocho recitified Maksuudi with impertinence. (< Arabic).
-safii (verb), be rude.
-safii (verb), treat with scorn.
safii (adjective), offensive.
safii (adjective), rude.
safii (noun 9/10an), pl safii, boor. Huyu ni mtoto safii mbele ya wazazi
wake. this is a boor child in front of her parents.
safii (noun 9/10an), pl safii, impudent person. mtu safii. an imprudent
person.
safii (noun 9/10an), pl safii, lout.
-safika (verb), be clean.
safina (noun 9/10), pl safina, Noah's Ark.
safina (noun 9/10), pl safina, boat. Safini ilifika bandarini. the boat
reached the port. [archaic]
Safina (noun 9/10), pl safina, long-distance bus line. [tanz]
safina (noun 9/10), pl safina, ship. [archaic]
-safiri (verb), set out on an expedition.
-safiri (verb), set out on a journey.
-safiri (verb), travel. Leo tutasafiri mapema. Today we shall travel
early.
-safirisha (verb), make preparations for a journey.
-safirisha (verb), send off.
-safirisha (verb), send out.
-safirisha (verb), transport. Meli itasafirisha bidhaa bandarini. the
ship will transport the goods to the port.
-safirisha (verb), convey goods or passengers. Mama atasafirisha watoto
kwa nyanya yao. the mother (woman) will transport the children to their
grandparents.
-safirisha (verb), export.
-safirisha (verb), send on a journey.
-safisha (verb), clarify.
-safisha (verb), clean. safisha kikombe. clean the cup.
-safisha (verb), put in order.
-safisha (verb), purify.
-safisha picha (verb), develop film. safisha picha. develop a photo
film.
-weka safu (verb), form a line or row.
safu (noun 9/10), pl safu, line. safu ya watu. a line of people.
safu (noun 9/10), pl safu, row. safu ya watu. a row of people.
safu (noun 9/10), pl safu, series. safu ya milima.. series of trees.
safu ya mlima (noun 9/10), pl safu, range of mountains.
safura (adjective), pale. safura a safura. pale.
safura (adjective), pallid. safura a safura. palid.
safura (noun 9), anemia. Ukosefu wa damu ni safura. lack of blood is
anemia.
safura (noun 9), hookworm disease.
safura (noun 9), jaundice.
safusafu (noun 9/10), pl safusafu, line.
safusafu (noun 9/10), pl safusafu, row.
safusafu (noun 9/10), pl safusafu, series.
-saga (verb), crush.
-saga (verb), grind. miye niliyetwanga nikachunga na vingine nikasaga
tumbawe... [Abd], akiyaswaga [majani] kwa miguu [Kez]. I pounded and
sieved them and the rest I ground into coral rags.
-saga (verb), commit an act of female homosexuality.
-saga (verb), have lesbian sex.
-saga (verb), mill. Maua alisaga mahindi mtamboni. Maua milled maize at
the.
-saga (verb), oppress.
-saga (verb), pulverize. saga meno. pulverize the teeth.
sagai (noun 9/10), pl sagai, assegai.
sagai (noun 9/10), pl sagai, javelin.
sagai (noun 9/10), pl sagai, spear (short).
-sagama (verb), be caught. [rare]
-sagama (verb), stick.
-sagana (verb), have lesbian sex with one another. Wanawake wanaweza
kusagana. women can have lesbian sex with one another.
-sagia (verb), bado.
-sagika (verb), be ground. Tangawizi inasagika. ginger is groundable.
-sagika (verb), be oppressed.
sago (adverb), continuously.
sago (adverb), without interruption.
sago (noun 9/10), pl sago, sago. (< hindi).
sagu (noun 9/10), pl sagu, sago. (< hindi).
-sagua (verb), deride.
-sagua (verb), laugh at.
saguo (noun 9), derision. (< sagua).
saguo (noun 9), laughing at someone (act of). (< sagua).
saguo (noun 9), mockery. (< sagua).
-sagwa (verb), be ground.
-sagwa (verb), be oppressed.
sahala (adjective), easy.
sahala (adjective), light.
-sahalia (verb), be easy. (< sahala).
-sahalia (verb), be light. (< sahala).
-sahalisha (verb), ease.
-sahalisha (verb), facilitate. Mvua ilisahalisha ukamwe. the rain
facilitated the drought.
-sahalisha (verb), lighten.
sahani (noun 9/10), pl sahani, cavity.
sahani (noun 9/10), pl sahani, depression.
sahani (noun 9/10), pl sahani, dish. sinia yenye buli la chai na sahani
ya mikate [Sul]. a tray of teapot and plate of bread. (< Arabic).
sahani (noun 9/10), pl sahani, plate. sahani za kaule.. porcelain
plates.
sahani (noun 9/10), pl sahani, record (phonograph). sahani ya santuri..
phonography records.
-sahau (verb), be careless.
-sahau (verb), fail to do something.
-sahau (verb), forget. Kusahau si kukumbuka. to forget is not to
remember.
-sahau (verb), be inattentive.
-sahau (verb), not remember.
sahau (noun 9/10), pl sahani, failure to remember something.
sahau (noun 9/10), pl sahani, lapse of memory. Mzee alikuwa na sahau,
hakumeza dawa zake. the old man had memory lapse, he did not take his
medicine.
-sahaulia (verb), bado.
sahaulifu (adjective), absent-minded.
sahaulifu (adjective), forgetful.
sahaulifu (adjective), inattentive.
-sahaulika (verb), bado.
-sahaulisha (verb), cause to forget. Ulevi ulimsahaulisha kula dawa.
drunkardness caused him to forget taking medicine.
-sahaulisha (verb), cause to be inattentive.
-sahauliwa (verb), be forgotten.
sahib (noun 5/6an), pl masahib, friend. Sahib ni rafiki mzuri. Sahib is
a good friend.
sahib (noun 9/10an), pl sahib, master.
sahib (noun 5/6an), pl masahib, sir.
sahibu (noun 9/10an), pl sahibu, friend. Sahibu ni rafiki mzuri. Sahibu
is a good friend.
sahibu (noun 9/10an), pl sahibu, master.
sahibu (noun 9/10an), pl sahibu, sir.
sahifa (noun 9/10), pl sahifa, page (of a book). [rare]
sahifu (noun 9/10), pl sahifu, page (of a book). [rare]
-sahihi (verb), attest.
-sahihi (verb), authenticate.
-sahihi (verb), correct. Mwalimu alisahihisha kazi za wanafunzi. the
teacher corrected the work of the students.
-sahihi (verb), proofread.
-sahihi (verb), prove.
-sahihi (verb), sign.
-sahihi (verb), validate. Mzee alisahihisha historia ya jamii yako. the
old man validated the history of your family.
sahihi (adjective), correct.
sahihi (adjective), genuine. Mazungumzo ya mzee ni sahihi kabisa. the
talk of the old man is very genuine.
sahihi (adjective), right.
sahihi (adjective), true.
sahihi (adjective), valid.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, attestation.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, authentication.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, correction.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, guarantee.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, proof.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, revision.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, security.
sahihi (noun 9/10), pl sahihi, signature. alama nyeusi ya dole gumba,
sahihi ya mpishi [Ya]. a black mark on the thumb is the sign of a cook.
(< Arabic: sahihi V).
-sahihia (verb), bado.
sahihifu (adjective), correct.
sahihifu (adjective), genuine.
sahihifu (adjective), right.
sahihifu (adjective), true.
sahihifu (adjective), valid.
-sahihika (verb), bado.
-sahihisha (verb), attest.
-sahihisha (verb), authenticate.
-sahihisha (verb), correct.
-sahihisha (verb), proofread.
-sahihisha (verb), prove.
-sahihisha (verb), sign.
-sahihisha (verb), validate.
sahihisho (noun 5/6), pl masahihisho, attestation. (< sahihi).
sahihisho (noun 5/6), pl masahihisho, authentication. (< sahihi).
sahihisho (noun 5/6), pl masahihisho, confirmation. (< sahihi).
sahihisho (noun 5/6), pl masahihisho, correction. Wanafunzi walifanya
sahihisho la kosa lao. the students made a correction of their mistakes.
(< sahihi).
sahihisho (noun 5/6), pl masahihisho, revision. Sahihisho ya hiki kitabu
ilifanyiwa na mwalimu wetu. the revision of this book was done by our
teacher. (< sahihi).
Saidi (noun 9/10an), pl saidi, lord.
saidi (noun 5/6an), pl masaidi, master. [hist]
saidi (noun 5/6an), pl masaidi, ruler. [hist]
-saidia (verb), aid.
-saidia (verb), approve.
-saidia (verb), assist. Pope alisaidia watu maskini. the Pope assisted
poor people.
-saidia (verb), defend.
-saidia (verb), favor.
-saidia (verb), help.
-saidia (verb), promote.
-saidia (verb), protect.
-saidia (verb), sanction.
-saidia (verb), support.
-saidiana (verb), assist each other. Wakulima walisaidiana katika kazi
za shamba. the farmers assisted each other in their farm work.
-saidiana na (verb), help one another. Watu wa kijiji walisaidiana na
serikali kukomesha uhalifu. the villagers helped one another with the
government to curb crime.
-saidika (verb), bado.
-saidiwa (verb), be aided. Mwanafunzi alisadiwa kulipa ada za shule.
the student was aided to pay school fees.
-saidiwa (verb), be assisted. Mgonjwa alisaidiwa kutembea. the patient
was assisted to walk.
-saidiwa (verb), be helped.
-saidiza (verb), bado.
saikoloji (noun 9/10), pl saikoloji, psychology. (< engl).
saikolojia (noun 9/10), pl saikolojia, psychology. (< engl).
-saili (verb), ask. Baba alimsaili mama swali. father asked mother a
question.
-saili (verb), examine.
-saili (verb), inquire.
-saili (verb), interrogate. (< Arabic).
-saili (verb), investigate.
-saili (verb), question. (< Arabic).
-sailia (verb), bado.
-sailiana (verb), investigate one another.
-sailisha (verb), bado.
-sailiwa (verb), be examined. Mwivi alisailiwa na polisi. the thief was
examined by the police.
-sailiwa (verb), be questioned.
-sailiwa (verb passive), be asked. watumishi wote walioitwa kusailiwa na
Bi Tamima walitazamana [Moh]. all the workers who were called to be asked
by mrs. Tamima looked at each other.
-sairi (verb), hug the shore. [naut]
saini (noun 9/10), pl saini, mark. tia/weka saini.. put a mark. (<
engl).
saini (noun 9/10), pl saini, sign. tia/weka saini.. put a sign. (<
engl).
saini (noun 9/10), pl saini, signature. tia/weka saini.. put a
signature. (< engl).
-sairi (verb), loll about (in the water)..
-sairi (verb), paddle (in the water)..
-sairi (verb), pound a residue on the side of a mortar..
saisi (noun 5/6an), pl masaisi, coachman.
saisi (noun 5/6an), pl masaisi, groom.
saiti (noun 9/10), pl saiti, turn signal (of a car). dereva hakutoa
saiti. The driver did not give a turn signal. (< engl).
saizi (noun 9/10), pl saizi, size. Yeye anavaa viatu saizi nane. the
size of his/her shoes is size eight. (< engl).
sajin (noun 5/6an), pl masajin, sergeant. (< engl).
-saka (verb), catch (in a trap). Paka alimsaka panya. the cat caught
the rat.
-saka (verb), chase (wild animals by driving).
-saka (verb), hunt (wild animals by driving).
-saka (verb), look carefully.
-saka (verb), round up.
-saka (verb), search. tumemsaka kila kipembe [Moh]. we have searched
for him/her in every corner.
-saka (verb), swoop.
saka-mke-wangu (noun 9), children's game. kuimba na kuimbiwa nyimbo,
kucheza saka-mke-wangu [Moh]. to sing and to have songs sang for, to play
the children's game.
-sakafiwa (verb), be made of concrete or cement (a floor). nyumba zake
zilikuwa zimeezekwa bati, zimepangika, na kusakafiwa vyema [Sul]. (<
Arabic).
sakafu (noun 9/10), pl sakafu, floor (of a hard-patched mud or
concrete).. Sakafu ya nyumba ilivunjika baada ya mteremko wa ardhi. the
floor of the house broke after an earth tremor.
sakafu (noun 9/10), pl sakafu, roof (of a flat-roofed clay or stone
building).. nyumba ya sakafu. a clay/stone roofed building.
-sakama (verb), be caught (of an animal in a trap).. mwiba wa samaki
umemsakama kooni.. the fish trap caught it at the throat.
-sakama (verb), be trapped.
-sakama (verb), be stuck. mwiba wa samaki umemsakama kooni.. the fish
trap stuck it at the throat.
-sakamisha (verb), fasten.
-sakamisha (verb), secure.
-sakara (verb), be exhausted.
-sakara (verb), be debilitated.
-sakara (verb), overeat.
-sakarika (verb), be debilitated.
-sakarika (verb), be exhausted.
-sakarika (verb), overeat.
-sakata (verb), beat. Kwenye gwaride la harusi, Hamisi alisakata ngoma
vizuri. In the wedding parade, Hamisi beat the drum well.
-sakata (verb), devour.
-sakata (verb), eat up.
-sakata (verb), finish off.
-sakata (verb), hit.
-sakata (verb), strike.
saketi ya umeme (noun), electric circuit.
-saki (verb), affect deeply.
-saki (verb), afflict.
-saki (verb), hurt.
-saki (verb), have a profound influence.
-saki (verb), move. Gari lilisaki polepole katika matope. the car moved
slowly in the mud.
-saki (verb), press. njaa inasaki. hunger is pressing.
-saki (verb), squeeze. njaa inasaki. hunger is squeezing.
-saki (verb), be tight. njaa inasaki. hunger is tight.
-saki (verb), fit tightly.
-sakia (verb), bado.
-sakifia (verb), bado.
-sakifika (verb), bado.
-sakifisha (verb), bado.
-sakifiwa (verb), be cemented (i.e. a floor or pavement or roof).
-sakifu (verb), make a (hard-packed) mud or concrete floor..
-sakifu (verb), pack mud.
-sakifu (verb), pave.
-sakika (verb), bado.
-sakimu (verb), be ailing. [rare]
-sakimu (verb), be ill. [rare]
-sakini (verb), live in a place.
-sakini (verb), settle down.
-sakini (verb), settle in a place.
-sakini (verb), shaving the head so that only a tuft or strip is left in
the middle.
-sakini (verb), stay in a place.
-sakisha (verb), bado.
-sakiti (verb), appease.
-sakiti (verb), diminish.
-sakiti (verb), reduce.
-sakiti (verb), soothe.
sakitu (noun 9/10), pl sakitu, (white) frost.
sakitu (noun 9/10), pl sakitu, hoarfrost.
-sakiwa (verb), bado.
-sakiza (verb), bado.
sakubimbi (noun 9/10), pl sakubimbi, gossip.
sakubimbi (noun 9/10), pl sakubimbi, sneak.
sakubimbi (noun 9/10an), pl sakubimbi, talebearer.
sakubimbi (noun 9/10an), pl sakubimbi, troublemaker.
sala (noun 9/10), pl sala, prayer. sala ya Bwana.. Lord's prayer.
-pa salaam (verb), greet.
-pa salaam (verb), salute.
-peana salaam (verb), greet each other.
-pokea salaam (verb), accept a greeting.
-toa salaam (verb), greet.
-toa salaam (verb), salute.
salaam (adjective), calm. mwisho salama.. calm ending.
salaam (adjective), favorable. mwisho salama.. favorable ending.
salaam (adjective), flourishing.
salaam (adjective), peaceful. mwisho salama.. peaceful ending.
salaam (adjective), prosperous.
salaam (adjective), safe. mwisho salama.. safe ending.
salaam (adjective), safe and sound.
salaam (adjective), satisfactory. mwisho salama.. satisfactory ending.
salaam (adjective), unharmed. mwisho salama.. unharmed ending.
salaam (adverb), in perfectly good order.
salaam (adverb), (quite) safely.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, bow. toa [pa] salamu.. bow in greetings.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, greeting.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, health.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, message.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, peace.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, salutation of a letter.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, security.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, tranquility.
salaam (noun 9/10), pl salaam, well-being.
saladi (noun 9/10), pl saladi, lettuce. Mama alitengeneza saladi kwa
chakula cha mchana. mother made salad for lunch. (< engl).
saladi (noun 9/10), pl saladi, salad. (< engl).
salala (adjective), interj. of surprise.. Sivizuri kumpigia salala mtu.
it is not good to express surprise on somebody.
salala (interjection), exclamation of astonishment (God forbid!).
Salala! Hatari! Subira alibana meno [Sul]. Salala! dangerous! Subira
crushed the teeth. (< Arabic).
salala (interjection), God forbid!. Salala! Hatari! Subira alibana
meno [Sul]. God forbid! dangerous! Subira crushed the teeth. (<
Arabic).
salala (noun 9/10), pl salala, chine.
salala (noun 9/10), pl salala, fillet.
salala (noun 9/10), pl salala, meat (from near backbone). John alinunua
salala kutengeneza mchuzi. John bought meat to make soup.
salala (noun 9/10), pl salala, sirloin.
salale (interjection), exclamation of astonishment. (< Arabic).
salama (adjective), secure. Mtaa huu kuna salama. this neighborhood is
secure.
salama (adjective), calm. mwisho salama.. calm ending.
salama (adjective), favorable. mwisho salama.. favorable ending.
salama (adjective), peaceful. mwisho salama.. peaceful ending.
salama (adjective), safe. mwisho salama.. safe ending.
salama (adjective), satisfactory. mwisho salama.. satisfactory ending.
salama (adjective), unharmed. mwisho salama.. unharmed ending.
salama (adverb), in perfectly good order.
salama (adverb), (quite) safely. Tunaishi kwa salama sasa baada ya mwivi
kushikwa. we are now living safely after the thief was arrested.
salama (noun 9), health.
salama (noun 9), sound health. wakimsikiliza akipaparika na kumwombea
salama [Moh]. they were listening to him/her as (s)he quivered and prayed
for his/her good health. (< Arabic).
salama (noun 9), peace. salama njema. good peace.
salama (noun 9), safety. (< Arabic).
salama (noun 9), salvation. (< Arabic).
salama (noun 9), security. salama ya watu. security of the people.
salama (noun 9), tranquility.
salama (noun 9), well-being.
salama salimini (phrase), safe and sound. kishajifungua salama usalimini
[Moh]. it has opened itself safely and soundly.
-pa salamu (verb), greet.
-pa salamu (verb), salute.
-peana salamu (verb), greet each other.
-pokea salamu (verb), accept a greeting.
-toa salamu (verb), greet.
-toa salamu (verb), salute.
salamu (adjective), flourishing.
salamu (adjective), prosperous.
salamu (adjective), safe and sound.
salamu (noun 9/10), pl salamu, bow.
salamu (noun 9/10), pl salamu, greeting. msichana baada ya salamu
akamwuliza mwalimu kuhusu 'kile kitu' [Muk]. after the greetings, the
girl asked the teacher about everything. (< Arabic).
salamu (noun 9/10), pl salamu, peace. Salamu iwe juu yenu. peace be
with you.
salamu (noun 9/10), pl salamu, salutation. toa [pa] salamu.. give
salutation.
salasila (noun 9/10), pl salasila, anchorchain. Wafungwa walifungwa na
salasila. the convicts were bound with anchorchain. [naut]
salasila (noun 9/10), pl salasila, chain.
salata (noun 9), want of consideration.
salata (noun 9), harshness.
salata (noun 9), ruthlessness.
salata (noun 9), sarcasm.
salata (noun 9), sharpness.
-sali (verb), pray. alianza kusali kimya kimya [Kez]. (s)he started
praying slowly by slowly. (< Arabic).
-salia (verb), intercede for.
-salia (verb), pray for. 'Mtumeeee,' alisalia Tamima [Moh]. "Mtumeeee"
prayed for Tamima.
-salia (verb), stay for. Waislamu husaliwa maiti msikitini. Muslims
stay for a corpse in the Mosque.
-salia (verb applicative), remain over. kuna jengo kubwa la Wajerumani
lililosalia mpaka sasa [Kez]. there is a big German building that has
remained over upto now.
-salia mtume (verb), stop to do harm.
-saliana (verb), bado.
salihi (adjective), of good character.
salihi (adjective), in good condition.
salihi (adjective), good.
salihi (adjective), honest. Juma hasemi uongo, ni mtu salihi. Juma does
not tell lies, he is an honest person.
salihi (adjective), proper.
salihi (adjective), sound.
salihi (adjective), suitable.
salihi (adjective), upright.
salihi (adjective), useful.
salihina (noun 9/10an), pl salahina, devout person.
salihina (noun 9/10an), pl salahina, god-fearing person. (< salihi A).
salihina (noun 9/10an), pl salahina, honest person.
salihina (noun 9/10an), pl salahina, incorruptible person.
salihina (noun 9/10an), pl salahina, pious person.
salili (noun 9/10an), pl salili, duck (various species).
-salim (verb), greet. (< abbr. for salimia).
Salim (noun 1), Salim. Jina lake ni Salim. His name is Salim. [proper
name]
-salimia (verb), accost.
-salimia (verb), congratulate. Ali alimsalimia babu yake. Ali
congratulated his grandfather.
-salimia (verb), greet. Salimie wazazi. Greet the parents.
-salimia (verb), give someone regards.
-salimia (verb), salute.
-salimiana (verb), greet each other. Wagenu walisalimiana kabla ya kula.
the visitors greeted each other before eating.
-salimika (verb), bado.
salimini (adverb), in perfectly good order.
salimini (adverb), safely. Wasafiri walifika salimini wote. all the
travellers arrived safely. (< Arabic).
-salimisha (verb), make safe. Amina alisalimisha nyumba dhidi ya wezi.
Amina made the house safe because of the thieves.
-salimisha (verb), save.
-salimisha (verb causative), give up. (< Arabic).
-salimisha (verb causative), hand over. akaanza kuiandalia saa
atakayojisalimisha kwa yule kijana [Sul]. she started to make
preparations for the time she would hand herself over to that young man.
(< Arabic).
-salimisha (verb causative), surrender. (< Arabic).
-salimiwa (verb), be greeted. Nyanya alisalimiwa na mama. the
grandmother was greeted by the woman (mother).
-salimiwa (verb), be saluted. Kiongozi alisalimiwa na askari. the
leader was saluted by the soldier(s).
-salimu (verb), bow.
-salimu (verb), capitulate.
-salimu (verb), congratulate.
-salimu (verb), deliver. salimu roho.. give up the ghost or spirit
(die).
-salimu (verb), entrust.
-salimu (verb), greet.
-salimu (verb), hand over. salimu roho.. hand over the spirit (die).
-salimu (verb), rescue.
-salimu (verb), salute.
-salimu (verb), save.
-salimu (verb), surrender.
-salimu (verb), yield.
-salimu roho (verb), die.
-salimu roho (verb), give up the ghost.
-salimu roho (verb), hand over the spirit.
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, corpse. (< salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, leftovers. Watoto walikula salio la
chakula cha usiku. the children ate the left overs of the dinner. (<
salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, relic. (< salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, remains. (< salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, reminder. (< salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, remnant. (< salia V).
salio (noun 5/6), pl masalio, vestige. (< salia V).
-salisha (verb), cause to pray.
-salisha (verb), lead prayers. Mchungaji alisalisha adhuhuri. the
priest led the noon prayers.
-saliti (verb), adulterate.
-saliti (verb), alienate. mgeni ndiye aliyetusaliti.. the visitor is
the one who alienated us.
-saliti (verb), annoy.
-saliti (verb), betray. kuusaliti uanaume wake [Muk]. the betray his
manhood. (< Arabic).
-saliti (verb), cheat.
-saliti (verb), confuse.
-saliti (verb), deceive. (< Arabic).
-saliti (verb), disturb.
-saliti (verb), falsify.
-saliti (verb), irritate.
-saliti (verb), mix. ukisaliti jinsi mbili za mchanga huu utapata
mchanga mzuri.. If you mix two kinds of this sand, you will get good
sand.
-saliti (verb), put together. ukisaliti jinsi mbili za mchanga huu
utapata mchanga mzuri.. if you mix two kinds of this sand, you will get
good sand.
-saliti (verb), be sarcastic.
-saliti (verb), be sharp.
-saliti (verb), stir up.
-saliti (verb), set at variance. mgeni ndiye aliyetusaliti.. the
visitor is the one who set us at variance.
-salitia (verb), bado.
-salitiwa (verb), be adulterated.
-salitiwa (verb), be betrayed.
-pokea saluti (verb), accept a greeting.
-pokea saluti (verb), be made welcome. Rais alipokea saluti kutoka kwa
wanajeshi wa mjini. the President received a welcome from the city
police/soldiers.
-saluti (verb), greeting. pokea saluti.. take greetings. (< engl).
-saluti (verb), salute. pokea saluti.. take a salute. (< engl).
-sama (verb), choke.
-sama (verb), jam.
-sama (verb), stick in the throat.
-sama (verb), stop up.
samadari (noun 9/10), pl samadari, kind of wooden bed (commonly Indian).
aliparamia kitanda cha samadari [Sul]. (s)he quickly climbed into the
wooden bed. (< Hindi (kitanda cha s)).
samadari (noun 9/10), pl samadari, bedstead (non-African).
samadi (noun 9/10), pl samadi, dung.
samadi (noun 9/10), pl samadi, fertilizer (natural manure mixed with
ashes).. Samadi ya chooo ni nzuri kwa ukulima. manure is good for
farming.
samadi (noun 9/10), pl samadi, manure. samadi ya nyasi. manure.
samaha (noun 5/6), pl masamaha, deliverance.
samaha (noun 5/6), pl masamaha, forgiveness.
samaha (noun 5/6), pl masamaha, liberation.
samaha (noun 5/6), pl masamaha, pardon.
samaha (noun 5/6), pl masamaha, salvation.
samahani (interjection), excuse me. Samahani kwa kutokuona. excuse me
for not seeing you.
samahani (interjection), forgive me. Samahani kwa kuchelewa. forgive me
for being late.
samahani (interjection), pardon me.
samahani (interjection), sorry.
samaki (noun 9/10an), pl samaki, fish (in gen.). Samaki mmoja akioza,
wote wameoza. One bad fish infects all the rest (proverb)..
samaki mbichi (noun 9/10), pl samaki, fresh fish.
samaki mkavu (noun 9/10), pl samaki, dried fish.
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, article of furniture. (< hindi).
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, implement.
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, instrument.
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, piece of (moveable) property.
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, tool. samani za mwashi.. stone mason's
tools.
samani (noun 9/10), pl samani, utensil.
samawari (noun 9/10), pl samawari, coffee-urn.
samawari (noun 9/10), pl samawari, urn.
samawati (noun 9/10), pl samawati, azure (color). Ana macho rangi ya
samawati. (s)he has azure (color) eyes.
samawati (noun 9/10), pl samawati, sky. rangi ya samawati. sky color.
samawi (noun 9/10), pl samawati, azure (color).
samawi (noun 9/10), pl samawi, sky.
samawi (noun), sky.
-sambaa (verb), be spread.
-sambaa (verb), spread widely.
-sambaa (verb), be scattered about. Wanyama walisambaa mbugani kwa
kumwogopa simba. the animals scattered in the park because of fearing the
liion.
-sambaa (verb), be spread about.
-sambalia (verb), bado.
-sambalika (verb), bado.
-sambalisha (verb), bado.
sambamba (adverb), alongside. Baba na ndugu walitembea sambamba. father
and brother walked alongside each other.
sambamba (adverb), parallel. mistari iliyo sambamba.. parallell lines.
sambamba (adverb), shoulder to shoulder.
sambamba (adverb), side by side.
sambamba (adverb), simultaneously. mistari iliyo sambamba..
simultaneous lines.
-sambaratika (verb), disintegrate. Nyumba ilisambaratika kwa kupigwa na
mvua. the house disintegrated because of being hit by the rains.
-sambaza (verb causative), open.
-sambaza (verb causative), spread. Padri alisambaza mikono [Kez]. the
padre spread the hands.
sambusa (noun 9/10), pl sambusa, meat pie (small and spicy).
sambusa (noun 9/10), pl sambusa, pastry made of meat onions and pepper.
Sambusa hutengenezwa na nyama ya kusaga, vitunguu, na pilpili. pastry is
made of minced meat, onions and pepper.
-samehe (verb), forgive. samehe makosa.. forgive mistakes.
-samehe (verb), give up. nimeitafuta sikuiona, kwa hiyo nimeisamehe.. I
have looked for it and I did not find it, so I have given up.
-samehe (verb), neglect. (< Arabic).
-samehe (verb), pardon. samehe makosa.. pardon mistakes.
-samehe (verb), pass over.
-samehe (verb), remit.
-samehe (verb), rescue. [rare]
-samehe (verb), save. [rare]
-samehe (verb), stop trying.
-sameheka (verb potential), be forgivable. kwikwi ya mama wa marehemu
ambayo inasameheka [Sul]. the sobbing of the mother of the deceased that
is forgivable.
-samehewa (verb), be pardoned. Alisamehewa kwa uzee wake. (s)he was
pardoned because of his/her old age.
samesame (noun 9/10an), pl samesame, red ant (kind of).
samesame (noun 9/10), pl samesame, bead (of red glass).
samli (noun 9/10), pl samli, clarified butter. samli ni senti arobaini
[Ya]. clarified butter is forty cents. (< Arabic).
samli (noun 9/10), pl samli, ghee. Alipika chapati na samli. (s)he
cooked pancake-shaped bread with ghee. (< Arabic).
sampletest (prefix), sampletest.
sampuli (noun 9/10), pl sampuli, example. Mama hapendi vipuli sampuli
hii. (< engl).
sampuli (noun 9/10), pl sampuli, model. (< engl).
sampuli (noun 9/10), pl sampuli, sample. Nipe sampuli yake nione. give
me his/her sample to see. (< engl).
samuli (noun 9/10), pl sampuli, clarified butter.
samuli (noun 9/10), pl sampuli, ghee. [rare]
-sana (verb), forge (something).
-sana (verb), hammer (something).
sana (adverb), to a great extent. tazamia sana.. be immersed to a great
extent.
sana (adverb), extremely.
sana (adverb), a great deal. Ninampenda sana. I like him/her a great
deal.
sana (adverb), to a high degree. tazamia sana.. be immersed into a high
degree.
sana (adverb), at the most. Sana, yeye hufika nyumbani dakika tano
mapema. at the most, (s)he arrives home five minutes earlier.
sana (adverb), very much. tazamia sana.. be immersed very much.
sana (adverb), very. tazamia sana.. be very immersed.
-sanaa (verb), construct.
-sanaa (verb), fabricate.
-sanaa (verb), make.
sanaa (noun 9/10), pl sanaa, artwork. sanaa za kuchora. artwork.
sanaa (noun 9/10), pl sanaa, skilled craftsmanship (work of).
-sanalia (verb), bado.
sanamaki (noun 9/10), pl sanamaki, senna (used as a purgative)..
Sanamaki ni dawa ya tumbo chafu. senna is a medicine for stomach upset.
mchonga sanamu (noun 1/2), pl wachonga sanamu, sculptor.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, diagram.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, figure. sanamu ya Vasco de Gama. the
figure of Vasco de Gama.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, idol. ibada ya sanamu.. idol worship.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, image. ibada ya sanamu.. image of
worship.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, painting.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, photograph.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, picture.
sanamu (noun 9/10), pl sanamu, statue. aliitazama sanamu ya Yesu [Kez].
(s)he looked at the statute of Jesus.
sanati (noun 9/10), pl sanati, year (in dating letters).
sanda (noun 9/10), pl sanda, burial cloth. Maiti alifunikwa sanda baada
ya kuoshwa. the corpse was covered with the burial cloth after it was
washed.
sanda (noun 9/10), pl sanda, shroud.
sandali (noun 9/10), pl sandali, sandalwood. mafuta ya sandali.
sandalwood oil.
sandarusi (noun 9/10), pl sandarusi, gum copal.
sandarusi (noun 9/10), pl sandarusi, resin.
sanduku (noun 5/6), pl masanduku, box. sanduku la kupiga kura.. ballot
box.
sanduku (noun 5/6), pl masanduku, case. sanduku ya nguo. suitcase.
sanduku (noun 5/6), pl masanduku, chest. analigeukia sanduku na kutoa
nguo ya Luciana [Muk]. (s)he turned to the chest and removed the cloth of
Luciana. (< Arabic).
sanduku (noun 5/6), pl masanduku, suitcase.
sanduku (noun 5/6), pl masanduku, trunk.
-sangaa (verb), admire.
-sangaa (verb), be amazed. alisangaa alipomwona simba msituni. (s)he
was amazed on seeing the lion in the forest.
-sangaa (verb), be astonished.
-sangaa (verb), be dumbfounded.
-sangaa (verb), be enraptured.
-sangaa (verb), be filled with enthusiasm.
-sangaa (verb), be perplexed.
-sangaa (verb), be shocked.
-sangaa (verb), stare.
-sangaa (verb), be stupefied.
-sangaa (verb), be thrilled.
sangara (noun 9/10an), pl sangara, red ant.
-sangaza (verb), shock.
-sangaza (verb), surprise. Alisangaza watu wote kwa kuruka kutoka
dirishani. (s)he surprised everybody for jumping through the window.
-sanifisha (verb), compose.
-sanifisha (verb), edit.
-sanifisha (verb), invent.
-sanifisha (verb), do skillfully.
-sanifisha (verb), standardize.
-sanifisha (verb), do work with skill.
-sanifiwa (verb), be properly composed.
-sanifiwa (verb), be properly crafted.
-sanifu (verb), do an artful job. kazi sanifu. an artful job.
-sanifu (verb), compose.
-sanifu (verb), craft.
-sanifu (verb), invent.
-sanifu (verb), be proper.
-sanifu (verb), work skillfully. mfanyakazi alisanifu. a skillful
worker.
-sanifu (verb), write.
sanifu (adjective), grammatical. Anazungumza Kiswahili sanifu. (s)he
spoke standard Kiswahili.
sanifu (adjective), standard. mpishi sanifu. a standard cook.
-sanii (verb), produce a work of art. Alisanii choro. (s)he produced a
work of art.
-sanii (verb), construct.
-sanii (verb), craft.
-sanii (verb), fabricate.
-sanii (verb), invent.
-sanii (verb), make (something).
-sanii (verb), make with skill.
-sanjari (verb), accompany. (< pers).
-sanjari (verb), escort. (< pers).
-sanjari (verb), follow in succession. (< pers).
-sanjari (verb), move in a line or column. wanajeshi wanatembea sanjari.
the soldiers are moving in a column/line. (< pers).
sanjari (adverb), in column formation.. (< pers).
sanjari (adverb), in single file. Wanajeshi walisimama sanjari mbele ya
rais. the soldiers stood in a single file in front of the President. (<
pers).
sansuri (noun 9/10an), pl sansuri, barracuda.
sansuri (noun 9/10), pl sansuri, large knife with a blunt edge.
sahani ya santuri (noun 9/10), pl sahani za santuri, phonograph record.
santuri (noun 9/10), pl santuri, gramophone.
santuri (noun 9/10), pl santuri, musical instrument resembling a zither.
santuri (noun 9/10), pl santuri, barrel organ (or other devices).
santuri (noun 9/10), pl santuri, phonograph.
-sanya (verb), collect.
-sanya (verb), gather.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, corpse.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, leftovers.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, relic.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, remainder.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, remains.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, remnant.
sao (noun 5/6), pl masao, vestige.
-sapa (verb), spiel (to attract customers).
-sapa (verb), make a clean sweep..
-sapa (verb), take everything one has.
-sapa (verb), tout (to attract customers).
-sapasapa (verb), spiel (to attract customers).
-sapasapa (verb), make a clean sweep..
-sapasapa (verb), take everything one has.
-sapasapa (verb), tout (to attract customers).
sapatu (noun 5/6), pl masapatu, plaited cording to support a bed.
sapatu (noun 9/10), pl sapatu, slipper. akachagua [...] sapatu za
shilingi mbili [Sul]. (s)he chose slippers of two shillings. (< port).
sarabi (noun 9/10), pl sarabi, mirage.
sarafa la ndevu (noun 5/6), pl masharafa ya ndevu, long flowing beard.
sharafa la ndevu or ndevu za sharafa.. long flowing beard. (< sharifu
V).
sarafu (noun 9/10), pl sarafu, (small) change.
sarafu (noun 9/10), pl sarafu, coin.
sarafu (noun 9/10), pl sarafu, exchange rate. Sarafu ya dola iko juu
katika soko la biashara. the exchange rate of the dollar is high in the
market.
saraka (noun 9/10), pl saraka, drawer (of a chest of drawers or a table
or desk).. (< pers).
sarakasi (noun 9/10), pl sarakasi, circus. Watoto walikwenda kuona
sarakasi na kufurahi. the children went to see the circus and to be
happy. (< engl).
sarara (noun 9/10), pl sarara, chine.
sarara (noun 9/10), pl sarara, fillet.
sarara (noun 9/10), pl sarara, sirloin. nyama ya sarara. sirloin meat.
sare (adverb), alike.
sare (adverb), equally.
sare (adverb), at the same time.
sare (adverb), simultaneously.
sare (noun 9/10), pl sare, draw. Timu ya USA na Brazili walikwenda sare.
The US and Brazilian teams drew. [sport]
sare (noun 9/10), pl sare, incision made in the ritual of blood
brotherhood.
sare (noun 9/10), pl sare, name given to child just after birth.
sare (noun 9/10), pl sare, nickname.
sare (noun 9/10), pl sare, tie. [sport]
sari (noun 9/10), pl sari, dress-like wrap.
sari (noun 9/10), pl sari, woman's garment. Sari ni vaazi la mila ya
kihindi la wanawake. Sari is a traditional dressing of Indian women. (<
hindi).
sarifa (noun 9/10), pl sarifa, (small) change.
sarifa (noun 9/10), pl sarifa, coin.
sarifa (noun 9/10), pl sarifa, exchange rate.
-sarifika (verb potential), be easily used. (< Arabic).
-sarifika (verb potential), be manageable. (< Arabic).
-sarifu (verb), arrange. sarifu maneno [mwandiko] kwa uzuri.. arrange
your writing properly.
-sarifu (verb), have a good command of a language. sarifu maneno
[mwandiko] kwa uzuri.. have a good command of words.
-sarifu (verb), exchange money.
-sarifu (verb), use words grammatically.
-sarifu (verb), put in order. sarifu maneno [mwandiko] kwa uzuri.. put
the information in order.
-sarifu (verb), use words with style.
sarifu (noun 9/10), pl sarifu, (small) change.
sarifu (noun 9/10), pl sarifu, coin.
sarifu (noun 9/10), pl sarifu, exchange rate.
sarufi (noun 9/10), pl sarufi, grammar. kitabu cha sarufi.. a grammar
book. (< sarifu V).
sarufu (noun 9/10), pl sarufu, (small) change.
sarufu (noun 9/10), pl sarufu, coin.
sarufu (noun 9/10), pl sarufu, exchange rate.
saruji (noun 9/10), pl saruji, cement. Fundi anakoroga saruji ya
kujengea. the mason is mixing concrete for construction. (< Arabic).
saruji (noun 9/10), pl saruji, chalk and sand. (< Arabic).
saruji (noun 9/10), pl saruji, mixture of concrete. [nyumba ya Idi]
ilitiwa saruji ya kumichia ya kijivu [Sul]. the house was put a mixture
of concrete to make it ash-colored. (< Arabic).
saruji (noun 9/10), pl saruji, rubble.
saruji (noun 9/10), pl saruji, saddle.
-sasa (adjective), in fashion. Anavaa kisasa. (s)he dresses in fashion.
-sasa (adjective), modern. vaazi la kisasa. modern dressing.
-sasa (adjective), up-to-date. kila kitu kiko sasa. everything is upto
date.
sasa (adverb), now. Ninataka kula sasa. I want to eat now.
sasa (adverb), nowadays. sasa hivi.. nowadays.
sasa (adverb), at present. sasa hivi.. at present.
sasa (interjection), Well, what do you know?. Sasa, tutafanya nini?.
what are we going to do now?.
sasa hivi (adverb), immediately.
sasa hivi (adverb), right now. Naja sasa hivi. I am coming right now.
sasa hivi (adverb), at once.
sasa hivi (adverb), soon. John atafika sasa hivi. John will arrive
right now.
sataranji (noun 9/10), pl sataranji, chess.
sataranji (noun 9/10), pl sataranji, sleeping mat (kind of).
satini (noun 9/10), pl satini, cloth (kind of).
satini (noun 9/10), pl satini, grey long-cloth.
satua (noun 9/10), pl satua, chance. [rare]
satua (noun 9/10), pl satua, possibility. Kuna satua atafika leo. there
is a possibility (s)he will arrive today. [rare]
-saujika (verb), be crippled.
-saujika (verb), be debilitated.
-saujika (verb), be disfigured.
-saujika (verb), be emaciated.
-saujika (verb), be exhausted.
-saumu (verb), fast. Anasaumu. (s)he is fasting. (< Arabic).
kitunguu saumu (noun 7/8), pl vitunguu saumu, garlic. Weka kitunguu
saumu katika mchuzi. put garlic into the stew.
saumu (noun 9/10), pl saumu, fasting. Ramadhani waislamu hufanya saumu.
during Ramadhani, the Muslims fast. (< Arabic).
saumu (noun), fasting.
saumu (noun), garlic.
-ongeza sauti (verb), raise the volume. ongeza sauti ya redio. increase
the volume of the radio.
-paza sauti (verb), raise the voice.
-punguza sauti (verb), lower the volume. punguza sauti ya redio. lower
the volume of the radio.
kwa sauti (adjective), out loud.
kwa sauti (adverb), loudly.
kwa sauti kubwa (preposition), in a loud voice. alianguka kwa sauti
kubwa. (s)he fell with a bang.
sauti (noun 9/10), pl sauti, noise. sauti moja.. one noise.
sauti (noun 9/10), pl sauti, sound. sauti moja.. one sound.
sauti (noun 9/10), pl sauti, voice. sauti inayoonyesha (inayojulisha)
msingi katika kuimba. the voice indicating the base duing singing.
sauti (noun 9/10), pl sauti, volume. sauti inayoonyesha (inayojulisha)
msingi katika kuimba. the volume indicating the base during singing.
sauti (noun 9/10), pl sauti, vote (in parliament). tutawapa sauti
wanachama wa chama chetu.. we shall give a vote to the members of our
party.
sauti moja (phrase), unanimity. tutawapa sauti wanachama wa chama
chetu.. we shall give a unanimous voice to the members of our party.
sauti moja (phrase), unison.
sauti ya kitoto (phrase), pl sauti za kitoto, high voice.
sauti ya kitoto (phrase), pl sauti za kitoto, soprano voice.
sauti ya kitoto (phrase), pl sauti za kitoto, treble voice.
sauti ya kiume (phrase), pl sauti za kiume, deep (male) voice.
-fanya sawa (verb), equalize.
-fanya sawa (verb), make even. Alifanya sawa kazi. (s)he made the work
even.
-fanya sawa (verb), act fairly.
-gawia sawa (verb), divide evenly. Wanagawia pesa sawa. they were
divided the money evenly.
sawa (adjective), equal. Watu wote ni sawa. all people are equal.
sawa (adjective), alike. Watoto hawa wanafanana sawa. these children
look alike.
sawa (adjective), exact.
sawa (adjective), fair. Ni sawa kumsaidia. it is fair to help him/her.
sawa (adjective), flat. nchi sawa.. a flat land/country.
sawa (adjective), impartial.
sawa (adjective), just.
sawa (adjective), level. nchi sawa.. a level land/country.
sawa (adjective), objective.
sawa (adjective), right. Sijui kama ni sawa. I don't know whether it is
right.
sawa (adjective), the same.
sawa (adjective), similar.
sawa (adjective), straight. nchi sawa.. straight land/country.
sawa (adverb), equally. fanya sawa. do it equally.
sawa (adverb), exactly. fanya sawa. do it exactly.
sawa (adverb), fairly. fanya sawa. do it fairly.
sawa (adverb), just the same. fanya sawa. do it just the same.
sawa (noun 9/10), pl sawa, likeness.
sawa (noun 9/10), pl sawa, plain.
sawa (noun 9/10), pl sawa, similarity.
sawadi (noun 5/6), pl masawadi, gift.
sawadi (noun 5/6), pl masawadi, keepsake.
sawadi (noun 5/6), pl masawadi, memento.
sawadi (noun 5/6), pl masawadi, present.
sawadi (noun 5/6), pl masawadi, prize.
-sawajika (verb), be crippled.
-sawajika (verb), be debilitated.
-sawajika (verb), be disfigured.
-sawajika (verb), be emaciated.
-sawajika (verb), be exhausted.
-sawanyisha (verb), compare. [rare]
-sawanyisha (verb), equalize. [rare]
-sawanyisha (verb), make even. [rare]
-sawanyisha (verb), liken. [rare]
-sawanyisha (verb), make similar. [rare]
-sawanyishwa (verb), be equalized.
-sawanyishwa (verb), be made even.
-sawanyishwa (verb), be made right.
-sawanyishwa (verb), be worked out.
-shindana sawasawa (verb), be well-matched.
sawasawa (adverb), all right. Ni sawasawa kumpiga mwivi. it is alright
to beat a thief.
sawasawa (adverb), correctly. Anafanya kazi sawasawa. (s)he works
correctly.
sawasawa (adverb), equally. Waligawa pesa sawasawa. they divided the
money equally.
sawasawa (adverb), exactly.
sawasawa (adverb), fairly. Aliamua ugomvi sawasawa. (s)he arbitrated
the quarrel fairly.
sawasawa (adverb), okay.
sawasawa (adverb), right.
sawasawa (adverb), the same.
-sawazisha (verb), compare.
-sawazisha (verb), equalize.
-sawazisha (verb), make even.
-sawazisha (verb), liken.
-sawazisha (verb), make similar.
-sawazishwa (verb), be equalized.
-sawazishwa (verb), be made even.
-sawazishwa (verb), be made right.
-sawazishwa (verb), be worked out.
sawia (adverb), just then. glasi ilimpata Matata sawia usoni [Muk]. the
glass got Matata just ahead. (< Arabic).
sawia (adverb), at that very moment. naye akafika sawia. and (s)he
arrived at that very moment.
sawia (adverb), on the spot. (< Arabic).
sawia (adverb), then. naye akafika sawia. and then (s)he arrived.
sawia (adverb), at that time. naye akafika sawia. and (s)he arrived at
that time.
-sawidi (verb), besmirch.
-sawidi (verb), blacken.
-sawidi (verb), caluminate.
-sawidi (verb), slander.
-sawijika (verb), darken. (< Arabic).
-sawijika (verb), be deformed. (< Arabic).
-sawijika (verb), be disfigured. uso wake ukionekana umesawijika mfano
wa kiwingu [Sul], hakupata kumwona Idi amesawijika vile [Sul]. his/her
face looked like it had been disfigured in the style of a clound. (<
Arabic).
-sawijika (verb), ugly. (< Arabic).
-sawiri (verb), form.
-sawiri (verb), draw a picture.
-sawiri (verb), shape.
-sawirikia (verb appl-poten), form (for someone). hapo akanisawirikia
namna alivyoelekea kuwa [Abd].
-sawirikia (verb appl-poten), get shape.
sayansi (noun 9/10), pl sayansi, science. (< engl).
sayari (noun 9/10), pl sayari, planet. Kuna sayari saba. there are
seven planets.
sayidi (noun 5/6an), pl masayidi, lord.
sayidi (noun 5/6an), pl masayidi, master. Mtumwa aliwachwa huru na
sayidi yake. the Prophet was let free by his master.
sayidi (noun 5/6an), pl masayidi, ruler.
-saza (verb), leave out.
-saza (verb), omit.
-saza (verb), leave undone.
-saza (verb), leave unfinished.
-saza (verb), leave unsaid.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, corpse.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, leftovers.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, relic.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, remainder.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, remains.
sazo (noun 5/6), pl masazo, remnant.
makoza (noun), scrotum. [rare]
-sebeha (verb), eat breakfast. [rare]
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, antechamber.
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, hall.
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, living room. Wageni wapo katika sabule.
the visitors are in the living room.
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, porch.
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, reception room.
sebule (noun 9/10), pl sebule, sitting room. anaingia sebuleni na
kukabiliwa na giza [Muk]. (s)he enters the sitting room and is confronted
by darkness. (< Arabic).
-sebusebu (verb), forgo.
-sebusebu (verb), refuse (unwillingly or regretfully).
-sebusebu (verb), reject (unwillingly or regretfully).
-sebusebu (verb), relinquish.
mang'ungumu (adverb), secretly. [rare]
-sedeka (verb), be of long duration.
-sedeka (verb), last long.
-sedeka (verb), be protracted (of an illness).
sefu (noun 9/10), pl sefu, refrigerator. (< engl). [rare]
sefu (noun 9/10), pl sefu, safe. (< engl).
Sefu (noun 1), Seth. [proper name]
sefule! (interjection), Shame!. Safule! Hata hana haya kutembea bila
nguo. Shame! (s)he is not ashamed to walk without clothes.
-sega (verb), lift. saga nguo.. lift clothes.
-sega (verb), turn up (skirt or trousers to keep them clean). saga
nguo.. turn up clothes.
sega (noun 5/6), pl masega, honeycomb.
sega (noun 5/6), pl masega, videogame.
segele (noun 9/10), pl segele, bead belt worn by children around loins.
-segua (verb), push.
-segua (verb), shove aside.
-segua (verb), shove along.
-sehelea (verb), stay.
-sehelea (verb), be attached to something..
-sehelea (verb), be attracted to somethin.
-sehelea (verb), continue to live in (a place that one visits and finds
attractive).
-sehelea (verb), join (a new group)..
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, detachment. [mil]
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, district. sehemu inayojitawala wenyewe..
a district that is self-governing.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, element. sehemu ya mtambo.. an element
of the machine.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, fraction. sehemu ya kumi.. a fraction of
ten.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, installment. ripa kwa sehemu. pay by
installment.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, paragraph. sehemu ya sura. paragraph of
a chapter.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, part. sehemu ya mtambo.. part of a
machine.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, region. sehemu inayojitawala wenyewe.. a
region that is self-governing.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, section. sehemu ya kitabu. a section of
the book.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, share. sehemu ya mwenzangu.. a share of
my colleague.
sehemu (noun 9/10), pl sehemu, unit. [mil]
sehemu ya mia (noun 9/10), pl sehemu za mia, hundredth.
sehemu ya mia (noun 9/10), pl sehemu za mia, percentage.
sehemuduara (noun 9/10), pl sehemuduara, sector.
-sekeneka (verb), be infected (by syphillis).
-sekeneka (verb), waste away.
sekeneko (noun 9), syphillis. [rare]
sekini (noun 9/10), pl sekini, shaving the head so that only a tuft or a
strip is left in the middle.
sekini (noun 9/10), pl sekini, tuft (of hair).
sekondari (noun 9/10), pl sekondari, secondary (school). Anasoma shule
ya sekondari. (s)he studies in a secondary school.
-sekua (verb), push.
-sekua (verb), shove along.
-sekua (verb), shove aside.
sekunde (noun 9/10), pl sekunde, second (unit of time). (< engl).
sekundi (noun 9/10), pl sekundi, second (unit of time). (< engl).
selaha (noun 9/10), pl selaha, weapon. twaa/shika silaha [Rec]. hold a
weapon.
selani (noun 9), Ceylon. [??archaic]
-selea (verb), stay.
-selea (verb), be attached to something.
-selea (verb), be attracted to somethin.
-selea (verb), continue to live in (a place that one visits and finds
attractive).
-selea (verb), join (a new group).
selea (noun 9/10), pl selea, red glass bead..
seleha (noun 9/10), pl seleha, red glass bead..
-selehi (verb), accommodate. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), adapt. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), adjust. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), reach an agreement. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), reach a compromise. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), improve. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), perfect. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), reconcile. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), come to terms. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehi (verb), effect an understanding. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-selehia (verb), bado.
-selehiana (verb), bado.
-selehika (verb), bado.
-selehisha (verb), bado.
selo (noun 9/10), pl selo, signal (of arrival or departure of a ship or
train). selo ya kuingia haijapanda.. The signal of arrival has not yet
been given. (< engl Sail ho!).
-sema (verb), converse. semekana. be conversed. [rare]
-sema (verb), narrate. semekana. be narrated. [rare]
-sema (verb), say. Sema! nikupige. Say! I beat you.
-sema (verb), speak. Sema na mama. speak with mother (the woman).
-sema (verb), talk. Sema na mama. speak with mother.
-sema (verb), tell. semekana. be told about. [rare]
-sema na (verb), speak with. sema na .... speak with.....
sema saa (interjection), Well say something will you?. sema saa. Well,
say something, will you?.
-sema uwongo (verb), cheat. Si vizuri kusema uwongo. it is not good to
cheat.
-sema uwongo (verb), tell a lie.
-semana (verb), abuse each other. Walisemana wao kwa wao baada ya
kukamatwa na polisi. they abused each other after they were caught by
police.
-semana (verb), scold each other.
-semana (verb), speak ill of each other.
sembuse (adverb), let alone.
sembuse (adverb), much less.
sembuse (adverb), much more.
sembuse (conjunction), apart from .... senti moja sikupi sembuse
shilingi.. apart from a shilling, I will not even give you a cent.
sembuse (conjunction), not to mention .... senti moja sikupi sembuse
shilingi.. I will not give you a cent, not to mention a shilling.
sembuse (conjunction), to say nothing of .... senti moja sikupi sembuse
shilingi.. I will not give you a cent, to say nothing of a shilling.
-semea (verb applicative), address. Idi alimsemea karibu na sikio kwa
sauti ya kunong'ona [Sul], unanisemea mambo ya magari [Ma]. Sidi
addressed him/her near the ear by mumbling..
-semea (verb applicative), speak to. Mary alisemea John. Mary spoke to
John.
-semeka (verb), be customary.
-semeka (verb), be pronounceable.
-semeka (verb), be reported to.
-semeka (verb), be said to.
-semeka (verb), be usual.
-semekana (verb), be customary.
-semekana (verb), be pronounceable.
-semekana (verb), be reported to.
-semekana (verb), be said to.
-semekana (verb), be usual.
-semesha (verb), cause to speak.
-semeza (verb), bado.
-semezana (verb), talk to each other.
semezano (noun 5/6), pl masemezano, conversation. [rare]
semifainali (noun 9/10), pl semifainali, semifinal (sports). (< engl).
semina (noun 9/10), pl semina, seminar. siasa [...] waliyoendelea kupata
katika semina tofauti hapo kijijini [Mun]. the politics they continued to
get from different seminars there in the village.
semsem (noun 9/10), pl semsem, sesame.
-semwa (verb), be said.
sena (noun 9/10), pl sena, sweet potato (kind of).
sena (noun 9/10), pl sena, rice (kind of).
sena (noun 9/10), pl sena, sugarcane (kind of).
sene (noun 9/10), pl sene, year (in dating letters). [archaic]
-senea (verb), be blunt (of a knife).
-senea (verb), be dull (of a knife).
seneta (noun 5/6an), pl maseneta, senator. Seneta wa jimbo la Ohio. the
Senator for the state of Ohio.
-seneza (verb), make dull.
-seneza (verb), smooth.
senezo (noun 9/10), pl senezo, adze. [rare]
seng'enge (noun 9/10), pl seng'enge, fencing wire.
seng'enge (noun 9/10), pl seng'enge, iron wire. lilikuwa gari la
wafungwa lililozungushwa seng'enge [Ng]. it was the vehicle of the
prisoners which was ringed with iron wire.
seng'enge yenye miiba (noun 9/10), pl seng'enge zenye miiba, barbed wire.
lilikuwa gari la wafungwa lililozungushwa seng'enge [Ng]. it was the
vehicle of the prisoners which was ringed with barbed wire.
-sengenyana (verb), insult each other.
-sengenyana (verb), slander each other.
senge (adjective), homosexual.
senge (adjective), unmarried.
-sengenya (verb), abuse.
-sengenya (verb), backbite. Walimsengenya Ali kwa vile hakuwapo. they
backbite Ali because he was not there.
-sengenya (verb), calumniate. alipatikana na hatia ya kumsengenya 'Bwana
mkubwa' [Ng]. (s)he was found guilty of calumniating the boss.
-sengenya (verb), deride.
-sengenya (verb), gossip vindictively.
-sengenya (verb), insult. Waacha kusengenya. stop insulting.
-sengenya (verb), slander.
-sengenya (verb), speak ill of someone. Watoto walimsengenya rafiki yao.
the children spoke ill of their friend.
-sengenywa (verb), be gossiped about.
-enye senta moja (adjective), concentric. senta ya pembetatu.. three-
side concentric. (< engl).
duara zenye senta moja (noun 10), concentric circles. (< engl).
senta (noun 9/10an), pl senta, center (football player). (< engl).
senta ya pembetatu (noun 9/10), pl senta za pembeni, center of a
triangle. senta ya pembetatu.. center of a triangle. (< engl).
sentensi (noun 9/10), pl sentensi, sentence.
senti (noun 9/10), pl senti, cent. leo sina senti.. today I don't have
a cent (i.e. I don't have money).
senti (noun 9/10), pl senti, coin. Nipe senti ishirini. give me twenty
dollars.
senturi (noun 9/10), pl senturi, musical instrument resembling a zither.
Tulisikiliza nyimbo za zamani kutoka senturi. we listened to the ancient
songs from the zither-like musical instrument.
senturi (noun 9/10), pl senturi, barrel organ.
senturi (noun 9/10), pl senturi, phonograph.
-seperuka (verb), reel.
-seperuka (verb), slip.
-seperuka (verb), stagger. Mlevi aliseperuka. the drunkard staggered.
-seperuka (verb), stumble. Mzee aliseperuka. the old man stumbled.
-seperuka (verb), trip.
sepeto (noun 9/10), pl sepeto, shovel. Nitahitaji sepeto kuchimba. I
will require a shovel to dig. (< engl).
sepeto (noun 9/10), pl sepeto, spade. sepeto la kuteka mchanga. spade
to scoop sand. (< engl).
-sepetuka (verb), reel.
-sepetuka (verb), slip. Aliseperuka na huku anaanguka. (s)he slipped
and fell.
-sepetuka (verb), stagger.
-sepetuka (verb), stumble.
-sepetuka (verb), trip.
Septemba (noun), September. Mwezi wa Septemba tutasafiri Afrika. we
shall visit Africa during the month of September. (< engl).
sera (noun 9/10), pl sera, beeswax.
sera (noun 9/10), pl sera, fort.
sera (noun 9/10), pl sera, fortification.
sera (noun 9/10), pl sera, fortress.
sera (noun 9/10), pl sera, policy. sera ya dini. religious policy.
serahangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserahangi, boatswain. (< pers).
serahangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserahangi, foreman (of dock workers).
Serahangi aliwaonyeshe wafanya kazi mahali pakujenga. the foreman showed
the workers where to construct. (< pers).
serahangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserahangi, headman of crew. serehanhi wa
wafanya kazi. the headman of the workers. (< pers).
serahangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserahangi, mate. (< pers).
serehangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserehangi, mate. (< pers).
serangi (noun 5/6an), pl serangi, boatswain. (< pers).
serangi (noun 5/6an), pl serangi, foreman (of dock workers). (< pers).
serangi (noun 5/6an), pl serangi, headman of crew. serangi wa meli. the
headman of the ship. (< pers).
serangi (noun 5/6an), pl serangi, mate. (< pers).
seredani (noun 9/10), pl seredani, brazier (charcoal). (< pers).
serehangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserehangi, boatswain. (< pers).
serehangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserehangi, foreman (of dock workers).
Serahangi aliwaonyeshe wafanya kazi mahali pakujenga. the foreman showed
the workers where to construct. (< pers).
serehangi (noun 5/6an), pl maserehangi, headman of crew. serehanhi wa
wafanya kazi. the headman of the workers. (< pers).
seremala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, cabinetmaker.
seremala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, carpenter. Meza inatengenezwa na
seremala. the table is being made by the carpenter.
seremala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, joiner. Seremala anaziunga mbao.
the jioner is fixing the timber.
-serifu (verb), have a good command of a language..
-serifu (verb), arrange. sarifu maneno [mwandiko] kwa uzuri.. arrange
the words well.
-serifu (verb), exchange money. Nahitaji serifu ya dola mia. I wanted
an exchange of dollars one hundred.
-serifu (verb), put in order. sarifu maneno [mwandiko] kwa uzuri.. put
the words in order.
serifu (noun 9/10), pl serifu, change (small).
serifu (noun 9/10), pl serifu, coin.
serifu (noun 9/10), pl serifu, rate of exchange.
serikali (noun 9/10), pl serikali, administration. amri ya serikali..
an administration order.
serikali (noun 9/10), pl serikali, public authority. serikali ya mseto..
interim authority.
serikali (noun 9/10), pl serikali, government. serikali ya mseto..
interim government.
serikali ya kibeberu (noun 9/10), pl serikali, dictatorship.
serikali ya nguvu (noun 9/10), pl serikali, dictatorship.
sermala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, cabinetmaker.
sermala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, carpenter. Meza inatengenezwa na
seremala. the table was made by the carpenter.
sermala (noun 5/6an), pl maseremala, joiner. Seremala anaziunga mbao.
the joiner is assembling the timber.
seruji (noun 5/6), pl maseruji, cement. tia saruji.. put cement.
seruji (noun 5/6), pl maseruji, concrete. tia saruji.. put concrete.
seruji (noun 5/6), pl maseruji, rubble.
seruji (noun 5/6), pl maseruji, saddle.
sesere (noun), pl wanasesere, doll (child's toy).
sesere (noun 9/10), pl sesere, doll.
sesere (noun 9/10), pl sesere, child's toy.
-sesereka (verb), reel.
-sesereka (verb), stagger.
-seseteka (verb), reel.
-seseteka (verb), stagger.
-sesetuka (verb), reel.
-sesetuka (verb), stagger.
-seta (verb), crowd.
-seta (verb), crush. kinu kinaseta mahindi. the mill is crushing the
maize.
-seta (verb), jostle.
-seta (verb), mash.
-seta (verb), press (in a crowd).
-seta (verb), shove.
-seta (verb), squeeze.
-setea (verb), bado.
-seteka (verb), be long (of an illness).
-seteka (verb), be protracted (of an illness). Mgonjwa aliseteka usiku
wote, lakini sasa hajambo. the patient had a protracted illnes at night
but now (s)he is okay.
-setesha (verb), bado.
seti (noun 9/10an), pl seti, wealthy Indian.
seti (noun 9/10), pl seti, set.
seti (noun 9/10), pl seti, set (of something). Alinunua seti ya vyombo
vya nyumba. (s)he bought a set of household utensils. (< engl).
seti (noun 9/10), pl seti, sevens (in a pack of playing-cards).
-setiri (verb), conceal. (< stara N).
-setiri (verb), cover (up). (< stara N).
-setiri (verb), hide. (< stara N).
-setiri (verb), preserve. (< stara N).
-setiri (verb), protect. (< stara N).
setla (noun 5/6an), pl masetla, settler. (< engl).
makali (noun), severity. (< kali).
seyyedia (adjective), grand.
seyyedia (adjective), lordly.
Seyyid (noun), title of the Sultan of Zanzibar.
seyyida (noun 1), lady (in direct address).
seyyida (noun 1), madam (in direct address).
-seza (verb), make dull.
-seza (verb), smooth.
sezo (noun 5/6), pl masezo, adze. [rare]
Shaabani (noun 9/10), pl Shaabani, eighth month of the Moslem year.
Shaabani (noun 9/10), pl Shaabani, month before Ramadhan. Mwezi wa
Shaabani Waislamu hujiandaa kwa Ramadhani. "during the month of Shaabani
(month before Ramadhani), Muslims make preparations for the celebrations
of the month of fasting"..
shaba nyekundu (noun 9/10), pl shaba, copper. Tumbuu ya mlango ilikuwa
ya shaba nyekundu. the metal fastener of the door had the color of
copper. (< Arabic).
shaba nyeupe (noun 9/10), pl shaba, brass. makuti juu ya paa yaking'aa
mfano wa nyuzi za shaba [Ya]. (< Arabic).
Shabaan (noun 1), proper name.
shababi (noun 9/10an), pl shababi, young man.
shababi (noun 9/10an), pl shababi, youth.
shababu (noun 9/10), pl shababu, storm.
-pata shabaha (verb), hit the mark. Polisi alipiga bunduki na kupiga
shabaha yake. the police shot and hit his mark.
-piga shabaha (verb), aim.
-piga shabaha (verb), take aim.
-piga shabaha (verb), sight.
-shika shabaha (verb), aim.
-shika shabaha (verb), take aim.
-shika shabaha (verb), sight.
-twaa shabaha (verb), aim.
-twaa shabaha (verb), take aim. Twaa shabaha ya ndege juu ya mti. take
an aim of the birds on top of the tree.
-twaa shabaha (verb), sight.
shabaha (adverb), like. mtunda shabaha embe.. the fruit tree is like a
mango.
shabaha (adverb), same as. mtunda shabaha embe.. the fruit tree is the
same as a mango.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, aim. Shabaha yake ilikuwa afike mapema.
his/her aim was to arrive early. (< Arabic).
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, ambition.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, intention. Hana shabaha nzuri. (s)he
has no good intention.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, mark. pata shabaha.. get a mark.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, objective.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, resemblance.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, similarity.
shabaha (noun 9/10), pl shabaha, target. kuonyesha shabaha yake na
kuhesabu ndege aliowapiga [Moh]. to show his target and count the number
of birds (s)he had hit. (< Arabic).
shabaki (noun 9/10an), pl shabaki, deceitful person.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, exaggeration. kila neno kwake ni
shabaki.. to him/her every word is an exeggeration.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, excess. kila neno kwake ni shabaki..
to him/her, every word is an excess.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, fishing-net.
shabaki (noun 9/10an), pl shabaki, quarrelsome person.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, snare.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, trap.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, trick.
shabaki (noun 9/10), pl shabaki, weir-basket.
Shabani (noun 9/10), pl Shabani, eighth month of the Moslem year.
Shaabani ni mwezi wa kujiandaa kwa waislamu. the eighth month of the
Muslim calendar is a month of preparations for the Muslims.
-shabihi (verb), be like. mtoto huyu amemshabihi [or anashabihiana na]
mama yake sana.. this child looks very much like his/her mother t.
-shabihi (verb), look like. ni kitoto kizuri kilichomshabihi mama yake
kwa kila hali [Muk]. it is a good child who looks like his/her mother in
almost everything. (< Arabic).
-shabihi (verb), resemble. mtoto huyu amemshabihi [or anashabihiana na]
mama yake sana.. this child resembles his/her mother a lot. (< Arabic).
-shabihi (verb), be similar. mtoto huyu amemshabihi [or anashabihiana
na] mama yake sana.. this child is very much similar to his/her mother.
shabihi (adverb), like.
shabihi (adverb), same as.
shabihi (noun 9/10), pl shabihi, appearance (external). Yeye ana shabihi
malidadi. (s)he has a flaggarant appearance.
shabihi (noun 9/10), pl shabihi, behavior.
shabu (noun 9/10), pl shabu, aluminum.
shabuka (noun 9/10an), pl shabuka, deceitful person.
shabuka (noun 9/10), pl shabuka, exaggeration. kila neno kwake ni
shabuka.. for him/her every word is an exaggeration.
shabuka (noun 9/10), pl shabuka, excess. kila neno kwake ni shabuka..
for him/her every word is an excess.
shabuka (noun 9/10an), pl shabuka, quarrelsome person.
shabuka (noun 9/10), pl shabuka, snare.
shabuka (noun 9/10), pl shabuka, trap.
shabuka (noun 9/10), pl shabuka, trick.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, bunch. shada la maua.. bunch of flowers.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, cluster. shada la maua.. a cluster of
flowers.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, fringe.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, kite (child's toy). rusha ki-shada angani.
throw a kite into the air.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, necklace. shada la ushanga.. necklace of
beads.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, string (of beads etc.). shada la ushanga..
string of beads.
shada (noun 5/6), pl mashada, tassel.
shada la funguo (noun 5/6), pl mashada ya funguo, keyring. Alipoteza
shada la funguo. (s)he lost the keyring.
shada la maua (noun 5/6), pl mashada ya maua, bouquet. Raisi alivishwa
shada la maua alipowasili kwa uwanja wa ndege. the President was
presented with a bouquet of flowers on his arrival at the airport.
shada la nywele (noun 5/6), pl mashada ya nywele, tuft of hair (tied up
at the back of the head).
shafaka (noun 9/10), pl shufaka, compassion.
shafaka (noun 9/10), pl shafaka, pity.
shafaka (noun 9/10), pl shafaka, sympathy.
shaghala (adverb), any old way.
shaghala (adverb), haphazardly.
shaghala (adverb), indiscriminately.
shaghala (adverb), at random.
shaha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, chief.
shaha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, composer of ballads.
shaha (noun 9/10), pl shaha, king (chess).
shaha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, leader.
shaha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, minstrel.
shaha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, storyteller.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, bond.
shahada (noun 5/6), pl mashahada, certificate. kupata shahada yake ya
mwanzo [Moh]. to receive his/her first degree. (< Arabic).
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, confession of faith (Islamic). kwani
"onyo" si kama shahada, halitolewi mara tatu [Sul]. for a warning is not
like the Islamic confession of faith, it is not issued twice.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, covenant.
shahada (noun 5/6), pl mashahada, degree (academic). Alipata shahada ya
uchumi. (s)he received a degree in economics.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, diploma. (< Arabic).
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, document.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, evidence. (< Arabic).
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, liability.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, obligation.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, testament.
shahada (noun 9/10), pl shahada, testimony.
-shahadia (verb), recite the Muslim creed. alianza kushahadia kimoyomoyo
[Moh]. (s)he began to recite by heart. (< Arabic).
shahamu (noun 9/10), pl shahamu, fat (animal).
shahamu (noun 9/10), pl shahamu, grease.
shahamu (noun 9/10), pl shahamu, lard.
shahamu (noun 9/10), pl shahamu, tallow.
shahara (noun 9/10), pl shahara, wages. Alipata mshahara mdogo. (s)he
got a meagre salary. [rare in singular]
shahawa (noun 9/10), pl shahawa, semen.
shahawa (noun 9/10), pl shahawa, sperm. Aliota na kuota shahawa
usingizini. he dreamt and spermed in his sleep.
-shahidi (verb), attest. ile sahani waliyoagiza, inabaki imeushahidi
wali, ikiwashtaki [Ma]. that plate that they ordered for, has remained
and has attested to the rice. (< Arabic).
-shahidi (verb), guarantee. ile sahani waliyoagiza, inabaki imeushahidi
wali, ikiwashtaki [Ma]. (< Arabic).
-shahidi (verb), witness. ile sahani waliyoagiza, inabaki imeushahidi
wali, ikiwashtaki [Ma]. (< Arabic).
shahidi (noun 5/6an), pl mashahidi, guarantor.
shahidi (noun 9/10an), pl shahidi, martyr. shahidi wa dini.. religious
martyr.
shahidi (noun 5/6an), pl mashahidi, witness. vidudu vilikuwa mashahidi
wa utukutu wa kitoto [Moh], kupenda ni kazi ya moyo, macho ni shahidi tu
[Sul]. parasites were witnesses to the naughtiness of childishness. (<
Arabic: shahada V).
shaibu (noun 9/10an), pl shaibu, very old person.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, line (of poetry). tunga mashairi..
compose poetry.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, poem. shairi la mapenzi. a love poem.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, poetry. Aliimba shairi. (s)he recited a
poem.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, rhyme. Shairi lake halilingani. his/her
poem does not rhyme.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, song. Ametoa shairi zuri. (s)he has
recited a good poem.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, verse.
shairi (noun 5/6), pl mashairi, versification.
shaitani (noun 5/6), pl mashaitani, demon.
shaitani (noun 5/6), pl mashaitani, devil. Yeye ana macho makali kama ya
shetani. (s)he has wild tough eyes like those of the devil..
shaitani (noun 5/6), pl mashaitani, supernatural power. Alikuwa na nguvu
za shaitani. (s)he had the devil's supernatural powers.
shajara (noun 9/10), pl shajara, diary (pocket). Anaandika majina na
anwani katika shajara yake. (s)he writes names and addresses in his/her
dairy.
shajara (noun 9/10), pl shajara, notebook.
-shajiisha (verb), encourage. "Ijaribu ya pili, jaribu utaweza",
alishajiisha [Sul]. "try it for the second time, try you will succeed"
(s)he encouraged him/herself. (< Arabic).
-wa na shaka (verb), be in doubt.
-wa na shaka (verb), be perplexed.
pasipo shaka (preposition), without a doubt.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, concern. amekutana na mashaka.. (s)he has
met with concern.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, difficulty. amekutana na mashaka.. (s)he
has met with difficulty.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, doubt. wana shaka.. they have doubt.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, troubles.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, uncertainty. wana shaka.. they have
uncertainty.
shaka (noun 5/6), pl mashaka, uneasiness. amekutana na mashaka.. (s)he
has met with uneasiness.
shakawa (noun 9/10), pl shakawa, anxiety.
shakawa (noun 9/10), pl shakawa, difficulty.
shakawa (noun 9/10), pl shakawa, problem.
shakawa (noun 9/10), pl shakawa, trouble.
shake (noun 5/6), pl mashake, grief. ingiwa na shake la kulia.. be
caught up in the grief of crying.
shake (noun 5/6), pl mashake, misery. ingiwa na shake la kulia.. be
caught up in the misery of crying.
shakevale (noun 9/10an), pl shakevale, hawk (species of).
-shakiri (verb), be sated.
-shakiri (verb), be satisfied.
shakwe (noun 5/6an), pl mashakwe, gull.
shakwe (noun), pl mashakwe, tern.
shalaka (noun 9/10), pl shalaka, hold in gunwale of boat for oarlock rope
loop. [naut]
shalaka (noun 9/10), pl shalaka, loop.
shalaka (noun 9/10), pl shalaka, noose.
shali (noun 9/10), pl shali, shawl. (< engl).
-shaliki (verb), fasten loosely.
-shaliki (verb), tie in a bow.
Sham (noun 14), Red Sea. bahari ya Sham.. Red Sea.
Sham (noun 14), Syria.
shamari (noun 9/10), pl shamari, fennel.
shamasi (noun 5/6an), pl mashamasi, older person (not necessarily a
clergyman) who gives advice on religious matters.
shamasi (noun 5/6an), pl mashamasi, deacon.
shamba (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, country (as opp. to town). nakaa shamba
[or mashamba].. I live in the countyside.
shamba (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, farm.
shamba (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, field (cultivated). shamba la mahindi.
a cornfield.
shamba (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, garden.
shamba (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, plantation.
shamba la Mungu (noun 5/6), pl mashamba, cemetery.
shambiro (adverb), for common use.
shambiro (adverb), unregulated.
shambiro (adverb), unrestricted.
-shambulia (verb), attack (suddenly). shambuliana.. attack each other.
-shambulia (verb), bombard. shambuliana.. bombard each other.
-shambulia (verb), invade. shambuliana.. invade each other.
-shambuliana (verb), attack each other. Wanajeshi walishambuliana kwenye
vita vya Gulf. the soldiers attacked each other in the Gulf war.
shambulio (noun 5/6), pl mashambulio, attack (sudden).
shambulio (noun 5/6), pl mashambulio, invasion. Waasi walifanya
shambulio kubwa. the rebels made a great invasion.
shambulio (noun 5/6), pl mashambulio, raid. Shambulio la kwanza
halikufaulu. the first raid did not succeed.
-shambuliwa (verb), be attacked. Wafugaji ng'ombe walishambuliwa na
wevi. the cattle keepers were attacked by thieves.
shambulizi (noun 5/6an), pl mashambulizi, attacker. Mshambulizi
alikatwa. the attacker was cut.
shamili (noun 5/6), pl shamili, earring.
shamili (noun 5/6), pl mashamili, pendant.
-shamiri (verb), fit together (in carpentry or cabinetmaking)..
-shamiri (verb), load a gun.
-shamiri (verb), put together.
-shamiri (verb), spread (anything).
-shamrashamra (verb), hustle and bustle.
shamrashamra (noun 5/6), pl mashamrashamra, confusion. (< Arabic).
shamrashamra (noun 5/6), pl mashamrashamra, noise. shamrashamra za
kuadhirisha furaha ya IDD. the noise of closing the feast of Idi
(celebration of the birthday of Prophet Muhammad). (< Arabic).
shamsham (noun 5/6), pl mashamsham, confusion. (< Arabic).
shamsham (noun 5/6), pl mashamsham, noise. mashamsham na chereko chereko
zilikuwa zimehanikiza pale uwanjani [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-shamua (verb), sneeze.
-shamua (verb), snort.
-shamulia (verb), bado.
-shamulisha (verb), make sneeze.
shanda (noun 9/10), pl shanda, burial cloth. Alifunikwa na shanda.
(s)he was covered with the burial cloth.
shanda (noun 9/10), pl shanda, shroud.
-shangaa (verb), admire.
-shangaa (verb), be amazed. Alishangaa kumwona bila nguo. (s)he was
amaze to see him/her without clothes.
-shangaa (verb), be astonished.
-shangaa (verb), be dumbfounded. Alishangaa kumwona baba nyumbani.
(s)he was dumbfounded to see the father at home.
-shangaa (verb), be enraptured.
-shangaa (verb), be filled with enthusiasm. Baba alishangaa kuona
mwanawe ameshinda mtihani. the father was filled with enthusiasm to see
that his child had won in the examination.
-shangaa (verb), be perplexed.
-shangaa (verb), be shocked. Nilishangaa kusikia ndege ameanguka
baharini. I was shocked to hear that the airplane fell into the sea.
-shangaa (verb), stare.
-shangaa (verb), be stupefied.
-shangaa (verb), surprise. Watoto walishangaa kumwona nyoka anakula
panya. the children were surprised to see that the snake had eaten the
mouse.
-shangaa (verb), be thrilled.
-shangaa (verb), wonder. Wazee walishangaa kuona mila yao inaharibika.
the old folks wondered on seeing that they culture is being ruined.
-shangalia (verb), congratulate. wamemshangalia.. they congratulated
him/her.
-shangalia (verb), greet. wamemshangalia.. they greeted him/her.
-shangalia (verb), receive (with joy an enthusiasm). wamemshangalia..
they received him/her with joy.
-shangalia (verb), welcome. wamemshangalia.. they welcomed him/her.
shangama (noun 9/10), pl shangama, house with ridge roof.
shangama (noun 9/10), pl shangama, short-sleeve shirt.
-shangaza (verb), amaze. Usivae nguo hizo, unaweza kumshangaza mtoto.
don't wear those clothes, you might amaze the child.
-shangaza (verb), astonish. Baba alishangaza watu wote alipomimba mama.
-shangaza (verb), astound.
-shangaza (verb), dumbfound.
-shangaza (verb), surprise.
shangazi (noun 9/10an), pl mashangazi, aunt (father's sister). Shangazi
ni dada ya baba. an aunt is the father's sister.
shangazi (noun 9/10an), pl mashangazi, aunt (affectionate term for any
middle-aged woman). Shangazi ni dada ya wazazi. n aunt is the sister of
the parents.
shangazi (noun 9/10an), pl mashangazi, woman (of an age that she could be
an aunt). Mama yake John ni kama shangazi yangu. the father of John is
like my aunt.
-shangilia (verb), applaud. Vijana walishangilia timu yao baada ya
kushinda. the youth applauded their team after it won.
-shangilia (verb), celebrate. Mji mzima ulishangilia timu yao. the
entire town celebrated its team.
-shangilia (verb), cheer. Wasichana wanawashangilia vijana wenzao. the
girls are cheerring ther male counter parts.
-shangilia (verb), congratulate. Ali alimshangilia mwanawe kwa kupata
zawadi. Ali congratulated his child for winning an award.
-shangilia (verb), make demonstrations of enthusiasm. "Looooh, viva!
viva!" alishangilia kwa furaha [Muk], nyota zilikuwa zikiwashangilia kila
siku usiku [Kez]. "Looooh, viva, viva!" (s)he demonstrated with
enthusiasm.
-shangilia (verb), give a hearty welcome. Wageni walishangilia Bibi
harusi alipofika. the visitors gave the bride a hearty welcome once she
arrived.
-shangilia (verb), greet. wamemshangilia. they greeted him/her.
-shangilia (verb), mark.
-shangilia (verb), receive (with joy and enthusiasm). wamemshangilia.
they received him/her with joy.
-shangilia (verb), shout with joy. Wanashangilia ushindi wa kura. they
are shouting with joy for the poll victory.
-shangilia (verb), welcome.
shangilio (noun 5/6), pl mashangilio, congratulations. Shangilio la
kwanza lilitoka mji mkuu. the first congratulations came from the capital
city. [rare]
shangilio (noun 5/6), pl mashangilio, ovation. [rare]
shangilio (noun 5/6), pl mashangilio, festive reception. shangilio la
ushindi. the victory reception. [rare]
shangilio (noun 5/6), pl mashangilio, rejoicings. shangilio la harusi.
the rejoicings of the wedding. (< shangilia V).
-shangaliwa (verb), be received with joy.
-shangaliwa (verb), be given a festive reception.
-shangiliwa (verb), be celebrated.
-shangiliwa (verb), be marked.
-shangiliwa (verb), be received with rejoicings. Washindi
walishangiliwa. the victors were received with rejoicings.
-shangiliwa (verb passive), be received with triumph. akiimba,
akishangiliwa na kupongezwa na kila mtu [Muk]. as (s)he sang, and was
being received with triumph and being congratulated by everybody.
shangwe (noun 9/10), pl shangwe, commotion.
shangwe (noun 9/10), pl shangwe, festivity. arusi hii haina shangwe..
this wedding has no festivity.
shangwe (noun 9/10), pl shangwe, hubbub.
shangwe (noun 9/10), pl shangwe, ovation. walimpokea kwa shangwe.. they
gave him an ovation.
shangwe (noun 9/10), pl shangwe, rejoicing. walimpokea kwa shangwe..
they rejoiced in receiving him/her. (< shangilia V).
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, accident.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, adventure.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, catastrophe.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, curiosity. Ilionekana shani wasichana
kujiunga na jeshi. the girls' association with the soldiers was received
with curiosity.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, notable event. karamu hii imetia shani
kuliko ile ya jana.. this celebration has been more notable than the one
of yesterday.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, exquisiteness.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, important event.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, marvel. Kumwona Ali akiimba ilikuwa shani.
It was marvelous to see Ali singing.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, mishap.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, novelty.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, occurrence (rare or unexpected). Alizaliwa
kwa shani. (s)he was born in an unexpected occurrence.
shani (noun 9/10), pl shani, startling thing.
-shanjari (verb), accompany. (< pers).
-shanjari (verb), escort. (< pers).
-shanjari (verb), follow in succession. Tulikwenda darasani shanjari.
we went to class following in succession. (< pers).
-shanjari (verb), move in a line or column. (< pers).
shanjari (adverb), in column formation.. (< pers).
shanjari (adverb), in single file. Wanafunzi walisimama shanjari
walipopokea zawadi. the students stood in a single file as they received
the awards. (< pers).
shanjari (adverb), in a line.
shanta (noun 9/10), pl shanta, knapsack.
shanuo (noun 9/10), pl shanuo, wooden comb (with long teeth). Anachana
nywele zake na shanuo. (s)he is combing his/her hair with a wooden comb.
shanuo (noun 9/10), pl shanuo, comb.
shapa (noun 5/6), pl mashapa, ferry. shapa la nyuki.. a bees ferry.
shapa (noun 5/6), pl mashapa, raft. shapa la nyuki.. a raft of bees.
shapa la nyuki (noun 5/6), pl mashapa ya nyuki, honeycomb. shapa la
nyuki.. honeycomb.
shapo (noun 5/6), pl mashapo, dregs.
shapo (noun 5/6), pl mashapo, husks.
shapo (noun 5/6), pl mashapo, pulp.
shapo (noun 5/6), pl mashapo, residue.
shapo (noun 5/6), pl mashapo, sediment.
sharabeti (noun 9/10), pl sharabeti, sherbet. Tulikunywa maji ya
sharabeti baada ya kula. we drunk sherbet water after eating. (< engl).
sharabeti (noun 9/10), pl sharabeti, soft drink. Watoto wanapenda kunywa
sharabeti. the children like drinking sherbet.
sharabeti (noun 9/10), pl sharabeti, soda water.
sharabeti (noun 9/10), pl sharabeti, syrup.
-sharabu (verb), absorb.
-sharabu (verb), saturate.
sharabu (noun 9/10), pl sharabu, alcoholic beverage. Baada ya kazi,
wazee waliburudika kwa sharabu. after working, the elders took alcoholic
refreshments.
sharabu (noun 9/10), pl sharabu, drink (alcoholic beverages). Kinywaji
hiki kina sharabu. this drink has alcohol.
sharabu (noun 9/10), pl sharabu, intoxicating beverage. Sharabu ni
ulevi. intoxicating beverage is alcoholic.
sharabu (noun 9/10), pl sharabu, wine beverage (type of). Mtu huyu
anapenda sharabu anapokula. this person likes wine when eating.
sharaf (noun 9), honor. kwa sharaf ya rais. with the honor of the
President.
sharaf (noun 9), status. Sharaf yake haimruhusu kukaa hapa. his/her
status does not allow him/her to live here.
sharafa la ndevu (noun 5/6), pl masharafa ya ndevu, beard (long and
flowing). sharafa la ndevu or ndevu za sharafa.. long and/or flowing
beards. (< sharifu V).
-taka shari (verb), challenge. taka shari.. challenge.
-taka shari (verb), defy. taka shari.. defy.
shari (adjective), bad (of character).
shari (adjective), depraved.
shari (adjective), evil. mtoto mshari. an evil child. (< Arabic).
shari (adjective), malicious.
shari (adjective), miserable.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, adversity.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, disaster. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, distress.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, harm. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, hatred. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, illness.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, bad luck. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, malice. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, mischief. tayari kufanya safari yo yote ya
kheri au shari [Mt]. ready to undertake any journey either by luck or
mischief. (< Arabic).
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, misery.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, poverty. Ndiye, alisababisha shari katika
jamii yake. (s)he is the one who plunged his/her family into poverty.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, provocation. John alimtaka shari kaka yake.
John provoked his cousin.
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, spite. taka shari..
shari (noun 9/10), pl shari, watch spring.
-a sharia (adjective), legal. sheria a [ki]sheria.. legal.
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, constitution. sheria ya jamhuri..
constitution of the land.
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, justice. peleka sheriani.. appeal for
justice.
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, law. sheria na utengamano.. law and
separation (separation of powers?).
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, prescription.
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, legal proceedings.
sharia (noun 9/10), pl sharia, regulation.
-sharifu (verb), treat with honor.
-sharifu (verb), regard.
-sharifu (verb), respect.
-sharifu (verb), treat respectfully.
-sharifu (verb), treat with dignity.
sharifu (adjective), dignified.
sharifu (adjective), highly esteemed.
sharifu (adjective), excellent.
sharifu (adjective), honorable.
sharifu (adjective), noble. Kuwa sharifu ni cheo kikuu. to be noble is
a big status.
sharifu (adjective), highly regarded.
sharifu (adjective), respectable.
sharifu (noun 5/6an), pl masharifu, respected person.
sharika (adverb), in common. (< shiriki V).
sharika (adverb), jointly. (< shiriki V).
sharika (adverb), together. (< shiriki V).
sharika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, community of interests. mali yetu ni
shirika [Rec]. our interests are communal. (< shiriki V).
sharika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, cooperation. mali yetu ni shirika
[Rec]. our property is cooperative. (< shiriki V).
sharika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, organization. (< shiriki V).
sharika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, partnership. mali yetu ni shirika
[Rec]. our property is in partnership. (< shiriki V).
sharika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, share. tia mashirika [Rec]. put
shares. (< shiriki V).
-shariki (verb), act in common. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), be addicted to. shiriki ulevi [Rec]. be addicted to
drunkardness. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), be associated. shiriki katika biashara [Rec]. be
associated with a business. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), combine. shiriki katika biashara [Rec]. combine in
business. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), be devoted to. shiriki ulevi [Rec]. be devoted to
drunkardness. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), join. shiriki katika biashara [Rec]. join a business.
(< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), have a part in. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), participate. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), be partners. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), unite. shiriki katika biashara [Rec]. unite in
business. (< shirika N).
-shariki (verb), worship an idol. (< shirika N).
-sharikia (verb), bado.
-sharikika (verb), bado.
-sharikisha (verb), bado.
-sharikiza (verb), bado.
-shariti (verb), distort.
-shariti (verb), evade.
-shariti (verb), make excuses.
-shariti (verb), lie.
-shariti (verb), talk oneself out of something.
-shariti (verb), twist.
-fanya sharti (verb), make an agreement.
-fanya sharti (verb), conclude a contract.
kwa sharti (adverb), by agreement.
kwa sharti (adverb), as stipulated.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, binding agreement.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, bet.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, conditions.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, contract.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, necessity. sharti uje [kuja].. it is
necessary that you come.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, obligation. sharti uje [kuja].. it is
an obligation that you come.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, stake. Nitakupa sharti moja. I will
give you one stake.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, stipulations. kwa sharti.. by
stipulations.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, terms. kwa sharti.. by (in) the terms.
sharti (noun 5/6), pl masharti, wager.
sharubati (noun 9/10), pl sharubati, soft drink. Anapenda kunywa
sharubati. (s)he likes to drink soft drinks.
sharubati (noun 9/10), pl sharubati, sherbet. kunywa sharubati. to take
sherbet.
sharubati (noun 9/10), pl sharubati, soda water.
sharubati (noun 9/10), pl sharubati, syrup.
sharubu (noun 5/6), pl masharubu, moustache. pandikizi la baba, mwenye
masharubu ya nge [Ya]. large piece of the father who has the moustache of
a scorpion. (< Arabic).
karatasi ya shashi (noun 9/10), pl karatasi za shashi, tissue paper.
shashi (noun 9/10), pl shashi, gauze.
shashi (noun 9/10), pl shashi, muslin (thin white).
shashimamishi (adjective), arrogant.
shashimamishi (adjective), conceited.
shashimamishi (adjective), contemptuous.
shashimamishi (adjective), proud.
shashimi (noun 9/10), pl shashimi, raw fish dish. (< japanese).
shasira (noun 5/6), pl mashasira, bodkin.
shasira (noun 5/6), pl mashasira, needle (large).
shata (noun 5/6), pl mashata, coconut solids (after boiling to produce
oil). Alikamua shata la nazi kupata mafuta. (s)he squeezed (milked) the
coconut solids to produce oil.
shati (noun 5/6), pl mashati, blouse. vaa shati. put on a blouse. (<
engl).
shati (noun 5/6), pl mashati, shirt. vaa shati. put on a shirt. (<
engl).
shatoruma (noun 9/10), pl shatoruma, shawl worn round waist by Muslims or
teachers.
-shau (verb), arouse (unsatisfied) desire.
-shau (verb), deceive.
-shau (verb), delude.
-shau (verb), disappoint.
-shau (verb), be pleasing.
shau (adjective), delusive.
shau (adjective), fivolous.
shau (adjective), of easy morals.
shau (adjective), pretentious.
shau (adjective), showy.
-shaua (verb), arouse (unsatisfied) desire.
-shaua (verb), deceive.
-shaua (verb), delude.
-shaua (verb), disappoint.
-shaua (verb), be pleasing.
-shaufu (verb), treat with affection.
-shaufu (verb), show off.
shaufu (adjective), delusive.
shaufu (adjective), fivolous.
shaufu (adjective), of easy morals.
shaufu (adjective), pretentious.
shaufu (adjective), showy.
-shauka (verb), bado.
kwa shauku (adjective), with great desire.
kwa shauku (adverb), eagerly.
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, strong desire. alisubiri kwa ghamidha na
shauku kuu [Muk]. (s)he waited with a lot of excitement and strong
desire. (< Arabic).
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, eagerness. ana shauku nao.. (s)he is
eager with them. (< Arabic).
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, enthusiasm. katika shauku zake za kuyaona
matumaini yake katika michezo yakianza kuwa [Muk]. in his/her enthusiasm
to see his/her aims im sports becoming a reality. (< Arabic).
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, impatience. ana shauku nao.. (s)he is
impatient with them.
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, interest.
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, longing. ana shauku nao.. (s)he is
longing for them.
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, need.
shauku (noun 9/10), pl shauku, passion. ana shauku nao.. (s)he has a
passion for them. (< Arabic).
-shaulia (verb), bado.
-kata shauri (verb), decide. Tuza hakuwa na maneno mengi mumewe
alipokata shauri kumwoa Tegemea [Kez].
-kata shauri (verb), make a decision. wakijadiliana wamkatie shauri
[Sul]. (< kata V, shauri N).
-shauri (verb), confer. Mshauri baba kwanza. confer with father first.
-shauri (verb), consult with. Mshauri na mama. consult with the woman
(mother). (< Arabic).
-shauri (verb), take counsel. Mshauri mtoto kabla ya kusafiri. take
counsel with the child before travelling.
-shauri (verb), decide. Shauri mwenyewe kama utakwenda na sisi. decide
yourself whether you will go with us.
-uliza shauri (verb), ask for advice. Mulize baba shauri. ask father
for an advice.
kwa shauri (adverb), unanimously.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, advice. alitaka mamaake aridhi shauri la
kupelekwa hospitali [Moh], mpeleke huyu mwanamke kwa wazee wa 'Mashauri'
[Ng]. (s)he wanted his/her mother to accept the advice of being taken to
the hospital. (< Arabic).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, affair. shauri hilo si baya. that affair
is not bad.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, consideration.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, conversation (telephone).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, counsel. Alinipa shauri jema. (s)he
counselled me well. (< Arabic).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, debate. Wao walizungumza kuhusu shauri
lako. they talked about your debate.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, design. Shauri la kujenga sibaya. the
building design is not bad. (< Arabic).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, discussion. Tutazungumza shauri kama hilo
baadaye. we shall have such a discussion afterwards.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, intention. una shauri?. do you have
intentions?. (< Arabic).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, matter. Shauri yako kama utawafuata. it
is your matter whether you will follow them.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, negotiations. Mimi sikuyapenda mashauri
yao. I did not like their negotiations.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, opinion. Sina shauri. I have no opinion.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, plan. una shauri?. do you have a plan?.
(< Arabic).
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, problem (on which one needs advice.). una
shauri?. do you have a problem?.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, project. una shauri?. do you have a
project?.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, suggestion. uliza shauri .. ask for a
suggestion.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, topic for discussion. Unatoa shauri gani
tulizungumze. what topic for our discussion are you proposing?.
shauri (noun 9/10), pl shauri, voice (in a matter). Toa shauri lako.
voice your stand (on a matter).
shauri moja (adverb), unanimously.
shauri lako (phrase), it's your problem. shauri lako ukikuta bomu [Muk].
it's your problem if you encounter a bomb.
-shauria (verb), bado.
-shauriana (verb), negotiate. Tulishauriana tusafiri pamoja. we
negotiated to travel together.
-shaurisha (verb), bado.
-shauriza (verb), bado.
-shausha (verb), bado.
-shaushi (verb), agitate.
-shaushi (verb), entice.
-shaushi (verb), lure. Rafiki yangu alinishaushi kunywa pombe. my
friend lured me to take alcohol.
-shaushi (verb), persuade.
-shaushi (verb), talk someone into something.. Elizabeth alimshaushi
mama asivae viatu vile. Elizabeth talked the woman into not wearing those
shoes.
-shaushi (verb), tempt.
shaushi (noun 5/6an), pl mashaushi, corporal. (< turk).
shaushi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, enticement.
shaushi (noun 5/6an), pl mashaushi, noncomissioned officer. (< turk).
shaushi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, persuasion.
shaushi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, temptation. Shaushi hili sikulipenda.
I did not like this temptation.
shauwi (noun 9/10), pl shawali, tenth month of the Moslem year.
-shawishika (verb), bado. (< Arabic).
-shawishisha (verb), bado. (< Arabic).
shavu la jogoo (noun 5/6), pl mashavu ya mguu, wattles (of a cock).
shavu la mguu (noun 5/6), pl mashavu ya mguu, calf of leg. Ana mashavu
makubwa ya miguu. (s)he has the calf of the legs.
shavu la mkono (noun 5/6), pl mashavu ya mkono, biceps.
shavu la samaki (noun 5/6), pl mashavu ya mkono, gill.
shavu la uso (noun 5/6), pl mashavu ya uso, cheek. shavu la uso..
cheek.
shawali (noun 9/10), pl shawali, tenth month of the Moslem year..
-shawishi (verb), agitate.
-shawishi (verb), allure. (< Arabic).
-shawishi (verb), coax. (< Arabic).
-shawishi (verb), entice.
-shawishi (verb), lure. Mshawishi mtoto alale. lure the child into
sleep.
-shawishi (verb), persuade. (< Arabic).
-shawishi (verb), talk someone into something. Ali alimshawishi rafiki
yake kununua motokaa. Ali talked his/her friend into buying a car.
-shawishi (verb), tempt. (< Arabic).
shawishi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, enticement. (< shawishi V).
shawishi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, inducement.
shawishi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, persuasion.
shawishi (noun 5/6), pl mashawishi, temptation.
-shawishia (verb), bado.
-shawishiwa (verb), be coaxed.
-shawishiwa (verb), be enticed.
-shawishiwa (verb), be persuaded. Sikawaida John kushawishiwa kunywa
pombe. It is not common for John to be persuaded to take alcohol.
shayiri (noun 9/10), pl shayiri, barley.
shaza (noun 9/10an), pl shaza, oyster. Chini ya baharini kunapatikana
shaza. there is oyster under the sea. (< pers?).
shazasi (noun 9/10), pl shazasi, sal-ammoniac.
shazi (noun 5/6), pl mashazi, bunch (of fruit). Mvuvi alinunua shazi
lote la ndizi. the fisher bought the entire bunch of bananas.
shazi (noun 5/6), pl mashazi, cluster (of fruit). Nipe shazi moja la
ndizi. give me one cluster of bananas.
shazi (noun 5/6), pl mashazi, string of fish. Nifungie shazi la samaki.
tie me one string of fish.
shazia (noun 5/6), pl mashazia, bodkin (used in making mats).
shazia (noun 5/6), pl mashazia, needle (large for mat-making).
shebeti (noun 9/10), pl shebeti, soft drink.
shebeti (noun 9/10), pl shebeti, sherbet. Maji ya shebeti ni matamu.
sherbet water is sweet.
shebeti (noun 9/10), pl shebeti, soda water.
shebeti (noun 9/10), pl shebeti, syrup.
shegele (noun 9/10), pl shegele, string of beads worn around the loins by
children..
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl masheha, chief.
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl masheha, composer of ballads.
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, king (chess).
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, leader.
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, minstrel.
sheha (noun 5/6an), pl mashaha, storyteller. Sheha hata kuja leo. the
storyteller will not come today.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, chief. Nilimwona shehe msikitini. I saw
the chief at the Mosque.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, composer of ballads.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, important person.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, influential person.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, king (chess).
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, leader.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, leader.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, minstrel.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, ruler.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, sheik.
shehe (noun 5/6an), pl mashehe, storyteller.
shehena (noun 9/10), pl shehena, cargo.
shehena (noun 9/10), pl shehena, freight.
-sheheni (verb), have cargo (on board).
-sheheni (verb), be filled (with). (< Arabic).
-sheheni (verb), be loaded up. saa za kupika korido hili husheheni
majiko ya mkaa na ya mafuta ya taa [Muk]. (< Arabic).
sheik (noun 5/6an), pl sheik, elder.
sheikh (noun 5/6an), pl masheikh, chief.
sheikh (noun 5/6an), pl masheikh, important person.
sheikh (noun 5/6an), pl masheikh, influential person.
sheikh (noun 5/6an), pl masheikh, leader.
sheikh (noun 5/6an), pl masheikh, ruler.
sheitani (noun 5/6an), pl masheitani, demon.
sheitani (noun 5/6an), pl masheitani, devil.
sheitani (noun 5/6an), pl masheitani, supernatural power.
shekhe (noun 5/6an), pl mashekhe, chief.
shekhe (noun 5/6an), pl mashekhe, important person.
shekhe (noun 5/6an), pl mashekhe, influential person.
shekhe (noun 5/6an), pl mashekhe, leader.
shekhe (noun 5/6an), pl mashekhe, ruler.
sheki (noun 5/6an), pl masheki, chief.
sheki (noun 5/6an), pl masheki, important person.
sheki (noun 5/6an), pl masheki, influential person.
sheki (noun 5/6an), pl masheki, leader.
sheki (noun 5/6an), pl masheki, ruler.
shela (noun 9/10), pl shela, sword dance.
shela (noun 5/6), pl mashela, black veil worn by Moslem women.
shelabela (adverb), indiscriminately.
shelabela (adverb), as is (of merchandise).
shelabela (adverb), as a lot (of merchandise).
-sheleli (verb), sew. [rare]
-sheleli (verb), stitch. [rare]
shemali (noun 9/10), pl shemali, left (hand).
shemali (noun 9/10), pl shemali, north.
shemali (noun 9/10), pl shemali, north-wind.
shemasi (noun 5/6an), pl mashemasi, older person (not necessarily a
clergyman) who gives advice on religious matters.
shemasi (noun 5/6an), pl mashemasi, deacon.
shembea (noun 9/10), pl shembea, knife with a curved blade.
shemeji (noun 9/10an), pl shemeji, brother-in-law. Shemaji yake ni kaka
ya mke wake. his brother-in-law is the (elder) brother to his wife.
shemeji (noun 9/10an), pl shemeji, relative by marriage. Jamaa wa mume
wake ni shemeji wetu. the family of her husband are our relatives by
marriage.
shemeji (noun 9/10an), pl shemeji, sister-in-law.
shemeri (noun 9/10), pl shemeri, nose ring (for cattle).
shemshi (noun 9/10), pl shemshi, sun. [rare]
-shenga (verb), pl shenga, chop.
-shenga (verb), pl shenga, cut.
-shenga (verb), pl shenga, hack. Alishenga kuni kwa shoka. (s)he hacked
firewood using an ax.
-shenga (verb), pl shenga, saw.
-shenga (verb), pl shenga, split.
shenga (noun 9/10), pl shenga, chip.
shenga (noun 9/10), pl shenga, grain.
shenga (noun 9/10), pl shenga, particle. shenga za mchele. particles of
rice.
shenga (noun 9/10), pl shenga, shaving.
shenga (noun 9/10), pl shenga, splinter.
shenhashenga (adverb), in small particles.
shenzi (adjective), barbarous. Alikuwa mtu mshenzi. (s)he was a
barbarous person.
shenzi (adjective), uncivilized. Alionekana mtu mshenzi. (s)he was
perceived as an uncivilized person.
shenzi (adjective), uncouth.
shenzi (adjective), heathen.
shenzi (adjective), ill-mannered.
shenzi (adjective), pagan.
shenzi (adjective), savage.
sherbeti (noun 9/10), pl sherbeti, soft drink. Anakunywa sherbeti.
(s)he drinks sherbet.
sherbeti (noun 9/10), pl sherbeti, sherbet.
sherbeti (noun 9/10), pl sherbeti, soda water.
sherbeti (noun 9/10), pl sherbeti, syrup.
-cheza shere (verb), deride.
-cheza shere (verb), joke.
-cheza shere (verb), mock.
-cheza shere (verb), ridicule.
-fanya shere (verb), deride.
-fanya shere (verb), joke.
-fanya shere (verb), mock.
-fanya shere (verb), ridicule.
shere (noun 9/10), pl shere, derision. cheza/fanya sheri.. make a
derision.
shere (noun 9/10), pl shere, fun.
shere (noun 9/10), pl shere, joke.
shere (noun 9/10), pl shere, mockery.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, celebration.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, ceremony.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, display.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, feast.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, festival. Tutaonana kwenye sherehe. we
shall meet at the festival.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, magnificence.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, merriment. Watoto walirudi nyumbani
baada ya sherehe. the children returned home after the merriment.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, merrymaking. sherehe ya harusi.
merrymaking at the wedding. (< Arabic).
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, party. sherehe za kuzaliwa. birthday
party.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, pomp.
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, rejoicing. baada ya arusi na sherehe
zake [Abd]. after the wedding and its rejoicings. (< Arabic).
sherehe (noun 9/10), pl sherehe, show.
-sherehekea (verb), celebrate. sina haki ya kusherehekea na kupewa
zawadi muda huu [Muk]. I have no right to celebrate and be given awards
this time.. (< Arabic).
-sherehekea (verb), greet with rejoicings. Wazazi walisherehekea harusi
ya mtoto wao. the parents rejoiced at the wedding of their child.
-sherehekea (verb), mark.
-sherekea (verb), celebrate. Watu wote walisherekea Idi/Idd. everybody
celebrated the festival of the birthday of Prophet Muhammad.
-sherekea (verb), greet with rejoicings. sherekea mwenyewe. rejoice at
oneself.
-sherekea (verb), mark.
sheresi (noun 9/10), pl sheresi, glue.
sheri (noun 9/10), pl sheri, derision. cheza/fanya sheri.. make a
derision.
sheri (noun 9/10), pl sheri, fun. cheza/fanya sheri.. have fun.
sheri (noun 9/10), pl sheri, joke. cheza/fanya sheri.. crack a joke.
sheri (noun 9/10), pl sheri, mockery. cheza/fanya sheri.. make a
mockery.
-a sheria (adjective), legal. sheria a [ki]sheria.. legal.
-fuata sheria (verb), obey the law.
-peleka sheriani (verb), prosecute.
-pisha sheria (verb causative), pass a law.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, code of conduct.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, constitution. sheria ya jamhuri.. laws
of the land.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, justice. peleka sheriani.. appeal for
justice.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, law.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, prescription.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, legal proceedings. peleka sheriani..
institute legal proceedings.
sheria (noun 9/10), pl sheria, regulation. Sheria ya shule hii watoto
wote wanavaa viatu vyeusi. the regulations of this school require that
all the children wear black shoes.
sheriani (noun), court (of law).
-sherifu (verb), regard.
-sherifu (verb), respect.
-sherifu (verb), treat respectfully.
sherifu (adjective), highly esteemed.
sherifu (adjective), excellent.
sherifu (adjective), honorable.
sherifu (adjective), highly regarded.
sherifu (adjective), respectable.
sherifu (noun 5/6an), pl masherifu, respected person.
sherisi (noun 9/10), pl sherisi, glue.
sherizi (noun 9/10), pl sherizi, glue.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, binding agreement. kwa sharti.. by a
binding agreement.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, bet.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, conditions.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, contract.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, necessity. sharti uje [kuja].. it is
necessary that you come.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, obligation. sharti uje [kuja].. it is
an obligation that you come.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, stake.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, stipulations.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, terms.
sherti (noun 5/6), pl masherti, wager.
sheshe (adjective), beauty. kitu cha sheshe. a beautiful thing.
shetani (noun 5/6an), pl mashetani, demon. Shetani haonekani. the demon
is not visible.
shetani (noun 5/6an), pl mashetani, devil. utoto hauna hatari ya uke
wala uume, shetani wala jini [Moh]. childhood has no danger of feminine
of masculine, devil or jins. (< Arabic).
shetani (noun 5/6an), pl mashetani, evil spirit. Alipatikana na shetani.
(s)he was seized by the evil spirit. (< Arabic).
shetani (noun 5/6an), pl mashetani, supernatural power. Mganga alipenda
pepo za shetani. the medicine person liked the supernatural power of the
devil.
shetri (noun 9/10), pl shetri, poop. [naut]
shetri (noun 9/10), pl shetri, stern (of ship). [naut]
-shiba (verb), be absorbed in. shiba masomo.. be absorbed in studies.
-shiba (verb), be appeased. utashiba chakula hiki?. will you be
appeased by this food?.
-shiba (verb), be filled with. shiba masomo.. be filled wit studies.
-shiba (verb), be sated. utashiba chakula hiki?. will you be sated with
this food?.
-shiba (verb), be satisfied. utashiba chakula hiki?. will you be
satisfied with this food?.
shibe (noun 9/10), pl shibe, appeasement (of hunger or thirst). Shibe ni
nyumba ya baa. appeasement is the abode of evil..
shibe (noun 9/10), pl shibe, fullness. Nilikuwa na shibe. I was full.
shibe (noun 9/10), pl shibe, repletion.
shibe (noun 9/10), pl shibe, satiation.
shibe (noun 9/10), pl shibe, satisfaction. Shibe ya chakula
ilimfurahisha. the satisfaction of food pleased him/her.
-shibia (verb), bado.
shibiri (noun 9/10), pl shibiri, unit of length (about 9 inches).
Alipozaliwa alikuwa na shibiri moja. when (s)he was born, (s)he was about
nine inches.
-shibisha (verb), fill someone with enthusiasm.
-shibisha (verb), sate someone.
-shibisha (verb), satisfy someone.
-shibisha (verb), be satisfying. Aliwashibisha watoto wote kwa chakula
kizuri. (s)he satisfied all the children with nice food.
-wa na shida (verb), have a problem.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, difficulty. patwa na [wa na, ingia] shida..
be in difficulty.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, distress. patwa na [wa na, ingia] shida..
be in distress.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, hardship. patwa na [wa na, ingia] shida..
be in hardship.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, lack. ni shida kumwona..
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, problem. Yeye hana shida. (s)he has no
problem.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, scarcity.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, shortage.
shida (noun 9/10), pl shida, trouble. patwa na [wa na, ingia] shida..
get into trouble.
shifta (noun 9/10an), pl shifta, shifter (member of a nomadic group in
Kenya that British colonial authorities found troublesome). Shifta ni
magaidi wanaonyanganya watu mali yao. Shifta are robbers who seize other
people's property. (< engl).
shige la manjano (noun), Pemba white-eye. shige la manjano. Pemba
white-eye. [ornith]
-shii (verb), defecate (informal children's speech). kilipokuwa
kikivuliwa nguo kwenda kushii au kunyunyu [Moh].
-shika (verb), carry on. shika mazungumzo.. carry on the conversation.
-shika (verb), comply with. shika sheria [desturi].. comply with the
law.
-shika (verb), follow. shika sheria [desturi].. follow the law.
-shika (verb), grab. shika mkono. grab the hand.
-shika (verb), grasp. shika pumzi. grasp air.
-shika (verb), hold onto.
-shika (verb), hold.
-shika (verb), insist on. shika bei.. insist on the price.
-shika (verb), keep. shika hizi pesa. keep this money.
-shika (verb), observe.
-shika (verb), occupy. shika nafasi garini. occupy a vacancy in the
vehicle. [mil]
-shika (verb), persist in. shika bei.. persist on the price.
-shika (verb), seize. Alivishika vyombo vyote. (s)he seized all the
items.
shika (noun 9/10an), pl shika, observer. shika sheria [desturi]..
observe the law.
-shika adabu (verb), be well mannered. Siku hizi ameshika adabu.
nowadays (s)he is well mannered.
-shika bei (verb), bargain.
-shika bei (verb), haggle.
-shika bei (verb), insist on a price.
-shika hatamu (verb), be in charge. Mama ameshika hatamu ya nyumba.
Mother is in charge of the household.
-shika hatamu (verb), conduct.
-shika hatamu (verb), lead. Kaka mkubwa alishika hatamu ya kurudi
nyumbani. the elder brother led in returning home.
-shika hatamu (verb), seize the reins.
-shika miguu ya (verb), greet someone (respectfully).
-shika moto (verb), become more impetuous.
-shika moto (verb), become more intense. vicheko na matani yameshika
moto tena [Muk]. laughter and jokes have become more intense again.
-shika moto (verb), become more vehement. Baada ya kushindwa alishika
moto. after being defeated, (s)he became more vehement.
-shika nafasi (verb), take the opportunity. kushika nafasi ya kwanza
katika mashindano [Muk]. to take the opportunity to be the first in the
competitions.
-shika nafasi (verb), be placed. kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika
mashindano [Muk]. to be placed at the first position in the competitions.
-shika njia (verb), hold to an established course.
-shika njia (verb), follow a path. Shika njia urudi nyumbani. follow
the path back home.
-shika njia (verb), follow a road. waliposhika njia kurejea mjini [Sul].
as they followed the road back to town.
-shika njia (verb), proceed. Shika njia uendelee na safari yako.
proceed with your journey.
-shika njia (verb), start.
-shika sheria (verb), observe the law. Shika sheria za nchi. observe
the laws of the land.
-shika tamaa (phrase), live in hope. alimkuta kakaa kitandani huku
ameshika tama [Sul], vyakula vizuri alivyoandikiwa mezani alivipiga
bumbuazi na kuvishikia tama [Sul]. (s)he met him/her seating on the bed
and with hope.
-shika tamaa (phrase), be pensive. Alishika tamaa kuwa alikwenda safari.
(s)he was pensive that (s)he went on a journey.
-shikama (verb), bado.
-shikamana (verb), form a bond.
-shikamana (verb), cleave together. Samaki walishikamana kwa barafu.
the fish cleaved together in the ice.
-shikamana (verb), set (of mortar, etc.).
-shikamana (verb), stick together. Wali ulishikamana baada ya kupikwa.
the rice stuck together after being cooked.
shikamoo (phrase), greeting used by young or lesser-status person toward
older or higher-status person.
shikamu (phrase), greeting used by young or lesser-status person toward
older or higher-status person.
shikamuu (phrase), greeting used by young or lesser-status person toward
older or higher-status person. Shikamuu Babu - wajukuu walimamkia babu
yao. Shikamuu grandfather--the grandchildren greeted their grandfather.
-shikana (verb), be good friends.
-shikana (verb), wrestle with each other.
-shikana (verb reciprocal), hold each other. hushikana mikono chini ya
meza [Ya]. holding each other's hand under the table.
-shikashika (verb), grasp tightly.
-shikia (verb), bado.
-shikika (verb), bado.
-shikilia (verb), keep permanently.
-shikilia (verb applicative), contain.
-shikilia (verb applicative), hold on to (obstinately or persistently).
"Nimesema sijala kiapo hata kimoja", alishikilia Nunga [Ng]. "I have said
I did note take even a single oath", Nuka held on to that.
-shikilia (verb applicative), occupy.
-shikimanisha (verb), fasten together.
-shikimanisha (verb), join firmly.
shikio (noun 5/6), pl mashikio, handle. mashikio ya chungu [Rec].
handles of the cooking pot. (< shika V).
shikio (noun 5/6), pl mashikio, rudder (nautical). (< shika V). [naut]
-shikisha (verb), fasten. Mzee Juma aliushikiza mti kwenye paa. Mzee
Juma fastened the tree on the sloping side of the native thatched roof.
-shikisha (verb), tighten.
-shikisha mkono (verb), guide the hand.
-shikiza (verb), fasten. Mzee Juma aliushikiza mti kwenye paa. Mzee
Juma fastened the tree to the sloping side of the native thatched roof.
-shikiza (verb), tighten.
-shikiza mkon (verb), guide the hand.
shikizo (noun 5/6), pl mahikizo, fastening. (< shika V).
shikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, post. shikizo la paa. post of the
sloping side of the native thatched roof. (< shika V).
shikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, prop. Aliweka shikizo kuhifadhi ukuta
wa nyumba. (s)he put up a prop to preserve the wall of the house.
shikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, support. Shikizo la nyumba limetoka.
the support of the house has come out. (< shika V).
shikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, tacking stich (in sewing). (< shika
V).
shiku (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, log (large).
shiku (noun 5/6), pl mashikizo, wedge.
shiku (noun 5/6), pl mashiku, stump (of large tree). (< kishiku N).
-shikwa (verb), be grasped.
-shikwa (verb), be seized. Mwivi alishikwa na polisi. the thief was
seized by the police.
-shikwa (verb passive), be held. Bahati alishikwa na hamu ya kutaka
kumwona Idi [Sul], Bi Tamima alishikwa na uchungu [Moh]. Bahati was held
by the urge to see Idi.
-shikwa na hofu (verb), be afraid.
-shikwa na hofu (verb), be seized by terror.
-shikwa na homa (verb), have a fever.
-shikwa na kazi (verb), be very busy.
-shikwa na pepo (verb), be possessed by a spirit.
shilamu (noun 9/10), pl shilamu, stem of hookah pipe.
shilingi (noun 9/10), pl shilingi, shilling. Nipatie shilingi tatu.
give me three shillings.
shimbi (noun 9/10), pl shimbi, lees of palm-wine (used as yeast).
-shimbika (verb), fasten (a fishook to a line). (< shimbiko N).
-shimbika (verb), tie. (< shimbiko N).
shimbiko (noun 5/6), pl mashimbiko, act of fastening a hook to a line.
(< shimbika V).
shimbiko (noun 5/6), pl mashimbiko, thread used for fastening. (<
shimbika V).
shime! (interjection), participate (used as an appeal for collective
effort). Shime, tufanye kazi pamoja. participate, we work together.
shime! (interjection), encouragement to increased effort. haya shime!
tusaidiane!. Come on now, let's all pull together.
-shimiri (verb), fit. mavazi yake hayamshimiri. His clothes do not
fit/become him.
-shimiri (verb), be suitable.
-shimiri (verb), be useful.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, cave.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, cavity.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, depression.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, excavation.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, hole. shimo la panya. rat's hole.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, hollow. shimo la sahani. the hollow of a
plate.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, mine. shimo la dhahabu. gold mine.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, pit.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, rut.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, shaft. shimo la kaa. vertical shaft.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, trench. shimo la kujificha. hidding
trench.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, tunnel. Tulipita chini ya shimo. we
passed under the tunnel.
shimo (noun 5/6), pl mashimo, well.
shina (noun 5/6), pl mashina, hole for planting seed. Mti utapandwa
kwenye shina hili. the tree will be planted in this hole.
shina (noun 5/6), pl mashina, origin.
shina (noun 5/6), pl mashina, root. Shina la mti huu ni fupi. the root
of this tree is short.
shina (noun 5/6), pl mashina, source. Shina la mto Nile ni ziwa la
Victoria. the source of river Nile is lake Victoria.
shina (noun 5/6), pl mashina, tree-trunk.
-shinda (verb), bear. kushinda maumivu. bear pain. (< shindano N).
-shinda (verb), be better than. (< shindano N).
-shinda (verb), conquer. kushinda adui. conquer the enemy. (< shindano
N).
-shinda (verb), endure. kushinda maumivu. endure pain. (< shindano N).
-shinda (verb), excel.
-shinda (verb), become first in competition. Alishinda mtihani. (s)he
came first in the competition.
-shinda (verb), be left. anashinda nyumbani. (s)he was left at home.
(< shindano N).
-shinda (verb), outdo. (< shindano N).
-shinda (verb), overcome. kushinda adui. overcome the enemy. (<
shindano N).
-shinda (verb), overpower. kushinda adui. overpower the enemy. (<
shindano N).
-shinda (verb), pass an exam. alishinda mtihani wake wa darasa la nne.
He passed his level four exam.
-shinda (verb), pass time. alishinda akilia kutwa nzima [Muk]. (s)he
passed all the time crying.
-shinda (verb), remain. anashinda nyumbani. (s)he remains at home. (<
shindano N).
-shinda (verb), spend the day doing something. Rafiki ya mama alishinda
kwetu leo. my mother's friend spent the day at our place.
-shinda (verb), stay all day long. Rafiki ya mama alishinda kwetu leo.
my mother's friend stayed at home all day long.
-shinda (verb), stay put.
-shinda (verb), subdue. niliona kuwa kumwamrisha mke wangu nitakavyo
lazima kutanishinda [Abd], tutashinda zao njama [Ng]. I realize that to
control my wife the way I want will subdue me.
-shinda (verb), surpass. Aziza alikuwa na utambuzi wake mwenyewe
ulioshinda wa wale waliojifunza [Abd]. Aziz had his own intelligibility
that surpassed those who had educated themselves.
-shinda (verb), win. kushinda mchezo. win a game. (< shindano N).
shinda (noun 5/6), pl mashinda, remainder. (< shinda V).
shinda (noun 5/6), pl mashinda, residue. shinda la kinu. the residue of
the mill. (< shinda V).
-shindama (verb), be compact. (< shinda V). [rare]
-shindama (verb), be packed together. (< shinda V). [rare]
-shindama (verb), be pressed together. (< shinda V). [rare]
-shindamana (verb), be compact. (< shinda V).
-shindamana (verb), be packed together. Nguo zilishindamana sandukuni.
clothes were packed together inside the box. (< shinda V).
-shindamana (verb), be pressed together. (< shinda V).
-shindana (verb), compete. kushindana mpira. to settle a footbll match.
-shindana (verb), contend. kushindana mpira. to settle a football
match.
-shindana (verb), try to defeat each other.
-shindana (verb), dispute. akawasikia watu [...] wakishindana [Ya].
they were disputing.
-shindana (verb), fall out with each other. Tutashindana na wewe kila
siku mpaka uondoke haya. we shall fall out with you every day until you
leave this place.
-shindana (verb), fight.
-shindana (verb), try to overcome each other. akishindana kuuzuia mwili
mzito uliokuwa ukimwelemea [Sul]. as (s)he tried to contain a heavy body
which was overwhelming him.
-shindana mieleka (verb), wrestle. Ali na John walishindana mieleka.
Ali and John were competing in wrestling.
shindani (adjective), competitive. (< shinda V).
shindani (adjective), contentious. (< shinda V).
shindani (adjective), hostile. (< shinda V).
-shindania (verb), strive for something. (< shinda V).
-shindania (verb), struggle for something. Watoto wanashindania nani
anakimbia zaidi. the children are struggling over who runs fastest. (<
shinda V).
-shindania fedha (verb), haggle over a price. (< shinda V).
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, comparison. (< shinda V).
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, competition. mashindano yenyewe bado
[Muk]. the competition themselves are not yet.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, contest. shindano ya mpira [Rec]. a
ball competition. (< shinda V).
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashidano, injection. piga sindano [Rec]. give
an injection.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl masindano, magnetic needle. sindano ya santuri.
magnetic needle of the phonograph.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, needle.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashidano, needle.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, race. Shindano la kuvua samaki
litaanza mwezi wa Decemba. the fishing race will start in December.
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashidano, shot. piga sindano. give a shot (of
injection).
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashindano, struggle. Shindano la mwisho
hatukushinda. we did not win the last struggle. (< shindana V).
shindano (noun 5/6), pl mashidano, vaccination. piga sindano.
vaccinate.
-shindia (verb), bado.
-shindika (verb), be defeated. Alimshindika ngumi za uso. (s)he was
defeated in boxing.
-shindika (verb), be defeated.
-shindika (verb), feign.
-shindika (verb), press. shindika miwa. press or crush sugarcane.
-shindika (verb), apply force to something. shindika miwa. press or
crush sugarcane.
-shindika (verb), do something forcibly.
-shindika (verb), be overcome.
-shindika (verb), be overpowered.
-shindika (verb), sham.
-shindika (verb), be subjugated.
-shindika (mlango) (verb), set ajar (a door).
-shindika (mlango) (verb), close (but not fasten) the door. Shindika
mlango kabla hujalala. close (not fasten) the door before sleeping.
-shindikiza (verb), be blunted.
-shindikiza (verb), be hindered. (< shinda V).
-shindikiza (verb), be impeded.
-shindikiza (verb), escort a guest to the door or along the return
journey. Shindikizo la wageni lilianza saa moja asubuhi. the escorting
of visitors started at 7.30.
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, accompanying (a departing guest).
(< shinda V, sindikiza V).
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, escorting (a departing guest).
(< shinda V, sindikiza V).
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, mill (for pressing oil or fruit).
(< shinda V, sindikiza V).
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, press (for oil or fruit). (<
shinda V, sindikiza V).
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, forcible pressure. (< shindikiza
V).
shindikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashindikizo, pressure. (< shinda V, sindikiza
V).
-shindikwa (verb), be partly closed. mlango ulikuwa umeshindikwa [Sul].
the door was partly closed.
-shindilia (verb), discharge.
-shindilia (verb), load. shindilia bunduki. load a gun.
-shindilia (verb), press (down). chukua mwiba uushindilie nyayoni mwangu
[Abd]. take a thorn and press it (down) my feet..
-shindilia (verb), stuff. Yeye alishindilia nguo sandukuni. (s)he
stuffed clothes into the box.
-shindisha (verb), help conquer.
-shindisha (verb), cause to excel.
-shindisha (verb), take in a guest.
-shindisha (verb), hinder.
-shindisha (verb), impede.
-shindisha (verb), take in a lodger.
-shindisha (verb), cause to remain.
-shindisha (verb), help to win. Alijaribu kuwashindisha, lakini
haikuwezekana. (s)he tried to help them win but it was not possible.
-shindiza (verb), help conquer.
-shindiza (verb), cause to excel.
-shindiza (verb), take in a guest.
-shindiza (verb), hinder.
-shindiza (verb), impede.
-shindiza (verb), take in a lodger.
-shindiza (verb), cause to remain.
-shindiza (verb), help to win.
-shindizika (verb), be blunted.
-shindizika (verb), be hindered.
-shindizika (verb), be impeded.
-enda kwa shindo (verb), trot (of horses). enda kwa shindo [Rec]. trot
(of horses). (< shinda V).
-weka shindo upande (verb), be upset. (< weka V, shingo N, -pande adv).
shindo (noun 5/6), pl mashindo, noise (loud and sudden).
-shindua (verb), be open to (arguments or persuasion). (< shinda V).
-shindua (verb), open. (< shinda V).
-shindua (verb), release pressure. (< shinda V).
-shindua (verb), reveal. (< shinda V).
-shindua (verb), give vent to. (< shinda V).
-shindua maneno (verb), argue.
-shindua maneno (verb), persuade.
-shinduka (verb), bado.
-shindulia (verb), bado.
-shindwa (verb), be unable. Timu yetu ya mpira ilishindwa. our ball
team was unable to win.
-shindwa (verb), be unsuccessful. John alishindwa kumsaidia rafiki yake.
John was unsuccessful in helping his friend.
-shindwa (verb passive), capitulate.
-shindwa (verb passive), fail. Zakaria alikuwa ameshindwa hata kujenga
nyumba ya maana [Kez]. Zacharia had failed to even build a reasonable
house.
-shindwa (verb passive), be outdone. Rais Bush alishindwa na raisi Bill
Clinton katika kura. President Bush was defeated by President Clinton
with votes.
-shindwa (verb), be overcome. Yeye ameshindwa na kusoma. (s)he has
failed to study.
-shindwa (verb passive), be defeated. Mimi sikushindwa na kupika. I, I
was not unable to cook.
mwenye shingo ngumu (noun 1/2), pl wenye shingo ngumu, stiff-necked
person.
mwenye shingo ngumu (noun 1/2), pl wenye shingo ngumu, stubborn person.
shingo (noun 9/10), pl shingo, neck. alimshika Rosa shingoni kwa ukosi
wa gauni lake [Kez], aliteremshe [shoka kali] kwa nguvu juu ya mashingo ya
watu hawa wawili [Muk], macho juu, shingo upande, mikono pamoja kifuani
pake [Kez]. (s)he held Rosa by the neck using the collar of his/her gown.
shingo (ya kanzu) (noun 9/10), pl shingo, collar. kuzipachika noti
katika shingo ya kanzu aliyovaa [Sul]. to secure notes in the neck of the
kanzu.
shingo la nchi (noun 5/6), pl mashingo, isthmus.
-shinikiza (verb), crush.
-shinikiza (verb), press.
-shinikiza (verb), pulverize.
shinikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashinikizo, crushing (act of).
shinikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashinikizo, mill (for pressing oil or fruit).
shinikizo (noun 5/6), pl mashinikizo, pressing (act of).
makuli (noun), shipyard.
shira (noun 9/10), pl shira, sail. [rare]
shiraa (noun 9/10), pl shiraa, Sirius (the dog star).
-shirabu (verb), drink. akila na kushirabu [Ya]. as (s)he eats and
drinks. (< Arabic).
shirika (adverb), in common. Pesa za shirika zilitumiwa zote. the
common money was all utilized. (< shiriki V).
shirika (adverb), jointly. Mali yetu ni shirika. We own our property
jointly. (< shiriki V).
shirika (adverb), together. (< shiriki V).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, community of interests. (< shiriki V).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, company. shirika la ndege. airline
company. (< Arabic).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, cooperation. (< shiriki V).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, cooperative. shirika la wakulima.
farmers co-operative.
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, organization. (< shiriki V).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, partnership. Baba na rafiki yake
wanashirika ya kazi yako. father and his friend has a partnership in your
work. (< shiriki V).
shirika (noun 5/6), pl mashirika, share. tia mashirika. share/divide
up. (< shiriki V).
-shiriki (verb), act together with. Wanawake wa kijiji walishiriki
katika ujenzi wa shule. the village women acted together in the
construction of the school. (< Arabic).
-shiriki (verb), be addicted to. shiriki ulevi. be addicted to
drinking/alcohol. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), be associated. shiriki katika biashara. be associated
in business/trade. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), combine. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), act in common. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), be devoted to. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), join. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), have a part in. Yeye alishiriki katika mkutano wa OAU.
(s)he took a part in the OAU meeting. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), participate. Nitashiriki kusaidia maskini. I will
participate in helping the poor. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), be partners. Sisi tulishiriki kuokoa watu waliokuja
mji. we were partners in helping people who came to town. (< shirika N).
-shiriki (verb), share in. Diana kawakaribisha wapangaji wenzie
washiriki nae chakula cha usiku [Muk], akili yake ilikataa kuyashiriki
macho [Sul]. Diana invited her roommates to share in the dinner. (<
Arabic).
-shiriki (verb), unite. (< shirika N).
-shiriki karata (verb), be a confirmed cardplayer. (< shirika N).
-shiriki kazi (verb), be heart and soul in one's work. (< shirika N).
-shiriki sanamu (verb), worship an idol. (< shirika N).
-shirikia (verb), bado.
-shirikiana (verb), cooperate. Sisi tunashirikiana kusaidia watoto
maskini. we are cooperating in helping poor children. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiana (verb), join forces. Jeshi la Uganda linashirikiana na jeshi
la Congo. the Ugandan army is joining forces with the Congolese army. (<
shiriki V).
-shirikiana (verb), be partners together. Nchi ya USA inashirikiana
kibiashara na nchi ya Mexico. United States is in business partnership
with Mexico. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiana (verb), be jointly responsible. Shule zinashirikiana kufunza
wanafunzi lugha ya kigeni. the schoos are jointly responsible for
teaching the students foreign languages. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiana (verb), share with each other. yu tayari kushirikiana naye
kwa lo lote atakalotaka [Sul]. you are ready to share with him/her in
everything that will be possible.
-shirikika (verb), bado.
-shirikisha (verb), coordinate. Mwalimu alishirikisha utaratibu wa
upigaji kura. the teacher cordinated the voting procedures.
-shirikisha (verb), give someone a share in something. Alimshirikisha
Mwalimu kuwafundisha wanafunzi. (s)he gave the teacher a share in the
teaching the children. (< shiriki V).
-shirikisha (verb), make a member of a society. Yeye alijishirikisha
kusaidia maskini. (s)he became a member of the society helping the poor.
(< shiriki V).
-shirikisha (verb), cause to participate. Mama yake John aliwashirikisha
wanawake kupiga kura. the mother of John caused the women to vote.
-shirikisha (verb), allow to participate. Singependa kumshirikisha bwana
huyu kutusaidia. I would not want to allow this man to participate in
helping us. (< shiriki V).
-shirikisha (verb), incorporate. Shirikisha kazi zetu pamoja.
incorporate our work together.
shirikisho (noun 9/10), pl mashirikisho, association. Shirikisho la
Waalimu wa lugha. language teachers' association. (< shiriki V).
shirikisho (noun 9/10), pl mashirikisho, federation. Shirikisho la nchi
za Afrika Mashariki. federation of East African states. (< shiriki V).
shirikisho (noun 9/10), pl mashirikisho, union. Nchi za Ulaya zina
shirikisho la nguvu. European countries have a strong union. (< shiriki
V).
-shirikiza (verb), give someone a share in something. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiza (verb), incorporate. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiza (verb), make a member of a society. (< shiriki V).
-shirikiza (verb), allow to participate. Mzee alishirikiza vijana
kufanya kazi pamoja. the old man allowed the youth to participate
together in the work. (< shiriki V).
shisha (noun 9/10), pl mashisha, hourglass.
-shitaki (verb), accuse. (< mashtaka N).
-shitaki (verb), bring action against. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitaki (verb), blame. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitaki (verb), charge. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitaki (verb), make a complaint. (< mashtaka N).
-shitaki (verb), sue. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitakia (verb), bado. (< mashtaka N).
-shitakika (verb), bado. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitakisha (verb), bado. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shitakiza (verb), bado. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-shiti (verb), do not care at all. kazi ya ubaharia nikaipata halafu
nikaishiti [Ma]. I got the job of working at the port and then did not
care. (< Eng.). [slang]
-shiti (verb), despise. (< Eng.).
shiti (noun 5/6), pl mashiti, bedsheet. (< Eng.).
shiti (noun 5/6), pl mashiti, printed cotton cloth.
-shitua (verb), remove quickly. shitua chungu [Rec]. remove the
bitterness quickly. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), receive a shock. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), shock. Bomu ilishitua nyumba mpaka ikaboromoka. the
bomb shock the house until it collapse. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), sprain. shitua mguu [Rec]. sprain the legs. (< shtuko
N).
-shitua (verb), startle. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), move suddenly. shitua mguu [Rec]. move the legs
suddenly. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), surprise. Mwivi alimshitua alipovunga mlango. the thief
surprised him/her when she/he broke the door.
-shitua (verb), move violently. shitua mguu [Rec]. move the legs
violently. (< shtuko N).
-shitua (verb), wrench. shitua mguu [Rec]. wrench the legs. (< shtuko
N).
shituko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, jerk (of the body). (< shtua V).
shituko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, shudder. (< shtua V).
shituko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, twitch. (< shtua V).
shoga (noun 5/6an), pl mashoga, catamite. (< ushoga N).
shoga (noun 5/6an), pl mashoga, girlfriend (term used between women).
alitamani kuwafuata shogaze katika nyendo zao [Sul]. (s)he desired to
follow fellow women girlfriend in their habits.
shoga (noun 5/6an), pl mashoga, impotent man who acts as a servant to
women. (< ushoga N).
shoga (noun 5/6an), pl mashoga, woman (or older girl) who instructs a
girl who has reached the age of puberty. Shoga wake alimkaribisha chakula
cha mchana. her woman initiate patron invited her for lunch. (< ushoga
N).
shogi (noun 9/10), pl shogi, packsaddle.
shogi (noun 9/10), pl shogi, saddlebag. Aliweka shogi lake begani na
kuondoka. (s)he put her saddlebag on the shoulders and left.
shogoa (noun 9/10), pl shogoa, universal conscription. (< Pers.).
shogoa (noun 9/10), pl shogoa, draft. (< Pers.).
shogoa (noun 9/10), pl shogoa, compulsory labor. (< Pers.).
shogoa (noun 9/10), pl shogoa, compulsory military service. (< Pers.).
shoka (noun 5/6), pl mashoka, axe. Aliukata mti na shoka. (s)he cut the
tree with an ax.
shoka (noun 5/6), pl mashoka, hatchet. alikuwa kaliinua shoka kali juu
[Muk]. (s)he was holding the matchet high.
shokishoki (noun 5/6), pl mashokishoki, fruit (of the mshokishoki).
shokoa (noun 9/10), pl shokoa, universal conscription. (< Pers.).
shokoa (noun 9/10), pl shokoa, draft. (< Pers.).
shokoa (noun 9/10), pl shokoa, forced labor.
shokoa (noun 9/10), pl shokoa, compulsory military service,. (< Pers.).
shokoa (noun 9/10), pl shokoa, requisition.
shokomzoba (noun 9/10), pl shokomzoba, shock absorber.
shombo (noun 9/10), pl shombo, natural smell of fish (not rotten).
shomoro (noun 9/10an), pl shomoro, sparrow-like bird. [ornith]
-shona (verb), make (a shoe or clothing).
-shona (verb), mend.
-shona (verb), sew. (< mashono N, mshona N).
-shona (verb), stitch. (< mashono N, mshona N).
shonde (noun 5/6), pl mashonde, dung (of animals). limejaa wadudu,
shonde la tembo [Ya]. the dung of animals is full of insects.
shonde (noun 5/6), pl mashonde, grudge. ingawa tumegombana usiniwekee
shonde [Rec]. even though we have quarrelled, don't hold a grudge against
me.
shonde (noun 5/6), pl mashonde, manure.
shonde (noun 5/6), pl mashonde, resentment. ingawa tumegombana
usiniwekee shonde [Rec]. even though we have quarrelled, don't hold
resentments against me.
shonde (noun 5/6), pl mashonde, vindictiveness. ingawa tumegombana
usiniwekee shonde [Rec]. even though we have quarrelled, don't have
vindictiveness against me.
-shonea (verb), sew for.
-shoneka (verb), bado.
-shonesha (verb), have clothes made.
-shonesha (verb), repair.
-shonesha (verb), have sewn.
shonga (noun 5/6), pl mashonga, excitement. (< mshongo N).
shonga (noun 5/6), pl mashonga, incitement. (< mshongo N).
shonga (noun 5/6), pl shonga, persuasion.
shonga (noun 5/6), pl mashonga, seduction. (< mshongo N).
shoni (noun 5/6), pl mashoni, sewing equipment. (< shona V).
shoni (noun 5/6), pl mashoni, sewing (act of). (< shona V).
shono (noun 5/6), pl mashono, sewing (act of). (< shona V).
shono (noun 5/6), pl mashono, sewing equipment. (< shona V).
-shonoa (verb), remove stitches.
-shonoa (verb), undo.
-shonoa (verb), unravel.
-shonoa (verb), unsew.
-shonoka (verb), bado.
-shonolea (verb), bado.
-shonosha (verb), bado.
-shonwa (verb), be made.
-shonwa (verb), be mended.
-shonwa (verb), be sewn.
mtoto shoo (noun 1), attractive person. watoto shoo, mama yake
angeliwaita [Ya]. attractive children, their mother should have called
them. (< Eng.). [slang]
mtoto shoo (noun 1), good-looking person. watoto shoo, mama yake
angeliwaita [Ya]. good-looking children, their mother should have called
them. (< Eng.). [slang]
shore (noun 5/6), pl mashore, braid of hair. nywele zake [...]
akizipasua shore la kuvutia [Sul]. (s)he splits his/her braid of hair in
an attractive manner.
shore (noun 9/10an), pl shore, bulbul (species of bird).
shore (noun 5/6), pl mashore, crest.
shore (noun 5/6), pl mashore, tress.
shore kishungi (noun 5/6an), pl mashore, paradise flycatcher.
shore wanda (noun 5/6an), pl mashore, sparrow (species of).
shoroba (noun 5/6), pl mashoroba, passage.
shoroba (noun 5/6), pl mashoroba, path.
-enda shoti (verb), gallop.
-piga shoti (verb), gallop.
shoti (noun 9/10), pl shoti, gallop.
shoto (adverb), awkwardly. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he is working
awkwardly.
shoto (adverb), backwards. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he is working
backwards.
shoto (adverb), in a left-handed way. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he is
working in a left handed way.
shoto (noun 9/10), pl mashoto, left hand.
shoto (noun 9/10), pl mashoto, left (side).
shoto (noun 9/10), pl mashoto, left-handedness.
shotoshoto (adverb), awkwardly. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he is working
awkwardly.
shotoshoto (adverb), backwards. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he is working
backwards.
shotoshoto (adverb), in a left-handed way. anafanya kazi shoto. (s)he
is working in a left-handed way.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, accusation.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, action.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, charge.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, imputation.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, indictment.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, prosecution.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, reproach.
shtaka (noun 5/6), pl mashtaka, suit.
-shtaki (verb), accuse. [kumwacha] kungempa msichana nguvu ya kumshtaki
[Muk]. to have left the girl would have given him/her the strength to
prosecute him/her. (< Arabic).
-shtaki (verb), bring action against.
-shtaki (verb), blame.
-shtaki (verb), charge.
-shtaki (verb), make a complaint.
-shtaki (verb), prosecute.
-shtaki (verb), sue. Alimshtaki. (s)he sued him/her.
-shtakia (verb), complain. alishtakia zaidi mama-mtu [Moh].
-shtakika (verb), bado.
-shtakisha (verb), bado.
-shtakiwa (verb), be accused. Alishtakiwa kwa kuiba. (s)he was accused
of stealing.
-shtakiwa (verb), be charged. Kushtakiwa kwa kumpiga mkewe. he was
charged for beating his wife.
-shtakiwa (verb), be prosecuted.
-shtakiza (verb), bado.
-shtiri (verb), make the final (successful) bid (at an auction). (<
rasimu V).
-shtua (verb), jerk.
-shtua (verb), remove quickly. shtua chungu. remove a pot off the fire
or the stove. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), shock. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), receive a shock. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), sprain. shtua mguu. sprain the foot. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), startle.
-shtua (verb), move suddenly. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), surprise.
-shtua (verb), move violently. (< shtuko N).
-shtua (verb), wrench. (< shtuko N).
-shtuka (verb intransitive), be alarmed. (< shtua V).
-shtuka (verb intransitive), be sprained. (< shtua V).
-shtuka (verb potential), be shocked.
-shtuka (verb potential), be startled. Bahati akashtuka na kumjibu
[Sul]. Bahati was startled and answered him/her.
shtuko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, jerk (of the body). (< shtua V).
shtuko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, shock (electric). (< shtua V).
shtuko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, shudder. (< shtua V).
shtuko (noun 5/6), pl mashtuko, twitch. (< shtua V).
-shtulia (verb), bado.
-shtusha (verb), surprise.
-shua (verb), let down (e.g. a boat into the water).
-shua (verb), launch a boat.
-shua (verb), lower.
shuarub (noun 5/6), pl mashuarub, alcoholic beverage. (< Arabic).
shuarub (noun 5/6), pl mashuarub, intoxicating beverage. (< Arabic).
shuarub (noun 5/6), pl mashuarub, drink. (< Arabic).
shuarubu (noun 5/6), pl mashuarubu, alcoholic beverage. (< Arabic).
shuarubu (noun 5/6), pl mashuarubu, intoxicating beverage. (< Arabic).
shuarubu (noun 5/6), pl mashuarubu, drink. (< Arabic).
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, embrasure.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, hiding-place.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, loophole.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, niche.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, opening (small).
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, peephole.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, porthole.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, vishubaka, (shelved) recesses in a
wall.
shubaka (noun 5/6), pl mashubaka, window (small).
shubiri (noun 9/10), pl shubiri, unit of length (about 9 inches).
shudu (noun 5/6), pl mashudu, oil cake.
shudu (noun 5/6), pl mashudu, residue (of seeds when oil is pressed).
shufaka (noun 9/10), pl shufaka, compassion.
shufaka (noun 9/10), pl shufaka, pity.
shufaka (noun 9/10), pl shufaka, sympathy.
-shufu (verb), detect.
-shufu (verb), look at.
-shufu (verb), notice.
-shufu (verb), observe.
-shufu (verb), perceive.
-shufu (verb), see.
-shufu (verb), watch.
shufwa (noun 9/10), pl shufwa, even number.
kwa nchi (adverb), public affairs. (< shughulika V).
kwa shughuli (adverb), in the line of business. (< shughulika V).
kwa shughuli (adverb), professionally. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, activities.
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, affairs. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, business. ana shughuli muhimu. (s)he
has important business(es). (< Arabic).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, career. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, disturbance. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, duty. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, engagement.
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, excitement. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, function. ana shughuli muhimu. (s)he
has an important function. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, occupation. nangojea kwenda Kampala
kwenye shughuli zangu [Ma]. I am waiting to go to Kampala for my own
business. (< Arabic).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, task. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, trouble. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, work. (< shughulika V).
shughuli (noun 9/10), pl shughuli, worry. (< shughulika V).
-shughulika (verb), be active. (< shughuli N).
-shughulika (verb), be busy. (< shughuli N).
-shughulika (verb), deal with.
-shughulika (verb), be disturbed. (< shughuli N).
-shughulika (verb), have much to do. (< shughuli N).
-shughulika (verb), be engaged. (< Arabic).
-shughulika (verb), be harrassed. (< shughuli N).
-shughulika (verb), be occupied (with). [watumishi] walionekana
kushughulika [Moh], huku kashughulika kutandika majamvi ukumbini [Sul],
mapenzi yasiyoshughulika na sura au umbo ni mapenzi makubwa sana [Sul].
the workers/officers were seen occupied (with). (< Arabic).
-shughulika (verb), be worried. (< shughuli N).
-shughulikia (verb), be concerned with.
-shughulikia (verb), be involved in.
-shughulikwa (verb), be the responsibility of.
-shughulisha (verb), disturb. (< shughuli N).
-shughulisha (verb), employ. (< shughuli N).
-shughulisha (verb), engage in.
-shughulisha (verb), harass. (< shughuli N).
-shughulisha (verb), involve.
-shughulisha (verb), occupy. mke wangu akawa hana kazi ya kumshughulisha
[Abd]. my wife had no work to occupy her.
-shughulisha (verb), overburden someone. (< shughuli N).
-shughulisha (verb), give work. (< shughuli N).
shuguli za muda (phrase), temporary job. waalimu waliokuja pale kwa
shughuli za muda na kurudi walikotoka [Muk]. the teachers who came there
for a temporary job and then returned to where they had come from.
shuhuda (noun 5/6), pl mashuhuda, diploma. (< Arabic: shahada V).
shuhuda (noun 5/6), pl mashuhuda, evidence. (< shahada N, shuhudu V).
shuhuda (noun 5/6), pl mashuhuda, proof. (< shahada N, shuhudu V).
shuhuda (noun 5/6), pl mashuhuda, testimonial. (< shahada N, shuhudu V).
shuhuda (noun 5/6an), pl mashuhuda, witness. (< shahada V).
-shuhudia (verb), be present (at). alikuwa ameshuhudia mama yake
akitupwa chali au kifudifudi kutendewa kila kitu [Mt]. (s)he was present
when her/his mother was being thrown upside down and being done all
things. (< Arabic).
-shuhudia (verb), give testimony. (< Arabic).
-shuhudia (verb), bear witness. kama malaika waliotumwa kuja kushuhudia
ukatili uliokuwa ukitendeka [Kez]. like the angels who were sent to come
and witness the attrocities that were being committed. (< Arabic).
-shuhudika (verb), bado.
-shuhudisha (verb), ascertain.
-shuhudiwa (verb), be witnessed.
-shuhudu (verb), attest. (< shahada N).
-shuhudu (verb), certify. (< shahada N).
-shuhudu (verb), confirm. (< shahada N).
-shuhudu (verb), corroborate. (< shahada N).
-shuhudu (verb), prove. (< shahada N).
-shuhudu (verb), verify. (< shahada N).
shuhuli (noun 9/10), pl shuhuli, rear part of a house.
shujaa (adjective), brave. (< ushujaa N).
shujaa (adjective), courageous. (< ushujaa N).
shujaa (adjective), heroic. (< ushujaa N).
shujaa (noun 5/6an), pl mashujaa, brave person. (< ushujaa N).
shujaa (noun 5/6an), pl mashujaa, champion.
shujaa (noun 5/6an), pl mashujaa, hero. (< ushujaa N).
shujaa (noun 5/6an), pl mashujaa, warrior. Mashujaa wa Uhuru. Freedom
Fighters. (< ushujaa N).
-shuka (verb), alight.
-shuka (verb), collapse. (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), be depressed. (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), descend. akipanda juu au akishuka chini [Moh]. as he
ascends down or descends up.
-shuka (verb), disembark.
-shuka (verb), get down.
-shuka (verb), drop.
-shuka (verb), fall (to the ground). (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), get out. shuka motokaa [Rec]. get out of the vehicle.
(< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), be humbled. (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), be humiliated. (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), land. shuka motokaa [Rec]. land out of the vehicle. (<
shtua V).
-shuka (verb), be lowered.
-shuka (verb), be precipitous. (< shtua V).
-shuka (verb), sink. na aende kwa mzee yule aliyeshuka mashavu akafanye
naye mapenzi [Sul]. I am going to that old man who got out of the sink to
make love with him.
-shuka (verb), be steep. (< shtua V).
shuka (noun 9/10), pl shuka, loin-cloth. (< shuka N).
shuka (noun 9/10), pl shuka, sheet. wakiwa katika shuka zao nyeupe
walionekana kama malaika [Kez]. with their white sheets, they looked like
angels. (< shuka N).
shuke (noun 9/10), pl shuke, ear (of maize).
-shukia (verb), have doubts about something. (< shaka N).
-shukia (verb), get out of something. (< shtua V).
-shukiwa (verb), be doubted. (< shaka N).
-shukiwa (verb), be a suspect. (< shaka N).
-shukiwa (verb), be suspected. (< shaka N).
shukrani (noun 9/10), pl shukrani, gratitude. niruhusu nikuonyeshe walao
shukrani zangu [Mt]. allow me to show you, at least, my gratitude. (<
Arabic).
shukrani (noun 9/10), pl shukrani, thanks. (< shukuru V).
-shuku (verb), doubt. (< shaka N).
-shuku (verb), have doubts. (< shaka N).
-shuku (verb), have misgivings. (< shaka N).
-shuku (verb), have scruples. (< shaka N).
-shuku (verb), suspect. alikuwa akishuku jambo toka mwanzo [Muk]. (s)he
was suspecting something right from the beginning. (< Arabic).
-shuku (verb), worry.
shuku (noun 5/6), pl mashuku, doubt. (< shaka N).
shuku (noun 5/6), pl mashuku, misgivings. (< shaka N).
shuku (noun 5/6), pl mashuku, suspicion. (< shaka N).
-shukuriwa (verb), be thanked.
-shukuru (verb), console oneself. (< shukrani N).
-shukuru (verb), be contented. (< shukrani N).
-shukuru (verb), be grateful. (< shukrani N).
-shukuru (verb), be resigned. (< shukrani N).
-shukuru (verb), thank. tulimshukuru kwa wema wake [Rec]. we thanked
him/her for his/her goodness. (< shukrani N).
-toka shule (verb), drop out of school. (< toka V, shule N).
-toka shule (verb), withdraw from school. (< toka V, shule N).
shule (noun 9/10), pl shule, academy. (< Germ.).
shule (noun 9/10), pl shule, school. (< Germ.).
-shulia (verb), bado.
-shuliwa (verb), be launched.
-shulu (verb), overcast.
-shulu (verb), oversew.
-shulu (verb), sew.
-shulu (verb), stitch.
-shulu (verb), whip.
shulu (noun 5/6), pl mashulu, backstitch.
shulu (noun 5/6), pl mashulu, seam.
shulu (noun 5/6), pl mashulu, stitch.
shumberere (noun 5/6), pl mashumberere, sombrero. (< port).
shumbi (noun 9/10), pl shumbi, deep water.
shumbi (noun 9/10), pl shumbi, heap. shumbi ya mchanga. a heap of sand.
shumbulele (noun 5/6), pl mashumbelele, sombrero. (< Port.).
shumusi (noun 9), sun. [rare]
shundi (noun 9/10an), pl shundi, coucal (kind of bird). [ornith]
shundwa (noun 9/10an), pl shundwa, hyena (large striped).
-shunga (verb), chase away. [rare]
-shunga (verb), scare away. [rare]
-shunga ng'ombe (verb), drive cattle.
-shunga ng'ombe (verb), tend cattle.
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, braid.
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, comb (of a cock). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, crest (of a cock). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, fringe. (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, flaring lamp.
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, lock (of hair). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, mane (of a lion). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, plait (of hair). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, tassel. (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, tress (of hair). (< kishungi N).
shungi (noun 5/6), pl mashungi, tuft (of hair). (< kishungi N).
-shupaa (verb), be brawny. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be compact. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be firm.
-shupaa (verb), be hard. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be hardy.
-shupaa (verb), be obstinate. (< shupavu Adj.).
-shupaa (verb), be robust. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be well set. mara pale nilimwona mtu kashupaashupaa
[Abd], mikono imeshupaa kwa kupika chai ofisini [Ya]. then I saw someone
well set. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be stiff. amefumbata mikono kifuani, kashupaa juu ya
kiti cha motokaa [Sul]. (s)he folded his/her hands around the chest, and
was stiff on top of the chair of the car. (< Arabic).
-shupaa (verb), be strong.
-shupaa (verb), be stubborn. (< shupavu Adj.).
-shupaa (verb), be tough.
-shupaa (verb), be unyielding. (< shupavu Adj.).
-shupaa (verb), be vigorous.
-shupaa maneno (verb), affirm. (< shupavu Adj.).
-shupaa maneno (verb), insist.
-shupaa mwili (verb), be muscular. (< shupavu Adj.).
-shupana (verb), bado.
shupatu (noun 5/6), pl mashupatu, plaited strip (of grass or palm-leaf
fiber) used for lacing beds.
shupatu (noun 5/6), pl mashupatu, woven strip for bed.
shupavu (adjective), brave.
shupavu (adjective), firm.
shupavu (adjective), hard. (< shupaa V).
shupavu (adjective), obstinate.
shupavu (adjective), rough. (< shupaa V).
shupavu (adjective), stubborn. (< shupaa V).
shupavu (adjective), tough. (< shupaa V).
shupavu (adjective), unyielding. (< shupaa V).
shupaza (noun 9/10), pl shupaza, spades (of playing-cards). (< Port.).
shupaza (verb), confirm. (< shupavu Adj.).
shupaza (verb), harden. (< shupavu Adj.).
shupaza (verb), strengthen. (< shupavu Adj.).
shupaza (verb), support. (< shupavu Adj.).
shupaza (verb), toughen. (< shupavu Adj.).
shura (noun 9/10), pl shura, saltpeter.
shuri (noun 9/10an), pl shuri, person with extra-large buttocks.
shuri (noun 5/6), pl mashuri, steatopygia. [anat]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, binding agreement. [kwa sharti.]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, bet.
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, conditions. [kwa sharti.]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, contract. [kwa sharti.]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, necessity.
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, obligation.
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, stake.
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, stipulations. [kwa sharti.]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashurti, terms. [kwa sharti.]
shurti (noun 5/6), pl mashuti, wager.
-shuru (verb), overcast.
-shuru (verb), oversew.
-shuru (verb), sew.
-shuru (verb), whip.
shuru (noun 5/6), pl mashuru, backstitch.
shuru (noun 5/6), pl mashuru, seam.
shuru (noun 5/6), pl mashuru, stitch.
shurua (noun 9), measles. [med]
-shuruti (verb), compel. (< sharti N).
-shuruti (verb), necessitate. (< sharti N).
-shuruti (verb), oblige. shuruti za sala. obigation of prayers. (<
sharti N).
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, binding agreement. [kwa sharti.]
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, bet.
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, conditions. [kwa sharti.]
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, contract. [kwa sharti.]
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, necessity.
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, obligation.
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, stake.
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, stipulations. [kwa sharti.]
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, terms. [kwa sharti.]
shuruti (noun 5/6), pl mashuruti, wager.
-shurutia (verb), bado. (< sharti N).
-shurutiana (verb), make a bet. (< sharti N).
-shurutiana (verb), obligate. (< sharti N).
-shurutiana (verb), make terms with each other. Wazee walishurutiana
kila moja aende zake. the elders made terms with each other that each one
go his/her ways. (< sharti N).
-shurutiana (verb), make a wager. (< sharti N).
-shurutisha (verb), compel.
-shurutisha (verb), demand. Mganga alishurutisha wagonjwa kunywa dawa.
the doctor demanded that the patients take medicine. (< sharti N).
-shurutisha (verb), force. Hadija alishurutisha mtoto kuvaa nguo.
Hadija forced the child to put on clothes.
-shurutisha (verb), insist on. Mama alimshurutisha mtoto kulala mapema.
the mother insisted on the child going to sleep early. (< sharti N).
-shurutisha (verb), oblige. (< sharti N).
shurutisho (noun 5/6), pl mashurutisho, compulsion.
shurutisho (noun 5/6), pl mashurutisho, force.
shurutisho (noun 5/6), pl mashurutisho, order.
shurutisho (noun 5/6), pl mashurutisho, pressure. (< shuruti V).
shurutisho (noun 5/6), pl mashurutisho, stipulation. (< shuruti V).
-shurutiza (verb causative), compel. (< sharti N).
-shurutiza (verb causative), demand. (< sharti N).
-shurutiza (verb causative), force. (< sharti N).
-shurutiza (verb causative), insist on. (< sharti N).
-shurutiza (verb causative), oblige. (< sharti N).
-shusha (verb), drop. Shusha ndoo kisimani. drop the bucket into the
well.
-shusha (verb causative), lower. Shusha mzigo kutoka melini. lower the
load from the ship.
-shusha (verb causative), discharge (cargo etc.). shusha bendera [Rec].
discharge the flag. (< shtua V).
-shusha (verb causative), disembark. Shusha watu kutoka jahazi.
disembark people from the ship/dhow.
-shusha (verb causative), bring down (cargo etc.). shusha bendera [Rec].
bring down the flag. (< shtua V).
-shusha (verb causative), land. (< shtua V).
-shusha (verb causative), have an orgasm. Mke na mume walishusha pamoja.
wife and husband had orgasm together. (< shtua V).
-shusha (verb causative), unload (cargo etc.). shusha mzigo. unload the
load. (< shtua V).
-shusha pumzi (verb), breathe out.
-shusha pumuzi (verb), breathe out. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work
the entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-shusha pumuzi (verb), exhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-shusha pumzi (verb), breathe out. mwanamke anashusha pumzi na kukohoa
[Muk]. the woman is breathing out and coughing. (< pumua).
-shusha pumzi (verb), exhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-shusha pumzi (verb), expire.
-shusha pumzi (verb), sigh. Alishusha pumzi baada ya kumwona mtoto wake
aliyepotea. (s)he sighed after seeing his/her child who was lost.
-shushia (verb), bado.
-shuta (verb), fart. (< shuzi N).
-shuta (verb), pass gas. (< shuzi N).
-shuta (verb), break wind. Mtoto alishuta baada ya kula. the child
broke the wind after eating. (< shuzi N).
shuti (noun 9/10), pl shuti, drive. (< Eng.). [sport]
shuti (noun 9/10), pl shuti, firing. (< Eng.).
shuti (noun 9/10), pl shuti, shooting. (< Eng.).
shuti (noun 9/10), pl shuti, shot. (< Eng.). [sport]
shuti (noun 9/10), pl shuti, stroke. (< Eng.). [sport]
-shutumia (verb), bado.
-shutumika (verb), bado.
-shutumisha (verb), bado.
-shutumiwa (verb), be reproached.
-shutumiwa (verb), be scorned.
-shutumiwa (verb), be upbraided.
-shutumu (verb), abuse. Alishutuma kuwa yeye ni mwizi. (s)he was abused
that (s)he is a thief.
-shutumu (verb), find fault.
-shutumu (verb), insult.
-shutumu (verb), nag.
-shutumu (verb), reproach. (< shutumu V).
-shutumu (verb), scold.
-shutumu (verb), scorn. (< shutumu V).
-shutumu (verb), upbraid. (< shutumu V).
shutumu (noun 5/6), pl mashutumu, abuse.
shutumu (noun 5/6), pl mashutumu, insult.
shutumu (noun 5/6), pl mashutumu, rebuke.
shutumu (noun 5/6), pl mashutumu, reprimand.
shutumu (noun 5/6), pl mashutumu, reproach.
shuzi (noun 5/6), pl mashuzi, breaking wind. shukrani za punda ni
mashuzi. the gratitude of a donkey is breaking wind.
shuzi (noun 5/6), pl mashuzi, fart. (< shuta V).
shuzi (noun 5/6), pl mashuzi, flatulence. shukrani za punda ni mashuzi
[Rec]. the gratitude of the donkey is flatulence.
shuzi (noun 5/6), pl mashuzi, stench. shukrani za punda ni mashuzi
[Rec]. the gratitude of the donkey is stench.
shwari (adjective), calm (weather). maji yalikuwa mafu na upepo shwari
[Moh], nyumba ilikuwa kimya na shwari [Sul]. the water was neap tide and
the wind calm. (< Arabic).
shwari (adjective), peaceful. Ni shwari nyumbani. it is peaceful at
home.
si (verb), non-. si vema. non-good.
si (verb), are not. si vema. are not good.
si (verb), is not. si vema. is not good.
si kiasi yake (adverb), out of his or her reach. kazi isiyokuwa ya kiasi
chake [Sul]. work that was not of his stature.
si kiasi yake (adverb), about.
si kiasi yake (adverb), approximately. kasoma kiasi kama wewe. read
amount approximately like yours.
si kiasi yake (adverb), hardly.
si kiasi yake (adverb), a little. msichana mzuri, mrefu kiasi [Kez],
alianza kuonyesha wasiwasi kiasi sasa [Mun]. a good girl, just a bit
tall.
si kiasi yake (adverb), no sooner. kiasi cha kushika sinia [...], Rozi
alisema [Sul]. enough to hold the tray.
-sia (verb), drive away ants (with burning grass).
-sia (verb), plant (rice in holes).
-sia (verb), set out in rows.
-sia (verb), transplant.
siafu (noun 9/10an), pl siafu, ant. Siafu walitembea juu ya mti. the
ants climbed the tree.
siagi (noun 9/10), pl siagi, butter. Alipaka mkate siagi. (s)he applied
butter on the bread.
siagi (noun 9/10), pl siagi, cream.
siaha (noun 9/10), pl siaha, loud cry. (< sihi V).
siaha (noun 9/10), pl siaha, loud scream. (< sihi V).
mtu wa siasa (noun 1/2), pl watu wa siasa, politician. mtu wa siasa. a
politician.
siasa (adverb), careful.
siasa (adverb), meticulous.
siasa (adverb), orderly.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, accuracy. mtu mwenye siasa. an accurate
person.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, attentiveness. mtu mwenye siasa. an
attentive person.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, carefulness. mtu mwenye siasa. a careful
person.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, policy. siasa ya chama. party policy.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, political activity. mtu mwenye siasa. a
political activist.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, politics. siasa ya biashara. business
politics.
siasa (noun 9/10), pl siasa, tact. mtu mwenye siasa. a tactiful person.
-sibabi (verb), abuse.
-sibabi (verb), insult.
-sibabi (verb), revile.
-sibabi (verb), slander.
-sibia (verb applicative), insult for.
-sibiwa (verb), be struck.
-sibiwa (verb passive), be afflicted. ndipo Asumini aliposibiwa na
huzuni zaidi [Moh]. it was then that Asumini was afflicted with a lot of
sadness.
-sibu (verb), abuse. (< Arabic).
-sibu (verb), afflict. (< Arabic).
-sibu (verb), distress.
-sibu (verb), happen. ilikusibu lini?. when did it happen to you?.
-sibu (verb), insult.
-sibu (verb), bring misfortume.
-sibu (verb), occur. ilikusibu lini?. when did it occur to you.
-sibu (verb), cause pain.
-sibu (verb), prophesize.
-sibu (verb), revile. (< Arabic).
-sibu (verb), slander.
-sibu (verb), take place. ilisibu lini?. when did it take place.
-sibu (verb), trouble.
-sibu (verb), foretell the future.
-sibu (verb), strike.
sidiria (noun 9/10), pl sidiria, brassière. anasimama huku akimalizia
kuvaa sidiria [Muk]. she stands around here after finishing putting on
the brassiere. (< Arabic).
sidiria (noun 9/10), pl sidiria, cloth worn by women to support the
breasts. (< Arabic).
-sidukia (verb), accept. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), admit. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), agree. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), concur. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), confirm. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), prove. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), make sure. (< sadiki N).
-sidukia (verb), verify. (< sadiki N).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, adjective. sifa nzuri. a good adjective. (<
sifu V).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, applause. sifa za kufurahisha. applause of
happiness. (< sifu V).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, attribute. Alipewa sifa nyingi kwa kazi yake.
(s)he was given a lot of attributes for his/her work. (< Arabic).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, character. sifa zake njema. her/his
character is good. (< sifu V).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, characteristic. (< Arabic).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, commendation.
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, flattery. mwenye sifa ni mwenzio. the
flatterer is your friend. (< Arabic).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, praise. [nywele] zikasifiwa kwa uzuri wake,
nae, bila kuumaizi undani za mwelekeo wa sifa hizo alicheka [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, quality. kila sifa ya ushetani anayo yeye
[Sul]. (s)he has all the qualities of the devil. (< Arabic).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, recommendation. Alipa sifa nzuri baada ya
kuacha kazi. (s)he gave a good recommendation after leaving the job. (<
sifu V).
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, reputation (good). Aliishi na sifa njema.
(s)he lived with good reputation.
sifa (noun 9/10), pl sifa, shark-oil (used for caulking boats). Baada ya
kuundwa, jahazi ilipakwa sifa kudumisha nguvu za mbao zake. after being
constructed, the ship was furnished with shark-oil to protect its timber.
(< Port.).
-sifia (verb applicative), recommend to. Ali alitusifia michezo ya
Olympic. Ali recommended us to the Olympic games.
-sifika (verb), be characterized. Mwalimu alisifika kwa kazi yake ya
utafiti. the teacher was characterized for his/her research work.
-sifika (verb), be known. Anasafika kwa kutibu watoto wachanga. (s)he
is known for treating young children.
-sifika (verb), be exalted.
-sifika (verb), be glorified. Malkia anasifika. The queen is glorified.
-sifika (verb), be praised.
-sifisha (verb), bado.
-sifiwa (verb), be exalted.
-sifiwa (verb), be lauded.
-sifiwa (verb), be praised. Mama alisifiwa kwa upishi wake. the mother
was praised for her cooking expertise.
sifongo (noun 9/10), pl sifongo, sponge.
sifonjo (noun 9/10), pl sifonjo, sponge.
-sifu (verb), flatter. (< sifa N).
-sifu (verb), praise. watu wanamsifu mtume. people praise the Prophet.
(< sifa N).
-sifu (verb), respect.
-sifu (verb), exalt.
-sifu (verb), glorify.
-sifu (verb), laud.
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, adjective. (< sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, applause. (< sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, character. sifa zake njema [Rec]. her/his
good character. (< sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, commendation. (< sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, praise. Sifu Mtume. Praise the prophet. (<
sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, recommendation. (< sifu V).
sifu (noun 9/10), pl sifu, reputation. sifa zake njema [Rec]. his/her
good reputation. (< sifu V).
sifunjo (noun 9/10), pl sifunjo, sponge.
sifuri (noun 9/10), pl sifuri, nothing.
sifuri (noun 9/10), pl sifuri, zero.
pumba la sigara (noun 5/6), pl mapumba ya sigara, pack of cigarettes.
Kawaida anavuta pumba la sigara kila siku. Usually, (s)he smoke a packet
of cigarettes every day.
sigara (noun 9/10), pl sigara, cigar. Babu anavuta sigara. grandfather
is smoking. (< Eng.).
sigara (noun 9/10), pl sigara, cigarette. Nipatie sigara moja. give me
one cigarette.
sigareti (noun 9/10), pl sigareti, cigar. Alivuta sigara. (s)he smokes.
(< Eng.).
sigareti (noun 9/10), pl sigareti, cigarette. Nipatie sigareti moja.
give me one cigarette. (< Eng.).
sigereti (noun 9/10), pl sigareti, cigar. Sipendi kuvuta sigareti. I
don't like smoking. (< Eng.).
sigereti (noun 9/10), pl sigareti, cigarette. (< Eng.).
sigida (noun 9/10), pl sigida, calloused place in the foreheads of
Moslems caused by the traditional prostrations at prayer. (< sujudu V).
sigiri (noun 9/10), pl sigiri, stove (charcoal). pika na sigiri. cook
with a stove.
signali (noun 9/10), pl signali, heliograph. Dereva alitoa signali ya
kwenda kulia. the driver signalled right. (< Eng.). [naut]
signali (noun 9/10), pl signali, signal. signali ya kusimama. standing
signal. (< Eng.).
siha (noun 9/10), pl siha, good constitution.
siha (noun 9/10), pl siha, good health. Siku hizi ana siha njema baada
ya kuugua. nowadays (s)he is in good health after falling sick.
siha (noun 9/10), pl siha, strength.
-sihi (verb), be acceptable. Kazi yake ilisihi. his/her work was
acceptable.
-sihi (verb), be appropriate.
-sihi (verb), beg. (< siaha N).
-sihi (verb), beseech. Alimsihi mwanawe asivute bangi. (s)he beseeched
his/her child not to smoke bhang. (< siaha N).
-sihi (verb), call. Aliwasihi wanafunzi kusoma. (s)he called on the
students to learn. (< siaha N).
-sihi (verb), cry. (< siaha N).
-sihi (verb), implore. (< Arabic).
-sihi (verb), petition.
-sihi (verb), request. Kila siku ninamsihi asichelewe kazini. everyday,
I request him/her not to be late for work.
-sihi (verb), be suitable.
-sihi (verb), supplicate. akaendelea kusihi kwa macho [Mt]. (s)he went
on to supplicate with the eyes. (< Arabic).
-sihi (verb), entreat.
-sihi (verb), urge. Nilimishi asioge baharini. I urged him/her not to
swim in the ocean.
-sihia (verb), transfer. sihia mali. transfer ownership of property.
-sihiri (verb), bewitch. Mganga alimsihiri mtoto. the witch bewitched
the child. (< usihiri N).
-sihiri (verb), enchant. (< usihiri N).
-sihiri (verb), fascinate. (< usihiri N).
sihiri (noun 9/10), pl sihiri, charm. Waganga wanaamini dawa za sihiri.
doctors believe in charms. (< usihiri N).
sihiri (noun 9/10), pl sihiri, magic. uganga wa sihiri. magic. (<
usihiri N).
sihiri (noun 9/10), pl sihiri, talisman. (< usihiri N).
sihiri (noun 9/10), pl sihiri, witchcraft. uchawi wa sihiri.
witchcraft. (< usihiri N).
sijafu (noun 9/10), pl sijafu, cuff (of a coat etc). (< Pers.).
sijafu (noun 9/10), pl sijafu, wristband.
sijambo (interjection), I am fine. hatujambo. we are fine.
sijambo (interjection), I am okay. hatujambo. we are okay.
sijida (noun 9/10), pl sijida, calloused place in the foreheads of
Moslems caused by the traditional prostrations at prayer. (< sujudu V).
siki (noun 9/10), pl siki, vinegar. Aliweka siki kwenye mchuzi. (s)he
put vinegar into the stew. (< Pers.).
-sikia (verb), pay attention. Unasikia kilio. are you paying attention
to the cry.
-sikia (verb), detect. nasikia harufu. I am detecting a smell.
-sikia (verb), feel. Nasikia homa. I have feelings of a fever.
-sikia (verb), hear. mara nyingi utamsikia analilia jembe [Kez]. most
of the times you will hear him/her crying for the mattoc.
-sikia (verb), heed.
-sikia (verb), listen. Ulimsikia mtoto akilia. did you listen to the
child crying?.
-sikia (verb), notice.
-sikia (verb), obey. mtoto huyu hasikii. the child does not obey.
-sikia (verb), perceive.
-sikia (verb), understand. Nasikia vema. I understand well.
-sikia njaa (verb), feel hunger. Nasikia njaa sana, ni wakati ya kula.
I am feeling very hungry, it is time to eat.
-sikika (verb), be audible. Sauti ya radio inasikika. the voice of the
radio is audible.
-sikika (verb), be heard.
-sikika (verb), be noticeable.
-sikika (verb), be perceptible.
-sikilia (verb applicative), listen for something.
-sikilia (verb applicative), listen to something.
sikilivu (adjective), attentive. (< sikia V).
sikilivu (adjective), docile. (< sikia V).
sikilivu (adjective), obedient. (< sikia V).
sikilivu (adjective), teachable. (< sikia V).
-sikiliza (verb), listen. msichana alisikiliza kwa makini [Sul]. the
girl listened attentatively.
-sikilizana (verb), understand each other.
-sikilizana (verb causative), agree.
-sikilizana (verb causative), get along well. kasoma kiasi kama wewe, na
bila shaka mtasikilizana lugha vizuri [Abd]. (s)he will study as much as
you and without doubt you will get along well in terms of language.
-sikilizana (verb causative), come to an understanding.
-sikilizana (verb appl-assoc-caus), listen to each other.
-sikilizana (verb), agree together.
-sikilizana (verb), conclude.
-sikilizwa (verb passive), be heard. aliona hotuba hii kama dalili ya
dua zake kusikilizwa na Mungu [Kez]. (s)he heard this speech as a sign
that his prayers were heard by God.
-tega sikio (verb), prick up one's ears.
sikio (noun 5/6), pl masikio, ear. (< sikia V).
sikio (noun 5/6), pl masikio, feeling. [rare]
sikio (noun 5/6), pl masikio, sensation. [rare]
sikio la simu (noun 5/6), pl masikio ya simu, telephone receiver.
-sikitika (verb), grieve. (< sikitiko N).
-sikitika (verb), miss. (< sikitiko N).
-sikitika (verb), mourn for. (< sikitiko N).
-sikitika (verb), regret. (< sikitiko N).
-sikitika (verb), feel sad.
-sikitika (verb), be sorry. (< sikitiko N).
-sikitika (verb), feel sorry.
-sikitikia (verb), feel sorry for (someone).
-sikitikia (verb), sympathize with.
-sikitikisha (verb causative), grieve (for someone).
-sikitikisha (verb causative), sadden.
-sikitikisha (verb causative), make sorry.
sikitiko (noun 5/6), pl masikitiko, grief. (< sikitika V).
sikitiko (noun 5/6), pl masikitiko, object of pity. (< sikitika V).
sikitiko (noun 5/6), pl masikitiko, regrets.
sikitiko (noun 5/6), pl masikitiko, cause of sorrow. (< sikitika V).
sikitiko (noun 5/6), pl masikitiko, sorrow. ndipo katunga wimbo, wimbo
wa sikitiko [Kez]. that is when I composed the song, a song of sorrow.
(< sikitika V).
-sikitisha (verb causative), grieve (for someone).
-sikitisha (verb causative), sadden.
-sikitisha (verb causative), make sorrowful.
sikivu (adjective), attentive.
sikivu (adjective), docile. (< sikia V).
sikivu (adjective), obedient. (< sikia V).
sikivu (adjective), teachable. (< sikia V).
sikivu (adjective), well-disciplined.
-sikiwa (verb), be audible. (< also sikika).
-sikiwa (verb), be heard. (< also sikika).
-sikiza (verb causative), listen (to someone). tafadhali nyamaza,
unis'kize kwa makini [Muk]. please keep quiet, listen to me carefully.
-sikiza (verb causative), make someone obey.
-sikiza (verb causative), make someone understand.
-sikizana (verb assoc-caus), be intelligible to each other.
-sikizana (verb assoc-caus), understand each other's languages.
sikizano (noun 5/6), pl masikizano, agreement. pata masikizano. come to
an agreement. (< sikia V).
sikizano (noun 5/6), pl masikizano, mutual understanding. pata
masikizano. come to a mutual understanding. (< sikia V).
sikolojia (noun 9/10), pl sikolojia, psychology. (< Eng.).
kila siku (noun), everyday. (< kila adv, siku N).
kila siku (noun 9/10), pl siku, daily.
kila siku (noun 9/10), pl siku, every day.
siku (noun 9/10), pl siku, day (period of 24 hours). siku zote. all
days.
siku hata siku (phrase), day after day.
siku kwa siku (phrase), from day to day.
siku za kale (noun 9/10), pl siku, in ancient times.
siku za kale (phrase), formerly.
siku hizi (adverb), lately.
siku hizi (adverb), modern times.
siku hizi (adverb), nowadays.
siku hizi (phrase), these days.
sikukuu (noun 9/10), pl sikukuu, festival.
sikukuu (noun 9/10), pl sikukuu, holiday.
sikuzote (adverb), everyday.
sila (noun 9/10), pl sila, bailer. (< Pers.).
sila (noun 9/10), pl sila, bucket.
sila (noun 9/10), pl sila, dipper. (< Pers.).
sila (noun 9/10), pl sila, scoop. (< Pers.).
silabi (noun 9/10), pl silabi, syllable.
silabu (noun 9/10), pl silabu, syllable. (< Eng.).
silaha (noun 9/10), pl silaha, weapon. Nunga alitumia kila silaha
aliyokuwa nayo kutetea nafsi yake [Ng]. Nunga used all the weapons he had
to defend his position. (< Arabic).
silaha ya kiini (noun), pl silaha za kiini, nuclear weapon.
silasila (noun 9/10), pl silasila, anchorchain. [naut]
silasila (noun 9/10), pl silasila, chain.
silika (noun 9/10), pl silika, character.
silika (noun 9/10), pl silika, disposition.
silika (noun 9/10), pl silika, instinct.
silika (noun 9/10), pl silaka, nature. ana silika mbaya [Rec]. (s)he is
bad natured.
-siliki (verb), adopt. (< Arabic).
-siliki (verb), assimilate. utaweza kumfunza, na mtoto husiliki upesi
[Sul]. you can teach him/her, and a child assimilates quickly. (<
Arabic).
-silimika (verb), bado. (< Arabic).
-silimisha (verb), bado. (< Arabic).
-silimu (verb), become a Moslem.
silinda (noun 9/10), pl silinda, cylinder. (< Eng.).
silingi (noun 9/10), pl silingi, crane. (< Eng.).
silingi (noun 9/10), pl silingi, derrick. (< Eng.).
silingi (noun 9/10), pl silingi, winch.
silingi (noun 9/10), pl silingi, windlass. (< Eng.).
silisila (noun 9/10), pl silisila, anchorchain. [naut]
silisila (noun 9/10), pl silisila, chain.
sima (noun 9/10), pl sima, stiff porridge made with maize.
-simadi (verb), fertilize (by spreading manure).
-simadi (verb), spread manure or fertilizer.
-simama (verb), be immovable.
-simama (verb), rise.
-simama (verb), stand.
-simama (verb), be stationary.
-simama (verb), be stationary.
-simama (verb), be steadfast.
-simama (verb), be steady.
-simama (verb), stay still.
-simama (verb), stop.
-simama (verb), be in an upright position.
-simamia (verb), manage.
-simamia (verb), oversee.
-simamia (verb), superintend.
-simamia (verb), supervise.
-simamia (verb applicative), confront someone.
-simamia (verb applicative), direct.
-simamia (verb applicative), oppose someone.
-simamika (verb intransitive), appoint.
-simamika (verb intransitive), be erect (of the penis).
-simamika (verb intransitive), have an erection.
-simamika (verb intransitive), establish.
-simamika (verb intransitive), set up.
-simamika (verb intransitive), stand.
-simamika (verb intransitive), be upright.
-simamisha (verb), stand.
-simamisha (verb causative), obstruct.
-simamisha (verb causative), put up (a candidate for election).
-simamisha (verb causative), run (a candidate for election).
-simamisha (verb causative), stabilize. simamisha bei. stabilize
prices.
-simamisha (verb causative), cause to stand.
-simamisha (verb causative), make steady.
-simamisha (verb causative), cause to stop.
-simamisha (verb), erect.
-simamisha (verb), halt.
-simamisha (verb), stop.
-simanga (verb), deride. (< usimango N).
-simanga (verb), exult. (< usimango N).
-simanga (verb), gloat over. (< usimango N).
-simanga (verb), mock.
-simanga (verb), take a malicious pleasure in (another's misfortune or
discomfiture). (< usimango N).
-simanga (verb), reproach. unanisimanga eti ulinitafutia kazi [Ma]. you
reproach me that you got me a job.
-simanga (verb), throw (it) in someone's face.
-simanga (verb), triumph (over something). (< usimango N).
-simangana (verb associative), blame each other. (< usimango N).
-simangana (verb associative), reproach each other. (< usimango N).
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, derision.
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, mockery.
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, malicious pleasure taken in someone
else's misfortune.
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, rejoicing over another's misfortune.
(< simanga V).
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, reproach.
simango (noun 5/6), pl masimango, schadenfreude.
simanzi (noun 9/10), pl simanzi, distress.
simanzi (noun 9/10), pl simanzi, grief.
simanzi (noun 9/10), pl simanzi, sadness.
simanzi (noun 9/10), pl simanzi, sorrow.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, bloodthirsty person.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, brave person.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, cruel person.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, common name for pet dog (because it should
be as fierce as a lion).
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, fine healthy child.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, lion.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, name of the lion in Lion King that comes
from the Swahili word for lion.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, character in an animated film that made
more money for Disney than the annual GDP of Tanzania.
simba (noun 9/10an), pl simba, courageous warrior.
simbi (noun 9/10), pl simbi, cowry shell (small).
simbi (noun 9/10), pl simbi, lees of palm-wine (used as yeast).
-simbu (verb), ignite.
-simbu (verb), kindle (a fire).
-simbu (verb), light.
sime (noun 5/6), pl masime, knife (large).
sime (noun 5/6), pl masime, sword (short with double edge).
simetali (adjective), non-metal.
simi (noun 9/10), pl simi, sword.
-simika (verb), appoint.
-simika (verb intransitive), appoint.
-simika (verb intransitive), be erect (of the penis).
-simika (verb intransitive), have an erection.
-simika (verb intransitive), establish.
-simika (verb intransitive), set up.
-simika (verb intransitive), stand.
-simika (verb intransitive), be upright.
simile! (interjection), Gangway!.
simile! (interjection), Make way!.
similla! (interjection), Gangway!.
similla! (interjection), Make way!.
-simiri (verb), fit. mavazi hayamsimiri. His clothes do not fit/become
him.
-simiri (verb), be suitable.
-simiri (verb), be useful.
simo (adjective), new. (< Pers.).
simo (adjective), novel. (< Pers.).
simo (adjective), strange. (< Pers.).
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, event. (< Pers.).
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, kind. (< Pers.). [rare]
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, news. (< Pers.).
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, something noteworthy. (< Pers.).
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, proverb.
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, quality. (< Pers.). [rare]
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, something remarkable. (< Pers.).
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, saying.
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, sort. (< Pers.). [rare]
simo (noun 9/10), pl simo, something striking.
simo (phrase), It is no concern of mine.
simo (phrase), I am not (in) there.
simsim (noun 9/10), pl simsim, sesame.
-pata simu (verb), receive a telegram.
-piga simu (verb), call (by telephone).
-piga simu (verb), telegraph.
-piga simu (verb), telephone.
-pigia simu (verb), telephone (someone).
-pigiwa simu (verb), be called up.
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, telephone conversation. piga/sema kwa simu.
speak by telephone. (< Pers.).
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, sprat (small fish).
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, telegram. peleka simu. send a telegram. (<
Pers.).
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, telegraph. uzi wa simu. telegraph wire. (<
Pers.).
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, telegraphy. simu ya upepo. wireless
telegraphy. (< Pers.).
simu (noun 9/10), pl simu, telephone. sema kwa simu. speak by
telephone. (< Pers.).
-simua (verb inversive), lay down.
-simua (verb inversive), lower.
-simua (verb inversive), move from a vertical to a horizontal position.
-simua (verb inversive), overturn.
-simulia (verb), give an account of. (< msimulizi N).
-simulia (verb), narrate.
-simulia (verb), relate. (< msimulizi N).
-simulia (verb), report. (< msimulizi N).
-simulia (verb), tell (a story).
-simuliana (verb associative), carry on a conversation. (< simulia V).
-simuliana (verb associative), converse. (< simulia V).
-simulika (verb intr-inver), bado. (< msimulizi N).
-simulisha (verb causative), bado. (< msimulizi N).
-simuliwa (verb), be narrated.
-simuliwa (verb), be told a story. kufuatilia hadithi inayosimuliwa
[Muk]. to follow a story that is being told.
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, legend. (< simulia V).
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, narration. masimulizi yake humvutia
na kumsisimua [Muk]. her/his narrations pull and excite him/her.
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, news. (< simulia V).
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, report. (< simulia V).
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, story. (< simulia V).
simulizi (noun 5/6), pl masimulizi, tale.
sina (noun 9/10), pl sina, commendable achievement.
sina (noun 9/10), pl sina, good advice (piece of).
Sina (noun 14), China. mtu huyu anatoka Sina. this person is (comes)
from China.
sina (noun 9/10), pl sina, good tradition.
sina (phrase), I do not have. hatuna. we don't have.
-sinasina (verb), be ready to cry.
-sinasina (verb), be on the verge of tears.
-piga sindano (verb), give an injection.
-piga sindano (verb), give a shot.
-piga sindano (verb), vaccinate.
-piga sindano (verb), give an injection.
sindano (noun 5/6), pl masindani, injection.
sindano (noun 5/6), pl masindano, needle.
sindano (noun 5/6), pl masindano, shot. piga sindano. give a shot.
[med]
sindano (noun 5/6), pl masindano, vaccination. piga sindano. give a
vaccination.
sindano (noun 9/10), pl sindano, rice (type of).
sindi (noun 9/10an), pl sindi, squirrel. [dialect]
-sindika (verb), be defeated.
-sindika (verb), be overpowered.
-sindika (verb), press out oilseed or sugarcane.
-sindika (verb), be subjugated.
-sindika (verb intransitive), feign.
-sindika (verb intransitive), apply force to something. shindika miwa.
apply force on the sugarcane.
-sindika (verb intransitive), do something forcibly.
-sindika (verb intransitive), sham.
-sindikiza (verb), accompany (a parting guest). twende nikusindikize
[Muk]. let us go I escort you.
-sindikiza (verb), crush.
-sindikiza (verb), escort.
-sindikiza (verb), go part of the way with someone.
-sindikiza (verb), press.
-sindikiza (verb), pulverize.
-sindikiza (verb), see off (by walking a short distance together).
-sindikiza (verb), give someone a send-off.
-sindikiza (verb), see a guest to the door (or go part way along their
journey).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, accompaniment (of a departing
guest). (< shinda V, sindikiza V).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, escorting. (< sindikiza V).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, mill (for pressing oil or fruit
etc.). (< shinda V, sindikiza V).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, press (for oil or fruit etc.). (<
shinda V, sindikiza V).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, pressure. (< shinda V, sindikiza
V).
sindikizo (noun 5/6), pl masindikizo, pressing (act of). (< shinda V,
sindikiza V).
-sindua (verb inversive), be open to (arguments or persuasion).
-sindua (verb inversive), open.
-sindua (verb inversive), release pressure.
-sindua (verb inversive), reveal.
-sindua (verb inversive), give vent to.
sine (noun 5/6), pl masine, gum (of the teeth).
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, cinema.
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, episode. hapo sokoni tuliona sinema,
wanawake wawili walipigana [Rec]. we saw an episode at the market, two
women fought. (< Eng).
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, film.
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, motion pictures. (< Eng).
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, movie.
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, occurence. hapo sokoni tuliona sinema,
wanawake wawili walipigana [Rec]. we saw an occurence at the market, two
women fought each other. (< Eng).
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, spectacle. hapo sokoni tuliona sinema,
wanawake wawili walipigana [Rec]. we saw a spectacle at the market, two
women fought each other. (< Eng).
sinema (noun 9/10), pl sinema, movie theater. (< Eng).
sineri (noun 9/10), pl sineri, foil (gold or silver). (< Ind).
sineri (noun 9/10), pl sineri, leaf (gold or silver). (< Ind).
-singa (verb), massage (with an aromatic substance). singa kwa sandali.
massage with sandlewood oil.
-singa (verb), rub (with an aromatic substance).
singafuri (noun 9/10), pl singafuri, cinnabar.
singe (noun 9/10), pl singe, bayonet. (< Turk.).
singefuri (noun 9/10), pl singefuri, cinnabar.
-singiza (verb), accuse falsely. walinisingizia. they accused me
falsely. (< singizio N).
-singiza (verb), act. (< singizio N).
-singiza (verb), caluminate. walinisingizia. they caluminated me. (<
singizio N).
-singiza (verb), feign. (< singizio N).
-singiza (verb), insinuate.
-singiza (verb), pretend. (< singizio N).
-singiza (verb), slander. walinisingizia. they slandered me. (<
singizio N).
-singizia (verb), accuse falsely.
-singizia (verb), act. (< singizio N).
-singizia (verb), caluminate. (< singizio N).
-singizia (verb), feign. (< singizio N).
-singizia (verb), insinuate.
-singizia (verb), pretend. (< singizio N).
-singizia (verb), slander.
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, false accusation. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, calumny. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, insinuation.
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, make-believe. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, pretense. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, pretext. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, sham. (< singiza V).
singizio (noun 5/6), pl masingizio, slander.
sini (noun 9/10), pl sini, commendable achievement.
sini (noun 9/10), pl sini, good advice (piece of).
sini (noun 9/10), pl sini, appearance (of the face).
sini (noun 9/10), pl sini, features (of the face).
sini (noun 9/10), pl sini, good tradition.
Sini (noun 14), China.
sinia (noun 9/10), pl sinia, serving tray (round). (< sinia N).
sinia (noun 9/10), pl sinia, tray (circular). (< sinia N).
siniguse (noun 9/10), pl siniguse, bead (hollow thin glass). (<
usiniguse V).
-sinikiza (verb), crush.
-sinikiza (verb), press.
-sinikiza (verb), pulverize.
sinikizo (noun 5/6), pl masinikizo, crushing (act of).
sinikizo (noun 5/6), pl masinikizo, mill.
sinikizo (noun 5/6), pl masinikizo, pressing (act of).
sinodi (noun 9/10), pl sinodi, synod.
-sinua (verb), push over.
-sinua (verb), tear out.
-sinua (verb), turn over.
-sinua (verb), uproot.
-sinuka (verb appl-intr), bado.
-sinukia (verb appl-intr), be in confusion.
-sinukia (verb appl-intr), lie every which way.
-sinukia (verb appl-intr), be pell-mell.
-sinukisha (verb caus-intr), overturn.
-sinukisha (verb caus-intr), turn something upside down.
-sinyaa (verb), become discolored.
-sinyaa (verb), fade (of colors).
-sinyaa (verb), shrink.
-sinyaa (verb), shrivel up.
-sinyaa (verb), wither.
-sinyaa (verb), become wrinkled.
-sinzia (verb), be absentminded. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), daydream. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), doze. haya, sinzia mpenzi. okay, dose love.
-sinzia (verb), be drowsy.
-sinzia (verb), be inattentive. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), be indifferent. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), be indolent. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), be negligent. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), sleep.
-sinzia (verb), be sleepy.
-sinzia (verb), wane. taa inasinzia. The light is waning. (< usingizi
N).
-sinzia (verb), lose strength. taa inasinzia. The light is getting
fainter. (< usingizi N).
-sinzia (verb), weaken. taa inasinzia. The light is getting weaker. (<
usingizi N).
-sinzilia (verb), bado.
-sinzilisha (verb), lull to sleep.
-sinzisha (verb causative), lull to sleep. (< usingizi N).
-sinzisha (verb causative), put to sleep. (< usingizi N).
sio (noun 9/10), pl sio, grog (powdered potsherds mixed with clay for
making new pots).
sio (noun 9/10), pl sio, temper (ceramic).
sio (verb), is not.
siofaa (adjective), impotent. (< faa V).
sipitali (noun 9/10), pl sipitali, hospital.
sira (noun 5/6), pl masira, dregs.
sira (noun 5/6), pl masira, lees.
sira (noun 5/6), pl masira, residue.
siraji (noun 9/10), pl siraji, candlestick. [rare]
siraji (noun 9/10), pl siraji, flashlight. [rare]
siraji (noun 9/10), pl siraji, lamp. [rare]
siraji (noun 9/10), pl siraji, torch. [rare]
sirati (noun 9/10), pl sirati, road to heaven or hell (in Islam).
-peleleza siri (verb), pry into secrets.
-siri (verb), become. [rare]
-siri (verb), change into. [rare]
-siri (verb), hide. [rare]
-siri (verb), secrete. [rare]
-siri (verb), turn into. [rare]
kwa siri (adverb), mysteriously. mwandiko wa siri. code, cipher. (<
msiri N).
kwa siri (adverb), secretly. (< msiri N).
siri (noun 9/10), pl siri, mystery. (< msiri N).
siri (noun 9/10), pl siri, secrecy. (< msiri N).
siri (noun 9/10), pl siri, secret. (< msiri N).
siridado (noun 9/10), pl siridado, dry rot.
sirika (noun 9/10), pl sirika, character. ana silika mbaya. He has bad
character.
sirika (noun 9/10), pl sirika, disposition. ana silika mbaya. He has a
bad/unpleasant disposition.
sirika (noun 9/10), pl sirika, instinct.
sirika (noun 9/10), pl sirika, nature. ana silika mbaya. He has a
bad/unpleasant nature.
-sirima (verb), grease. [rare]
-sirima (verb), lubricate. [rare]
-sirima (verb), oil. [rare]
-sirima (verb), try a person's patience by making him wait.
-sirima (verb), smooth a surface. [rare]
-sirima (verb), torture.
-sirima (verb), make someone wait.
sirinji (noun 9/10), pl sirinji, needle (hypodermic). (< Eng.).
sirinji (noun 9/10), pl sirinji, syringe. (< Eng.).
sisi (pronoun), us.
sisi (pronoun), we.
sisi wenyewe (pronoun), we ourselves.
-sisima (verb), grease.
-sisima (verb), lubricate.
-sisima (verb), oil.
-sisima (verb), smooth a surface.
-sisima (verb), tremble.
sisimizi (noun 9/10an), pl sisimizi, ant (small black harmless kind).
-sisimka (verb intransitive), make the blood race.
-sisimka (verb intransitive), be excited.
-sisimka (verb intransitive), have goosebumps (from fear).
-sisimka (verb intransitive), be stimulated (also sexually).
-sisimka (verb intransitive), be stirred up with emotion.
-sisimka (verb intransitive), tingle with excitement.
-sisimsha (verb causative), arouse.
-sisimsha (verb causative), excite.
-sisimsha (verb causative), frighten.
-sisimsha (verb causative), stimulate.
-sisimsha (verb causative), terrify.
-sisimua (verb), be excited.
-sisimua (verb), tremble (with fright). (< msisimiko N).
-sismuka (verb intransitive), bado.
-sisimusha (verb), shock.
-sisimusha (verb causative), arouse.
-sisimusha (verb causative), excite.
-sisimusha (verb causative), frighten.
-sisimusha (verb causative), stimulate.
-sisimusha (verb causative), terrify.
-sisitiza (verb), advise.
-sisitiza (verb), ask insistently. alisisitiza tena akimtazama msichana
huyo [Mt], "Nipe mwalimu", msichana alisisitiza kwa shauku bila kujua
alikuwa akisisitiza jambo gani [Muk]. (s)he asked insistently again while
looking at that girl.
-sisitiza (verb), emphasize.
-sisitiza (verb), say emphatically.
-sisitiza (verb), enforce.
-sisitiza (verb), insist.
-sisitiza (verb), interest.
-sisitiza (verb), stress (verbally).
-sisitiza (verb), tell over and over again.
-sisitiza (verb), urge.
-sisitiza (verb), warn (repeatedly).
-sisitizana (verb associative), give each other good advice.
sista (noun 5/6an), pl masista, nun. (< Eng.).
sista (noun 5/6an), pl masista, sister. mzee mmoja aliungama kuwa
alimtamani sista wa Kizungu [Kez]. one elder confessed that he had
admired a white Sister. (< Eng.).
Sista-du (noun 5/6an), pl Masista-du, modern young woman. Sista du
twen'zetu tukaspendi [Ma].
-a sita (adjective), sixth.
-sita (verb), hesitate. kila mmoja alisita. everyone hesitated. (<
Arabic).
-sita (verb), move (slowly or uncertainly).
-sita (verb), stop. hoihoi zilisita. the shouting stopped. (< Arabic).
-sita (verb), vacillate. bila kusita. constantly.
-sita (verb), walk (slowly or uncertainly).
-sita (verb), waver. bila kusita. without hesitiation.
-sita (verb), dawdle.
-sita (verb), be perplexed.
-sita (verb), be uncertain.
sita (adjective), six.
sitaha (noun 9/10), pl sitaha, deference. [naut]
sitaha (noun 9/10), pl sitaha, esteem. [naut]
sitaha (noun 9/10), pl sitaha, honor. [naut]
sitaha (noun 9/10), pl sitaha, respect. [naut]
sitaha (noun 9/10), pl sitaha, reverence. [naut]
sitara (noun 9/10), pl sitara, concealment. (< Arabic).
sitara (noun 9/10), pl sitara, covering (of private parts). (< Arabic).
sitashara (adjective), sixteen. [archaic]
-sitasita (verb), dawdle.
-sitasita (verb), hesitate. bila kusitasita. without hesitation.
-sitasita (verb), move (slowly or uncertainly).
-sitasita (verb), be perplexed.
-sitasita (verb), be uncertain.
-sitasita (verb), vacillate. bila kusitasita. constantly.
-sitasita (verb), walk (slowly or uncertainly).
-sitasita (verb), waver.
-sitawi (verb), flourish.
-sitawi (verb), grow.
-sitawi (verb), at the height. wakati mwingine alicheza umeta
ulipositawi uwanjani [Moh]. some other time (s)he danced the dance of the
youth that was at the height of the field. (< Arabic).
-sitawi (verb), live in easy circumstances. (< usitawi N).
-sitawi (verb), succeed. (< Arabic).
-sitawi (verb), bloom. (< usitawi N).
-sitawi (verb), be in good condition. (< usitawi N).
-sitawi (verb), develop.
-sitawi (verb), prosper.
-sitawi (verb), be successful. (< usitawi N).
-sitawi (verb), thrive. miti imesitawi mwituni. The trees are thriving
in the forest. (< usitawi N).
-sitawisha (verb causative), develop (something).
-sitawisha (verb causative), encourage.
-sitawisha (verb causative), further.
-sitawisha (verb causative), grow (something).
-sitawisha (verb causative), promote.
-sitawisha (verb causative), cause to prosper.
-sitawisha (verb causative), help to succeed.
-sitawisha (verb causative), cause to grow.
siti (noun 9/10an), pl siti, lady (of the house). [rare]
siti (noun 9/10an), pl siti, madam (in address). [rare]
sitiha (noun 9/10), pl sitiha, deck (of a vessel). [naut]
sitima (noun 9/10), pl sitima, electricity. (< Engl.).
sitima (noun 9/10), pl sitima, electric light. (< Engl.).
sitima (noun 9/10), pl sitima, steamer. (< Engl.).
sitima (noun 9/10), pl sitima, steamship. (< Engl.).
sitima (noun 9/10), pl sitima, utilities. Wizara ya Kazi na Stima.
Ministry of Public Works and Utilities. (< Engl.).
sitini (adjective), sixty.
-sitiri (verb), conceal. Mola atusitiri, Hatibu alifikiri [Ya]. God to
conceal us, the preacher thought. (< Arabic).
-sitiri (verb), cover up.
-sitiri (verb), hide. (< stara N).
-sitiri (verb), preserve. (< stara N).
-sitiri (verb), protect. (< stara N).
-sitirika (verb), be concealed.
-sitirika (verb), be covered up. tumesitirika si haba. we have not been
covered slightly.
-sitirika (verb), be out of harm's way.
-sitirika (verb), keep oneself hidden.
-sitirika (verb), be safe.
-sitirisha (verb), conceal someone.
-sitirisha (verb), hide someone.
-sitirisha (verb), keep safe.
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, shop. (< Engl.).
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, stock. (< Engl.).
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, store. (< Engl.).
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, storehouse. (< Engl.).
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, supply. (< Engl.).
sitoo (noun 5/6), pl masitoo, warehouse. (< Engl.).
sivyo (verb negative), is not.
sivyo (verb negative), no.
siwa (noun 5/6), pl masiwa, horn (of wood or ivory that is the emblem of
a chief). [archaic]
siwa (noun 5/6), pl masiwa, trumpet (of wood or ivory that is the emblem
of a chief). [archaic]
siyara (noun 9/10), pl siyara, behavior.
siyara (noun 9/10), pl siyara, character.
siyara (noun 9/10), pl siyara, conduct.
siyara (noun 9/10), pl siyara, nature.
siye (pronoun), us. [rare]
siyo (verb negative), is not.
siyo (verb negative), no.
siyoepukika (adjective), inevitable. mahanga isiyoepukika. inevitable
sacrifices. (< epa V).
siyoepukika (adjective), unavoidable. mahanga isiyoepukika. unavoidable
sacrifices. (< epa V).
sizi (noun 5/6), pl masizi, charcoal (piece of).
sizi (noun 5/6), pl masizi, grime.
sizi (noun 5/6), pl masizi, soot.
skati (noun 9/10), pl skati, coattail. (< Eng.).
skati (noun 9/10), pl skati, skirt. (< Eng.).
skauti (noun 5/6an), pl maskauti, scout. (< Eng.).
skauti (noun 5/6an), pl maskauti, spy. (< Eng.).
skeli (noun 9/10), pl skeli, scale (i.e. musical). (< Eng.). [music]
skeli ya do (noun 9/10), pl skeli, major scale. (< Eng.). [music]
skeli ya la (noun 9/10), pl skeli, minor scale. (< Eng.). [music]
sketa (noun 9/10), pl sketa, coattail. (< Eng.).
sketa (noun 9/10), pl sketa, skirt. (< Eng.).
sketi (noun 9/10), pl sketi, skirt.
skrubu (noun 9/10), pl skrubu, bolt. (< Eng.).
skrubu (noun 9/10), pl skrubu, corkscrew. (< Eng.).
skrubu (noun 9/10), pl skrubu, screw.
skuli (noun 9/10), pl skuli, school. (< Eng.).
skurubu (noun 9/10), pl skurubu, bolt. (< Eng.).
skurubu (noun 9/10), pl skurubu, corkscrew. (< Eng.).
skurubu (noun 9/10), pl skurubu, screw. (< Eng.).
skuta (noun 9/10), pl skuta, motor-scooter. (< Eng.).
skweya (noun 9/10), pl skweya, square (carpenter's tool). (< Eng.).
skwota (noun 5/6), pl maskwota, squatter (on land). (< Eng.).
mang'ungumu (noun), sky. [rare]
madhabahu (noun), pl madhabahu, slaughterhouse. [rare]
slingi (noun 9/10), pl slingi, crane. (< Eng.).
slingi (noun 9/10), pl slingi, derrick. (< Eng.).
slingi (noun 9/10), pl slingi, winch. (< Eng.).
slingi (noun 9/10), pl slingi, windlass. (< Eng.).
S.L.P. (abbreviation), PO Box. (< sanduku la posta).
mahiri (adjective), sly.
smaku (noun 9/10), pl smaku, magnet.
soda (noun 9/10), pl soda, dejection.
soda (noun 9/10), pl soda, melancholy.
soda (noun 9/10), pl soda, soda pop.
soda (noun 9/10), pl soda, soda water.
soda (noun 9/10), pl soda, mineral water. (< Eng.).
sodawi (adjective), arrogant. (< usodawi N).
sodawi (adjective), proud. (< usodawi N).
sodo (noun 9/10), pl sodo, cloth used during menstruation.
sodoka (noun 9/10), pl sodoka, cattle plague.
sodoka (noun 9/10), pl sodoka, rinderpest.
sofa (noun 9/10), pl sofa, couch. (< Eng.).
sofa (noun 9/10), pl sofa, seat (of an automobile). (< Eng.).
sofa (noun 9/10), pl sofa, sofa. (< Eng.).
Sofia (noun 1), Sofia. [proper name]
-piga soga (verb), chatter. walizoea kukutana usiku kupiga soga [Sul].
they were used to meeting at night to chatter.
soga (noun 9/10), pl soga, blood-brotherhood.
soga (noun 5/6), pl masoga, chat. (< Arabic).
soga (noun 5/6), pl masoga, conversation. (< Arabic).
soga (noun 5/6), pl masoga, joke.
-sogea (verb), approach.
-sogea (verb), come near.
-sogea (verb), draw near.
-sogea (verb), move (nearer or further away). askari alisogea mbele
[Ng], anasogea na kuvisemesha kwa mbali kidogo [Muhando:4]. the soldier
moved forward.
sogea (noun 9/10), pl sogea, manioc (kind of).
-sogea karibu (verb), approach.
-sogea karibu (verb), come near.
-sogea karibu (verb), draw near.
-sogelea (verb applicative), approach.
-sogelea (verb applicative), come nearer to. akamsogelea yule maiti.
(s)he came nearer to the corpse.
-sogeleana (verb appl-assoc), draw together.
-sogeleana (verb appl-assoc), come nearer to each other.
-sogeza (verb), move someone (closer or farther away).
sogi (noun 5/6), pl masogi, packsaddle.
sogi (noun 5/6), pl masogi, saddlebag.
-sogonea (verb), implore on one's knees. alimsogonea mumewe [Moh]. she
implored her husband.
-sogonea (verb), wipe oneself (after going to the toilet).
sogora (noun 5/6an), pl masogora, drummer.
soka (noun 9/10), pl soka, football (European).
soka (noun 9/10), pl soka, soccer.
soketi (noun 9/10), pl soketi, hundred-shilling note. hukosi soketi zako
kumi, kumi na tano [Ma]. you don't miss your ten hundred-shilling note,
fifteen hundred. (< Eng.).
sokisi (noun 9/10), pl sokisi, socks. (< Eng.).
sokisi (noun 9/10), pl sokisi, stockings. (< Eng.).
soko (noun 5/6), pl masoko, market. soko la shirikisho. common market.
soko (noun 5/6), pl masoko, marketplace.
soko (noun 5/6), pl masoko, trading center.
sokoni (noun 16), in the marketplace.
-sokota (verb), braid (eg rope or thread).
-sokota (verb), have colic pains. [med]
-sokota (verb), twist in pain (esp of stomach). tumbo linauma mama
linasokota, linakata [Muk]. the woman's stomach is aching, it is twisting
in pain, it is cutting.
-sokota (verb), roll (a cigarette).
-sokota (verb), spin.
-sokota (verb), twine.
-sokota (verb), twist (the hair).
-sokota (verb), wind.
-sokota (verb), plait.
-sokotana (verb reciprocal), curl. Subira akisokotana na ukweli [Sul].
Subira was curling with truth.
-sokotana (verb reciprocal), wrestle.
-sokotea (verb applicative), bado.
-sokoteka (verb intransitive), bado.
-sokotesha (verb causative), bado.
sokoto (noun 5/6), pl masokoto, colic. (< sokota V). [med]
sokoto (noun 5/6), pl masokoto, rope. (< sokota V).
sokoto (noun 5/6), pl masokoto, twine. (< sokota V).
sokoto (noun 5/6), pl masokoto, something twisted. (< sokota V).
soksi (noun 9/10), pl soksi, condom. [slang]
soksi (noun 9/10), pl soksi, socks.
soksi (noun 9/10), pl soksi, stockings.
sokwe (noun 9/10an), pl sokwe, chimpanzee. viwiliwili vyao vilikuwa kama
sokwe [Ng]. their bodies were like a chimpanzee.
soli (adverb), face to face.
soli (adverb), unexpectedly.
soli (noun 9/10an), pl soli, sergeant major. (< Turk.). [archaic]
soli (noun 9/10), pl soli, sole (of a shoe). (< Eng.).
solo (noun 9/10), pl solo, seed (used as counter in games).
-soma (verb), receive education. mtoto huyu anasoma. This child
receives an education. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), receive education. mtoto huyu anasoma. This child goes to
school. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), learn by heart. soma shairi. learn a poem by heart. (<
somo N).
-soma (verb), got to school. mtoto huyu anasoma. This child goes to
school. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), be literate. yeye anasoma. He is literate. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), memorize. soma shairi. memorize a poem. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), read. soma kitabu. read a book. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), recite. soma hotuba. recite a speech. (< somo N).
-soma (verb), study.
soma (noun 9/10), pl soma, drum (type of).
-somba (verb), carry.
-somba (verb), convey.
-somba (verb), transport. somba mchanga. transport sand.
-sombea (verb), climb (a tree etc).
-sombera (verb), climb (a tree etc).
-somea (verb applicative), study for.
-someka (verb), be decipherable.
-someka (verb), be legible.
-someka (verb), be readable.
-somesha (verb causative), educate.
-somesha (verb causative), instruct.
-somesha (verb causative), school.
-somesha (verb causative), send to school.
-somesha (verb causative), teach.
-somesha (verb causative), teach to read.
somo (noun 5/6an), pl masomo, assistant at initiation rites.
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, educaton. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6an), pl masomo, friend (intimate, confidential).
somo (noun 5/6an), pl masomo, woman who instructs young women concerning
sexuality. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, lesson. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6an), pl masomo, namesake.
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, paragraph. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, something to read.
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, reading. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, section. (< soma V).
somo (noun 5/6), pl masomo, study. (< soma V).
sonara (noun 9/10an), pl sonara, goldsmith.
sonara (noun 9/10), pl sonara, jeweler.
sonara (noun 9/10an), pl sonara, silversmith.
-songa (verb), braid. songa nywele. braid hair.
-songa (verb), choke. songa roho. strangle.
-songa (verb), close (by exerting pressure). songo roho. strangle.
-songa (verb), compress.
-songa (verb), crowd.
-songa (verb), move. "Songa huko, Mau Mau we!" alisema askari kwa ukali
[Ng]. "move there, you Mau Mau" the soldier said sternly.
-songa (verb), oppress.
-songa (verb), overwhelm. taabu zinanisonga. My troubles are weighing
me down.
-songa (verb), press forward. mtafaruku uliomtwesha akili na kumsonga
roho [Muk]. a disagreement that humiliated him/her mind and pressed on
his/her heart.
-songa (verb), apply pressure.
-songa (verb), make progress.
-songa (verb), squeeze.
-songa (verb), throng.
-songa (verb), throttle.
-songa (verb), twist.
-songa (verb), weigh down. taabu zinanisonga. My troubles are weighing
me down.
-songa roho (verb), strangle.
-songama (verb stative), bado.
-songamana (verb assoc-stat), be pressed together.
-songamana (verb assoc-stat), be rolled together.
-songamana (verb assoc-stat), twist together.
-songamana (verb assoc-stat), wriggle.
-songamana (verb assoc-stat), writhe.
-songamiza (verb stative), accuse publicly.
-songamiza (verb stative), disgrace publicly.
-songamiza (verb stative), embarrass publicly.
-songana (verb associative), jostle each other (in a crowd).
-songana (verb associative), push each other (in a crowd).
-songana (verb associative), oppress with taxation.
-songea (verb applicative), move (closer or futher away). sogea mbali!.
-songea (verb applicative), push.
-songeka (verb applicative), bado.
-songesha (verb applicative), bado.
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, braid. songo la nywele. braid of hair.
(< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, coil. (< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, loop. (< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, noose. (< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, twist. (< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, twisting. (< songa V).
songo (noun 5/6), pl masongo, writhing. (< songa V).
-songoa (verb), press together.
-songoa (verb inversive), twist. songoa kuku. break a chicken's neck.
-songoa (verb inversive), wring. songoa nguo. wring out clothes.
-songoka (verb intr-inver), bado.
-songolea (verb appl-inver), bado.
-songomeza (verb intr-inver-stat), coil. nyoka anajisongomeza. The
snake is coiling itself up.
-songomeza (verb intr-inver-stat), roll up.
-songona (verb assoc-inver), bado.
-songonyoa (verb), pack tight (one thing on top of another).
-songonyoa (verb), press tightly together.
-songonyoa (verb), twist hard.
-songonyoa (verb), wring.
-songwa (verb), be pressed.
soni (noun 9/10), pl soni, modesty.
soni (noun 9/10), pl soni, shame. anawaonea soni wale wanaume [Ma]. she
is feeling ashamed of those men.
soni (noun 9/10), pl soni, timidity.
-sonoa (verb), annoy.
-sonoa (verb), bore.
-sonoa (verb), disturb.
-sonoa (verb), harm.
-sonoa (verb), injure someone.
-sonoa (verb), irritate.
-sonoa (verb), cause pain.
-sonona (verb), grieve.
-sonona (verb), mourn.
-sonona (verb), feel pain.
-sonona (verb), regret.
-sonona (verb), feel sorrow.
-sononea (verb), bado.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be depressed.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be gloomy.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), grieve.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), feel hurt.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be melancholy.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be in pain. akashangaa kumtazama Mansuri
aliyekuwa akisononeka [Sul]. (s)he was astonished on looking at Mansuri
who was in pain.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be very sad.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), be sorrowful.
-sononeka (verb intransitive), out of sorts.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, care.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, excitement.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, grief.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, suffering.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, trouble.
sononeko (noun 5/6), pl masononeko, unrest.
-sononesha (verb causative), annoy someone.
-sononesha (verb causative), irritate someone.
-sononesha (verb causative), cause someone pain.
-sononesha (verb causative), cause someone sorrow.
-sonya (verb), hiss (contemptuously).
soro (noun 9/10), pl soro, seed (used as counter in games).
sororo (noun 9/10an), pl sororo, fish (edible kind from sea).
soshialisti (noun 9/10an), pl soshialisti, socialist. (< Eng.).
sosi (noun 9/10), pl sosi, sauce.
-sosona (verb), wipe oneself with leaves (after a bowel movement).
-sosona (verb), wipe oneself (after a bowel movement).
-sota (verb), bustle about uselessly. wanaume ni sisi bwana, tunaosota,
na kupigania maisha [Ma]. we are the men mister, we bustle about
uselessly and fight for life.
-sota (verb), drag oneself (on the buttocks as one who has lost the use
of both legs).
-sota (verb), move along on the buttocks. pale chini alibaki kusota
kitango-malele [Moh].
-sota (verb), slide (on the buttocks as one who has lost the use of both
legs).
sote (pronoun), all of us.
soteni (pronoun), all of us.
sotoka (noun 9/10), pl sotoka, cattle plague.
sotoka (noun 9/10), pl sotoka, rinderpest.
-sowera (verb), bustle about uselessly.
-sowera (verb), drag oneself (on the buttocks as one who has lost the use
of both legs).
-sowera (verb), move along on the buttocks. pale chini alibaki kusota
kitango-malele [Moh].
-sowera (verb), slide (on the buttocks as one who has lost the use of
both legs).
-soza (verb), arrive.
-soza (verb), be high and dry without resources.
-soza (verb), reach one's destination.
-soza kidole (verb), point with the finger.
-sozana (verb associative), accost someone.
-sozana (verb associative), approach someone.
-sozana (verb associative), bump against each other.
-sozana (verb associative), collide.
-sozea (verb applicative), bado.
-sozeka (verb intransitive), be run ashore.
-sozeka (verb intransitive), be beached.
-sozeka (verb intransitive), have landed.
-sozeka (verb intransitive), be suitable for a landing (of a place).
spaki (noun 9/10), pl spaki, flame. (< Eng.).
spaki (noun 9/10), pl spaki, spark. (< Eng.).
-tegua uchawi (verb), lift a spell.
spesheli (adjective), special. (< Eng.).
spesheli (adverb), specially. (< Eng.).
spidi (noun 9/10), pl spidi, speed. (< Eng.).
spika (noun 9/10an), pl spika, speaker (in parliament or of a radio etc).
(< Eng.).
-a spiringi (adjective), resilient. (< Eng.). [mech]
-a spiringi (adjective), springy. kitanda cha spiringi. a springy bed.
(< Eng.). [mech]
spiringi (noun 9/10), pl spiringi, spring. (< Eng.). [mech]
spoki (noun 9/10), pl spoki, spoke (of a wheel). (< Eng.).
spoti (noun 9/10), pl spoti, sport. (< Eng.).
-a springi (adjective), resilient. (< Eng.). [mech]
-a springi (adjective), springy. kitanda cha springi. a springy bed.
(< Eng.). [mech]
springi (noun 9/10), pl springi, spring. (< Eng.). [mech]
spuni (noun 9/10), pl spuni, spoon. (< Eng.). [rare]
-staafisha (verb), make retire.
-staafu (verb), retire (from work).
-staajabia (verb applicative), bado.
-staajabika (verb intransitive), be amazed. (< ajabu Adj).
-staajabika (verb intransitive), be speechless. (< ajabu Adj).
-staajabisha (verb), be astonishing.
-staajabisha (verb), be astounding.
-staajabisha (verb), be surprising.
-staajabisha (verb causative), amaze. (< ajabu Adj).
-staajabisha (verb causative), astonish. (< ajabu Adj).
-staajabiwa (verb), be astounded for. ndiyo maana fulani hustaajabiwa
kumpenda fulani [Sul]. that is why so and so was astounded to like so and
so. (< staajabu V).
-staajabu (verb), be amazed.
-staajabu (verb), be astonished.
-staajabu (verb), be surprised.
staajabu (noun 5/6), pl mastaajabu, amazement. (< ajabu Adj).
staajabu (noun 5/6), pl mastaajabu, an amazing thing. (< ajabu Adj).
staajabu (noun 5/6), pl mastaajabu, astonishment. (< ajabu Adj).
staajabu (noun 5/6), pl mastaajabu, miracle. (< ajabu Adj).
staajabu (noun 5/6), pl mastaajabu, wonder. (< ajabu Adj).
-staamani (verb), believe.
-staamani (verb), entrust.
-staamani (verb), trust.
-staamani (verb), prove oneself worthy of trust.
staamani (adjective), devoted.
staamani (adjective), faithful.
staamani (adjective), reliable.
staamani (adjective), trustworthy.
staamani (noun 9/10), pl staamani, devotion.
staamani (noun 9/10), pl staamani, faithfulness.
staamani (noun 9/10), pl staamani, fidelity.
staamani (noun 9/10), pl staamani, reliability.
-staamanika (verb), be reliable.
-staamanika (verb), be trustworthy.
-staamanisha (verb), give certainty.
-staamanisha (verb), inspire confidence.
-staarabika (verb), adopt Arab ways.
-staarabika (verb), live according to Arab ways.
-staarabika (verb), show breeding.
-staarabika (verb), show good breeding.
-staarabika (verb), be civilized.
-staarabika (verb), be cosmopolitan.
-staarabika (verb), be modern.
-staarabika (verb), be cultivated.
-staarabika (verb), adopt European ways.
-staarabika (verb), show good manners.
-staarabika (verb), be urbanized.
-staarabika (verb), adopt Western ways.
-staarabikisha (verb), civilize. (< staarabu adj, Arabic).
-staarabisha (verb), civilize. (< staarabu adj, Arabic).
-staarabu (adjective), civilized.
-staarabu (adjective), wise.
-staarabu (verb), adopt Arab ways.
-staarabu (verb), live according to Arab ways.
-staarabu (verb), show breeding.
-staarabu (verb), show good breeding.
-staarabu (verb), be civilized.
-staarabu (verb), be cosmopolitan.
-staarabu (verb), be modern.
-staarabu (verb), be cultivated.
-staarabu (verb), adopt European ways.
-staarabu (verb), show good manners.
-staarabu (verb), be urbanized.
-staarabu (verb), adopt Western ways.
stadi (adjective), capable.
stadi (adjective), experienced.
stadi (adjective), skillful.
stadi (noun 5/6an), pl mastadi, capable person.
stadi (noun 5/6an), pl mastadi, experienced person.
stadi (noun 5/6an), pl mastadi, expert.
stadi (noun 5/6an), pl mastadi, skillful person.
stafeli (noun 5/6), pl mastafeli, cinnamon.
stafeli (noun 5/6), pl mastafeli, fruit (of the mstafeli).
stafeli (noun 5/6), pl mastafeli, soursop.
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, deck. [naut]
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, deference.
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, esteem.
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, honor.
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, respect. toa staha. show respect.
staha (noun 9/10), pl staha, reverence.
-stahabu (verb), favor. (< haba).
-stahabu (verb), like. (< haba).
-stahabu (verb), prefer. alistahabu kucheza bahati nasibu ya roho yake
[Moh]. (s)he preferred to play lottery with his/her heart. (< Arabic).
-stahafu (verb), retire (from work).
-stahamili (verb), bear. jikaze, stahamili, ndio ukubwa [Moh], hapo
sikustahimili tena [Abd]. try, bearing, is the greatness. (< Arabic).
-stahamili (verb), endure. (< Arabic).
-stahamili (verb), tolerate. (< Arabic).
-stahi (verb), honor.
-stahi (verb), respect.
-stahi (verb), show respect. alimstahi mara ya kwanza baada ya kuona
alivyonunua bia nyingi [Mt]. (s)he showed respect to him/her for the
first time after (s)he saw how (s)he had bought beer. (< Arabic).
-stahi (verb), revere.
-stahiana (verb associative), bado.
-stahiba (verb), favor. (< haba).
-stahiba (verb), like. (< haba).
-stahiba (verb), prefer. (< haba).
-stahika (verb), be respected.
-stahika (verb), be upright.
-stahika (verb), be worthy.
-stahiki (verb), be deserving of.
-stahiki (verb), be fitting.
-stahiki (verb), be obligatory.
-stahiki (verb), be proper.
-stahiki (verb), be suitable.
-stahiki (verb), be worthy.
stahiki (adjective), honorable.
stahiki (adjective), respected.
stahiki (adjective), deserving.
stahiki (adjective), worthy.
-stahili (verb), deserve. Juma, wee mkaidi sana siku hizi, wastahili
kupigwa. Juma, you have become very disobedient nowadays; you deserve to
be beaten.
-stahili (verb), be due.
-stahili (verb), be fitting. Amepata kazi nzuri sana, si stahili yake.
(s)he has gotten a very good job, it is not fitting of him/her.
-stahili (verb), merit. wao tu wangalistahili kumkinga [Moh], sioni
uzito kukwita jina lolote unalostahili [Moh]. it was only them who
meritted protecting him/her. (< Arabic).
-stahili (verb), be obligatory.
-stahili (verb), be proper.
stahili (adjective), deserving.
stahili (adjective), obligatory.
stahili (adjective), qualified.
stahili (adjective), suitable.
stahili (adjective), worthy.
stahili (noun 9/10), pl stahili, merit. (< Arabic).
stahili (noun 9/10), pl stahili, worthiness. (< Arabic).
-stahilia (verb), bado.
-stahilika (verb), bado.
-stahilisha (verb), deem worthy. (< stahili V).
-stahilisha (verb), deserve. (< stahili V).
-stahilisha (verb), be fitting. (< stahili V).
-stahimili (verb), bear. (< Arabic).
-stahimili (verb), endure. (< Arabic).
-stahimili (verb), be patient.
-stahimili (verb), persevere.
-stahimili (verb), persist.
-stahimili (verb), stand.
-stahimili (verb), suffer.
-stahimili (verb), tolerate. (< Arabic).
-stahimili (verb), put up with.
-stahimilia (verb applicative), bado. (< stahimili V).
-stahimilika (verb intransitive), be long-suffering.
-stahimilika (verb intransitive), be patient.
-stahimilika (verb intransitive), be persevering.
-stahimilika (verb intransitive), be persistent.
stahimilivu (adjective), long-suffering.
stahimilivu (adjective), patient.
stahimilivu (adjective), persistent.
stahimilivu (adjective), stubborn.
stahimilivu (adjective), tenacious.
stahimilivu (adjective), persevering.
stahivu (adjective), deserving respect.
stahivu (adjective), estimable.
stahivu (adjective), honorable. (< staha N).
-stahiwa (verb), be respected. (< staha N).
staili (noun 9/10), pl staili, manner. (< Engl.).
staili (noun 9/10), pl staili, style. (< Engl.).
staka (noun 9/10), pl staka, sandal.
-stakabadhi (verb), deliver (for safekeeping or deposit).
-stakabadhi (verb), turn over.
-stakabadhi pesa (verb), deposit money.
-stakabadhi pesa (verb), entrust money.
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, care.
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, deposit.
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, quittance.
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, receipt. (< stakabadhi V).
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, receipt (acknowledgement of).
stakabadhi (noun 9/10), pl stakabadhi, safe-keeping.
-staki (verb), accuse. (< mashtaka N).
-staki (verb), bring action against. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-staki (verb), blame. (< mashtaka N).
-staki (verb), charge. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-staki (verb), make a complaint. (< mashtaka N).
-staki (verb), sue. (< mashtaka N). [jur]
-stakimu (verb), prosper.
-stakimu (verb), be successful.
-stakimu (verb), thrive.
stampa (noun 9/10), pl stampa, mark. (< Engl.).
stampa (noun 9/10), pl stampa, stamp (rubber or metal). (< Engl.).
stampu (noun 9/10), pl stampu, postage stamp. (< Engl.).
standi (noun 9/10), pl standi, bus stop.
standi (noun 9/10), pl standi, stand.
standi (noun 9/10), pl standi, stopping-place.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, asylum.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, concealment.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, cover.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, covering. (< stiri V).
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, proper covering (of the genitals).
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, modesty.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, refuge (place of).
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, reserve.
stara (noun 9/10), pl stara, reticence.
-starehe (verb), be in comfortable circumstances. siku hizi amestarehe.
At present he is living in comfortable circumstances.
-starehe (verb), live quietly.
-starehe (verb), live peacefully.
-starehe (verb), be still.
-starehe (verb), be well off.
starehe (adjective), calm.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, comfort. alikuwa mwenyeji sana katika
dunia ya starehe na matumizi [Mt]. (s)he was at home in the world of
comfort and consumption. (< Arabic).
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, ease.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, enjoyment. (< Arabic).
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, peace. maisha ya starehe ni maisha ya
mapenzi ya kweli na masikilizano [Sul]. a peaceful life is a life of and
understanding. (< Arabic).
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, pleasure.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, prosperity. vitu vya starehe.
luxuries.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, recreation.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, relaxation.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, rest.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, serenity. (< Arabic).
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, welfare.
starehe (noun 9/10), pl starehe, well-being.
Starehe! (pronoun), (in response to the greeting karibu! Come in!) Don't
disturb yourself! Keep your seat!.
starehefu (adjective), comfortable. (< starehe).
starehefu (adjective), peaceful. (< starehe).
starehefu (adjective), quiet. (< starehe).
-starehesha (verb), give aid to.
-starehesha (verb), make comfortable.
-starehesha (verb), entertain. (< starehe V).
-starehesha (verb), relieve.
-starehesha (verb), make comfortable. (< starehe V).
-starehesha (verb), put at ease. (< starehe V).
-starehesha (verb), relieve. (< starehe V).
-starehesha (verb), tranquilize. (< starehe V).
starehevu (adjective), comfortable. (< starehe).
starehevu (adjective), peaceful. (< starehe).
starehevu (adjective), quiet. (< starehe).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, account. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, bill. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, certificate. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, deposition. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, evidence. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, receipt. (< shahada).
stashahada (noun 9/10), pl stashahada, testimony. (< shahada).
-piga stati (verb), start (a car).
-stati (verb), start. tia [piga] stati. start, ignite. (< Engl.).
-stawi (verb), bloom. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), be in good condition. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), flourish. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), thrive. miti imesitawi. The trees are thriving. (<
usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), at the height. (< Arabic).
-stawi (verb), live in easy circumstances. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), prosper. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), succeed. (< Arabic).
-stawi (verb), be successful. (< usitawi N).
-stawi (verb), be in full swing. (< Arabic).
-stawisha (verb), develop. (< stawi V).
stedi (adjective), firm. (< Engl.).
stedi (adjective), hard. (< Engl.).
stedi (adjective), steady. (< Engl.).
-stehebu (verb), favor. (< haba).
-stehebu (verb), like. (< haba).
-stehebu (verb), prefer. (< haba).
steling (noun 9/10), pl steling, steering wheel. (< Engl.).
stempu (noun 9/10), pl stempus, postage stamp. (< Engl.).
stendi (noun 9/10), pl stendi, bus stop.
stendi (noun 9/10), pl stendi, stand.
stendi (noun 9/10), pl stendi, stopping-place.
steringi (noun 9/10), pl sterengi, steering wheel. (< Engl.).
stesheni (noun 9/10), pl stesheni, station. stesheni ya mafuta/petroli.
petrol station. (< Engl.).
stesheni (noun 9/10), pl stesheni, stop. (< Engl.).
stichi (noun 9/10), pl stichi, catch.
stichi (noun 9/10), pl stichi, eyelet.
stichi (noun 9/10), pl stichi, loop.
stichi (noun 9/10), pl stichi, stitch.
-stihizayisha (verb causative), bado.
-stihizai (verb), abuse.
-stihizai (verb), curse.
-stihizai (verb), debase.
-stihizai (verb), disgrace.
-stihizai (verb), dishonor.
-stihizai (verb), execrate.
-stihizai (verb), insult.
-stihizai (verb), put to shame.
-stihizaia (verb applicative), bado.
-stihizaika (verb intransitive), be disgraced.
-stihizaika (verb intransitive), be dishonored.
-stihizaisha (verb causative), bado.
-stihizaya (verb), abuse.
-stihizaya (verb), curse.
-stihizaya (verb), debase.
-stihizaya (verb), disgrace.
-stihizaya (verb), dishonor.
-stihizaya (verb), execrate.
-stihizaya (verb), insult.
-stihizaya (verb), put to shame.
-stihizayia (verb applicative), bado.
-stihizayika (verb intransitive), be disgraced.
-stihizayika (verb intransitive), be dishonored.
sitima (noun 9/10), pl stima, steam-powered boat.
stima (noun 9/10), pl stima, electricity. (< Engl.).
stima (noun 9/10), pl stima, electric light. (< Engl.).
stima (noun 9/10), pl stima, steamer. (< Engl.).
stima (noun 9/10), pl stima, steamship. (< Engl.).
stima (noun 9/10), pl stima, utilities. Wizara ya Kazi na Stima.
Ministry of Public Works and Utilities. (< Engl.).
stimu (noun 9/10), pl stimu, current (of air). (< Engl.).
stimu (noun 9/10), pl stimu, electricity. taa za stimu. electric light.
(< Engl.). [rare]
stimu (noun 9/10), pl stimu, spark.
stimu (noun 9/10), pl stimu, steam. (< Engl.). [arch]
mchocheo (noun), pl michocheo, stimulus. (< chocha V).
mchocho (noun), pl michocheo, stimulus. (< chocha V).
-stiri (verb), conceal. (< stara N).
-stiri (verb), cover (up). (< stara N).
-stiri (verb), hide. (< stara N).
-stiri (verb), preserve. (< stara N).
-stiri (verb), protect. (< stara N).
-stiria (verb applicative), bado.
-stirika (verb), be concealed. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), be covered up. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), not to be found. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), out of harm's way. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), be hidden. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), keep oneself hidden. (< stiri V).
-stirika (verb), be safe. (< stiri V).
stiringi (noun 9/10), pl stiringi, steering wheel. (< Engl.).
-stirisha (verb), conceal someone. (< stiri V).
-stirisha (verb), hide someone. (< stiri V).
-stirisha (verb), keep safe. (< stiri V).
stishhada (noun 9/10), pl stishhada, diploma. jinsi alivyojipatia
stishhada kadha wa kadha [Ya]. the way (s)he gave her(him)self diplomas
now and then. (< Arabic).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, shop. (< Engl.).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, stock. (< Engl.).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, store. (< Engl.).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, storehouse. (< Engl.).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, supply. (< Engl.).
stoa (noun 9/10), pl stoa, warehouse. (< Engl.).
stoki (noun 9/10), pl stoki, stockings. (< Engl.). [rare]
stokingi (noun 9/10), pl stokingi, stockings. (< Engl.). [rare]
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, shop. (< Engl.).
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, stock. (< Engl.).
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, store. (< Engl.).
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, storehouse. (< Engl.).
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, supply. (< Engl.).
stoo (noun 9/10), pl stoo, warehouse. (< Engl.).
stovu (noun 9/10), pl stovu, stove. (< Engl.).
-stua (verb), move suddenly. (< shtuko N).
-stua (verb), move violently. (< shtuko N).
-stua (verb), remove quickly. (< shtuko N).
-stua (verb), receive a shock. (< shtuko N). [elec]
-stua (verb), shock. (< shtuko N).
-stua (verb), sprain. (< shtuko N). [fig]
-stua (verb), startle. kile kitendo kisingemstua [Muk]. that action
would not have startled him/her.
-stua (verb), startle. (< shtuko N).
-stua (verb), surprise.
-stua (verb), wrench. (< shtuko N). [fig]
-stuka (verb intransitive), be alarmed.
-stuka (verb intransitive), be shocked.
-stuka (verb intransitive), be startled. anastuka ghafla na kusimama
[Muk]. (s)he suddenly gets startled and stands up.
-stusha (verb causative), alarm. hakuna linaloelekea kumstusha Diana
[Muk]. there is nothing threatening to alarm Diana. (< stua V).
-stusha (verb causative), astound. (< stua V).
-stusha (verb causative), startle. (< stua V).
-stusha (verb causative), surprise. (< stua V).
-sua (verb), brush. sua meno. brush teeth.
-sua (verb), clean.
-sua (verb), feel dizzy.
-sua (verb), eject. (< masuo N).
-sua (verb), feel faint. (< masuo N).
-sua (verb), feel ill. (< masuo N).
-sua (verb), rub.
-sua (verb), spit out. sua maji. spit out water. (< masuo N).
-sua (verb), be subject to vertigo. (< masuo N).
subahiya (noun 9/10), pl subahiya, cloth covering a bier.
subahiya (noun 9/10), pl subahiya, pall.
subalkheri (interjection), good morning.
subana (noun 9/10), pl subana, meat (small piece).
subana (noun 9/10), pl subana, thimble.
subano (noun 9/10), pl subano, thimble.
subaya (noun 9/10), pl subaya, cloth covering a bier.
subaya (noun 9/10), pl subaya, pall.
-subia (verb applicative), bado.
subiani (noun 9/10an), pl subiani, large jinnee.
subiani (noun 5/6), pl masubiani, evil spirit. (< sibu V).
-subika (verb), bado.
subili (noun 9/10), pl subili, aloe (species of). (< msubili N).
-subilia (verb applicative), bado.
-subira (verb), be calm.
-subira (verb), be patient.
-subira (verb), be resigned.
-subira (verb), wait.
subira (noun 9/10), pl subira, endurance.
subira (noun 9/10), pl subira, forebearance.
subira (noun 9/10), pl subira, patience. subira inamwisha mame mtu
[Muk], iliyobaki ni subira ndogo [Moh]. patience rans out of someone's
mother. (< subira V Arabic).
-subiri (verb), be calm.
-subiri (verb), be patient.
-subiri (verb), be patient. akakumbuka jinsi alivyosubiri usiku uliopita
[Ya], kumsubiri atamke [Sul]. (s)he remembered the way (s)he had waited
the previous night. (< Arabic).
-subiri (verb), be resigned.
-subiri (verb), wait.
subiri (noun 9/10), pl subiri, endurance. saburi yavuta heri..
endurance pulls good luck.
subiri (noun 9/10), pl subiri, forebearance.
subiri (noun 9/10), pl subiri, patience.
-subiria (verb), wait for.
-subirisha (verb), calm.
-subirisha (verb), pacify.
-subisha (verb), bado. (< Arabic).
-subu (verb), abuse. (< Arabic).
-subu (verb), cast metal.
-subu (verb), foretell the future. (< Arabic).
-subu (verb), mold metal.
-subu (verb), prophesize.
-subu (verb), revile. kumwita na kumsubu binti waliyemzaa wenyewe [Moh].
to call and revile the daughter they had given birth themselves. (<
Arabic).
-subukua (verb), jab someone with the finger (as a sign of contempt). (<
msubukuo N).
sudi (noun 9/10), pl sudi, good luck. [rare]
sudi (noun 9/10), pl sudi, success. [rare]
-sudukia (verb), accept. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), admit. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), agree. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), concur. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), confirm. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), prove. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), make sure. (< sadiki N).
-sudukia (verb), verify. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), accept. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), admit. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), agree. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), concur. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), confirm. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), prove. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), make sure. (< sadiki N).
-suduku (verb), verify. (< sadiki N).
sudusi (noun 9/10), pl sudusi, one sixth (fraction).
sudusu (noun 9/10), pl sudusu, one sixth (fraction).
sufi (noun 9/10), pl sufi, wool (commercial).
sufi (noun 9/10), pl sufi, woolen cloth.
sufi (noun 9/10), pl sufi, kapok.
sufii (noun 9/10an), pl sufii, hermit. (< usufii N).
sufii (noun 9/10an), pl sufii, pious person. (< usufii N).
sufii (noun 9/10an), pl sufii, saintly person. (< usufii N).
sufu (noun 9/10), pl sufu, kapok.
sufu (noun 9/10), pl sufu, wool (commercial).
sufu (noun 9/10), pl sufu, woolen cloth.
sufuri (noun 9/10), pl sufuri, zero.
sufuria (noun 9/10), pl sufuria, pan.
sufuria (noun 9/10), pl sufuria, metal cooking pot. (< sifuri N).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, apathy. (< sugua V). [fig]
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, callosity. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, callous. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, callousness. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, corn (on the foot). (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, heartlessness. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, insensitivity. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, want of feeling. mtu sugu. a coarse,
unfeeling person. (< sugua V).
sugu (noun 9/10), pl sugu, wart. (< sugua V).
-sugua (verb), clean by rubbing.
-sugua (verb), polish. sugua meno. polish teeth. (< sugu N).
-sugua (verb), rub. napiga mswaki na nasugua meno pia [Abd]. to brush
and rub the teeth also.
-sugua (verb), scour. (< sugu N).
-sugua (verb), scrub.
-suguika (verb intransitive), be hard. (< sugua V).
-suguika (verb intransitive), become hard. (< sugua V).
-suguika (verb intransitive), become insensitive. (< sugua V).
-suguika (verb intransitive), be insensitive. (< sugua V).
-sugulia (verb applicative), bado. (< sugua V).
-sugulisha (verb causative), bado. (< sugua V).
-suguliwa (verb), be cleaned by rubbing.
-suguliwa (verb), be scrubbed.
suguo (noun 5/6), pl masuguo, scraper. (< sugua V).
suguo (noun 5/6), pl masuguo, strop. (< sugua V).
suguo (noun 5/6), pl masuguo, whetstone. (< sugua V).
suguru (noun 5/6), pl masuguo, callousness. hata nimefanya masuguru ya
chini kwa kupanda baiskeli [Ya]. I have even acted callously by ridding
on a bicycle.
suguru (noun 5/6), pl masuguo, corn.
suheli (noun), (in the) south.
suhuba (noun 9/10an), pl suhuba, friend.
suhuba (noun 9/10an), pl suhuba, master.
suhuba (noun 9/10an), pl suhuba, sir.
-suhubiana (verb), be good friends. (< sahibu N).
-suhubiana (verb), be on intimate terms. (< sahibu N).
-suhubu (verb), be good friends. (< sahibu N).
-suhubu (verb), be on intimate terms. (< sahibu N).
sui (noun 9/10an), pl sui, one who can endure great hardship.
-sujudia (verb), submit. (< Arabic).
-sujudia (verb applicative), bow down (to). kama yanayokebehi umri kwa
kutokuwepo kwa dalili yo yote ya kuusujudia [Mt]. if what is insulting
your age is the lack of any sign of bowing down. (< Arabic).
-sujudia (verb applicative), prostrate oneself (before). (< Arabic).
-sujudisha (verb causative), cause someone to bow down. (< sujudu V).
-sujudisha (verb causative), convert (to Islam). (< sujudu V).
-sujudiwa (verb), be adored.
-sujudiwa (verb), be worshipped.
-sujudu (verb), bow down in worship.
-sujudu (verb), implore. (< sijida N).
-sujudu (verb), prostrate oneself. (< sijida N).
-sujudu (verb), worship. (< sijida N).
-suka (verb), braid.
-suka (verb), braid. suka nywele. braid the hair. (< msuka N).
-suka (verb), move quickly back and forth. (< masuko N).
-suka (verb), plait. (< msuka N).
-suka (verb), rock. (< masuko N).
-suka (verb), shake. akikisukasuka kichwa chake juu na chini [Ma]. as
(s)he shook his/her head up and down.
-suka (verb), twist. (< msuka N).
-suka (verb), weave.
-suka (verb), spin.
sukari (noun 9/10), pl sukari, sugar. sukari mchanga. granulated sugar.
-sukasuka (verb), disturb.
-sukasuka (verb), cause someone trouble.
-sukasuka (verb), worry.
suke (noun 5/6), pl masuke, ear (of maize).
-sukia (verb applicative), bado.
-sukua (verb inversive), loosen. sukua nazi. remove a coconut from its
shell.
-sukua (verb inversive), untwist.
-sukuma (verb), crowd. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), encourage. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), incite. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), jostle. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), move.
-sukuma (verb), push. alimsukuma kuelekea nyumbani kwake [Kez]. (s)he
pushed him/her towards his/her house.
-sukuma (verb), shove. haifai kusukuma wazee [Rec]. One should not push
elderly people aside. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), spur on. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), stimulate. (< suka V).
-sukuma (verb), urge on. (< suka V).
-sukumana (verb), jostle.
-sukumana (verb), push around.
-sukumana (verb associative), crowd each other. (< sukuma V).
-sukumana (verb associative), shove each other. (< sukuma V).
kwa sukumana (adverb), with much crowding.
kwa sukumana (adverb), with much jostling.
-sukumia (verb applicative), bado.
-sukumika (verb intransitive), bado.
-sukumiza (verb), cause to crowd or jostle around.
-sukumiza (verb), thrust along.
-sukumiza (verb intensive), drive back. (< sukuma V).
-sukumiza (verb intensive), drive on. sukumiza gari. drive a car fast.
(< sukuma V).
-sukumiza (verb intensive), incite. (< sukuma V).
-sukumiza (verb intensive), push forward. (< sukuma V).
-sukumiza (verb intensive), stimulate. (< sukuma V).
-sukumiza (verb intensive), ward off. sukumiza taabu. ward off trouble.
(< sukuma V).
-sukumwa (verb), be pushed.
-sukumwa (verb), be thrust. Nunga aliamshwa mapema na kusukumwa ndani ya
gari [Ng]. Nunga was woken up early and thrust into the car. (< sukuma
V).
-sukutu (verb), be quiet. [rare]
-sukutu (verb), be silent. [rare]
-sukutu (verb), be still.
sukutu (interjection), Silence!.
sukutu (interjection), Be still!.
-sukutua (verb), eat. [rare]
-sukutua (verb), gargle (before and after meals). dawa ya kusukutua.
mouthwash.
-sukutua (verb), rinse out the mouth with water. alisukutua akatema.
(s)he rinsed out the mouth with water and spit.
-sukwa (verb), be plaited. nywele zake zilishasukwa tangu mchana.
his/her hair was plaited since the afternoon. (< suka V).
-sulibi (verb), compel.
-sulibi (verb), crucify. [rel]
-sulibi (verb), force.
-sulibi (verb), torment.
-sulibi (verb), torture.
-sulibika (verb intransitive), be firm.
-sulibika (verb intransitive), be forced (to work).
-sulibika (verb intransitive), be hard.
-sulibika (verb intransitive), be strong.
-sulibika (verb intransitive), be accustomed to hard work.
-sulibisha (verb causative), crucify.
-sulibiwa (verb), be crucified.
-sulika (verb), be dizzy. (< sulisuli N).
-sulika (verb), be faint. (< sulisuli N).
-sulika (verb), feel ill. (< sulisuli N).
-sulika (verb), be subject to vertigo. (< sulisuli N).
sulisuli (noun 9/10), pl sulisuli, dizziness. (< sulika V).
sulisuli (noun 9/10), pl sulisuli, vertigo. (< sulika V).
sultani (noun 5/6an), pl sultani, king (Sultan).
sultani (noun 5/6an), pl masultani, monarch. (< usultani N).
sultani (noun 5/6an), pl masultani, ruler. (< usultani N).
-piga sulu (verb), polish.
-piga sulu (verb), rub.
-piga sulu (verb), scour.
-sulubika (verb intransitive), be firm.
-sulubika (verb intransitive), be forced (to work).
-sulubika (verb intransitive), be hard.
-sulubika (verb intransitive), be strong.
-sulubika (verb intransitive), be accustomed to hard work.
-sulubu (verb), compel.
-sulubu (verb), crucify. [rel]
-sulubu (verb), force.
-sulubu (verb), torment.
-sulubu (verb), torture.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, strong constitution.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, effort. itawachukua miaka mingi ya sulubu
[Mun]. it will take them many years of effort. (< Arabic).
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, energy. kazi ya kuchimba makaa ni ya
sulubu sana [Rec]. digging charcoal is a very energetic work.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, exertion. kazi ya kuchimba makaa ni ya
sulubu sana [Rec]. digging charcoal is a work of much exertion.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, firmness. (< sulubika V).
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, resistance (power of).
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, stamina.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, strength. kazi ya kuchimba makaa ni ya
sulubu sana [Rec]. digging charcoal is required a lot of strength.
sulubu (noun 9/10), pl sulubu, vigor. (< Arabic).
-suluhi (verb), accommodate. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), adapt. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), adjust. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), reach an agreement. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), reach a compromise. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), improve. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), perfect. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), reconcile.
-suluhi (verb), come to terms. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhi (verb), effect an understanding. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhia (verb applicative), bado.
-suluhiana (verb appl-assoc), become adjusted to each other. (< suluhi
V).
-suluhiana (verb appl-assoc), make peace with each other. (< suluhi V).
-suluhika (verb intransitive), be adaptable. (< suluhi V).
-suluhika (verb intransitive), be reconciled. (< suluhi V).
-suluhisha (verb causative), conciliate. (< suluhi V).
-suluhisha (verb causative), bring into harmony. (< suluhi V).
-suluhisha (verb causative), make peace. (< suluhu N (Arabic)).
-suluhisha (verb causative), reconcile. alimwita Idi ili kujaribu
kusuluhisha ule ugomvi wao [Sul]. (s)he called Idi so as to help resolve
that conflict of theirs. (< suluhu N (Arabic)).
-suluhisha (verb causative), resolve.
-suluhisha (verb), solve a problem.
suluhisho (noun 5/6), pl masuluhisho, resolution. Suluhisho la inzi ni
kuondoa mzoga..
suluhivu (adjective), conciliatory. [rare]
suluhivu (adjective), peaceable. [rare]
-suluhu (verb), accommodate. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), adapt. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), adjust. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), agree.
-suluhu (verb), reach an agreement. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), reach a compromise. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), improve. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), perfect. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), reconcile.
-suluhu (verb), come to terms. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
-suluhu (verb), effect an understanding. (< suluhivu Adj, usuluhu N).
suluhu (noun 9/10), pl suluhu, agreement. (< suluhi V).
suluhu (noun 9/10), pl suluhu, compromise. (< suluhi V).
suluhu (noun 9/10), pl suluhu, peace. (< suluhi V).
suluhu (noun 9/10), pl suluhu, reconciliation. (< suluhi V).
suluhu (noun 9/10), pl suluhu, tie. (< suluhi V).
sululu (adverb), at the same time.
sululu (adverb), simultaneously.
sululu (noun 9/10), pl sululu, curlew. [ornith]
sululu (noun 9/10), pl sululu, pick-axe.
sululu (noun 9/10an), pl sululu, swordfish. [zoo]
sumaku (noun 9/10), pl sumaku, magnet. -a sumaku. magnetic.
-sumba (verb), ignite (a fire).
-sumba (verb), kindle (a fire).
-sumba (verb), light.
-sumba (verb), sell at a much reduced price (after bargaining).
sumbivi (noun 9/10), pl sumbivi, crisis. (< sumbua V).
-sumbua (verb), annoy.
-sumbua (verb), bother.
-sumbua (verb), cause discomfort.
-sumbua (verb), disconcert.
-sumbua (verb), distress.
-sumbua (verb), disturb.
-sumbua (verb), harass. mawazo mengi yalikuwa yamemsumbua usiku kucha
[Kez]. a lot of thoughts had harassed him/her the whole night.
-sumbua (verb), oppress.
-sumbua (verb), subjugate.
-sumbua (verb), tease.
-sumbua (verb), torment.
-sumbua (verb), trouble.
-sumbua (verb), upset.
-sumbua (verb), worry.
sumbufu (adjective), annoying. (< sumbua V).
sumbufu (adjective), distressing. (< sumbua V).
sumbufu (adjective), troublesome. (< sumbua V).
sumbufu (adjective), vexatious. (< sumbua V).
-sumbuka (verb), bustle about. (< sumbua V).
-sumbuka (verb), suffer.
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be annoyed. kaanza kusumbuka na kamba
nyingi zilizokifunga [kifurushi] [Muk]. (s)he began to be annoyed by the
many ropes that had tied it. (< sumbua V).
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be discomforted.
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be distressed.
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be exhausted.
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be harrassed.
-sumbuka (verb intransitive), be troubled. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, annoyance. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, anxiety. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, difficulty. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, disquiet. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, hinderance. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, obstacle. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, teasing. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, trouble. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, unrest. (< sumbua V).
sumbuko (noun 5/6), pl masumbuko, vexation. (< sumbua V).
-sumbulia (verb applicative), bado.
-sumbuliana (verb appl-assoc), get on each other's nerves.
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, anxiety. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, disquiet. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, oppression. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, persecution. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, subjugation. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, teasing. (< sumbua V).
sumbulio (noun 5/6), pl masumbulio, trouble. (< sumbua V).
-sumbuliwa (verb), be troubled. alikuwa akisumbuliwa na kuteswa na
mumewe kwa kosa lisilo lake [Kez]. she used to be troubled and mistreated
by her husband for a mistake that was not hers. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, annoyance. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, anxiety. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, difficulty. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, disquiet. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, hinderance. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, obstacle. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, teasing. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, trouble. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, unrest. (< sumbua V).
sumbuo (noun 5/6), pl masumbuo, vexation. (< sumbua V).
-sumbusha (verb causative), annoy someone (constantly or intentionally).
-sumbusha (verb causative), torment someone (constantly, intentionally).
-sumia (verb applicative), bado.
-sumika (verb intransitive), bado.
sumile! (interjection), Gangway!.
sumile! (interjection), Make way!.
-sumisha (verb causative), bado.
-sumu (verb), poison. sumu mshale. poison an arrow.
sumu (noun 9/10), pl sumu, poison.
sumu (noun 9/10), pl sumu, venom.
sumu (noun 9/10), pl sumu, virus.
sumughu (noun 9/10), pl sumughu, gum(-arabic).
-sumulia (verb), relate. (< msimulizi N).
-sumulia (verb), report. (< msimulizi N).
-sumulia (verb), tell (a story). (< msimulizi N).
suna (adjective), commendable.
suna (adjective), creditable.
suna (adjective), meritorious.
suna (adjective), praiseworthy.
suna (noun 9/10), pl suna, commendable acheivement.
suna (noun 9/10), pl suna, good advice. (< Arabic).
suna (noun 9/10), pl suna, good tradition.
sunagogi (noun 9/10), pl sunagogi, synagogue. (< Engl.).
-sungua (verb), sweep up the chaff (after winnowing grain).
sungura (noun 9/10an), pl sungura, cunning person.
sungura (noun 9/10an), pl sungura, hare (witty character in fables).
sungura (noun 9/10an), pl sungura, rabbit.
sungura (noun 9/10an), pl sungura, shrewd person.
sungusungu (noun 9/10an), pl sungusungu, ant (large black kind).
suni (noun 9/10), pl suni, commendable acheivement.
suni (noun 9/10), pl suni, good advice.
suni (noun 9/10), pl suni, Sunni. yeye ni suni. (s)he is a Sunni (a
sect of Islam). [Isl]
suni (noun 9/10), pl suni, good tradition. [Isl]
sunobari (noun 9/10), pl sunobari, deal.
sunobari (noun 9/10), pl sunobari, pine wood (kind of).
-sununa (verb), grieve. (< sonoa V).
-sununa (verb), mourn. (< sonoa V).
-sununa (verb), feel pain. (< sonoa V).
-sununa (verb), regret. (< sonoa V).
-sununa (verb), feel sorrow. (< sonoa V).
-sunza (verb), annoy.
-sunza (verb), give grudgingly.
-sunza (verb), move hesitantly. sunza mkono. grope one's way (in the
dark).
-sunza (verb), move uncertainly.
-sunza (verb), part with reluctantly.
-sunza (verb), tease.
sunzu (noun 9/10), pl sunzu, tuft of hair left on top of head when
shaved.
supamaketi (noun 9/10), pl supamaketi, supermarket.
supu (noun 9/10), pl supu, gravy. (< Engl.).
supu (noun 9/10), pl supu, soup. Subira alikumbuka jungu la supu mekoni
[Sul]. Subira remembered the large cooking pot of soup in the stove. (<
Eng.).
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, appearance.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, chapter (of a book).
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, expression (of the face). ana sura nzuri
[Rec]. (s)he has a good expression (of face).
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, face.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, form.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, look (of the face). ana sura nzuri [Rec].
(s)he has a good look (of face).
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, mien.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, paragraph.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, resemblance. ana sura kama ya mama yake
[Rec]. She looks like her mother.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, similarity.
sura (noun 9/10), pl sura, surface. sura ya nchi. surface of the earth.
suria (noun 5/6an), pl masuria, concubine (slave).
suria (noun 5/6an), pl masuria, female servant (who lives as a concubine
with her master). [hist]
suriama (noun 5/6an), pl masuriama, child of a concubine. (< suria N).
suriama (noun 5/6an), pl masuriama, half-caste. (< suria N).
suriama (noun 5/6an), pl masuriama, hybrid.
surua (noun 9), measles. [med]
suruali (noun 9/10), pl suruali, pants.
suruali (noun 9/10), pl suruali, trousers.
sururu (noun 9/10an), pl sururu, beetle (kind that destroys coconut
palms).
sururu (noun 9/10), pl sururu, pick-axe.
sururu (noun 9/10an), pl sururu, swordfish. [zoo]
surwali (noun 9/10), pl surwali, pants.
surwali (noun 9/10), pl surwali, trousers.
sus (noun 9/10), pl surwali, licorice.
-susa (verb), boycott. susa amri. boycott a regulation.
-susa (verb), despise.
-susa (verb), disdain.
-susa (verb), have nothing to do with.
-susa (verb), refuse (food etc in a pout).
-susa (verb), sabotage.
susa (noun 9), caries. [med]
susa (noun 9), pl susa, decay (of teeth). manyoya ya nguruwe kinywani []
yanatia susa [Abd]. pig fur in the mouth causes tooth decay. (< Arabic).
susa (noun 9/10), pl susa, tartar. [med]
-susia (verb), boycott.
-susia (verb), despise.
-susia (verb), disdain.
-susia (verb), have nothing to do with.
-susia (verb), refuse (food etc in a pout).
-susia (verb), sabotage.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, clothes-rack.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, cot (child's).
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, hammock. akawafurusha [kuku] mpaka kwenye
masusu yao. (s)he dispersed them upto their hammock.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, licorice.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, net.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, rack.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, hanging shelf.
susu (noun 9/10), pl susu, shelf.
-susuika (verb), back down.
-susuika (verb), bring false charges (against someone).
-susuika (verb), question intensively.
-susuika (verb), give the third degree.
-susuika (verb), withdraw an accusation when confronted by the person
accused.
-susurika (verb), loiter.
-susurika (verb), move about.
-susurika (verb), roam aimlessly.
-susurika (verb), wander around.
-susurika (verb), waste time.
-susuwaa (verb), dry up.
-susuwaa (verb), become dry.
-susuwaa (verb), become hard. alinijibu na uso umesusuwaa. (s)he
answered me in hard face.
-suta (verb), accuse.
-suta (verb), accuse publicly.
-suta (verb), make open charges against a person.
-suta (verb), confront.
suta (noun 9/10an), pl suta, bankrupt person.
suta (noun 9/10an), pl suta, spendthrift.
-sutana (verb), accuse each other.
suti (noun 9/10), pl suti, suit (of clothes). (< Engl.).
suto (noun 5/6), pl masuto, public accusation. (< suta V).
suto (noun 5/6), pl masuto, indictment (public).
suto (noun 5/6), pl masuto, rebuke (public).
suto (noun 5/6), pl masuto, reprimand (public).
-sutwa (verb), be accused.
-suuza (verb), rinse. wazee wake wakang'ang'ania kumsuuza yeye tu [Moh].
his/her parents struggled to rinse her/him alone.
-suza (verb), clean.
swafi (adjective), bright.
swafi (adjective), candid.
swafi (adjective), clean.
swafi (adjective), clear.
swafi (adjective), fresh. hewa safi. fresh air.
swafi (adjective), genuine.
swafi (adjective), honest.
swafi (adjective), pure. hewa safi. pure air.
swafi (adjective), real.
swafi (adjective), transparent.
swafi (adjective), true.
swafi (adjective), unselfish.
-swaga (verb), drive (cattle).
-swaga (verb), grind. (< cf. -saga).
Swahili (noun), the Swahili coast.
swala (noun 9/10an), pl swala, antelope.
swala (noun 9/10an), pl swala, Grant's gazelle.
swala (noun 5/6), pl maswala, congregational prayer service.
swala (noun 5/6), pl maswala, question. Swala lako ni nini?. what is
your question?. (< swala V).
swali (noun 5/6), pl maswali, inquiry.
swali (noun 5/6), pl maswali, question. nina swali. I have a question.
swara (noun 9/10an), pl swara, impala.
sweta (noun 9/10), pl sweta, pullover. (< Eng.).
sweta (noun 9/10), pl sweta, sweater. uzi mwembamba wa kushonea sweta
[Ma]. a thin thread to sew a sweater. (< Eng.).
swichi (noun 9/10), pl swichi, switch (railway or electrical). (<
Engl.).
swila (noun 9/10an), pl swila, spitting cobra.
swisi (noun 9/10), pl swisi, switch (railway or electrical). (< Engl.).
- T -
t'aa (adjective), obedient. mtoto t'aa aliyekubali kutawishwa toka mdogo
hadi leo [Moh].
t'aa (noun 9/10), pl t'aa, obedience. (< Arabic).
-taa (verb), be exalted. Allah taala. God be exalted. [Islamic]
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, devotion.
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, humility.
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, lamp. akiutazama moto wa mafuta ya taa [Muk],
chumbani kuna balbu mbili za taa ya umeme [Muk], taa za magari zikitembea
kama vimuri-muri [Ya]. as (s)he watched the paraffin fire. (< Arabic).
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, light. (< Arabic).
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, electric light bulb. taa za mbele. headlights.
[rare]
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, obedience. (< tii V).
taa (noun 9/10an), pl taa, ray (kind of fish).
taa (noun 9/10an), pl taa, skate (kind of fish).
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, submissiveness.
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, platform for drying and storing grain.
taa (noun 9/10), pl taa, discipline.
taa ya barabarani (noun 9/10), pl taa za barabarani, traffic light.
hafuati taa za barabarani [Muk]. (s)he does not follow traffic lights.
taabani (adjective), tired. (< Arabic).
taabani (adjective), weary. (< Arabic).
taabani (adjective), strengthless. alikuwa taabani mwili na akili [Sul].
(s)he was strengthless both in body and mind. (< Arabic).
taabani (adjective), in great distress.
taabani (adjective), in trouble. (< taabu N).
-taabika (verb), be in difficulty.
-taabika (verb), be in distress.
-taabika (verb), be pertubed.
-taabika (verb), have problems.
-taabika (verb), be troubled.
-taabika (verb), be worried.
-taabisha (verb causative), distress. (< taabu N (Arabic)).
-taabisha (verb causative), oppress.
-taabisha (verb causative), trouble. (< taabu N (Arabic)).
-taabisha (verb causative), upset. (< taabu N (Arabic)).
-taabisha (verb causative), worry.
-patwa taabu (verb), be overtaken by difficulties. patwa ugonjwa. get
sick.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, annoyance.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, difficulty. (< Arabic).
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, distress.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, fatigue. (< Arabic).
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, hardship.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, inconvenience.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, misery.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, privation.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, toil.
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, trouble. hakuona taabu kufanya kazi [Sul],
kanzu ikaingia mwilini mwa Rehema bila ya taabu [Sul], mimi, mumewe, ndiye
niliyekuwa taabuni [Abd]. (s)he did not encounter trouble doing that
work. (< Arabic).
taabu (noun 9/10), pl taabu, want.
-taadabu (verb), bring up. (< adabu).
-taadabu (verb), educate. (< adabu).
-taadabu (verb), teach good manners. (< adabu).
taadabu (adjective), courteous. (< adabu).
taadabu (adjective), gracious. (< adabu).
taadabu (adjective), polite. (< adabu).
taadabu (adjective), well-bred. (< adabu).
taadabu! (interjection), Behave yourself!. taadabu nafsi yako!. (<
adabu).
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, esteem.
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, fame.
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, glory.
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, honor.
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, respect.
taadhima (noun 9/10), pl taadhima, splendor.
-taadhimika (verb), be exalted.
-taadhimika (verb), be glorious.
-taadhimika (verb), be honored.
-taadhimika (verb), be majestic.
-taadhimika (verb), be respected.
-taadi (verb), abuse.
-taadi (verb), attack.
-taadi (verb), bully.
-taadi (verb), fail to comply with (customs or laws).
-taadi (verb), mistreat.
-taadi (verb), not observe.
-taadi (verb), offend (someone).
-taadi (verb), transgress.
-taadi (verb), violate.
taadi (noun 9/10), pl taadi, attack.
taadi (noun 9/10), pl taadi, infraction.
taadi (noun 9/10), pl taadi, insult.
taadi (noun 9/10), pl taadi, offense.
taadi (noun 9/10), pl taadi, violation.
-taahari (verb), delay.
-taahari (verb), be late.
-taahari (verb), procrastinate.
taahira (noun 9/10), pl taahira, delay.
taahira (noun 9/10), pl taahira, postponement.
taahira (noun 9/10), pl taahira, respite.
-taajabu (verb), be amazed. (< ajabu Adj).
-taajabu (verb), be astonished. (< ajabu Adj).
taajabu (noun 5/6), pl mataajabu, amazement.
taajabu (noun 5/6), pl mataajabu, astonishment.
taajabu (noun 5/6), pl mataajabu, miracle.
taajabu (noun 5/6), pl mataajabu, wonder.
-taala (verb), be exalted. Allah taala. God be exalted. (< Islamic).
-taalamu (verb), be well educated.
-taalamu (verb), be well informed.
-taalamu (verb), be learned.
-taalamu (verb), be schooled.
-taali (verb), learn.
-taali (verb), study.
taalimu (noun 9/10), pl taalimu, culture.
taalimu (noun 9/10), pl taalimu, education.
taalimu (noun 9/10), pl taalimu, instruction.
taalimu (noun 9/10), pl taalimu, study.
jambo la taaluma (noun 5/6), pl mambo ya taaluma, academic matter.
taaluma (noun 9/10), pl taaluma, culture.
taaluma (noun 9/10), pl taaluma, education.
taaluma (noun 9/10), pl taaluma, instruction.
taaluma (noun 9/10), pl taaluma, study.
-taamali (verb), ponder.
-taamali (verb), reflect.
-taamali (verb), think.
-taamamu (verb), avail oneself of an opportunity.
-taamamu (verb), take a chance.
taamuli (noun 9/10), pl taamuli, meditation.
taamuli (noun 9/10), pl taamuli, reflection.
taamuli (noun 9/10), pl taamuli, thought.
-taanasa (verb), lead a life of luxury.
-taanasa (verb), be a pleasure seeker.
taanasa (noun 9/10), pl taanasa, luxury. (< Arabic).
taanasa (noun 9/10), pl taanasa, pleasure. kila aina ya vitu vya taanasa
na raha [Ya]. all types of things of pleasure and happiness. (< Arabic).
-taanisi (verb), delight.
-taanisi (verb), please.
-taanisi (verb), be pleasing.
-taanisi (verb), cause pleasure.
taanisi (adjective), delightful.
taanisi (adjective), luxurious.
taanisi (adjective), pleasant.
-taapika (verb), be sick.
-taapika (verb), vomit.
taaraa (conjunction), if. taaraa akija. If (s)he comes.
-taaradhi (verb), concern oneself with (a matter).
-taaradhi (verb), disturb.
-taaradhi (verb), impede.
-taaradhi (verb), interfere (in other people's affairs).
-taaradhi (verb), become involved in (a matter).
-taaradhi (verb), meddle (in other people's affairs).
-taaradhi (verb), obstruct.
-taaradhia (verb), concern oneself with (a matter).
-taaradhia (verb), disturb.
-taaradhia (verb), impede.
-taaradhia (verb), interfere (in other people's affairs).
-taaradhia (verb), become involved in (a matter).
-taaradhia (verb), meddle (in other people's affairs ).
-taaradhia (verb), obstruct.
taarifa (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, communique. taarifa ya pamoja. joint
communique. (< arifu). [pol]
taarifa (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, notice.
taarifa (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, report. (< arifu).
taarifa (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, statement (written or spoken). (<
arifu).
taarifa (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, something well known. (< arifu V).
taarifa ya pamoja (noun 9/10), pl taarifa za pamoja, joint communique.
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifa, joint communique.
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifu, communique. taarifa ya pamoja. joint
communique. (< arifu). [pol]
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifu, notice.
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifu, report. (< arifu).
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifu, statement (written or spoken). (<
arifu).
taarifu (noun 9/10), pl taarifu, something well known. (< arifu V).
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, indication.
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, phenomenon.
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, something remarkable.
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, sign.
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, something strange.
taashira (noun 9/10), pl taashira, symptom.
taasisi (noun 9/10), pl taasisi, institute.
-taataa (verb), be bewildered.
-taataa (verb), be confused.
-taataa (verb), talk incoherently.
-taataa (verb), move restlessly.
-taataa (verb), toss.
-taataa (verb), writhe (in pain).
taathiri (noun 9/10), pl taathiri, effect. (< athari).
taathiri (noun 9/10), pl taathiri, influence. (< athari).
taba (noun 9/10), pl taba, fragment.
taba (noun 9/10), pl taba, strip of palm leaf (for plaiting baskets).
taba (noun 9/10), pl taba, piece.
taba (noun 9/10), pl taba, scrap.
-tabahani (verb), be well educated.
-tabahani (verb), be learned.
tabaini (noun 9/10), pl tabaini, antithesis.
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, class (of society). mapigiano ya
kitabaka. class struggle.
tabaka (noun 9/10), pl tabaka, cover.
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, crease. tabaka ya suruali. creases in
pantlegs.
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, fold.
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, layer. tabaka za makaa [madini].
deposit of coal (ore).
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, lid.
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, lining (of a garment).
tabaka (noun 5/6), pl matabaka, stratum.
tabaka la wafanyakazi (noun 5/6), pl matabaka ya wafanyakazi, working
class.
tabaka moja (adverb), close together.
tabaka moja (adverb), nearby.
tabaka moja (adverb), side by side.
tabakelo (noun 9/10), pl tabakelo, snuff-box.
tabakelo (noun 9/10), pl tabakelo, tobacco-case. (< Port.).
-tabakwa (verb), fall upon evil days.
-tabakwa (verb), be impoverished.
-tabakwa (verb), become impoverished.
-tabakwa (verb), be poor.
-tabakwa (verb), become poor.
-tabana (verb), pronounce incantations (in preparing medicines).
-tabana (verb), pronounce magic formulas (in preparing medicines).
-tabangatabanga (verb), adulterate.
-tabangatabanga (verb), spoil (by mixing with something of an inferior
quality).
-tabanya (verb causative), bado.
-tabaradi (verb), be cold.
-tabaradi (verb), be cool.
-tabaruki (verb), dedicate. tabaruki kanisa. dedicate a church.
-tabaruki (verb), gather for social purposes (conversation etc).
-tabaruki (verb), gather for prayer.
-tabaruku (verb), dedicate. tabaruki kanisa. dedicate a church.
-tabaruku (verb), gather for social purposes (conversation etc).
-tabaruku (verb), gather for prayer.
-tabasamu (verb), feign innocence.
-tabasamu (verb), be hypocritical.
-tabasamu (verb), smile. Rukia akatabasamu tena [Mt]. Rukia smiled
again. (< Arabic).
tabasamu (noun 9/10), pl tabasamu, grin.
tabasamu (noun 9/10), pl tabasamu, smile.
tabasamu (noun 9/10), pl tabasamu, smirk.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, adroitness.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, astuteness.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, foresight.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, intention.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, plan.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, prudence.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, sagacity.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, sense.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, skill.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, stratagem.
tabasuri (noun 9/10), pl tabasuri, trick.
-tabawali (verb), urinate. [rare]
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, behavior. (< Arabic).
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, character. tabia yake nzima iligeuka [Moh],
tabia mbaya sana, lazima ikomeshwe [Muk]. her/his whole character
changed. (< Arabic).
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, condition.
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, climactic conditions.
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, disposition (of people).
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, environment (natural).
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, geographical feature.
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, nature (of people).
tabia (noun 9/10), pl tabia, property (of a thing).
-tabibia (verb), cure.
-tabibia (verb), nurse back to health. [med]
-tabibia (verb), treat (medically). [med]
tabibia (noun 9/10), pl tabibia, medicine.
tabibia (noun), medicine.
tabibu (noun 1/2), pl watabibu, doctor. (< tabibia V).
tabibu (noun 1/2), pl watabibu, physician.
-tabii (verb), become accustomed to something.
-tabii (verb), contract a habit.
-tabiki (verb), adhere to.
-tabiki (verb), be attached to.
-tabiki (verb), become attached to.
-tabiki (verb), cover.
-tabiki (verb), be creased.
-tabiki (verb), be folded.
-tabiki (verb), grow fond of (a person).
-tabiki (verb), lie directly on top of something.
-tabiki (verb), line.
-tabikia (verb applicative), bado.
-tabikiana (verb associative), be close friends.
-tabikisha (verb causative), establish friendly contracts.
-tabikisha (verb causative), cover.
-tabikisha (verb causative), fold.
-tabikisha (verb causative), glue together.
-tabikisha (verb causative), attach a lining.
-tabikisha (verb causative), paste together.
-tabikisha (verb causative), put on top of.
-tabiri (verb), interpret dreams.
-tabiri (verb), explain.
-tabiri (verb), foretell.
-tabiri (verb), interpret.
-tabiri (verb), predict.
-tabiri (verb), tell fortunes.
-tabiria (verb applicative), bado.
-tabirika (verb intransitive), bado.
-tabirisha (verb causative), bado.
-tabiriwa (verb), be foretold.
-tabiriwa (verb), be interpreted.
-tabiriwa (verb), be predicted.
tabu (noun 9/10), pl tabu, fragment.
tabu (noun 9/10), pl tabu, strip of palm leaf (for plaiting baskets).
tabu (noun 9/10), pl tabu, piece.
tabu (noun 9/10), pl tabu, scrap.
-tabua (verb), break off.
-tabua (verb), pluck.
-tabua (verb), tear off.
-tabulia (verb applicative), bado.
tabura (noun 9/10), pl tabura, drill. [mil]
tabura (noun 9/10), pl tabura, training. [mil]
tabutabu (noun 9/10), pl tabutabu, fragment.
tabutabu (noun 9/10), pl tabutabu, strip of palm leaf (for plaiting
baskets).
tabutabu (noun 9/10), pl tabutabu, piece.
tabutabu (noun 9/10), pl tabutabu, scrap.
-tadaraki (verb), be able.
-tadaraki (verb), achieve.
-tadaraki (verb), attain.
-tadaraki (verb), manage.
-tadaraki (verb), have possibilities.
-tadaraki (verb), be successful.
-tadaraki (verb), be in time (for something).
-tadaraki (verb), undertake.
-tadaraki (verb), venture.
-tadhibiri (verb), hunt for.
-tadhibiri (verb), look for.
-tadhibiri (verb), mend.
-tadhibiri (verb), put in order.
-tadhibiri (verb), repair.
-tadhibiri (verb), revise.
-tadhibiri (verb), search.
-tadi (verb), abuse.
-tadi (verb), attack.
-tadi (verb), bully.
-tadi (verb), fail to comply with (customs or laws).
-tadi (verb), mistreat.
-tadi (verb), not observe.
-tadi (verb), offend (someone).
-tadi (verb), oppress.
-tadi (verb), transgress.
-tadi (verb), violate.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, attack.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, evil action.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, infraction.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, insult.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, offence. (< tadi V).
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, rudeness.
tadi (noun 9/10), pl tadi, violation.
-tadia (verb applicative), bado.
-tadubiri (verb), hunt for.
-tadubiri (verb), look for.
-tadubiri (verb), mend.
-tadubiri (verb), put in order.
-tadubiri (verb), repair.
-tadubiri (verb), revise.
-tadubiri (verb), search.
-tafadhali (verb), do a favor.
-tafadhali (verb), be so kind (as to do something).
-tafadhali (verb), please.
tafadhali (interjection), Please (do me the favor).
-tafadhalisha (verb), request kindly.
-tafakari (verb), consider.
-tafakari (verb), examine.
-tafakari (verb), meditate.
-tafakari (verb), ponder.
-tafakari (verb), reflect.
-tafakari (verb), think.
-tafaraji (verb), amuse oneself.
-tafaraji (verb), enjoy oneself.
-tafaraji (verb), find relaxation.
-tafaruji (verb), amuse oneself.
-tafaruji (verb), enjoy oneself.
-tafaruji (verb), find relaxation.
tafauti (adjective), different.
tafauti (adjective), dissimilar.
tafauti (adjective), not exactly what one expected.
tafauti (adjective), not up to standard.
tafauti (adjective), not exactly what one wanted.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, defect.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, difference.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, discrepancy. hapana tafauti. There is
no difference.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, dispute. ana tafauti nao. His opinion
differs from theirs.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, distinction.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, fault. nunua samaki hawana tafauti.
Buy these fish, they are good (they have no faults).
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, difference of opinion.
tafauti (noun 9/10), pl tafauti, quarrel.
tafi (noun 9/10), pl tafi, kind of clamp used for smoothing rope after it
has been twisted.
-tafiti (verb), be critical.
-tafiti (verb), be inquisitive.
-tafiti (verb), interfere.
-tafiti (verb), meddle.
-tafiti (verb), do research.
-tafiti (verb), inquire.
-tafiti (verb), pry into.
-tafiti (verb), research.
taflisi (noun 9/10), pl taflisi, bankruptcy.
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, agitation. leo kuna uzima na afya,
kesho adha na tafrani, na hata kifo [Muk]. today there is wholeness (of
life) and health, tomorrow discomfort and agitation, and even death. (<
Arabic).
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, annoyance. (< Arabic).
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, anxiety. (< Arabic).
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, confusion. (< Arabic).
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, disorder. (< Arabic).
tafrani (noun 9/10), pl tafrani, trouble. (< Arabic).
posho ya tafrija (noun 9/10), pl posho za tafrija, entertainment
allowance. Wafanya kazi wote walilipwa posho ya tafrija. All the workers
were paid entertainment allowance.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, amusement.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, concert.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, diversion.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, enjoyment. (< tafaraji V).
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, entertainment.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, party. (< faraja N).
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, reception. (< faraja N).
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, reception.
tafrija (noun 9/10), pl tafrija, relaxation. (< faraja N).
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, amusement.
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, concert.
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, diversion.
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, enjoyment. (< tafaraji V).
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, entertainment.
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, party. (< faraja N).
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, reception. (< faraja N).
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, reception.
tafriji (noun 9/10), pl tafriji, relaxation. (< faraja N).
-tafsiri (verb), comment on.
-tafsiri (verb), explain.
-tafsiri (verb), interpret.
-tafsiri (verb), translate. na msichana aliposema [] yeye aliitafsiri
kuwa ngoja nijipime [Muk]. and as the girl said, (s)he interpreted it to
mean wait I weigh myself. (< Arabic).
tafsiri (noun 5/6), pl matafsiri, commentary.
tafsiri (noun 5/6), pl matafsiri, explanation.
tafsiri (noun 5/6), pl matafsiri, interpretation.
tafsiri (noun 9/10), pl tafsiri, translation. kwa tafsiri yao, kwenda
kusomea uwakili Ulaya [] ni sawa na kucheza bahati nasibu [Moh]. as per
their translation, to go and study lawyering in Europe is equivalent to
playing lottery. (< Arabic).
-tafuna (verb), bite.
-tafuna (verb), chew. alijaribu kuitafuna lakini babake alimkaba koo
[Kez]. (s)he tried to chew it but his/her father squeezed his/her throat.
-tafuna (verb), gnaw.
-tafuna (verb), nibble.
-tafunwa (verb), be chewed.
-tafunwa (verb), be gnawed.
-tafunwa (verb), be nibbled.
-tafuta (verb), discover.
-tafuta (verb), find.
-tafuta (verb), hunt for. tafuta vitu. hunt for things.
-tafuta (verb), look for.
-tafuta (verb), search.
-tafuta (verb), seek.
-tafutatafuta (verb), hunt everywhere.
-tafutia (verb applicative), look for someone.
-tafutia (verb applicative), search out.
-tafutisha (verb causative), bado.
-tafutwa (verb), be looked for.
-tafutwa (verb), be searched.
-tafutwa (verb), be sought.
-taga (verb), lay (an egg). taga yai. lay eggs.
taga (noun 5/6), pl mataga, bifurcation. (< tagaa V).
taga (noun 5/6), pl mataga, branching (of a tree or road).
taga (noun 5/6), pl mataga, forking (of a tree or a road).
-tagaa (verb), sit straddle-legged.
-tagaa (verb), straddle.
-tagaa (verb), stride.
-tagaa (verb), waddle.
-tagaa (verb), walk fast (with long steps).
tagaa (noun 5/6), pl matagaa, bifurcation. (< tagaa V).
tagaa (noun 5/6), pl matagaa, branching (of a tree or road).
tagaa (noun 5/6), pl matagaa, forking (of a tree or a road).
-taghafali (verb), be absentminded.
-taghafali (verb), act imprudently.
-taghafali (verb), act thoughtlessly.
-taghafali (verb), be amazed.
-taghafali (verb), be distracted.
-taghafali (verb), be inattentive.
-taghafali (verb), be surprised.
-taghafali (verb), be taken unawares.
taghafali (adverb), suddenly. (< Arabic).
taghafali (adverb), unawares. (< Arabic).
taghafali (adverb), unexpectedly. uchungu mkuu na hasira taghafali
zilimchemka [Mun]. a lot of bitterness and unexpected anger seized
him/her. (< Arabic).
-taghafalisha (verb causative), bado.
-taghafalishwa (verb passive), bado.
tagio (noun 9/10), pl matagio, place where hens lay eggs.
tagio (noun 9/10), pl matagio, nest.
-tagisha (verb causative), bado.
tago (noun 5/6), pl matago, egg-laying place. (< taga V).
tago (noun 5/6), pl matago, nest. (< taga V).
-tagwa (verb), be laid.
-tahadhari (verb), avoid. (< Arabic).
-tahadhari (verb), be cautious. mwenzake mrefu hutahadhari sana asije
igusa meza ile kwa mikono yake [Ma]. his/her tall friend tries to be very
cautious not to hit that table with his/her hands. (< Arabic).
-tahadhari (verb), be on guard (against). (< Arabic).
-tahadhari (verb), protect from harm.
-tahadhari (verb), warn.
tahadhari (verb imperative), be careful!. tahadhari mbele ya simba!. be
cautious in front of the lion. (< hadhari).
tahafifu (adjective), insignificant.
tahafifu (adjective), trivial.
tahafifu (adjective), worthless.
tahalili (noun 9/10), pl tahalili, dirge.
tahalili (noun 9/10), pl tahalili, song of mourning.
-tahamaki (verb), pay heed to.
-tahamaki (verb), notice.
-tahamaki (verb), take notice. alitahamaki kwamba Lulu si chochote si
lolote [Ya]. (< Arabic).
-tahamaki (verb), observe.
-tahamaki (verb), make a quick move.
-tahamaki (verb), realize. (< Arabic).
tahamaki (adverb), suddenly. tulipokwenda njiani, tahamaki akatokea
chui. as we went on the way, a lion suddenly appeared.
tahamaki (interjection), Behold!.
tahamaki (interjection), Look!.
-taharaki (verb), be busy.
-taharaki (verb), be excited.
-taharaki (verb), be in a hurry.
-taharisha (verb causative), bado.
taharizi (noun), side pieces of a kanzu.
-taharuki (verb), be busy.
-taharuki (verb), be excited. Shangwe sasa alitaharuki, akagundua kuwa
muda wote huu alikuwa akifanya makosa [Muk]. Shangwe now got excited and
realized that all this time he was doing the wrong thing. (< Arabic).
-taharuki (verb), be in a hurry.
-taharuki (verb), be shocked. (< Arabic).
-taharuki (verb), be upset. (< Arabic).
-taharukia (verb applicative), bado.
-taharukisha (verb causative), bado.
-tahayari (verb), be ashamed.
-tahayari (verb), be bashful.
-tahayari (verb), be humiliated.
-tahayari (verb), be shy.
tahayari (noun 9), awe.
tahayari (noun 9), bashfulness.
tahayari (noun 9), esteem.
tahayari (noun 9), humility.
tahayari (noun 9), modesty.
tahayari (noun 9), respect.
tahayari (noun 9), reverence.
tahayari (noun 9), shame. tia [ingiwa na] haya, ona haya. feel ashamed.
tahayari (noun 9), subservience.
tahayari (noun 9), timidity.
-tahayarisha (verb), humiliate.
-tahayarisha (verb), put to shame.
tahayuri (noun 9/10), pl tahayuri, confusion.
tahayuri (noun 9/10), pl tahayuri, disgrace.
tahayuri (noun 9/10), pl tahayuri, embarrassment.
tahayuri (noun 9/10), pl tahayuri, humiliation.
tahayuri (noun 9/10), pl tahayuri, shame.
-tahidi (verb), exert oneself.
-tahidi (verb), take pains.
-tahidi (verb), try hard.
-tahiri (verb), circumcise. mtoto huyu ametahiriwa. this child is
circumcised. [eth]
-tahiri (verb), operate. [med]
-tahiri (verb), purify (ritually).
tahiri (noun 9/10), pl tahiri, circumcision. [rare]
tahiri (noun 9/10an), pl tahiri, ceremonially clean person. (< tahiri
V).
tahiri (noun 9/10an), pl tahiri, ritually pure person.
-tahiriwa (verb passive), be circumcised.
tahlili (noun 9/10), pl tahlili, dirge.
tahlili (noun 9/10), pl tahlili, funeral song.
tahlili (noun 9/10), pl tahlili, song of mourning.
tahyati (interjection), (in salutation) ( l wish you) a long life.
tai (noun 9/10an), pl tai, large bird of prey (eagle or vulture).
tai (noun 9/10), pl tai, necktie. (< Engl.).
tai (noun 9/10), pl tai, small pastry.
tai (noun 9/10), pl tai, tie. tai kifuani, kiatu cha kugonga mguuni,
vitabu mkononi [Sul]. a tie in the chest, boots in the legs, and books in
the hands. (< Eng.).
-taibika (verb intransitive), be contented.
-taibika (verb intransitive), be happy.
-taibu (verb), be good.
-taibu (verb), be in good health.
-taibu (verb), be kind.
-taibu (verb), be obliging.
-taibu (verb), be well.
taibu (adjective), well.
taibu (adverb), right(ly).
taibu (adverb), good.
taibu (interjection), Good!.
taibu (interjection), Very well!.
taifa (noun 5/6), pl mataifa, nation. cheo ulicho nacho si chako, ni cha
taifa [Mun]. the position that you hold is not yours, it is for the
nation.
taifa (noun 5/6), pl mataifa, race.
taifa (noun 5/6), pl mataifa, tribe (large).
taifod (noun 9), typhoid fever. (< Engl.). [med]
taileni (interjection), Help! (a cry introducing and concluding the
ceremony for exorcising spirits). [ethn]
tailetai (interjection), Help! (a cry introducing and concluding the
ceremony for exorcising spirits).
-taili (verb), examine. ameenda kwenye safari ya kutalii nchi. (s)he
has gone on a journey to examine (visit) the country.
-taili (verb), instruct.
-taili (verb), investigate.
-taili (verb), teach.
taimu (noun 9/10), pl taimu, time. (< Engl.). [sport]
-piga taipu (verb), type.
taipu (noun 9/10), pl taipu, typewriter. najua kupiga taipu na sasa
najifunza shorthand [Sul]. I know how to type and now I am learning
shorthand. (< Eng.).
tairi (noun 5/6), pl matairi, tire (automobile). kuuza matairi ya magari
ambayo ni haba [Ma]. to sell automobile tyres that are in short supply.
(< Engl.).
-taiti (verb), be hard up.
-taiti (verb), be in (financial) need.
-taiti (verb), be poverty-stricken.
taiti (noun 9/10), pl taiti, close-fitting dress. (< Engl.).
taiti (noun 9/10), pl taiti, tight-fitting dress. (< Engl.).
taiti (noun 9/10), pl taiti, sheath. (< Engl.).
-taja (verb), announce.
-taja (verb), cite.
-taja (verb), list.
-taja (verb), mention by name. atakuwa amekata kilimilimi chochote cha
msichana kumtaja [Muk]. (s)he will have cut the tongue of any girl who
will mention him/her.
-taja (verb), name. taja jina. call by name.
-taja (verb), nominate (for election). [rare]
-taja (verb), say.
-taja (verb), tell.
tajamala (noun 9/10), pl tajamala, agreement.
tajamala (noun 9/10), pl tajamala, approval.
tajamala (noun 9/10), pl tajamala, favor.
tajamala (noun 9/10), pl tajamala, kindness.
-tajamali (verb), assist.
-tajamali (verb), do a favor to someone.
-tajamali (verb), help.
-tajamali (verb), show kindness.
taji (noun 9/10), pl taji, coronet.
taji (noun 9/10), pl taji, crown. tuone kama hutavuliwa taji lako bandia
[Mun]. (< Arabic).
taji (noun 9/10), pl taji, diadem.
-tajika (verb), be worthy of mention.
-tajiri (verb), engage in commerce.
-tajiri (verb), become rich.
tajiri (noun 5/6an), pl matajiri, boss. (< Arabic).
tajiri (noun 5/6an), pl matajiri, capitalist.
tajiri (noun 5/6an), pl matajiri, employer. wamenigaia matajiri zangu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
tajiri (noun 5/6an), pl matajiri, wholesale merchant.
tajiri (noun 5/6an), pl matajiri, rich person.
-tajiria (verb applicative), bado.
-tajirika (verb intransitive), get rich. ukikubali tutatajirika mimi na
wewe [Sul]. if you agree we shall get rich I and you. (< Arabic).
-tajirisha (verb causative), enrich.
-tajwa (verb passive), be mentioned.
-tajwa (verb passive), be named.
-tajwa (verb passive), be quoted.
-tajwa (verb passive), be reported.
-taka (verb), be about to.
-taka (verb), ask for. taka shauri. ask for advice/suggestion.
-taka (verb), be going to.
-taka (verb), incline to.
-taka (verb), inquire about.
-taka (verb), intend.
-taka (verb), request.
-taka (verb), have a tendency to.
-taka (verb), on the verge of. inataka kunyesha. it is on the verge of
raining.
-taka (verb), want. walijiuliza kwa nini hakutaka kumwacha bwana wake
[Kez]. they asked themselves why she did not want to leave her husband.
-taka (verb), wish.
taka (noun 9/10), pl taka, bolt of cloth (about 30 yards).
taka (noun 9/10), pl taka, length of calico.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, dirt. [vichochoro] vyenye majaa ya taka
[Sul]. sideways that are full of dirt.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, filth.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, garbage.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, junk.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, rubbish.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, trash.
taka (noun 5/6), pl mataka, worthless thing.
-taka radi (verb), beg pardon.
-taka shari (verb), challenge.
-taka shari (verb), defy.
-taka shauri (verb), ask for advice.
-takabadhi (verb), accept.
-takabadhi (verb), deliver.
-takabadhi (verb), hand over. takabadhi fedha [mali] warithi. hand over
money for them to inherit.
-takabadhi (verb), lay hand on something.
-takabadhi (verb), receive.
-takabadhi (verb), seize.
takabadhi (adjective), avaricious.
takabadhi (adjective), economical.
takabadhi (adjective), frugal.
takabadhi (adjective), greedy.
takabadhi (adjective), miserly.
takabadhi (adjective), penurious.
takabadhi (adjective), stingy.
takabadhi (adjective), thrifty.
takabadhi (noun 9/10), pl takabadhi, attention.
takabadhi (noun 9/10), pl takabadhi, care.
takabadhi (noun 9/10), pl takabadhi, guardianship.
-takabadhisha (verb causative), entrust someone with something.
takabadhisha fedha. entrust someone with your money.
-takabali (verb), accept.
-takabali (verb), acknowledge.
-takabali (verb), admit.
-takabali (verb), agree.
-takabali (verb), agree.
-takabali (verb), approve.
-takabali (verb), consent.
-takabari (verb), be arrogant.
-takabari (verb), be proud.
-takabari (verb), show off.
-takadamu (verb), escort.
-takadamu (verb), go too fast (of timepieces).
-takadamu (verb), go forward.
-takadamu (verb), guide.
-takadamu (verb), lead.
-takadamu (verb), precede.
-takalifu (verb), obligate oneself.
-takalifu (verb), take pains.
-takalifu (verb), put oneself out (to do something).
-takalifu (verb), go to trouble.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, difficulty.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, discomfort.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, disorder.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, disturbance.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, inconvenience.
takalifu (noun 9/10), pl takalifu, trouble.
-takamali (verb), be complete.
-takamali (verb), be perfect.
-takana (verb), desire each other (sexually).
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, esteem.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, favor.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, importance.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, respect.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, value.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, honor.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, weight.
takaramu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, worth.
takarimu (adjective), generous.
takarimu (adjective), hospitable.
takarimu (adjective), magnanimous.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, esteem.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, favor.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, importance.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, respect.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, value.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takarimu, honor.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, weight.
takarimu (noun 9/10), pl takaramu, worth.
-takasa (verb), make bright.
-takasa (verb), clean.
-takasa (verb), cleanse.
-takasa (verb), clear up.
-takasa (verb), make clear.
-takasa (verb), purify ritually (eg after menstruation).
-takasika (verb), be made bright.
-takasika (verb), be clean.
-takasika (verb), purify.
-takaswa (verb), be purified. roho ya kiumbe huyu ilitakiwa itakaswe
[Moh]. the heart of this creation required to be purified. (< takasa V).
-takata (verb), be bright.
-takata (verb), become clean.
-takata (verb), be clean. nguo yangu imetakata kwa sababu nimeifua na
sabuni bora. my cloth has become clean because I washed it with good
soap.
-takata (verb), be clear. kumetakata. it is now clear.
-takata (verb), be consecrated. [rel]
-takata (verb), be holy. [rel]
-takata (verb), be pure.
-takata (verb), be sanctified. [rel]
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, garbage.
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, junk.
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, rubbish.
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, trash.
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, valueless thing.
takataka (noun 5/6), pl matakataka, a worthless thing.
takatifu (adjective), clean.
takatifu (adjective), clear.
takatifu (adjective), glorious. (< tukufu adj).
takatifu (adjective), holy. (< tukufu adj). [rel]
takatifu (adjective), pure.
takatifu (adjective), saint. (< tukufu adj).
takatifu (adjective), sanctified. [rel]
-takatika (verb intransitive), bado.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, carefulness.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, chastity.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, cleaning.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, cleanness.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, innocence.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, neatness.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, purification.
takato (noun 5/6), pl matakato, purity.
-takbira (verb), repeat the formula ''Allah akbar'', Allah is great. (<
Islamic).
-takia (verb), ask for.
-takia (verb), want.
-takia (verb), wish.
-takia (verb applicative), wish for someone. kumtakia salama Bi Tamima
[Moh],. to wish Bi Tamima peace.
takia (noun 5/6), pl matakia, claim.
takia (noun 5/6), pl matakia, cushion (large).
takia (noun 5/6), pl matakia, demand.
takia (noun 5/6), pl matakia, request.
-takika (verb intransitive), bado.
-takikana (verb assoc-intr), be desirable.
-takikana (verb assoc-intr), be desired.
takilifu (noun 9/10), pl takilifu, difficulty.
takilifu (noun 9/10), pl takilifu, disorder.
takilifu (noun 9/10), pl takilifu, disturbance.
takilifu (noun 9/10), pl takilifu, inconvenience.
takilifu (noun 9/10), pl takilifu, trouble.
-takiwa (verb), be wanted.
-takiwa (verb), be wished. kanzu mpya aliyotakiwa aijaribu [Sul]. a new
kanzu he was required to try. (< taka V).
takizi (noun 9/10), pl takizi, coconut meat residue. (< taki N, zake
pron). [poetic]
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, base. mstari wa [ki]tako. baseline.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, butt-end (of something). tako la mkuki.
butt-end of an arrow.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, buttock. mwenye kifua kidogo na matako
yaliyotuna [Muk], walifundishwa vipi kuangusha kitu na kukiokota lionekane
paja sio tako [Ya]. the one with a small chest and protruding buttock.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, end.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, the lower part. tako la mtungi lilikuwa na
tundu ndogo [Ng]. the lower part of the jag had a small hole.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, main point.
tako (noun 5/6), pl matako, seat.
takriban (adverb), almost. (< Arabic).
takriban (adverb), approximately. siku yake, takriban, iligawika sehemu
tatu zenye kurejea hizo kwa hizo [Sul]. (< Arabic).
takriban (adverb), nearly. (< Arabic).
posho ya takrima (noun 9/10), pl posho za takrima, hospitality allowance.
takshi (noun 9/10), pl takshi, fez.
takshi (noun 9/10), pl takshi, tarboosh.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, crime.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, defect.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, deficit.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, fault.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, offense.
taksiri (noun 9/10), pl taksiri, shortage.
-takua (verb), scrape. [dial]
-takua (verb), scratch. kuku wanapotafuta chakula hutakua mchanga. When
chickens hunt for food they ordinarily scratch the in the sand. [dial]
takua (noun 9/10), pl takua, arrogance.
takua (noun 9/10), pl takua, ostentation.
takua (noun 9/10), pl takua, pride.
takwimu (noun 9/10), pl takwimu, almanac.
takwimu (noun 9/10), pl takwimu, calendar.
-taladadi (verb), hesitate.
-taladadi (verb), be at a loss.
-taladadi (verb), be perplexed.
-taladadi (verb), be uncertain.
-taladadi (verb), walk about aimlessly.
-taladadi (verb), wander around.
taladadi (noun 9/10), pl taladadi, indecision.
taladadi (noun 9/10), pl taladadi, vacillation.
talaka (noun 9/10), pl talaka, divorce. kakwambia wewe kuwa anataka
talaka [Moh]. (s)he told you that (s)he want divorce.. (< Arabic).
talakaki (noun 9/10), pl talakaki, powderhorn.
talakeki (noun 9/10), pl talakeki, powderhorn.
talakim (noun 9/10), pl talakim, burial prayer. [Isl]
talaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, procurer. (< utalaleshi).
talaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, procuress. (<
utalaleshi).
talaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, prostitute. (<
utalaleshi).
talaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, slanderer. (<
utalaleshi).
talaleshi (noun), pl watalaleshi, matalaleshi, talebearer. (<
utalaleshi).
talaleshi (noun 5/6an), pl matalaleshi, procurer.
talaleshi (noun 5/6an), pl matalaleshi, procuress.
talaleshi (noun 5/6an), pl talaleshi, prostitute.
talaleshi (noun 5/6an), pl matalaleshi, slanderer.
talaleshi (noun 5/6an), pl matalaleshi, talebearer.
talasimu (noun 5/6), pl matalasimu, amulet.
talasimu (noun 5/6), pl matalasimu, charm.
talasimu (noun 5/6), pl matalasimu, talisman.
tale (noun 5/6), pl matale, young coconut in the stage of milk-formation.
talibisi (noun 9/10), pl talibisi, mat fastened round laden dhow for
protection.
-talii (verb), examine.
-talii (verb), instruct.
-talii (verb), investigate.
-talii (verb), teach.
-taliki (verb), annul a marriage.
-taliki (verb), divorce. alimtaliki mkewe. he divorced his wife.
-talikiwa (verb), be divorced. mke alitalikiwa. the wife was divorced.
-taliza (verb), plaster (a wall with clay or mortar).
-taliza (verb), smear.
-talmaleki (verb), dominate. (< Arabic).
-talmaleki (verb), have power over.
-tama (verb), change one's residence.
-tama (verb), emigrate.
-tama (verb), come to an end.
-tama (verb), be ended.
-tama (verb), move.
-tama (verb), rest the head on one's hands. shika tama. hold the head
on the hand.
tama (adverb), conclusive.
tama (adverb), decisive.
tama (adverb), final.
tama (adverb), true.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, cheek.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, conclusion.
tama (noun 9/10an), pl tama, cuckoo (species of). tama [or mtama] la
bibi. a female cuckoo (species of). [ornith]
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, final decision.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, dirt.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, end. (< tama V).
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, nonsense.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, rubbish.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, final stage.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, trash.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, trifle.
tama (noun 9/10), pl tama, worthless thing.
-kata tamaa (verb), despair.
-kata tamaa (verb), give up hope. (< kata V, tamaa N).
-kata tamaa (verb), give up hope.
-katisha tamaa (verb causative), discourage. hakuweza kumkatisha tamaa
kabisa [Mun].
-katisha tamaa (verb causative), dishearten.
-ondoa tamaa (verb), give up hope.
-shika tamaa (verb), live in hope.
-tamaa (verb), drive someone to despair. hakuweza kumkatisha tamaa
kabisa [Mun]. (s)he was not able to drive him into despair completely.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, ambition.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, avarice.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, coveted object.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, desire. wana [fanya] tamaa. they have
desire. (< Arabic).
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, sexual desire.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, greed. tamaa ya mapesa. greed for money.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, hope. uso wake umejaa fahari, tabasamu na
tamaa [Moh], alijipa tamaa [Sul]. his/her face is full of glory, smile
and hope. (< Arabic).
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, longing.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, lust. walimtazama kwa tamaa lakini walisita
[Mt], tamaa mbaya ilimwingia [Kez]. they looked at him/her with lust but
they hesitated. (< Arabic).
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, striving.
tamaa (noun 9/10), pl tamaa, yearning.
-tamaduni (verb), become civilized.
-tamaduni (verb), become refined.
-tamalaki (verb), conduct. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), conduct. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), lead. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), govern. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), lead. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), rule. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), rule. (< malki, mamlaka).
-tamalaki (verb), conduct.
-tamalaki (verb), dominate. (< Arabic).
-tamalaki (verb), govern.
-tamalaki (verb), lead.
-tamalaki (verb), have power over.
-tamalaki (verb), rule. harufu za viungo na mikaangizo hutamalaki hewa
[Muk]. the scent of what is being cooked and fried filled the air. (<
Arabic).
-tamaleki (verb), conduct.
-tamaleki (verb), govern.
-tamaleki (verb), lead.
-tamaleki (verb), rule.
-kata tamani (verb), despair.
-kata tamani (verb), satisfy a desire. ili kuikata tamani ya miaka ya
mwanawe [Moh].
-tamani (verb), covet. (< Arabic).
-tamani (verb), desire. (< Arabic).
-tamani (verb), hope.
-tamani (verb), like. (< Arabic).
-tamani (verb), long for. macho yake [] yaliwatamani wengi [Mt].
his/her eyes longed for many. (< Arabic).
-tamani (verb), lust for.
-tamani (verb), strive.
-tamani (verb), yearn. natumaini kurudi nyumbani. I yearn to return
home.
tamani (noun 9/10), pl tamani, desire. (< tamani V (Arabic)).
tamani (noun 9/10), pl tamani, longing. (< Arabic).
-tamanika (verb), be absorbing.
-tamanika (verb), be attractive.
-tamanika (verb), be desirable.
-tamanika (verb), be worth striving for.
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, ambition.
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, avarice. (< Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, desire. lakini hayo yalikuwa matamanio
ya nafsi yake tu [Sul]. but that was the desire of his/her soul only. (<
Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, greed.
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, hope. (< Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, longing. (< Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, lust. (< Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, passion. alionyesha [] ishara ya
matamanio [Ng]. (s)he showed signs of passion. (< Arabic).
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, striving.
tamanio (noun 5/6), pl matamanio, yearning. lakini hayo yalikuwa
matamanio ya nafsi yake tu [Sul]. but that was the yearning of his/her
soul only. (< Arabic).
-tamanisha (verb), be alluring.
-tamanisha (verb), arouse desire.
-tamanisha (verb), attract.
-tamanisha (verb), be attractive. (< tamaa N).
-tamanisha (verb), fascinate.
-tamanisha (verb), be seductive. wale warembo wa Kifaransa waliokaa kwa
namna za kuvutia, kuvuta na hata kutamanisha [Muk]. those French girls
who lived in a attractive, attracting and even seductive way. (< tamaa
N).
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, entertainment.
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, feast. (< Arabic).
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, festival.
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, festivity. sikukuu ya uhuru ilikuwa na
tamasha nyingi. the independence holiday had a lot of festivity.
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, luxury.
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, pageant.
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, show. (< Arabic).
tamasha (noun 9/10), pl tamasha, spectacle. naomba tujulishwe kiini cha
tamasha letu [Muk]. we wish to be informed the central issue of our
spectacle. (< Arabic).
tamati (noun 9/10), pl tamati, end (of a story or performance).
tamati (noun 9/10), pl tamati, finale.
tamati (noun 9/10), pl tamati, finis.
-tamauka (verb), be appeased (of desires).
-tamauka (verb), be satisfied (of desires).
-tamba (verb), boast. Mariamu alikuwa wa kwanza darasani mwetu, na
sikuhizi anatamba ajabu. Mary was first in our class and she boasts alot
these days.
-tamba (verb), dance.
-tamba (verb), be exultant.
-tamba (verb), glory (in something).
-tamba (verb), insult.
-tamba (verb), leap (as in the triumphal dance of warriors).
-tamba (verb), strut. mlio wa sahani ya bati unatamba juu ya ile meza
[Ma]. the noise of the tin/zinc plate strutted to the top of that table.
-tamba (verb), swagger.
-tambaa (verb), crawl. mtoto anatambaa. The child is crawling.
-tambaa (verb), creep. kilitambaa na upwa kuokota hiki na kile [Moh],
hofu ya chini kwa chini ikimtambaa [Sul]. it creepped with the ebb tide
collecting this and that.
-tambaa (verb), curry favor.
-tambaa (verb), entwine. mimea inayotambaa. entwined plants.
-tambaa (verb), extend.
-tambaa (verb), fawn.
-tambaa (verb), move forward unsteadily.
-tambaa (verb), stretch. pori linatambaa. The savannah stretches out a
long way.
-tambaa (verb), twist.
-tambaa (verb), wriggle (of reptiles).
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, piece of cotton cloth (calico).
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, a piece of cloth (cotton).
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, an old article of clothing.
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, a length of cloth (cotton).
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, rag.
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, a scrap of cloth (cotton).
tambaa (noun 5/6), pl matambaa, a strip of cloth (cotton).
tambalale (noun 9/10), pl tambalale, flat country.
tambalale (noun 9/10), pl tambalale, plain.
-tambalia (verb applicative), creep up to.
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, piece of cotton cloth (calico). chungu
kikuukuu kilichofunikwa tambara chafu [Mun]. an old cooking pot that was
covered with a dirty piece of cotton cloth.
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, a piece of cloth.
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, an old article of clothing.
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, a length of cloth (cotton).
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, rag.
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, a scrap of cloth (cotton).
tambara (noun 5/6), pl matambara, a strip of cloth (cotton).
-tambarajika (verb), be decrepit.
-tambarajika (verb), be feeble.
-tambarajika (verb), be old.
-tambarajika (verb), be worn-out.
tambarare (noun 9/10), pl tambarare, flat country.
tambarare (noun 9/10), pl tambarare, plain. nchi ya tambarare. level
land. [geog]
-tambarisha (verb), drag.
tambavu (noun 5/6), pl matambavu, something hung on the shoulders or over
the chest.
-tambaza (verb), drag on the ground.
-tambaza maneno (verb), drawl.
-tambaza maneno (verb), speak slowly.
tambazi (adjective), crawling. (< tambaa V).
tambazi (adjective), creeping.
tambazi (noun 5/6), pl matambazi, phlegmon. [med]
tambazi (noun 5/6), pl matambazi, spreading skin disease. [med]
tambi (noun 9/10), pl tambi, macaroni.
tambi (noun 9/10), pl tambi, noodle.
-tambia (verb applicative), boast. usin'tapishe na kunitambiatambia
[Ma]. don't make me vomit by boasting about to me.
-tambika (verb), make an offering to propitiate the spirits of the dead.
[eth]
-tambika (verb), make a sacrifice to propitiate the spirits of the dead.
[eth]
tambiko (noun 5/6), pl matambiko, offering (animals or beer or cloth)
made to propitiate the spirits of the dead.
tambiko (noun 5/6), pl matambiko, propitiatory offering. (< tambika V).
tambiko (noun 5/6), pl matambiko, totem.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambiko, bearing.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, powerful build.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, distance.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, enigma.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, figure.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, height.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, length.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, prancing.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, puzzle. (< tambua V).
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, rearing (of horses).
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, riddle.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, secret language.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, powerful size.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, stature (above the average). tambo zuri la
mwanamke limesimama, mikono kiunoni [Muk], Maksuudi alipoangalia tambo,
kimo na uzima wa bibi huyu [Moh]. a good standing stature of a woman.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, strength. ana tambo. (s)he has strength.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, strutting. tambo lake limejaa haiba [Sul].
his/her strutting is full of beauty. (< tamba V).
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, swaggering.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, tallness.
tambo (noun 5/6), pl matambo, vigor.
tambo (noun 9/10), pl tambo, width.
tamboa (noun 5/6), pl matamboa, testicle. [anat]
-tambua (verb), perceive.
-tambua (verb), realize. mwishowe Charles alitambua kwamba siku zake za
kukaa pale zilikuwa zikikata kamba [Kez]. Charles realize that his days
of living there were soon coming to an end.
-tambua (verb), recognize.
-tambua (verb), remember.
-tambua (verb), understand.
-tambua (verb), discern.
-tambua (verb), discover.
-tambuana (verb associative), notice one another.
-tambuana (verb associative), recognize one another.
-tambuana (verb associative), remember one another.
-tambulia (verb applicative), bado.
-tambulika (verb), be distinguished.
-tambulika (verb), be remarkable.
-tambulika (verb), be well-known.
-tambulikana (verb), be distinctive.
-tambulikana (verb), be memorable.
-tambulikana (verb), be recognizable.
-tambulikana (verb), be understandable.
-tambulisha (verb), decipher.
-tambulisha (verb), determine.
-tambulisha (verb), explain.
-tambulisha (verb), guess.
-tambulisha (verb), identify.
-tambulisha (verb), make known.
-tambulisha (verb), make out.
-tambulisha (verb), point out.
tambuu (noun 9/10), pl tambuu, betel. jani la tambuu. a green betel.
(< Ind., Pers.).
-tambuza (verb), forge.
-tambuza (verb), hammer.
-tambuza (verb), weld.
tambuzi (adjective), clever.
tambuzi (adjective), intelligent. (< tambua V).
tambuzi (adjective), quick-witted. (< tambua V).
tambuzi (adjective), shrewd. (< tambua V).
tambuzo (noun 9/10), pl tambuzo, forge.
tambuzo (noun 9/10), pl tambuzo, welding.
tamfu (adjective), easily pronounceable. herufi tamfu. easily
pronounceable letters.
-tamia (verb), brood.
-tamia (verb), bring up a child.
-tamia (verb), sit on eggs.
-tamia (verb), hatch.
-tamisha (verb), put eggs under a hen.
-tamka (verb), accent.
-tamka (verb), announce.
-tamka (verb), articulate.
-tamka (verb), declare.
-tamka (verb), emphasize.
-tamka (verb), enunciate.
-tamka (verb), express something publicly.
-tamka (verb), pronounce. hana budi kutamka neno lile [Sul]. (s)he has
no alternative to pronounce that word.
-tamka (verb), say.
-tamka (verb), speak out.
-tamka (verb), stress.
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, accent.
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, announcement. [rare]
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, articulation.
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, declaration. [rare]
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, pronouncement. (< tamka V).
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, pronunciation. ana matamko ya kigeni.
(s)he has foreign pronounciation.
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, speaking (act of). (< tamka V).
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, statement. [rare]
tamko (noun 5/6), pl matamko, stress.
-tamkwa (verb), be stated. maneno yametamkwa kwa mkazo wa kialimu [Muk].
(< tamka V).
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, accent.
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, announcement. [rare]
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, articulation.
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, declaration. [rare]
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, pronouncement.
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, pronunciation. azifasiri hisia zake
katika tamshi [Sul]. (s)he should not interpret his/her feeling into the
pronounciation.
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, speech.
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, statement. [rare]
tamshi (noun 5/6), pl matamshi, stress.
tamthili (noun 9/10), pl tamthili, analogy.
tamthili (noun 9/10), pl tamthili, similarity.
tamthilia (noun 9/10), pl tamthilia, performance. (< Arabic).
tamthilia (noun 9/10), pl tamthilia, play (theatrical). michezo ya kifuu
na mchanga na tamthilia ya mke na mume [Moh]. (< Arabic).
tamu (adjective), agreeable.
tamu (adjective), appetizing. chakula kitamu. appetizing food.
tamu (adjective), delicious.
tamu (adjective), gentle. upepo mtamu. gentle breeze.
tamu (adjective), good (of foods).
tamu (adjective), mild.
tamu (adjective), pleasant. maneno matamu. pleasant words.
tamu (adjective), nice.
tamu (adjective), pleasant.
tamu (adjective), sweet.
tamu (adverb), in a pleasant way.
tamu (adverb), pleasantly.
tamu (noun 9/10), pl tamu, candy.
tamu (noun 9/10), pl tamu, confectionery.
tamu (noun 9/10), pl tamu, dessert.
tamutamu (noun 9/10), pl tamutamu, candy.
tamutamu (noun 9/10), pl tamutamu, confectionery.
tamutamu (noun 9/10), pl tamutamu, dessert.
tamutamu (noun 9/10), pl tamutamu, sweets. (< tamu A).
tamvua (noun 5/6), pl matamvua, fringe.
tamvua (noun 5/6), pl matamvua, tassel.
-tana (verb), cleave.
-tana (verb), cut up.
-tana (verb), dissect.
-tana (verb), separate.
-tana (verb), slit. tana miyaa. split the (leaf) of dwarf palm.
-tana (verb), split.
tana (noun 5/6), pl matana, bunch of bananas.
-tanabahi (verb), be alert.
-tanabahi (verb), give attention to. bila mtu yeyote kutanabahi [Muk].
without anybody giving attention. (< Arabic).
-tanabahi (verb), pay attention.
-tanabahi (verb), be awake.
-tanabahi (verb), become aware of. (< Arabic).
-tanabahi (verb), bethink. (< Arabic).
-tanabahi (verb), consider carefully.
-tanabahi (verb), be on one's guard.
-tanabahi (verb), notice.
-tanabahi (verb), observe.
-tanabahi (verb), be ready.
-tanabahi (verb), realize. (< Arabic).
-tanabahi (verb), recall. alitanabahi juu ya yale yaliyomfutu [Sul].
(s)he recalled over those things (s)he had failed to get.. (< Arabic).
-tanabahi (verb), understand. alipofikiri vyema, alitanabahi kuwa
hakikuwapo cha kutorokwa [Sul]. as (s)he thought well, (s)he understood
that it was not to be ran away from. (< Arabic).
-tanadhari (verb), beware.
-tanadhari (verb), take care.
-tanadhari (verb), be cautious.
-tanadhari (verb), be on one's guard.
-tanafusi (verb), catch one's breath.
-tanafusi (verb), breathe.
-tanafusi (verb), sigh.
tanaki (noun 5/6), pl matanaki, reservoir. (< Engl.).
tanaki (noun 5/6), pl matanaki, tank. tanaki la mafuta [maji]. a tank
of oil. (< Engl.).
-tanasara (verb), be converted to Christianity.
-tanasarisha (verb), convert someone to Christianity.
-tanashati (adjective), clean.
-tanashati (adjective), neat.
-tanashati (adjective), well-dressed.
tanashati (adjective), pretty.
tanboi (noun 5/6an), pl matanboi, helper (on a bus or truck). (< Engl.).
tanboi (noun 5/6an), pl matanboi, loader and unloader (one who loads or
unloads baggage or merchandise on a bus or truck and who sits in the back
apart from the driver). (< Engl.).
-tanda (verb), beat.
-tanda (verb), cover. kumetanda. to cover him/her.
-tanda (verb), extend. [kanga] ya pili akaitanda kichwani [Kez]. (s)he
extended the second piece of cloth to the head.
-tanda (verb), spread out.
-tanda (verb), strike. ametandikwa fimbo nne. (s)he was struck four
strokes.
tanda (adverb), determinedly.
tanda (adverb), resolutely.
tanda (adverb), in a self-possessed manner. Biti Kocho alisimama tanda
kabisa [Moh]. Mrs Kocho stood in a self-possessing manner.
-tandaa (verb), be open (a plain etc).
-tandaa (verb), be scattered over a large area.
-tandaa (verb), be spread out over a large area (ie a plain).
-tandaa (verb), be spread out.
-tandaa (verb), be wide (a plain etc).
tandabelua (noun 9/10), pl tandabelua, disturbance. (< Ind.).
tandabelua (noun 9/10), pl tandabelua, noise. (< Ind.).
tandabelua (noun 9/10), pl tandabelua, row. (< Ind.).
tandabui (noun 9/10), pl tandabui, caul (membrane covering infant at
birth). (< tanda V).
tandabui (noun 9/10), pl tandabui, cobweb.
tandabui (noun 9/10), pl tandabui, membrane sometimes covering the head
of an infant at birth.
tandabui (noun 9/10), pl tandabui, spider's web. (< tanda V).
tandala (noun 9/10), pl tandala, greater kudu. [zoo]
-tandama (verb stative), lie stretched out.
-tandamana (verb assoc-stat), be extended.
-tandamana (verb assoc-stat), be drawn out full length.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, awning.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, canopy.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, protective covering.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, hood.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, mosquito net.
tandarua (noun 9/10), pl tandarua, tarpaulin.
-tandawaa (verb), be melancholy.
-tandawaa (verb), be pensive.
-tandawaa (verb), be silent.
-tandawaa (verb), be taciturn.
-tandawaa (verb), be thoughtful.
-tandaza (verb causative), spread out.
-tandaza (verb causative), stretch out.
-tandika (verb), spread or make (a bed).
-tandika (verb potential), prepare. akapanga vyombo na kutandika chumba
cha mgeni [Moh]. (s)he arranged the household items and prepared the
visitor's room. (< tanda V).
-tandika (punda) (verb intransitive), harness (a donkey).
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, bedding.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, carpet.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, bed clothes.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, bed covering.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, cover(ing). matandiko ya kitanda.
beddings.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, furnishings.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, mat.
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, mattress. (< tandika V).
tandiko (noun 5/6), pl matandiko, saddlery. (< tandika V).
-tandisha (verb causative), spread out.
-tandisha (verb causative), stretch out.
tando (noun 5/6), pl matando, fungus (kind of).
tando (noun 5/6), pl matando, pack.
tando (noun 5/6), pl matando, spider's web. (< tanda V).
tando (noun 5/6), pl matando, something spread out. tando la buibui.
veil spread out.
tando (noun 5/6), pl matando, swarm.
tandu (noun 9/10an), pl tandu, centipede.
tandu (noun 5/6), pl matandu, fungus (kind of).
tandu (noun 5/6), pl matandu, pack.
tandu (noun 5/6), pl matandu, spider's web. (< tanda V).
tandu (noun 5/6), pl matandu, something spread out. tandu la buibui.
veil spread out.
tandu (noun 5/6), pl matandu, swarm.
-tandua (verb), expose.
-tandua (verb), reveal.
-tandua (verb), take off.
-tandua (verb), uncover.
-tanduka (verb intr-inver), bado.
-tandulia (verb appl-inver), bado.
-tanduza (verb caus-inver), bado.
-lala tanga (verb), observe the mourning practice.
-tanga (verb), be idle.
-tanga (verb), loiter.
-tanga (verb), lounge around. siku hizi hana kazi anatangatanga ovyo.
nowadays (s)he has no work, (s)he is lounging around aimlessly.
-tanga (verb), wander about aimlessly.
-tanga (verb), waste time.
tanga (noun 5/6), pl matanga, sail. [naut]
Tanga (noun 14), Tanga (city on the coast of Tanzania). [proper name]
tanga (noun 5/6), pl matanga, (period of formal) mourning (3-10 days
during which friends of the deceased sleep in the house of mourning).
weka [kaa] matanga. arrange for the mourning.
tanga (noun 5/6), pl matanga, sail. tweka tanga. set sail. [naut]
-tangaa (verb), be circulated.
-tangaa (verb), be current.
-tangaa (verb), become widely known.
-tangaa (verb), be spread. habari hizi zimetangaa ulimwengu mzima.
these news have spread throughout the whole world.
-tangamana (verb), adjoin.
-tangamana (verb), border on.
-tangamana (verb), be in a condition of mixture.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, agreement.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, association.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, blend.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, concord.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, connection.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, contact.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, mixture.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, coming together.
tangamano (noun 5/6), pl matangamano, union.
tangambili (noun 9/10), pl tangambili, period of changing winds (between
the southwest and the northeast monsoons). (< lit two sails). [rare]
-tangatanga (verb), hang around.
-tangatanga (verb), be without a specific home.
-tangatanga (verb), be idle.
-tangatanga (verb), loiter.
-tangatanga (verb), lounge around. siku hizi hana kazi anatangatanga
ovyo. nowadays (s)he has now work, (s)he is lounging around aimlessly.
-tangatanga (verb), wander about aimlessly.
-tangatanga (verb), dawdle.
-tangatanga (verb), stroll about.
tangawizi (noun 9/10), pl tangawizi, ginger. Bi Tamima akinywa tangawizi
[Moh]. Mrs Tamima drinking ginger.
-tangaza (verb), announce.
-tangaza (verb), communicate.
-tangaza (verb), propagate.
-tangaza (verb), publicize.
-tangaza (verb), spread.
-tangaza (verb causative), cause to be idle.
-tangaza (verb), broadcast.
-tangazana (verb), make acquaintance with each other.
-tangazia (verb), make something known.
-tangaziwa (verb), be announced (by someone).
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, advertisement. (< tangaza V).
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, advertisement. tangazo la biashara.
business advertisement.
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, announcement. (< tangaza V).
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, announcement.
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, information.
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, notice. (< tangaza V).
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, proclamation. (< tangaza V).
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, propaganda.
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, publication.
tangazo (noun 5/6), pl matangazo, publicity.
-tangazwa (verb), be announced.
tangi (noun 5/6), pl matangi, reservoir.
tangi (noun 5/6), pl matangi, tank. tangi la mafuta [maji]. oil tank.
-tangisha (verb causative), cause to be idle.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, cucumber.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, eaves.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, gutter.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, idling.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, loafing.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, loitering.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, vagrancy.
tango (noun 5/6), pl matango, cucumber (kind of).
tangomaji (noun 5/6), pl matangomaji, watermelon.
tangu (adverb), since.
tangu (preposition), from. tangu lini mpaka lini?. from when to when?.
tangu (preposition), since. tangu lini?. since when?.
tangu leo (conjunction), from today.
tangu na tangu (phrase), from the beginning of time.
tangu na tangu (phrase), ever and always.
-tangua (verb), abolish.
-tangua (verb), annihilate.
-tangua (verb), annul. tangua sheria. annul the law.
-tangua (verb), do away with. tangua urafiki. do away with friendship.
-tangua (verb), cancel.
-tangua (verb), invalidate.
-tangua (verb), revoke.
-tangua (verb), suspend.
-tanguka (verb), be abolished.
-tanguka (verb), be cancelled.
-tanguka (verb), nullify.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, abolishment.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, abolition.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, abrogation.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, annulment.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, cancellation.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, repeal.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, revocation.
tanguko (noun 5/6), pl matanguko, suspension.
-tangulia (verb), advance.
-tangulia (verb), be ahead.
-tangulia (verb), anticipate.
-tangulia (verb), go before. sasa nyie tangulieni na hilo boksi [Muk],
mpaka hapa, mshamba huyu kanitangulia kwa kunichuja [Abd]. Now, you go
before with that box.
-tangulia (verb), go before.
-tangulia (verb), go first.
-tangulia (verb), forestall.
-tangulia (verb), lead.
-tangulia (verb), take the lead.
-tangulia (verb), leading.
-tangulia (verb), precede. amenitangulia jua. (s)he preceded (was born
before) me.
-tangulia (verb), be first.
tangulifu (adjective), early.
tangulifu (adjective), eminent.
tangulifu (adjective), important.
tangulifu (adjective), premature.
tangulifu (adjective), significant.
-tanguliza (verb), cause to go before.
-tanguliza (verb), put or place first.
-tanguliza (verb), give preference to.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, abolishment.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, abolition.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, abrogation.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, annulment.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, cancellation.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, repeal.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, revocation.
tanguo (noun 5/6), pl matanguo, suspension.
tani (adjective), friendly.
tani (adverb), askew.
tani (adverb), on the back. kwa tani. on the back.
tani (adverb), backwards.
tani (adverb), sideways.
tani (noun 5/6), pl matani, behavior.
tani (noun 9/10), pl tani, force. (< Eng.).
tani (noun 5/6), pl matani, joke. akawa akielekeza na kukosoa bila
matani [Muk].
tani (noun 9/10), pl tani, strength. (< Eng.).
tani (noun 5/6), pl matani, ton. ana tani sana. (s)he has a lot of
tons. (< Engl.).
si tani yake (phrase), it is beyond his strength. alihakikisha tena kuwa
Biti Kocho ingawa ni mwanamke hakuwa tani yake [Moh]. (s)he confirmed
again that Mrs Kocho, even though she was a woman, was beyond his/her
strength.
-tania (verb), chaff.
-tania (verb), be on familiar terms with someone.
-tania (verb), treat with familiarity. aliendelea kumtania [Muk]. (s)he
continued to treat her/him with familiarity.
-tania (verb), pull someone's leg.
-tania (verb), tease.
-taniana (verb reciprocal), joke.
-taniana (verb reciprocal), pull each other's leg. hata hivi sasa
tulikuwa tunataniana [Abd]. even this very time, we were pulling each
other's leg.
taniboi (noun 5/6an), pl mataniboi, helper (on a bus or truck). (<
Engl.).
taniboi (noun 5/6an), pl mataniboi, loader and unloader (one who loads or
unloads baggage or merchandise on a bus or truck and who sits in the back
apart from the driver). (< Engl.).
tanitani (adjective), askew.
tanitani (adjective), on the back. kwa tanitani. on the back.
tanitani (adjective), backwards.
tanitani (adjective), sideways.
tanki (noun 5/6), pl matanki, reservoir. (< Engl.).
tanki (noun 5/6), pl matanki, tank. tangi la mafuta [maji]. a tank of
oil. (< Engl.).
tano (adjective), five.
tano (noun 9/10), pl tano, furnace. tano la kuba. a fault furnace.
tano (noun 9/10), pl tano, limekiln. choma tano. burn limekiln.
tanta (noun 9/10), pl tanta, disturbance. (< Ind.).
tanta (noun 9/10), pl tanta, noise. (< Ind.).
tanta (noun 9/10), pl tanta, row. (< Ind.).
tantabelua (noun 9/10), pl tantabelua, disturbance.
tantabelua (noun 9/10), pl tantabelua, noise.
tantabelua (noun 9/10), pl tantabelua, row.
tanu (adjective), five. [rare]
tanu (noun 9/10), pl tanu, furnace. tanu la kuba. a fault furnace.
tanu (noun 9/10), pl tanu, limekiln. choma tanu. burn limekiln.
-tanua (verb), enlarge.
-tanua (verb), expand.
-tanua (verb), increase.
-tanua (verb), open wide.
-tanua (verb), stretch apart.
-tanua (verb), widen. wakatanua shamba lao [Moh]. they widened their
garden.
-tanuka (verb), be broad. pua zao zimetanuka [Ya], alipofumbua kokochi
za kifua na kutanuka kiuno [Moh]. their lips are broad.
-tanuka (verb), be wide.
-tanuka (verb intransitive), widen.
tanuri (noun 9/10), pl tanuri, furnace. tanuri la kuba. fault furnace.
tanuri (noun 9/10), pl tanuri, limekiln. choma tanuri. burn limekiln.
tanuru (noun 9/10), pl tanuru, furnace. tanuru la kuba. fault furnace.
tanuru (noun 9/10), pl tanuru, limekiln. choma tanuru. burn limekiln.
tanuu (noun 9/10), pl tanuu, kiln.
tanuu (noun 9/10), pl tanuu, lime-kiln.
tanzi (noun 9/10), pl tanzi, knot. tanzi maalumu ya kufunga kiwinda
[Sul]. a special knot to tie the napkin.
tanzi (noun 9/10), pl tanzi, loop. (< tanda V).
tanzi (noun 9/10), pl tanzi, noose. (< tanda V).
tanzi (noun 5/6), pl matanzi, slipknot.
tanzi (noun 5/6), pl matanzi, snare.
tanzi (noun 5/6), pl matanzi, trap (controlled by a cord).
tanzia (noun 9/10), pl tanzia, death-notice. amepata tanzia. (s)he has
received a death notice.
tanzia (noun 9/10), pl tanzia, funeral announcement. pa mkono wa tanzia.
give a hand in a funeral announcement.
tanzu (noun 5/6), pl matanzu, bough. [rare]
tanzu (noun 5/6), pl matanzu, branch. [rare]
-tanzua (verb), detect.
-tanzua (verb), expose. tanzua siri. expose a secret.
-tanzua (verb), open. tanzua macho. open the eyes.
-tanzua (verb), uncover. tanzua jambo gumu. uncover a difficult matter.
-tanzuka (verb), be clear. kumetanzuka. it has become clear.
-tanzuka (verb), be exposed.
-tanzuka (verb), be opened.
-tanzuka (verb), be revealed.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, airs. natembea kwa kudundika na matao ya mtoto
wa kileo [Ma]. I am walking gracefully and with the airs of a modern
child.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, arc.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, arch.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, bend. tao la mto. a bend of a river.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, curve.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, haughtiness.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, sector (of a circle). [math]
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, twist. piga [fanya] tao. make a twist.
tao (noun 5/6), pl matao, vault.
-tapa (verb), talk confusedly.
-tapa (verb), talk evasively.
-tapa (verb), make excuses.
-tapa (verb), take fright.
-tapa (verb), quiver.
-tapa (verb), shiver.
-tapa (verb), shudder.
-tapa (verb), be startled.
-tapa (verb), struggle.
-tapa (verb), tremble. tapa kwa hofu. tremble with fear.
tapa (noun 5/6), pl matapa, leaf of the mvumo or mnazi sometimes used as
a protection against rain.
-tapakaa (verb), be scattered about. vumbi lake alizowea kulitapakaa
[Moh]. (s)he was used to scattering his/her sweepings.
-tapakaa (verb), scatter.
-tapakaa (verb), be spread. ugonjwa umetapakaa nchi nzima. a disease
has spread throughout the whole country.
-tapanya (verb), allow to go bad.
-tapanya (verb), disperse.
-tapanya (verb), scatter about.
-tapanya (verb), allow to spoil. tapanya chakula. let the food get
spoilt.
-tapanya (verb), squander.
-tapanya (verb), waste. tapanya mapesa. waste money.
-tapanyika (verb), be dispersed.
-tapanyika (verb), be scattered.
-tapanyikana (verb), disperse in various directions.
-tapanyikana (verb), scatter in various directions.
-tapatapa (verb), talk confusedly.
-tapatapa (verb), talk evasively.
-tapatapa (verb), make excuses.
-tapatapa (verb), take fright.
-tapatapa (verb), quiver.
-tapatapa (verb), shiver.
-tapatapa (verb), shudder.
-tapatapa (verb), be startled.
-tapatapa (verb), tremble.
-tapia (verb), be eager for something.
-tapia (verb), be greedy for something.
-tapia (verb), run away (from fear).
-tapika (verb), be nauseated.
-tapika (verb), orate vociferously.
-tapika (verb), pour out a torrent of grievances or abuse.
-tapika (verb), puke.
-tapika (verb), be sick.
-tapika (verb), vomit. kufika mlangoni tu binti anaanza kutapika [Muk].
the daughter begins to vomit on reaching the door.
-tapisha (verb causative), abuse. usin'tapishe na kunitambiatambia [Ma].
don't abuse and boast to me. (< tapika V).
tapishi (noun 5/6), pl matapishi, abusive language.
tapishi (noun 5/6), pl matapishi, nausea.
tapishi (noun 5/6), pl matapishi, obscene language.
tapishi (noun 5/6), pl matapishi, profanity.
tapishi (noun 5/6), pl matapishi, vomit. (< tapika V).
tapisho (noun 5/6), pl matapisho, abusive language.
tapisho (noun 5/6), pl matapisho, emetic. [pharm]
tapisho (noun 5/6), pl matapisho, nausea.
tapisho (noun 5/6), pl matapisho, profanity.
tapisho (noun 5/6), pl matapisho, vomiting.
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, crowd of people. (< Turk.).
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, division (military).
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, division. (< Turk.). [mil]
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, herd of animals. (< Turk.).
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, host of people. (< Turk.).
tapo (noun 5/6), pl matapo, nut (kind of).
tapo (noun 9/10), pl tapo, nut (type of).
tapureta (noun 9/10), pl tapureta, typewriter. (< Engl.). [rare]
taraa (conjunction), if. taraa akija. if (s)he comes. [rare]
-taraba (verb), rule despotically.
-taraba (verb), rule by force.
tarabe (adjective), double. mlango wa tarabe. a troublesome door.
tarabu (noun 9/10), pl tarabu, instrumental music with singing. Rehema
alikwenda ngomani, tarabuni, na densini [Sul]. Rehema went to the
cultural dance, instrumental music singing and dancing. (< Arabic).
-taradadi (verb), hesitate.
-taradadi (verb), be at a loss.
-taradadi (verb), be perplexed.
-taradadi (verb), be uncertain.
-taradadi (verb), walk about aimlessly.
-taradadi (verb), wander around.
taradadi (noun 9/10), pl taradadi, indecision.
taradadi (noun 9/10), pl taradadi, vacillation.
-taradhia (verb), give advice.
-taradhia (verb), bargain.
-taradhia (verb), district.
-taradhia (verb), forgive.
-taradhia (verb), forgive. taradhia mtoto. forgive the child.
-taradhia (verb), pardon. taradhia mtoto. pardon the child.
-taradhia (verb), pardon.
-taradhia (verb), remonstrate.
-taradhia (verb), reprimand.
-taradhia (verb), reproach.
-taradhia (verb), satisfy. taradhia yeye. satisfy him/her.
-taradhia (verb), satisfy.
-taradhia (verb), warn.
tarafa (noun 9/10), pl tarafa, business.
tarafa (noun 9/10), pl tarafa, district.
tarafa (noun 9/10), pl tarafa, duty.
tarafa (noun 9/10), pl tarafa, part.
tarafa (noun 9/10), pl tarafa, share.
tarafu (noun 9/10), pl tarafu, balance.
tarafu (noun 9/10), pl tarafu, business.
tarafu (noun 9/10), pl tarafu, duty.
tarafu (noun 9/10), pl tarafu, part.
tarafu (noun 9/10), pl tarafu, share.
taraja (noun 5/6), pl mataraja, expectation. (< taraji V).
taraja (noun 5/6), pl mataraja, hope. (< taraji V).
taraja (noun 5/6), pl mataraja, wish.
tarajali (noun 5/6an), pl matarajali, apprentice. [rare]
tarajali (noun 5/6an), pl matarajali, trainee. [rare]
-taraji (verb), be confident. (< Arabic).
-taraji (verb), desire.
-taraji (verb), expect. asingetaraji kama palikuwa na mtu mwingine pale
ufukweni [Moh], wanataraji kuoana siku za mbele [Ya]. (s)he would not
have expected that there would be somebody else there at the beach. (<
Arabic).
-taraji (verb), look forward to.
-taraji (verb), hope for.
-taraji (verb), wish.
-tarajia (verb), intend.
-tarajia (verb), expect.
-tarajia (verb), hope for.
-tarajiwa (verb), be expected. ndipo miadi inapokuwa kitu azizi na
kutarajiwa kuota imara [Moh]. that is why a promise becomes a rare thing
and is expected to make a mark for ever. (< v pas).
-tarajiwa (verb), be hoped for.
taraju (noun 9/10), pl taraju, balance.
taraju (noun 9/10), pl taraju, equilibrium.
taraju (noun 9/10), pl taraju, harmony.
taraju (noun 9/10), pl taraju, scales. [rare]
-tarakanya (verb), search for.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, design.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, model.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, pattern.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, plan.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, sample.
tarakibu (noun 9/10), pl tarakibu, sketch. (< rakibu V).
tarakiki (adjective), narrow. [rare]
tarakiki (adjective), slender.
tarakiki (adjective), slim.
tarakimu (noun 9/10), pl tarakimu, digit.
tarakimu (noun 9/10), pl tarakimu, figure.
tarakimu (noun 9/10), pl tarakimu, written number.
tarakimu (noun 9/10), pl tarakimu, numeral. Roman numerals.
tarare (noun), wild plant (which has seeded itself).
-taratibu (adjective), orderly. (< ratiba N).
taratibu (adjective), calm. (< ratiba N).
taratibu (adjective), composed. sema taratibu. speak in a composed way.
taratibu (adjective), in an orderly fashion.
taratibu (adjective), quiet. (< ratiba N).
taratibu (adjective), self-possessed.
taratibu (adjective), systematically.
taratibu (adverb), carefully. (< ratiba N).
taratibu (adverb), quietly. mlima uliopanda taratibu kwa masafa marefu
[Sul], sauti yake ilikuwa ya taratibu lakini ngumu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
taratibu (adverb), slowly. (< ratiba N).
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, collectedness.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, composure.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, method. (< ratibu V).
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, order.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, organization.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, procedure. taratibu ya masomo.
curriculum of study. (< ratibu V).
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, self-possession.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, structure.
taratibu (noun 9/10), pl taratibu, system. (< ratibu V).
tarawehi (noun 9/10), pl tarawehi, long prayer said at post-sunset hour
in Ramadhan.
taraza (noun 9/10), pl taraza, ornamental border woven on.
taraza (noun 9/10), pl taraza, embroidered edging.
-tarazaki (verb), maintain.
-tarazaki (verb), preserve. (< riziki).
-tarazaki (verb), provide for.
-tarazaki (verb), store up. (< riziki).
-tarazaki (verb), support.
tarazia (noun 9/10), pl tarazia, line dance with couple solos in center.
tarazo (noun 9/10), pl tarazo, decoration.
tarazo (noun 9/10), pl tarazo, embroidery. kanzu ya tarazo. a kanzu of
embroidery.
tarbushi (noun 9/10), pl tarbushi, fez.
tarbushi (noun 9/10), pl tarbushi, tarboosh.
tarehe (noun 9/10), pl tarehe, chronicle.
tarehe (noun 9/10), pl tarehe, chronology.
tarehe (noun 9/10), pl tarehe, date. bitarehe. dated.
tari (noun 9/10), pl tari, dance for exocising spirits. (< Pers.).
tari (noun 9/10), pl tari, drum (small type).
tari (noun 9/10), pl tari, tambourine. (< Pers.).
tarigia (noun 9/10), pl tarigia, magazine. [rare]
tarigia (noun 9/10), pl tarigia, periodical. [rare]
tarihi (noun 9/10), pl tarihi, chronicle.
tarihi (noun 9/10), pl tarihi, chronology.
tarihi (noun 9/10), pl tarihi, date. bitarehe. dated.
tarihi (noun 9/10), pl tarihi, history.
tarikhi (noun 9/10), pl tarikhi, age. (< Arabic).
tarikhi (noun 9/10), pl tarikhi, chronicle. (< Arabic).
tarikhi (noun 9/10), pl tarikhi, era. (< Arabic).
tarikhi (noun 9/10), pl tarikhi, history. tafsiri ya tarikhi kwa
mintaraf ya uchumi [Ya]. a translation of the history regarding the
economy. (< Arabic).
tariki (noun 9/10), pl tariki, highway.
tariki (noun 9/10), pl tariki, road. [rare]
tariki (noun 9/10), pl tariki, road.
tariki (noun 9/10), pl tariki, street.
tarishi (noun 5/6an), pl matarishi, courier.
tarishi (noun 5/6an), pl matarishi, messenger.
tarishi (noun 5/6an), pl matarishi, postman.
-tarizi (verb), make an embroidered edge (on).
-tarizi (verb), weave a border.
tarjisi (noun), education. [rare]
tarjisi (noun), training. [rare]
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, cross-beam.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, ledger.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, prop.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, spoke (of wheel).
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, support.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, tattooing of the face (as an ethnic
mark). [eth]
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, ethnic tattoo marks.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, piece of wood used to stiffen a
structure.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, rib (of a ship). [naut]
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, sleeper.
taruma (noun 5/6), pl mataruma, tie (railway).
-piga tarumbeta (verb), trumpet.
tarumbeta (noun 5/6), pl matarumbeta, danger signal. (< Pers.).
tarumbeta (noun 5/6), pl matarumbeta, trumpet.
tarumpeta (noun 9/10), pl tarumbeta, trumpet.
-tasa (verb), bado.
tasa (adjective), barren (of all living female creatures).
tasa (adverb), not yet (always w neg.+ another verb). sitasa kufanya
kazi. I am not yet working.
tasa (noun 9/10), pl tasa, metal bowl or basin used for washing the hands
before and after meals.
tasa (noun 9/10), pl tasa, sterility.
tasa (noun 9/10), pl tasa, small metal vessel.
tasa (noun 9/10), pl tasa, washbasin. mifereji ya dhahabu ilikojoa ndani
ya tasa la marmar [Ya]. the golden pipes that urinated into the marble
washbasin. (< Arabic).
-tasawari (verb), be capable.
tasawari (noun 9/10), pl tasawari, competence. (< tasawari V).
tasawari (noun 9/10), pl tasawari, feasibility. (< tasawari V).
tasawari (noun 9/10), pl tasawari, practicability. (< tasawari V).
-tasbihi (verb), praise.
tasbihi (noun 9/10), pl tasbihi, praise of God.
tasbihi (noun 9/10), pl tasbihi, prayer-beads.
tasbihi (noun 9/10), pl tasbihi, rosary. sala tasbihi. a prayer rosary.
-tashtiti (verb), annoy.
-tashtiti (verb), provoke.
-tashtiti (verb), tease.
tashtiti (noun 9/10), pl tashtiti, incitement.
tashtiti (noun 9/10), pl tashtiti, instigation.
tashtiti (noun 9/10), pl tashtiti, provocation.
tashwishi (noun 9/10), pl tashwishi, confusion.
tashwishi (noun 9/10), pl tashwishi, doubt. shikwa [patwa] na tashwishi.
have doubts. (< shawishi V).
tashwishi (noun 9/10), pl tashwishi, uncertainty.
tasi (noun 9/10), pl tasi, kind of clamp used for smoothing rope after it
has been twisted.
tasi (noun 9/10an), pl tasi, fish (kind of).
tasi (noun 9/10), pl tasi, rope-making tool.
-tasifida (verb), arrange. (< pers).
-tasifida (verb), clean. (< pers).
-tasifida (verb), put in order. (< pers).
-tasifida (verb), arrange.
-tasifida (verb), clean. (< Pers.).
-tasifida (verb), put in order.
tasihili (adverb), hastily.
tasihili (adverb), quickly.
tasihili (adverb), speedily.
tasihili (noun), words of farewell (before leaving on a journey).
taslimu (adjective), enough.
taslimu (adjective), prompt.
taslimu (adverb), in cash.
taslimu (noun), cash payment.
taslimu (noun 9/10), pl taslimu, direct delivery. (< salimu V).
-tasliti (verb), annoy.
-tasliti (verb), lead astray.
-tasliti (verb), betray.
-tasliti (verb), deceive.
-tasliti (verb), incite.
-tasliti (verb), stir up trouble. tasliti hata wata wanagombana. stir
up things until people begin to quarrel.
tasnifu (noun 9/10), pl tasnifu, dissertation.
tasnifu (noun 9/10), pl tasnifu, thesis.
tasnifu ya digri ya tatu (noun 9/10), pl tasnifu za digri ya tatu,
doctoral dissertation.
-tasua (verb), clarify.
-tasua (verb), display.
-tasua (verb), explain.
taswira (noun), drawing.
taswira (noun 9/10), pl taswira, image. (< sawiri V).
taswira (noun 9/10), pl taswira, picture. (< sawiri V).
taswira (noun 9/10), pl taswira, portrait. (< sawiri V).
-tata (verb), complicate.
-tata (verb), confuse.
-tata (verb), be confused.
-tata (verb), be in confusion.
-tata (verb), make difficult.
-tata (verb), perplex.
-tata (verb), tangle.
tata (noun), pl matata, annoyance.
tata (noun), pl matata, complication.
tata (noun), pl matata, confusion.
tata (noun), pl matata, difficulty.
tata (noun), pl matata, disorder.
tata la maneno (noun), confused comment.
-tataga (verb), cross (a street or river).
-tataga (verb), fold (the arms).
-tataga (verb), stride.
-tataga (verb), walk quickly.
tatai (adjective), cunning.
tatai (adjective), deceitful.
tatai (adjective), sly.
tatai (adjective), wily.
-tatana (verb), be dumbfounded.
-tatana (verb), be entangled.
-tatana (verb), be interlaced.
-tatana (verb), be speechless.
-tatanisha (verb), astound someone.
-tatanisha (verb), complicated.
-tatanisha (verb), confuse someone.
-tatanisha (verb), perplex.
-tatanisha (verb), tangle.
tatanisho (noun), pl matatanisho, complexity.
tatanisho (noun), pl matatanisho, confusion.
tatanisho (noun), pl matatanisho, crisis. tatanisho la uchumi.
tatanisho (noun), pl matatanisho, difficulty.
-tatanua (verb), clear up (a misunderstanding or disagreement).
-tatanua (verb), disentangle.
-tatanua (verb), solve (a problem).
-tatanua (verb), unravel a puzzle.
-tatanua (verb), unwind.
-tatarika (verb), babble.
-tatarika (verb), chatter.
-tatarika (verb), crackle.
-tatarika (verb), snap.
tathmini (noun 9/10), pl tathmini, evaluation.
-tatia (verb), complicate.
-tatia (verb), confuse.
-tatia (verb), wind. tatia kilemba.
-tatia (verb), wrap.
-tatika (verb), be complicated.
-tatika (verb), be tangled.
-tatiza (verb), astound.
-tatiza (verb), complicate.
-tatiza (verb), intrigue.
-tatiza (verb), meddle.
-tatiza (verb), perplex.
-tatiza (verb), puzzle.
-tatiza (verb), stir up.
-tatiza (verb causative), make difficult. we' mtoto mbona unan'tatiza
[Muk].
tatizi (noun 9/10), pl tatizi, problem. (< tatizo n). [poetic]
tatizo (noun), pl matatizo, complexity.
tatizo (noun 5/6), pl matatizo, complication.
tatizo (noun), pl matatizo, confusion.
tatizo (noun), pl matatizo, crisis. tatizo la uchumi.
tatizo (noun), pl matatizo, difficulty.
tatizo (noun 5/6), pl matatizo, entanglement. (< tata V).
tatizo (noun 5/6), pl matatizo, hardship.
-a tatu (adjective), third.
tatu (noun), three. Jumatatu.
-tatua (verb), loosen.
-tatua (verb), pull apart.
-tatua (verb), rip.
-tatua (verb), solve.
-tatua (verb), split.
-tatua (verb), tear up.
-tatua (verb), untangle.
-tatua (verb), unwind.
-tatuka (verb), be solved.
-tatuka (verb), be split.
-tatuka (verb), be torn apart.
-tatuka (verb), be untangled.
-tatuka (verb), be unwound.
-tatulia (verb), loosen for someone.
-tatulia (verb), solve for someone.
taufiki (noun 9/10), pl taufiki, grace (of God). [religious]
tauhidi (noun 9/10), pl tauhudi, theology.
-pangusa kwa taulo (verb), towel dry. akishika taulo na kifuko cha
sabuni [Ya], pangusa kichwa kwa taulo. (< Eng.).
taulo (noun 9/10), pl taulo, towel. akishika taulo na kifuko cha sabuni
[Ya], pangusa kichwa kwa taulo. (< Eng.).
taumu (noun), pl mataumu, prop. [nautical]
taumu (noun), pl mataumu, shore. [nautical]
tauni (noun), cholera. [medical]
tauni (noun), epidemic. tauni ya mnyama. [medical]
tauni (noun 9/10), pl tauni, plague (bubonic). [medical]
tauni ya mnyama (noun), hoof-and-mouth disease. [medical]
taurati (noun), Pentateuch. [religious]
taurati (noun), the Pentateuch. [rel]
taurati (noun), torah. [religious]
taurati (noun), Torah (Jewish law). [rel]
tausi (noun 9/10), pl tausi, peacock.
-tawa (verb), cloister.
-tawa (verb), lead an exemplary life.
-tawa (verb), stay indoors.
-tawa (verb), be isolated.
-tawa (verb), lead a moral life.
-tawa (verb), lead a pious life.
-tawa (verb), lead a quiet life.
-tawa (verb), lead a religious life.
-tawa (verb), live in retirement.
-tawa (verb), live in seclusion.
-tawa (verb), stay at home.
tawa (adjective), devout.
tawa (adjective), pious.
tawa (adjective), religious.
tawa (adjective), retired.
tawa (adjective), secluded.
tawa (adjective), solitary.
tawa (noun), pl tawa, fish (kind of).
tawa (noun 9/10), pl tawa, frying pan.
-tawadha (verb), wash ceremonially. [religious]
-tawadha miguu (verb), ceremonially wash the feet. [religious]
tawafa (noun), pl tawafa, candelabrum.
tawafa (noun 9/10), pl tawafa, candle.
tawafa (noun), pl tawafa, candlestick.
-tawakali (verb), have confidence in.
-tawakali (verb), have hopes of something.
-tawakali (verb), rely on.
-tawakali (verb), trust.
-tawala (verb), dominate. msichana huyu ndiye katawala mazungumzo [Muk].
(< Arabic).
-tawala (verb), govern. [proverb] paka akiondoka panya hutawala [Moh].
(< Arabic).
-tawala (verb), manage.
-tawala (verb), be in power.
-tawala (verb), reign.
-tawala (verb), rule. (< Arabic).
-tawalisha (verb), inaugurate.
-tawalisha (verb), install in office.
-tawalisha (verb), put in power.
-tawalisha (verb), cause to rule.
-tawaliwa (verb), be ruled.
-tawanya (verb), squander. tawanya mali.
-tawanya (verb), strew.
-tawanya (verb), throw away.
-tawanya (verb), waste.
-tawanya (verb transitive), disperse.
-tawanya (verb transitive), scatter. wachawi walikuwa wanataka kuniua,
lakini nimewatawanya wote [Kez].
-tawanya mali (verb), dissipate property.
-tawanya mali (verb), waste money.
-tawanya mbegu (verb), sow seeds.
-tawanyatawanya (verb), break up.
-tawanyatawanya (verb), disperse. wafanya kazi walitawanywa na polisi.
-tawanyatawanya (verb), scatter.
-tawanyika (verb intransitive), be dispersed. hadhira iliyokuja kumpokea
[...] ilibidi itawanyike [Moh]. (< tawanya V).
-tawanyika (verb intransitive), be scattered.
tawanyiko (noun), pl matawanyiko, devastation.
tawanyiko (noun 5/6), pl matawanyiko, dispersion.
tawanyiko (noun), pl matawanyiko, scattering(act of).
tawanyiko (noun), pl matawanyiko, throwing away (act of).
tawanyiko (noun), pl matawanyiko, wasting.
-tawanyishwa (verb caus-pass), be scattered. watu wakatawanyishwa
[Muk]. (< tawanya V).
-tawanywa (verb), be scattered. Wafanya kazi walitawanywa na polisi.
The workers were dispersed by the police. (< passive of -tawanya).
-tawanywa (verb), be strewn. (< passive of -tawanya).
-tawasifu (verb), provide information (on a person's character etc.).
tawasufi (noun), abstinence.
tawasufi (noun), moderation.
tawasufi (noun), pious life. [religious]
tawasufi (noun), secluded life. [religious]
-tawaza (verb causative), inaugurate. (< caus. of -tawala).
-tawaza (verb causative), install in office. (< caus. of -tawala).
-tawaza (verb causative), put in power. (< caus. of -tawala).
-tawaza (verb causative), cause to rule. (< caus. of -tawala).
-tawazisha (verb causative), cleanse. [kitoto] kilipotoka chooni
kumngojea mamaake [...] kuja kumtawazisha [Moh]. (< Arabic (from -
tawadha)).
tawi (noun), pl matawi, bough.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, branch.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, bunch.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, cluster. tawi la mwembe. cluster of
bananas+M163.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, division.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, frond.
tawi (noun 5/6), pl matawi, local organization.
tawi (noun), pl matawi, section. Tawi jipya la chama lafunguliwa. A new
branch of the party has been started+M208.
tawili (adjective), long. ( = refu). [rare]
tawili (adjective), tall. ( = refu). [rare]
-tawilisha (verb), lengthen.
-tawilisha (verb), prolong. Alitawilisa mkutano.. He prolonged the
meeting (unnecessarily).
-tawilisha (verb), stretch out. Alitawilisa mkutano..
tawireni (noun), Help! (a cry introducing and concluding a ceremony for
exorcising spirits).
-tawisha (verb causative), isolate. (< -tawa V).
-tawisha (verb causative), keep secluded. kinakuuma nini wewe, mimi
kumtawisha mwanangu [Moh]. (< -tawa V).
-tawisha (verb causative), segregate. (< -tawa V).
-tawishwa (verb caus-pass), be secluded. mtoto t'aa aliyekubali
kutawishwa toka mdogo hadi leo [Moh]. (< tawanya V).
-taya (verb), blame.
-taya (verb), blame.
-taya (verb), reproach.
-taya (verb), rebuke.
-taya (verb), reproach.
taya (noun), pl mataya, jaw.
taya (noun), pl mataya, jawbone.
-fanya tayari (verb), make ready.
saa tayari (phrase), time is up.
tayari (adjective), prepared.
tayari (adjective), ready.
-fanya tayari (verb), prepare.
-tayarisha (verb), prepare.
-tayarisha (verb), make ready.
-weka tayari (verb), make available.
-weka tayari (verb), furnish.
-weka tayari (verb), provide.
tayarisho (noun 5/6), pl matayarisho, preparation.
-tayibu (verb), be good.
-tayibu (verb), be in good health.
-tayibu (verb), be kind.
-tayibu (verb), be obliging.
-tayibu (verb), be well.
tayibu (adverb), good.
tayibu (adverb), right.
tayibu (adverb), well.
tayo (noun), pl matayo, criticism.
tayo (noun), pl matayo, rebuke.
tayo (noun 5/6), pl matayo, reproach. (< taya V).
-taywa (verb), be mentioned. [Northern]
taz (abbreviation), look at!. (< tazama).
taz (abbreviation), see!. (< tazama).
-tazama (verb), examine.
-tazama (verb), inspect.
-tazama (verb), investigate.
-tazama (verb), look at.
-tazama (verb), observe.
-tazama (verb), see.
-tazama (verb), stare.
-tazama (verb), test.
-tazama (verb), try.
-tazamana (verb), look at one another.
-tazamia (verb), check on.
-tazamia (verb), consult a divining board.
-tazamia (verb), intend.
-tazamia (verb), investigate (something).
-tazamia (verb), look on behalf of.
-tazamia (verb), look into.
-tazamia (verb), take omens.
-tazamia (verb), scrutinize.
-tazamia (verb), expect.
-tazamia (verb), look forward to.
-tazamia (verb), inspect.
-tazamika (verb), be attractive.
-tazamika (verb), be worth looking at.
-tazamika (verb), be noteworthy.
-tazamika (verb), be pleasant to look at.
-tazamisha (verb causative), attract attention.
-tazamisha (verb), be attractive.
-tazamiwa (verb), be anticipated.
-tazamiwa (verb), be expected.
-tazamiwa (verb), be inspected.
tazamo (noun), pl matazamo, gaze.
tazamo (noun), pl matazamo, glance.
tazamo (noun 9/10), pl tazamo, look. (< tazama V).
tebo (noun), table. (< Engl).
tebo ya kujumlisa (noun), addition table.
tebo ya kujumlisha (noun), table (mathematical). (< Engl). [arith]
teende (noun 9/10), pl mateende, elephantiasis. [med]
tefu (adjective), soft. Chakula hiki ni kitefu. This food is soft..
tefu (adjective), tender. Wanapenda kula nyama tefu.. They like to eat
tender meat..
-tega (verb), catch.
-tega (verb), deceive.
-tega (verb), decoy.
-tega (verb), ensnare.
-tega (verb), entrap.
-tega (verb), intrigue.
-tega (verb), plot.
-tega (verb), put in position.
-tega (verb), prepare a spell.
-tega (verb), trap.
-tega (verb), perform witchcraft.
-tega (verb), set ready.
-tega mtego (verb), set a trap.
-tega sikio (verb), get ready to listen.
-tega sikio (verb), prick up one's ears.
-tega uchumi (verb), invest (money).
-tegatega (verb), entrap. [majani] marefu yalimzibia njia na mafupi
yalimtegatega [Kez].
tege (noun), pl matege, crookedness.
tege (noun), pl matege, curvature.
-tegemea (verb), confide in someone.
-tegemea (verb), take someone into one's confidence.
-tegemea (verb), depend on.
-tegemea (verb), expect.
-tegemea (verb), lean against.
-tegemea (verb), reckon. mambo yanakwenda vizuri kwake, tena kuliko
alivyotegemea [Muk].
-tegemea (verb), relax.
-tegemea (verb), rely on.
-tegemea (verb), take a rest.
-tegemea (verb), receive support from someone. Wanamtegemea baba yao..
They are dependent on their father..
-tegemea (verb), support oneself on something. Nilitegemea mkongojo.. I
supported myself with a stick.
-tegemea (verb), trust (to). sasa hapakuwa na wa kumtegemea [Sul].
-tegemea (verb), be dependent.
-tegemea (verb), lean on.
-tegemeana (verb), depend on each other.
-tegemeana (verb), be interdependent.
-tegemeka (verb potential), be reliable. alidhani muruwa wake ni wa
kutegemeka [Sul]. (< tegemea V).
-tegemeka (verb potential), be trustworthy. (< tegemea V).
tegemeo (noun 5/6), pl mategemeo, expectation. jambo hili linahasamiana
na mategemeo ya wapangaji wenzake [Muk]. (< tegemea V).
tegemeo (noun), pl mategemeo, patronage.
tegemeo (noun 5/6), pl mategemeo, prop. (< tegemea V).
tegemeo (noun 5/6), pl mategemeo, protection. (< tegemea V).
tegemeo (noun 5/6), pl mategemeo, support. (< tegemea V).
-tegemewa (verb), be relied on. (< tegemea V).
-tegemewa (verb passive), be expected. amesema maneno ambayo
yangetegemewa kutoka kwa mzee mwenye busara [Muk]. (< tegemea V).
-tegemeza (verb), make someone a favorite.
-tegemeza (verb), protect someone. (< tegemea V).
-tegemeza (verb), make someone a protege.
-tegemeza (verb), support someone. (< tegemea V).
-tegemeza (verb), sustain. (< tegemea V).
tego (noun 5/6), pl matego, powerful charm capable of causing disease and
death i.e. one used to ensure wife's fidelity.
tego (noun), pl matego, dangerous charm.
tego (noun), pl matego, typographical error.
tego (noun), pl matego, magic.
tego (noun), pl matego, misprint.
tego (noun), pl matego, tapeworm. [med]
tegu (noun), pl mategu, typographical error.
tegu (noun), pl mategu, misprint.
tegu (noun), pl mategu, tapeworm.
-tegua (verb), release something that has been put in position.
-tegua (verb), remove something that has been prepared to go off.
-tegua (verb), release one who had been trapped. (< tega V).
-tegua (verb), sprain. (< tega V).
-teguka (verb), be dislocated. (< tega V).
-teguka (verb), be dislocated.
-teguka (verb), be set off (of a trap). (< tega V).
-teguka (verb), be sprained. (< tega V).
-teguka (verb), be sprained.
-teguka mguu (verb conv-poten), dislocate one's foot. alipigwa na bwana
mmoja hata akateguka mguu [Mt]. (< tega V).
-tegukiwa (verb), be dislocated. (< tega V).
-tegukiwa (verb), be sprained. (< tega V).
-tegukiwa (verb), be dislocated.
-tegukiwa (verb), be sprained.
-tegwa (verb), be ensnared. (< tega V).
-tegwa (verb), be trapped. (< tega V).
-tehemu (verb), cf. tuhumu.
-tehemu (verb), be debilitated.
-tehemu (verb), be emaciated.
-tehemu (verb), be unable to do something.
teitei (noun), pl mateitei, fashionable frock.
teitei (noun), pl mateitei, evening gown.
teitei (noun), pl mateitei, fashionable gown.
-teka (verb), attract.
-teka (verb), back someone into a corner. mbona naona ananiteka [Abd].
-teka (verb), besiege.
-teka (verb), capture.
-teka (verb), carry off.
-teka (verb), draw water.
-teka (verb), pillage.
-teka (verb), plunder.
-teka (verb), seize.
-teka (verb), take up and carry away.
teka (noun), pl mateka, booty.
teka (noun), pl mateka, captive.
-teka nyara (verb transitive), kidnap. Majambazi walimteka nyara mtoto
wa tajiri.. Bandits kidnapped the child of the rich person..
-teka nyara (verb transitive), take hostage.
-tekanya miguu (verb), cross the legs.
-piga teke (verb), kick.
-piga teke (verb), kick. amekazana kumpiga mama Dzilongwa mateke ya
mbavuni na tumboni [Mun].
kwa teke (adjective), pl kwa mateke, with a kick.
teke (adjective), without character.
teke (adjective), compliant.
teke (adjective), flabby.
teke (adjective), flaccid.
teke (adjective), pliable.
teke (adjective), soft.
teke (adjective), yielding.
teke (noun 5/6), pl mateke, kick. amekazana kumpiga mama Dzilongwa
mateke ya mbavuni na tumboni [Mun].
-tekea (verb), take something up and carry it away.
-tekelea (verb), be achieved.
-tekelea (verb), arrive at.
-tekelea (verb), be attained.
-tekelea (verb), be carried out.
-tekelea (verb), be brought to a conclusion.
-tekelea (verb), be fulfilled.
-tekelea (verb), reach.
-tekelea (verb), be held spellbound. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), accomplish. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), act upon (something). (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), take action. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), carry out. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), bring to a conclusion.
-tekeleza (verb), fulfill. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb causative), achieve.
-tekeleza (verb causative), carry out.
-tekeleza (verb causative), execute.
-tekeleza (verb causative), fulfill. jitihada zake za kuitekeleza nia
yake [Muk].
-tekeleza (verb), execute. (< teka V).
-tekeleza (verb), hold spellbound. (< teka V).
tekelezo (noun), pl matekelezo, completion.
tekelezo (noun 5/6), pl matekelezo, fulfillment. (< teka V).
tekelezo (noun), pl matekelezo, realization.
-tekelezwa (verb), be accomplished. (< teka V).
-tekenya (verb), itch.
-tekenya (verb), shake.
-tekenya (verb), tickle. aliendelea kumtania, akimfinya na kumtekenya
[Muk].
tekenya (noun), pl matekenya, cf. tekenywa.
tekenya (noun), pl matekenywa, chigger.
tekenya (noun 5/6), pl matekenya, flea (burrowing).
tekenya (noun), pl matekenywa, sand flea. ( = funza).
tekenya (noun 5/6), pl matekenya, jigger.
tekenywa (noun), pl matekenywa, chigger.
tekenywa (noun), pl matekenywa, sand flea. ( = funza).
-teketa (verb), crunch.
-teketa (verb), enlarge a hole.
-teketa (verb), gnash the teeth.
-teketa (verb), gnaw.
-teketa (verb), grind the teeth.
-teketa (verb), hollow out.
-teketea (verb), be burnt up.
-teketea (verb), be consumed.
-teketea (verb), be destroyed.
-teketea (verb), be ruined.
-teketea (verb), be used up.
-teketea (verb), devastate.
teketeke (adjective), cf. teke.
teketeke (adjective), feeble.
teketeke (adjective), limp.
teketeke (adjective), soft. [mikono] laini, nyororo, teketeke [Abd].
teketeke (adjective), tender.
teketeke (adjective), weak.
-teketeza (verb), burn up. (< teketea V).
-teketeza (verb), destroy. (< teketea V).
-teketeza (verb), ruin. (< teketea V).
-tekewa (verb), be bewildered. (< teka V).
-tekewa (verb), lose one's senses. (< teka V).
-tekeza (verb), attract.
-tekeza (verb), bewitch.
-tekeza (verb), hold spellbound.
teknolojia (noun 9/10), pl teknolojia, technology.
teknolojia ya chuma (noun 9/10), pl teknolojia ya chuma, iron technology.
teksi (noun 5/6), pl mateksi, cab.
teksi (noun 5/6), pl mateksi, taxicab.
-tekua (verb), break down.
-tekua (verb), break up.
-tekua (verb), destroy.
-tekua (verb), take off the fire.
-tekua (verb), ruin.
-tekua (verb), undermine.
-tekwa (verb), be carried off. (< teka V).
-tekwa (verb), be taken hostage. (< teka V).
tele (adjective), abundant.
tele (adjective), plenty.
tele (adverb), in great quantity.
tele (noun), plenty.
-telea (verb), come down.
-telea (verb), descend.
-telea (verb), slide.
-telea (verb), slip.
telefoni (noun), telephone. ( = simu). (< Engl). [rare]
-teleka (verb), boil.
-teleka (verb), cook.
-teleka (verb), put on the fire. aliteleka sufuria ya maji juu ya jiko
[Sul].
teleka (noun), swallow (bird). [ornith]
-telekeza (verb), halt (for meal). (< teleka V).
-telekeza (verb), leave behind.
-telekeza (verb), have a meal prepared. (< teleka V).
-telekeza (verb), put on the fire.
-telemka (verb), descend. kina mama kadhaa wakitelemka mtoni [Mun]. (<
cf. -teremka).
-telemka (verb), disembark. (< cf. -teremka).
-telemka (verb), go down. (< cf. -teremka).
-telemka (verb), land.
-telemka (verb), slide down. (< cf. -teremka).
-telemka (verb), slope.
telemko (noun), pl matelemko, declivity.
telemko (noun), pl matelemko, abrupt descent.
telemko (noun), pl matelemko, slope.
-telemsha (verb), let down. (< telemka V).
-telemsha (verb), lower. (< telemka V).
-telemua (verb), cause to go down.
-telemua (verb), cause to fall.
-telemua (verb), cause to sink.
-telemua (verb), cause to slip.
telemuko (noun), pl matelemuko, cf. telemko.
telemuko (noun), pl matelemuko, declivity.
telemuko (noun), pl matelemuko, abrupt descent.
telemuko (noun), pl matelemuko, slope.
-telemusha (verb), cause to descend.
-telemusha (verb), let down.
-telemusha (verb), land (goods or troops).
-telemusha (verb), lower.
televisheni (noun), television. (< Engl).
-teleza (verb), be slick.
-teleza (verb), slide.
-teleza (verb), slip. (< telea V).
-teleza (verb), be slippery. (< telea V).
-teleza (verb causative), fall by slipping.
-teleza (verb causative), slide.
-teleza (verb causative), be slippery.
teli (noun 9/10), pl teli, gold braid.
telki (adverb), quickly.
telki (adverb), at a trot.
-tema (verb), chop.
-tema (verb), cut. kumsaidia mamaake kutema, kufyeka... [Moh].
-tema (verb), expectorate.
-tema (verb), slash.
-tema (verb), spit (out). alitema mate mtoni kwa dharau [Mun]mashuka
yote yamelowa damu [...] na bado chem chem hii inazidi kutema [Muk].
tembe (noun), chicken.
tembe (noun 9/10), pl tembe, hen (full-grown).
tembe (noun 9/10), pl tembe, house (with flat earthen roof).
tembe (noun), dosage.
tembe (noun), pill.
-tembea (verb), gad about.
-tembea (verb), lead an irregular life.
-tembea (verb), stroll.
-tembea (verb), make a tour.
-tembea (verb), go on a trip.
-tembea (verb), walk. tangu leo ukome kutembea na binti yangu [Kez].
-tembea (verb), wander.
-tembea (verb), go about.
-tembelea (verb), call on someone.
-tembelea (verb), go to visit.
-tembeleana (verb), visit each other. (< tembea V).
-tembeza (verb), advertise (merchandise).
-tembeza (verb), display.
-tembeza (verb), hawk about. (< tembea V).
-tembeza (verb), show around. (< tembea V).
-tembeza (verb), take for a walk.
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, gadding about.
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, immoral living.
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, irregular living.
tembezi (noun 5/6), pl matembezi, stroll. (< tembea V).
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, tour.
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, trip.
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, vagrancy.
tembezi (noun 5/6), pl matembezi, walk. (< tembea V).
tembezi (noun), pl matembezi, wandering.
-tembezwa (verb), be driven. (< tembea V).
-tembezwa (verb), be shown a place. (< tembea V).
-tembezwa (verb), be walked. (< tembea V).
tembo (noun 9/10), pl tembo, elephant.
tembo (noun 9/10), pl tembo, palm wine.
temsi (noun), filigree work (in metal).
tena (adverb), in addition.
tena (adverb), afterwards.
tena (adverb), again.
tena (adverb), and.
tena (adverb), furthermore.
tena (adverb), moreover.
tena (adverb), nest.
tena (adverb), repeatedly.
tena (adverb), then.
-tenda (verb), accomplish.
-tenda (verb), act.
-tenda (verb), carry out.
-tenda (verb), do. ametenda ambayo yangetendwa na mwanamme mzima mwenye
mke au wake na watoto [Muk].
-tenda (verb), do something to someone.
-tenda (verb), make.
-tenda (verb), perform.
tende (noun), pl matende, date (fruit of the mtende date palm).
tende (noun), pl matende, elephantiasis.
-tendea (verb), do for. (< tenda V).
-tendea (verb applicative), behave towards.
-tendea (verb applicative), treat. wape macho wanaotutendea uovu huu
[Kez].
tendegu (noun 5/6), pl matendegu, leg of bedstead.
-tendeka (verb), be accomplished.
-tendeka (verb), be done. kushuhudia ukatili uliokuwa ukitendeka [Kez].
(< tenda V).
-tendeka (verb), be feasible.
-tendekeza (verb), achieve by practice. (< tenda V).
-tendekeza (verb), make feasible.
-tendekeza (verb), make possible.
tendeti (noun 9/10), pl tendeti, pastry (made of rice and coconut juice).
-tendewa (verb), be done to. (< tenda V).
-tendewa (verb), be treated. (< tenda V).
-tendewa (verb), undergo. (< tenda V).
tendo (noun 5/6), pl matendo, act. (< tenda V).
tendo (noun 5/6), pl matendo, action. (< tenda V).
tendo (noun), pl matendo, cause.
tendo (noun), pl matendo, deed.
tendo (noun), pl matendo, effect.
tendo (noun), pl matendo, efficacy.
tendo (noun), pl matendo, influence.
-tendwa (verb), be done to. (< tenda V).
-tendwa (verb passive), be done. dunia nzima itajua mambo gani
yametendwa [Muk]. (< tenda V).
-tenga (verb), alight (of birds or insects). ( = tua).
-tenga (verb), put aside.
-tenga (verb), avert.
-tenga (verb), confiscate.
-tenga (verb), delay.
-tenga (verb), descend (of birds or insects). ( = tua). [rare]
-tenga (verb), discharge (from a position).
-tenga (verb), dismiss.
-tenga (verb), divide off.
-tenga (verb), excommunicate. [rel]
-tenga (verb), postpone.
-tenga (verb), prevent.
-tenga (verb), remove.
-tenga (verb), separate. vyumba vimetengwa na korido pana [Muk], kuna
mipaka mikubwa inayotenga ustahamilivu na kula mbivu [Moh].
-tenga (verb), set apart.
-tenga (verb), split off.
tenga (noun), pl matenga, basket (for carrying).
tenga (noun 5/6), pl matenga, crate.
tenga (noun), pl matenga, flatfish (very large kind).
tenga (noun 5/6), pl matenga, net (for carrying).
tengamaji (noun), pl matengamaji, watershed.
-tengana (verb), separate from one another. (< tenga V).
tenge (noun 9/10), pl tenge, crookedness.
tenge (noun), curve.
-tengea (verb applicative), put aside (for someone). wazee walitutengea
vyumba vitatu vikubwa [Abd]. (< tenga V).
-tengea (verb applicative), reserve. (< tenga V).
-tengemaa (verb), be restored to peace.
-tengemana (verb), be peaceful. (< tengemaa V).
-tengemana (verb), settle down after upheaval. (< tengemaa V).
tengemano (noun 5/6), pl matengemano, normalcy. (< tengemaa V).
tengemano (noun 5/6), pl matengemano, peace. (< tengemaa V).
tengemano (noun 5/6), pl matengemano, stabilization. (< tengemaa V).
tengemano (noun 5/6), pl matengemano, tranquility. (< tengemaa V).
tengemano (noun), pl matengemano, prosperity (restored).
-tengenea (verb), be ready (to) adapt oneself. mtoto wao alionyesha
dalili ya kutengenea [Moh], vipi nitaishi na mke huyu ikiwa hatengenei
hata kwa mambo madogo [Abd].
-tengenea (verb), be arranged.
-tengenea (verb), be in order.
-tengenea (verb), be in good order. Bahati aliona kuwa yote hayo
yangetengenea [Sul].
-tengenea (verb), be ready.
-tengenea (verb), be regular.
-tengenea (verb), be settled.
-tengenea (verb), be steady.
-tengenea (verb), be suitable.
-tengenea (verb), be useable.
-tengeneza (verb), correct. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb), reach a decision (on something).
-tengeneza (verb), edit.
-tengeneza (verb), fix. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb), make. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb), mend. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb), regulate.
-tengeneza (verb), put in good shape.
-tengeneza (verb causative), arrange. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb causative), put in order. alitoa kioo mkobani mwake na
kutengeneza uso na nywele zake [Sul], namna mbali mbali mwanawe alivyoweza
kuzitengeneza nywele zake [Ya]. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb causative), prepare. akaanza kutengeneza uji wa Kogi
[Ng]. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb causative), repair. mambo yangeharibika kabla hajapata
nafasi ya kuyatengeneza [Sul]. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb causative), resolve. (< tengenea V).
-tengeneza (verb causative), settle. ili atengeneze habari ya madafu
[Abd]. (< tengenea V).
tengenezo (noun 5/6), pl matengenezo, arrangement. (< tengenea V).
tengenezo (noun 5/6), pl matengenezo, regulation. (< tengenea V).
tengenezo (noun 5/6), pl matengenezo, repair. (< tengenea V).
-tengewa (verb), be set aside for. (< tenga V).
tengo (noun 5/6), pl matengo, outrigger. (< tenga V).
-tengua (verb), chop up.
-tengua (verb), eliminate.
-tengua (verb), put aside.
-tengua (verb), reduce to small pieces.
-tengua (verb), remove.
-tengura (verb), debase.
-tengura (verb), disdain.
-tengura (verb), dishonor.
-tengura (verb), insult.
-tengura (verb), offend.
-tengura (verb), scorn.
-tengwa (verb), be isolated. (< tenga V).
-tengwa (verb), be separated. (< tenga V).
-tengwa (verb), be set apart. (< tenga V).
tenisi (noun), tennis. (< Engl).
teo (noun 9/10), pl teo, sling for throwing stones.
tepe (noun 5/6), pl matepe, braid.
tepe (noun), pl matepe, chevrons.
tepe (noun), pl matepe, ribbon.
tepe (noun 5/6), pl matepe, soldiers' stripes.
tepe (noun 5/6), pl matepe, tape.
-tepeta (verb), be slack.
tepeta (adjective), cf. tepetea.
tepete (adjective), flabby.
tepete (adjective), flaccid.
tepete (adjective), indolent.
tepete (adjective), languid.
tepete (adjective), limp.
tepete (adjective), listless.
tepete (adjective), slack.
-tepetea (verb), be indolent.
-tepetea (verb), be limp.
-tepetea (verb), be listless.
-tepetea (verb), be listless. (< tepeta V).
-tepetea (verb), be weak-willed.
tepetepe (adjective), cf. tepe.
-tepetevu (adjective), idle. (< tepeta V).
-tepetevu (adjective), lazy. (< tepeta V).
-tepetevu (adjective), limp. (< tepeta V).
-tepetevu (adjective), listless. (< tepeta V).
tepetevu (adjective), cf. tepete.
tepetevu (adjective), flabby.
tepetevu (adjective), flaccid.
tepetevu (adjective), indolent.
tepetevu (adjective), languid.
tepetevu (adjective), limp.
tepetevu (adjective), listless.
tepetevu (adjective), slack.
terafini (noun 9/10), pl terafini, turpentine.
terekta (noun 5/6), pl materekta, tractor.
-terema (verb), be carefree.
-terema (verb), be cheerful.
-terema (verb), be at ease.
-terema (verb), be happy.
-teremesha (verb), cheer up. (< terema V).
-teremesha (verb), set at ease. (< terema V).
-teremesha (verb), receive someone hospitably.
-teremeshi (noun 1/2), pl wateremeshi, friendly person. (< terema V).
-teremeshi (noun 1/2), pl wateremeshi, genial person. (< terema V).
-teremeshi (noun 1/2), pl wateremeshi, kindly person. (< terema V).
-teremka (verb), climb down. (< telea V).
-teremka (verb), descend. utadhani maji yakiteremka mlima [Sul]. (<
telea V).
-teremka (verb), disembark. (< telea V).
-teremka (verb), go down. (< telea V).
-teremka (verb), slide down. (< telea V).
-teremka (verb), slip.
-teremka (verb), slope.
teremko (noun), pl materemko, cf. telemko.
teremko (noun), pl materemko, declivity.
teremko (noun), pl materemko, abrupt descent.
teremko (noun), pl materemko, slope.
-teremsha (verb), cause to descend.
-teremsha (verb), land (goods or troops).
-teremsha (verb), let down.
-teremsha (verb), lower. (< telea V).
-teremsha (verb causative), let down. (< telea V).
-teremsha (verb causative), put down. aliteremshe [shoka] kwa nguvu juu
ya mashingo ya watu hawa [Muk]. (< telea V).
-teremua (verb), cf. telemua.
-teremua (verb), cause to go down.
-teremua (verb), cause to fall.
-teremua (verb), cause to sink.
-teremua (verb), cause to slip.
-teremuka (verb), descend.
-teremuka (verb), go down.
-teremuka (verb), slide down.
-teremuka (verb), slip.
-teremuka (verb), slope.
teremuko (noun), pl materemuko, cf. telemuko.
teremuko (noun), pl materemuko, declivity.
teremuko (noun), pl materemuko, abrupt descent.
teremuko (noun), pl materemuko, slope.
-teremusha (verb), cf.teremsho.
-tesa (verb), afflict.
-tesa (verb), distress.
-tesa (verb), harass.
-tesa (verb), hurt.
-tesa (verb), oppress.
-tesa (verb), cause pain. mbona humjia moyoni mwake na kumtesa [Sul].
-tesa (verb), persecute.
-tesa (verb), tease.
-tesa (verb), torment.
-tesa (verb), trouble.
-tesanya (verb), antagonize.
-tesanya (verb), cause dissention.
-tesanya (verb), make people hostile to each other.
-tesanya (verb), cause strife.
-tesanya (verb), stir up trouble.
-teseka (verb), be afflicted. (< tesa V).
-teseka (verb), be in pain. (< tesa V).
-teseka (verb), suffer. (< tesa V).
-teseka (verb), be in turmoil. (< tesa V).
teso (noun), pl mateso, adversity.
teso (noun), pl mateso, anxiety.
teso (noun), pl mateso, harassment.
teso (noun), pl mateso, misery.
teso (noun), pl mateso, misfortune.
teso (noun), pl mateso, pain.
teso (noun), pl mateso, passion. [rel]
teso (noun 5/6), pl mateso, persecution. (< tesa V).
teso (noun 5/6), pl mateso, suffering. (< tesa V).
sampletest2 (prefix), sampletest2.
test (prefix), test.
makoza (noun), testicles. testicles. [rare]
-teswa (verb), be treated cruelly. (< tesa V).
-teswa (verb), be persecuted. (< tesa V).
-teta (verb), act strongly.
-teta (verb), take energentic action.
-teta (verb), argue.
-teta (verb), assert strongly.
-teta (verb), backbite.
-teta (verb), contradict.
-teta (verb), dispute.
-teta (verb), oppose.
-teta (verb), protest.
-teta (verb), quarrel. Bahati aliona kuteta ndiyo tabia ya mapenzi
[Sul].
-teta (verb), slander.
-teta (verb), speak strongly.
-teta (verb), speak out forcibly.
-teta (verb), talk behind someone's back.
-tetana (verb), be enemies.
-tetana (verb), quarrel.
tete (noun 9/10), pl tete, grain (fully formed but not fully ripe or
hard).
tete (noun 5/6), pl matete, reed.
tete (noun), pl. of utete.
-tetea (verb), attack.
-tetea (verb), contradict.
-tetea (verb), defend (in a dispute).
-tetea (verb), fight for. (< teta V).
-tetea (verb), speak out strongly for or against someone.
-tetea (verb), struggle for. (< teta V).
-tetea (verb), support. (< teta V).
-tetea (verb applicative), defend. Nunga alitumia kila silaha aliyokuwa
nayo kutetea nafsi yake [Ng]. (< teta V).
tetea (noun), cackle (of hens).
tetekuwanga (noun), chickenpox.
-teteleza (verb), aggrevate.
-teteleza (verb), antagonize.
-teteleza (verb), cause conflict.
-teteleza (verb), provoke opposition.
-teteleza (verb), cause strife.
-tetema (verb), quiver.
-tetema (verb), shake.
-tetema (verb), tremble.
tetemaji (noun), cf. tetekuwanga.
tetemaji (noun), chickenpox.
-tetemeka (verb potential), shake. (< tetema V).
-tetemeka (verb potential), shiver. (< tetema V).
-tetemeka (verb potential), tremble. Diana anaachia kisu taratibu huku
mkono ukitetemeka [Muk]. (< tetema V).
tetemeko (noun 5/6), pl matetemeko, convulsion. (< tetema V).
tetemeko (noun), pl matetemeko, convulsion.
tetemeko (noun 5/6), pl matetemeko, earthquake. (< tetema V).
tetemeko (noun 5/6), pl matetemeko, shaking. (< tetema V).
tetemeko (noun 5/6), pl matetemeko, trembling. (< tetema V).
tetemeko (noun 5/6), pl matetemeko, tremor. (< tetema V).
tetemo (noun), pl matetemeko, convulsion.
tetemo (noun), pl matetemeko, shaking.
tetemo (noun), pl matetemeko, trembling.
tetemo (noun), pl matetemeko, tremor.
tetere (noun), dove (species of).
-tetereka (verb), be a little damaged.
-tetereka (verb), be a little injured.
-tetereka (verb), be irresolute.
-tetereka (verb), stagger. ingekuwa rahisi [Shangwe] kutetereka [Muk].
-tetereka (verb), suffer a slight accident.
-tetereka (verb), sway.
-tetereka (verb), swing.
-tetereka (verb), be uncertain.
tetesi (noun), pl matetesi, gossip.
tetesi (noun 5/6), pl matetesi, rumor. Asumini alikulia tetesi, lawama
na hujuma kwa mwili wake mwenyewe [Moh]. (< teta V).
tetesi (noun 9/10), pl matetesi, whisper(ing). (< teta V).
tetewanga (noun), cf. tetekuwanga.
tetewanga (noun), chickenpox.
tetewanga (noun 9/10), pl tetewanga, chickenpox.
teto (noun 5/6), pl mateto, argument. (< teta V).
teto (noun), pl mateto, evasion.
teto (noun), pl mateto, excuse.
teto (noun 5/6), pl mateto, objection. (< teta V).
teto (noun 5/6), pl mateto, plea. (< teta V).
teto (noun 5/6), pl mateto, protest. (< teta V).
-teua (verb), choose. Aziza nilimteua mwenyewe [Abd].
-teua (verb), be critical.
-teua (verb), be fussy.
-teua (verb), nominate.
-teua (verb), pick out.
-teua (verb), be hard to please.
-teua (verb), select.
-teuka (verb), belch.
-teuka (verb), bubble.
-teuka (verb), burp.
-teuka (verb), be dislocated.
-teuka (verb), be sprained.
-teule (adjective), chosen. (< teua V).
teule (adjective), choice.
teule (adjective), of the finest quality.
teule (adjective), select.
-teuli (adjective), chosen. (< teua V).
-teuli (adjective), nominated. (< teua V).
-teuli (adjective), selected. (< teua V).
-teuliwa (verb), be appointed. (< teua V).
-teuliwa (verb), be nominated. (< teua V).
-teuliwa (verb), be selected. (< teua V).
teuzi (adjective), choosy.
teuzi (adjective), dainty.
teuzi (adjective), fastidious.
tezi (noun), pl matezi, goiter.
tezi (noun 5/6), pl matezi, pituitary gland.
tezi (noun), pl matezi, poop (of a ship).
tezi (noun), pl matezi, stern (of a ship).
tezi (noun), pl matezi, swelling.
tezi (noun 5/6), pl matezi, tumor.
tezo (noun), pl matezo, adze.
tezo (noun 5/6), pl matezo, carpenter's adze.
tezo (noun 5/6), pl matezo, harm. (< tega V).
tezo (noun), pl matezo, injury.
thabiti (adjective), clear.
thabiti (adjective), firm. mkamato thabiti wa Mzungu huyo [Ng]. (<
Arabic).
thabiti (adjective), genuine.
thabiti (adjective), reliable.
thabiti (adjective), secure.
thabiti (adjective), steadfast.
thabiti (adjective), strong. (< Arabic).
thabiti (adjective), unambiguous.
thabiti (adjective), steadfast.
thama (adverb), after that.
thama (adverb), also.
thama (adverb), likewise.
thama (adverb), similarly.
thama (adverb), then. [rare]
thamani (noun 9/10), pl thamani, price. (< thamini V).
thamani (noun 9/10), pl thamani, value. yeye bado ni tunu yenye thamani
sana machoni mwa wanaume [Mt]. (< Arabic).
-thamini (verb), appraise. (< Arabic).
-thamini (verb), appreciate.
-thamini (verb), assess.
-thamini (verb), characterize.
-thamini (verb), form an estimate (of a person).
-thamini (verb), evaluate.
-thamini (verb), price.
-thamini (verb), respect. (< thamani N).
-thamini (verb), value. wako wanaokujali na kukuthamini [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
thamra (noun), cloves just beginning to form.
thamra (noun 9/10), pl thamra, cloves (in the first stage of growth).
thari (noun), dampness.
thari (noun), moisture.
-a thaura (noun), revolutionary.
moyo za thaura (noun), revolutionary fervor.
mpinga thaura (noun), counter-revolutionary.
thaura (noun), raiding.
thaura (noun), revolution.
thaura (noun), tribal warfare. [translation from colonial era]
thawabu (noun 9/10), pl thawabu, gift (especially from God).
thawabu (noun), punishment.
thawabu (noun), recompense.
thawabu (noun), retribution.
thawabu (noun 9/10), pl thawabu, reward.
-a thawra (noun), revolutionary.
moyo za thawra (noun), revolutionary fervor.
mpinga thawra (noun), counter-revolutionary.
thawra (noun), raiding.
thawra (noun), revolution.
thawra (noun), tribal warfare. [translation from colonial era]
thelatha (noun), three. ( = tatu). [rare]
thelathashara (noun), thirteen. ( = kumi na tatu). [rare]
thelathini (adjective), thirty. (< thalatha adj (Arabic)).
theluji (noun 9/10), pl theluji, snow.
theluthi (noun), a third.
themani (noun), eight. ( =nane). [rare]
themanini (adjective), eighty.
themantashara (noun), eighteen. ( = kumi na nane). [rare]
themanya (noun), eight. ( =nane). [rare]
themuni (noun), an eighth.
thenashara (adjective), twelve. [rare]
theneen (noun), two. ( = mbili). [rare]
-thibiti (verb), be bold.
-thibiti (verb), be brave.
-thibiti (verb), be of strong character.
-thibiti (verb), be durable.
-thibiti (verb), be firm.
-thibiti (verb), be hardy.
-thibiti (verb), be honest.
-thibiti (verb), be inflexible.
-thibiti (verb), be steadfast.
-thibiti (verb), be strong.
-thibiti (verb), be truthful.
-thibiti (verb), be upright.
-thibitika (verb), be established. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitika (verb), be made firm. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitika (verb), be proven. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitisha (verb causative), confirm. "Kweli", alithibitisha Ruzuna
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-thibitisha (verb), affirm.
-thibitisha (verb), encourage.
-thibitisha (verb), establish. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitisha (verb), make firm. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitisha (verb), guarantee.
-thibitisha (verb), maintain.
-thibitisha (verb), prove. (< thabiti adj).
-thibitisha (verb), renew.
-thibitisha (verb), make secure.
-thibitisha (verb), strengthen.
thibitisho (noun), pl mathibitisho, assurance.
thibitisho (noun), pl mathibitisho, evidence.
thibitisho (noun), pl mathibitisho, guarantee.
thibitisho (noun), pl mathibitisho, proof.
thibitisho (noun 5/6), pl mathibitisho, verification. (< thabiti adj).
-thubutisha (verb), encourage. (< thubutu V).
-thubutu (verb), have the audacity to do something.
-thubutu (verb), have courage to.
-thubutu (verb), dare. alithubutu kunyanyua macho [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-thubutu (verb), risk.
-thubutu (verb), try.
-thubutu (verb), venture.
thuluthi (noun), a third.
thuluthi (noun 9/10), pl thuluthi, third.
thumni (noun), an eighth.
thumu (noun 9/10), pl thumu, garlic.
thumu (noun), garlic.
thumuni (noun), an eighth.
thumuni (noun 9/10), pl thumuni, fifty-cent piece.
thurea (noun 9/10), pl thurea, chandelier.
thurea (noun), the Pleiades. [Pleiades]
-tia (verb), apply.
-tia (verb), bring to bear.
-tia (verb), cause.
-tia (verb), lay.
-tia (verb), place.
-tia (verb), produce.
-tia (verb), put.
-tia (verb), set into.
-tia (verb), use.
-tia nguvu (verb), arrest.
-tia nguvu (verb), place in custody.
-tia pua (verb), harden. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-tia pua (verb), temper. pura nguo. wash clothes..
-tia rahani (verb), mortgage. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
-tia rahani (verb), pawn. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
-tia rangi (verb), color. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-tia rangi (verb), paint. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-tia rehani (verb), mortgage. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
-tia rehani (verb), pawn. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
-tia risasi (verb), load a gun. tia risasi. to tin-plate..
-tia risasi (verb), solder. tia risasi. to tin-plate..
tiabu (noun 9/10), pl tiabu, game played with bits of stick.
tiara (noun 9/10), pl tiara, child's kite.
tiara (noun 9/10), pl tiara, kite (the toy).
tiba (noun 9/10), pl tiba, medical care.
tiba (noun 9/10), pl tiba, cure.
tiba (noun 9/10), pl tiba, medicine.
tiba (noun), dear (a term of endearment).
-tibu (verb), cure. (< tiba N).
-tibu (verb), heal.
-tibu (verb), treat (medically). daktari hawezi kutibu mgonjwa wake
[Mun]. The doctor is unable to cure his illness.. (< tiba N).
tibu (noun 9/10), pl tibu, perfume (type prepared from powdered
sandalwood rose water and oil of cloves).
-tibua (verb), excite.
-tibua (verb), mix.
-tibua (verb), make muddy.
-tibua (verb), provoke.
-tibua (verb), stir up.
-tibuka (verb), make muddy. (< tibua V).
-tibuka (verb), be stirred up. (< tibua V).
-tifu (adjective), dust-like.
-tifu (adjective), dusty.
-tifu (adjective), fine.
tifu (adjective), crumbly.
tifu (adjective), friable.
tifu (adjective), loose.
tifu (adjective), pulverized.
tifu (noun 5/6), pl matifu, dust. (< tifua V).
tifu (noun), pl matifu, fine sand.
-tifua (verb), make the dust rise.
-tifua (verb), pulverize.
-tifua (verb), rummage about.
-tifua (verb), shake.
-tifua (verb), stir up.
-tii (adjective), docile. (< Arabic).
-tii (adjective), obedient. akawa binti msikivu na mtii [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
-tii (verb), obey. Lucy kazoea kutii amri za mama yake [Muk].
-tii (verb), subordinate oneself.
-tii (verb), submit to.
tii (adjective), loyal.
-tiifu (adjective), obedient. alinyoshwa akawa mwanamke mtiifu [Kez].
(< tii V, Arabic).
-tiifu (adjective), submissive. (< tii V, Arabic).
tiifu (adjective), loyal.
-tiika (verb), be docile.
-tiika (verb), be obedient.
-tiika (verb), be submissive.
-tiisha (verb), dominate.
-tiisha (verb), subdue.
-tiisha (verb), subjugate.
-tiiwa (verb), be obeyed. (< tii V, Arabic).
tija (noun), earnings.
tija (noun), income.
tija (noun), profit.
tija (noun), prosperity.
tija (noun), wealth.
tija (noun 9/10), pl tija, productivity.
tija (noun 9/10), pl tija, good results.
tijara (noun), cf. tajiri.
tijara (noun), merchandise.
tijara (noun), profit.
tijara (noun), wares.
tike (adverb), exactly.
tike (adverb), good!.
tike (adverb), precisely.
tike (adverb), right!.
-tikisa (verb), agitate.
-tikisa (verb), disturb.
-tikisa (verb), excite.
-tikisa (verb), move back and forth.
-tikisa (verb), shock.
-tikisa (verb), cause a vibration.
-tikisa (verb transitive), shake. wanatikisa vichwa vyao [Muk].
-tikisika (verb), quaver. (< tikisa V).
-tikisika (verb), be shaky. (< tikisa V).
-tikisika (verb), trembling. (< tikisa V).
-tikisika (verb), unsteady. (< tikisa V).
-tikisika (verb), wobbling. (< tikisa V).
-tikisika (verb potential), be shattered. (< tikisa V).
-tikiswa (verb), quaver. (< tikisa V).
-tikiswa (verb), be shaken. (< tikisa V).
-tikiswa (verb), be trembled. (< tikisa V).
-tikita (verb), chew (thoroughly).
-tikita (verb), grind.
-tikita (verb), masticate (thoroughly).
-tikita (verb), pound.
-tikita (verb), pulverize.
tikiti (noun), pass. (< Engl).
tikiti (noun 9/10), pl tikiti, ticket.
tikiti (noun), ticket. (< Engl).
tikiti (noun 5/6), pl matikiti, watermelon.
tikitiki (adjective), cf. teke.
-tikitiza (verb), grind up finely.
-tikitiza (verb), roll the hips.
-tikiza (verb), bear.
-tikiza (verb), endure.
-tikiza (verb), put up with.
-tikiza (verb), suffer.
-tikiza (verb), tolerate.
tikti (noun), cf. tikiti. (< Engl).
tikti (noun), pass. (< Engl).
tikti (noun), ticket. (< Engl).
tilatila (adverb), well mixed.
tilatila (adverb), variegated.
-tilia mkazo (verb), emphasize.
-tilia mkazo (verb), stress. akipinda midomo yake kwa kiburi kutilia
mkazo kila neno [Mun].
-tilifika (verb), decrease.
-tilifika (verb), become less.
-tilifika (verb), be lost.
-tilifika (verb potential), fade away. mara utaziona zinalika,
zinatilifika [Abd]. (< Arabic).
-tilifu (verb), destroy.
-tilifu (verb), give up.
-tilifu (verb), get rid of.
-tilifu (verb), ruin.
-tilifu (verb), terminate.
-tilisha (verb appl-caus), make someone put. (< tia V).
timamu (adjective), complete. (< Arabic).
timamu (adjective), finished.
timamu (adjective), perfect. (< Arabic).
timamu (adjective), present (in full strength or with perfect
attendance).
timamu (noun), conclusion.
timazi (noun 9/10), pl timazi, pendulum.
timazi (noun), plumb bob.
timazi (noun 9/10), pl timazi, plummet.
timazi (noun 9/10), pl timazi, sounding-lead.
-timba (verb), dig. [dial]
timba (noun 9/10), pl timba, necklace.
timba (noun 9/10), pl timba, sprouted grain (for making beer).
timba (noun 9/10), pl timba, string of beads.
timbe (noun), casting (rough).
timbe (noun 9/10), pl timbe, lump of metal.
timbi (noun), pl matimbi, cf. chimvi.
timbi (noun 9/10), pl timbi, bracelet (of silver globules).
-timbua (verb), stir up (maize or millet when being pounded in a mortar
to keep it from sticking ).
-timia (verb), accomplish.
-timia (verb), arrive (time).
-timia (verb), appl. of timu.
-timia (verb), be completed.
-timia (verb), be over.
-timia (verb), reach (time).
-timilifu (adjective), complete. (< timia V).
-timilifu (adjective), consummate. (< timia V).
-timilifu (adjective), finished. (< timia V).
-timilifu (adjective), perfect. (< timia V).
timilifu (adjective), faultless.
-timiliza (verb), carry out (a contract or judgement).
-timiliza (verb), execute (a contract or judgement).
-timiliza (verb), perform.
-timiliza (verb appl-caus), comply with. aitimilize nia yake [Muk]. (<
timia V, Arabic).
-timiliza (verb appl-caus), fulfill. (< timia V, Arabic).
-timiliza (verb appl-caus), satisfy. (< timia V, Arabic).
-timiza (verb), accomplish. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), carry out. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), complete. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), finish. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), fulfill. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), include.
-timiza (verb), perfect. (< timia V).
-timiza (verb), reach (age). (< timia V).
-timiza ngoa (verb), satisfy desire.
-timiza ngoa (verb), satisfy desire. timiza ngoa. satisfy desire.
-timiza ngoa (verb), satisfy lust. timiza ngoa. satisfy lust.
-timizia (verb), accomplish for. (< timia V).
-timizia (verb), complete for. (< timia V).
-timizia (verb), finish for. (< timia V).
-timizia (verb), fulfill. (< timia V).
-timka (verb), be dishevelled (of feathers or hair).
-timka (verb), flee.
-timka (verb), be ruffled.
-timka (verb), be off like a shot.
-timka (verb), go at a trot.
-timka (verb), trot.
-timka (verb potential), dash.
-timka (verb potential), be ruffled. nywele zake zilikuwa zimetimka
[Sul].
-timka (verb potential), run. Biti Kocho hakujua vipi, alitimka, akaenda
kusimama mbele ya Tamima [Moh], alivundumka, akafutuka, akatimka [Moh].
-timka (verb potential), rush.
-timka mbio (verb), fling oneself.
-timka mbio (verb), hurl oneself. Asumini kiokotaji kilitimka mbio bila
ya kuhisi miparuro [Moh].
-timu (verb), be accomplished. (< Arabic).
-timu (verb), be complete. akingoja muda utimu [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-timu (verb), be concluded.
-timu (verb), contain.
-timu (verb), be done. (< Arabic).
-timu (verb), be finished.
-timu (verb), be included. watu wote wametimia.
-timu (verb), be perfect.
timu (noun 9/10), pl timu, team.
-timua (verb), take off fast. (< timka V).
-timuka (verb), flee.
-timuka (verb), run (of animals). simba alipolikaribia lile kundi
ng'ombe wote walitimka..
-timuka (verb), go at a trot (of animals).
timutimu (adjective), ruffled hair. (< timka V).
-tinda (verb), cut the throat.
-tinda (verb), slaughter.
-tinda (verb), stick (pigs etc).
tinda (noun), pl matinda, string of beads.
tinda (noun 5/6), pl matinda, necklace.
-tindanga (verb), make one's way (through dense underground or water).
-tindanga (verb), push through (dense underground or water).
-tindanga (verb), shine through (open places in thick vegetation).
-tindanga (verb), barely show through (open places in thick vegetation).
-tindanga (verb), traverse (with difficulty or against resistance).
tindi (adjective), half-grown.
tindi (adjective), unripe (of grains).
tindi (noun), pl mitindi, matindi, buttermilk. [usually--mtindi wa
maziwa.
tindi (noun), pl mitindi, matindi, intoxicating (alcoholic) beverage (in
gen.).
tindi (noun), pl matindi, buttermilk. [usually -wa maziwa or maziwa ya
mtindi.
tindi (noun 5/6), pl matindi, spoke of bicycle wheel.
tindi (noun), pl matindi, intoxicating beverage (in gen.).
tindiga (noun), thorny swamp plant.
-tindika (verb), clip off (plants).
-tindika (verb), conclude.
-tindika (verb), end.
-tindika (verb), come to an end.
-tindika (verb), fail.
-tindika (verb), fail.
-tindika (verb), lop off (plants).
-tindika (verb), run out.
-tindika (verb), fall short.
-tindika (verb), run short.
tindikali (noun 9/10), pl tindikali, flux.
tindikali (noun 9/10), pl tindikali, soldering lead.
-tindikana (verb), be cut off from each other.
-tindikana (verb), be dispossessed.
-tindikana (verb), be separated from each other.
-tindikia (verb), be deficient. tindikia chakula.
-tindikia (verb), run short of something.
-tindikiwa (verb), be made to come to an end. (< tindika V).
-tindikiwa (verb), be short of. (< tindika V).
tindo (noun 9/10), pl tindo, cold chisel for cutting metal.
tine (noun), pl matine, penis. [anat]
tineja (noun), teenager. (< Engl.). [Nairobi?]
ting'ating'a (noun), pl mating'ating'a, police car (with siren).
ting'ating'a (noun), pl mating'ating'a, tractor.
ting'ating'a (noun), pl mating'ating'a, tunnel.
-tinga (verb), get the better of.
-tinga (verb), bob up and down.
-tinga (verb), defeat.
-tinga (verb), overcome.
-tinga (verb), roll.
-tinga (verb), shake.
-tinga (verb), toss.
-tinga (verb), vibrate.
tingatinga (noun), tractor.
tinge (noun 9/10), pl tinge, dancing game.
tingetinge (noun 9/10), pl tingetinge, bridge. (< tinga V).
tingetinge (noun 9/10), pl tingetinge, vibrating bridge. (< tinga V).
-tingisha (verb), move. (< tinga V).
-tingisha (verb), shake. (< tinga V).
-tingisha (verb), vibrate. (< tinga V).
-tingisha (verb), cause a vibration. (< tinga V).
tingitingi (noun), bridge.
tingitingi (noun 9/10), pl tingitingi, vibrating bridge. (< tinga V).
tini (noun 9/10), pl mitini, fig tree (Ficus carica).
tipati (noun), tea party. [Nairobi?]
tipitipi (noun), coucal (species of). [ornith]
tipwa (adjective), healthy.
tipwa (adjective), strong.
tipwa (adjective), sturdy.
tipwa (adjective), vigorous.
tipwatipwa (adjective), healthy.
tipwatipwa (adjective), strong.
tipwatipwa (adjective), sturdy.
tipwatipwa (adjective), vigorous.
-tiringa (verb), cut notches.
-tiringa (verb), notch.
-tiringa (verb), score.
-tiririka (verb), drip.
-tiririka (verb), flow.
-tiririka (verb), glide.
-tiririka (verb), slide along. yule kijana akitiririka kwa mwendo wake
wa kutojali [Sul].
-tiririka (verb), slither (of a snake).
-tiririka (verb), trickle. chozi linamtiririka [Moh].
-tiririka (verb), glide.
-sema tirivyogo la maneno (verb), mumble. akisema tirivyogo la maneno
yasiyotambulikana [Sul]. as (s)he mumbled words which were
incomprehensible.
-sema tirivyogo la maneno (verb), mutter.
tirivyogo (noun 5/6), pl matirivyogo, disorderly mass.
tirivyogo (noun 5/6), pl matirivyogo, medley.
tisa (noun 9/10), nine. tisa-a-tisa.
tisaini (noun), ninety. [rare]
tisashara (noun), nineteen. kumi na kenda. [rare]
tisatashara (noun), nineteen. kumi na kenda. [rare]
tisau (noun), a ninth.
-tisha (verb), frighten. nayaogopa yale macho yake yanavyonitisha [Sul].
-tisha (verb), intimidate.
-tisha (verb), menace.
-tisha (verb), be nervous.
-tisha (verb), be timid.
-tisha (verb), be timorous.
-tisha (verb), scare.
-tisha (verb), threaten.
tishali (noun), pl matishali, barge. [naut]
tishali (noun), pl matishali, lighter. [naut]
tishali (noun), pl matishali, tug.
tishari (noun), pl matishari, barge. [naut]
tishari (noun), pl matishari, lighter. [naut]
tishari (noun), pl matishari, tug.
tishari (noun 5/6), pl matishari, tugboat.
-tishia (verb), threaten. "Nunga, nakupa muda wa dakika mbili [...]"
Yohana akatishia [Mun], akizikweza bangili zilizotishia kuvuka katika
mikono yake myembamba [Sul]. (< tisha V).
tisho (noun), pl matisho, danger.
tisho (noun), pl matisho, menace.
tisho (noun 5/6), pl matisho, scare. (< tisha V).
tisho (noun 5/6), pl matisho, terrifying thing. (< tisha V).
tisho (noun), pl matisho, terror.
tisho (noun 5/6), pl matisho, threat. (< tisha V).
-tishwa (verb), frighten. (< tisha V).
-tishwa (verb), menace. (< tisha V).
-tishwa (verb), be threatened. (< tisha V).
tisini (noun), ninety.
tisti (adverb), firmly. simama tisti.
tisti (adverb), immovably.
tisu (noun), muslin (fine). (< Engl. tissue?).
tita (noun 5/6), pl matita, bundle (of grass or firewood).
kilembwa cha titi (noun), pl vilembwa vya titi, nipple.
titi (noun 5/6), pl matiti, breast.
titi (noun), pl matiti, nipple. [anat]
titi (noun 9), of being pitch-black.
titi (noun), pl matiti, teat. [anat]
-titia (verb), be arched.
-titia (verb), break down (under a burden).
-titia (verb), collapse.
-titia (verb), be raised.
-titia (verb), stagger.
-titia (verb), walk in a stooped position.
-titiga (verb), beat.
-titiga (verb), hit.
-titiga (verb), stir vigorously.
-titiga (verb), whip.
-titima (verb), clatter.
-titima (verb), rattle.
-titima (verb), roll.
-titima (verb), rumble.
-titimka (verb), be in excited state. (< titima V).
-titimka (verb), flee.
-titimka (verb), be ruffled (of feathers or hair).
-titimka (verb), run (of animals).
-titimka (verb), rush out. (< titima V).
-titimka (verb), go at a trot (of animals).
-titimua (verb), throw into confusion. (< titima V).
tiva (noun), bou-bou (species of). [ornith]
tiva (noun), puffback (species of). [ornith]
tiva (noun), shrike (species of). [ornith]
-tiwa (verb), be put into. (< tia V).
-tiwa maji (verb), be taken aback. kila mtu alikuwa katiwa maji [Moh].
-tizama (verb), look at. (< tazama V).
to (infix), non- (verbal infix forming the negative of infinitives).
to (infix), not (verbal infix forming the negative of infinitives).
-toa (verb), display.
-toa (verb), emit.
-toa (verb), give out. toa habari.
-toa (verb), issue. toa amri.
-toa (verb), be lacking. kutofanya.
-toa (verb), offer.
-toa (verb), present.
-toa (verb), produce.
-toa (verb), publish.
-toa (verb), put out.
-toa (verb), remove. toa kazini.
-toa (verb), show. toa meno.
-toa (verb), spend.
-toa (verb), subtract. kumi kutoa tano ni tano. [math]
-toa (verb), take out. ili aweze kutoa mchango kama wenzake [Sul],
alikuwa hajatoa hata chapa kuwalipia watoto ada ya shule [Kez], Bibi wa
Subira hapo hapo alimtoa mtoto kwenda kuwaita nduguze [Sul], Bahati
alikwisha toa kauli yake [Sul], kidogo macho kayatoa [Abd].
-toa (verb), put forth.
-toa (verb), reduce.
-toa (verb), save (from something).
-toa (verb), take out.
-toa pumzi (verb), breathe out.
toa (noun), defect.
toa (noun), fault.
toa (noun), want.
-toa pepo (verb), exorcise a spirit.
-toa pumuzi (verb), breathe out. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-toa pumuzi (verb), exhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-toa pumzi (verb), breathe out. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-toa pumzi (verb), exhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the entire
day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-toa ruhsa (verb), grant permission.
-toa ruhusa (verb), grant permission.
-toa rukhsa (verb), grant permission.
-toa staha (verb), show reverence.
-toamini (verb), distrust.
-toamini (verb), lack faith.
toasi (noun 5/6), pl matoasi, cymbal. [music]
toba (noun), confession. omba toba. [rel]
toba (noun), contrition.
toba (noun 9/10), pl toba, pardon. (< Arabic).
toba (noun), penance. [rel]
toba (noun 9/10), pl toba, penitence. (< tubu V).
toba (noun 9/10), pl toba, regret. (< tubu V).
toba (noun 9/10), pl toba, remorse. (< tubu V).
toba (noun 9/10), pl toba, repentance. alikwenda kumwomba bwana'ke toba
[Kez]. (< Arabic).
tobo (noun 5/6), pl matobo, hole. (< toboa V).
tobo (noun), pl matobo, opening.
-toboa (verb), assert.
-toboa (verb), break through. ameingia nyumba kwa kutoboa ukuta.
-toboa (verb), make a way.
-toboa (verb), force one's way through something.
-toboa (verb), make a hole. anaogopa kutoboa ardhi ya Mungu [Kez].
-toboa (verb), insist.
-toboa (verb), maintain.
-toboa (verb), passage.
-toboa (verb), penetrate.
-toboa (verb), perforate.
-toboa (verb), pierce.
-toboa (verb), tell frankly (informal). Padri leo katoboa! [Kez].
-tobolewa (verb), be bored or dug. (< toboa V).
-tobosha (verb), caus. of toboa.
tobwe (noun 5/6), pl matobwe, blind hole. (< toboa V).
tobwe (noun 5/6an), pl matobwe, fool.
tobwe (noun), pl matobwe, hole.
tobwe (noun), pl matobwe, opening.
tobwe (noun 5/6), pl matobwe, pin hole. (< toboa V).
tobwe (noun), pl matobwe, stupid person.
tobwe (noun), pl matobwe, wood of the mtobwe shrub.
tochi (noun 9/10), pl tochi, flashlight. (< eng).
tochi (noun 9/10), pl tochi, lighter.
tochi (noun 9/10), pl tochi, torch. (< eng).
tochi (noun), flashlight. (< Engl.).
tochi (noun), torch (electric). (< Engl.).
tofaa (noun 5/6), pl matofaa, apple (kind of). (< Arabic).
tofaa (noun), pl matofaa, lighter (cigarette).
tofali (noun 5/6), pl matofali, brick.
tofali (noun), pl matofali, brick. matofali ya kuchoma.
tofali (noun), pl matofali, fruit of the rose-apple tree.
tofali (noun 5/6), pl matofali, tile.
tofali la zege (noun), pl matofali ya zege, concrete block.
tofauti (adjective), different.
tofauti (adjective), dissimilar.
tofauti (adverb), differently.
tofauti (noun), defect.
tofauti (noun 9/10), pl tofauti, difference. tofauti za elimu na majilio
ya mtu anayerudi safari ya Ulaya [Moh]. (< Arabic).
tofauti (noun), discrepancy.
tofauti (noun), dispute.
tofauti (noun), distinction.
tofauti (noun), fault.
tofauti (noun), quarrel.
-tofautiana (verb reciprocal), be different. hakikuwa kilio kamili,
kwani kilitofautiana sana na kile kilio... [Mt]. (< tofauti N, Arabic).
-tofautisha (verb), make a distinction. ni lazima utofautishe kati ya
mtu na mtu usiwaamini wote.
-tofautisha (verb), distinguish. (< tofauti n).
-tofoa (verb), damage.
-tofoa (verb), destroy. pofua macho.
-tofoa (verb), ruin.
-tofoa (verb), stab. amemtofoa jicho na kalamu yake.
-tofoa (verb), stick.
-tofua (verb), damage.
-tofua (verb), destroy. pofua macho.
-tofua (verb), ruin.
-tofua (verb), stab. amemtofoa jicho na kalamu yake.
-tofua (verb), stick.
-toga (verb), pierce (the ears for earrings). toga mtoto.
-toga sikio (verb), pierce the ear.
-toga mapete (verb), pierce the ears. siku hizi wamekuwa chanda na pete.
"they are now like ring and finger (i.e., close friends)".. (< peta V).
togwa (adjective), pass. of toga.
togwa (noun 9/10), pl togwa, beer in sweet unintoxicating stage.
togwa (noun), unfermented beverage made of various grains with water and
sugar.. hii si pombe ni togwa.
togwa (noun 9/10), pl togwa, soft drink.
tohara (noun 9/10), pl tohara, circumcision. (< tahiri V).
tohara (noun 9/10), pl tohara, ceremonial cleanliness. (< tahiri V).
tohara (noun), purgatory. (< Christ.).
tohara (noun), ritual purity (us. through circumcision). hana tohara.
(< Isl.).
tohe (noun), wild goat (kind of).
toi (noun), wild goat (kind of).
kutoingilia(na) (noun), non-intervention. (< ingia V). [pol]
-toja (verb), drip. huku videvu vikitoja machozi [Sul].
-toja (verb), make an incision.
-toja (verb), scarify.
-toja (verb), tattoo. tattoo mshipa.
tojo (noun), pl matojo, cut.
tojo (noun), pl matojo, drop.
tojo (noun 9/10), pl tojo, gash. (< toja V).
tojo (noun 9/10), pl tojo, incision. (< toja V).
tojo (noun), pl matojo, slash.
tojo (noun), pl matojo, tattoo(ing).
-toka (verb), originate in. ametoka Unguja.
-toka (verb), quit.
-toka (verb), recover from. toka ugonjwani.
-toka (verb), be rid of.
-toka (verb potential), come from. akienda wapi? akitoka wapi? [Sul].
(< toa).
-toka (verb potential), come out. walitoka nje [Kez], hata damu ikamtoka
puani na mdomoni [Kez]. (< toa).
-toka (verb potential), go out. (< toa).
-toka (verb), go away.
-toka (verb), leave.
-toka (verb), get out.
toka (preposition), away from.
toka (preposition), from.
toka (preposition), out of.
toka (preposition), since.
-tokana (verb), according to. (< toka V).
-tokana (verb), be caused by.
-tokana (verb), derive from. (< toka V).
-tokana (verb), part from each other.
-tokana (verb), originate. (< toka V).
-tokana (verb), leave from each other.
-tokana (verb), result from. (< toka V).
-tokea (verb applicative), appear. (< toka V).
-tokea (verb applicative), come out. alipotokea mtu ghafla [Moh,
zitakutokea puani siku moja [Ma], nimtokee kwa wapi mimi Aziza [Abd]. (<
toka V).
-tokea (verb applicative), happen. (< toka V).
-tokea (verb applicative), occur. wewe unachukua dhamana kwa lo lote
litalotokea [Sul]. (< toka V).
-tokea (verb), appear. (< toka V).
-tokea (verb), happen.
-tokea (verb), occur.
-tokea (verb), be a result of.
-tokea (verb), result from.
-tokea (verb), be saved from something.
tokea (preposition), away from.
tokea (preposition), from.
tokea (preposition), out of.
tokea (preposition), since. tokea lini utoto una ahadi imara [Moh]. (<
toka V).
tokea hapo (adverb), actually. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), exactly. 'Tokea hapo [...] mnataka talaka siyo?'
[Moh]. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), hence. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), indeed. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), really. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), since then. tokea hapo udongo upatilize uli maji
[Moh]. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea hapo (adverb), until now. tokea hapo Tamima ameshapoteza damu
nyingi kwenye uzazi [Moh]. (< toka V, hapo dem).
tokea zamani (adverb), for a long time. (< toka V, zamani N).
tokeapo (adverb), long ago.
tokeapo (adverb), from time immemorial.
tokeapo (adverb), since.
tokeo (noun), pl matokeo, appartition.
tokeo (noun), pl matokeo, appearance.
tokeo (noun 5/6), pl matokeo, consequence. (< toka V).
tokeo (noun 5/6), pl matokeo, event. (< toka V).
tokeo (noun), pl matokeo, occurence.
tokeo (noun 5/6), pl matokeo, going out (act of). (< toka V).
tokeo (noun 5/6), pl matokeo, result. (< toka V).
tokeo (noun 5/6), pl matokeo, sequel. (< toka V).
tokeo (noun), pl matokeo, vision.
-tokewa (verb appl-pass), see unexpectedly in front of oneself.
alitokewa na Mansuri [Sul]. (< toka V).
-tokeza (verb), emerge. (< toka V).
-tokeza (verb), be prominent. (< toka V).
-tokeza (verb), put out. (< toka V).
-tokeza (verb causative), appear. kwenye kishikio cha taa hizo imetokeza
waya ndefu [Muk]. (< toka V).
-tokeza (verb causative), come out. (< toka V).
-tokezea (verb appl-caus), appear. ki-Asumini kilipotokezea kukaa
vibaya [Moh]. (< toka V).
toki (noun), cf. mtoki.
-tokomea (verb), arrive.
-tokomea (verb), be completely destroyed.
-tokomea (verb), disappear.
-tokomea (verb), enter a place (with much noise and confusion).
-tokomea (verb), vanish. kilitokomea chumbani au chooni kujificha [Moh].
-tokomeza (verb), annihilate. (< tokomea V).
-tokomeza (verb), destroy.
-tokomeza (verb), reduce to nothing. (< tokomea V).
-tokomeza (verb), scatter.
-tokomeza (verb), spread.
tokoni (noun), pl matokoni, coccyx. [anat]
tokono (noun), pl matokono, coccyx. [anat]
-tokosa (verb), boil. (< tokota V).
-tokosa (verb), cook.
-tokosa (verb), fry.
-tokota (verb), be boiled.
-tokota (verb), be coocked.
-tokota (verb), be fried.
-tokuwa na kazi na (verb), do not know what to do with.
-tokuwa na kazi na (verb), have no need of. ana mifedha mingi asiyokuwa
na kazi nayo [Sul].
-tokuwa na roho (verb), be upset. Maimuna alikuwa chumbani kwake, hana
roho [Moh].
-tokwa (na) (verb passive), bleed. (< toka V).
-tokwa (na) (verb passive), come out (of bleeding, shedding tears,
perspiring, etc.). Rukia hakutokwa na walao chozi moja [Mt], akilia na
kutokwa jasho [Muk]. (< toka V).
tola (noun 9/10), pl tola, unit of weight (for precious metals and
perfumes, equals about 1/2 ounce or 14 g).
tola (noun), weight (unit for precious metals and perfumes, equals about
1/2 ounce or 14 grams).
tolatola (adjective), choice. [rare]
tolatola (adjective), selected. [rare]
-tolea (verb), give to.
-tolea (verb), remove from.
-tolea (verb), save from.
-tolea (verb), take away.
-toleana (verb), give to each other.
toleo (noun), pl matoleo, that which is delivered.
toleo (noun 5/6), pl matoleo, distributed thing. (< toa V).
toleo (noun 5/6), pl matoleo, edition. (< toa V).
toleo (noun 5/6), pl matoleo, offering. (< toa V).
toleo (noun), pl matoleo, that which goes out.
toleo (noun), pl matoleo, production.
-tolewa (verb passive), be published. (< toa V).
-tolewa (verb appl-pass), be offered. akatolewa kiti akakaa [Sul]. and
s/he was offered a chair and sat. (< toa V).
-tolewa (verb passive), be put out. (< toa V).
-tolewa (verb passive), be said. [maneno hayo] yalitolewa kwa fumbo na
mamaake [Moh], baridi kama aliyetolewa ndani ya barafu [Sul]. (< toa V).
-tolewa (verb passive), be given. (< toa V).
toli (noun), braid.
toli (noun), cord.
toli (noun), thread.
-toma (verb), thrust (in).
-tomasa (verb), feel (something soft). alianza kuyatomasa mashavu yale
[Muk].
-tomasa (verb), knead softly.
-tomasa (verb), press gently.
-tomasa (verb), squeeze (gently).
-tomba (verb), copulate. [vulg]
-tomba (verb), fornicate. [vulg]
-tombana (verb), (extremely vulgar term for) copulation. [vulg]
tombo (noun), quail.
tomboo (noun), quail.
tomboro (noun), quail.
tomboroko (noun), quail.
-tomea (verb), plaster.
-tomea (verb), reinforce (a wall) by coating with mortar mixed with small
stones.
-tomea (verb), roughcast.
-tomesha (verb), egg on.
-tomesha (verb), incite.
-tomesha (verb), sic on ( a dog).
-tomesha (verb), stir up.
-tomesha (verb), urge to attack.
-tomhusu ndewe wala sikio (phrase), not concern someone at all. [maneno
hayo] hayakumhusu ndewe wala sikio [Moh]. (< idiomatic).
-tomkalia vyema (verb), forebode nothing good. msogeo wake haukumkalia
vyema Tamima [Moh].
-tomoa (verb), deflower ( a virgin ). (< rare).
-tomoa (verb), pierce. (< rare).
-tomoa (verb), break through. (< rare).
tomoko (noun), pl matomoko, custard apple (fruit of the mtomoko or
mtopetope).
tomondo (noun), pl matomondo, fruit of the motomondo.
tomondo (noun), hippopotamus. ( = kiboko). [dialect]
-tona (verb), drip.
-tona (verb), form a drop or dot. chunusi mbili-tatu zikatona uso wake
[Sul].
-tona (verb), scatter.
-tona (verb), strew.
tondo (noun), snail (species of).
tondoo (noun), fruit of the mtondoo.
tondoo (noun 5/6), pl matondoo, thimble.
tone (noun 5/6), pl matone, dot.
tone (noun 5/6), pl matone, drop of liquid. hapakuwa na njia ya kuepuka
matone hayo ya maji baridi [Ng].
-tonesha (verb), cf. tonosha.
-tonesha (verb), hurt someone by inadvertently bumping a sore or wound.
-tonesha (kidonda) (verb causative), hurt a sore. umetonesha kidonda
kinachowasumbua wanakijiji wengi [Kez]. (< tona V).
-tonewa (verb), be sprinkled. (< tona V).
tonga (noun 5/6), pl matonga, basket.
tonga (noun 5/6), pl matonga, coconut (when full of milk and in late
stage).
tonge (noun), ball (of ugali or rice etc.).
tonge (noun 5/6), pl matonge, lump (small).
tonge (noun 5/6), pl matonge, small rounded mass.
tongo (noun), pl matongo, banana (variety of). ( = mgomba).
tongo (noun), pl matongo, deserted village. ( = hame, kihame).
-tongoza (verb), lead astray.
-tongoza (verb), seduce ( a woman).
-tongozwa (verb), be seduced. (< tongoza V).
toni (noun 9/10), pl toni, tone (music).
-tonoka (verb), get fat.
-tonoka (verb), flourish.
-tonoka (verb), regain health.
-tonoka (verb), become healthy.
-tonoka (verb), prosper.
-tonoka (verb), regain strength.
-tonoka (verb), put on weight.
-tononeka (verb), get fat.
-tononeka (verb), flourish.
-tononeka (verb), regain health.
-tononeka (verb), become healthy.
-tononeka (verb), prosper.
-tononeka (verb), regain strength.
-tononeka (verb), put on weight.
-tononoka (verb), get fat.
-tononoka (verb), fatten.
-tononoka (verb), flourish.
-tononoka (verb), flourish.
-tononoka (verb), regain health.
-tononoka (verb), become healthy.
-tononoka (verb), prosper.
-tononoka (verb), regain strength.
-tononoka (verb), put on weight.
-tonosha (verb), hurt someone by inadvertently bumping a sore or wound.
-toona raha (verb), be ill at ease. mimi sioni raha kulishwa na mtu
ajinabi [Abd].
top (adverb), to a high degree. (< Engl.).
top (adverb), extremely. (< Engl.).
topas (noun 5/6an), pl matopas, latrine cleaner.
topas (noun 5/6an), pl matopas, scavenger.
topas (noun 5/6an), pl matopasi, street sweeper.
tope (noun 5/6an), pl matope, crowd.
tope (noun), pl matope, dirt.
tope (noun 5/6), pl matope, mud.
tope (noun), pl matope, great number of people.
-topea (verb), be overwhelmed with difficulties.
-topea (verb), be plunged in something.
-topea (verb), sink in.
-topea (verb), be submerged in something.
-topea (verb), get into trouble.
topetope (noun), pl matopetope, fruit of the matopetope. ( = tomoko).
-topeza (verb), drag down. (< topea V).
-topeza (verb), cause something to plunge into something else.
-topeza (verb), press in. (< topea V).
-topeza (verb), cause something to sink in.
-topeza (verb), make (legs) stick in. (< topea V).
topito (noun), catapult. (< Engl.).
topito (noun), slingshot. (< Engl.).
topito (noun), torpedo. (< Engl.).
-topoa (verb), counteract.
-topoa (verb), extricate (from difficulties).
-topoa (verb), set free from a spell. (< topea V).
-topoa (verb), release (from a magic spell).
-topoa (verb), pull out.
-topoa (verb), set free (from a magic spell).
-topoa (verb), resucue.
tora (noun), cf. chora.
tora (noun), cackle (of hens).
tora (noun 14), pl tora, orderliness.
tora (noun), regularity. (< rare).
tora (noun 9/10), pl tora, spear (small).
torati (noun), the Pentateuch. [rel]
torati (noun 9/10), pl torati, Torah (Jewish law).
toria (noun), pl matoria, liana (kind of).
-toroka (verb), desert. tangu alipotoroka kwao Mbiju [Sul].
-toroka (verb), escape.
-toroka (verb), flee.
-toroka (verb), run away.
-toroka (verb), play truant.
-toroka (verb), escape.
-toroka (verb), flee.
-torosha (verb), elope. (< toroka V).
-torosha (verb), entice away. (< toroka V).
-tosa (verb), plunge into water. (< cf. -tota).
-tosa (verb), cause to sink. (< cf. -tota).
-tosa (verb), squander.
-tosa (verb), submerge (something or someone).
-tosa (verb), waste.
tosa (adjective), ripening.
tosa (noun 5/6), pl matosa, fruit just ripening. (< cf. -tota).
-tosha (verb), be adequate.
-tosha (verb), be enough.
-tosha (verb), be satisfactory.
-tosha (verb), suffice.
-tosha (verb), be sufficienct.
-tosheka (verb potential), have enough. (< tosha V).
-tosheka (verb potential), be satisfied (with). natosheka na umaskini
wangu [Sul], kwisha kutosheka na picha hiyo, Biti Kocho aligeuka [Moh].
(< tosha V).
-tosheleza (verb), fulfill (the terms or requirements of something).
-tosheleza (verb), be sufficient for. (< tosha V).
-tosheleza (verb appl-caus), satisfy. kutosheleza mahitaji yetu [Ng].
(< tosha V).
-tota (verb), go down.
-tota (verb), be drowned.
-tota (verb), drown.
-tota (verb), founder ( of ships). [naut]
-tota (verb), lose irrecoverably.
-tota (verb), be ruined.
-tota (verb), sink.
-tota (verb), become wet.
toto (noun 5/6), pl matoto, big child. (< -toto N).
toto (noun), pl matoto, part ( of a whole).
-totoma (verb), get lost.
-totoma (verb), wander about.
-totora (verb), pick the teeth. ( = chokoa).
-tovu (verb), lacking.
tovu (adjective), missing.
tovu (noun), pl matovu, augment. of kitovu.
-towa (verb), cf. toa.
towashi (noun 5/6), pl matowashi, eunuch.
towe (noun), potter's clay. ( = udonge).
-towea (verb), add to.
-towea (verb), flavor.
-towea (verb), put into (food).
-towea (verb), season (food).
-toweka (verb), be absent.
-toweka (verb), be beside oneself.
-toweka (verb), disappear. furaha yote imetoweka [Muk].
-toweka (verb), be lacking.
-toweka (verb), vanish.
-towelea (verb), flavor.
-towelea (verb), season.
toweo (noun), pl matoweo, cf. kitoweo.
-towesha (verb), defect.
-towesha (verb), destroy.
-towesha (verb), dissipate.
-towesha (verb), fault.
-towesha (verb), lack.
-towesha (verb), ruin.
-towesha (verb), scatter.
-towesha (verb), want.
-towesha (verb), put out of the way.
-toza (verb), collect.
-toza (verb), extract. (< toa V).
-toza (verb), impose.
-toza (verb), seize. (< toa V).
toza (noun 5/6), pl matoza, bowl (of tobacco pipe).
-tozwa (verb), be charged. (< toa V).
trakta (noun), pl matrakta, tractor. (< Engl.).
manuku (noun), transcript. transcript. [rare]
manukuu (noun), transcript. transcript. [rare]
transfoma (noun 9/10), pl transfoma, transformer. (< Engl.).
transista (noun), transistor. (< Engl.).
manuku (noun), translation. translation. [rare]
manukuu (noun), translation. translation. [rare]
makombo (noun), trash. trash.
trekta (noun 5/6), pl matrekta, tractor.
treni (noun), railroad train. (< Engl.).
madende (noun), pl madende, trill. trill. [rare]
tropiki (noun), tropics. (< Engl.).
tu (adverb), completely.
tu (adverb), just.
tu (adverb), merely.
tu (adverb), nothing but.
tu (adverb), only.
tu (adverb), utterly.
-tua (verb), cf. chua.
-tua (verb), calm down.
-tua (verb), halt. awe jeuri ... awe na kasoro ... hapa ametua [Mt],
ukanda ulitua juu ya mwili wa Tamima [Moh], macho yake yalitua kwenye
picha kubwa [Kez].
-tua (verb), land (an airplane). Jua litatua saa moja usiku..
-tua (verb), put down.
-tua (verb), come to rest.
-tua (verb), rest.
-tua (verb), take a rest.
-tua (verb), satisfy.
-tua (verb), set (esp. of the sun). Jua litatua saa moja usiku..
-tua (verb), cause to settle.
-tua (verb), stop. lakini Maksuudi alimtua [Moh].
tua (noun), blemish.
tua (noun), calumny.
tua (noun), destiny.
tua (noun), disgrace.
tua (noun), fate.
tua (noun), libel.
tua (noun), slander.
tua (noun), stigma.
-tuama (verb), settle down. (< tua V).
-tuama (verb), lead a settled existence.
-tuama (verb), subside. (< tua V).
-tuana (verb), reach an agreement.
-tuana (verb), settle down together.
-tubu (verb), be penitent. (< toba N).
-tubu (verb), regret.
-tubu (verb), feel remorse.
-tubu (verb), repent. (< toba N).
tufaha (noun 5/6), pl matufaha, apple (kind of). kuokota embe, matufaha
au madoriani [Moh]. (< Arabic).
tufali (noun), pl matufali, brick.
tufani (noun 9/10), pl tufani, hurricane.
tufani (noun 9/10), pl tufani, storm.
tufani (noun 9/10), pl tufani, tempest.
tufani (noun), typhoon.
tufe (noun 9/10), pl tufe, ball.
tufe (noun), ballgame. ( = mpira).
tufe (noun 9/10), pl tufe, globe.
tufe (noun), sphere.
tuguu (noun 5/6), pl matuguu, mat on which women grind grain.
tuhuma (noun 9/10), pl tuhuma, accusation. macho yake yalilengwalengwa
machozi ya hasira na tuhuma [Mun]. (< tuhumu V, Arabic).
tuhuma (noun 9/10), pl tuhuma, reproach. (< tuhumu V, Arabic).
tuhuma (noun 9/10), pl tuhuma, suspicion. (< tuhumu V, Arabic).
-tuhumiana (verb), suspect one another. (< tuhumu V, Arabic).
-tuhumu (verb), accuse. (< rare).
-tuhumu (verb), charge with something. (< rare).
-tuhumu (verb), suspect. (< tuhumu V, Arabic).
-tuhumu (verb), throw suspicion on. (< rare).
tui (noun 9/10), pl tui, coconut milk (from grating nutty part).
tui (noun 9/10), pl tui, juice squeezed from coconut.
-tuili (verb), be delayed.
-tuili (verb), be postponed.
-tuili (verb), be prolonged.
tuili (adjective), belated.
tuili (adjective), dilatory.
tuili (adjective), lengthy.
tuili (adjective), protracted.
-tuilisha (verb), defer.
-tuilisha (verb), delay.
-tuilisha (verb), make late.
-tuilisha (verb), postpone.
-tuilisha (verb), prolong.
-tuilisha (verb), put off.
-tuiliza (verb), defer.
-tuiliza (verb), delay.
-tuiliza (verb), make late.
-tuiliza (verb), postpone.
-tuiliza (verb), prolong.
-tuiliza (verb), put off.
tuka (noun 9/10), pl tuka, post.
tuka (noun 9/10), pl tuka, prop.
tuka (noun 9/10), pl tuka, support.
-tukana (verb), abuse. ukome kuniandikiaandikia vijibarua vyako vya
kunitukana [Ma].
-tukana (verb), curse.
-tukana (verb), insult.
-tukana (verb), revile.
-tukana (verb), swear.
-tukanana (verb), use abusive language to each other.
-tukanisha (verb), avoid someone's company.
-tukanisha (verb), treat someone with the greatest contempt.
-tukanisha (verb), make someone a public laughing-stock.
-tukanisha (verb), give someone a bad name.
-tukanisha (verb), expose someone to ridicule.
tukano (noun 5/6), pl matukano, abuse. (< tukana V).
tukano (noun 5/6), pl matukano, insult. (< tukana V).
tukano (noun), pl matukano, swearing.
-tukanwa (verb), be abused. kila mara alitukanwa na mama yake kwamba
alikuwa mvivu [Kez]. (< tukana V).
-tukanwa (verb), be insulted. kila mara alitukanwa na mama yake kwamba
alikuwa mvivu [Kez]. (< tukana V).
-tukia (verb), appear.
-tukia (verb), happen. lilitukia jambo jingine ambalo pia hakulitegemea
[Mt].
-tukia (verb), occur.
-tukia (verb), present itself.
-tukia (verb), take place.
-tukia (verb), turn out.
tukio (noun), pl matukio, accident.
tukio (noun 5/6), pl matukio, event (usually sudden). (< tukia V).
tukio (noun 5/6), pl matukio, happening. (< tukia V).
tukio (noun), pl matukio, incident.
tukio (noun 5/6), pl matukio, occurrence. (< tukia V).
-a tukizi (adjective), unusual. (< tukia V).
-tukufu (adjective), supreme. (< tukuka V).
tukufu (adjective), glorious (of God). (< tukuka V).
tukufu (adjective), grand. (< tukuka V).
tukufu (adjective), great.
tukufu (adjective), honorable. (< tukuka V).
tukufu (adjective), important.
tukufu (adjective), widely known.
tukufu (adjective), majestic.
tukufu (adjective), manigicent.
tukufu (adjective), generally recognized.
-tukuka (verb), be famous.
-tukuka (verb), be worthy of glory.
-tukuka (verb), be great.
-tukuka (verb), be important.
-tukuka (verb), be widely known.
-tukuka (verb), be praiseworthy.
-tukuka (verb), be generally recognized.
-tukusha (verb), annoy.
-tukusha (verb), make someone nervous.
-tukusha (verb), make someone restless.
-tukusha (verb), torment.
-tukuta (verb), be alarmed.
-tukuta (verb), be impatient.
-tukuta (verb), be moody.
-tukuta (verb), be nervous.
-tukuta (verb), be restless.
-tukuta (verb), be bad-tempered.
-tukuta (verb), be worried.
-tukutika (verb), be agitated. (< tukusha V).
-tukutika (verb), be excitable.
-tukutika (verb), flutter. (< tukusha V).
-tukutika (verb), be irritable.
-tukutika (verb), be jumpy.
-tukutika (verb), quiver.
-tukutika (verb), shudder. (< tukusha V).
-tukutika (verb), start up (with fright).
-tukutika (verb), tremble.
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, emotion.
tukutiko (noun 5/6), pl matukutiko, nervous excitement. (< tukusha V).
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, excitement.
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, nervous.
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, nervousness.
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, shuddering.
tukutiko (noun), pl matukutiko, trembling.
tukutiko (noun 5/6), pl matukutiko, tremor. (< tukusha V).
-tukutiza (verb), cause excitement.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, emotion.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, excitement.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, nervous.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, nervousness.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, shuddering.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, trembling.
tukuto (noun), pl matukuto, tremor.
tukutu (adjective), annoying.
tukutu (adjective), fidgety.
tukutu (adjective), irritable.
tukutu (adjective), mischevious.
tukutu (adjective), nagging.
tukutu (adjective), nervous. (< tukusha V).
tukutu (adjective), petulant. (< tukusha V).
tukutu (adjective), querulous.
tukutu (adjective), restless. (< tukusha V).
tukutu (adjective), troublesome.
-tukuza (verb), make famous.
-tukuza (verb), bring into the foreground.
-tukuza (verb), honor. (< tukuka V).
-tukuza (verb), make prominent.
-tukuza (verb), give publicity to.
-tukuza (verb causative), glorify. moyoni akajitukuza [Muk]. (< tukuka
adj).
-tukuza (verb), exalt. (< tukuka V).
tule (adjective), miserable.
tule (adjective), poor.
tule (adjective), wretched.
tuli (adjective), quiet.
tuli (adjective), reserved.
tuli (adverb), calmly.
tuli (adverb), inert. (< tua V).
tuli (adverb), quiet. (< tua V).
tuli (adverb), silent. (< tua V).
tuli (adverb), still. (< tua V).
-tulia (verb), be quiet.
-tulia (verb), relax. (< tua V).
-tulia (verb), have an established residence.
-tulia (verb), be satisfied.
-tulia (verb), settle down.
-tulia (verb), shut up.
-tulia (verb), stay in one place.
-tulia (verb), be tranquil.
-tulia (verb applicative), calm down.
-tulia (verb applicative), be quiet. Idi alikuwa ametulia na usukani
[Sul], msichana Nyalindele hakutulia kwa wasiwasi [Mun], macho yake ya
baridi yalikuwa yametulia juu ya uso wa Subira [Sul].
tulii (adverb), calmly. Bahati alikuwa ametulia tuli [Sul].
tulii (adverb), quietly.
-tuliliana (verb), reach a satisfactory agreement.
tulivu (adjective), careful. (< tua V).
tulivu (adjective), peaceful.
tulivu (adjective), quiet. sauti yake ilikuwa bado tulivu yenye
kujiamini [Mun], nilimwona Aziza katulia tulii [Abd]. (< tua V).
tulivu (adjective), still.
tulivu (adjective), calm. (< tua V).
tulivu (adjective), cool. (< tua V).
tulivu (adjective), tranquil. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb), allay.
-tuliza (verb), calm down. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb), comfort. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb), ease.
-tuliza (verb), pacify. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb), reassure.
-tuliza (verb), relieve (pain).
-tuliza (verb causative), bring to rest. macho yake kayatuliza njiani
[Sul]. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb causative), settle. (< tua V).
-tuliza (verb causative), soothe. (< tua V).
-tulizana (verb), calm each other. (< tua V).
-tulizana (verb), comfort each other. (< tua V).
-tulizana (verb), be composed. (< tua V).
-tulizana (verb), pacify each other. (< tua V).
tulizo (noun), pl matulizo, anodyne.
tulizo (noun), pl matulizo, comfort.
tulizo (noun 5/6), pl matulizo, quieting. (< tua V).
tulizo (noun), pl matulizo, relief.
tulizo (noun), pl matulizo, sedative.
tulizo (noun), pl matulizo, soothing.
-tuma (verb), send. ule ujumbe uliyonituma London haukufaulu [Ya].
-tumai (verb), believe.
-tumai (verb), have confidence in.
-tumai (verb), desire.
-tumai (verb), expect.
-tumai (verb), hope.
-tumai (verb), rely on.
-tumai (verb), wish.
-tumai (verb), yearn for.
tumai (adjective), confident.
tumai (adjective), hopeful.
tumai (noun), pl matumaini, belief.
tumai (noun), pl matumaini, confidence.
tumai (noun), pl matumaini, desire.
tumai (noun), pl matumaini, expectation.
tumai (noun), pl matumai, faith.
tumai (noun), pl matumai, trust.
-tumaini (verb), believe.
-tumaini (verb), desire.
-tumaini (verb), expect. natumaini umekwisha sikia kwamba ... [Mun]. (<
tumaini V, (Arabic)).
-tumaini (verb), rely on.
-tumaini (verb), wish.
-tumaini (verb), yearn for.
tumaini (adjective), confident.
tumaini (adjective), hopeful.
tumaini (noun), pl matumaini, belief.
tumaini (noun 5/6), pl (us. pl.), confidence. (< tumaini V, (Arabic)).
tumaini (noun), pl matumaini, desire.
tumaini (noun 5/6), pl matumaini, expectation. (< tumaini V, (Arabic)).
tumaini (noun), pl matumaini, faith.
tumaini (noun 5/6), pl (us. pl.), hope. matumaini yake [...] yalikaa
katika mimba ya miezi mitano aliyokuwa nayo sasa [Kez]. (< tumaini V,
(Arabic)).
tumaini (noun 5/6), pl (us. pl.), trust. (< tumaini V, (Arabic)).
tumainifu (adjective), confident.
tumainifu (adjective), hopeful.
tumainifu (adjective), reliable.
tumainifu (adjective), trusting.
-tumainisha (verb), give hope to. (< tumaini V).
-tumainiwa (verb), be expected to. (< tumaini V).
-tumainiwa (verb), be trusted. (< tumaini V).
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, bale.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, bud.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, unopened bud of a flower. tumba iliyovia
[Moh].
tumba (noun), pl matumba, calabash containing magic potion.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, case.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, container.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, cover.
tumba (noun 9/10), pl tumba, package.
tumbako (noun 3/4), pl mitumbako, tobacco plant.
tumbako (noun 9/10), pl tumbako, tobacco.
tumbaku (noun), pl tumbaku, tobacco.
tumbasi (noun), abscess. ( =jipu ). [med]
tumbawe (noun), pl matumbawe, coral rag (i.e. coral in the state before
complete petrification that is light and used for lime burning).
tumbiri (noun), monkey.
-eye tumbo (verb), have diarrhoea. mkewe alipokuwa akiumwa, yeye tumbo
likimwendesha [Sul].
tumbo (noun), abdomen.
tumbo (noun), belly.
tumbo (noun), colic.
tumbo (noun 5/6), pl matumbo, entrails.
tumbo (noun), interior of something (e.g. hold of ship).
tumbo (noun), pain or complaint in the stomach or abdomen.
tumbo (noun), protuberance.
tumbo (noun 5/6), pl matumbo, stomach.
tumbo (noun 5/6), pl matumbo, belly.
tumbo la uzazi (noun), womb.
-tumbua (verb), display. wanakijiji waliokuwepo walitumbua furaha yao
kwa vigelegele na hoihoi [Moh]. (< tumba N).
-tumbua (verb), dissect.
-tumbua (verb), draw (poultry).
-tumbua (verb), eviscerate.
-tumbua (verb), make hole. (< tumba N).
-tumbua (verb), rip open. (< tumba N).
-tumbuiza (verb), amuse.
-tumbuiza (verb), appease.
-tumbuiza (verb), calm.
-tumbuiza (verb), delight.
-tumbuiza (verb), entertain (with music). (< tumbuika V).
-tumbuiza (verb causative), soothe. kisha akamgeukia tena Bahati na
kumtumbuiza [Sul].
tumbuizo (noun 5/6), pl matumbuizo, lullaby. (< tumbuiza V).
tumbuizo (noun), refrain (of a song).
tumbuizo (noun), soothing song.
-tumbuka (verb), have a hole. (< tumbua V).
-tumbuka (verb), be cut open.
-tumbukia (verb), be calmed.
-tumbukia (verb), be consoled.
-tumbukia (verb), fall into. (< tumbua V).
-tumbukia (verb), be pacified.
-tumbukia (verb), be soothed.
-tumbukia (verb appl-poten), tumble into. alitumbukia kisimani [Ya].
(< tumbua V).
-tumbukiza (verb appl-caus-intr), put inside. (< tumbua V).
-tumbukiza (verb appl-caus-intr), thrust into. anatoa kitambaa na
kukitumbukiza mkobani [Muk]. (< tumbua V).
-tumbukiza (verb appl-caus-intr), push into (water). (< tumbua V).
-tumbulia (verb), open wide.
-tumbulia (macho) (verb applicative), stare at someone with wide open
eyes. walimtumbulia yule kijana macho yaliyoiva joto la huzuni [Sul]. (<
tumbua V).
-tumbuliwa (verb), be ripped open. (< tumbua V).
tumbuo (noun), metal fastener for a door or window.
-tumburujika (verb), be corrupted.
-tumburujika (verb), be decayed.
-tumburujika (verb), be cut open.
-tumburujika (verb), be rotten.
-tumburujika (verb), be useless.
tumbusi (noun 9/10), pl tumbusi, vulture.
tumbuu (noun 9/10), pl tumbuu, chain.
tumbuu (noun), metal fastener for a door or window.
tumbuu (noun 9/10), pl tumbuu, iron fastener.
-tumbuza (verb), force a way through something.
-tumbuza (verb), glare at. (< tumbua V).
-tumbuza (verb), look at fixedly.
-tumbuza (verb), penetrate. (< tumbua V).
tume (noun), agent.
tume (noun), apostle Mohammed. [Islamic]
tume (noun), business.
tume (noun 9/10), pl tume, commission. (< tuma V).
tume (noun), employee.
tume (noun), errand.
tume (noun), messenger.
tume (noun), occupation.
tume (noun), representative.
tume (noun), servant.
tume (noun), task.
-tumia (verb), employ (either person or thing).
-tumia (verb), exploit. (< tuma V).
-tumia (verb), have sexual relations with.
-tumia (verb), menstruate.
-tumia (verb applicative), make use of. (< tuma V).
-tumia (verb applicative), use. siku moja alitumia fimbo ya mgeni [Kez].
(< tuma V).
-tumia (verb), spend. (< tuma V).
-tumia (verb), utilize. (< tuma V).
tumibli (noun), monkey.
tumibli (noun), monkey.
-tumika (verb potential), be used. [mti] uliokuwa ukitumika kunyongea
watu [Kez]. (< tuma V).
-tumikia (verb), benefit. (< tumia V).
-tumikia (verb), serve. (< tumia V).
-tumiwa (verb), be used. (< tumia V).
tumu (noun 9/10), pl tumu, fasting. [Isl]
tumu (noun 9/10), pl tumu, garlic.
tumu (noun), cf. thumu.
tumu (noun 9/10), pl tumu, fasting.
tumu (noun), garlic.
-tumwa (verb passive), be employed. hamfanyi kazi ila ya uboi, mkae
mkitumwa [Abd]. (< tuma V).
-tumwa (verb passive), be under orders. (< tuma V).
-tumwa (verb passive), be sent. kama malaika waliotumwa kuja kushuhudia
ukatili uliokuwa ukitendeka [Kez]. (< tuma V).
-tumwa (verb passive), be on service. (< tuma V).
-tuna (verb), put on airs.
-tuna (verb), be annoyed.
-tuna (verb), be out of humour.
-tuna (verb), act high and mighty.
-tuna (verb), puff out. matako yaliyotuna katika lile 'overall' [Muk].
-tuna (verb), swell out.
-tuna (verb), up.
-tunda (verb), gather (fruit). ( = chuma). [dialect]
-tunda (verb), pluck. [dialect]
tunda (noun), belt of beads worn by women.
tunda (noun), pl matunda, fruit.
tunda (noun), pl matunda, fruit (piece of).
tunda (noun), pl matunda, outcome.
tunda (noun), pl matunda, product.
tunda (noun), pl matunda, result.
tunda teke (noun 5/6), pl matunda mateke, soft fruit. amekazana kumpiga
mama Dzilongwa mateke ya mbavuni na tumboni [Mun].
-tundama (verb), accumulate.
-tundama (verb), be hung up. akatwaa na kanga iliyotundama juu ya kamba
[Mun].
-tundama (verb), stand in line.
-tundama (verb), queue up.
-tundama (verb), settle (e.g. of water in a hole).
-tundawaa (verb), freeze (in certain positions).
-tundawaa (verb), be motionless.
-tundawaa (verb), be quiet.
-tundawaa (verb), be still.
-tundika (verb), hang up.
-tundika (verb), lay out. miguu yake kaitundika juu ya kimeza
kilichokuwa mbele yake [Sul].
-tundika (verb), suspend.
-tundikia (verb), hang (clothes). (< tundika V).
-tundikia (verb), suspend. (< tundika V).
-tundikwa (verb passive), be hung. kioo kirefu kilichotundikwa ukutani
[Sul].
-tundiza (verb), begin to ripen (fruit).
tundu (adjective), good-for-nothing.
tundu (adjective), ill-bred.
tundu (adjective), impudent.
tundu (adjective), insolent.
tundu (adjective), mischievous (child).
tundu (adjective), stubborn.
tundu (adjective), troublesome.
tundu (adjective), worthless.
tundu (noun), aperture.
tundu (noun 9/10), pl tundu, hole.
tundu (noun), hollow receptacle (den or lair of an animal).
tundu (noun), hollow.
tundu (noun), jole.
tundu (noun), leak.
tundu (noun 9/10), pl tundu, nest.
tundu (noun), passage.
tundu ya pua (noun 9/10), pl tundu za pua, nostril.
-tundua (verb), take down (something hanging).
-tundua (verb), pamper a child.
-tundua (verb), spoil a child.
-tundua (verb), get down (something hanging).
-tunduaa (verb), freeze (in certain positions).
-tunduaa (verb), be motionless.
-tunduaa (verb), be quiet.
-tunduaa (verb), be still.
-tunduia (verb), guard.
-tunduia (verb), investigate.
-tunduia (verb), keep an eye on.
-tunduia (verb), spy on.
-tunduia (verb), watch.
-tunduiza (verb), have someone investigated.
-tunduiza (verb), have someone watched.
tunduo (noun 5/6), pl matunduo, taking down (act of). (< tundika V).
tunduzi (noun), pl matunduzi, guard.
tunduzi (noun), pl matunduzi, spy.
tunduzi (noun), pl matunduzi, watcher.
-tunga (verb), arrange.
-tunga (verb), compose.
-tunga (verb), construct.
-tunga (verb), form. wazee wakatunga pahala pamoja tu [Moh].
-tunga (verb), line up.
-tunga (verb), make.
-tunga (verb), put in order.
-tunga (verb), put in a row.
-tunga (verb), tie together.
-tunga (verb), compose.
-tunga (verb), put together.
-tunga jipu (verb), lance (a boil). jawabu ya suala lake ilimpa kutunga
jipu jipya [Moh].
-tunga jipu (verb), suppurate (a boil). jawabu ya suala lake ilimpa
kutunga jipu jipya [Moh].
tunga (noun), round flat basket used for winnowing grain.
tunga (noun 9/10), pl tunga, winnowing basket.
-tungama (verb), congeal.
-tungama (verb), be durable.
-tungama (verb), be firm.
-tungama (verb), be stable.
-tungama (verb), become thick.
-tungamana (verb), be in harmony. (< tunga V).
tungi (noun), pl matungi, augment. of mtungi.
-tungiana (verb), compose for each other. (< tunga V).
-tungika (verb), hang up. (< tunga V).
-tungika (verb), be joined together.
-tungika (verb), suspend. (< tunga V).
-tungika (verb), be suspended.
-tungika (verb), be tied together.
-tungikwa (verb), be hung. (< tunga V).
-tungikwa (verb), be suspended. (< tunga V).
-tungiza (verb), draw.
-tungiza (verb), cause to follow.
-tungiza (verb), cause to lead.
-tungiza (verb), put in order.
-tungiza (verb), pull.
tungizi (noun), pl matungizi, inventing (act of).
tungizi (noun), pl matungizi, invention.
tungo (noun), pl matungo, augment. of mtungo.
tungu (noun), pl matungu, calabash (large species).
tungu (noun), clasp.
tungu (noun), wood file.
tungu (noun), pl matungu matovu, protruding navel.
tungu tovu (noun), pl matungu matovu, protruding navel.
-tungua (verb), degrade. (< tunga V).
-tungua (verb), depress. (< tunga V).
-tungua (verb), unform. (< tunga V).
tunguja (noun 5/6), pl matunguja, fruit of the mtunguja shrub. tunguja
au changarawe ilikwishafanya kazi yake [Moh].
tunguja (noun), fruit of the mtunguja.
tunguja (noun), European tomato. ( = nyanya). [rare]
tungule (noun), tomato. ( = nyanya).
-tunguliwa (verb), be taken down. (< tunga V).
-tunguliwa (verb), be lowered. (< tunga V).
tunguri (noun 9/10), pl tunguri, small gourd for mganga's medicines.
tunguridi (noun), finch (species of).
tuni (noun 9/10), pl tuni, tune.
-tunisha (verb), anger someone.
-tunisha (verb), blow up.
-tunisha (verb), dress up.
-tunisha (verb), exaggerate.
-tunisha (verb), flatter.
-tunisha (verb), offend someone.
tunu (noun 9/10), pl tunu, something choice. (< tunuka V).
tunu (noun), dear.
tunu (noun), valuable gift.
tunu (noun), keepsake.
tunu (noun), precious.
tunu (noun 9/10), pl tunu, item. (< tunuka V).
tunu (noun), rare.
tunu (noun 9/10), pl tunu, something rare. yeye bado ni tunu yenye
thamani sana [Mt]. (< tunuka V).
tunu (noun), souvenir.
tunu (noun 9/10), pl tunu, treasure. (< tunuka V).
tunu (noun), something valuable.
tunu (noun 9/10), pl tunu, something valuable. (< tunuka V).
-tunuka (verb), desire.
-tunuka (verb), be very fond of.
-tunuka (verb), received a special honor for something.
-tunuka (verb), finally obtain something long desired.
-tunuka (verb), pay a high price for something.
-tunuka (verb), set one's heart on.
-tunuka (verb), set great store by.
-tunuka (verb), yearn for.
-tunukia (verb), show someone an honor.
-tunukia (verb), have a special liking for something.
-tunukia (verb), make a present to. (< tunuka V).
-tunukiwa (verb), be awarded. (< tunuka V).
-tunukiwa (verb), be endowed. (< tunuka V).
-tunukiwa (verb), be presented (with something). (< tunuka V).
tunutu (noun), young locust.
-tunza (verb), make an award.
-tunza (verb), care for.
-tunza (verb), take care of.
-tunza (verb), do something carefully.
-tunza (verb), guard.
-tunza (verb), show an honor. ( = tunukia).
-tunza (verb), keep.
-tunza (verb), mind.
-tunza (verb), observe. Rehema alituza nadhari yake [Sul], kutuza
nadhafa [Sul].
-tunza (verb), make a present.
-tunza (verb), protect.
-tunza (verb), tend.
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, attention.
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, award.
tunza (noun), pl matunza, cf. tunzo.
tunza (noun 9/10), pl tunza, care. (< tunza V).
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, care.
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, distinction.
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, honor.
tunza (noun), pl tunza, matunza, protection.
-tunzia (verb), keep an eye on something or somone.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, attention.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, award.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, care.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, distinction.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, honor.
tunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, protection.
-tupa (verb), abandon.
-tupa (verb), cast.
-tupa (verb), desert.
-tupa (verb), hurl.
-tupa (verb), repudiate.
-tupa (verb), throw. ghafla alitupa pembeni blanketi [Kez].
tupa (noun 9/10), pl tupa, file.
tupa (noun), file.
tupa (noun 9/10), pl tupa, rasp.
tupa (noun), rasp.
-tupia (verb), refer (something to someone).
-tupia (verb), speak to someone.
-tupia (verb), throw at. (< tupa V).
-tupia macho (verb), glance. (< tupa V, macho N).
-tupika (verb), escape the attention.
-tupika (verb), be thrown down or away carelessly.
-tupiwa (verb), be thrown at. (< tupa V).
-tupu (adjective), bare.
-tupu (adjective), empty. mapenzi na starehe havipatikani kwa mikono
mitupu [Sul], hakika debe tupu hupiga kelele [Ma].
-tupu (adjective), mere. huruma tupu hazilei mwana [Sul].
-tupu (adjective), sheer.
-tupu (adjective), useless.
tupu (adjective), bald.
tupu (adjective), downright.
tupu (adjective), meaningless.
tupu (adjective), naked.
tupu (adjective), pure.
tupu (adjective), worthless.
turbali (noun), cf. turubali.
turbali (noun), oilcloth. (< Engl.).
turbali (noun), sailcloth. (< Engl.).
turbali (noun), tarpaulin. (< Engl.).
turbali (noun), waxed paper. (< Engl.).
turubai (noun), cf. turubali.
turubai (noun), oilcloth. (< Engl.).
turubai (noun), sailcloth. (< Engl.).
turubai (noun), tarpaulin. (< Engl.).
turubai (noun), waxed paper. (< Engl.).
turubali (noun), oilcloth. (< Engl.).
turubali (noun), sailcloth. (< Engl.).
turubali (noun 9/10), pl turubali, tarpaulin.
turubali (noun), tarpaulin. (< Engl.).
turubali (noun), waxed paper. (< Engl.).
-turufu (verb), despise.
-turufu (verb), disdain.
-turufu (verb), ignore.
-turufu (verb), neglect.
-turufu (verb), scorn.
turufu (noun 9/10), pl turufu, trump card. (< Port.).
turuhani (noun 9/10), pl turuhani, bonus. (< Port.).
turuhani (noun), something extra. (< Port.).
turuhani (noun 9/10), pl turuhani, allowance made in weighing for weight
of package or vehicle.
turuhani (noun 9/10), pl turuhani, something thrown in with a sale.
turuhani (noun), tare (allowance for packing when weighing). (< Port.).
-turuki (noun 1/2), pl Waturuki, Turk.
Turuki (noun), pl maturuki, cf. Mturuki.
turuma (noun), pl mituruma, molding. [rare]
turuma (noun), pl mituruma, panelling. [rare]
turuma (noun), pl mituruma, wainscoting. [rare]
turusi (noun), supporting framework. (< Engl.).
turusi (noun), truss. (< Engl.).
turusi (noun), window frame. (< Engl.).
-tusha (verb), abase.
-tusha (verb), annoy.
-tusha (verb), treat with contempt.
-tusha (verb), degrade.
-tusha (verb), humiliate.
-tusha (verb), irritate.
tushi (noun 5/6), pl matushi, abuse. (< tusha V).
tushi (noun 5/6), pl matushi, foul language. (< tusha V).
tusi (noun 5/6), pl matusi, abuse. (< tusha V).
tusi (noun 5/6), pl matusi, vile abuse. (< tusha V).
tusi (noun 5/6), pl matusi, foul language. (< tusha V).
tusi (noun 5/6), pl matusi, insult. tusi kubwa kwa Wabumbwisudi [Moh].
tusi (noun), litter.
tusi (noun), planquin. ( = kitanda).
tusi (noun), stretcher. [rare]
tusu (noun), pl matushi, abuse.
tusu (noun), pl matushi, insult.
tusu (noun), pl matushi, offensive behavior.
tusu (noun), pl matushi, offensive language.
-tuta (verb), carry.
-tuta (verb), pile up (fruit or grain).
tuta (noun 5/6), pl matuta, raised bed for planting. matuta haya yote
umemwachia nani? [Kez].
tuta (noun), pl matuta, bed (for planting).
tuta (noun), pl matuta, grave.
tuta (noun), beat of the heart. [rare]
tuta (noun), pulse. [rare]
tuta (noun 5/6), pl matuta, ridge (for planting).
-tutia (verb), fill up with something.
-tutia (verb), throw into a heap.
-tutia (verb), pour on.
-tutika (verb), carry loads on head. (< tuta V).
-tutika (verb), pile up. (< tuta V).
tutu (interjection), leave it alone!.
tutu (interjection), restrain yourself!.
tutu (noun), wild dove (species of).
tutu (noun 9/10), pl tutu, drum (small).
tutu (noun), drum (kind of).
tutu (noun), swelling.
tutu (noun), tumor.
-tutuka (verb), become angry.
-tutuka (verb), boil up.
-tutuka (verb), bubble up.
-tutuka (verb), get excited.
-tutuka (verb), be puffed up (with pride).
-tutuka (verb), swell up.
-tutuma (verb), become angry.
-tutuma (verb), boil up.
-tutuma (verb), bubble up.
-tutuma (verb), get excited.
-tutuma (verb), growl.
-tutuma (verb), be puffed up (with pride).
-tutuma (verb), swell up.
-tutumka (verb), become angry.
-tutumka (verb), boil up.
-tutumka (verb), bubble up.
-tutumka (verb), get excited.
-tutumka (verb), be puffed up (with pride).
-tutumka (verb), swell up.
-tutumua (verb), boast.
-tutumua (verb), make a strong effort.
-tutumua (verb), puff oneself up.
-tutumua (verb), strain oneself.
tutuo (noun), pl matutuo, boasting.
tutuo (noun 5/6), pl matutuo, haste. (< tutuka V).
tutuo (noun 5/6), pl matutuo, hurry. (< tutuka V).
tutuo (noun 5/6), pl matutuo, impatience. (< tutuka V).
-tutusa (verb), feel ones way.
-tutusa (verb), grope (for something).
-tutusika (verb potential), pulse.
-tutusika (verb potential), throb. milizamu ikatutusika chini ya masikio
yake [Sul].
tutuu (noun), pl matutuu, hard growth. [med]
tutuu (noun 5/6), pl matutuu, hard swelling. (< tutuka V).
tutuu (noun 5/6), pl matutuu, wart. (< tutuka V).
-tutuzika (verb), catch one's breath.
-tutuzika (verb), take a rest.
tuu (noun 9/10), pl tuu, seeds of several herbaceous plants (mtuu). nguo
zao zikaganda tuu [Moh].
tuutuu (noun), pl matutuu, hard growth. [med]
tuutuu (noun), pl matutuu, swelling.
tuutuu (noun), pl matutuu, wart.
-tuwama (verb), linger. alipopata kivuli alituwama [Moh].
-tuwama (verb), loiter.
tuwanyika (noun), snake (kind of).
tuwazi (noun), pl matuwazi, cf. toasi.
tuwi (noun 9/10), pl tuwi, coconut juice.
tuwi (noun 9/10), pl tuwi, cream squeezed from coconut.
-tuza (verb), show appreciation.
-tuza (verb), give a present.
-tuza (verb), do honor to.
-tuza (verb), keep.
-tuza (verb), observe.
-tuza (verb), show respect.
-tuza (verb), reward.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, award.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, distinction.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, gift.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, honor.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, prize.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, reward.
tuza (noun), pl matuza, present.
tuzo (noun 9/10), pl tuzo, award. (< tuza V).
tuzo (noun), pl matuzo, distinction.
tuzo (noun), pl matuzo, gift.
tuzo (noun), pl matuzo, honor.
tuzo (noun 9/10), pl tuzo, present. (< tuza V).
tuzo (noun 9/10), pl tuzo, prize. (< tuza V).
tuzo (noun 9/10), pl tuzo, reward. (< tuza V).
tuzo (noun), pl matuzo, reward.
-tuzua (verb), disgrace.
-tuzua (verb), humiliate.
-tuzwa (verb), be given a present.
-tuzwa (verb), be honored.
-tuzwa (verb), be rewarded.
-twa (adjective), the whole day.
-twa (adjective), all day.
-twa (verb), set (of the sun).
-twaa (verb), accept.
-twaa (verb), capture. [mil]
-twaa (verb), get.
-twaa (verb), have sexual intercourse with (a woman).
-twaa (verb), occupy. [mil]
-twaa (verb), receive.
-twaa (verb), take. [mil]
-twaa (verb), take away from.
-twaa (verb), seize.
-twaa (verb), take.
twaa (adverb), quietly.
twaa (adverb), silently.
-twaana (verb), have sexual intercourse (of man and woman).
-twaana (verb), be on intimate terms.
-twalika (verb), have sexual intercourse (of man and woman).
-twalika (verb), resemble each other.
-twalika (verb), resemble each other.
-twaliwa (verb), be received.
-twaliwa (verb), be robbed.
-twaliwa (verb), be seized. (< twaa V).
-twaliwa (verb), have something stolen.
-twaliwa (verb), be taken.
-twaliwa (verb), be taken. (< twaa V).
-twana (noun 5/6), pl matwana, rascal. (< -twana N).
twana (noun), pl matwana, augment. of mtwana.
twana (noun), pl matwana, ill-bred person.
twana (noun), pl matwana, impolite person.
twana (noun), pl matwana, swindler.
-twanga (verb), drive a hard bargain.
-twanga (verb), clean grain (in a mortar).
-twanga (verb), defeat.
-twanga (verb), husk grain (in a mortar).
-twanga (verb), pound. miye niliyetwanga nikachunga... [Abd].
-twanga (verb), snap (a photograph).
-twanga (verb), beat.
-twangwa (verb passive), be pounded. akamiminwa kinuni na
kutwangwatwangwa [Moh].
-twanzana (verb), have sexual intercourse (of man and woman).
-twanzana (verb), be on intimate terms.
-twanzana (verb), resemble each other.
-twawa (verb), cf. twaliwa.
-twawa (verb), be received.
-twawa (verb), be robbed.
-twawa (verb), be seized.
-twawa (verb), have something stolen.
-twawa (verb), be taken.
-twaza (verb), be arrogant.
-twaza (verb), boast.
-twaza (verb), be complacent.
-twaza (verb), deceive.
-twaza (verb), be proud.
-twaza (verb), show off.
-twazana (verb), cf. twaana.
-tweka (verb), hoist.
-tweka (verb), raise up (i.e. a flag).
-twesha (verb), cf. tweza and twisha.
-twesha (verb), wish someone a good night.
-twesha (verb), humiliate. hilo lilimwuma likamwudhi likamtwesha [Muk].
(< tweka V).
-twesha (verb), invite guest for the evening.
-twesha (verb), offend. (< tweka V).
-twesha (verb), pay someone an evening visit.
-tweta (verb), breath heavily.
-tweta (verb), gasp for breath.
-tweta (verb), pant. walikumbatiana wakitweta katika ladha ya mapenzi
[Muk].
-tweza (verb), debase.
-tweza (verb), degrade.
-tweza (verb), disgrace.
-tweza (verb), dishonor.
-tweza (verb), humiliate.
-tweza (verb), injure.
-tweza (verb), offend.
twiga (noun 9/10), pl twiga, giraffe.
-twika (verb), cf. tweka.
-twika (verb), hoist.
-twika (verb), raise.
-twika (verb), take up load on the head.
-twisha (verb), wish someone a good night.
-twisha (verb), invite guest for the evening.
-twisha (verb), pay someone an evening visit.
twisho (noun), pl matwisho, pad used when carrying a load on the head.
-twisti (verb), dance the twist. (< Engl.).
tyubu (noun 9/10), pl tyubu, tube.
- U -
-ua (verb), destroy.
-ua (verb), kill. Bwana Maksuudi, [...] pigo namna hii utaua [Moh].
-ua (verb), murder.
ua (noun), pl nyua, backyard.
ua (noun), pl nyua, backyard.
ua (noun), pl maua, blossom. Ua hili ni zuri.
ua (noun), pl nyua, open court (behind a house).
ua (noun 11/10), pl nyua, courtyard. watoto wanacheza nyuma ya ua.
ua (noun 11/10), pl nyua, enclosure. mbuzi waliingizwa ndani ya ua.
ua (noun), pl nyua, fence. Nyumba yetu ina ua wa mawe.
ua (noun 5/6), pl maua, flower. maua yaliota mapema mitini.
ua (noun), pl nyua, hedge.
uabudiwaji (noun), cult. Ua hili ni zuri.
uabudiwaji (noun), worship.
uachishaji (noun 14), pl uachishaji, termination. Ua hili ni zuri. (< -
acha v).
uachishwaji (noun 14), pl uachishwaji, termination. uachishwaji wa kazi
yake imemfanya kuwa mnyongwe. (< -acha v).
uadhimishaji (noun), ceremony. uadhimishaji wa sherehe za jamhuri
zimekamilaka.
uadhimishaji (noun), festival.
uadilifu (noun 14), honesty. sauti iliyojawa [...] uadilifu wa mtoto
mdogo [Mun]. (< Arabic).
uadilifu (noun 14), pl uadililfu, morality. inataka uadilifu kwa mtu
kuwa kiongozi mshupavu. (< adili N).
uadilifu (noun 14), rectitude. (< Arabic).
uadilifu (noun 14), uprightness. (< Arabic).
uadilifu (noun), integrity.
uadilifu (noun), justice. [jur]
uadui (noun 14), pl uadui, enmity. uadui wake ulimfanya kukosewa imani.
(< adui N).
uadui (noun 14), pl uadui, hostility. uadui hauna kheri. (< adui N).
uafisa (noun), rank (of an official or officer). (< Engl.).
uafisa (noun), status (of an official or officer). (< Engl.).
uagizaji (noun), commission.
uagizaji (noun), order. uagizaji wa vipuli vya motokaa umekuwa na
masharti mazito.
uagizaji (noun), request. serilali haikuwa na mipango mizuri ya uagizaji
wa madawa.
uaguzi (noun 14), pl uaguzi, divination. (< agua V).
uaguzi (noun 11), pl uaguzi, interpretation of dreams. (< agua v).
uaguzi (noun 14), pl uaguzi, prediction. (< aguaV).
uaguzi (noun 14), pl uaguzi, act of removing a spell. uaguzi wa mganaga
ndio ulimpoza. (< agua V).
uaguzi (noun), commentary.
uaguzi (noun), diagnosis. uaguzi wa ugonjwa wake ulijulikana baada ya
kupimwa damu. [med]
uaguzi (noun), explanation.
uaguzi (noun), interpretation.
uaguzi (noun), prediction.
uaguzi (noun), prophecy.
uaili (noun 11), pl uaili, blame. uali wake haukuleta faida yoyote. (<
aili v).
uaili (noun), accusation.
uaili (noun), reprimand.
uajazi (noun), cf. uahizi.
uajazi (noun), delay.
uajazi (noun), feebleness.
uajazi (noun), flabbiness.
uajazi (noun), hesitation.
uajazi (noun), indecision.
uajazi (noun), lateness.
uajazi (noun), procrastination.
uajazi (noun), slowness.
uajazi (noun), sluggishness.
uajazi (noun), weakness.
Uajemi (noun 17), Iran. nchi ya uajemi inatumia sheria ya ki-islamu
katika katiba yake.
Uajemi (noun 17), Persia.
uajenti (noun), agent (work of). uajenti wa kuuza nyumba. (< Engl.).
uajenti (noun), manager (work of). (< Engl.).
uaji (noun), cf. uuaji. uaji wa ndovu umepungua baada ya sheria kali
kuamrishwa.
uajizi (noun 11), pl uajizi, delay. waacha uajizi au kazi haitamalizika.
(< ajazi v).
uajizi (noun), feebleness.
uajizi (noun), flabbiness.
uajizi (noun), hesitation.
uajizi (noun), indecision.
uajizi (noun), lateness. uachizi wake ilibidi watu wote kumsubiri.
uajizi (noun), procrastination.
uajizi (noun), slowness. Fatima alichelewa shule kea uajizi wa kutembea
polepole.
uajizi (noun), sluggishness.
uajizi (noun), weakness. Baada ya kuuguwa siku nyingi mvuvi amekuwa na
uajizi.
ualimu (noun), education. kazi ya ualimu ina hitaji maarifa na mbinu za
kufunishia.
ualimu (noun), instruction.
ualimu (noun), teaching. mbinu za ualimu zinafaa kutumika kulingana na
mazingara ya mwnafunzi.
uambukizo (noun), pl maambukizo, contagion. [med]
uambukizo (noun), pl maambukizo, infection. uambukizo wa ugonjwa wa
malaria unatokana na mbu. [med]
uamini (noun 11), pl uamini, honesty. (< amana n).
uamini (noun), accuracy.
uamini (noun), cf. uaminifu.
uamini (noun), certainty.
uamini (noun), confidence. sisi sote tunauamini uongozi wake.
uamini (noun), credibility.
uamini (noun), dependability.
uamini (noun), reliability.
uamini (noun), trustworthiness.
uamini (noun), veracity.
uaminifu (noun 14), pl uaminifu, honesty. uaminifu wa mtu unaonekana
kutokana na vitendo vyake. (< imani N).
uaminifu (noun 14), pl uaminifu, trustworthiness. (< imani N).
uaminifu (noun), accuracy.
uaminifu (noun), certainty.
uaminifu (noun), confidence.
uaminifu (noun), credibility.
uaminifu (noun), dependability.
uaminifu (noun), reliability.
uaminifu (noun), trustworthiness.
uaminifu (noun), veracity.
uamuzi (noun 11/6), pl maamuzi, arbitration. (< amua V).
uamuzi (noun 11/6), pl maamuzi, decision. aliutilia mkazo uamuzi wake
[Muk]. (< amua V).
uamuzi (noun 11/6), pl maamuzi, judgment. siku ya uamuzi wa kesi yake
kuliwekawa ulinzi makli hapo mahakamani. (< amua V).
uamuzi (noun 11/6), pl maamuzi, verdict. (< amua V).
uamuzi rasmi (noun 11/6), pl maamuzi rasmi, official decision. uamuzi
rasmi ulitolewa na raisi kuwa watoto wote wata soma bure sasa. (< amua
V).
uana (noun 14), childhood. uana wake ulipotea kwa matendo maovu. (<
jana n).
uanaadamu (noun), cf. ubinadamu. hivyo unavyomdhalilishahuyo mnyama
siuanaadamu.
uanachama (noun), membership (in an organization). uanachama wake
ulikataliwa mwaka huu.
uanadamu (noun), cf. ubinadamu.
uanafunzi (noun 14), apprenticeship. wakati alipojifunza uanafunzi
alikuwa na bidii na kazi yake. (< funda v).
uanafunzi (noun), studies (period of).
uanahewa (noun), aviation. alijifunza uanahewa huko Amerikani.
uanajeshi (noun), military affairs. sifa za uanajeshi ni wakati
wanaposaidia na kulinda watu. [mil]
uananchi (noun), citizenship. Hivi karibunu Ali aligeuza uwanachi wake
na kuwa Mjapani.
uananchi (noun), patriotism. upendo wa uananchi ni kujitolea kwa
kuhifadhi nchi yako.
uanasheria (noun), law (practice of). uanasheria wa kisasa ni tofauti na
ule wa kizamani.
uanasheria (noun), legal matters.
uanauke (noun), cf. uke. mama yule hana sifa za uanauke kabisa.
uanaume (noun 14), virility. kumwacha 'hivi hivi' kungekuwa 'kuusaliti
uanaume wake' [Muk].
uanaume (noun), cf. uume. Hivi alivyo msamehe mkewe ndivyo ki uanaume.
uanda (noun), cf. uwanda. uwanda wa michezo.
uandamano (noun 14), following. uwanadamano wa wanyama wakati
wanapotafuta maji huwa ni wa safari ndefu. (< andaa v).
uandamano (noun 14), procession. (< andaa v).
uandamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, continuation. uandamizi wa mila yetu
ueanza kupotea kwa sababu yakuingiliana na watu wa makabila tofauti.
uandamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, dependence. Bila ya kutafuta njia za
kujisaidia wenyewe nhci yetu itakuwa na uandamizi wa kila wakati.
uandamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, linking.
uandamizi (noun), pl maandamizi, sequence.
uandikishaji (noun), registration. uandikishaji wa kura utaanza mwaka
ujao.
uandishi (noun 14), composition. uandishi wa mashairi unahitji busara.
(< andika V).
uandishi (noun), writing style. mimi siupendi uandishi wake.
uangafu (noun), cf. uangavu.
uangafu (noun), brightness. kwa sababu ya mwezi mpya hali ya nchi
ilikuwa na uangafu.
uangafu (noun), clarity.
uangafu (noun), clearness.
uangafu (noun), discernment.
uangafu (noun), glow. kwa mbali moto unaowaka ulionyesha uangafu.
uangafu (noun), intelligence.
uangafu (noun), luster.
uangafu (noun), penetration.
uangafu (noun), transparency.
uangaliaji (noun), care. uangaliaji wa mwnawe ulimfurahisha kila mtu.
uangaliaji (noun), guarding. Kazi ya uangaliaji ina hatarai kwa usalama
wako.
uangaliaji (noun), protection. wafugaji mifugo walionyeshwa njia mpya za
uangaliaji na kuhifadhi mifuo yao.
uangaliaji (noun), supervision. uangaliaji wa kazi umezorotoka kwa
kukusa mnyapara.
uangalifu (noun 14), attention. anafanya mambo yake kwa uangalifu [Muk].
uangalifu (noun 14), carefulness. (< angalia v).
uangalifu (noun), circumspection. Daktari alimtibu mgonjwa kwa
uangalifu.
uangalizi (noun 11/6), pl maangalizi, guardianship. (< angaa V).
uangalizi (noun 11/6), pl maangalizi, observation. uangalizi wa magonjwa
yahoma unaendelea kupungua sasa. (< angaa V).
uangalizi (noun), attention. Unataka uwe na uangalizi wakati
unapoteremka hapo shimoni.
uangalizi (noun), cf. uangalifu.
uangalizi (noun), carefulness. watoto mara nyingi huharibika wakosapo
uangalizi mwema.
uangalizi (noun), circumspection.
uangamio (noun), collapse. Uangamio wa muungano wa Urusi umeleta
kujitenga wa majimbo mengine humo nchini.
uangamizi (noun 11/6), pl maangamizi, collapse. (< angamia v).
uangamizi (noun 11/6), pl maangamizi, destruction. uangamizi wa misitu
umezidi kwa sababu yamahitaji ya kuni. (< angamia v).
uangamizi (noun 11/6), pl maangamizi, ruin. (< angamia v).
uangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, disappearance.
uangamizi (noun), pl maangamizi, loss.
uangamizi (noun), stockpiling.
uangavu (noun), brightness. baad ya mvua kali hali ya anga emetoa
uangavu wa jua [...] hawa werevu watarudi maofisini [Ng].
uangavu (noun), clarity. uangavu kama huu itawaridhisha wavuvi kwenda
kutoma.
uangavu (noun), clearness.
uangavu (noun), discernment.
uangavu (noun), glow.
uangavu (noun), intelligence.
uangavu (noun), luster.
uangavu (noun), penetration.
uangavu (noun), transparency.
uani (noun 9/10), pl nyuani, backyard (of a house). watoto wote
wanacheza uani. (< ua V).
uani (noun 11/10), pl nyua, enclosure. Heiwezekani mbuzi kutoka uwani.
(< ua V).
uanzishaji (noun), beginning. uanzishaji wa masomo ya mila katika shule
za msingi ni bora kwa kuhifadhi historia za watu.
uanzishaji (noun), establishment. uanzishaji wa masomo ya mila katika
shule za msingi ni bora kwa kuhifadhi historia za watu.
uanzishaji (noun), foundation. uanzishaji wa masomo ya mila katika shule
za msingi ni bora kwa kuhifadhi historia za watu.
uanzishaji (noun), inception.
uanzishaji (noun), origin. uanzishaji wa masomo ya mila katika shule za
msingi ni bora kwa kuhifadhi historia za watu.
uapo (noun), gift. [rare]
uapo (noun 11/10), pl nyapo, oath (self-imposed). watu wote walichukua
uapo wa ushujaa kuhifadhi mila yao. (< apa V).
uapo (noun 14), swearing. (< apa v).
uapo (noun), pl nyapo, vow.
Uarabu (noun), Arabia. uarabu umeenea katika sehemu za pwani za Afrika
mashariki.
uasherati (noun 14), character. uasharati wake ndio ulimtongeya
kufungwa. (< asherati n).
uasherati (noun 14), fornication. (< asherati N).
uasherati (noun 14), promiscuity. (< asherati N).
uasherati (noun 14), prostitution. Ingawa ni mtoto mdogo lakini ana
uasharati mwingi. (< asherati N).
uasherati (noun), adultery.
uasherati (noun), debauchery.
uasherati (noun), immorality. kwa sababu ya uasharati,heshima yake
imeharibika.
uasherati (noun), profligacy.
uashi (noun 14), building trade. (< aka v).
uashi (noun 14), masonry.. uashi wa kizamani ni wa kudumu. (< aka v).
uashi (noun 14), mason's wages.. (< aka v).
uashi (noun 14), stoneman's craft.. uashi wa kuconga mawe. (< aka v).
uasi (noun 14), crime. kumekuwa na uasi mwingi siku hizi mitaani. (<
asi V).
uasi (noun 14), rebellion. uasi wa makabila ndio uloleta vita katika
nchi ya Somalia. (< asi V).
uasi (noun 14), pl uasi, revolt. uasi wa wanafuzi wa chuo kikuu ndio
ulisababisha kufungwa kaw chuo hiko. (< asi V).
uasi (noun 11/6), pl maasi, disobedience.
uasi (noun), pl maasi, hesitation.
uasi (noun), pl maasi, insurrection.
uasi (noun), pl maasi, misgivings.
uasi (noun), pl maasi, mutiny. kulikuwa na uasi katika jeshi la nchi ya
Somalia.
uasi (noun), pl maasi, rebellion.
uaskari (noun), military profession. John amezowea maiasha ya uaskari.
[mil]
uaskari (noun), military service. maisha ya uaskari yanawakulisha watu
kutii adabu. [mil]
uaskofu (noun), bishopric. maisha ya uaskofu ni kujitolea kutangaza
dini. [rel]
uaskofu (noun), episcopate (rel). uaskofu ni kutii amri ya mungu. [rel]
uati (noun), pl mbati, cf. uwati.
uati (noun 11/10), pl mbati, pole (supports walls of house).
-uawa (verb passive), be killed. baada ya wajinga kuuawa [...] hawa
werevu watarudi maofisini [Ng]. (< ua V).
uayo (noun), pl nyayo, cf. wayo. uayo wa miguu ulichomeka kwa kutembea
muda mrefu bila ya viatu.
uazimaji (noun), commitment.
uazimaji (noun), loan (for a fixed period of time). alichelewa kulipa
uazimaji wa pesa sake.
uazimaji (noun), obligation. uazimaji wa pesa unahitaji uaminifu mkubwa.
ubaba (noun 14), fatherhood. ubaba wa mtu ndio msingi mwema wa jamii.
(< baba N).
ubaba (noun 14), paternity. maisha ya mtoto yule yaliharibika kwa kukosa
ubaba mwema. (< baba n).
ubaba (noun), paternity.
ubabaifu (noun 14), anxiety. Ulimi hauna mfupa, akajibu Nunga kwa
ubabaifu [Ng].
ubabaifu (noun 14), foolishness. waacha ubabifu wake mbele ya wazee.
ubabaifu (noun 14), nonsense. ubabaifu kama huo hauhitajiki hapa.
ubabaifu (noun 14), stupidity. usijitie uzulufu na ubabaifu [Moh].
ubabaifu (noun 14), upset.
ubabaiko (noun), incoherent speech. ubabaiko wake ulimfanye asiwezu
kuzungumza mbele ya watu.
ubabaiko (noun), murmuring.
ubabaiko (noun), stammering. alishindwa kusema kwa ubabaiko wa kumona
mtu aliyemnajisi.
ubabaiko (noun), whispering.
ubadhiri (noun 14), extravagance. (< badhiri v).
ubadhiri (noun), cf. ubadhirifu.
ubadhiri (noun), immoderation.
ubadhiri (noun), prodigality.
ubadhiri (noun), lack of restraint.
ubadhiri (noun), waste.
ubadhirifu (noun), extravagance.
ubadhirifu (noun), immoderation.
ubadhirifu (noun), prodigality.
ubadhirifu (noun), lack of restraint.
ubadhirifu (noun), waste.
ubadili (noun 14), changeability. ubadili wa kazi umemfanya kuwa na
wakati na kucheza na watoto wake. (< badili v).
ubadili (noun 14), pl mabadili, changeableness. (< badili V).
ubadili (noun), pl mabadili, exchange. ubadili wa kazi umemfanya kuwa na
wakati na kucheza na watoto wake.
ubadili (noun), pl mabadili, substitution.
ubadilifu (noun 14), pl mabadilifu, changeableness. (< badili V).
ubadilifu (noun), pl mabadilifu, exchange. ubadilifu wa khati ya ny6umba
bila idhini ulileta mgorogoro.
ubadilifu (noun), pl mabadilifu, substitution.
ubadiliko (noun 14), pl mabadiliko, changeableness. (< badili V).
ubadiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, exchange.
ubadiliko (noun), pl mabadiliko, substitution.
ubadilishaji (noun), changeableness. ubadilishaji wa jina ni lake
ulimfanya asijulikane.
ubadilishaji (noun), fickleness.
ubadilishaji (noun), revisionism. ugomvi mkubwa ulitokea baada ya
ubadilishaji wa wa katiba ya nchi. [pol]
ubaguzi (noun 14), discrimination. (< bagua V).
ubaguzi (noun), discrimination. ubaguzi wa rangi.
ubaguzi (noun), segregation. ubaguzi wa watu kwa makabila au dini.
ubaharia (noun), navigation. chombo kilisafiri vyema kwa usatdi
waubaharia wa nahodha.
ubaharia (noun), seamanship.
ubaharia (noun), shipping.
ubahatishaji (noun 14), betting. ubahatishaji wa kucheza kamari
ulimfilisi. (< bahati N).
ubahatishaji (noun 14), opportunism. (< bahati N).
ubahili (noun 14), miserliness. ubahili wake ulimlalisha na njaa. (<
bahili n).
ubahili (noun), avarice.
ubaini (noun 14), clearness. (< baina n).
ubaini (noun), certainty. ubaini wa mazungumzo yake anaonekana ni
mkweli.
ubaini (noun), certainty.
ubaini (noun), evidence. ubaini wake haukuaminika.
ubaini (noun), evidence.
ubaini (noun), notoriety.
ubaini (noun), notoriety.
ubaini (noun), proof. koti inahitaji ubaini wa kosa lake.
ubaini (noun), proof.
ubainifu (noun), certainty.
ubainifu (noun), evidence. ubainifu wake haukuwa wa hakika.
ubainifu (noun), notoriety.
ubainifu (noun), proof.
ubainisho (noun 11/6), pl mabainisho, clear evidence. ubainisho wa
makosa yake ulifafanuka. (< baina conj).
ubakuaji (noun), dominance.
ubakuaji (noun), exploitation.
ubalamwezi (noun 11), bright moonlight. ubala mwezi.
ubale (noun 11/10), pl mbale, piece.
ubale (noun 11/10), pl mbale, slice. ubale wa makate.
ubale (noun 11/10), pl mbale, strip.
ubaleghi (noun), marriageable age. ubaleghi wa John unamfanya kuwa
anapenda wasichana.
ubaleghi (noun), sexual maturity. Fatuma ameshafika umri wa ubaleghi.
ubaleghi (noun), puberty.
ubalehe (noun), marriageable age.
ubalehe (noun), sexual maturity.
ubalehe (noun 14), puberty. ubalehe wa watoto wa kiume unachelewa
kulingana na ule wa kike. (< balehe v).
ubalehi (noun), marriageable age.
ubalehi (noun), sexual maturity.
ubalehi (noun), puberty.
ubali (noun), distance. enye umbali sawa.
ubali (noun), remoteness.
ubalozi (noun 14), ambassadorship. offfisi ya ubalozi wa Kenya ipo mji
wa Washington D.C. hapo Amerikani. (< balozi n).
ubalozi (noun), consulate.
ubalozi (noun 14), embassy. (< balozi n).
ubalozi (noun 14), legation. (< balozi n).
ubamba (noun), pl mabamba, any flat object (eg sheet metal or cardboard
paper). ubamba la chuma.
ubamba (noun 11/10), pl bamba, foil.
ubamba (noun 11/10), pl bamba, metal.
ubamba (noun), pl mabamba, any thin object (eg sheet metal or cardboard
paper). ubamba la chuma.
ubamba (noun), pl mabamba, tin (container).
ubamba (noun 11/10), pl bamba, tinsel.
ubambo (noun 11/10), pl bambo, grooved iron instrument for drawing rice
samples.
ubambo (noun), pl mabambo, strip of plaited grass (used for making mats).
ubango (noun 11/10), pl bango, leathery husk of betel-nuts.
ubango (noun), pl mabango, reed (kind of).
ubani (noun), customary fee (e.g. that paid by a father to the man who
teaches his son a trade or a doctor's fee etc.).
ubani (noun 14), frankincense. Mama anapenda kutafuna upani.
ubani (noun 11), incense.
ubao (noun), beam. ubao ulichongwa vizuri.
ubao (noun 11/10), pl mbao, blackboard.
ubao (noun 11/10), pl mbao, board. palikuwa na mlango wa ubao mmoja
[Sul].
ubao (noun 11/10), pl mbao, chalkboard.
ubao (noun 11/10), pl mbao, plank. mbao zote za paa zilianguka.
ubao (noun), timber. aliangukiwa na ubao wa kichwa.
ubapa (adjective), pl mabapa, flat.
ubapa (adjective), pl mabapa, level. sura ubapa.
ubapa (noun), pl mabapa, flat curved surface. ubapa la mpanga.
ubapa (noun), plain. [geogr]
ubapa (noun 11/10), pl bapa, plane.
ubapa (noun 11/10), pl bapa, flat surface. ardhi ya pwani ilikuwa ya
ubapa.
ubaradhuli (noun 14), foolishness. waacha ubaradhuli wako. (< baradhuli
n).
ubaradhuli (noun 14), gullibility. (< baradhuli n).
ubaradhuli (noun), stupidity. wivi na ubaradhuli umezidi siku hizi
mitaani.
ubarakala (noun 14), opportunism. (< barakala N).
ubaramaki (noun), boner.
ubaramaki (noun), foolish mistake. ubaramaki wake ndio uliomletea
matatizo ya kufungwa.
ubaramaki (noun), ruse.
ubaramaki (noun), trickery.
ubardhuli (noun), foolishness.
ubardhuli (noun), gullibility.
ubardhuli (noun), stupidity.
ubaridi (noun), apathy.
ubaridi (noun 14), coldness. kifo chake kilitokea kwa kupigwa na ubaridi
mwingi sana. (< baridi n).
ubaridi (noun), cooling. Mimi sipendi ubaridi.
ubaridi (noun), gentleness.
ubaridi (noun), indifference.
ubaridi (noun), kindness. ubaridi wa roho yake ulifanya kila mtu
ampende.
ubaridi (noun), reserve.
ubaridi (noun), self-control.
ubashiri (noun), announcement.
ubashiri (noun 14), prediction. ubashiri wa kupatwa mwezi ulitolewa
mapema. (< bashiri v).
ubashiri (noun), proclamation.
ubashiri (noun 14), prophecy. (< bashiri v).
ubati (noun), lean-to.
ubati (noun), outbuilding.
ubati (noun 11/10), pl bati, room, addition to a house.
ubati (noun), shed.
ubati (noun), wing.
ubatili (noun 14), emptiness. (< batili v).
ubatili (noun 14), futility. (< batili v).
ubatili (noun 14), nullity. (< batili V).
ubatili (noun 14), uselessness. (< batili V).
ubatili (noun 14), vanity. (< batili V).
ubatili (noun 14), worthlessness. (< batili V).
ubatilifu (noun), emptiness.
ubatilifu (noun), futility.
ubatilifu (noun), uselessness.
ubatilifu (noun), worthlessness. ubatilifu wa sheria ulimwiingiza
matatizoni.
ubatizo (noun), baptism. (< Eng.). [rel]
ubau (noun), beam.
ubau (noun), board.
ubau (noun), plank.
ubau (noun), timber.
ubavu (noun), flank. ubavu wa mlima. [mil]
ubavu (noun 11/10), pl mbavu, hip. yeye hubeba mtoto ubavuni [Kez],
alimkuta kageuza ubavu na kalala unono [Sul], kuzidi kumhifadhi [mwanawe]
kwa kumtia mbavuni [Ng].
ubavu (noun 11/10), pl mbavu, anat. rib. amekazana kumpiga mama
Dzilongwa mateke ya mbavuni na tumboni [Mun].
ubavu (noun 11/10), pl mbavu, side (of something). vidirisha vinne,
viwili vilikuwa usoni na vingine ubavuni [Sul].
ubavuni (pa au kwa) (adverb), on one's side. nikakaa ubavuni pake [Abd],
Aziza alikuwa yuko chini yake, ubavuni kwake [Abd].
ubawa (noun), feather (of the wing).
ubawa (noun 11/6), pl mabawa, wing (of large bird or airplane).
ubawabu (noun 14), doorkeeper. (< bawabu n).
ubaya (noun 14), badness. ubaya unamalipo hapa ulimwenguni. (< baya a).
ubaya (noun), pl mabaya, depravity. mabaya yake yalijulikana.
ubaya (noun 14), pl ubaya, evil. (< -baya adj).
ubaya (noun), pl mabaya, meanness.
ubaya (noun), pl mabaya, wickedness.
ubayana (noun), certainty. ubayana wa maneno yake yanaaminika.
ubayana (noun), evidence.
ubayana (noun), notoriety.
ubayana (noun), proof.
ubayana (noun), certainty.
ubayana (noun), evidence.
ubayana (noun), notoriety.
ubayana (noun), proof.
ubazazi (noun 14), cheating. kazi yake ni ubazazi. (< bazazi n).
ubazazi (noun), pl mabazazi, fraud. fanya ubazazi.
ubazazi (noun), pl mabazazi, retail trade. kazi ya ubazazi.
ubazazi (noun), pl mabazazi, speculation.
ubazazi (noun 14), trickery. (< bazazi n).
ubeberu (noun), dictatorship.
ubeberu (noun), imperialism. wakati wa enzi ya ubeberu hapo bara la
Afrika, watu walilazimishwa kulia kodi ya kichwa.
ubeja (noun), athletic build (of a man).
ubeja (noun), elegance (of clothing).
ubeja (noun), smartness (of clothing). ubaja wa viazi lile lilimpendeza.
ubele (adverb), long ago.
ubele (adverb), before. alifika ubele ya watu wote.
ubele (adverb), beyond.
ubele (adverb), on the contrary. ubele wa ukweli yeye sioaliyeiba pesa.
ubele (adverb), earlier.
ubele (adverb), forward.
ubele (adverb), in front. simama ubele wa msitari.
ubele (adverb), further.
ubele (adverb), in the future.
ubele (adverb), later.
ubele (adverb), on the other hand.
ubele (adverb), previously.
ubele (adverb), subsequently.
ubele (noun), advancement.
ubele (noun), forwardness.
ubele (noun), front. ubele yangu.
ubele (noun), front. ubele mkubwa wa pamoja. [pol]
ubele (noun), the future.
ubele (noun), presumption.
ubele (noun), progress.
ubeleko (noun 11/10), pl mbeleko, piece of calico worn by F to carry
child. (< eleka v).
ubembe (noun), allurement.
ubembe (noun 14), coaxing. (< bemba v).
ubembe (noun), flightiness.
ubembe (noun), frivolity.
ubembe (noun 14), prostitution. mara nyingi ubembe unasababishwa na
umaskuni. (< bemba v).
ubembe (noun 14), soliciting. (< bemba v).
ubembe (noun 14), wheedling. (< bemba v).
ubembelezi (noun), allurement. mwisho alikubali kuolewa na mzee kwa
ubembelezi wa wazazi wake.
ubembelezi (noun), coaxing.
ubembelezi (noun), flightiness.
ubembelezi (noun), frivolity.
ubembelezi (noun), prostitution.
ubepari (noun), bourgeoisie. ubepari wa matajiri unawaonea maskini.
ubepari (noun 14), capitalism. ubepari wa ukoloni uliangamiza uchumi wa
nchi nyingi za Afrika. (< bepari N).
ubepari wa kibiashara (noun), commercial capitalism. ubepari wa
kibiashara unawalemea wale masikini. (< bepari N, biashara N).
ubepari wa kirasimu (noun), bureaucratic capitalism. (< bepari N, rasmi
adj).
ubepari wa viwanda (noun), industrial capitalism. malipo ya ubepari wa
viwanda ni wa chini. (< bepari N, kiwanda N).
ubeti (noun), paragraph. wimbo wa ubeti wa kwanza ulisifu maisha ya
mshairi.
ubeti (noun 11/10), pl beti, poem.
ubeti (noun), section. soma ubeti mmoja tu!.
ubeti (noun 11/10), pl beti, stanza of a song.
ubeti (noun), strophe.
ubeti (noun 11/10), pl beti, verse. ubeti kamili.
ubiashara (noun), business. ubiashara wa kisasa unahitaji pesa nyingi.
ubiashara (noun), commerce. ubiashara wa uvuvi umedhaufika.
ubiashara (noun), trade.
ubichi (noun), banality.
ubichi (noun), immaturity. ubichi wa matunda uliharibu bei.
ubichi (noun 14), rawness. (< bichi a).
ubichi (noun), shallowness. ubichi wake ulimsababisha kuadhibiwa.
ubichi (noun 14), unripeness. (< bichi a).
ubikira (noun), celibacy. kukaa na ubikira ni njia mmoja ya kuzuia mimba
zisiohalali.
ubikira (noun), hymen. [anat]
ubikira (noun 14), virginity. wasichana wengi na wadogo wanapoteza
ubikira wao mapema. (< bikira n).
ubilisi (noun 14), temptation to do evil. (< Arabic - iblisi n).
ubilisi (noun 14), wickedness. Nimwache? Matata alijiuliza katika
ubilisi wake [Muk]. (< Arabic).
ubinadamu (noun 14), human nature. kupendana ni njia mmoja ya ibinadamu.
(< bin n).
ubinadamu (noun 14), humanity. (< binadamu N).
ubinafsi (noun 14), individualism. kazi ya ubinafsi mara nyengine ni
bora kulik ile ya shirika. (< binafsi n).
ubinafsi (noun), personality. ibada ya ubinafsi [pol.].
ubinda (noun 14), loincloth (type worn by Indians but not Africans).
mtoto alifungwa ubinda ile asiharibu nguo zake. (< bindo n?).
ubingwa (noun), capability. ubinwa wa ngumi.
ubingwa (noun), expertness. unhitaji ubingwa kucheza katika mechi za
kandanda za dunia.
ubingwa (noun), proficiency.
ubingwa (noun), qualification. una ubingwa gani wa kazi hii.
ubingwa (noun 14), skill. mwalimu ana ubingwa wa kufundisha masomo ya
kisiasa. (< bingwa adj).
ubini (noun), counterfeiting.
ubini (noun 14), forgery (act of).
ubini (noun), family name. tunajua kuwa anaitwa Ali lakini ubini wake
hatuujui..
ubinja (noun), whistle. piga ubinja ili Ali arudi.
ubinja (noun), whistling.
ubishi (noun 14), argument. Muda tu kulizuka ubishi wa pesa. (< bishi
V).
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, argumentativeness. kulikuwa na ubishi mkubwa
leo asubuhi baina ya mama na baba.
ubishi (noun 14), contradiction.
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, derision.
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, evasion.
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, excuse.
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, malicious joke. waacha ubishi wako maana
mwisho tutateta.
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, mockery. ubishi si mwema.
ubishi (noun 14), opposition. huyu mtoto ataleta ubishi kunywa [Muk].
(< bisha v).
ubishi (noun), pl mabishi, quarrelsomeness.
ubishi (noun 14), resistance.
ubivu (noun), maturity (of character or conduct).
ubivu (noun), ripeness (of fruit etc.). ubivu wa matunda yalipata bei
nzuri.
uboi (noun), errand-boy. (< Eng.).
uboi (noun), activity of a house-servant. (< Eng.).
uboi (noun), function of a house-servant. (< Eng.).
uboi (noun 14), work of servant. una lazima ya uboi, kibarua kwa mtu
[Abd]. (< boy - Eng.).
ubongo (noun 14), pl ubongo, brain. alipigwa na majambazi mpaka ubongo
wake ukamwagika.
ubongo (noun 11/10), pl bongo, brain substance.
ubongo (noun 11/10), pl bongo, marrow. ubongo wa kichwa.
ubono (noun), seed of the castor-oil plant. mafuta ya ubono ni mazuri
kwa kusingia kina mama wazazi.
ubora (noun), advantage.
ubora (noun 14), best quality. ubora wa kazi yake ilimfanya kuchaguiliwa
mshindi. (< bora adj).
ubora (noun 14), excellence. (< bora adj).
ubora (noun), excellence.
ubora (noun), matokeo yake mazuri ya mtihani yalitokea na ubora wa juhudi
zake za kusoma.
ubora (noun), superiority.
ubovu (noun 14), badness. Yeye hana ubovu na wewe.
ubovu (noun), corruption. ubovu wakuiba ni mwisho utafungwa.
ubovu (noun), putrefaction.
ubovu (noun 14), rottenness. ubovu wamatunda. (< -ovu adj).
ubovu (noun), unhealthiness. ubovu wa kula chakula kibaya.
ubovu (noun), weakness.
ubozi (noun), folly.
ubozi (noun 14), idleness. (< bozi n).
ubozi (noun), indolence.
ubozi (noun), laziness. amekuwa na ubozi hata wa kuoga.
ubozi (noun), stupidity.
ubua (noun), pl mabua, stalk (of maize or milleg). mama alitumia mabua
ya mahindi kuwasha moto. [bot]
ubua (noun), pl mabua, stem ( of maize or millet). [bot]
ububu (noun), dumbness. watu hawakumfahamu kwa ububu wake.
ububu (noun), muteness.
ubuge (noun), gluttony. ana mambo ya ubuge.
ubuge (noun), greed(iness).
ubugu (noun), stem of any creeping plant (used as a cord or for
plaiting).
ubukuzi (noun), gossiping.
ubukuzi (noun), scandalmongering.
ubukuzi (noun), talebearing.
ubuni (noun 14), discovery. (< buni V).
ubuni (noun 14), invention. (< buni V).
ubure (noun), folly.
ubure (noun), futility.
ubure (noun), uselessness. kazi yote imekuwa ya ubure.
uburudisho (noun), coolness. uburudisho wa upepo wa bahari liendelea
usiku wote.
uburudisho (noun), recreation.
uburudisho (noun), refreshment. baada ya kazi nyingi tulipata uburudisho
wa soda.
uburudisho (noun), rest.
ubutu (noun 14), bluntness. (< butu adj).
ubutu (noun), dullness (of a knife etc.).
ubuyu (noun), kernel or the powdered pith of the baobab nut.
ubwabwa (noun 14), gruel.
ubwabwa (noun), thin rice gruel. mzazi kawaida napewa ubwabwa kama
chakula cha kumsaidia afya yake.
ubwabwa (noun), cooked rice (in gen.).
ubwabwa wa mwana (noun), sleep. binti yake katulia vizuri kitandani,
akiufaidi ubwabwa wa mwana mtamu [Muk].
ubwana (noun), arrogance. waacha ubwana wako.
ubwana (noun), domineering ways.
ubwana (noun), lordliness. huo ni ubwana wa kikoloni.
ubwana (noun), master (position of).
ubwana (noun), mastership.
ubwana (noun), overbearing ways.
ubwete (noun), idleness.
ubwete (noun), indolence.
ubwete (noun 14), laziness. kukosa kazi,watu wengi wamekuwa na ubwete.
(< bweta V).
ucha (noun), awe.
ucha (noun), fear. Kijana aliucha sura zake.
ucha (noun), respect.
ucha (noun), reverence.
uchache (noun), deficiency. mgonjwa an uchache wa damu.
uchache (noun 14), fewness. uchache ya wanafunzi ilibidi shule ifungwe.
(< -chache adj).
uchache (noun), lack. uchache wa akili.
uchache (noun), meagerness.
uchache (noun 14), paucity. (< -chache adj).
uchache (noun), scantiness.
uchache (noun), shortage. kuna uchahce wa chakula siku hizi.
uchache (noun 14), singularity. (< -chache adj).
uchache (noun), slightness. uchache wa dakika mbili,alichelewa.
uchache (noun), want.
uchachu (noun), sharp taste. mchuzi ulikuwa na uchachu kwa ndimu nyingi.
uchachu (noun 14), sourness. uchachu wa pombe. (< chacha v).
uchafu (noun), baseness.
uchafu (noun 14), pl uchafu, dirtiness. kuna uchafu mwingi barabarani.
(< -chafu adj).
uchafu (noun), indecency. ukosefu wa kuhifadhi mila umeleta uchafu
miongono wa vijana.
uchafu (noun), nastiness.
uchafu (noun), obscenity.
uchafu (noun), uncleanliness. kawaida yeye huvaa nguo za uchafu.
uchafu (noun), vileness.
uchafuko (noun), confusion. kwa sababu ya uchafuko nani aliyeshinda
uchaguzi watu walipigana.
uchafuko (noun), disorderliness.
uchafuko (noun), mess. kulikua na uchafuko mwingi baada ya mwivi
kupigwa.
uchafuzi (noun), confusion.
uchafuzi (noun), disorder.
uchafuzi (noun), diversion. [pol]
uchafuzi (noun), sabotage. [pol]
Uchaga (noun 17), Chaga region. (< Chaga N).
uchaga (noun), container for storing grain (on a raised platform). mama
aliweka chakula kilichobakia katika uchaga.
uchago (noun 11/10), pl chago, head end of a bedstead. (< chagua V).
uchaguo (noun), choice. uchaguo wa mkuu wa chama umekamilika.
uchaguo (noun), discrimination.
uchaguo (noun), election. uchaguzi wa nafsi [unaibu]. [pol]
uchaguo (noun), selection. kulikuwa na uchaguo wa wanafinzi walio shinda
mtihani wao.
uchaguo (noun), voting. [pol]
uchaguzi (noun 14), choice. uchaguzi wa raisi ni mwezi ujao. (< chagua
V).
uchaguzi (noun 14), pl uchaguzi, election. (< chagua V).
uchaguzi (noun 14), pl uchaguzi, selection. mwakani hakutakuwa na
uchaguzi. (< chagua V).
uchaji (noun 14), awe. (< -cha v).
uchaji (noun), awe.
uchaji (noun 14), fear of God. uchaji mungu. (< -cha v).
uchaji (noun), respect. ni lazima kuwe na uchaji ya wazee wetu.
uchaji (noun), reverence.
uchakacho (noun 14), crackling. uchakacho wa kuvunja vifivu vya nazi.
uchakacho (noun), crunching sound.
uchakacho (noun 14), hoarseness. kitu kizito kilimpanda Nyalindele kooni
kikazaa uchakacho mkali wa hasira [Mun].
uchakacho (noun 14), rustling.
uchala (noun), container for storing grain (on a raised platform).
chakula kiliwekwa katika uchala.
uchale (noun), cut.
uchale (noun), incision. chanja uchale.
uchale (noun), scoring.
uchale (noun), scratching. baada ya kuchanja uchale aliwekwa dawa.
uchale (noun), slash. alimkata uchale kwa ncha ya kisu.
uchambuzi (noun 14), analysis. mkulima alifanya uchambuzi wa mbegu za
mahindi kabla ya kupanda. (< chambua V).
uchanga (noun), immaturity.
uchanga (noun 14), infancy. uchunguzi wa kupatikana dawa ya ukimwi bado
uko katika daraja ya uchanga. (< changa adj).
uchanga (noun), grain of sand. uchanga limwinia machoni.
uchanga (noun), unripeness. uchanga wa tunda.
uchangamfu (noun 14), cheerfulness. mwanamke huyu anapendwa mtaani kote
kwa ucheshi, uchangamfu na uwazi wa moyo wake [Muk].
uchangamfu (noun), exhilaration. mazoezi ya mwili yanaleta uchangamfu
kwa afya njema.
uchangamfu (noun), exuberance.
uchangamfu (noun 14), gaiety.
uchangamfu (noun), good humor. mchekeshaji alikuwa na uchangamfu
kufurahisha watu.
uchangamfu (noun 14), joy.
uchangamfu (noun), liveliness. watu wote walikuwa wachangamfu, baada ya
kunya chai.
uchanganuo (noun), analysis.
uchango (noun 11/10), pl chango, hookworm. mwana yule kafura tumbo kwa.
uchango (noun 11/10), pl chango, round intestinal worm. alimwaga uchango
tele baada ya kwenda choo.
uchango (noun), maw-worm.
uchango (noun), penis. [vulg]
uchango (noun), small intestines. [anat]
uchanjaa (noun 14), open ground.
uchao (noun), dawn.
uchao (noun), daybreak.
uchao (noun 14), early morning. wavuvi waliondoka uchao,kama kawaida
yao. (< cha v).
uchapaji (noun), edition. uchapaji kitabu.
uchapaji (noun), printing. uchapaji wake wa picha ni wa kiujuzi.
uchapaji (noun), typography.
uchapishaji (noun), publication. uchapishaji wa vitabu vya kiswahili
sasa umeengezrka.
uchavushi (noun), pollination. [bot]
-tegua uchawi (verb), make a charm ineffective. (< tega V).
-tegua uchawi (verb), lift a spell. (< tega V).
uchawi (noun 14), magic. Ahmed alifanyiwa uchawi na rafiki yake.
uchawi (noun 14), poison.
uchawi (noun), sorcery. uchawi alioutumia haukumdhuru.
uchawi (noun), witchcraft. kuna watu wengine hawauamini uchawi.
uche (noun), dawn.
uche (noun), daybreak.
ucheachea (noun), brightening (of the weather). ucheauchea wa mawingu ni
ishara hakutokuwa na mvua leo.
ucheachea (noun), clearing up (of the weather).
ucheachea (noun), dawn.
ucheachea (noun), daybreak.
uchechefu (noun), deficiency. kukosa vyakula fulani mwilini husababisha
uchechefu wa afya.
uchechefu (noun 14), fewness.
uchechefu (noun), lack. uchechefu wa nguvu.
uchechefu (noun), meagerness.
uchechefu (noun), small number. kulikuwa na uchechefu wa watu wakati wa
maombi.
uchechefu (noun 14), paucity.
uchechefu (noun), scantiness.
uchechefu (noun), shortage. uchechefu wa chakula.
uchechefu (noun 14), singularity.
uchechefu (noun), slightness. hakukuwa na uchechefu wowote wa kufanya
kazi.
uchechefu (noun), want.
uchekechea (noun 14), collection of unimportant things or people. (<
cheka V).
uchekeshi (noun), exuberance. uchekeshi mwingi unaweza kuleta
kukasirikiana.
uchekeshi (noun), gaiety.
uchekeshi (noun), humor. desturi zake zina uchekeshi wa dhihaka.
uchekeshi (noun), wit. kwaida nduli yule hana uchekeshi wowote.
uchelewaji (noun), delay.
uchelewaji (noun), lateness.
uchelewaji (noun), tardiness.
uchengelele (noun), penis. [vulg]
uchengelele (noun), small intestines. [anat]
ucheo (noun), plot of land (prepared for cultivation).
uchepechepe (noun), dampness. nguo zote zilikuwa uchepechepe baada ya
kupigwa na mvua.
uchepechepe (noun), moisture.
ucheshi (noun 14), humor. sikuupenda ucheshi wake. (< cheka V).
ucheshi (noun 14), laughter.
ucheshi (noun 14), good temper. ucheshi na furaha yote imetoweka [Muk].
(< cheka V).
ucheshi (noun 14), wit. ubiniadamu unamaumbile ya ucheshi. (< cheka V).
uchesi (noun), exuberance.
uchesi (noun), gaiety.
uchezaji (noun), fooling around. uchezaji wake ulisababishwa kufutwa
kazi.
uchezaji (noun), playing around. mashabiki waliupenda uchezaji wake wa
mpira.
uchi (noun 14), nakedness. siku anayokwenda uchi mtu, ndiyo siku
anayokutana na mkwewe [Moh].
uchi (noun), genitals. funika uchi wako.
uchi (noun), nudity. mwanda wazimu alikaa uchi kama siku aliozaliwa.
uchifu (noun 14), chieftainship. uchifu ni ukoo wao. (< chifu N).
uchifu (noun), direction.
uchifu (noun), leadership.
uchifu (noun), management.
uchimbaji (noun), mining. uchimbaji wa madini.
uchimbaji (noun), output. uchimbaji wa mawe umepunguwa.
uchimbaji (noun), production.
uchimbi (noun), intrigue.
uchimbi (noun), bad luck. waacha uchimbi hapa.
uchimbi (noun), machination.
uchimbi (noun), plotting. alifanya uchimbi hadi akafukuzwa kazi.
uchimvi (noun 14), debauchery.
uchimvi (noun 14), lasciviousness. badala ya kugeuzwa visingizio vya
kutafutia uchimvi [Sul].
uchimvi (noun 14), bad luck. (< chimba v).
uchimvi (noun 14), lust.
uchipuko (noun), shoot.
uchipuko (noun), sprout.
uchochezi (noun), agitation.
uchochezi (noun), mutiny.
uchochezi (noun), provocation. kaka yake alifanta uchochezi hadi
wakagombana.
uchochezi (noun), revolt.
uchochezi (noun), sedition.
uchochoro (noun), pl machochoro, cf. kichochoro.
uchochoro (noun 11/6), pl machochora, narrow passage. katika meza hii
iliyokuwa katika uchochoro wa uwani [Mt].
uchokezi (noun), boredom. [rare]
uchokezi (noun), ennui. [rare]
uchokezi (noun), exhaustion. uchokezi wa safari ulimfanye alale sana.
[rare]
uchokezi (noun), fatigue.
uchokezi (noun), tedium. [rare]
uchokezi (noun), weariness. [rare]
uchokochoko (adjective), nagging.
uchokozi (noun 14), aggression. (< chokoza V).
uchokozi (noun 14), provocation. sikawaida mtoto yule kuanza uchokozi.
(< chokoza V).
uchokozi (noun 14), teasing. uchokozi wa mtoto wake ulisababisha wazazi
kugombana. (< chokoza V).
uchokozi (noun), pl machokozi, annoyance.
uchokozi (noun), pl machokozi, impudence.
uchokozi (noun), pl machokozi, insolence.
uchokozi (noun), pl machokozi, nagging.
uchokozi (noun), pl machokozi, obtrusiveness.
uchomaji (noun), arson. uchomaji wa nyumba.
uchomaji (noun), incendiarism.
uchomozi (noun), sudden appearance. jua lilitoa uchomozi wa mianzi
mikali na asubuhi mapema.
uchomozi (noun), rising. [rare]
uchongelezi (noun 14), betrayal.
uchongelezi (noun 14), slander.
uchongezi (noun), backbiting.
uchongezi (noun), defamation.
uchongezi (noun), informing.
uchongezi (noun), insinuation.
uchongezi (noun), slander.
uchongezi (noun), talebearing.
uchongezo (noun), backbiting.
uchongezo (noun), defamation.
uchongezo (noun), informing.
uchongezo (noun), insinuation.
uchongezo (noun), slander.
uchongezo (noun), talebearing.
uchongo (noun 11), discharge from weak or diseased eye. macho ya mtoto
yalijaa uchongo.
uchongo (noun), one-eyed (condition of). yeye ana jicho uchongo. [med]
uchongolezi (noun), backbiting.
uchongolezi (noun), defamation.
uchongolezi (noun), informing.
uchongolezi (noun), insinuation.
uchongolezi (noun), slander.
uchongolezi (noun), talebearing.
uchoo (noun), cf. ucheo.
uchoraji (noun), drawing. Zubeda anjifunza uchoraji.
uchoraji (noun), sketching. fundi wa nyumba hakupendezwa na uchoraji wa
ramani.
uchovu (noun 14), tiredness. (< choka V).
uchovu (noun), boredom. amekuwa na uchovu siku hizi.
uchovu (noun), ennui.
uchovu (noun), exhaustion. kutoka ashike mimba amekuwa na uchovu wa
mwili.
uchovu (noun), fatigue. uchovu wa ugonjwa.
uchovu (noun), tedium.
uchovu (noun), weariness.
uchoyo (noun 11), avarice. (< moyo n).
uchoyo (noun), covetousness.
uchoyo (noun), greed(iness). uchoyo wake ulisababisha kupoteza pesa
zake.
uchoyo (noun), haste. [rare]
uchoyo (noun), hurry. [rare]
uchu (noun 14), craving.
uchu (noun 14), strong desire. John anu uchu wa kumona mama yake.
uchu (noun 14), fondness.
uchu (noun 14), lust.
uchu (noun), sexual desire. wanawake huwa na uchu watokapo mwezini.
[vulg]
uchu (noun), longing.
uchu (noun), passion. [vulg]
uchujo (noun), filtering. uchujo wa wa mafuta.
uchujo (noun), straining. uchujo wa chai.
uchuki (noun), rice (small-grained kind).
uchukivu (noun), aversion. hangekuwa na uchukivu pengine wangepatana.
uchukivu (noun), disgust.
uchukivu (noun), loathing.
uchukivu (noun), repugnance.
uchukizo (noun), aversion. uchukizo wake ulimfanye asipendwe na wenzake.
uchukizo (noun), disgust. mama alikasirishwa na jirani yake kwa uchukivu
aliomfanyia mwanawe.
uchukizo (noun), loathing.
uchukizo (noun), repugnance.
uchukuti (noun), pl chukuti, central vein or stem of the coconut palm
leaf.
uchukuti (noun 11/10), pl chukuti, central part.
uchukuti (noun), pl chukuti, spoke (of a bicycle wheel).
uchukuzi (noun), means of transport. uchukuzi wa mizigo kwa wanyama
unawadhuru wanyama.
uchukuzi (noun), system of transport.
uchumaji (noun), gathering (of fruit). uchumaji wa mahindi.
uchumaji (noun), picking (of fruit). uchumaji wa matunda.
uchumba (noun 14), engagement. uchumba wa Mary na John ulivunjika.
uchumba (noun), courtship.
uchumba (noun), gift given by a suitor to a girl's father.
uchumba (noun), relationship of lovers.
uchumba (noun), wooing.
-tega uchumi (verb), invest money.
uchumi (noun 14), economy. tafsiri ya tarikhi kwa mintaraf ya uchumi
[Ya]. (< chuma V).
uchumi mchanganyiko (noun 14), mixed economy. biashara za kienyeji na za
nje ya nchi huwa ni za uchumi wa mchanganyiko. (< chuma V, changanya V).
uchumi wa (ki)taifa (noun 14), national economy. (< chuma V, taifa N).
uchumi wa kisiasa (noun 14), political economy. uchumi wa kisiasa ni
lazima uwe na mfumo wa kuwasaidia wanachi wao. (< chuma V, siasa N).
uchungaji (noun), herding.
uchungaji (noun), pasturing.
uchungaji (noun), tending.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, bitterness. uso wake Katibu Lupituko
ulielekea kuingiwa na uchungu mkuu [Mun]. (< chungu adj).
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, anguish.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, annoyance.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, bitterness.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, dejection.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, homesickness.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, pain.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, resentment.
uchungu (noun), pl machungu, vexation.
uchunguzi (noun 14), pl uchunguzi, investigation. (< chungua V).
uchunguzi (noun 14), research. (< chungua V).
uchunguzi (noun), curiosity.
uchunguzi (noun), inquisitiveness.
uchuro (noun), incitement.
uchuro (noun), bad luck.
uchuro (noun), ill omen.
uchuro (noun), provocation.
uchuruzi (noun), business of small shopkeeper or a dealer in second-hand
goods.
uchusichusi (noun), cloudiness.
uchusichusi (noun), darkness.
uchuuzi (noun), business of a small shopkeeper or a dealer in second-hand
goods.
Udachi (noun), Germany.
udadisi (noun 14), curiosity. (< dadisi V).
udadisi (noun 14), inquisitiveness. Mama Luciana huyafurahia sana
maswali na udadisi wa binti yake [Muk]. (< dadisi V).
udadisi (noun), indiscretion.
udago (noun), pl ndago, reed (Cyperus rotundus).
udakaji (noun), grasping.
udakaji (noun), seizing.
udakaji (noun), snatching.
udaktari (noun 14), doctorate. (< daktari N).
udaktari (noun), medicine (profession of).
udaku (noun), gossip(ping).
udaku (noun), objection.
udaku (noun), protest.
udaku (noun), rejoinder.
udaku (noun), retort.
udaku (noun), rumor-spreading.
udakuzi (noun 14), talebearing. (< dakiza V).
udakuzi (noun), rumor-spreading.
udalali (noun), auctioneering (business of).
udalali (noun), commission.
udalali (noun), seller's fee.
udamisi (noun), fun.
udamisi (noun), gaiety.
udamisi (noun), joviality.
udamisi (noun), sociability.
udanganyifu (noun 14), cunning.
udanganyifu (noun 14), deceitfulness. utoto una [...] shaka na
udanganyifu [Moh]. (< danganya V).
udanganyifu (noun), fraud.
udanganyifu (noun), imposture.
udanganyifu (noun), treachery.
udanganyifu (noun), trickery.
udekuaji (noun), expertness (in shooting or throwing).
udekuaji (noun), sureness of aim.
udelele (noun 14), drool.
udelele (noun 14), saliva.
udelele (noun), slaver.
udende (noun 14), saliva.
udende (noun), slaver.
udereva (noun), driving a motor vehicle (act of).
udevu (noun 11/10), pl ndevu, beard hair.
udevu (noun 11/10), pl ndevu, facial hair.
udevu (noun), pl ndevu/madevu, antenna.
udevu (noun), pl ndevu/madevu, feeler.
udhahiri (noun), certainty.
udhahiri (noun), clarity.
udhahiri (noun), demonstration.
udhahiri (noun), evidence.
udhahiri (noun), manifestation.
udhahiri (noun), obviousness.
udhahiri (noun), plainness.
udhahiri (noun), testimony.
udhahirifu (noun), certainty.
udhahirifu (noun), clarity.
udhahirifu (noun), demonstration.
udhahirifu (noun), evidence.
udhahirifu (noun), manifestation.
udhahirifu (noun), obviousness.
udhahirifu (noun), plainness.
udhahirifu (noun), testimony.
udhaifu (noun 14), weakness (of the body). na udhaifu wake, alinyanyuka
taratibu [Moh]. (< dhaifu adj).
udhaifu (noun), baseness.
udhaifu (noun), feebleness.
udhaifu (noun), infirmity.
udhaifu (noun), insignificance.
udhaifu (noun), meanness.
udhaifu (noun), paltriness.
udhalifu (noun), abasement.
udhalifu (noun), abjectness.
udhalifu (noun), humiliation.
udhalifu (noun), submissiveness.
udhalili (noun 14), inferiority complex. (< dhalili adj).
udhalili (noun 14), wretch. (< dhalili adj).
udhalilifu (noun), abasement.
udhalilifu (noun), abjectness.
udhalilifu (noun), humiliation.
udhalilifu (noun), submissiveness.
udhalimu (noun 14), injustice. (< dhalimu N).
udhalimu (noun 14), oppression. (< dhalimu N).
udhalimu (noun), aggression.
udhalimu (noun), injustice.
udhalimu (noun), opression.
udhalimu (noun), tyranny.
udhalimu (noun), wrong.
udhamini (noun), guarantee.
udhamini (noun), pledge.
udhamini (noun), sponsorship.
udhamini (noun), surety.
udhamini (noun), trusteeship.
udhamini (noun), tutelage.
udhani (noun), assumption.
udhani (noun), guess.
udhani (noun), opinion.
udhani (noun), supposition.
udhani (noun), suspicion.
udhani (noun), view.
udhani (noun), weight. [rare]
udhanifu (noun), assumption.
udhanifu (noun), guess.
udhanifu (noun), opinion.
udhanifu (noun), supposition.
udhanifu (noun), suspicion.
udhanifu (noun), view.
-udhi (verb), bore.
-udhi (verb), disturb.
-udhi (verb), grieve. (< Arabic).
-udhi (verb), harass. (< Arabic).
-udhi (verb), hurt.
-udhi (verb), infuriate. (< Arabic).
-udhi (verb), offend.
-udhi (verb), tire.
-udhi (verb), vex.
-udhi (verb), worry.
udhi (noun 5/6), pl maudhi, annoyance. nilikuwa nikiyaona maafa na
maudhi waliofikishiwa wenzangu [Abd]. (< Arabic).
udhi (noun 5/6), pl maudhi, trouble. (< Arabic).
udhia (noun 14), annoyance. (< udhi V).
udhia (noun 11), pl udhia, nuisance. (< udhi V).
udhia (noun), confusion.
udhia (noun), difficulty.
udhia (noun), disorder.
udhia (noun), trouble.
udhia (noun), uproar.
udhia (noun), worry.
udhibiti (noun 14), censorship. (< dhibiti V).
udhibiti (noun 14), guardianship. (< dhibiti V).
udhibiti (noun 14), management. (< dhibiti V).
udhibiti (noun 14), protection against. (< dhibiti V).
udhibiti (noun), control.
udhihirifu (noun), certainty.
udhihirifu (noun), clarity.
udhihirifu (noun), demonstration.
udhihirifu (noun), evidence.
udhihirifu (noun), manifestation.
udhihirifu (noun), obviousness.
udhihirifu (noun), plainness.
udhihirifu (noun), testimony.
-udhika (verb), be angry. (< udhi V).
-udhika (verb), be annoyed. (< udhi V).
-udhika (verb), be disturbed.
-udhika (verb), be infuriated. (< udhi V).
-udhika (verb), become vexed. (< udhi V).
-udhika (verb), be worried.
udhiki (noun), distress.
udhiki (noun), narrowness.
udhiki (noun), cramped quarteers.
udhiki (noun), lack of space.
udhiki (noun), straitened circumstances.
udhiki (noun), want.
-udhikia (verb appl-poten), be angry with someone. (< udhi V).
-udhikia (verb appl-poten), be annoyed. alimwudhikia Shangwe [Muk],
akajiudhikia sana yeye mwenyewe kwa kumwudhi mwalimu wake mzuri [Muk]. (<
udhi V).
udhiko (noun 11/6), pl maudhiko, trouble. (< udhi v).
udhiko (noun), annoyance.
udhiko (noun), confusion.
udhiko (noun), difficulty.
udhiko (noun), disorder.
udhiko (noun), uproar.
udhiko (noun), worry.
udhilifu (noun 14), degradation. (< dhili V).
udhilifu (noun 14), humiliation. (< dhili V).
udhilifu (noun 14), wretchedness. (< dhili V).
udhilifu (noun), abasement.
udhilifu (noun), abjectness.
udhilifu (noun), submissiveness.
udhu (noun 14), state of ceremonial purity.
udhu (noun), ritual purity (condition of). [Isl]
udhuru (noun 14), excuse.
udhuru (noun 14), pretext.
udhuru (noun 14), reason.
udhuru (noun), cause.
udi (noun 14), aromatic aloe wood. chupa za manukato, mikebe ya udi,
vikombe vya wanja [Ya]. (< Arabic).
udi (noun 11), pl udi, musical instrument like a banjo.
udibaji (noun), decoration.
udibaji (noun), elegance.
udibaji (noun), form (as opposed to substance).
udibaji (noun), ornamentation.
udibaji (noun), ostentation.
udibaji (noun), refinement.
udibaji (noun), show.
udikteta (noun 14), dictatorship. (< dikteta N).
udobi (noun), occupation of a launderer.
udodi (noun), pl dodi, cf. dodi.
udogo (noun 14), childhood. (< -dogo adj).
udogo (noun 14), pl udogo, smallness. (< -dogo adj).
udogo (noun), insignificance.
udogo (noun), youth.
udohusohu (adverb), economically.
udohusohu (adverb), sparingly.
udohusohu (noun), cheapness. [rare]
udohusohu (noun), insignificance. [rare]
udole (noun), pl ndole, claw (of an animal).
udole (noun), pl ndole, finger. [rare]
udole (noun), pl ndole, fragile person.
udole (noun), pl ndole, slender person.
udole (noun), pl ndole, toenail.
rangi ya udongo (adjective), brown.
udongo (noun 11/10), pl udongo, dirt.
udongo (noun 14), soil.
udongo (noun), clay.
udongo (noun), earth (plowed).
udongo wa kinamo (noun), potter's clay.
udresa (noun), work of a nurse's aide.
udresa (noun), work of an orderly. (< Engl.).
udufu (noun 14), foolishness. (< Arabic).
udufu (noun 14), insipidity. si udufu, kitu gani [Abd]. (< Arabic).
udufu (noun), inferior quality.
udufu (noun), tastelessness.
udufu (noun), worthlessness.
-panga udugu (verb), conclude a friendship (which implies a relation of
kinship).
udugu (noun 14), brotherhood. (< -dugu N).
udugu (noun 14), kinship. (< -dugu N).
udugu (noun), friendship.
udui (noun), pl ndui, smallpox.
udumu (noun 14), perseverance. (< dumu V).
-fa udusi (noun), want something very much.
-fa udusi (noun), yearn.
udusi (noun 11), matter.
udusi (noun 11), pus.
udusi (noun), ritual impurity of a new-born child until it has been
ceremonially washed.
udusi (noun), smell (natural odor of animals).
uduvi (noun 11/10), pl nduvi, prawn.
uduvi (noun 11/10), pl nduvi, shrimp.
uele (noun 11/10), pl ndwele, illness.
uele (noun 11/10), pl ndwele, sickness.
ueleano (noun), clarification.
ueleano (noun), explanation.
uelekeo (noun), pl maelekeo, direction.
uelekevu (noun), aptitude.
uelekevu (noun), power of comprehension.
uelekevu (noun), ingenuity.
uelekevu (noun), intelligence.
uelekezo (noun), direction.
uelekezo (noun), guidance.
uelekezo (noun), instruction.
uelewano (noun 14), mutual understanding. wakitabasamu ndani ya bahari
yao ya uelewano [Ma].
uelezaji (noun), elucidation.
uelezaji (noun), explanation.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, advancing (act of).
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, development.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, enhancement.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, expansion.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, growth.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, improvement.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, increase.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, proceeding (act of).
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, progress.
uendeleo (noun), pl maendeleo, success. [rare]
uendelezo (noun), continuation.
uendelezo (noun), spelling.
uendeshaji (noun 14), administration. (< enda V).
uendeshaji (noun 14), direction. (< enda V).
uendeshaji (noun 14), driving. (< enda V).
uendeshaji (noun), advance. [rare]
uendeshaji (noun), growth. [rare]
uendeshaji (noun), guiding.
uendeshaji (noun), increase. [rare]
uendeshaji (noun), piloting.
uendeshaji (noun), prosperity. [rare]
uendeshaji (noun), secretariat.
uendeshaji (noun), steering.
uendeshaji (noun), success. [rare]
uenyekiti (noun 14), pl uenyekiti, chairpersonship. (< -enye Pron, kiti
N).
uenyekiti (noun), chairmanship.
uenyemali (noun), fortune. [rare]
uenyemali (noun), property. [rare]
uerevu (noun 14), cleverness.
uerevu (noun 14), cunning. juu ya uerevu, maarifa na makamo yake,
alikuwa mjinga [Ya].
uerevu (noun 14), shrewdness.
ufa (noun 11/10), pl nyufa, crack on wall or surface.
ufa (noun), pl nyufa, break.
ufa (noun), pl nyufa, opening.
ufa (noun), pl nyufa, split.
ufa (noun), pl nyufa, tear.
ufadili (noun), affection.
ufadili (noun), favor.
ufadili (noun), goodwill.
ufadili (noun), kindheartedness.
ufadili (noun), obligation.
ufadili (noun), partiality.
ufadili (noun), privilege.
ufafanusi (noun), announcement.
ufafanusi (noun), certainty.
ufafanusi (noun), definiteness.
ufafanusi (noun), explanation.
ufafanusi (noun), interpretation.
ufafanusi (noun), revelation.
ufafanuzi (noun), pl mafafanuzi, announcement.
ufafanuzi (noun), pl mafafanuzi, certainty.
ufafanuzi (noun), pl mafafanuzi, definiteness.
ufafanuzi (noun), pl mafafanuzi, explanation.
ufafanuzi (noun 14), exposition. (< fafanua V).
ufafanuzi (noun 14), interpretation. (< fafanua V).
ufafanuzi (noun), pl mafafanuzi, revelation.
ufagio (noun 11/10), twig broom (small). (< fagia V).
ufagio (noun), brush (large).
ufahamfu (noun), intelligence.
ufahamfu (noun), memory.
ufahamfu (noun), penetration.
ufahamfu (noun), perspicacity.
ufahamfu (noun), quick-wittedness.
ufahamfu (noun), understanding.
ufahami (noun), intelligence.
ufahami (noun), memory.
ufahami (noun), penetration.
ufahami (noun), perspicacity.
ufahami (noun), quick-wittedness.
ufahami (noun), understanding.
ufahamikiano (noun), mutual understanding. [rare]
ufahamivu (noun), intelligence.
ufahamivu (noun), memory.
ufahamivu (noun), penetration.
ufahamivu (noun), perspicacity.
ufahamivu (noun), quick-wittedness.
ufahamivu (noun), understanding.
ufahamu (noun 14), understanding. (< fahamu V).
ufakiri (noun 14), poverty. ufakiri ni maisha ya kupigana na tumbo tu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
ufalme (noun 11/10), pl falme, chieftainship. (< falme N).
ufalme (noun 11/10), pl falme, dominion. (< falme N).
ufalme (noun 11/10), pl falme, kingdom. (< falme N).
ufalme (noun), pl falme, kingship.
ufalme (noun), pl falme, royalty.
ufalme (noun 11/10), pl falme, rule. (< falme N).
ufananaji (noun 14), likeness. (< fanana V).
ufananaji (noun 14), resemblance. (< fanana V).
ufananaji (noun), analogy.
ufananaji (noun), comparison.
ufananaji (noun), similarity.
ufanani (noun), analogy.
ufanani (noun), comparison.
ufanani (noun), resemblance.
ufanani (noun), similarity.
ufanikivu (noun), prosperity.
ufanikivu (noun), well-being.
ufanisi (noun 14), success. (< fana V).
ufanisi (noun), prosperity.
ufanisi (noun), well-being.
ufanyaji (noun), collectivization.
ufanyaji (noun), execution.
ufanyaji (noun), realization.
Ufaransa (noun 14), France.
ufarisi (noun), capability.
ufarisi (noun), competence.
ufarisi (noun), experience.
ufarisi (noun), expertness.
ufasaha (noun 14), elegance (esp. in speaking and writing). sauti yake
ya kiume, nadhifu, ikiyafichua maandishi ya barua ile kwa ufasaha [Sul].
(< Arabic).
ufasaha (noun 14), eloquence. (< fasaha adj).
ufasaha (noun 14), purity of style. (< Arabic).
ufasaha (noun), clarity (of pronounciation).
ufasaha (noun), facility.
ufasaha (noun), lucidity.
ufasaha (noun), good taste.
ufashisti (noun 14), fascism.
ufasihi (noun), clarity (of pronounciation).
ufasihi (noun), elegance.
ufasihi (noun), eloquence.
ufasihi (noun), facility.
ufasihi (noun), lucidity.
ufasihi (noun), purity (of style).
ufasihi (noun), good taste.
ufasiki (noun 14), debauchery.
ufasiki (noun 14), vice.
ufasiki (noun 14), viciousness.
ufasiki (noun), adultery.
ufasiki (noun), fornication.
ufasiki (noun), immorality.
ufasiki (noun), vice.
ufatani (noun), agitation.
ufatani (noun), discord.
ufatani (noun), dissension.
ufatani (noun), intrigue.
ufatani (noun), quarrel(ing).
ufatani (noun), rebellion.
ufaulu (noun), success.
ufedhuli (noun), arrogance.
ufedhuli (noun), impudence.
ufedhuli (noun), insolence.
ufedhuli (noun), presumption.
ufefe (noun 11), weakness.
ufefe (noun), worthlessness.
ufidhali (noun), feudalism. (< Engl.).
ufidhuli (noun 14), arrogance. (< Arabic).
ufidhuli (noun 14), insolence. hakutaka kusikia zaidi ufidhuli wa Yohana
[Ng]. (< Arabic).
ufidhuli (noun), impudence.
ufidhuli (noun), presumption.
ufidio (noun), deliverance.
ufidio (noun), ransom. [rare]
ufidio (noun), redemption.
ufidio (noun), salvation.
ufidiwa (noun), deliverance.
ufidiwa (noun), ransom.
ufidiwa (noun), redemption.
ufidiwa (noun), salvation.
ufifi (noun), feigning absentmindedness.
ufifi (noun), playing deaf.
ufifi (noun), feigning incomprehension.
ufifilizi (noun), feigning absentmindedness.
ufifilizi (noun), playing deaf.
ufifilizi (noun), feigning incomprehension.
ufilisi (noun), bankruptcy. [rare]
ufilisi (noun), insolvency.
ufingirishaji (noun), rolling (act of).
ufinyangi (noun), work of a potter.
ufinyanzi (noun), work of a potter.
ufinzi (noun), gum (of the teeth). [rare]
ufisadi (noun 14), corruption. (< fisadi adj).
ufisadi (noun 14), immorality. (< Arabic).
ufisadi (noun 14), malice. (< Arabic).
ufisadi (noun 14), vice. (< fisadi adj).
ufisadi (noun 14), viciousness. alisema kwa usafihi na ufisadi [Mun].
(< Arabic).
ufitina (noun), agitation.
ufitina (noun), discord.
ufitina (noun), dissension.
ufitina (noun), intrigue.
ufitina (noun), quarrel(ing).
ufitina (noun), rebellion.
ufitina (noun), revolt.
ufito (noun 11/10), pl fito, bar.
ufito (noun 11/10), pl fito, present (from father to teacher when child
enters school).
ufito (noun 11/10), pl fito, rod.
ufito (noun 11/10), pl fito, stick.
ufito (noun), pl fito, lath.
ufito (noun), pl fito, present biven by a father to the teacher when a
boy enters school.
ufizi (noun 11/10), pl fizi, gum (of mouth).
ufo (noun), deadness.
ufo (noun), death.
ufo (noun), numbness.
ufu (noun), pl nyufu, deadness.
ufu (noun 14), numbness. (< fa v).
ufu (noun), pl nyufu, numbness.
ufuaji (noun 14), beating (act of). (< fua v).
ufuaji (noun), laundry.
ufuaji (noun), trade of a smith.
ufuaji (noun), washing.
ufuasi (noun 14), accompaniment. (< fuata v).
ufuasi (noun), condition of an adherent.
ufuasi (noun), condition of a disciple.
ufuasi (noun), escort.
ufuasi (noun), condition of a follower.
ufuasi (noun), condition of a retainer.
ufuataji (noun), complying (act of).
ufuataji (noun), following (act of).
ufuatano (noun), pl fuatano/mafuatano, file (of people).
ufuatano (noun 14), sequence. (< fuata V).
ufuatano (noun), pl fuatano/mafuatano, succession.
ufufuko (noun), renewal.
ufufuko (noun), restoration.
ufufuko (noun 14), (rel.) resurrection. (< fufua V).
ufufuko (noun), revival.
ufufuo (noun 14), (rel.) resurrection. (< fufua V).
ufufuo (noun), renewal.
ufufuo (noun), restoration.
ufufuo (noun), revival.
ufugaji (noun), breeding (of animals).
ufugaji (noun), rearing (of animals).
ufugaji (noun), taming (of animals).
ufukara (noun), distress.
ufukara (noun), misery.
ufukara (noun), poverty.
ufuke (noun 14), poverty.
ufukizo (noun 14), causing smoke. (< fuka v).
ufukizo (noun), fumigation.
ufukizo (noun), burning of incense.
ufuko (noun 11/10), pl fuko, beach.
ufuko (noun 11/10), pl fuko, coast.
ufuko (noun 11/10), pl fuko, seashore.
ufukuto (noun 11/6), heat exhaustion. (< fuka v).
ufukuto (noun), effluvia.
ufukuto (noun), exhalation.
ufukuto (noun), smell of perspiration.
ufukuto (noun), vapor.
ufukwe (noun 11/10), pl fukwe, beach.
ufukwe (noun 11/10), pl fukwe, poverty.
ufukwe (noun 14), fine sand formed by waves beating on shore.
ufukwe (noun), shore.
ufumbi (noun 11/6), pl mafumbi, depression between hills.
ufumbi (noun 11/6), pl mafumbi, hollow.
ufumbi (noun 11/6), pl mafumbi, valley.
ufumbulio (noun), clearing up.
ufumbulio (noun), solution.
ufumbulio (noun), unfolding.
ufumbuo (noun), clearing up.
ufumbuo (noun), solution.
ufumbuo (noun), unfolding.
ufumbuzi (noun), clearing up.
ufumbuzi (noun), solution.
ufumbuzi (noun), unfolding.
ufumwale (noun 11), fiber (of raffia palm).
ufundi (noun 14), pl ufundi, ability (technical).
ufundi (noun 14), craftsmanship.
ufundi (noun 14), skill. ufundi wa kumshika "malaika" [Sul].
ufundi (noun), dexterity.
ufundi (noun), master (position of).
ufundi (noun), proficiency.
ufundi (noun), qualification.
ufundi (noun), skill.
ufundi (noun), technology.
ufunga (noun 11/10), pl funga, bench (stone or masonry seat against house
wall for visitors).
ufungu (noun 14), relationship. (< funga v?).
ufungu (noun), connection.
ufungu (noun), relatives.
ufunguaji (noun), opening.
ufunguo (noun 11/10), pl funguo, key. akiingiza ufunguo mlangoni na
kuugeuza [Muk]. (< funga V).
ufunguzi (noun), pl funguzi, key.
ufunuo (noun 14), revelation. (< funika V).
ufuo (noun 11), pl fuo, beach.
ufuo (noun 11), pl fuo, hole (dug underneath bier to drain off water when
corpse is washed).
ufuo (noun 11), pl fuo, origin.
ufuo (noun), beginning.
ufuo (noun), shore.
ufuo (noun), source.
ufupa (noun 11), bony substance.
ufupa (noun), cartilaginous state.
ufupa (noun), osseous state.
ufupa mwororo (noun), cartilage.
ufupa mwororo (noun), gristle.
ufupi (noun 14), shortness. (< -fupi adj).
ufupi (noun), brevity.
ufupi (noun), compactness.
ufupi (noun), terseness.
ufupisho (noun 11/6), pl mafupisho, abbreviation. (< -fupi adj).
ufupisho (noun 11/6), pl mafupisho, summary. (< -fupi adj).
ufupisho (noun), extract.
ufupisho (noun), resume.
ufupisho (noun), shortening.
ufuraha (noun 11), box (small tin for lime for chewing mixture). (<
furaha N).
ufurahi (noun), delight.
ufurahi (noun), joy.
ufurahi (noun), pleasure.
ufurufuru (noun 14), anger. (< fura v).
ufurufuru (noun 14), fury. (< fura v).
ufusho (noun), cf. mafusho.
ufusio (noun), concrete foundation (of a house).
ufuta (noun 11), oilseed.
ufuta (noun 11), sesame.
ufuta (noun), roselle.
ufutaji (noun 14), abolition. (< futa V).
ufuu (noun), hard inner shell of a coconut. [rare]
ufyekwaji (noun), elimination.
ufyozi (noun 14), contempt.
ufyozi (noun 14), insolence.
ufyozi (noun 14), scorn.
ufyozi (noun), impudence.
uga (noun), bellow (of bulls).
uga (noun), pl nyuga, filed.
uga (noun 11/10), pl nyuga, town green.
uga (noun), pl nyuga, open place (in the front or around a house).
uga (noun), pl nyuga, square.
uga (noun), pl nyuga, threshing-floor.
uga (noun 11), pl nyuga, yard (open space).
ugaga (noun 14), tartar (on teeth).
ugaidi (noun), guerrilla activity.
ugaidi (noun), thievery.
ugaidi (noun), underhanded practices.
ugaidi (noun), guerrilla warfare.
ugale (noun 11/10), pl gale, soft white part of wood.
ugali (noun 11), food (stiff porridge made by boiling maize or sorghum or
millet meal flour in water; ubiquitous in East Africa).
ugali (noun 11), gruel.
ugali (noun), pap.
ugali (noun), paste.
ugali (noun), porridge.
ugandamano (noun), coagulation (process of).
ugando (noun), cf. mgando.
uganga (noun), charm.
uganga (noun), curing.
uganga (noun), doctoring.
uganga (noun), healing.
uganga (noun), magic potion.
uganga (noun), medicament.
uganga (noun), medicine (profession of).
uganga (noun), remedy.
uganguzi (noun), charm.
uganguzi (noun), curing.
uganguzi (noun), doctoring.
uganguzi (noun), healing.
uganguzi (noun), magic potion.
uganguzi (noun), medicament.
uganguzi (noun), medicine (profession of). [rare]
uganguzi (noun), remedy.
ugavu (noun 11), net (for trapping animals or fish).
ugawa (noun), distribution.
ugawa (noun), dividing up.
ugawa (noun), division.
ugawa (noun), issue.
ugawaji (noun), distribution.
ugawaji (noun), dividing up.
ugawaji (noun), division.
ugawaji (noun), issue.
ugawanyaji (noun), distribution.
ugawanyaji (noun), dividing up.
ugawanyaji (noun), division.
ugawanyaji (noun), issue.
ugawanyaji (noun), part.
ugawanyaji (noun), share.
uge (noun), fat adhering to pot or pan.
ugea (noun), fat adhering to pot or pan.
ugege (noun 14), dry feeling on teeth from eating acid fruit.
ugege (noun), having one's teeth set on edge (from eating something
sour).
ugelegele (noun), cf. kigelegele.
ugema (noun), tapping palms (act of).
ugemi (noun), tapping palms (act of).
ugemo (noun), short knife used for making incisions in the bark of palm
trees in order to drain off the sap for making wine.
ugeni (noun 14), lack of experience.
ugeni (noun 14), newness. pamoja na ugeni wake katika jambo hili,
Shangwe sasa alijua [Muk].
ugeni (noun 14), strangeness. (< -geni adj).
ugeni (noun), foreign country.
ugeni (noun), foreignness.
ugenini (noun 14), abroad. (< -geni adj).
ugeufu (noun), alteration.
ugeufu (noun), change.
ugeufu (noun), modification.
ugeufu (noun), transformation.
ugeuko (noun), alteration.
ugeuko (noun), change.
ugeuko (noun), modification.
ugeuko (noun), transformation.
ugeuzaji (noun), alteration.
ugeuzaji (noun), change.
ugeuzaji (noun), modification.
ugeuzaji (noun), transformation.
ugeuzi (noun 11/6), pl mageuzi, change. (< geuza V).
ugeuzi (noun 11/6), pl mageuzi, variation. (< geuza V).
ugeuzi (noun), alteration.
ugeuzi (noun), modification.
ugeuzi (noun), transformation.
ugeuzo (noun), alteration.
ugeuzo (noun), change.
ugeuzo (noun), modification.
ugeuzo (noun), transformation.
ughaibu (noun), absence.
ughaibu (noun), state of being missing.
ughaibu (noun), remoteness.
ughaibu (noun), state of being unobtainable.
ughaibu (noun), state of being absent.
ughoshi (noun), adulteration. ughoshi wa tembo kwa maji.
ughushi (noun), adulteration. ughushi wa tembo kwa maji.
ugimbi (noun 11/10), pl ngimbi, beer.
ugimbi (noun 11/10), pl ngimbi, intoxicating beverage.
Ugiriama (noun 17), Giriama region. (< Giriama N).
Ugiriki (noun), Greece. (< Engl.).
ugo (noun 11/10), pl nyugo, enclosure.
ugo (noun), pl nyugo, fence.
ugo (noun), pl nyugo, fenced-in area.
ugoe (noun 11), pl ngoe, hooking of foot round opponents leg in
wrestling. (< ngoeka v).
ugoe (noun), tripping someone up.
ugoigoi (noun), inactivity.
ugoigoi (noun), indolence.
ugolo (noun 11), snuff.
ugolo (noun), chewing tobacco.
ugomaji (noun), boycott.
ugomaji (noun), strike. amua ya kuwa kuweko ugomaji wa kazi.
ugomba (noun), pl magomba, fiber of the banana plant.
ugombo (noun 11), pl magombo, banjo (type of). (< gomba V).
ugombo (noun), musical instrument resembling a banjo.
ugombozi (noun), liberation.
ugomeaji (noun), boycott.
ugomeaji (noun), strike. amua ya kuwa kuweko ugomaji wa kazi.
-wa na ugomvi na mtu (verb), have something against someone. wao [...]
hawana ugomvi naye [Moh].
ugomvi (noun), pl gomvi, magomvi, an argumentative person.
ugomvi (noun), pl gomvi, magomvi, dispute.
ugomvi (noun), pl gomvi, magomvi, faultfinding.
ugomvi (noun), pl gomvi, magomvi, grumbling.
ugomvi (noun 11/6), pl magomvi, quarrel. akili yake ilikuwa imechafuka
baada ya ugomvi ule [Sul]. (< gomba V).
ugomvi (noun), pl gomvi, magomvi, quarrelsome person.
ugoni (noun 14), adultery. (< gona v).
ugoni (noun 14), sexual assault. (< gona v).
ugoni (noun 14), fine imposed for adultery. (< gona v).
ugoni (noun 14), intercourse (sexual). (< gona v).
ugoni (noun 14), rape. (< gona v).
ugoni (noun), assault.
ugoni (noun), extramarital relations.
-pata ugonjwa (verb), suffer an illness.
-patwa ugongwa (verb), be seized by an illness. patwa ugonjwa. be
seized by illness.
ugonjwa (noun 11/6), pl magonjwa, ailment.
ugonjwa (noun), pl [rare gonjwa] magonjwa, complaint.
ugonjwa (noun 11/6), pl magonjwa, disease.
ugonjwa (noun 11/6), pl magonjwa, illness.
ugonjwa (noun), pl [rare gonjwa] magonjwa, malady.
ugonjwa (noun 11/6), pl magonjwa, sickness.
ugono (noun), adultery. fedha ya ugoni.
ugono (noun), assault.
ugono (noun), extramarital relations.
ugono (noun), sexual intercourse.
ugono (noun), rape.
ugoro (noun 11), snuff.
ugoro (noun), chewing tobacco.
ugoya (noun), down (strand of).
ugoya (noun), feather.
ugoya (noun), animal hair.
ugoya (noun), wool.
ugozi (noun 11), algae.
ugozi (noun), green scum (on stagnant water).
-ugua (verb), feel sick.
-ugua (verb), be in pain.
-ugua (verb), be in pain.
-ugua (verb), ail.
-ugua (verb), groan.
ugua (noun), fall ill.
-ugua mifupa (verb), have arthritis. (< ugua V, '-fupa N).
-uguka (verb), be sick.
ugumu (noun), hard-heartedness.
ugumu (noun), hardness.
ugumu (noun), heartlessness.
ugumu (noun), resoluteness.
ugumu (noun), severity.
ugumu (noun), steadfastness.
ugumu (noun), stubbornness.
ugumu (noun), firmness.
ugumu (noun 14), difficulty. ugumu umo katika mara ya kwanza na ya pili
tu [Sul]. (< -gumu adj).
ugumu (noun 14), hardness. Matata alihisi ugumu [Muk]. (< -gumu adj).
ugundi (noun), powder prepared from the stem of the coconut leaf and used
to treat sores.
uguo (noun 5/6), pl mauguo, (state of) pain.
uguo (noun 5/6), pl mauguo, suffering (state of). wakasikiliza uguo lake
[Moh].
-uguza (verb), be careful of.
-uguza (verb), favor (an injured limb etc.). niauguza mguu wangu.
-uguza (verb), allow to become ill.
-uguza (verb), nurse a sick person. (< ugua V).
uguzi (noun), barter.
uguzi (noun), purchase.
uguzi (noun), sale.
ugwagwa (noun), tartar (on the teeth).
ugwe (noun 11/10), pl nyugwe, cord.
ugwe (noun), pl ngwe, nyugwe, fishing line.
ugwe (noun 11/10), pl ngwe, plot of ground (small).
ugwe (noun), pl ngwe, nyugwe, strap.
ugwe (noun 11/10), pl nyugwe, string.
ugwe (noun), pl ngwe, nyugwe, twine.
uhaba (noun 14), scarcity. (< haba N).
uhaba (noun), deficiency.
uhaba (noun), fewness.
uhaba (noun), inadequacy.
uhaba (noun), insignificance.
uhaba (noun), paltriness.
uhaba (noun), poor quality.
uhaba (noun), scantiness.
Uhabeshi (noun), Abyssinia.
uhafifu (noun 14), poor quality. uhafifu wa mavazi hayo [Mt]. (<
Arabic).
uhafifu (noun), rubbish.
uhafifu (noun), unsaleable merchandise.
uhafifu (noun), junk.
uhafifu (noun), deficiency.
uhafifu (noun), drug on the market.
uhafifu (noun), fewness.
uhafifu (noun), inadequacy.
uhafifu (noun), insignificance.
uhafifu (noun), old merchandise.
uhafifu (noun), paltriness.
uhafifu (noun), poor quality.
uhafifu (noun), scantiness.
uhafifu (noun), trash.
uhafifu (noun), worthlessness.
uhai (noun 14), alive. (< hai adj).
uhai (noun 14), life. (< hai adj).
uhai (noun), existence.
uhaini (noun), deceit.
uhaini (noun 14), betrayal. (< haini N).
uhaini (noun 14), perfidity. (< haini N).
uhaini (noun 14), treachery. (< haini N).
uhaini (noun), disloyalty.
uhaji (noun), necessity.
uhaji (noun), need.
uhakika (noun 14), certainty. hakuwa na uhakika kama Yesu angefurahi
kusikia maneno hayo [Kez]. (< Arabic - hakika N).
uhakiki (noun 14), analysis. (< hakika N).
uhakiki (noun 14), criticism. (< hakika N).
uhakikisho (noun), confirmation.
uhakikisho (noun), corroboration.
uhakikisho (noun), guarantee.
uhakikisho (noun), security.
uhalali (noun 14), legitimacy. (< halali N).
uhali (noun), condition.
uhali (noun), state of health. hali gani?.
uhali (noun), situation. hali ya kisasa.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, contravention.
uhalifu (noun 14), crime. (< Arabic).
uhalifu (noun 14), criminality. kumaliza uhalifu na kumaliza hawa
magaidi [Ng]. (< Arabic).
uhalifu (noun 14), disobedience. (< halifu v).
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, fault.
uhalifu (noun 14), lawbreaking.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, offense.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, rebellion.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, revolution.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, transgression.
uhalifu (noun), pl mahalifu, violation.
uhamaji (noun 14), emigration. (< hama V).
uhamaji (noun), immigration.
uhamaji (noun 14), migration (eg of birds). (< hama V).
uhamiaji (noun), emigration.
uhamiaji (noun 14), immigration. (< hama V).
uhamiaji (noun), migration (eg of birds).
uhamisho (noun 14), banishment. (< hama V).
uhamisho (noun 14), transfer. (< hama V).
uhamisho (noun), ejection.
uhamisho (noun), eviction.
uhamisho (noun), move.
uhamisho (noun), removal.
uhamisho (noun), resettlement.
uhandisi (noun 14), engineering.
uharabu (noun 14), corruption. nyendo zao zikiishia katika uharabu
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
uharabu (noun 14), depravity. (< Arabic).
uharabu (noun), damage.
uharabu (noun), destruction.
uharabu (noun), devastation.
uharabu (noun), extravagance.
uharabu (noun), loss.
uharabu (noun), pillage.
uharabu (noun), plundering.
uharabu (noun), prodigality.
uharabu (noun), vandalism.
uharabu (noun), wastefulness.
uharamia (noun 14), piracy. (< haramu N).
uharamia (noun 14), robbery. (< haramu N).
uharamia (noun), brigandage.
uharamu (noun), illegality.
uharamu (noun), unlawfulness.
uharamu (noun), violation of religious precepts.
uharara (noun), ardor.
uharara (noun), diligence.
uharara (noun), heat.
uharara (noun), passion.
uharara (noun), temperament.
uharara (noun), vehemence.
uharara (noun), warmth.
uharara (noun), zeal.
uharibifu (noun 14), corruption. (< haribu V).
uharibifu (noun 14), destruction. (< haribu V).
uharibifu (noun 14), spoiling. (< haribu V).
uharibifu (noun 14), waste. (< haribu V).
uharibifu (noun), damage.
uharibifu (noun), devastation.
uharibifu (noun), extravagance.
uharibifu (noun), loss.
uharibifu (noun), pillage.
uharibifu (noun), plundering.
uharibifu (noun), prodigality.
uharibifu (noun), vandalism.
uharibifu (noun), wastefulness.
uhasama (noun 14), antagonism. (< hasama N).
uhasama (noun 14), enmity. (< Arabic - hasama N).
uhasama (noun 14), sulkiness. hawakuwa na nadhari ya kuchochea uhasama
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
uhasama (noun 14), violence. (< hasama N).
uhasama (noun), antagonism.
uhasama (noun), antipathy. deni hili limeleta uhasama baina ya rafiki
wawili.
uhasama (noun), dispute.
uhasama (noun), dissension.
uhasama (noun), hostility.
uhasama (noun), ill-will.
uhasama (noun), quarrel.
uhasi (noun 11/6), pl maasi, disobedience.
uhasi (noun), pl maasi, hesitation.
uhasi (noun), pl maasi, insurrection.
uhasi (noun), pl maasi, misgivings.
uhasi (noun), pl maasi, mutiny.
uhasi (noun), pl maasi, rebellion.
uhasi (noun), castration.
uhasi (noun), disobedience.
uhasi (noun), condition of being a eunuch.
uhasi (noun), condition of being a gelding.
uhasi (noun), hesitation.
uhasi (noun), misgivings.
uhasi (noun), mutiny.
uhasi (noun), rebellion.
uhasi (noun), insurrection.
uhasidi (noun), envy.
uhasidi (noun), hostility.
uhasidi (noun), ill-will.
uhasidi (noun), spite.
uhawara (noun), cohabitation (of unmarried persons). hawakuoana wanakaa
pamoja kwa uhawara tu.
uhawara (noun), fornication.
uhawara (noun), prostitution.
uhawara (noun), debauchery.
uhawilishaji (noun), pl mahawilishaji, conveyance. [jur]
uhayawani (noun 14), beastliness. (< Arabic).
uhayawani (noun 14), brutality. alikuwa keshaingia katika daraja ya
uhayawani [Sul]. (< Arabic).
uhayawani (noun 14), filthy act. we punda we, wacha uhayawani wako
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
uhayawani (noun 14), indecency. (< Arabic).
uhayawani (noun 14), obscenity. (< Arabic).
uhayawani (noun), brutishness.
uhayawani (noun), dullness.
uhayawani (noun), ignorance.
uhayawani (noun), stupidity.
uhenga (noun), ancient times (history of). [arch]
uhenga (noun), antiquity.
uheri (noun), good fortune.
uheri (noun), happiness.
uhiana (noun), baseness.
uhiana (noun), cunning.
uhiana (noun), disloyalty.
uhiana (noun), faithlessness.
uhiana (noun), malice.
uhiana (noun), meanness.
uhiana (noun 14), treachery.
Uhindi (noun), India.
uhitaji (noun 11/6), pl mahitaji, desire. (< hitaji V).
uhitaji (noun 11/6), pl mahitaji, need. (< hitaji V).
uhitaji (noun 11/6), pl mahitaji, requirement. (< hitaji V).
uhitaji (noun), pl hitaji, mahitaji, indigence.
uhitaji (noun), pl hitaji, mahitaji, necessity. alinunua mahitaji ya
nyumbani.
uhitaji (noun), pl hitaji, mahitaji, need.
uhitaji (noun), pl hitaji, mahitaji, poverty.
uhitaji (noun), pl hitaji, mahitaji, want.
uhodari (noun 14), pl uhodari, bravery. (< hodari adj).
uhodari (noun 14), pl uhodari, cleverness. (< hodari adj).
uhodari (noun 14), pl uhodari, excellence. (< hodari adj).
uhodari (noun 14), pl uhodari, prudence. (< hodari adj).
uhodari (noun 14), pl uhodari, skill. (< hodari adj).
uhodari (noun), aptitude.
uhodari (noun), bravery.
uhodari (noun), competence.
uhodari (noun), courage.
uhodari (noun), durability.
uhodari (noun), endurance.
uhodari (noun), energy.
uhodari (noun), fitness.
uhodari (noun), industry.
uhodari (noun), stability.
uhodari (noun), vigor.
uhodari (noun), ability.
uhondo (noun 14), entertainment.
uhondo (noun 14), feast.
uhondo (noun), bonus.
uhondo (noun), something extra given without charge.
uhondo (noun), gift.
uhondo (noun), premium.
uhuni (noun 14), pl uhuni, decadence.
uhuni (noun 14), pl uhuni, moral decline.
uhuni (noun 14), pl uhuni, immorality.
uhuni (noun 14), pl uhuni, vagrancy.
uhuni (noun), disorderly conduct.
uhuni (noun), hooliganism. vijana wasiokuwa na kazi wakipatiwa kazi
labda na uhuni mjini utapungua.
uhuni (noun), lawlessness.
uhuni (noun), vagrancy.
uhuni (noun), vandalism.
uhunzi (noun 14), smithing.
uhunzi (noun), metalwork (engraving chasing etc.).
uhunzi (noun), trade of a smith.
uhuria (noun 14), liberalism. (< huru adj).
uhuru (noun 14), freedom. (< huru adj).
uhuru (noun 14), independence. (< huru adj).
uhuru (noun), liberation.
uhusiano (noun), admissibility.
uhusiano (noun), competence.
uhusiano (noun), connection.
uhusiano (noun), correspondence. uhusiano wa moja na moja.
uhusiano (noun), relation(ship). uhusiano wa mataifa.
uhusiano (noun), relevancy.
uhusuda (noun), envy.
uhusuda (noun), hostility.
uhusuda (noun), ill-will.
uhusuda (noun), spite.
uhusuma (noun), antagonism.
uhusuma (noun), antipathy. deni hili limeleta uhusuma baina ya rafiki
wawili.
uhusuma (noun), dispute.
uhusuma (noun), dissension.
uhusuma (noun), enmity.
uhusuma (noun), hostility.
uhusuma (noun), ill-will.
uhusuma (noun), quarrel.
uigaji (noun 14), imitation. (< iga V).
uigaji (noun 14), play-acting. (< iga V).
uigizaji (noun), imitation.
uimara (noun), durability.
uimara (noun), firmness.
uimara (noun), solidity.
uimara (noun), stability.
uimarisho (noun), decision.
uimarisho (noun), determination.
uimarisho (noun), establishment.
uimarisho (noun), fixing.
uimarisho (noun), installation.
uimarisho (noun), resolution.
uimarisho (noun), securing.
uimarisho (noun), strengthening.
uimbaji (noun 14), singing. (< imba V).
uimbo (noun), anthem. uimbo wa Tanganyika.
uimbo (noun), hymn. uimbo wa dini.
uimbo (noun), song.
Uingereza (noun 17), England. (< Ingereza N).
Uingereza (noun), Great Britain.
uingiaji (noun), entrance. fedha za uingiaji.
uingiaji (noun), entry.
uingiliaji (noun), intervention.
uingizaji (noun), importation (of merchandise).
uinjinia (noun), engineering. (< Engl.).
Uislamu (noun 14), Islam. (< Islamu N).
uizi (noun), robbery.
uizi (noun), stealing.
uizi (noun), theft.
uja (noun), bondage. (< arch). [lit]
uja (noun), captivity. (< arch). [lit]
uja (noun), servitude. (< arch). [lit]
uja (noun), slavery. (< arch). [lit]
ujabari (noun 14), bravery. (< Arabic).
ujabari (noun 14), courage. ujabari na ushupavu wa wanyonge [Ya]. (<
Arabic).
ujaji (noun), arrival.
ujaji (noun), coming.
ujaji (noun), judgeship.
ujaka (noun), mushroom (kind of).
ujaka (noun), spinach (kind of).
ujali (noun 14), virginity. hapana alilobakisha isipokuwa hilo lililompa
ujali [Sul].
ujali (noun 11/4), pl mijali, lamp wick.
ujalifu (noun), corpulence.
ujalifu (noun), fullness.
ujalifu (noun), obesity.
ujalifu (noun), satiety.
ujalivu (noun), corpulence.
ujalivu (noun), fullness.
ujalivu (noun), obesity.
ujalivu (noun), satiety.
ujamaa (noun 14), pl ujamaa, brotherhood. (< jamaa N).
ujamaa (noun 14), familyhood. (< jamaa N).
ujamaa (noun), consanguinity.
ujamaa (noun), family.
ujamaa (noun), fellowship.
ujamaa (noun), kin.
ujamaa (noun), blood relationship.
ujamaa (noun), socialism. ujamaa uliodhihirika.
riwaya ya ujambazi (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za ujambazi, crime story.
kusoma riwaya za kila aina: toka za ujambazi na upelelezi hadi za vita na
maafa [Muk]. "I also like reading stories of all sorts: from those of
gangsters to espionage and war and horror, from those of love to devilish
ones"..
riwaya ya ujambazi (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za ujambazi, spy novel. kusoma
riwaya [] za ujambazi na upelelezi [Muk]. to read terror and espionage
novels.
ujambazi (noun 14), cheat. (< Persian).
ujambazi (noun 14), crime. (< Persian).
ujambazi (noun 14), fraud. (< Persian).
ujambazi (noun 14), roguery. ujambazi unamfalia [Ya]. (< Persian).
ujambo (noun), good state of health.
ujambo (noun), improvement. mgonjwa wetu hana hujambo yoyote.
ujambo (noun), well-being.
ujamii (noun), brotherhood.
ujamii (noun), consanguinity.
ujamii (noun), family.
ujamii (noun), fellowship.
ujamii (noun), kin.
ujamii (noun), blood relationship.
ujamii (noun), socialism. ujamii wa domo.
ujamu (noun 14), rope (for leading an ox attached through nose).
ujana (noun 14), adolescence. (< -jana adj).
ujana (noun 14), teenage. (< -jana adj).
ujana (noun), sprightliness.
ujana (noun), youthfulness.
ujanadume (noun), bravery.
ujanadume (noun), courage.
ujanadume (noun), manliness.
ujane (noun 14), widowhood.
ujane (noun), bachelorhood.
ujane (noun), spinsterhood.
ujane (noun), condition of being unmarried.
ujane (noun), unmarried state.
ujane (noun), widowerhood.
ujane (noun), widowhood.
ujanja (noun 14), craftiness.
ujanja (noun 14), shrewdness. macho yake [...] yaliyofutika ujanja na
hekima [Sul].
ujanja (noun 14), slyness.
ujanja (noun), cunning.
ujanja (noun), deceit. amenifanyia ujanja.
ujanja (noun), fraud.
ujanja (noun), maneuver.
ujanja (noun), peculation.
ujanja (noun), slyness.
ujanja (noun), strategem.
ujapojapo (noun 11), narrow country path. (< ja v + po?). [kipemba]
ujari (noun), pl njari, minjari, tiller rope. [naut]
ujasiri (noun 14), audacity. hakuna aliyekuwa na ujasiri wa kuweza
kumwambia mwenziwe [Kez]. (< Arabic).
ujasiri (noun 14), bravery. (< Arabic - jasiri N).
ujasiri (noun), adventurism.
ujasiri (noun), bravado.
ujasiri (noun), daring.
ujasiri (noun), foolhardiness.
ujasiri (noun), recklessness.
ujasiri (noun), temerity.
ujasusi (noun 14), inquisitiveness. (< jasusi N).
ujasusi (noun 14), spying. (< jasusi N).
ujasusi (noun), breach of faith.
ujasusi (noun), curiosity.
ujasusi (noun), disloyalty.
ujasusi (noun), inquisitiveness.
ujasusi (noun), treasury.
ujazi (noun 14), abundance. (< jaa V).
ujazi (noun), corpulence.
ujazi (noun), fullness.
ujazi (noun), generosity.
ujazi (noun), liberality.
ujazi (noun), obesity.
ujazi (noun), satiety.
ujazo (noun 14), capacity. (< jaa V).
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, building.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, construction.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, erection.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, installation.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, structure.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, architecture.
ujengaji (noun), pl majengaji, style of building.
ujengelele (noun), penis. [vulg]
ujengelele (noun), small intestines. [anat]
ujenzi (noun 14), architecture. (< jenga v).
ujenzi (noun), pl majenzi, architecture.
ujenzi (noun 14), building (act of). (< jenga V).
ujenzi (noun), pl majenzi, style of building.
ujenzi (noun 14), pl ujenzi, construction. (< jenga V).
ujenzi (noun), pl majenzi, erection.
ujenzi (noun), pl majenzi, installation.
ujenzi (noun), pl majenzi, structure.
Ujeremani (noun 17), Germany. (< Jerumani N).
ujeuri (adjective), arbitrary.
ujeuri (adjective), tyrannical.
ujeuri (adjective), unjust.
ujeuri (adjective), violent.
ujeuri (noun), brutality. mwenye ujeuri.
ujeuri (noun), injustice.
ujeuri (noun), oppression.
uji (noun 11), gruel. akaanza kutengeneza uji wa Kogi [Ng].
uji (noun 11/10), pl nyuji, porridge.
uji (noun), soup. uji wa mtama [mchele].
ujia (noun), alley (between two houses).
ujia (noun), passageway.
ujihamu (noun), self-defense.
ujima (noun 14), communalism.
ujima (noun 14), cooperation.
ujima (noun), mutual aid.
ujima (noun), collective. duka la ujima.
ujima (noun), neighborhood cooperation (in field work or house-building).
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bending over (act of).
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, bowing (act of).
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, curve.
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, humility.
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, nightmare. ujinamizi limenilemea.
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, self-abasement.
ujinamizi (noun), pl majinamizi, twist.
-jipa ujinga (verb), play the fool.
ujinga (noun 14), folly.
ujinga (noun 14), ignorance. ni ujinga kuacha nyumba kama hii [Kez]. (<
-jinga adj).
ujinga (noun 14), stupidity. (< -jinga adj).
ujinga (noun), ignorance.
ujinga (noun), stupidity.
ujini (noun), cunning.
ujini (noun), diabolical art.
ujini (noun), guile.
ujini (noun), magic.
ujini (noun), sorcery.
ujini (noun), wickedness.
ujinini (noun), home of evil spirits. [arch]
ujio (noun), pl majio, coming (act of).
ujio (noun), pl majio, coming (manner of).
ujio (noun), pl majio, coming (time of).
ujio (noun), pl majio, arriving.
ujira (noun 14), earning.
ujira (noun 14), salary.
ujira (noun 14), wage.
ujira (noun), fee. kazi hii ni bure, haina ujira.
ujira (noun), pay.
ujirani (noun 14), neighborhood. (< jirani N).
ujirani (noun 14), neighborliness. (< jirani N).
ujirani (noun), environs.
ujirani (noun), neighbors.
ujirani (noun), vicinity.
ujitahidi (noun), effort.
ujitahidi (noun), exert oneself.
ujitahidi (noun), exertion.
ujitahidi (noun), industry.
ujitahidi (noun), take pains.
ujitahidi (noun), try hard.
ujitahidi (noun), zeal.
ujitawala (noun), autonomy.
ujitawala (noun), self-government.
ujiti (noun 11/10), pl njiti, branch (long tree branch). (< -ti N).
ujiti (noun 11/10), pl njiti, tree (tall and slender). (< mti n).
ujiti (noun 11/10), pl njiti, tree trunk. (< -ti N).
ujogoo (noun), boldness.
ujogoo (noun), bravado.
ujogoo (noun), daring.
ujoli (noun), fellow-feeling (of slaves). [arch]
ujoli (noun), solidarity. [arch]
Ujomba (noun), Swahili-speaking area around Mombasa.
ujomba (noun), relationship between maternal uncles and nephews.
ujotojoto (noun 14), heat. (< ota v).
ujotojoto (noun), warmth.
ujuba (noun 14), arrogance. mshipa wa ujuba Biti Kocho umeshamsimama
[Moh].
ujuba (noun 14), fearlessness.
ujuba (noun 14), insolence.
ujuba (noun), boldness.
ujuba (noun), courage.
ujuba (noun), oppression.
ujuba (noun), tyranny.
ujuhula (noun), crime of violence.
ujuhula (noun), cruelty.
ujuhula (noun), foolishness.
ujuhula (noun), heartlessness.
ujuhula (noun), ignorance.
ujuhula (noun), mercilessness.
ujuhula (noun), violence.
ujuizi (noun), competence. ujuizi wa matumizi ya nguvu za umeme.
ujuizi (noun), experience.
ujuizi (noun), intelligence.
ujuizi (noun), knowledge.
ujuizi (noun), science.
ujuizi (noun), skill.
ujuizi (noun), wisdom.
ujukuti (noun), pl njukuti, central stem of the coconut palm leaf.
ujukuti (noun 11/10), pl njukuti, midriff of coconut palm leaf.
ujukuti (noun), pl njukuti, spoke (of a bicycle wheel).
ujumbe (noun 14), delegation. (< mjumbe n).
ujumbe (noun 14), meaning. (< mjumbe n).
ujumbe (noun 14), message. ujumbe ulioletwa na barua [Sul]. (< mjumbe
n).
ujumbe (noun 14), mission. ule ujumbe uliyonituma London haukufaulu
[Ya].
ujumbe (noun 14), task.
ujumbe (noun), deputation.
ujumbe (noun), petition.
ujume (noun), locksmith's trade.
ujume (noun), metalworking (methods of).
ujumi (noun), locksmith's trade.
ujumi (noun), metalworking (methods of).
ujumi (noun), metalworking (trade of).
kwa ujumla (conjunction), in general.
kwa ujumla (conjunction), all together.
ujumla (noun), great number.
ujumla (noun), large quantity.
ujumla (noun), totality. kwa jumla.
ujusi (noun 14), ritual impurity of the puerpera and the baby after the
delivery. kabla hajenda kujitia maji ya ujusi [Moh]. (< Arabic).
ujusi (noun), matter.
ujusi (noun), pus.
ujusi (noun), smell (natural odor of animals).
ujuu (noun), eminence.
ujuu (noun), height.
ujuu (noun), peak.
ujuu (noun), top.
ujuvi (noun 14), impertinence. mwanamwali mmoja aliyechina kwa ujuvi
[Sul].
ujuvi (noun 14), knowingness.
ujuvi (noun), boorishness.
ujuvi (noun), insolence.
ujuvi (noun), rudeness. fanya ujuvi.
ujuvi (noun), impudence. maneno ya ujuvi.
ujuzi (noun 14), experience. (< jua V).
ujuzi (noun 14), expertise. (< jua V).
ujuzi (noun 14), knowledge. (< jua V).
ujuzi (noun 14), pl ujuzi, technique. (< jua V).
ujuzi (noun), competence.
ujuzi (noun), intelligence.
ujuzi (noun), science.
ujuzi (noun), skill. ujuzi wa matumizi ya nguvu za umeme.
ujuzi (noun), wisdom.
-uka (verb), depart.
-uka (verb), go away.
ukaa (noun), way of life.
ukaa (noun), living (manner of).
ukaaji (noun), living (manner of).
ukaango (noun), cooking (act of).
ukaango (noun), frying (act of).
ukaango (noun 11/10), pl kaango, frying (with fat). (< kaanga v).
ukabaila (noun 14), feudalism. (< kabaila N).
ukabaila (noun), importance.
ukabaila (noun), prominence.
ukabaila (noun), high social standing.
ukabidhi (noun 14), economy. (< kabidhi V).
ukabidhi (noun 14), hoarding. (< kabidhi V).
ukabidhi (noun 14), public trusteeship. (< kabidhi V).
ukabidhu (noun), economy.
ukabidhu (noun), hoarding.
ukabidhu (noun), thriftiness.
hatua ya ukabila (noun 9/10), pl hatua za ukabila, feudal stage.
ukabila (noun 14), pl ukabila, ethnicity. (< kabila).
ukabila (noun 14), tribalism. (< kabila).
ukabila (noun), citizenship.
ukabila (noun), nationality.
ukabila (noun), racism.
ukadiri (noun), appraisal.
ukadiri (noun), calculation.
ukadiri (noun), computation.
ukadiri (noun), estimate.
ukadiri (noun), estimation.
ukadiri (noun), evaluation.
ukadiri (noun), judgement.
ukadiri (noun), settlement (of accounts).
ukadiri (noun), temperance.
ukadiri (noun), moderation.
ukadirifu (noun 14), assessment. (< kadiria V).
ukadirifu (noun 14), moderation. (< kadiria V).
ukadirifu (noun), appraisal.
ukadirifu (noun), calculation.
ukadirifu (noun), computation.
ukadirifu (noun), estimation.
ukadirifu (noun), evaluation.
ukadirifu (noun), judgement.
ukadirifu (noun), settlement (of accounts).
ukadirifu (noun), temperance.
ukafiri (noun), blasphemy. (< Isl.).
ukafiri (noun), infidelity. (< Isl.).
ukafiri (noun), sacrilege. (< Isl.).
ukafiri (noun), unbelief. (< Isl.).
ukafu (noun 11), foam.
ukafu (noun 11), froth.
ukafu (noun), dryness.
ukafu (noun), humor.
ukafu (noun), impudence. usiniletee ukafu wa macho.
ukafu (noun), nonchalence.
ukafu (noun), wit.
ukago (noun), protection (by means of magic). [arch]
ukaguzi (noun), checking.
ukaguzi (noun), examination. ukaguzi wa kitabu.
ukaguzi (noun), inspection. ukaguzi wa skuli.
ukahaba (noun 14), prostitution. (< kahaba N).
ukaidi (noun 14), disobedience. (< Arabic).
ukaidi (noun 14), obstinacy. ule ukaidi ukatoweka [Sul]. (< Arabic -
kaidi V).
ukaidi (noun), insurbordination.
ukaidi (noun), recalcitrance.
ukaidi (noun), stubbornness.
posho ya ukaimu (noun 9/10), pl posho za ukaimu, acting allowance.
Makamu wa Raisi analipwa posho la ukaimu. The vice president is paid
acting allowance.
ukaimu (noun), agent (work of).
ukaimu (noun), deputy (position of).
ukaimu (noun), representative (position of).
ukaimu (noun), substitute (position of).
ukakamavu (noun), cunning.
ukakamavu (noun), deceit.
ukakamavu (noun), treachery.
ukakasi (noun 14), dryness of teeth after eating unripe fruit.
ukakasi (noun), gnashing (of the teeth).
ukakasi (noun), grinding (of the teeth).
ukakasi (noun), having one's teeth set on edge (from eating something
sour).
ukakaya (noun 11), narrowness.
ukakaya (noun), extent.
ukakaya (noun), range.
ukali (noun 14), fierceness. (< kali adj).
ukali (noun), acidity.
ukali (noun), austerity.
ukali (noun), bitterness (to the taste).
ukali (noun), bravery.
ukali (noun), cruelty.
ukali (noun), daring.
ukali (noun), fury.
ukali (noun), harshness.
ukali (noun), intensity. ukali wa jua.
ukali (noun), passion.
ukali (noun), severity.
ukali (noun), sharpness (of a knife etc.).
ukali (noun), sourness.
ukali (noun), strength.
ukali (noun), strictness.
ukali (noun), temperament.
ukali (noun), tyranny.
ukalifu (noun), acidity.
ukalifu (noun), austerity.
ukalifu (noun), bitterness (to the taste).
ukalifu (noun), bravery.
ukalifu (noun), cruelty.
ukalifu (noun), daring.
ukalifu (noun), fury.
ukalifu (noun), harshness.
ukalifu (noun), intensity. ukalifu wa jua.
ukalifu (noun), passion.
ukalifu (noun), severity.
ukalifu (noun), sharpness (of a knife etc.).
ukalifu (noun), sourness.
ukalifu (noun), strength.
ukalifu (noun), strictness.
ukalifu (noun), temperament.
ukalifu (noun), tension.
ukalifu (noun), tyranny.
ukalimani (noun), interpreting. [arch]
ukalimani (noun), translating. [arch]
ukamba (noun 11/10), pl ukamba, umbilical cord. Farashuu alikata ukamba
[Moh].
ukambaa (noun), cord (made of plaited strips of leaves).
ukambaa (noun), rope (made of plaited strips of leaves).
Ukambani (noun 17), Kamba region. (< Kamba N).
ukambi (noun), measles. [med]
ukame (noun 14), drought. (< kame adj).
ukame (noun), barrenness (of land).
ukame (noun), desert.
ukame (noun), wilderness.
ukamili (noun), accomplishment.
ukamili (noun), completeness.
ukamili (noun), consummation.
ukamili (noun), fulfilment.
ukamili (noun), perfection.
ukamili (noun), unity.
ukamilifu (noun 14), completeness. kazi pekee ambayo angeweza kuifanya
kwa ukamilifu [Mt]. (< Arabic).
ukamilifu (noun 14), fulfillment. (< kamili adv).
ukamilifu (noun 14), perfection. (< Arabic).
ukamilifu (noun), accomplishment.
ukamilifu (noun), consummation.
ukamilifu (noun), perfection.
ukamilifu (noun), unity.
ukamio (noun), extortion.
ukamio (noun), menacing.
ukamio (noun), threatening.
ukamvu (noun 14), dryness of teeth after eating unripe fruit. (< kame
N).
ukanda (noun 11/10), pl kanda, belt. aliupapatua ukanda wake kiunoni
[Moh].
ukanda (noun 11/10), pl kanda, girdle.
ukanda (noun), pl kanda, lace (of a shoe).
ukanda (noun 11/10), pl kanda, strap.
ukanda (noun 11/10), pl kanda, tape.
ukanda (noun 11/10), pl kanda, thong.
ukanda (noun), pl kanda, zone. ukanda wa mvua. [geogr]
ukandamizwaji (noun), suppression.
ukando (adverb), along. ukandoukando wa mto.
ukando (adverb), aside. simama ukando.
ukando (adverb), by.
ukando (adverb), next to.
ukando (adverb), sideways.
ukando (noun), corner.
ukando (noun), side. ukando wote.
ukando (noun), edge. ukando wa mto.
ukano (noun 3/4), sinew.
ukano (noun 3/4), tendon.
ukano (noun 11/10), pl kano, denial. (< kana V).
ukano (noun 11/10), pl kano, tendon. (< kana V).
ukano (noun), sinew.
ukao (noun), pl makao, domicile.
ukao (noun), pl makao, headquarters. makao makuu ya chama hiki.
ukao (noun), pl makao, housing.
ukao (noun), pl makao, seat.
ukao (noun), pl makao, residence.
ukao (noun), way of life.
ukao (noun), living (manner of).
ukapitalisti (noun), capitalism. (< Engl.).
ukarani (noun 14), work of a clerk. (< karani N).
ukarani (noun 14), clerk (work of). (< karani N).
ukarani (noun), duties of a clerk or secretary.
ukarani (noun), secretary (work of).
ukarimu (noun 14), generosity. (< karimu adj).
ukarimu (noun 14), pl ukarimu, hospitality. (< karimu adj).
ukarimu (noun), beneficence.
ukarimu (noun), charity.
ukarimu (noun), liberality.
ukashifu (noun 14), libel. (< kashifu V).
ukashifu (noun 14), slander. (< kashifu V).
ukashifu (noun), defamation.
ukashifu (noun), libel.
ukashifu (noun), slander.
ukasisi (noun), priesthood.
ukata (noun 14), poverty. [rare]
ukata (noun), need.
ukata (noun), privation.
ukataji (noun 14), act of cutting. (< kata V).
ukatavu (noun), abandonment.
ukatavu (noun), obstinacy.
ukatavu (noun), renunciation.
ukatavu (noun), sullenness.
ukatazaji (noun), denial.
ukatazaji (noun), embargo.
ukatazaji (noun), refusal.
ukatazaji (noun), prohibition.
ukatibu (noun), duties of a clerk.
ukatibu (noun), clerk (position of).
ukatibu (noun), duties of a secretary.
ukatibu (noun), secretary (position of).
ukatili (noun 14), cruelty. kama malaika waliotumwa kuja kushuhudia
ukatili uliokuwa ukitendeka [Kez]. (< Arabic - katili adj).
ukatili (noun 14), discrimination. (< katili adj).
ukatili (noun 14), oppression. (< katili adj).
ukatili (noun), atrocity.
ukatili (noun), bloodthirstiness.
ukatili (noun), massacre.
ukavu (noun 14), dryness (state). (< kavu adj).
ukavu (noun 14), impudence. kwa ukavu mkubwa, Kaburu alimwambia... [Ng].
ukavu (noun), humor.
ukavu (noun), nonchalence.
ukavu (noun), wit.
ukawa (noun), delay.
ukawa (noun), lateness.
ukawa (noun), postponement.
ukawiaji (noun), delay.
ukawiaji (noun), lateness.
ukawiaji (noun), postponement.
ukawio (noun), delay.
ukawio (noun), lateness.
ukawio (noun), postponement.
ukaya (noun 11/10), pl kaya, cloth worn by women around head.
ukaya (noun), pl kaya, headdress (women's). [arch]
ukaya (noun), pl kaya, turban (kind of). [arch]
ukazi (noun), home.
ukazi (noun), residence.
uke (noun 14), female sex organs. (< -ke adj).
uke (noun 14), womanhood. (< -ke adj).
uke (noun), femininity.
uke (noun), vagina. [anat]
uke (noun), condition of being a wife.
ukelele (noun 11/10), pl kelele, cry. kulikuwa na hatari ya Shangwe
kutoa ukelele mkali ghafla [Muk]. (< kelele N).
ukelele (noun), pl makelele, noise.
ukelele (noun), pl makelele, shouting.
ukelele (noun), pl makelele, uproar.
ukemi (noun), call.
ukemi (noun), cry.
ukemi (noun), shout.
ukengee (noun), blade (of a knife or sword).
ukengee (noun), ray of the sun.
ukengee (noun), spearhead.
ukengee (noun), sunbeam. ukengee za jua.
ukengefu (noun), apostasy.
ukengefu (noun), backsliding.
ukengefu (noun), desertion.
ukengefu (noun), deviation (from a proper course).
ukengefu (noun), disloyalty.
ukeni (noun), relatives on the mother's side of the family. huyu ni
jamaa kwa ukeni kwetu.
uketo (noun 14), depth.
uketo (noun), abyss.
uketo (noun), chasm.
ukhiana (noun 14), treachery.
uki (noun 11), honey.
ukigo (noun), pl kigo, enclosure.
ukigo (noun 11/10), pl kigo, fence.
ukigo (noun), pl kigo, hedge.
-kaa ukijua (verb), keep in mind. lakini kaa ukijua, mimi huniwafiki
wewe hata vibaya vibaya [Abd].
ukili (noun), pl kili, strip of coconut-palm leaf (used for weaving
mats).
-ukilia (verb), bring about.
-ukilia (verb), decide on.
-ukilia (verb), have designs on.
-ukilia (verb), be intent on.
-ukilia (verb), purpose.
-ukilia (verb), have in view.
ukimwa (noun), ill humor.
ukimwa (noun), moodiness.
ukimwa (noun), sulkiness.
ukimwa (noun), bad temper.
ukimwi (noun 14), AIDS.
ukinaifu (noun), arrogance.
ukinaifu (noun), complacency.
ukinaifu (noun), conceit.
ukinaifu (noun), contentment.
ukinaifu (noun), independence.
ukinaifu (noun), presumption.
ukinaifu (noun), satisfaction.
ukinaifu (noun), self-satisfaction.
ukindani (noun), contentiousness.
ukindani (noun), contradiction.
ukindani (noun), objection.
ukindani (noun), obstinacy.
ukindani (noun), obstructiveness.
ukindani (noun), opposition. upande wa ukinzani.
ukindani (noun), protest.
ukindani (noun), rejoinder.
ukindu (noun), fibers from the leaf of the wild date palm used for
weaving mats etc..
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, awning. (< kinga v).
ukingo (noun), pl kingo, balustrade.
ukingo (noun), pl kingo, banister.
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, border.
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, brink.
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, curtain. (< kinga v).
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, defense. (< kinga v).
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, edge. Rozi sasa alisogea penye ukingo wa
kochi alilokalia [Sul].
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, margin.
ukingo (noun), pl kingo, parapet.
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, protection. (< kinga v).
ukingo (noun), pl kingo, rail.
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, screen. (< kinga v).
ukingo (noun 11/10), pl kingo, shelter. (< kinga v).
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, contentiousness.
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, contradiction.
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, objection.
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, obstinacy.
ukinzani (noun 14), obstructiveness. (< kinza v).
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, opposition. upande wa ukinzani.
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, protest.
ukinzani (noun), pl makinzani, rejoinder.
ukinzani (noun 14), resistance. (< kinza V).
-ukiri (verb), deny something vehemently.
ukiri (noun), acceptance.
ukiri (noun), acknowledgement of receipt.
ukiri (noun), admission. ukiri wa makosa.
ukiri (noun), approval.
ukiri (noun), assent.
ukiri (noun), confession.
ukiri (noun), recognition.
ukiuaji (noun), transition.
ukiwa (noun 14), abandonment.
ukiwa (noun 14), desolation.
ukiwa (noun 14), loneliness. upweke na ukiwa uliowasimamia [Moh].
ukiwa (noun 14), solitariness.
ukiwa (noun), abandonment.
ukiwa (noun), bereavement.
ukiwa (noun), desolation.
ukiwa (noun), destruction.
ukiwa (noun), devastation.
ukiwa (noun), distress. nchi hii imepata/imeingiliwa na ukiwa.
ukiwa (noun), condition of an orphan.
ukiwa (noun), poverty.
ukiwa (noun), solitude.
ukiwa (noun), want.
ukiwa (noun), condition of a widow.
ukiwi (noun), condition of being blinded (by strong light).
ukiwi (noun), condition of being dazzled.
ukiziwi (noun), deafness.
uko (verb auxiliary), it is there.
uko (verb auxiliary), you are there. uko wapi?.
ukoa (noun), belt.
ukoa (noun), metal ring (worn as an ornament around the neck or on the
arm).
ukoa (noun), leather strap.
ukodishaji (noun), rent (payment of).
ukodishaji (noun), rental.
ukofi (noun), pl kofi, handful (the amount of anything that will lie on
the palm of the hand).
ukofi (noun), pl kofi, palm of the hand (upturned).
ukoga (noun 11), accretion.
ukoga (noun 14), incrustation.
ukoga (noun 11), tartar (on teeth).
ukoga (noun), blight.
ukoga (noun), deposit.
ukoga (noun), incrustation. ukoga wa meno.
ukoga (noun), lichen. [bot]
ukoga (noun), mildew.
ukoga (noun), mold.
ukohozi (noun), pl makohozi, coughing.
ukohozi (noun), pl makohozi, phlegm.
ukohozi (noun), pl makohozi, respiratory disease. [med]
ukohozi (noun), pl makohozi, sputum.
ukoja (noun 11/10), pl koja, necklace of beads.
ukoka (noun 11), fine.
ukoka (noun 14), fodder grass.
ukoka (noun), award.
ukoka (noun), distinction.
ukoka (noun), kind of creeping grass used for fodder.
ukoka (noun), honorary degree. yeye hakuwa daktari kweli ila alivikwa
kilemba cha ukoka tu.
ukoko (noun 11), hard-burnt food at bottom of pot.
ukoko (noun), hard crust.
ukoloni (noun), colonialism. wakati wa ukoloni.
ukoma (noun), leprosy. mwenye ukoma.
ukomba (noun), claw.
ukomba (noun), scraper (tool for hollowing out mortars or dugout canoes
etc.).
ukomba (noun), spoon (small).
ukomba (noun), talon.
ukombe (noun), claw.
ukombe (noun), scraper (tool for hollowing out mortars or dugout canoes
etc.).
ukombe (noun), spoon (small).
ukombe (noun), talon.
ukombo (noun), pl kombo, bend.
ukombo (noun 11/10), pl kombo, curve. (< komba v).
ukombo (noun), pl kombo, fee paid by a father to the teacher upon
completion of a boy's schooling..
ukomboleo (noun), deliverance.
ukomboleo (noun), fine.
ukomboleo (noun), money owed for a service. suti yangu imekwisha
kushonwa, sasa bado ukombozi tu..
ukomboleo (noun), ransoming.
ukomboleo (noun), redemption.
ukomboleo (noun), rescue.
ukomboleo (noun), salvation.
ukomboo (noun), deliverance.
ukomboo (noun), fine.
ukomboo (noun), money owed for a service.
ukomboo (noun), ransom.
ukomboo (noun), redemption.
ukomboo (noun), redemption.
ukomboo (noun), rescue.
ukomboo (noun), salvation.
jeshi la ukombozi (noun 5/6), pl majeshi ya ukombozi, liberation army.
(< jeshi n, komboa v).
ukombozi (noun 14), liberation. (< komboa V).
ukombozi (noun 14), ransom. (< komboa V).
ukombozi (noun), deliverance.
ukombozi (noun), fine.
ukombozi (noun), money owed for a service.
ukombozi (noun), redemption.
ukombozi (noun), rescue.
ukombozi (noun), salvation.
ukomeshaji (noun 14), abolition. (< koma V).
ukomeshaji (noun 14), stopping. (< koma V).
ukomeshaji (noun), curtailment. ukomeshaji wa silaha kwa nchi zote.
ukomeshaji (noun), bringing to an end (act of).
ukomeshaji (noun), termination.
ukoministi (noun 14), communism. hamjui shida ya ukoministi [Kez]. (<
Eng.).
ukomo (noun 14), discontinuance. (< koma V).
ukomo (noun 11/10), pl komo, end. (< koma v).
ukomo (noun 14), finale. (< koma V).
ukomo (noun), death. [euph]
ukomo (noun), goal.
ukomo (noun), termination.
ukomunisti (noun 14), communism.
ukonge (noun 14), fiber.
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, cane. (< konga).
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, crutch. (< konga).
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, staff. (< konga).
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, stick. (< konga).
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, cane.
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, crutch.
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, staff.
ukongojo (noun), pl kongojo, stick.
ukongwe (noun), decrepitude.
ukongwe (noun), feebleness.
ukongwe (noun), advanced old age.
ukonjo (noun), pole (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukonjo (noun), rod (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukonjo (noun), stick (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukono (noun 11/10), pl kono, tendril (of plants). (< mkono N).
ukonyezo (noun), pl konyezo, allusion.
ukonyezo (noun 11/10), pl konyezo, hint. (< konyeza v).
ukonyezo (noun), pl konyezo, sign.
ukonyezo (noun), pl konyezo, warning.
ukonyezo (noun), pl konyezo, wink.
ukonzo (noun), pole (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukonzo (noun), rod (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukonzo (noun), stick (with a hardened tip used as a hunting weapon or in
pit traps).
ukoo (noun 11/10), pl koo, clan.
ukoo (noun 11/10), pl koo, descent.
ukoo (noun 11/10), pl koo, family.
ukoo (noun 11/10), pl koo, lineage.
ukoo (noun), pl koo, pedigree.
ukoo (noun), pl koo, blood relationship.
ukoo (noun 11/10), pl koo, relationship.
ukoo (noun), dirt.
ukoo (noun), filth.
ukoo (noun), uncleanliness.
ukopaji (noun), advance.
ukopaji (noun), credit.
ukopaji (noun), deception.
ukopaji (noun), fraud.
ukopaji (noun), loan.
ukope (noun 11/10), pl kope, eyelash. anazinyoosha kope za macho yake
kwa 'mascara' [Muk], nitakupiga leo, nikubakishe kope tu [Moh].
ukope (noun 11/10), pl kope, eyelid.
ukopi (noun 14), pl ukopi, advance. (< kopa v).
ukopi (noun 14), pl ukopi, credit. (< kopa v).
ukopi (noun 14), pl ukopi, deception. (< kopa v).
ukopi (noun 14), pl ukopi, fraud. (< kopa v).
ukopi (noun 14), pl ukopi, loan. (< kopa v).
ukorofi (noun 14), brutality.
ukorofi (noun 14), malignity. (< Arabic).
ukorofi (noun 14), evil temper. mtu mwema kama yule, akazaa "ukorofi"
kama wewe [Sul]. (< Arabic).
ukorofi (noun), coarseness.
ukorofi (noun), hostility.
ukorofi (noun), ill-temper.
ukorofi (noun), roughness.
ukorofi (noun), tyranny.
ukorogefu (noun), confusion.
ukorogefu (noun), disorder.
ukorogefu (noun), disturbance.
ukorogefu (noun), mixing.
ukorogefu (noun), mixture.
ukorogo (noun), confusion.
ukorogo (noun), disorder.
ukorogo (noun), disturbance.
ukorogo (noun), mixing.
ukorogo (noun), mixture.
ukosa (noun), absence.
ukosa (noun), defect.
ukosa (noun), deficiency.
ukosa (noun), deficit.
ukosa (noun), error.
ukosa (noun), failure.
ukosa (noun), fault.
ukosa (noun), lack.
ukosa (noun), mistake.
ukosa (noun), shortage.
ukosa (noun), want.
ukosefu (noun 14), shortage. (< kosa N).
ukosefu (noun), absence.
ukosefu (noun), defect.
ukosefu (noun), deficiency.
ukosefu (noun), deficit.
ukosefu (noun), error.
ukosefu (noun), failure.
ukosefu (noun), fault.
ukosefu (noun), lack.
ukosefu (noun), mistake.
ukosefu (noun), shortage.
ukosefu (noun), want.
ukosefu wa kinga mwilini (noun 14), acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
(< kosa V, kinga N, mwili N).
ukosekanaji (noun), absence.
ukosekanaji (noun), defect.
ukosekanaji (noun), deficiency.
ukosekanaji (noun), deficit.
ukosekanaji (noun), error.
ukosekanaji (noun), failure.
ukosekanaji (noun), fault.
ukosekanaji (noun), lack.
ukosekanaji (noun), mistake.
ukosekanaji (noun), shortage.
ukosekanaji (noun), want.
ukosekano (noun), absence.
ukosekano (noun), defect.
ukosekano (noun), deficiency.
ukosekano (noun), deficit.
ukosekano (noun), error.
ukosekano (noun), failure.
ukosekano (noun), fault.
ukosekano (noun), lack.
ukosekano (noun), mistake.
ukosekano (noun), shortage.
ukosekano (noun), want.
ukosi (noun 11/10), pl kosi, collar. alimshika Rosa shingoni kwa ukosi
wa gauni lake [Kez].
ukosi (noun), nape of the neck.
ukosi (noun 11/10), pl kosi, back of neck.
ukosoaji (noun 14), correction. (< kosa V).
ukosoaji (noun 14), criticism. (< kosa V).
ukowo (noun), dirt.
ukowo (noun), filth.
ukowo (noun), uncleanliness.
Ukristo (noun 14), Christianity. (< Kristo N).
ukuaji (noun 14), development. (< kua V).
ukuaji (noun 14), growth. (< kua V).
ukuba (noun 14), bad omen.
ukubali (noun 14), permission. (< kubali V).
ukubali (noun), agreement.
ukubali (noun), approval. ukubali wake utatusaidia.
ukubali (noun), assent.
ukubali (noun), concord.
ukubali (noun), concurrence.
ukubali (noun), harmony.
ukubwa (noun 14), bigness. (< -kubwwa adj).
ukubwa (noun 14), greatness. (< -kubwwa adj).
ukubwa (noun 14), pl ukubwa, largeness. (< -kubwwa adj).
ukubwa (noun 14), size. (< -kubwwa adj).
ukubwa (noun), authority. ukubwa wa jeshi.
ukubwa (noun), capacity.
ukubwa (noun), dimensions.
ukubwa (noun), importance.
ukubwa (noun), manhood.
ukubwa (noun), power.
ukubwa (noun), prime.
ukubwa (noun), significance.
ukubwa (noun), size.
ukubwa (noun), volume.
ukubwani (noun), in one's prime.
ukucha (noun 11/10), pl kucha, claw.
ukucha (noun 11/10), pl kucha, fingernail.
ukucha (noun), pl makucha, hoof.
ukucha (noun), pl makucha, talon.
ukucha (noun 14), pl kucha, toenail.
ukufi (noun 11/10), pl kufi, handful.
ukufi (noun), pl kufi, palm of the hand (upturned).
ukufurru (noun), sacrilege. (< Isl.).
ukufuru (noun 14), blasphemy. (< kafiri N).
ukufuru (noun), infidelity. (< Isl.).
ukufuru (noun), unbelief. (< Isl.).
ukukwi (noun 11), species of harmless snake.
ukulifu (noun), apathy.
ukulifu (noun), carelessness.
ukulifu (noun), lack of courage.
ukulifu (noun), lack of grit.
ukulifu (noun), indolence.
ukulifu (noun), lack of perseverance.
ukulifu (noun), remissness.
ukulifu (noun), resignation.
ukulifu (noun), slackness.
ukulima (noun 14), pl ukulima, agriculture. (< lima V).
ukulima (noun 14), farming. (< lima V).
ukulima (noun), field work.
ukulivu (noun), apathy.
ukulivu (noun), carelessness.
ukulivu (noun), lack of courage.
ukulivu (noun), lack of grit.
ukulivu (noun), indolence.
ukulivu (noun), lack of perseverance.
ukulivu (noun), remissness.
ukulivu (noun), resignation.
ukulivu (noun), slackness.
ukumbaji (noun), jostling.
ukumbaji (noun), pushing.
ukumbaji (noun), shoving.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, anteroom.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, corridor.
ukumbi (noun 11/10), pl kumbi, forum.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, front room of a house.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, hall.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, tribal initiation rites.
ukumbi (noun 11/10), pl kumbi, porch.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, veranda.
ukumbi (noun), pl kumbi, vestibule.
ukumbizi (noun 11/10), pl kumbizi, elimination. (< kumba v).
ukumbizi (noun 11/10), pl kumbizi, removal. (< kumba v).
ukumbizi (noun 11/10), pl kumbizi, sweeping away. (< kumba v).
ukumbizi (noun), jostling.
ukumbizi (noun), pushing.
ukumbizi (noun), shoving.
ukumbizo (noun), open veranda.
ukumbuko (noun 11/6), pl makumbuko, recollection. (< kumbuka V).
ukumbuko (noun), memory.
ukumbuo (noun), bandage.
ukumbuo (noun), sash.
ukumbuo (noun), scarf.
ukumbuo (noun), sling.
ukumbuo (noun), strip of cloth.
ukumbusho (noun 11/6), pl makumbusho, memorial. (< kumbuka V).
ukumbusho (noun 11/6), pl makumbusho, reminder. (< kumbuka V).
ukumbusho (noun), monument.
ukumbusho (noun), souvenir.
ukumbuu (noun), bandage.
ukumbuu (noun 11/10), pl kumbuu, sash.
ukumbuu (noun), scarf.
ukumbuu (noun), sling.
ukumbuu (noun), strip of cloth.
ukumvi (noun 11/10), pl kumvi, bran.
ukumvi (noun 11/10), pl kumvi, chaff.
ukumvi (noun), empty husk.
ukumvi (noun 11/10), pl kumvi, husk.
ukunde (noun 11/10), pl kunde, brown bean. (< mkunde N).
ukunga (noun 14), midwifery.
ukunga (noun 14), obstetrics.
ukunga (noun), midwifery. anafanya kazi ya ukunga.
ukungu (noun 11/6), pl makungu, damp. kama hakuna ukungu unaweza kukiona
kutoka Usukumani [Kez].
ukungu (noun 14), dew.
ukungu (noun), pl kungu, makungu, fog.
ukungu (noun), pl kungu, makungu, fungus.
ukungu (noun), pl kungu, makungu, lichen.
ukungu (noun), pl kungu, makungu, mildew.
ukungu (noun 14), mist.
ukungu (noun 11), moisture.
ukungu (noun), pl kungu, makungu, mold.
ukunguni (noun), idleness.
ukunguni (noun), indolence.
ukunguni (noun), laziness.
ukunguru (noun), newcomer's fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
ukunguru (noun), seasoning fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
ukunguru (noun), newcomer's fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
ukunguru (noun), seasoning fever (due to difficulty in adjusting to a
change of climate or diet).
ukunguru (noun), Montezuma's revenge (traveller's illness due to
difficulty in adjusting to a change of climate or diet).
ukungwi (noun), methods of a kungwi.
ukungwi (noun), work of a kungwi q.v..
ukuni (noun 11/10), pl kuni, firewood (stick of).
ukunjufu (noun 14), cheerfulness. (< kunjufu adj).
ukunjufu (noun 14), exuberance. (< kunjufu adj).
ukunjufu (noun 14), gaiety. (< kunjufu adj).
ukunjufu (noun), geniality.
ukunjufu (noun), good spirits.
ukurasa (noun), pl kurasa, leaf (of a book).
ukurasa (noun), pl kurasa, leaflet.
ukurasa (noun 11/10), pl kurasa, page. vidole vya msichana vinazipambua
kurasa za jarida lile [Muk]. (< Arabic - kurasa N).
ukurasa (noun 11/10), pl kurasa, sheet of paper. (< kurasa N).
ukurugenzi (noun), leadership.
ukurugenzi (noun), pioneering spirit.
ukuruti (noun 11), pimple.
ukuruti (noun 11), zit.
ukuruti (noun), acne.
ukuruti (noun), itch.
ukuruti (noun), rash.
ukurutu (noun 11), pimple.
ukurutu (noun 11), zit.
ukurutu (noun), acne.
ukurutu (noun), itch.
ukurutu (noun), rash.
ukuta (noun 11/10), pl kuta, brick wall.
ukuta (noun 11/10), pl kuta, wall.
ukuti (noun), pl kuta, single frond of a coconut-palm leaf.
ukuti (noun), pl kuti, palm branch.
ukuu (noun 11/6), pl makuu, greatness. (< -kuu adj).
ukuu (noun), distinction.
ukuu (noun), eminence.
ukuu (noun), superiority.
ukuzaji (noun 14), amplification. (< kua V).
ukuzaji (noun 14), enlargement. (< kua V).
ukuzaji (noun 14), promotion. (< kua V).
ukuzaji (noun), stock breeding.
ukuzaji (noun), cultivation (of plants).
ukuzaji (noun), domestication (of animals).
ukuzaji (noun), stock raising.
ukwaju (noun), pl kwaju, tamarind (used in tanning). chakula kina
ukwaju.
ukware (noun), lasciviousness.
ukware (noun), lust.
ukware (noun), sensuality.
ukwasi (noun), comfort.
ukwasi (noun), luxury.
ukwasi (noun), wealth.
ukwato (noun), pl kwato, hoof (of an animal). (< kwata Adv).
ukwato (noun), pl kwato, hoof (of an animal).
ukwe (noun), in-laws.
ukwe (noun), relationship by marriage.
ukwe (noun), relatives of one's wife. ninakwenda ukweni..
ukweli (noun), frankness.
ukweli (noun 14), truth. (< kweli adv).
ukwenzi (noun 11), scream.
ukwenzi (noun 11), shriek.
ukwezi (noun), methods of a climber.
ukwezi (noun), pay of a climber.
ukwezi (noun), work of a climber.
ulaanifu (noun), cursing.
ulaanifu (noun), damnation. acha kufanya mambo ya ulaanifu.
ulaanizi (noun), cursing.
ulaanizi (noun), damnation. acha kufanya mambo ya ulaanifu.
ulabibu (noun 14), perseverance.
ulabibu (noun), endurance.
ulabibu (noun), persistency.
ulabibu (noun), pertinacity.
ulabibu (noun), stubbornness.
ulafi (noun), gluttony.
ulafi (noun), greediness.
-ulaga (verb), kill. [arch]
ulaghai (noun), deception.
ulaghai (noun), fraud.
ulaghai (noun), imposture.
ulaghai (noun), swindle.
ulaika (noun), pl malaika, down (of birds).
ulaika (noun), pl malaika, down (of birds).
ulaika (noun), pl malaika, body hair (on the hands and arms).
ulaini (noun 14), kindness. ulaini wa kimahaba wa Matatu ulitoweka
[Muk]. (< laini adj).
ulaini (noun 14), smoothness. uso wake umezidia ulaini, haukunjiki [Ma].
(< laini adj).
ulaini (noun), gentleness.
ulaini (noun), softness. matunda haya hayana ulaini wa kutosha.
ulainifu (noun), gentleness.
ulainifu (noun), softness. matunda haya hayana ulainifu wa kutosha.
ulainishaji (noun 14), lubrication. (< laini adj).
ulaiti (noun), something of European manufacture.
ulaji (noun 5/6), pl malaji, diet. (< -la V).
ulaji (noun), eating (act of).
ulaji (noun), eating (manner of).
ulaji (noun), food and drink.
ulaji (noun), gluttony.
ulaji (noun), greed.
ulaji (noun), nourishment.
ulaji (noun), sustenance.
ulalamishi (noun), appeal.
ulalamishi (noun), groaning.
ulalamishi (noun), moaning.
ulalamishi (noun), plea.
ulalamishi (noun), supplication.
ulalamizi (noun), appeal.
ulalamizi (noun), groaning.
ulalamizi (noun), moaning.
ulalamizi (noun), plea.
ulalamizi (noun), supplication.
ulalo (noun 11/6), pl malalo, sleeping accommodation. (< lala V).
ulalo (noun 5/6), pl malalo, bridge (small). (< lala V).
ulalo (noun 11/6), pl malalo, camping place. (< lala V).
ulalo (noun 11/10), pl ndalo, diagonal. (< lala V).
ulalo (noun), pl malalo, something laid down (e.g. a log across a
stream).
ulalo (noun), pl malalo, lying down (manner of).
ulalo (noun), pl malalo, lying down (place of).
ulalo (noun), pl malalo, sleeping (manner of).
ulalo (noun), pl malalo, sleeping (place of).
ulamali (noun), black magic.
ulambilambi (noun), early stage in the growth of the coconut when the
meat is still quite soft or the meat itself at this stage..
ulanga (noun 11), mica. (< anga n).
ulanga (noun), talc.
ulanguzi (noun 14), black market. naogopa kufungwa kwa ulanguzi [Ma].
(< langua V).
Ulaya (noun 17), Europe.
Ulaya (noun), district.
ulayiti (noun), unbleached cotton cloth of European manufacture.
ulayiti (noun), something of European manufacture.
ule (pronoun), that.
uledi (noun), cabin boy. [naut]
uledi (pronoun), pr. n. masc..
ulegeo (noun), carelessness.
ulegeo (noun), enervation.
ulegeo (noun), exhaustion.
ulegeo (noun), inattentiveness.
ulegeo (noun), laziness.
ulegeo (noun), limpness. msipofanya ulegevu kazi yetu tutaimaliza
mapema.
ulegeo (noun), slackness.
ulegeo (noun), weakness.
ulegevu (noun 14), slackness. (< legea V).
ulegevu (noun), carelessness.
ulegevu (noun), enervation.
ulegevu (noun), exhaustion.
ulegevu (noun), inattentiveness.
ulegevu (noun), laziness.
ulegevu (noun), limpness. msipofanya ulegevu kazi yetu tutaimaliza
mapema.
ulegevu (noun), weakness.
ulenini (noun 14), Leninism.
uleoleo (noun), state of half-consciousness.
ulesi (noun), pl malesi, millet (kind of). pombe ya ulezi.
uletaji (noun), delivery.
uletaji (noun), supply.
ulevi (noun 14), habit of drinking. (< lewa V).
ulevi (noun 14), drunkenness. alifutwa kazi kwa sababu ya ulevi [Kez].
(< lewa V).
ulevi (noun 14), an intoxicant. pumzi yake nzito iliyojaa harufu ya
ulevi [Ng]. (< lewa V).
ulevi (noun 14), intoxication. (< lewa V).
ulevi (noun), alcohol.
ulevi (noun), dipsomania.
ulevi (noun), drunkenness.
ulevi (noun), intoxication.
ulevi (noun), mania.
ulevi (noun), spirits.
ulevi (noun), weakness. sigara ndio ulevi wake.
ulezi (noun 11/6), pl malezi, bringing up a child. (< lea V).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, caring for children (methods of).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, caring for children (work of).
ulezi (noun 14), child-care worker. (< lea V).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, educating children (methods of).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, educating children (work of).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, nursing children (methods of).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, nursing children (work of).
ulezi (noun 11/6), pl malezi, nurturing. (< lea V).
ulezi (noun 11/6), pl malezi, rearing. (< lea V).
ulezi (noun 11/6), pl malezi, upbringing. (< lea V).
ulezi (noun), pl malezi, millet (kind of). pombe ya ulezi.
-ulia (verb), destroy.
-ulia (verb), kill.
-ulia (verb), murder.
ulili (noun 11/6), pl malili?, bedstead with turned legs.
ulili (noun 11/6), pl malili?, platform for blood offerings to spirits.
ulili (noun), pl malili, shrine where offerings are made to spirits..
[ethn]
ulimaji (noun 11), cultivation. (< lima v).
ulimaji (noun 11), farming. (< lima v).
ulimaji (noun), agriculture (methods of).
ulimaji (noun), agriculture (work of).
ulimaji (noun), cultivation (methods of).
ulimaji (noun), cultivation (work of).
ulimbo (noun 11), birdlime.
ulimbo (noun), sticky sap of various plants used as birdlime or glue.
prov. penye urembo ndipo penye urimbo.
ulimbukeni (noun 14), inexperience. kuvaa nguo hiyo wakati huo ni
ushamba na ulimbukeni [Muk]. (< limbika V).
ulimbwende (noun 11), dandyism.
ulimbwende (noun), undue attention to dress.
ulimbwende (noun), elegance.
ulimbwende (noun), fashionable dress.
ulimi (noun 11/10), pl ndimi, language.
ulimi (noun), pl ndimi, tongue. ana ulimi mzito. [anat]
ulimi wa moto (noun 11/10), pl ndimi za moto, flame. (< ulimi N, moto
N).
ulimwengu (noun), pl malimwengu, environment.
ulimwengu (noun), pl malimwengu, sky.
ulimwengu (noun), pl malimwengu, surroundings.
ulimwengu (noun), pl malimwengu, universe. ulimwengu-a-ulimwengu.
ulimwengu (noun 14), pl ulimwengu, world.
ulindi (noun), female' of a pair of firesticks.
ulinganifu (noun 14), pl ulinganifu, comparability. (< lingana V).
ulinganifu (noun 14), harmony. (< lingana V).
ulinganifu (noun 14), similarity. (< lingana V).
ulinganifu (noun), agreement.
ulinganifu (noun), conformity.
ulinganifu (noun), equilibrium.
ulinganifu (noun), symmetry.
ulinganisho (noun), accommodation.
ulinganisho (noun), adaptation.
ulinganisho (noun), comparison.
ulingano (noun), likeness.
ulingano (noun), similarity.
ulinganyifu (noun), agreement.
ulinganyifu (noun), conformity.
ulinganyifu (noun), equilibrium.
ulinganyifu (noun), harmony.
ulinganyifu (noun), symmetry.
ulingo (noun), pl lingo, malingo, platform (for the watchman guarding a
field).. amelala juu ya ulingo apate kulinda mihogo yake.
jeshi la ulinzi (noun 5/6), pl majeshi ya ulinzi, defense force. (<
jeshi n, linda v).
ulinzi (noun 14), construction. (< linda V).
ulinzi (noun 14), pl ulinzi, defense. (< linda V).
ulinzi (noun 14), pl ulinzi, security. (< linda V).
ulinzi (noun), control.
ulinzi (noun), guarding.
ulinzi (noun), supervision.
ulinzi (noun), surveillance.
ulinzi (noun), watching.
ulio (noun 14), dish. (< la v).
ulio (noun), platter.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, exaction.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, extortion.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, enforced payment.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, repayment.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, retaliation.
ulipizi (noun), pl malipizi, revenge.
ulishaji (noun), causing to eat.
ulishaji (noun), feeding.
ulitima (noun 14), unemployment.
ulitima (noun), distress. (< Port.).
ulitima (noun), inactivity. (< Port.).
ulitima (noun), poverty. (< Port.).
ulitima (noun), last trump card in the game of Arbastini. (< Port.).
[cards]
ulitima (noun), unemployment. (< Port.).
-uliwa (verb passive), be killed. anatafuta kuuliwa na babaake [Moh].
(< ua V). [Zanz.]
uliwali (noun), duties of a liwali.
uliwali (noun), liwali (position of).
-uliza (verb), ask (about).
-uliza (verb), inquire.
-uliza (verb), interrogate.
-uliza (verb), question.
ulizi (noun 11/6), pl maulizi, bawling. (< lia V).
ulizi (noun), pl malizi, crying (of a child).
ulizi (noun), pl malizi, screaming (of a child).
ulizo (noun 5/6), pl maulizo, inquiry. (< uliza V).
ulizo (noun 5/6), pl maulizo, interrogation. (< uliza V).
ulizo (noun), pl malizo, us. maulizo, investigation.
ulizo (noun 5/6), pl maulizo, questioning. (< uliza V).
-ulizwa (verb), be asked. (< uliza V).
-ulizwa (verb), be questioned. (< uliza V).
ulofa (noun 14), poor mouth. (< Eng.). [slang]
ulofa (noun 14), poverty. ulofa uliokuingia haunisaidii miye [Ma]. (<
Eng.).
ulozi (noun 14), sorcery. (< loga V).
ulozi (noun), magic.
ulozi (noun), witchcraft.
ultima (noun), inactivity. (< Port.).
ultima (noun), distress. (< Port.).
ultima (noun), poverty. (< Port.).
ultima (noun), last trump card in the game of Arbastini. (< Port.).
[cards]
ultima (noun), unemployment. (< Port.).
uluzi (noun), whistling.
ulwa (noun 14), glory. cheo na ulwa aliopewa na watu ulimsahaulisha wapi
alikotoka [Moh].
ulwa (noun 14), honor.
ulwa (noun 14), good standing.
-uma (verb), be painful.
-uma (verb), cause pain.
uma (noun), bite. nimeumwa na mbwa.
uma (noun), fork.
uma (noun), hurt. kidonda hiki kinaniuma.
uma (noun 11/10), pl nyuma, metal point. (< uma v).
uma (noun), pointed implement (awl or punch etc.).
uma (noun), rake.
uma (noun), sting (of an insect). [rare]
-uma meno (verb), clench one's teeth. wakati ulipofika, Bi Tamima aliuma
meno [Moh].
umaarufu (noun 14), fame. (< maarufu adj).
umaarufu (noun 14), pl umaarufu, renown. (< maarufu adj).
umahiri (noun 14), skill. (< mahiri adj).
umahiri (noun), cleverness.
umahiri (noun), deftness.
umahiri (noun), tact.
umaji (noun), damp.
umaji (noun), fluid state.
umaji (noun), liquid state.
umaji (noun), moisture.
umaji (noun), vapor.
umajimaji (noun 14), humidity. (< maji N).
umajimaji (noun 14), moisture. umajimaji wa mvua unawanawisha [Ma]. (<
maji N).
umajimaji (noun), damp.
umajimaji (noun), fluid state.
umajimaji (noun), liquid state.
umajimaji (noun), vapor.
umakanika (noun), mechanics (methods of). (< Engl.).
umakanika (noun), work of a mechanic. (< Engl.).
umakanika (noun), pay of a mechanic. (< Engl.).
umaksi (noun 14), Marxism. (< Maksi N).
umalaya (noun 14), prostitution. unataka kuniletea umalaya wa mama yako
hapa [Kez]. (< malaya N).
Umalaya (noun), Malaya.
umalidadi (noun), excessive attention to one's appearance.
umalidadi (noun), care.
umalidadi (noun), elegance (of dress).
umalidadi (noun), fashionable clothing.
umalidadi (noun), neatness.
umalidadi (noun), overdressing.
umalizaji (noun 14), conclusion. utekaji na umalizaji wa spidi ya umeme
[Muk]. (< maliza V).
umama (noun), maternity.
umama (noun), motherhood.
-umana (verb), close.
-umana (verb), fit together (of doors or windows etc.).
-umana (verb), form a line. watu wameumana toka sokoni mpaka posta..
-umana (verb), queue up.
-umana (verb reciprocal), fight. (< uma V).
-umana (verb reciprocal), hurt each other. Bi Tamima akaumana na maumivu
yake [Moh]. (< uma V).
umande (noun 11), damp cool air of the morning or evening. majani
yalikuwa yamejaa umande [Kez].
umande (noun 14), dew.
umande (noun 14), mist.
umande (noun), fog.
umanga (noun 14), plain food (without relish). (< manga v).
Umanga (noun), Arabia. [rare]
Umanga (noun), Arabian Peninsula. [rare]
umaridadi (noun 14), affectation. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), care. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), fashionable clothing. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), fine dressing. kitambaa chake cha mkono
kilichokunjwa kwa umaridadi [Sul]. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), elegance. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), foppery. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun 14), neatness. (< maridadi adj).
umaridadi (noun), excessive attention to one's appearance.
umasihiya (noun), Christianity.
umasikini (noun), distress.
umasikini (noun), misery.
umasikini (noun), poverty.
umaskini (noun 14), poverty. (< maskini N).
umaskini (noun), distress.
umaskini (noun), misery.
umathubuti (noun), durability.
umathubuti (noun), firmness.
umathubuti (noun), hardness.
umathubuti (noun), solidity.
umathubuti (noun), stability.
umati (noun 14), pl umati, assembly.
umati (noun 14), great many people. alijaribu kuongoza baiskeli yake
kati ya umati bila ya kumgusa mtu [Ya]. (< Arabic).
umati (noun), adherents.
umati (noun), crowd. tumekuta umati wa watu..
umati (noun), followers.
umati (noun), large gathering.
-umauma (verb), nibble.
-umba (verb), create. umba vyungu. [rel]
-umba (verb), create.
-umba (verb), form.
-umba (verb), make.
-umba (verb), shape.
umbali (noun 11), distance (measure of). (< mbali n).
umbali (noun 14), remoteness. kabla ya kuelekea skuli, umbali wa maili
tano [Moh], alihisi kama kampita kwa umbali usiokadirika [Sul]. (< mbali
n).
umbali (noun), distance. enye umbali sawa.
umbea (noun), gossip.
umbea (noun), scandalmongering.
umbea (noun), talebearing.
umbele (adverb), long ago.
umbele (adverb), before.
umbele (adverb), beyond.
umbele (adverb), on the contrary.
umbele (adverb), earlier.
umbele (adverb), forward.
umbele (adverb), in front.
umbele (adverb), further.
umbele (adverb), future.
umbele (adverb), later.
umbele (adverb), on the other hand.
umbele (adverb), previously.
umbele (adverb), subsequently.
umbele (noun), front. mbele yangu.
umbele (noun), advancement.
umbele (noun), forwardness. [rare]
umbele (noun), front. umbele wa kuikombowa nchi. [pol]
umbele (noun), the future.
umbele (noun), presumption. [rare]
umbele (noun), progress.
umbeya (noun 14), curiosity. [Lulu] umbeya ulimwasha [Ya].
-umbia (verb), create for. (< umba V).
-umbia (verb), flare up ( a fire).
-umbia (verb), glide (of birds).
-umbia (verb), soar (of birds).
-umbika (verb potential), be beautiful. (< umba V).
-umbika (verb potential), be shaped well. miye mtoto mchanga nimeumbwa
na Mwenyezi nikaumbika [Ma]. (< umba V).
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, natural condition.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, original condition.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, creation. [rel]
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, fashioning.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, feature.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, original form.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, forming.
umbile (noun 5/6), pl maumbile, mold. (< umba V).
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, property.
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, quality.
umbile (noun 5/6), pl maumbile, real. (< umba V).
umbile (noun), pl maumbile, original shape.
umbile (noun 5/6), pl maumbile, shape. (< umba V).
umbile (noun 5/6), pl maumbile, actual size. (< umba V).
umbile (noun 5/6), pl maumbile, stature. (< umba V).
-umbiwa (verb appl-pass), be created for. kuna hawa walioumbiwa kazi
hizi [Abd]. (< umba V).
-umbiwa (verb appl-pass), be created with. mtu aache kutumia nyayo za
kweli alizoumbiwa nazo [Abd]. (< umba V).
umbo (noun 5/6), pl maumbo, appearance. katika mapenzi umbo si kitu
muhimu sana [Sul]. (< umba V).
umbo (noun 5/6), pl maumbo, build. (< umba V).
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, natural condition.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, original condition.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, creation. [rel]
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, fashioning.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, feature.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, natural figure.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, original figure.
umbo (noun 5/6), pl maumbo, form. (< umba V).
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, natural form.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, original form.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, forming.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, natural appearance.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, original appearance.
umbo (noun 5/6), pl maumbo, physique. (< umba V).
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, property.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, quality.
umbo (noun), pl maumbo, natural shape.
umbo (noun 5/6), pl maumbo, shape (e.g. triangle). (< umba V).
umbu (noun 5/6), pl maumbu, her brother.
umbu (noun 5/6), pl maumbu, his sister.
umbu (noun), term of address used between brother and sister. [arch]
-umbua (verb), break up. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), corrupt.
-umbua (verb), deform. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), demoralize.
-umbua (verb), deprecate. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), destroy. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), disfigure.
-umbua (verb), distort.
-umbua (verb), kill.
-umbua (verb), mutilate.
-umbua (verb), obliterate. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), spoil.
-umbua (verb), undo. (< umba V).
-umbua (verb), disfigure. (< umba V).
-umbuana (verb), insult each other.
-umbuana (verb), revile each other.
-umbuana (verb), slander each other.
umbuji (noun), distinction (us. in external appearance).
umbuji (noun), elegance (us. in external appearance).
umbuji (noun), grace (us. in external appearance).
umbuji (noun), good manners.
-umbwa (verb passive), be created. (< umba V).
-ume (adjective), male.
-ume (adjective), manliness.
ume (adjective), of things big.
ume (adjective), courageous.
ume (adjective), of things firm.
ume (adjective), of things solid.
ume (adjective), of things strong.
ume (adjective), strong.
ume (adjective), virile.
ume (noun), masculinity. umeni.
ume (noun), penis. [anat]
umekanika (noun), mechanics (methods of). (< Engl.).
umekanika (noun), work of a mechanic. (< Engl.).
umekanika (noun), pay of a mechanic. (< Engl.).
umeme (noun 11), electricity. kuwasha majiko ya umeme [Sul].
umeme (noun 11), lightning. utekaji na umalizaji wa spidi ya umeme
[Muk].
umeme (noun), irradiation.
umeta (noun 11), a dance of young people. alicheza umeta ulipositawi
uwanjani [Moh].
umhali (noun), something very difficult.
umhali (noun), impossibility.
umhali (noun), impracticability.
umhali (noun), something unobtainable. anitaka muhali. He is asking the
unobtainable of me..
umhali (noun), something unreasonable.
umhali (noun), something very difficult.
umhali (noun), something impossible. anitaka umhali.
umhali (noun), impracticability.
umhali (noun), something unobtainable.
umhali (noun), something unreasonable.
-umia (verb), get hurt.
-umia (verb applicative), be injured.
-umia (verb applicative), feel pain. jinga likierevuka, mwerevu kaumia
[Moh].
-umika (verb), bleed (a person) by cupping.
-umika (verb), take a long draft.
-umika (verb), put a vessel to one's lips (in order to drink).
-umika (verb), take a long drink.
-umika (verb), fasten a vessel below a gash in a palm tree (in order to
catch the sap).
-umika (verb), make an incision.
-umika (verb), tap a palm tree.
umika (noun), cup (for blood).
umiko (noun), instrument (horn) used for cupping and bleeding.
umiko (noun), instrument (horn) used for bleeding.
umiko (noun), instrument (horn) used for cupping.
umilele (noun 14), eternity. (< milele N).
umilele (noun 14), perpetuity. (< milele N).
umilele (noun), permanence.
umilikaji (noun 14), ownership. (< miliki V).
umio (noun), pl mio, rare esophagus. [anat rare]
umio (noun), pl mio, larynx. [anat]
umio (noun), pl mio, throat. [anat]
umio (noun), pl mio, rare trachea. [anat rare]
umito (noun 11), heaviness.
umito (noun), swelling (of the feet of a pregnant woman).
umivu (noun), pl maumivu, ache.
umivu (noun 5/6), pl maumivu, pain. Mansuri aligutuka kwa maumivu [Sul].
(< uma V).
umivu (noun), pl maumivu, sting.
umivu (noun 5/6), pl maumivu, suffering.
umivu (noun), pl maumivu, torment.
-umiza (verb), hurt. (< umia V).
-umiza (verb), injure. (< umia V).
-umiza (verb), cause pain. (< umia V).
-umizana (verb), hurt each other. (< umia V).
umizi (noun), pl maumizi, harm.
umizi (noun), pl maumizi, injury.
-umka (verb), ferment.
-umka (verb potential), rise up. kifua chake kilikuwa kimeumka [Sul].
-umka (verb potential), swell up.
umma (noun 14), pl umma, citizenry.
umma (noun 14), national community. mali ya umma [Kez]. (< Arabic).
umma (noun 14), people. (< Arabic).
umma (noun 5/6), pl umma, populace.
umma (noun 14), population. (< Arabic).
umma (noun 11), pl plural only, the public.
umo (noun), suffering.
umo (noun), torment.
umo (noun), pl maumo, ache.
umo (noun), pl maumo, it is inside.
umo (noun), pl maumo, you are inside (2nd person singular).
umo (noun), pl maumo, pain.
umo (noun), pl maumo, sting.
umoja (noun 14), pl wingi, alliance. (< moja adj).
umoja (noun 14), pl wingi, association. (< moja adj).
umoja (noun 14), pl wingi, oneness. (< moja adj).
umoja (noun 14), pl wingi, organization. (< moja adj).
umoja (noun), agreement.
umoja (noun), concord.
umoja (noun), harmony.
umoja (noun), identity.
umoja (noun), oneness. kwa umoja.
umoja (noun), singular. [gramm]
umoja (noun), union. Umoja wa Mataifa.
umoja (noun), unity. umoja wa nchi za Afrika.
umoto (noun), heat.
umoto (noun), passion.
umoto (noun), temperament.
umoto (noun), warmth.
umotomoto (noun), heat.
umotomoto (noun), passion.
umotomoto (noun), temperament.
umotomoto (noun), warmth.
umri (noun 11), time of life.
umri (noun), age (of a person). hana umri wa kutosha.
umri (noun), period.
umri (noun), time.
-umua (verb), confiscate.
-umua (verb), deprive of.
-umua (verb), make the dough.
-umua (verb), drop off.
-umua (verb), cause fermentation.
-umua (verb), steal.
-umua (verb), take away.
-umua (verb), put yeast in bread flour.
umuhimu (noun 14), importance. (< muhimu adj).
-umuka (verb), inv.-intr. of umika.
-umuka (verb), ferment.
-umuka (verb), rise. ghadhabu yake ikazidi kuhumuka ndanimwe [Mun].
-umuka (verb), swell (dough or sea). (< umua v).
umungu (noun), deity.
umungu (noun), divinity (of God or Allah).
-umwa (verb), be ill. (< uma v).
-umwa (verb), have pain. (< uma v).
-umwa (verb passive), be bitten. atakayeumwa naaumwe [Sul], siku moja
aliumwa na nge [Kez]. (< uma v).
umwagiliaji (noun 14), pouring (act of). (< mwaga V).
umwene (noun), office of a chief.
umwene (noun), status of a chief.
umwene (noun), duties of a chief.
umwene (noun), feudalism.
umwinyi (noun 14), feudalism. (< mwinyi N).
umwinyi (noun 14), landlordism. (< mwinyi N).
umwinyi (noun), office of a chief.
umwinyi (noun), status of a chief.
umwinyi (noun), duties of a chief.
umwinyi (noun), feudalism.
una (noun), fish (kind of).
una (verb auxiliary), you have (2nd person singular).
una (verb auxiliary), it has.
unadhifu (noun 14), pl unadhifu, neatness. (< nadhifu adj).
unadhifu (noun 14), pl unadhifu, smartness. (< nadhifu adj).
unadhifu (noun), cleanliness.
unadhifu (noun), orderliness.
unafiki (noun 14), hypocrisy. (< nafiki afj).
unafiki (noun), dissimulation.
unafiki (noun), hypocrisy.
unafki (noun), deceit.
unaibu (noun), deputyship. [rare]
unajimu (noun 14), astrology. (< najimu N).
unajimu (noun), astronomy.
unajisi (noun 14), defilement. (< najisi v).
unajisi (noun), desecration. (< lsl.).
unajisi (noun), ritual impurity. (< Isl.). [rel]
unajisi (noun), ritual uncleanliness. (< lsl.).
unanasi (noun), fiber of the pineapple plant (used as thread). (<
Pers.).
unaua (verb conjugated), you are terrific. jitazame ulivyo, unaua [Sul].
(< ua V).
unazi (noun 14), Naziism. (< Nazi N).
-unda (verb), assemble. unda injini.
-unda (verb), build.
-unda (verb), construct. hivi karibuni serikali itaunda wilaya mpya
[Mun].
-unda (verb), create.
-unda (verb), fit together.
-unda (verb), form.
-unda (verb), harvest honey.
-unda (verb), make.
undani (noun 11), confirmation. (< ndani n).
undani (noun 14), essence. (< ndani n).
undani (noun 11), secret grudge. (< ndani n).
undani (noun 14), innermost part. bila kuumaizi undani za mwelekeo wa
sifa hizo [Muk]. (< ndani n).
undani (noun 14), intimate part. (< ndani n).
undani (noun 14), deep sense. (< ndani n).
undani (noun), innermost feelings. toa undani.
undani (noun), hatred.
maizi (noun), understand. understand.
undu (noun 11), cock's comb.
-undwa (verb), be constructed. (< unda v).
-undwa (verb), be made. (< unda v).
uneemefu (noun), abundance.
uneemefu (noun), plenty.
uneemefu (noun), profusion.
uneemevu (noun), abundance.
uneemevu (noun), plenty.
uneemevu (noun), profusion.
unenaji (noun), eloquence.
unenaji (noun), fluency.
unenaji (noun), speaking (manner of). unenaji wake hatukuupenda.
unenaji (noun), turn of speech.
unene (noun 14), stoutness. (< -nene adj).
unene (noun 14), thickness. (< -nene adj).
unene (noun), corpulence.
unene (noun), fatness.
unene (noun), stoutness.
uneni (noun), eloquence.
uneni (noun), fluency.
uneni (noun), speaking (power of).
uneni (noun), speaking (manner of). uneni wake hatukuupenda.
uneni (noun), speech (power of).
uneni (noun), turn of speech.
ung'aro (noun), brightness. [rare]
ung'aro (noun), luster.
Ung'eng'e (noun 14), English. Ung'eng'e nabonga [Ma]. [slang]
ung'ongo (noun 11/10), pl ng'ongo, date palm leaf strip used for making
mats.
ung'ongo (noun), strip of palm leaf (used for weaving baskets).
-unga (verb), accompany.
-unga (verb), add up.
-unga (verb), connect.
-unga (verb), consolidate.
-unga (verb), establish.
-unga (verb), fasten together.
-unga (verb), join. unga mbao.
-unga (verb), link.
-unga (verb), mix. unga mchuzi.
-unga (verb), secure.
-unga (verb), count.
kunga ya uzazi (noun), umbilical cord.
unga (noun 11), pl unga, flour. unga umo wa kutosha ndani ya debe [Kez].
unga (noun), meal. unga wa mahindi.
unga (noun 11), any powder. mna unga laini wa kijivujivu [Muk],
kuchanganya unga wa maziwa na maji [Sul].
unga (noun), anything ground fine or pulverized.
-unga chakula (verb), season food. (< unga V, chakulaN).
-unga hesabu (verb), add. (< unga V, chakulaN).
-unga hesabu (verb), total. (< unga V,hesabu N).
-unga mkono (verb), back up. shogaze Shangwe walimwunga mkono Matata
[Muk], wakaja na kata na nyalio mikononi, kumuunga mwenzi wao katika msiba
[Sul]. (< unga V, mkono N).
-unga mkono (verb), support. (< unga V, mkono N).
-ungama (verb), acknowledge.
-ungama (verb), admit. (< unga V).
-ungama (verb), allow.
-ungama (verb), stat. of unga.
-ungama (verb), concede. (< unga V).
-ungama (verb), confess. wanawake fulani walikuja kuungama dhambi zao
[Kez]. (< unga V).
-ungama (verb), grant.
-ungama (verb), recognize.
-ungamana (verb), be coherent. (< unga V).
-ungamana (verb), be connected. (< unga V).
-ungamana (verb), be united. (< unga V).
ungamana (adjective), cohesive.
ungamana (adjective), interdependent.
-ungamanisha (verb), join together. (< unga V).
-ungamanisha (verb), unite. (< unga V).
-ungamisha (verb), cause to confess.
-ungamisha (verb), hear a confession. [rel]
ungamo (noun), pl maungamo, admission.
ungamo (noun), pl maungamo, confession.
ungamo (noun), yellow pigment.
-ungana (verb), combine.
-ungana (verb), fit together.
-ungana (verb), join together. (< unga V).
-ungana (verb), mix together.
-ungana (verb), combine. (< unga V).
-ungana (verb), connect. (< unga V).
-ungana (verb), unite. (< unga V).
-unganika (verb), be combined.
-unganika (verb), be united.
-unganisha (verb), combine.
-unganisha (verb), glue together.
-unganisha (verb), join. (< unga V).
-unganisha (verb), link. (< unga V).
-unganisha (verb), bring together.
-unganisha (verb), unify. (< unga V).
-unganisha (verb), unite. (< unga V).
unganisho (noun), pl maunganisho, association.
unganisho (noun), pl maunganisho, federation.
unganisho (noun), pl maunganisho, union.
ungo (noun), pl maungo, back.
ungo (noun), pl maungo, backbone.
ungo (noun), pl maungo, body. maungo yote yanamwuma.
ungo (noun 5/6), pl maungo, hymen. kuyawacha maungo yake wazi mbele ya
macho ya Mansuri [Sul]. (< unga V).
ungo (noun), pl maungo, joint.
ungo (noun), pl maungo, member (of the body).
ungo (noun 9/10), pl ungo, sifting basket (flat woven tray). wakati
mwingine Asumini alitiwa kwenye ungo, akapepetwa juu na chini [Moh]. (<
unga V).
ungo (noun), hymen. [anat]
ungo (noun), virginity.
ungojaji (noun), duties of a watchman or guard.
ungojaji (noun), pay of a watchman or guard.
ungojaji (noun), position of a watchman or guard.
ungu (noun), pl maungu, back.
ungu (noun), pl maungu, backbone.
ungu (noun), pl maungu, body. maungu yote yanamwuma.
ungu (noun), pl nyungu, cooking pot. kufinyanga nyungu.
ungu (noun), pl maungu, joint.
ungu (noun), pl maungu, member (of the body).
ungu (noun), pl nyungu, clay vessel.
-ungua (verb), be damaged by fire.
-ungua (verb), detach.
-ungua (verb), disconnect.
-ungua (verb), be hardened by fire.
-ungua (verb), be scorched by fire.
-ungua (verb), separate.
-ungua (verb), be singed by fire.
-ungua (verb), stick (to a frying pan).
-ungua (verb), take apart.
-ungua (verb), be burnt by fire.
Unguja (noun 11), Zanzibar.
-ungulia (verb), bake.
-ungulia (verb), burn.
-ungulia (verb), apply fire to something.
-ungulia (verb), fire (pottery).
-ungulia (verb), have heartburn (from indigestion).
-ungulika (verb), be detachable.
-ungulika (verb), be divisible.
-ungulika (verb), be separable.
-unguza (verb), burn. (< ungua V).
-unguza (verb), char. (< ungua V).
-unguza (verb), scold. (< ungua V).
-unguza (verb), scorch. (< ungua V).
-unguza (verb), sear.
-unguza (verb), singe.
unguzo (noun), baking (act of).
unguzo (noun), burning (act of).
unguzo (noun), scorching (act of).
unguzo (noun), searing (act of).
-ungwa (verb), be joined. (< unga V).
-ungwa (verb), make a mixture. (< unga V).
ungwana (noun), good breeding.
ungwana (noun), civilization.
ungwana (noun), education.
ungwana (noun), status of a free man (as opposed to a slave). [rare]
ungwana (noun), friendliness.
ungwana (noun), goodwill.
ungwana (noun), kindness.
ungwana (noun), good manners.
unjukuti (noun), central vein of the coconut palm leaf.
unong'onezi (noun), rumor.
unong'onezi (noun), whispering.
unono (noun 14), comfort. (< nona V).
unono (noun 14), fatness. (< nona V).
unono (noun 14), richness. (< nona V).
unono (noun), luxury.
ununaji (noun), complaining.
ununaji (noun), discontentment.
ununaji (noun), grumbling.
ununaji (noun), sullenness.
ununaji (noun), bad temper.
ununo (noun), complaining.
ununo (noun), discontentment.
ununo (noun), grumbling.
ununo (noun), sullenness.
ununo (noun), bad temper.
ununu (noun 11), fiber from inner skin of coconut leaf stalk.
ununuzi (noun), bid.
ununuzi (noun), buying.
ununuzi (noun), offer.
ununuzi (noun), price.
ununuzi (noun), purchasing.
ununuzi (noun), quotation. ununuzi wa ng'ombe umekatazwa.
unyaa (noun), disgust.
unyaa (noun), excrement.
unyaa (noun), filth.
unyaa (noun), repugnance.
unyago (noun 14), initiation rite. nani ambaye angalithubutu kusema
mbele ya unyago wa Bomba na Mti-mafuta [Moh].
unyago (noun), ceremonies and dances marking the initiation of children
as adults. [ethn]
unyaji (noun), evacuation (of the bowels).
unyaji (noun), urination.
unyakuzi (noun), brigandage.
unyakuzi (noun), depredation.
unyakuzi (noun), extortion.
unyakuzi (noun), plundering.
unyakuzi (noun), robbery.
unyakuzi (noun), seizure.
unyama (noun), behavior of an animal.
unyama (noun), beastliness.
unyama (noun), bestiality.
unyama (noun), brutality. amefanya unyama.
unyama (noun), brutishness.
unyama (noun), coarseness.
unyama (noun), nature of an animal.
unyama (noun), protein.
unyama (noun), stupidity.
unyamavu (noun 14), quietness. (< nyamaa V).
unyamavu (noun), quiet. [rare]
unyamavu (noun), silence. [rare]
unyamavu (noun), taciturnity. [rare]
unyang'anyi (noun 14), lawless depredation. unyang'anyi wa wala riba
[Ya]. (< nyang'anya V).
unyang'anyi (noun 14), robbery. (< nyang'anya V).
unyang'anyi (noun 14), seizure. (< nyang'anya V).
unyang'anyi (noun 14), usurpation. (< nyang'anya V).
unyang'anyi (noun), brigandage.
unyang'anyi (noun), depredation.
unyang'anyi (noun), extortion.
unyang'anyi (noun), plundering.
unyanya (noun 11), disdain.
unyanya (noun), aloofness.
unyanya (noun), arrogance.
unyanya (noun), contempt.
unyanya (noun), disdain.
unyanya (noun), feeling of superiority.
unyao (noun), footprint (of an animal).
unyao (noun), trace (of an animal).
unyao (noun), track (of an animal).
unyarafu (noun 14), disgust. akinitazama kwa unyarafu kabisa [Abd]. (<
nyara V).
unyarafu (noun), repugnance.
utakalifu (noun), disgust. akinitazama kwa unyarafu kabisa [Abd].
unyasi (noun), pl nyasi, manyasi, reed blade (used for thatching).
unyasi (noun), pl nyasi, manyasi, straw blade (used for thatching).
unyasi (noun 11/10), pl nyasi, blade of coarse grass used for thatching.
(< nyasi N).
unyaufu (noun), drying up.
unyaufu (noun), languishing.
unyaufu (noun), shrivelling.
unyaufu (noun), wasting away.
unyayo (noun), pl nyayo, footprint (of an animal).
unyayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, sole (of foot). (< wayo N).
unyayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, sole of the shoe. chukua mwiba
uushindilie nyayoni mwangu [Abd]. (< wayo N).
unyayo (noun), pl nyayo, trace (of an animal).
unyayo (noun), pl nyayo, track (of an animal).
unyefu (noun), dampness. adhi hapa ina unyefu sana.
unyefu (noun), humidity.
unyefu (noun), moisture.
unyege (noun), desire (us sexual).
unyege (noun), exasperation.
unyege (noun), heat (of animals).
unyege (noun), irritation. [med]
unyege (noun), rut (of animals).
unyege (noun), stimulation. [med]
unyege (noun), vexation.
unyege (noun), desire (us. sexual).
unyege (noun), exasperation. [rare]
unyege (noun), heat (of animals).
unyege (noun), irritation. [med]
unyege (noun), rut (of animals).
unyege (noun), stimulation. [med]
unyege (noun), vexation. [rare]
unyele (noun), pl nyele, hair (human).
unyeleo (noun), pl manyeleo, pore (of the skin).
unyeme (noun 11), call.
unyeme (noun), noise.
unyeme (noun), uproar.
unyende (noun 11), pl nyende, cry. kupiga unyende.
unyende (noun), call.
unyenje (noun), cry.
unyenyefu (noun 14), tickling. ilikuwa kwanza kulitazama shavu lake
lililoguswa na midomo ya Mansuri [...] na kuufikiri unyenyefu uliopita
[Sul].
unyenyekeo (noun), deference.
unyenyekeo (noun), humility.
unyenyekeo (noun), modesty.
unyenyekeo (noun), obsequiousness.
unyenyekeo (noun), reticence.
unyenyekeo (noun), servility.
unyenyekevu (noun 14), humility. (< nyenyekea V).
unyenyekevu (noun 14), submissiveness. Regina alijibu kwa unyenyekevu
[Kez]. (< nyenyekea V).
unyenyekevu (noun), deference.
unyenyekevu (noun), modesty.
unyenyekevu (noun), obsequiousness.
unyenyekevu (noun), reticence.
unyenyekevu (noun), servility.
unyenyevu (noun), dampness.
unyenyevu (noun), moistness.
unyenyezi (noun 11), haziness.
unyenyezi (noun), fog.
unyenyezi (noun), haziness.
unyenyezi (noun), indistinctness.
unyenyezi (noun), mist.
unyenyezi (noun), vagueness.
unyeo (noun), itching.
unyeo (noun), tickling.
unyesi (noun 11), crapping. (< nya v).
unyesi (noun 11), elimination. (< nya v).
unyesi (noun), pl manyesi, kinyesi, excrement.
unyesi (noun 11), excretion. (< nya v).
unyesi (noun 11), shitting. (< nya v).
unyesi (noun), pl manyesi, kinyesi, urine.
unyeti (noun), arrogance.
unyeti (noun), conceit.
unyeti (noun), impudence.
unyeti (noun), insolence.
unyeti (noun), irritability.
unyeti (noun), presumption.
unyeti (noun), sensitiveness.
unyeti (noun), vanity.
unyevu (noun 11), dampness. (< nya v).
unyevu (noun), humidity.
unyevu (noun), moisture. adhi hapa ina unyevu sana.
unyezi (noun), pl manyzi, kinyesi, elimination.
unyezi (noun), pl manyezi, kinyesi, excrement.
unyezi (noun), pl manyezi, kinyesi, excretion.
unyezi (noun), pl manyezi, kinyesi, urine.
unyimivu (noun), miserliness.
unyimivu (noun), stinginess.
unyo (adverb), close together. simama unyo.
unyo (adverb), in close order.
unyofu (noun 14), straightforwardness. (< nyoka adj).
unyofu (noun 11), straightness. (< nyoka v).
unyofu (noun), honesty.
unyofu (noun), integrity.
unyogofu (noun), exhaustion.
unyogofu (noun), languidness.
unyogofu (noun), slowness.
unyogofu (noun), sluggishness.
unyogofu (noun), weakness.
unyogofu (noun), weariness.
unyogovu (noun 11), weariness. (< nyong'onyea v).
unyong'onyevu (noun), exhaustion.
unyong'onyevu (noun), languidness.
unyong'onyevu (noun), slowness.
unyong'onyevu (noun), sluggishness.
unyong'onyevu (noun), weakness.
unyong'onyevu (noun), weariness.
unyonga (noun), pl nyonga, hip. [anat]
unyonga (noun), pl vinyonga, lameness caused by injury of the hip. [med]
unyonga (noun), pl nyonga, side. [anat]
unyonga (noun), pl nyonga, thigh. [anat]
hisia za unyonge (noun 9/10), pl hisia za unyonge, inferiority complex.
unyonge (noun 14), depression. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), abject destitution. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 11), feebleness. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), meekness. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), misery. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), poverty. moyo wa Bahati ulikuwa umefumba katika hali
ya unyonge [Sul]. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), resignation. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), low spirits. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun 14), pl unyonge, wretchedness. (< nyonga V).
unyonge (noun), baseness. naona unyonge kufanya jambo hili.
unyonge (noun), feebleness (due to illness).
unyonge (noun), insignificance.
unyonge (noun), lowness.
unyonge (noun), meanness.
unyonge (noun), weakness (due to illness).
unyonge (noun), worthlessness.
unyonyaji (noun 14), exploitation. (< nyonya V).
unyounyo (adverb), close together. simama unyounyo.
unyounyo (adverb), in close order.
unyoya (noun), pl nyoya, manyoya, down (strand of).
unyoya (noun 11/6), pl manyoya, feather.
unyoya (noun), pl nyoya, manyoya, hair (animal).
unyoya (noun 11/6), pl manyoya, hair (of animal).
unyoya (noun), pl nyoya, manyoya, wool.
unyoya (noun 11/6), pl manyoya, wool fiber.
unyozi (noun), barber (methods of).
unyozi (noun), work of a barber.
unyozi (noun), coiffure (style of). unyozi wake ni mbaya.
unyozi (noun), haircut (style of).
unyozi (noun), hairdressing (methods of).
unyozi (noun), work of a hairdresser.
unyozi (noun), shaving.
unyumba (noun 11), domesticity. (< chumba n).
unyumba (noun 11), marital relations. (< chumba n).
unyumba (noun 11), married state. (< chumba n).
unyumba (noun), housekeeping.
unyumba (noun), relation of husband and wife. pa unyumba.
unyumbufu (noun), flexibility.
unyushi (noun 11/10), pl nyushi, eyebrow hair. nyusi kazikweza [Muk].
(< ushi n).
unyusi (noun), pl unyusi, eyebrow hair.
unywaji (noun), absorbing (act of).
unywaji (noun), beverage.
unywaji (noun), dampness. [rare]
unywaji (noun), drinking (act of). unywaji wa pombe siku hizi umezidi.
unywaji (noun), humidity.
unywaji (noun), liquid.
unywaji (noun), moisture.
unywele (noun), pl nywele, hair (human).
unyweleo (noun), pl manyweleo, pore (of the skin).
uo (noun), pl nyuo, case.
uo (noun), pl nyuo, cover (of a book etc.).
uo (noun), pl nyuo, envelope.
uo (noun), pl nyuo, scabbard.
uo (noun 11/10), pl nyuo, sheath.
uo (noun), pl nyuo, sheath (of a knife).
uo (noun), pl nyuo, wrapper.
uofisa (noun), duties of an officer. (< Engl.).
uofisa (noun), status of an officer. (< Engl.).
uofisa (noun), rank of an official. (< Engl.).
uofisa (noun), status (of an official or officer). (< Engl.).
uoga (noun 14), cowardice. (< ogopa V).
uoga (noun), faintheartedness.
uoga (noun), fear. pata [ingiwa, shikwa na, ona] uoga.
uoga (noun), nervousness.
uoga (noun), pusillanimity.
uoga (noun), shyness.
uoga (noun), timidity.
uogeleaji (noun), bathing.
uogeleaji (noun), swimming.
uokaji (noun), baking. [rare]
uokaji (noun), culinary art. [rare]
uokaji (noun), roasting. [rare]
uokosi (noun), reward (for finding a lost object).
uokotaji (noun), discovery.
uokotaji (noun), finding.
uokotaji (noun), picking up.
uokotaji (noun), reward (for finding a lost object).
uokozi (noun), deliverance.
uokozi (noun), rescue.
uokozi (noun), salvation.
uokozi (noun), saving.
uombaji (noun), habitual begging.
uombaji (noun), professional begging.
uombaji (noun), habitual mendicancy.
uombaji (noun), professional mendicancy.
uombezi (noun 5/6), pl maombezi, intercession. (< omba V).
uombezi (noun), application.
uombezi (noun), entreaty.
uombezi (noun), petition.
uombezi (noun), supplication.
uombi (noun), application.
uombi (noun), entreaty.
uombi (noun), petition.
uombi (noun), supplication.
uonevu (noun), pl maonevu, bullying.
uonevu (noun), pl maonevu, exhortation.
uonevu (noun), pl maonevu, notification.
uonevu (noun), pl maonevu, oppression.
uonevu (noun), pl maonevu, warning.
uonezi (noun), pl maonezi, bullying.
uonezi (noun), pl maonezi, exhortation.
uonezi (noun), pl maonezi, notification.
uonezi (noun), pl maonezi, oppression.
uonezi (noun), pl maonezi, warning.
uongo (noun 5/6), pl maongo, lie. (< ongopa V).
uongo (noun 5/6), pl maongo, untruth. (< ongopa V).
uongo (noun), deception.
uongo (noun), delusion.
uongo (noun), dissimulation.
uongo (noun), falsehood.
uongo (noun), falsity.
uongo (noun), fraud.
uongo (noun), illusion.
uongo (noun), lie.
uongo (noun), pretence.
uongo (noun), spuriousness. kiapo cha uongo.
uongo (noun), untruth.
uongofu (noun), conversion. [rel]
uongofu (noun), correctness.
uongofu (noun), fairness.
uongofu (noun), honesty.
uongofu (noun), justice.
uongofu (noun), justness.
uongofu (noun), legal matter.
uongofu (noun), righteousness.
uongofu (noun), rightness.
uongofu (noun), uprightness.
uongozi (noun 5/6), pl maongozi, guidance. (< ongoza V).
uongozi (noun 14), pl uongozi, leadership. (< ongoza V).
uongozi (noun), management.
uongozi imara (noun 11/6), pl maongozi imara, effective leadership. (<
ongoza V, imara adv).
uongozi wa pamoja (noun 11/6), pl maongozi ya pamoja, collective
leadership. (< ongoza V).
uoni (noun 14), sight. (< ona V).
uonjaji (noun), sampling.
uonjaji (noun), taste (sense of).
uonjaji (noun), tasting.
uonjaji (noun), testing.
uono (noun), pl maono, bullying.
uono (noun), pl maono, exhortation.
uono (noun), pl maono, notification.
uono (noun), pl maono, oppression.
uono (noun), pl maono, warning.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, demonstration.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, display.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, exhibition. uonyesho wa biashara.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, parade.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, show.
uonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, showing.
uonyo (noun), pl maonyo, bullying.
uonyo (noun), pl maonyo, exhortation.
uonyo (noun), pl maonyo, notification.
uonyo (noun), pl maonyo, oppression.
uonyo (noun 11/6), pl maonyo, warning. (< onya v).
uoshaji (noun), preparation of a corpse for burial.
uoshaji (noun), washing (clothes). [rare]
uotaji (noun), growth (of plants). uotaji wa pamba.
uoto (noun), growing.
uoto (noun), growth (of plants). uoto wa pamba.
uovu (noun), pl maovu, badness.
uovu (noun), pl maovu, corruption.
uovu (noun 11/6), pl maovu, evil. (< -ovu adj).
uovu (noun), pl maovu, immorality.
uovu (noun), pl maovu, viciousness.
uovu (noun), pl maovu, wickedness.
uovu (noun), pl maovu, wrong. walitufanyia mambo ya uovu sana.
uozi (noun), pl maozi, marriage ceremony. [rare]
uozi (noun 14), wedding (especially Islamic). (< oa v).
upaa (noun), baldness.
upaa (noun), cosmetics (use of).
upaa (noun), crown of the head.
upaa (noun), makeup (use of).
upadre (noun), holy orders (Roman Catholic). (< Port.).
upadre (noun), priesthood (Roman Catholic). (< Port.).
upagazi (noun 11), porter's work. (< pagaa v).
upagazi (noun), duties of a transport business.
upagazi (noun), pay of a porter.
upagazi (noun), pay of a transport business.
upagazi (noun), work of a porter.
upagazi (noun), work of transport (business).
upagazi (noun), witchcraft.
upaja (noun), pl paja, ham (of a human being or an animal).
upaja (noun), pl paja, lap.
upaja (noun 11/6), pl mapaja, thigh. (< paja N).
upaji (noun), generosity.
upaji (noun), gift (of God). [rel]
upaji (noun), hospitality.
upaji (noun), liberality.
upakiaji (noun), putting on board (a ship).
upakiaji (noun), cargo.
upakiaji (noun), carriage.
upakiaji (noun), loading crane.
upakiaji (noun), freight.
upakiaji (noun), loading.
upakiaji (noun), plastering.
upakiaji (noun), shipping cost.
upakiaji (noun), stowing cargo.
upakiaji (noun), stucco work.
upakio (noun), putting on board (a ship).
upakio (noun), cargo.
upakio (noun), carriage.
upakio (noun), loading crane.
upakio (noun), freight.
upakio (noun), loading.
upakio (noun), plastering.
upakio (noun), shipping cost.
upakio (noun), stowing cargo.
upakio (noun), stucco work.
upakizi (noun), putting on board (a ship).
upakizi (noun), cargo.
upakizi (noun), carriage.
upakizi (noun), loading crane.
upakizi (noun), freight.
upakizi (noun), loading.
upakizi (noun), plastering.
upakizi (noun), shipping cost.
upakizi (noun), stowing cargo.
upakizi (noun), stucco work.
upakuzi (noun), discharging cargo.
upakuzi (noun), discharging freight.
upakuzi (noun), serving (of food).
upakuzi (noun), unloading cargo.
upakuzi (noun), unloading freight.
upamba (noun), cotton-wool. (< Pers.).
upamba (noun), pl pamba, small hoe (used for weeding).
upamba (noun), pl pamba, knife or bullhook used for tapping palm trees.
upamba (noun), lint (small piece). (< Pers.).
upamba (noun), pl pamba, sickle.
upamba (noun), tuft of cotton. (< Pers.).
upamba (noun), pl pamba, tusk (of a boar).
upamba (noun), wadding. (< Pers.).
upambano (noun 11/6), pl mapambano, comparison. (< pambana V).
upambano (noun), collision.
upambano (noun), conflict.
upambano (noun), disagreement.
upambanuzi (noun), discrimination (power of).
upambanuzi (noun), selecting.
upambanuzi (noun), sorting out.
upambo (noun), pl mapambo, decoration.
upambo (noun), pl mapambo, furnishing (of a house).
upambo (noun), pl mapambo, furniture.
upana (adverb), far and wide.
upana (adverb), inside out. anaijua nchi upana na upana.
upana (adverb), thoroughly.
upana (noun), pl mapana, breadth.
upana (noun), pl mapana, diameter.
upana (noun 14), pl upana, width. (< -pana adj).
upandaji (noun 14), planting. (< panda V).
upandaji (noun), ascending.
upandaji (noun), climbing.
upandaji (noun), sowing.
upande (adverb), pl pande, aside.
upande (adverb), pl pande, awry.
upande (adverb), pl pande, sideways.
upande (noun 11/10), pl pande, area. (< kipande N).
upande (noun), pl pande, direction. upande wa kaskazini [kuzini].
upande (noun), pl pande, district (of a city).
upande (noun), pl pande, district (of a country).
upande (noun 11/10), pl pande, part. (< kipande N).
upande (noun 11/10), pl pande, piece. (< kipande N).
upande (noun 11/10), pl pande, section. (< kipande N).
upande (noun), pl pande, side. upande huu [ule] wa mto.
upande (noun), pl pande, wing (of a building).
upande (noun), pl pande, wing (of an army).
upande (preposition), pl pande, beside.
upande (preposition), pl pande, by.
upande (preposition), pl pande, near.
upandishajicheo (noun 14), promotion. (< panda V).
upanga (noun), pl panga, sword. makali [maungo] ya upanga.
upanga (noun), pl panga, weaving implement used to tighten threads.
upangaji (noun 14), arrangement. (< panga V).
upangaji (noun 14), planning. (< panga V).
upangaji (noun), hiring (act of).
upangaji (noun), leasing (act of).
upangaji (noun), renting (act of).
upangaji (noun), terms of hiring.
upangaji (noun), terms of leasing.
upangaji (noun), terms of renting.
upanuzi (noun 14), expansion. (< panua V).
upanuzi (noun 14), widening. (< panua V).
upanuzi (noun), broadening. [rare]
upanzi (noun), planting.
upanzi (noun), time for planting.
upanzi (noun), sowing.
upao (noun), pl pao, one of the poles laid across the rafters of a house
to support the thatch..
upapasa (noun 11), pastry of cassava flour and coconut juice.
upapi (noun), pl papi, beading.
upapi (noun), pl papi, gore.
upapi (noun), pl papi, gusset (in clothing).
upapi (noun 11/10), pl papi, lathe.
upapi (noun), pl papi, long strip of metal.
upapi (noun), pl papi, long strip of wood.
upapi (noun 11/10), pl papi, stripping.
-upara (verb), apply makeup.
upara (noun 11), baldness. mwenye nywele za singa zilizoliwa na upara
katikati [Sul]. (< para N).
upara (noun 11), crown of the head. (< para N).
upara (noun), cosmetics (use of).
upara (noun), makeup (use of).
upasi (noun), annoyance.
upasi (noun), difficulty.
upasi (noun), trouble. fanzia upasi.
upataji (noun), price.
upataji (noun), purchasing power.
upataji (noun), value.
upatanisho (noun 14), atonement. (< pata V).
upatanisho (noun), arbitration.
upatanisho (noun), pacification.
upatanisho (noun), reconciliation.
upatano (noun), agreement.
upatano (noun), alliance.
upatano (noun), conspiracy.
upatano (noun), contract.
upatano (noun), settlement.
upatano (noun), treaty. fanya upatano.
upatano (noun), understanding.
upatikanaji (noun), delivery.
upatikanaji (noun), obtaining. [rare]
upatikanaji (noun), procuring.
upatikanaji (noun), receipt.
upatilivu (noun), pl mapatilivu, accusation. [rare]
upatilivu (noun), pl mapatilivu, blame. [rare]
upatilivu (noun), pl mapatilivu, punishment. [rare]
upatilivu (noun 11), pl mapatilivu, reproach. [rare]
upatilizo (noun 11/6), pl mapatilizo, accusation. (< pata v).
upatilizo (noun 11/6), pl mapatilizo, blame. (< pata v).
upatilizo (noun 11/6), pl mapatilizo, punishment. (< pata v).
upatilizo (noun 11/6), pl mapatilizo, reproach. [rare]
upato (noun), pl pato, achievement.
upato (noun), pl pato, acquisition.
upato (noun), pl pato, earnings.
upato (noun), pl pato, enrichment.
upato (noun), pl pato, income. mapato kwa mtu.
upato (noun), pl pato, proceeds.
upato (noun), pl pato, profit. biashara ya nazi haina mapato.
upato (noun), pl pato, return.
upatu (noun 11/10), pl patu, gifts on plate for bridal pair at wedding.
upatu (noun 11/10), pl patu, gong.
upau (noun), pl pau, one of the poles laid across the rafters of a house
to support the thatch..
upawa (noun), pl pawa, ladle (wooden).
upayukaji (noun 11), incoherence. (< payuka v).
upayukaji (noun 11), inconsistency. (< payuka v).
upayukaji (noun 11), indiscretion (in talking). (< payuka v).
upekecho (noun 11/10), pl pekecho, fig. persistent ache. (< pekecha v).
upekecho (noun), annoyance.
upekecho (noun), boring (act of).
upekecho (noun), drilling (act of).
upekecho (noun 11/10), pl pekecho, making fire by twirling stick in holed
stick. (< pekecha v).
upekecho (noun), persistent pain.
upekecho (noun), vexation.
upekee (noun), loneliness.
upekee (noun), retirement.
upekee (noun), seclusion.
upekee (noun), solitude.
upeketevu (noun), arrogance.
upeketevu (noun), contempt.
upeketevu (noun), disdain.
upekuzi (noun 14), pl upekuzi, searching (act of). (< pekua V).
upekuzi (noun), criticism.
upekuzi (noun), curiosity.
upekuzi (noun), faultfinding.
upekuzi (noun), inquiry.
upekuzi (noun), inquisitiveness.
upekuzi (noun), investigation.
upekuzi (noun), search.
upele (noun), pl pele, skin eruption.
upele (noun), pl pele, itch.
upele (noun 11/10), pl pele, pimple.
upele (noun), pl pele, skin-rash.
upele (noun 11/10), pl pele, scabies.
upele (noun 11/6), pl pele, zit.
upelekaji (noun 14), pl upelekaji, transmission. (< peleka V).
upelekaji (noun), conveyance. [rare]
upelekaji (noun), delivery. [rare]
upelekaji (noun), transmittal. [rare]
upelekwa (noun 14), mission. (< peleka V).
riwaya ya upelelezi (noun 9/10), pl riwaya za upelelezi, spy story.
upelelezi (noun 14), pl upelelezi, detective work. (< peleleza V).
upelelezi (noun 14), investigation. (< peleleza V).
upelelezi (noun 14), spying. (< peleleza V).
upelelezi (noun), espionage.
upelelezi (noun), reconnaissance. ndege za upelelezi.
upembe (noun 11), pl pembe, upper corner of triangular sail. (< pembe
n). [naut]
upembo (noun 11/10), pl pembe, curved end. (< pemba v).
upembo (noun), pl pembo, hooked stick for pulling down fruit.
upendaji (noun), pl mapendaji, inclination.
upendaji (noun), pl mapendaji, special liking for something. upendeleo
wa madhehebu.
upendaji (noun), pl mapendaji, partiality.
upendaji (noun), pl mapendaji, predilection.
upendaji (noun), pl mapendaji, propensity.
upendano (noun), pl mapendano, mutual affection.
upendano (noun), pl mapendano, congeniality.
upendano (noun), pl mapendano, liking for each other.
upendano (noun 11/6), pl mapendano, mutual love. (< penda V).
upendavyo (phrase), as you like.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, bias.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, consideration.
upendeleo (noun), pl upendeleo, favoritism.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, inclination.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, indulgence.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, special liking for something. upendeleo
wa madhehebu.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, partiality.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, patronage.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, predilection.
upendeleo (noun), pl mapendeleo, propensity.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, attractiveness.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, bias.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, charm.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, consideration.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, state of being favored.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, favoritism.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, indulgence.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, state of being liked.
upendelevu (noun), pl mapendelevu, patronage.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, affection.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, agreeableness.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, amiability.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, charm.
upendezi (noun 14), delight. (< penda V).
upendezi (noun 14), happiness. (< penda V).
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, kindness.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, liking.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, love.
upendezi (noun), pl mapendezi, pleasure (over something).
upendo (noun), pl mapendo, affection.
upendo (noun), pl mapendo, liking.
upendo (noun 11/6), pl mapendo, love. (< penda V).
upendwa (noun), state of being liked.
upendwa (noun), state of being loved.
upenu (noun), pl penu, addition to a house.
upenu (noun), pl penu, lean-to.
upenu (noun 11/10), pl penu, penthouse.
upenu (noun 11/10), pl penu, space outside house covered by projecting
roof. nyumba ikajaa nyakanyaka ya watu, halafu ikatapika mpaka katika
penu za majirani [Sul].
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, bribery.
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, insinuation.
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, secret action.
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, smuggling.
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, surreptitious action.
upenyaji (noun), pl mapenyaji, penyaji, underhanded action.
upenyezi (noun 14), bribery. (< penya V).
upenyezi (noun), pl mapenyezi, penyezi, insinuation.
upenyezi (noun 14), penetration. (< penya V).
upenyezi (noun), pl mapenyezi, penyezi, secret action.
upenyezi (noun 14), smuggling. (< penya V).
upenyezi (noun), pl mapenyezi, penyezi, surreptitious action.
upenyezi (noun), pl mapenyezi, penyezi, underhanded action.
upenzi (noun), pl mapenzi, affection.
upenzi (noun), pl mapenzi, liking.
upenzi (noun), pl mapenzi, love.
upeo (adverb), pl peo, thoroughly.
upeo (adverb), pl peo, to the utmost.
upeo (noun 11/10), pl peo, apex. (< pea V).
upeo (noun), pl peo, extremity.
upeo (noun), pl peo, furthest point.
upeo (noun), pl peo, high point.
upeo (noun 11/10), pl peo, horizon. (< pea V).
upeo (noun), pl peo, limit. upeo wa macho.
upeo (noun), pl peo, peak.
upeo (noun), pl peo, summit.
upeo (noun 11/10), pl peo, top. akatafuna kwa upeo wa nguvu zake [Ng].
(< pea V).
upepeaji (noun), pl mapepeaji, gentle breeze.
upepeaji (noun), pl mapepeaji, fanning (act of).
upepeo (noun 11/10), pl pepeo, fan. (< pepea v).
upepeo (noun), pl pepeo, ventilator.
upepezi (noun), gentle breeze.
upepezi (noun), fanning (act of).
upepo (noun), pl pepo, current (of air). upepo wa bahari.
upepo (noun), pl pepo, draft.
upepo (noun 11/10), pl pepo, wind. (< pepa v).
kwa upesi (adverb), quickly.
upesi (adverb), fast. fanya kazi upesi.
upesi (adverb), quickly.
upesi (adverb), speedily.
upesi (noun), haste.
upesi (noun), velocity.
upeto (noun), pl peto, folded bundle.
upeto (noun 11/10), pl peto, fold(ing). alizitazama peto za maumbile za
juu ya kipaji cha uso [Sul]. (< peta V).
upeto (noun), pl peto, folded package.
upeto (noun), pl peto, roll.
upeto (noun 11/10), pl peto, wrinkle. (< peta V).
upevu (noun 14), maturity. (< -pevu adj).
upevu (noun), ripeness.
upi? (pronoun), how?. atafanyaupi?.
upi? (pronoun), to what place?.
upi? (pronoun), what?.
upi? (pronoun), where ?.
upi? (pronoun), which?. mtu upi?.
upigaji (noun), beating.
upigaji (noun), blows.
upigaji (noun), striking.
upiganaji (noun), battle.
upiganaji (noun), competition.
upiganaji (noun), contest.
upiganaji (noun), fight.
upiganaji (noun), rivalry.
upigano (noun), pl mapigano, battle.
upigano (noun), pl mapigano, conflict.
upigano (noun), pl mapigano, struggle.
upigano (noun), contest.
upigano (noun), fighting.
upigano (noun), rivalry.
upigiaji (noun), beating.
upigiaji (noun), blows.
upigiaji (noun), striking.
upikaji (noun), cookery.
upikaji (noun), cooking. [rare]
upikaji (noun), culinary art.
upimaji (noun 14), measuring. (< pima V).
upimaji (noun 14), valuation. (< pima V).
upimaji (noun), assessment.
upimaji (noun), criticism.
upimaji (noun), evaluation.
upimaji (noun), recording.
upimaji (noun), registration.
upimaji (noun), weighing.
-fa upinda (verb), die a natural death.
upindani (noun 11), stiffness. (< pinda v).
upindani (noun), contentiousness.
upindani (noun), obstinacy.
upindani (noun), stubbornness.
upinde (noun), pl pinde, bend. [rare]
upinde (noun 11/10), pl pinde, bending. (< pinda v).
upinde (noun), pl pinde, something bent. [rare]
upinde (noun 11/10), pl pinde, bow (weapon). (< pinda V).
upinde (noun 11/10), pl pinde, bow-shaped. (< pinda V).
upinde wa mvua (noun 11/10), pl pinde za nvua, rainbow. (< pinda V, mvua
N).
upindi (noun), pl pindi, bend. [rare]
upindi (noun), pl pindi, bending. [rare]
upindi (noun), pl pindi, something bent. [rare]
upindi (noun), pl pindi, bow (weapon).
upindo (noun 11/10), pl pindo, border. (< pinda V).
upindo (noun), pl pindo, edge.
upindo (noun 11/10), pl pindo, hem. (< pinda V).
upinduzi (noun), pl mapinduzi, overturning.
upinduzi (noun 11/6), pl mapinduzi, revolution. (< pinda V).
upinduzi (noun), pl mapinduzi, upsetting.
upingaji (noun), barring of one's way.
upingaji (noun), blocking of one's way.
upingaji (noun), opposition. chama cha upingaji.
upingaji (noun), resistance.
upingamishi (noun), active antagonism.
upingamishi (noun), active obstructionism.
upingamishi (noun), active opposition.
upinzani (noun), spirit of contradiction.
upinzani (noun), difficulty.
upinzani (noun), obstacle.
upinzani (noun), obstruction.
upinzani (noun), spirit of obstructionism.
upinzani (noun), opposition (party).
upishi (noun 14), cookery. (< pika V).
upishi (noun 11/6), pl mapishi, cooking. (< pika V).
upishi (noun 11/6), pl mapishi, culinary art. (< pika V).
upo (noun 11), dipper for bailing water out of boat. [naut]
upofu (noun 14), blindness. (< -pofu N).
upogo (noun), pl pogo, cockeyed condition.
upogo (noun 11), lopsidedness. (< pogoa v).
upogo (noun), pl pogo, squinting condition.
upokeaji (noun 14), adoption. (< pokea V).
upokeaji (noun 14), reception. (< pokea V).
upokeaji (noun), collecting.
upokeaji (noun), receipts.
upokeaji (noun), receiving.
upokezi (noun), collecting.
upokezi (noun), receipts.
upokezi (noun), receiving.
upokonyaji (noun), confiscation.
upokonyaji (noun), extortion.
upokonyaji (noun), plundering.
upokonyaji (noun), robbing.
upokonyaji (noun), seizure.
upokonyo (noun), confiscation.
upokonyo (noun), extortion.
upokonyo (noun), plundering.
upokonyo (noun), robbing.
upokonyo (noun), seizure.
upole (noun 14), gentleness. akaelewa nini imekuwa maana ya urafiki na
upole wote [Muk]. (< -pole adj).
upole (noun 14), kindness. (< -pole adj).
upole (noun), amiability.
upole (noun), easy-going disposition.
upole (noun), gentleness.
upole (noun), good nature.
upondo (noun), boathook. [naut]
upondo (noun), punting pole. [naut]
upongoo (noun 11/10), pl pongoo, central rib or stem of coconut leaf or
similar..
uponyi (noun), cue.
uponyi (noun), deliverance.
uponyi (noun), rescue.
uponyi (noun), saving.
upooza (noun), dumbness.
upooza (noun), insensibility.
upooza (noun), numbness.
upooza (noun), paralysis.
upooza (noun), speechlessness.
uporo (noun), leftovers (of food).
uposa (noun), pl posa, wedding preparations.
uposa (noun), pl posa, wedding present.
uposa (noun), pl posa, proposal of marriage. peleka uposa.
uposa (noun), pl posa, suit.
uposo (noun 11/6), pl maposo, marriage proposal. (< posa v).
upote (noun), pl pote, bowstring.
upote (noun 11/10), pl pote, thong (of a whip, etc.).
upotevu (noun 11), destructiveness. (< potea v).
upotevu (noun), destitution.
upotevu (noun), extravagance.
upotevu (noun), immoral life.
upotevu (noun), impoverishment.
upotevu (noun), loss.
upotevu (noun), vandalism.
upotevu (noun), wastefulness.
upotoe (noun 14), depravity. (< potea V).
upotoe (noun 14), perversity. (< potea V).
upotoe (noun), capriciousness.
upotoe (noun), corruption.
upotoe (noun), degeneracy.
upotoe (noun), obstinacy.
upotoe (noun), perversion.
upotoe (noun), stubbornness.
upotoe (noun), wickedness.
upotoe (noun), wrongheadedness.
upotovu (noun 14), depravity. (< potea V).
upotovu (noun), capriciousness.
upotovu (noun), corruption.
upotovu (noun), degeneracy.
upotovu (noun), obstinacy.
upotovu (noun), perversion.
upotovu (noun), wickedness.
upotovu (noun), wrongheadedness.
upotovu (noun), stubbornness.
upujufu (noun 14), meanness. upujufu unampwita midomoni [Moh].
upumbavu (noun 14), pl upumbavu, foolishness. (< pumbaa V).
upumbavu (noun 14), pl upumbavu, stupidity. (< pumbaa V).
upumbavu (noun), folly.
upumbavu (noun), ignorance.
upumbavu (noun), thoughtlessness.
upumuo (noun), break. fanya kazi kutwa bila upumuo.
upumuo (noun), breathing. pandisha [vuta] upumuo.
upumuo (noun), rest.
upumzi (noun), break. fanya kazi kutwa bila upumzi.
upumzi (noun), breath.
upumzi (noun), breathing. pandisha upumzi.
upumzi (noun), rest.
upunga (noun), pl punga, male flowers of the coconut palm.
upunga (noun), stage of growth of a plant which is in full flower and
just beginning to form fruit.
upunguaji (noun), decrease.
upunguaji (noun), defect.
upunguaji (noun), deficiency.
upunguaji (noun), disability.
upunguaji (noun), fault.
upunguaji (noun), handicap.
upunguaji (noun), inadequacy.
upunguaji (noun), insufficiency.
upunguaji (noun), need.
upunguaji (noun), privation.
upunguaji (noun), reduction.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, decrease.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, defect.
upungufu (noun 14), pl upungufu, deficiency. (< pungua V).
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, disability.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, fault.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, handicap.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, inadequacy.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, insufficiency.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, need.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, privation.
upungufu (noun), pl mapungufu, reduction.
upungufu (noun 14), pl upungufu, shortage. (< pungua V).
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, decrease.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, defect.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, deficiency.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, disability.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, fault.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, handicap.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, insufficiency.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, need.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, privation.
upunguo (noun), pl mapunguo, reduction.
upunguzi (noun 14), reduction. (< pungua V).
upupu (noun), cowage. [bot]
upupu (noun), mucuna bean. [bot]
-upura (verb), dress elegantly.
-upura (verb), put on make-up. Seluwa kaja siku ile mzuri, kaupura
[Abd].
upuraji (noun), beating.
upuraji (noun), threshing. mashine ya upuraji wa nafaka.
upurukushaji (noun), carelessness.
upurukushaji (noun), inattentiveness.
upurukushaji (noun), negligence.
upurukushani (noun 11), carelessness. (< purukusha v).
upurukushani (noun 11), negligence. (< purukusha v).
upurukushani (noun), inattentiveness.
upurukusho (noun), carelessness.
upurukusho (noun), inattentiveness.
upurukusho (noun), negligence.
upuuzi (noun 14), pl upuuzi, foolishness. (< puuza V).
upuuzi (noun), foolish talk.
upuuzi (noun), gossip.
upuuzi (noun 14), nonsense. (< puuza V).
-a upuzi (adjective), foolish.
-a upuzi (adjective), silly. kuniingia maungoni kwa masihara ya upuzi
[Abd].
upuzi (noun 11), folly. (< puza v).
upuzi (noun 14), pl upuzi, foolishness. (< puuza V).
upuzi (noun 14), nonsense. hana nafasi ya upuzi huo [Abd].
upuzi (noun), foolish talk.
upuzi (noun), gossip.
upwa (noun 11/10), pl pwa, shore-line. huko pwani ki-Asumini [...]
kilitambaa na upwa [Moh]. (< (= pwaa)).
upweke (noun), loneliness.
upweke (noun), retirement.
upweke (noun), seclusion.
upweke (noun), solitude.
upya (adverb), afresh.
upya (adverb), again. wameijenga nyumba yao upya.
upya (adverb), anew. machozi yakaanza kumtoka upya [Sul]. (< -pya adj).
upya (noun 14), newness. (< -pya adj).
upya (noun), pl mapya, novelty. haya ni mapya hayo.
uradhi (noun 14), complacency. (< radhi N).
uradhi (noun 14), condescension. (< radhi N).
uradhi (noun 14), satisfaction. (< radhi N).
uradhi (noun), approval.
uradhi (noun), assent.
uradhi (noun), contentment.
uradhi (noun), fulfilment of claims.
uradhi (noun), fulfilment of desires.
uradhi (noun), sanction.
uradhi (noun), satisfaction.
uradi (noun 11), prayers said at Muslim burial.
urafiki (noun), friendship. fanya [vunja] urafiki.
uragai (noun), deception.
uragai (noun), fraud.
uragai (noun), imposture.
uragai (noun), swindle.
kwa urahisi (adverb), easily.
urahisi (adverb), cheaply.
urahisi (adverb), easily.
urahisi (noun), bargain.
urahisi (noun 14), cheapness. (< rahisi N).
urahisi (noun 14), ease. (< rahisi N).
urahisi (noun 14), pl urahisi, easiness. (< rahisi N).
urahisi (noun), low price.
urai (noun), adulation.
urai (noun), cunning.
urai (noun), flattery.
urai (noun), servility.
uraia (noun 14), pl uraia, citizenship. (< raia N).
uraibu (noun), betel.
uraibu (noun 11), addictive chew (made with tobacco and lime and cloves
and areca nut).
uraibu (noun), chewing mixture prepared of areca nut and tobacco with
lime and cloves and a red gum.
uramali (noun), black magic.
urambirambi (noun), early stage in the growth of the coconut when the
meat is still quite soft..
urari (noun 11), equality.
urari (noun), balance. urari wa hesabu.
urari (noun), evenness.
urari (noun), proportion.
uraro (noun), something laid down (e.g. a log across a stream).
uraro (noun), place of lying down. [rare]
uraro (noun), manner of lying down. [rare]
uraro (noun), place of sleeping. [rare]
uraro (noun), manner of sleeping. [rare]
urasharasha (noun 11), pl marasharasha, drizzle. (< rasha v).
urasharasha (noun 11), pl marasharasha, light rain. (< rasha v).
urasharasha (noun), pl marasharasha, sprinkle.
urasharasha (noun 11), sprinkling. (< rasha v).
urasimu (noun 14), bureaucracy. (< rasmi adj).
urasimu (noun 14), technical drawing. (< rasmi adj).
uratibu (noun 14), pl uratibu, coordination. (< ratiba N).
uratibu (noun 14), pl uratibu, organization. (< ratiba N).
likizo ya uraufu (noun), pl likizo za uraufu, compassionate leave.
uraufu (noun), compassion.
uraufu (noun), gentleness.
uraufu (noun), sympathy.
urefu (noun), pl marefu, altitude.
urefu (noun), pl marefu, depth. urefu wa kwenda chini.
urefu (noun 14), pl marefu, height. urefu wa kwenda juu. (< -refu adj).
urefu (noun 14), pl urefu, length. (< -refu adj).
urefu (noun 14), tallness. (< -refu adj).
urekebisho (noun), adjustment.
urekebisho (noun), orientation.
urekebisho (noun), repair.
urembo (noun 5/6), pl marembo, adornment. (< remba V).
urembo (noun), pl marembo, decoration.
urembo (noun), pl marembo, finery.
urembo (noun), pl marembo, ornamental markings (on the face).
Ureno (noun), Portugal. (< Port.).
urimbo (noun), sticky sap of various plants used as birdlime or glue.
urithi (noun 14), heritage. (< Arabic).
urithi (noun 14), inheritance. jukumu la kuuangalia urithi huu [Mun].
(< Arabic - rithi v).
urithi (noun 14), succession. (< rithi V).
urithi (noun), bequest.
urithi (noun), legacy.
uritima (noun), distress. (< Port.).
uritima (noun), inactivity. (< Port.). [rare]
uritima (noun), poverty. (< Port.).
uritima (noun), the last trump card in the game of Arbastini. (< Port.).
[cards]
uritima (noun), unemployment. (< Port.). [rare]
uroho (noun 14), avarice. (< roho N (Arabic)).
uroho (noun 14), greediness. kuipinga nia ya uroho wa Idi [Sul]. (<
roho N (Arabic)).
uroho (noun), miserliness.
uroho (noun), gluttony.
urojo (noun 14), mixture (thick).
urongo (noun 14), lie.
urongo (noun), deception.
urongo (noun), delusion.
urongo (noun), dissimulation.
urongo (noun), falsehood.
urongo (noun), falsity.
urongo (noun), fraud.
urongo (noun), illusion.
urongo (noun), lie.
urongo (noun), pretence.
urongo (noun), spuriousness.
urongo (noun), untruth.
uru (noun 11), diamonds (in cards). [cards]
urudishaji (noun), reconstruction.
urudishaji (noun), rehabilitation.
urudishaji (noun), restoration.
urujuwani (noun), violet (color). (< Pers.).
urukaji (noun), takeoff.
urukaji (noun), jumping.
urukususu (noun), cough medicine. [pharm]
urumo (noun 11), poverty.
urumo (noun), distress. shikwa [patwa] na urumo.
urumo (noun), need.
Urusi (noun 17), Russia.
Urusi (noun), Soviet Union.
uruzi (noun), whistle.
uruzi (noun), whistling.
usabaha (noun), succession (by inheritance or in office). [rare]
usafari (noun), journey.
usafari (noun), travel.
usafari (noun), travelling.
usafari (noun), trip. usafari wa wageni.
usafi (noun 14), cleanliness. (< -safi adj).
usafi (noun 14), purity. (< -safi adj).
usafi (noun), frankness.
usafi (noun), neatness.
usafi (noun), orderliness.
usafi (noun), truthfulness.
usafidi (noun), agility. (< Pers.).
usafidi (noun), cleanliness. (< Pers.).
usafidi (noun), dexterity. (< Pers.).
usafidi (noun), friendliness. (< Pers.).
usafidi (noun), neatness. (< Pers.).
usafidi (noun), pleasantness. (< Pers.).
usafihi (noun 14), arrogance. alisema kwa usafihi na ufisadi [Muk]. (<
safihi V, (Arabic)).
usafihi (noun 14), conceit. (< safihi V, (Arabic)).
usafihi (noun 14), insolence. (< safihi V, (Arabic)).
usafihi (noun 14), pride. (< safihi V, (Arabic)).
usafihi (noun), abuse.
usafihi (noun), affront.
usafihi (noun), arrogance.
usafihi (noun), impudence.
usafihi (noun), presumption.
usafihi (noun), pride.
usafiri (noun 14), communication. (< safari N).
usafiri (noun 14), transport. (< safari N).
usafiri (noun 14), means of travel. (< safari N).
usafiri (noun 14), travelling. (< safari N).
usafiri (noun), journey.
usafiri (noun), travel.
usafiri (noun), trip. usafiri wa wageni.
usafirisha (noun), communication.
usafirisha (noun), conveyance.
usafirisha (noun), customs.
usafirisha (noun), dispatch.
usafirisha (noun), duty.
usafirisha (noun), sending off.
usafirisha (noun), transport.
usafirisha (noun), transportation.
usafirishaji (noun 14), pl usafirishaji, transportation. (< safari N).
usafirishaji (noun), communications.
usafirishaji (noun), conveyance.
usafirishaji (noun), customs.
usafirishaji (noun), dispatch.
usafirishaji (noun), duty.
usafirishaji (noun), sending off.
usafirishaji (noun), transport.
usafishaji (noun), cleaning.
usafishaji (noun), purification.
usaha (noun 11), matter.
usaha (noun 14), pus.
usaha (noun), matter. toka usaha.
usahaulifu (noun 14), forgetfulness. (< sahau V).
usahaulifu (noun), absentmindedness.
usahibu (noun), friendship.
usahihi (noun 14), accuracy. (< sahihi N).
usahihi (noun 14), correctness. (< sahihi N).
usahihi (noun), faultlessness.
usahihi (noun), precision.
usahihi (noun), punctuality.
usahihi (noun), rightness.
usahihi (noun), truthfulness.
usakaji (noun), hunting.
usakaji (noun), pay for hunting.
usalama (noun 14), safety. napigania usalama katika nchi yetu [Ng]. (<
salama adv).
usalama (noun 14), security. (< salama adv (Arabic)).
usalimini (adverb), safe. (< salama adv (Arabic)).
usaliti (noun 14), betrayal. (< saliti V).
usaliti (noun 14), treachery. (< saliti V).
usana (noun 14), pl usana, metalworking. (< sana V).
usani (noun 14), pl usani, metalworking. (< sana V).
usani (noun), forging of a (black)smith.
usani (noun), pay of a (black)smith.
usani (noun), work of a (black)smith.
usani (noun), (black)smithing (methods of).
usanifu (noun), art.
usanifu (noun), craft.
usanifu (noun), skill.
usare (noun 11), blood-brotherhood. (< sare N).
usasi (noun 11), art. (< saka v).
usasi (noun), hunting.
usasi (noun), pay of hunting.
usawa (noun 14), equality. (< sawa adj).
usawa (noun 14), level. (< sawa adj).
usawa (noun), balance.
usawa (noun), evenness.
usawa (noun), fairness.
usawa (noun), likeness.
usawa (noun), quality.
usawa (noun), similarity.
usawa (noun), tie. [sport]
usawa wa bahari (noun 14), pl usawa wa bahari, sea level. rubani amesema
kwamba ndege inaruka futi elfu tano juu ya usawa wa bahari.. the pilot
said that the airplane is flying five thousand feet above sea level.. (<
sawa adj, bahari N).
usawanisho (noun), alignment.
usawanisho (noun), arrangement (in a row or line).
usawanisho (noun), delimiting.
usawanisho (noun), demarcation.
usawanisho (noun), marking off.
useja (noun 11), bead necklace. (< mseja N).
useja (noun), bachelorhood.
useja (noun), collar of beads.
usemaji (noun 14), fluency. (< sema V).
usemaji (noun 14), loquacity. kwa ujasiri wake na usemaji, alimwita
Maimuna chemba [Moh]. (< sema V).
usemaji (noun 14), talkativeness. (< sema V).
usemaji (noun), eloquence. usemaji wake haukutusaidia.
usemaji (noun), garrulousness.
usemaji (noun), loquaciousness.
usemaji (noun), pronunciation. usemaji wake hautoshi.
usemaji (noun), public speaking.
usemaji (noun), talkativeness.
usemi (noun 11/10), pl semi, expression. (< sema V).
usemi (noun 11/10), pl semi, pronouncement. (< sema V).
usemi (noun 11/10), pl semi, saying. (< sema V).
usemi (noun 11/10), pl semi, way of talking. (< sema V).
usemi (noun), address.
usemi (noun), attitude (on a matter).
usemi (noun), conversation.
usemi (noun), diction.
usemi (noun), expression (manner of).
usemi (noun), position (on a matter). usemi wa serikali.
usemi (noun), speech. alipomaliza usemi wake.
usemi (noun), word. [gramm]
useremala (noun 14), carpentry. (< seremala N).
useremala (noun), cabinetmaking. (< Pers.).
useremala (noun), craft of carpentry. (< Pers.).
useremala (noun), pay of carpentry. (< Pers.).
ushababi (noun), youth.
ushababi (noun), youthfulness.
ushabaki (noun), cleverness.
ushabaki (noun), cunning.
ushabaki (noun), snare.
ushabaki (noun), strategem.
ushabaki (noun), trick.
ushabaki (noun), trickery.
ushahidi (noun 14), testimony. (< shahada n).
ushahidi (noun 14), witness. (< shahada N).
ushahidi (noun), confirmation.
ushahidi (noun), evidence. [jur]
ushahidi (noun), martyrdom. [rel]
ushahidi (noun), proof.
ushairi (noun 11), poetry. (< shairi n).
ushairi (noun), beauty.
ushairi (noun), art of poetry.
ushairi (noun), high skill.
ushakii (noun 11), courage.
ushamasi (noun), diaconate. [rel]
ushamba (noun 14), coarseness. lini utatoka ushamba? [Sul], angedai
kuvaa nguo hiyo wakati huo na kwa tukio kama hilo ni ushamba na ulimbukeni
[Muk]. (< shamba N).
ushamba (noun 14), provincialism. (< shamba N).
ushamba (noun 14), uncouthness. (< shamba N).
ushambulizi (noun), aggression.
ushanga (noun 11/10), pl shanga, bead. nywele zake zilishasukwa [...]
zikavishwa shanga [Muk]. (< shanga N).
ushanga (noun), pl shanga, mashanga, beads (string of). ushanga wa
kuteremesha.
ushango (noun), amazement.
ushango (noun), astonishment.
ushango (noun), confusion.
ushango (noun), speechlessness.
usharifu (noun), dignity.
usharifu (noun), excellence.
usharifu (noun), respectability.
usharika (noun 14), congregation. (< shiriki V).
usharika (noun 14), cooperation. (< shiriki V).
usharika (noun 14), parish. (< shiriki V).
usharika (noun 14), partnership. (< shiriki V).
usharika (noun 14), community. (< shiriki V).
ushaufu (noun 14), deception. (< shaua V).
ushaufu (noun 14), vanity. (< shaua V).
ushaufu (noun), delusion.
ushaufu (noun), something disappointing.
ushaufu (noun), something misleading.
ushauri (noun 14), advice. (< shauri V).
ushawishi (noun 14), persuasion. (< shawishi V).
ushawishi (noun), agitation. [pol]
ushawishi (noun), allurement.
ushawishi (noun), enticement.
ushawishi (noun), temptation.
usheha (noun), position of a chief.
usheha (noun), status of a councillor.
usheha (noun), place reserved for elders at a funeral. [ethn]
usheha (noun), respected social position.
ushenzi (noun), barbarism. (< Pers.).
ushenzi (noun), heathenism. (< Pers.).
ushenzi (noun), paganism. (< Pers.).
ushenzi (noun), savagery. (< Pers.).
ushenzi (noun), uncouthness. (< Pers.).
ushenzi (noun), unmannerliness. (< Pers.).
ushetani (noun 14), devilry. lakini utahadhari na ushetani wa mwanamme
mwanangu [Moh]. (< shetani N (Arabic)).
ushetani (noun 14), ruse. (< shetani N (Arabic)).
ushetani (noun 14), wickedness. (< shetani N (Arabic)).
ushi (noun 11/10), pl nyushi, brink.
ushi (noun 11/10), pl nyushi, edge.
ushi (noun 11/10), pl nyushi, eyebrow.
ushi (noun), pl nyushi, eyebrow ridge.
ushi (noun), pl nyushi, projection (ledge cornice or brink of a well
etc.).
ushi (noun), pl nyushi, ridge.
ushikamano (noun 14), adhesion. (< shika V).
ushikamano (noun 11), power of holding together. (< shika v).
ushikamano (noun 14), tenacity. (< shika V).
ushimbu (noun 11), prawn.
ushimbu (noun 11), shrimp.
ushinda (noun), refuse. [rare]
ushinda (noun), remainder. [rare]
ushinda (noun), residue. [rare]
ushindani (noun 11), rivalry. (< shinda v).
ushindani (noun), legal action. [rare]
ushindani (noun), altercation.
ushindani (noun), argument.
ushindani (noun), competition.
ushindani (noun), contest.
ushindani (noun), dispute.
ushindani (noun), emulation.
ushindani (noun), fight.
ushindani (noun), fighting.
ushindani (noun), lawsuit.
ushindani (noun), match.
ushindani (noun), rivalry.
ushinde (noun 14), defeat. ushinde huo ulijionyesha wazi usoni pake
Ndugu Lupituko [Mun]. (< shinda v).
ushindi (noun 14), conquest. (< shinda V).
ushindi (noun 11), point in dispute. (< shinda v).
ushindi (noun 14), success. (< shinda V).
ushindi (noun 14), triumph. (< shinda V).
ushindi (noun 14), victory. halafu akacheka kidogo, kicheko cha dharau
na cha ushindi [Sul], nakutakia ushindi mzuri katika mtihani wako [Kez].
(< shinda V).
ushindi (noun), cause of a dispute.
ushindi (noun), conquest.
ushindi (noun), bone of contention.
ushindi (noun), point at issue.
ushindi (noun), success.
ushindi (noun), victory.
ushindwaji (noun), defeatism.
chama cha ushirika (noun 7/8), pl vyama vya ushirika, cooperative
society.
ushirika (noun 14), community. (< shiriki V).
ushirika (noun 14), congregation. (< shiriki V).
ushirika (noun 11), pl ushirika, cooperative. (< shiriki v).
ushirika (noun), association.
ushirika (noun), collaboration.
ushirika (noun), community of interests.
ushirika (noun), cooperation. chama cha ushirika.
ushirika (noun), organization.
ushirika (noun), partnership.
ushirika (noun), society.
ushirikiano (noun 14), pl ushirikiano, cooperation. (< shiriki V).
ushirikiano (noun 14), pl ushirikiano, unity. (< shiriki V).
ushirikiano (noun), association.
ushirikiano (noun), collaboration.
ushirikiano (noun), community of interests.
ushirikiano (noun), organization.
ushirikiano (noun), partnership.
ushirikiano (noun), society.
ushirikina (noun 14), superstition. Chama kimetoa mwito wa kupigana na
ushirikina [Mun]. (< Arabic - shiriki V).
ushirikisho (noun), association.
ushirikisho (noun), collaboration.
ushirikisho (noun), community of interests.
ushirikisho (noun), cooperation.
ushirikisho (noun), organization.
ushirikisho (noun), partnership.
ushirikisho (noun), society.
ushoga (noun), friendship (between women etc.).
ushombwe (noun), magic potion. [arch]
ushonaji (noun), dressmaking.
ushonaji (noun), needlework.
ushonaji (noun), pay of a seamstress.
ushonaji (noun), pay of a tailor.
ushonaji (noun), craft of a seamstress.
ushonaji (noun), occupation of a seamstress.
ushonaji (noun), sewing.
ushonaji (noun), craft of a tailor.
ushonaji (noun), occupation of a tailor.
ushoni (noun 11), needlework. (< shona v).
ushoni (noun), dressmaking.
ushoni (noun), needlework.
ushoni (noun), pay of a seamstress.
ushoni (noun), pay of a tailor.
ushoni (noun), craft of a seamstress.
ushoni (noun), occupation of a seamstress.
ushoni (noun), sewing.
ushoni (noun), occupation of a tailor.
ushoni (noun), tailoring.
ushono (noun 11/6), pl mashono, sewing (type of). (< shona v).
ushono (noun), sewing (method of).
ushono (noun), style of sewing.
ushoroba (noun), pl vishoroba, patch (in a field).
ushoroba (noun), narrow strip of land.
ushoroba (noun), patch.
ushtaki (noun 11), accusation. (< shtaki v).
ushtaki (noun), legal action. [jur]
ushtaki (noun), arraignment.
ushtaki (noun), prosecution.
ushuhuda (noun 14), witness. (< shahada N).
ushuhuda (noun), confirmation.
ushuhuda (noun), evidence. [jur]
ushuhuda (noun), martyrdom. [rel]
ushuhuda (noun), proof.
ushuhuda (noun), testimony. [jur]
ushujaa (noun 14), heroism. (< shujaa N).
ushujaa (noun 14), valor. (< shujaa N).
ushujaa (noun), bravery.
ushujaa (noun), courage.
ushujaa (noun), great exploit.
ushujaa (noun), heroism (act of).
ushukuru (noun), gratitude.
ushukuru (noun), humility.
ushukuru (noun), resignation.
ushukuru (noun), thanks.
ushungi (noun), pl shungi, cock's comb. [rare]
ushungi (noun), pl shungi, women's headcloth.
ushungi (noun), pl shungi, knot of braided hair.
ushungi (noun), pl shungi, tuft of hair.
ushupavu (noun 14), confidence. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun 14), firmness. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun 14), hardness. ushupavu wa mfungwa aujuaye mlinzi [Ng],
[siasa] ilimpa imani na ushupavu kamili [Mun]. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun 14), obstinacy. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun 14), resoluteness. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun 14), toughness. (< shupavu adj).
ushupavu (noun), bigotry.
ushupavu (noun), dogmatism.
ushupavu (noun), durability.
ushupavu (noun), endurance.
ushupavu (noun), energy.
ushupavu (noun), fanaticism.
ushupavu (noun), perseverance.
ushupavu (noun), solidity.
ushupavu (noun), strength.
ushupavu (noun), stubbornness.
ushupavu (noun), tenacity.
ushupavu (noun), vigor.
ushuru (noun 14), tax.
ushuru (noun 11), taxation.
ushuru (noun), duty. ushuru wa forodha.
ushuru (noun), rent. toa/lipa ushuru.
ushuzi (noun), breaking wind.
ushwa (noun), bran.
ushwa (noun), chaff.
usi (noun 9/10), pl nyusi, eyebrow. anapaka weupe mwepesi baina ya kope
za juu na nyusi [Muk]. (< cf. ushi).
usi (noun 11/10), pl nyusi, grass bearing a kind of cotton. (< cf.
unyusi).
-usia (verb), bequeath something to someone. alimwusia mali yake.
-usia (verb), commission.
-usia (verb), direct.
-usia (verb), instruct. ninakuusia usisahau kununua vitu hivi.
-usia (verb), order.
-usia (verb), make one's (last) will. uchungu ulipozidi Tamima alianza
kuusia [Moh]. (< Arabic).
usia (noun 11/6), pl mausia, solemn charge. (< usia v).
usia (noun 11/6), pl mausia, directions.
usia (noun 11/6), pl mausia, last will and testament.
usihiri (noun), magic.
usihiri (noun), witchcraft.
usijali (interjection), never mind. usijali, hasara yake sio yetu [Moh].
usikilivu (noun), attention.
usikilivu (noun), attentiveness.
usikilivu (noun), intelligence.
usikilivu (noun), interest.
usikilivu (noun), obedience.
usikilivu (noun), teachability.
usikilivu (noun), tractability.
usikilizaji (noun), make oneself understood (at a distance).
usikilizano (noun 11/6), pl masikilizano, agreement. (< sikia V).
usikivu (noun 14), pl usikivu, comprehension. (< sikia V).
usikivu (noun 14), docility. yaya mwenye nadhari na usikivu [Sul]. (<
sikia V).
usikivu (noun 14), obedience. (< sikia V).
usikivu (noun), attention.
usikivu (noun), attentiveness.
usikivu (noun), intelligence.
usikivu (noun), interest.
usikivu (noun), teachability.
usikivu (noun), tractability.
usikizano (noun), agreement.
usikizano (noun), harmony.
usikizano (noun), mutual understanding.
usikizi (noun), attention.
usikizi (noun), attentiveness.
usikizi (noun), intelligence.
usikizi (noun), interest.
usikizi (noun), obedience.
usikizi (noun), teachability.
usikizi (noun), tractability.
usiku (noun 11), night.
usiku kucha (noun 11), all night. (< usiku N, -cha V).
usimamao (noun), state of being erect.
usimamao (noun), state of being upright.
usimamao (noun), upright position.
usimamao (noun), vertical position.
usimamizi (noun 14), oversight. (< simama V).
usimamizi (noun 14), supervision. (< simama V).
usimamizi (noun), administration.
usimamizi (noun), aid.
usimamizi (noun), assistance.
usimamizi (noun), authority.
usimamizi (noun), control.
usimamizi (noun), direction.
usimamizi (noun), duties of a manager.
usimamizi (noun), duties of a superviser.
usimamizi (noun), duties of an overseer.
usimamizi (noun), management.
usimamizi (noun), position of a manager.
usimamizi (noun), position of an overseer.
usimamizi (noun), pay of a manager.
usimamizi (noun), pay of a superintendent.
usimamizi (noun), pay of a superviser.
usimamizi (noun), pay of an overseer.
usimamizi (noun), protection.
usimamizi (noun), position of a superintendent.
usimamizi (noun), superitendence.
usimamizi (noun), position of a superviser.
usimamizi (noun), supervisory body.
usimango (noun), pl masimango, derision.
usimango (noun), pl masimango, mockery.
usimango (noun), pl masimango, malicious pleasure taken in another
person's misfortune.
usimango (noun), pl masimango, schadenfreude.
usimeme (noun 11), firmness. (< simama v).
usimeme (noun), stability. [rare]
usimeme (noun), steadfastness. [rare]
usinga (noun 11/10), pl singa, hair (single hair of animal).
-chapa usingizi (verb), go to sleep. wenyewe wameniruhusu kuzichapa
[barua hizi] [Ma].
-parama usingizi (verb), fail to get enough sleep.
usingizi (noun 11), sleep. usingizi unamtoka mtoto [Muk].
-usingizisha (verb), anesthetize. [med]
usiniombe (noun), manioc (kind of).
usira (noun), dried and powdered skin of animal or reptile used as a
charm or medicine. [arch]
-usiri (verb), delay.
-usiri (verb), be late.
-usiri (verb), linger.
-usiri (verb), lose time.
-usiri (verb), be slow.
-usiri (verb), stay.
-usiri (verb), tarry.
usiri (noun), lateness.
usiri (noun 11), detention. (< siri N).
-usirika (verb), be arrested.
-usirika (verb), be delayed.
-usirika (verb), be held up.
-usirisha (verb), delay.
-usirisha (verb), detain someone.
usita (noun), path. [rare]
usita (noun), road. [rare]
usita (noun 11), street.
usita (noun), way. [rare]
usitawi (noun 14), prosperity. (< sitawi V).
usitawi (noun), development.
usitawi (noun), growth. usitawi wa miti unategemea rutuba ya ardhi.
usitawi (noun), progress.
usitawi (noun), prosperity.
usitawi (noun), success.
usitawi (noun), vitality.
usitawishaji (noun), development.
usitawishaji (noun), growth.
usitawishaji (noun), progress.
usitawishaji (noun), prosperity.
usitawishaji (noun), success.
usitawishaji (noun), vitality.
usitawishi (noun), development.
usitawishi (noun), growth.
usitawishi (noun), progress.
usitawishi (noun), prosperity.
usitawishi (noun), success.
usitawishi (noun), vitality.
usitu (noun), strip of plaited grass for making mats.
usitu (noun), strip of plaited palm-leaf fiber for making mats.
usiyahi (noun 11/10), pl siyahi, scream. Tamima alipiga usiyahi mkubwa
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
usiyahi (noun 11/10), pl siyahi, shriek. (< Arabic).
uskani (noun), handlebar (of a bicycle etc.).
uskani (noun), rudder. [naut]
uskani (noun), steering gear.
uskani (noun), steering wheel.
usku (adverb), at night. usiku hata usiku.
-finya uso (verb), scowl.
-pa uso (verb), treat favorably.
-pa uso (verb), turn the face.
-peta uso (verb), wrinkle the brow.
-peta uso (verb), make a face.
uso (noun), pl nyuso, appearance. uso wa kutulia.
uso (noun), pl nyuso, facial expression.
uso (noun), pl nyuso, exterior.
uso (noun 11/10), pl nyuso, facade.
uso (noun 11/10), pl nyuso, face. uso wake ukionekana umesawijika [Sul],
sasa walitazamana uso kwa uso [Sul].
uso (noun), pl nyuso, forward part.
uso (noun 11/10), pl nyuso, front. nyumba ilikuwa na vidirisha vinne,
viwili vilikuwa usoni na vingine ubavuni [Sul].
uso (noun), pl nyuso, surface. usoni wa dunia.
usodai (noun), arrogance.
usodai (noun), contempt.
usodai (noun), disdain.
usodai (noun), pride.
usodawi (noun 14), pride.
usodawi (noun), arrogance.
usodawi (noun), contempt.
usodawi (noun), disdain.
usodawi (noun), pride.
usoka (noun 11), brass wire.
usomaji (noun), reading.
usomaji (noun), reading matter.
usoni (noun), what is ahead.
usoni (noun), the future.
usoni pa (preposition), in front of. usoni pao palikuwa na mteremko
mrefu [Sul].
usono (noun 14), friendship.
usono (noun), relaxation.
usono (noun), rest.
usononi (noun 11), pain. (< sonoa v).
usononi (noun), care.
usononi (noun), grief.
usononi (noun), irritability.
usononi (noun), melancholy.
usononi (noun), sadness.
usononi (noun), bad humor.
uss! (interjection), hush!.
uss! (interjection), quiet!.
ustaarabu (noun 14), pl ustaarabu, civilization. (< staarabu V).
ustaarabu (noun), education.
ustaarabu (noun), good manners.
ustaarabu (noun), refinement.
ustadi (noun 14), capability. (< stadi adj).
ustadi (noun 14), pl ustadi, expertise. (< stadi adj).
ustadi (noun 14), skill. (< stadi adj).
ustadi (noun 14), pl ustadi, study. (< stadi adj).
ustadi (noun), ability.
ustadi (noun), cleverness.
ustadi (noun), competence.
ustadi (noun), craftiness.
ustadi (noun), cunning.
ustadi (noun), dexterity.
ustadi (noun), expert knowledge.
ustahifu (noun), attention.
ustahifu (noun), attentiveness.
ustahifu (noun), consideration.
ustahifu (noun), courtesy.
ustahifu (noun), deference.
ustahifu (noun), politeness.
ustahifu (noun), respect.
ustahiki (noun 11), esteem. (< staha N n).
ustahiki (noun), honor.
ustahiki (noun), respect.
ustahiki (noun), worthiness.
ustahiki (noun), regard.
ustahili (noun 14), merit. (< stahili V).
ustahili (noun), deservingness.
ustahili (noun), worthiness.
ustahimili (noun), endurance.
ustahimili (noun), patience.
ustahimili (noun), perseverance.
ustahimili (noun), pertinacity.
ustahimilivu (noun 14), pl ustahimilivu, endurance. (< stahimili V).
ustahimilivu (noun 14), pl ustahimilivu, patience. (< stahimili V).
ustahimilivu (noun), perseverance.
ustahimilivu (noun), pertinacity.
ustahivu (noun 14), respect. (< staha N).
ustahivu (noun), attention.
ustahivu (noun), attentiveness.
ustahivu (noun), consideration.
ustahivu (noun), courtesy.
ustahivu (noun), deference.
ustahivu (noun), politeness.
ustawi wa jamii (noun 11), social welfare. (< stawi V, jamaa N).
ustawishaji (noun 14), development. (< stawi V).
usubi (noun), gnat.
usubi (noun), sandfly.
usufi (noun), kapok.
usufi (noun), swab.
usufi (noun), wadding.
usufi (noun), wool.
usufii (noun), character of a dervish.
usufii (noun), character of a hermit.
usufii (noun), lonely existence.
usufii (noun), retirement.
usufii (noun), seclusion.
usufii (noun), solitary existence.
usufu (noun 11), pl sufu, wool. (< sufu N).
usugu (noun 14), callousness. (< sugu N).
usugu (noun 14), obstinacy. (< sugu N).
usugu (noun), folly.
usugu (noun), stubbornness.
usugu (noun), stupidity.
usugu (noun), insensitivity.
usuhuba (noun), friendship.
usukani (noun 11/10), pl sukani, rudder.
usukani (noun), ruddle. [naut]
usukani (noun), steering gear.
usukani (noun), steering wheel.
usukani (noun 11/10), pl sukani, steering wheel. Diana anaketi nyuma ya
usukani [Muk]. (< Arabic).
usuki (noun), braiding (hair or mats).
usuki (noun), handlebar (of a bicycle etc.).
usukumizi (noun 14), impulse. (< sukuma V).
usukumizi (noun), abruptness.
usukumizi (noun), sudden anger.
usukumizi (noun), encouragement.
usukumizi (noun), incitement.
usukumizi (noun), instigation.
usukumizi (noun), plaiting (hair or mats).
usukumizi (noun), roughness.
usukumizi (noun), rudeness.
usukumizi (noun), stimulus.
usukumizi (noun), urging.
usukumizi (noun), violent temper.
usultani (noun), sultanate.
usulubu (noun), compel.
usulubu (noun), crucify. [rel]
usulubu (noun), force.
usulubu (noun), torment.
usulubu (noun), torture.
usuluhi (noun), agreement.
usuluhi (noun), concord.
usuluhi (noun), mediation.
usuluhi (noun), reconciliation.
usuluhi (noun), satisfaction.
usuluhifu (noun), agreement.
usuluhifu (noun), concord.
usuluhifu (noun), mediation.
usuluhifu (noun), reconciliation.
usuluhifu (noun), satisfaction.
usumba (noun 11), processed fibres of the coconut husk. kuangusha kichwa
chake juu ya mto wa usumba [Sul].
usumbufu (noun), agitation.
usumbufu (noun), annoyance.
usumbufu (noun), disturbance.
usumbufu (noun), excitement.
usumbufu (noun), inflamation. [med]
usumbufu (noun), irritation. [med]
usumbufu (noun), vexation.
usungo (noun 14), inexperience (sexual). (< msungo n).
usungo (noun), lack of knowledge of tradition (on the part of young
people who have not yet been initiated).
usununo (noun), care.
usununo (noun), grief.
usununo (noun), bad humor.
usununo (noun), irritability.
usununo (noun), melancholy.
usununo (noun), pain.
usununo (noun), sadness.
usuria (noun), concubinage.
ususaji (noun), boycott.
ususaji (noun), refusal.
ususaji (noun), sabotage.
ususi (noun), plaiting (hair or mats).
ususiaji (noun), boycott.
ususiaji (noun), refusal.
ususiaji (noun), sabotage.
ususu (noun 11), corridor.
ususu (noun 11), hall.
ususu (noun 11), passage.
Uswahili (noun), coastal area of East Africa where Swahili is spoken as a
native language..
uta (noun), pl nyuta, bow (weapon).
utaa (noun 11), platform for drying and storing grain.
utaalamu (noun 14), pl utalamu, specialization. (< elimu N).
utaalamu (noun), education.
utaalamu (noun), knowledge.
utaalamu (noun), learning.
utabibu (noun 14), medical treatment. (< tiba N).
utabibu (noun), profession of medical science.
utabibu (noun), medical practice (methods of).
utabiri (noun), announcement.
utabiri (noun), explanation.
utabiri (noun), forecast. utabiri wa hewa.
utabiri (noun), interpretation.
utabiri (noun), prediction.
utabiri (noun), soothsaying.
utadi (noun), aggression.
utadi (noun), attack.
utadi (noun), infraction.
utadi (noun), insult.
utadi (noun), offense.
utadi (noun), rudeness.
utadi (noun), violation.
utafiti (noun 14), research. (< tafiti V).
utafiti (noun), curiosity.
utafiti (noun), indiscretion.
utafiti (noun), inquisitiveness.
utafiti (noun), meddling.
utaftishi (noun), investigation.
utaftishi (noun), research.
utaftishi (noun), search.
utafutaji (noun), investigation.
utafutaji (noun), research.
utafutaji (noun), search.
utafutishi (noun), investigation.
utafutishi (noun), research.
utafutishi (noun), search.
utagaa (noun 11/10), pl tagaa, branching (of a tree or road). (< tagaa
V).
utagaa (noun), forking (of a tree or road).
utaifa (noun 14), nationalism. (< taifa N).
utaifa (noun), nationality.
utaiti (noun), distress. (< Pers.).
utaiti (noun), need.
utaiti (noun), poverty.
utaji (noun 11/10), pl taji, head covering.
utaji (noun 11/10), pl taji, head-cloth.
utaji (noun 11/10), pl taji, veil. (< taji N).
utajiri (noun 14), wealth. (< tajiri N).
utajiri (noun), business enterprise.
utajiri (noun), capital.
utajiri (noun), property.
utakalifu (noun), aversion.
utakalifu (noun), fatigue.
utakalifu (noun), indisposition.
utakalifu (noun), weariness.
utakaso (noun), cleansing.
utakaso (noun), purifying.
utakatifu (noun 14), glory. (< tukufu adj).
utakatifu (noun 14), majesty. Mwana wa mtu akija katika wingu, mwenye
nguvu na utukufu mwingi [Kez]. (< tukufu adj).
utakatifu (noun), cleanliness.
utakatifu (noun), holiness. [rel]
utakatifu (noun), morality.
utakatifu (noun), purity (literal or figurative).
utakatifu (noun), sanctity. [rel]
utako (noun), anchorage. [naut]
utako (noun), base. mstari wa [ki]tako.
utako (noun), butt-end (of something). utako wa mkuki.
utako (noun), buttocks.
utako (noun), end.
utako (noun), main point.
utako (noun), seat.
utalaleshi (noun), corruptness.
utalaleshi (noun), immorality.
utalaleshi (noun), lasciviousness.
utalaleshi (noun), lust.
utalaleshi (noun), slander.
utalaleshi (noun), talebearing.
utalaleshi (noun), viciousness.
utalii (noun 14), pl utalii, tourism. (< talii V).
utamaduni (noun 11/10), pl tamaduni, civilization. hakukulia mjini
akapata kukalamka kwa utamaduni [Abd]. (< tamaduni (Arabic)).
utamaduni (noun 11/10), pl tamaduni, modernity. (< Arabic).
utamaduni (noun 11/10), pl tamaduni, way of life.
utamaduni (noun 11/10), pl tamaduni, culture. ujumbe wa utamaduni. (<
tamaduni N).
utamaduni (noun), refinement.
utamaduni (noun), good taste.
utamaduni wa taifa (noun 11/10), pl tamaduni za kitaifa, national
culture.
utamani (noun), covetousness. [rare]
utamani (noun), desire. [rare]
utamani (noun), longing. [rare]
utamani (noun), lust. [rare]
utamani (noun), lustfulness. [rare]
utamanifu (noun), covetousness. [rare]
utamanifu (noun), desire. [rare]
utamanifu (noun), longing. [rare]
utamanifu (noun), lust. [rare]
utamanifu (noun), lustfulness. [rare]
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, bandage. [med]
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, cloth.
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, handkerchief.
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, napkin.
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, patch.
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, rag.
utambaa (noun), pl tambaa, textiles.
utambaazi (noun 11), track. (< tambaa V).
utambaazi (noun 11), trail. (< tambaa V).
utambazi (noun), crawling (of insects or reptiles).
utambazi (noun), pl matambazi, spreading skin disease (kind of). [med]
utambazi (noun), obsequiousness.
utambazi (noun), pl matambazi, phlegmon. [med]
utambazi (noun), servility.
utambazi (noun), track (left by a snake, etc.).
utambazi (noun), trail (left by a snake etc.).
utambi (noun), pl tambi, fuse.
utambi (noun 11/10), pl tambi, membrane enclosing the bowels.
utambi (noun), mesentery. [anat]
utambi (noun), peritoneum. [anat]
utambi (noun), turban-cloth.
utambi (noun 11/10), pl tambi, wick (of a lamp).
utambo (noun), bail (of a bucket or pot).
utambo (noun), distance.
utambo (noun), handle (of a bucket or pot).
utambo (noun), height.
utambo (noun), length.
utambo (noun), prancing.
utambo (noun), rearing (of horses).
utambo (noun), space.
utambo (noun), strutting.
utambo (noun), swaggering.
utambulifu (noun), answer.
utambulifu (noun), explanation.
utambulifu (noun), intelligence.
utambulifu (noun), intelligibility.
utambulifu (noun), perception.
utambulifu (noun), quickness of wit.
utambulifu (noun), recognition.
utambulifu (noun), solution.
utambulifu (noun), understanding.
utambulisho (noun), characteristic.
utambulisho (noun), explanation (of a problem).
utambulisho (noun), mark.
utambulizi (noun), answer.
utambulizi (noun), explanation.
utambulizi (noun), intelligence.
utambulizi (noun), intelligibility.
utambulizi (noun), perception.
utambulizi (noun), quickness of wit.
utambulizi (noun), recognition.
utambulizi (noun), solution.
utambulizi (noun), understanding.
utambuzi (noun 14), cleverness. (< tambua V).
utambuzi (noun 14), intelligence. (< tambua V).
utambuzi (noun 14), perspicacity. Aziza alikuwa na utambuzi wake
mwenyewe [Abd]. (< tambua V).
utambuzi (noun), answer.
utambuzi (noun), explanation.
utambuzi (noun), intelligibility.
utambuzi (noun), perception.
utambuzi (noun), quickness of wit.
utambuzi (noun), recognition.
utambuzi (noun), solution.
utambuzi (noun), understanding.
utamu (noun 14), pl utamu, beauty. (< tamu adj).
utamu (noun 14), pl utamu, sweetness. (< tamu adj).
utamu (noun), candy.
utamu (noun), charm.
utamu (noun), dessert.
utamu (noun), flavor.
utamu (noun), kindness.
utamu (noun), pleasantness.
utamu (noun), sweets.
utamu (noun), taste.
utamvua (noun), fringe.
utamvua (noun), tassel.
utanashati (noun 14), cleanness. (< Arabic).
utanashati (noun 14), elegance. tabia yake ya utanashati [Muk]. (<
Arabic).
utanashati (noun 14), smartness. (< Arabic).
utanashati (noun), neatness.
utando (noun 11/10), pl tando, cobweb. (< tanda V).
utando (noun), covering.
utando (noun), crust.
utando (noun 11/10), pl tando, film. utando wa macho. (< tanda V).
utando (noun), plain. [rare]
utando (noun), scum.
utando (noun), something spread. utando la buibui.
utando (noun 11/10), pl tando, stretched out thing. (< tanda v).
utando (noun), swarm (of bees or locusts).
utando (noun 11/10), pl tando, veil. (< tanda v).
utandu (noun), covering.
utandu (noun), crust.
utandu (noun), film. utandu wa macho.
utandu (noun), plain. [rare]
utandu (noun), scum.
utandu (noun), something spread. utandu wa buibui.
utandu (noun), swarm (of bees or locusts).
utandu (noun), veil.
utanga (noun 11/10), pl tanga, mat on which women grind grain. (< tanga
V).
utangazaji (noun), announcement. utangazaji wa radio.
utangazaji (noun), proclamation.
utangazaji (noun), public relations.
utangazaji (noun), publicity.
utangule (noun 11), fan-palm leaves cut into strips for weaving.
utangulizi (noun 11/10), pl tangulizi, preface. (< tangulia V).
utangulizi (noun), foreword.
utangulizi (noun), introduction.
utangulizi (noun), preface.
utani (noun 14), familiar friendship. (< tania V).
utani (noun 14), kinship. (< tania v).
utani (noun), membership in a clan.
utani (noun), familiarity permissible between persons of mtani
relationship.
utani (noun), membership in a family.
utani (noun), jesting permissible between persons of mtani relationship.
nimefanya utani tu.
utani (noun), membership in a race.
utaniboi (noun), work of a assistant. (< Engl.).
utaniboi (noun), work of a helper. (< Engl.).
utanzi (noun), eyelet.
utanzi (noun), loop.
utanzi (noun), noose.
utanzu (noun 11/10), pl tanzu, branch (of tree). (< tanda V).
utapishi (noun), emetic.
utapishi (noun), vomiting.
utaratibu (noun 11/10), pl taratibu, pattern. (< ratiba N).
utaratibu (noun 11/10), pl taratibu, procedure. (< ratiba N).
utaratibu (noun 11/10), pl taratibu, way. (< ratiba N).
utari (noun), pl tari, cord.
utari (noun), pl tari, rope.
utari (noun), pl tari, string (of a musical instrument).
utarishi (noun 14), work of messenger. miaka yote hii nafanya kazi ya
utarishi [Ya].
utarishi (noun 14), office work.
utarishi (noun), courier service.
utarishi (noun), position of a postman.
utasa (noun 14), barrenness. (< tasa a).
utasa (noun), sterility.
utasa (noun), uselessness.
utasa (noun), worthlessness.
utashi (noun 14), demand. (< taka V).
utashi (noun 14), strong desire. (< taka v).
utashi (noun), importunity.
utashi (noun), obstrusiveness.
utashi (noun), petition.
utashi (noun), plea.
utashi (noun), urgent request.
utasi (noun 14), inability to speak. (< tata v).
utasi (noun 14), inarticulateness. (< tata v).
utasi (noun), frenum (of the tongue).
utasi (noun), speech defect.
utasi (noun), speech impediment.
utasi (noun), unwillingness to speak.
utata (noun 11/10), pl tata, wicker fence used for enclosing and catching
fish. (< tata v).
utata (noun), frenum (of the tongue).
utata (noun), wicker fish trap.
Utatu (noun 14), Trinity. Utatu Mtakatifu [Kez]. (< tatu adj). [rel]
utatu (noun), trio. [mus]
utatu (noun), state of being triple or threefold.
utawa (noun 14), religious devotion. (< tawa V).
utawa (noun 14), retirement. (< tawa v).
utawa (noun 14), seclusion (esp. of women in Moslem households). miaka
yote ya utawa haikufanya kazi [Moh]. (< tawa v).
utawa (noun), strict morality.
utawa (noun), religious order. [rel]
utawa (noun), strict piety.
utawala (noun 14), rule. (< tawala V).
utawala (noun), administration.
utawala (noun), direction.
utawala (noun), discipline (in a classroom, etc.).
utawala (noun), governing.
utawala (noun), form of government.
utawala (noun), management.
utawala (noun), reign.
utawala (noun), rule.
utawala (noun), ruling.
utawala wa kirasimu (noun 14), pl tawala za kirasimu, bureaucratic rule.
(< tawala V, rasmi adj).
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, bough.
utawi (noun), pl tawi, matawi, bough.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, branch.
utawi (noun), pl tawi, matawi, branch.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, bunch.
utawi (noun), pl tawi, matawi, bunch.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, cluster.
utawi (noun), pl tawi, matawi, cluster.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, division.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, frond.
utawi (noun), pl tawi, matawi, frond.
utawi (noun), pl tawi/matawi, section.
utaya (noun), pl mataya/taya, jaw.
utaya (noun), pl taya, jaw.
utaya (noun), pl mataya/taya, jawbone.
utaya (noun 11/10), pl taya, jawbone.
utayari (noun), preparedness.
utayari (noun), readiness.
utayari (noun), willingness.
ute (noun 11/10), pl nyute, egg white.
ute (noun), pl mate, mucilage.
ute (noun 11/10), pl nyute, mucus.
ute (noun 11/6), pl mate, saliva.
ute (noun), pl mate, sticky fluid.
ute (noun), pl mate, thick fluid.
ute (noun), pl mate, viscous fluid.
uteatea (noun), brightening (of the weather).
uteatea (noun), clearing up (of the weather).
utegemeano (noun), interdependence.
utekaji (noun 14), pillage. (< teka V).
utekaji (noun 14), plunder. (< teka V).
utekaji (noun 14), plundering. ulikuwa utekaji na umalizaji wa spidi ya
umeme [Muk]. (< teka V).
utekelezaji (noun 14), completion. (< tekeleza V).
uteketevu (noun), destruction (by fire).
uteketezo (noun), burning. [rare]
uteketezo (noun), damage by fire. [rare]
uteketezo (noun), destruction. [rare]
utelezi (noun), pl utelezi, matelezi, sliding.
utelezi (noun 14), slipperiness. ilikuwa na utelezi kama kuku
aliyetapikwa na chatu [Kez]. (< telea V).
utelezi (noun), pl utelezi, matelezi, slipping.
utembe (noun 11), remains of chewed betel mixture.
utembe (noun), expectorated remains of the chewed betel mixture.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, advertisement.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, advertising.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, loitering.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, merchandising.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, offering for sale (act of).
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, prostitution.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, tourism.
utembezi (noun), pl matembezi, walking around.
utembo (noun 11), palm-leaf fiber.
utendaji (noun 14), action. (< tenda V).
utendaji (noun 14), activity. ulikuwa utendaji wa haraka [Muk]. (<
tenda V).
utendaji (noun 14), performance. (< tenda V).
utendaji (noun), accomplishment.
utendaji (noun), diligence.
utendaji (noun), energy.
utendaji (noun), industry.
utendaji (noun), productivity.
utendaji (noun), work.
utende (noun 14), witchcraft. (< tenda v).
utende (noun), magical powers. [rare]
utende (noun), sorcery. [rare]
utendi (noun), accomplishment.
utendi (noun), activity.
utendi (noun), diligence.
utendi (noun), energy.
utendi (noun), epic.
utendi (noun), industry.
utendi (noun), performance.
utendi (noun), religious poem. [rel]
utendi (noun), productivity.
utendi (noun), work.
utengamano (noun), peace (restored).
utengamano (noun), prosperity.
utengamano (noun), recovery (after disorders or war).
utengamano (noun), settling down.
utengano (noun 14), isolation. kumwokoa mwanawe na kujiokoa nafsi yake
katika machungu ya utengano naye [Moh]. (< tenga V).
utengano (noun 14), separation. (< tenga V).
utengemano (noun 14), recovery. (< tengemaa v).
utengemano (noun 14), settling down after upheaval. (< tengemaa v).
utengemano (noun), pl matengemano, normalcy.
utengemano (noun), pl matengemano, peace.
utengemano (noun), pl matengemano, prosperity (restored).
utengemano (noun), pl matengemano, stabilization.
utengemano (noun), pl matengemano, tranquility.
utengenezaji (noun 14), pl utengenezaji, building. (< tengeneza V).
utengenezaji (noun 14), pl utengenezaji, repairing. (< tengeneza V).
utengenezaji (noun), correcting.
utengenezaji (noun), editing (of books).
utengenezaji (noun), mending.
utengenezaji (noun), preparing.
utengenezaji (noun), repairing.
utengevu (noun), accomplishment.
utengevu (noun), execution.
utengevu (noun), performance.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, hiding place.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, refuge.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, removal.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, separation.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, shelter.
utengo (noun), pl matengo, withdrawal.
utenzi (noun 11/10), pl tenzi, epic poem. (< tenda v).
utenzi (noun), accomplishment.
utenzi (noun), activity.
utenzi (noun), diligence.
utenzi (noun), energy.
utenzi (noun), industry.
utenzi (noun), performance.
utenzi (noun), productivity.
utenzi (noun), work.
uteo (noun), pl teo, plaited basket or tray used for sifting grain.
utepe (noun), pl matepe, braid.
utepe (noun), pl matepe, braid.
utepe (noun), pl matepe, chevrons.
utepe (noun), pl matepe, chevrons (on uniforms).
utepe (noun), pl matepe, ribbon.
utepe (noun 11/10), pl tepe, ribbon tape.
utepe (noun 11/10), pl tepe, narrow strip of cloth.
utepe (noun), pl matepe, tape.
utepetevu (noun 14), listlessness.
utepetevu (noun), apathy.
utepetevu (noun), carelessness.
utepetevu (noun), indifference.
utepetevu (noun), indolence.
utepetevu (noun), lassitude.
utepetevu (noun), limpness.
utepetevu (noun), negligence.
utesaji (noun), agitation.
utesaji (noun), annoyance.
utesaji (noun), discord.
utesaji (noun), distress.
utesaji (noun), irritation.
utesaji (noun), misfortune.
utesaji (noun), persecution.
utesaji (noun), quarrelling.
utesaji (noun), strife.
utesaji (noun), trouble.
utesi (noun), agitation.
utesi (noun), annoyance.
utesi (noun), discord.
utesi (noun), distress.
utesi (noun), irritation.
utesi (noun), misfortune.
utesi (noun), persecution.
utesi (noun), quarrelling.
utesi (noun), strife.
utesi (noun), trouble.
utetaji (noun), backbiting.
utetaji (noun), debate.
utetaji (noun), dispute.
utetaji (noun), quarrel.
utetaji (noun), slander.
utete (noun 11/10), pl tete, stem.
utete (noun), pl tete, matete, reed (used as a pipestem or musical
instrument).
utete (noun), pl tete, matete, stalk of grass.
utetezi (noun), advocacy.
utetezi (noun 11/6), pl matetezi, argument (for or against). (< teta V).
utetezi (noun), defense.
utetezi (noun), intercession.
utetezi (noun), objection.
utetezi (noun), obstructiveness.
utetezi (noun), opposition.
utetezi (noun), representative body.
uteto (noun), backbiting.
uteto (noun), debate.
uteto (noun), dispute.
uteto (noun), quarrel.
uteto (noun), slander.
uteuzi (noun 14), appointment. (< teua V).
uteuzi (noun 14), choice. (< teua V).
uteuzi (noun 14), fad. (< teua V).
uteuzi (noun 14), fastidiousness. (< teua V).
uteuzi (noun 14), nomination. (< teua V).
uteuzi (noun), choosiness.
uteuzi (noun), selection.
uteuzi (noun), selectiveness.
uteuzi (noun), good taste.
uteuzi wa waomba (noun 14), nomination of candidates. (< teua V, omba
V).
uthabiti (noun 14), pl uthabiti, security. (< thabiti adv).
uthabiti (noun), authenticity.
uthabiti (noun), courage.
uthabiti (noun), firmness.
uthabiti (noun), reliability.
uthabiti (noun), rigidity.
uthabiti (noun), solidity.
uthabiti (noun), stability.
uthabiti (noun), steadfastness.
uthabiti (noun), strength.
uthabiti (noun), veracity.
uthabiti wa siasa (noun 14), political stability. (< thabiti adv, siasa
N).
uthibitishaji (noun 14), confirmation. (< thabiti adv).
uthubutifu (noun), certainity.
uthubutifu (noun), conviction.
uthubutifu (noun), self-confidence.
uthubutu (noun), authenticity.
uthubutu (noun), courage.
uthubutu (noun), firmness.
uthubutu (noun), reliability.
uthubutu (noun), rigidity.
uthubutu (noun), solidity.
uthubutu (noun), stability.
uthubutu (noun), steadfastness.
uthubutu (noun), strength.
uthubutu (noun), veracity.
uti (noun), pl nyuti, chip.
uti (noun), pl nyuti, shaft (of a spear).
uti (noun), pl nyuti, shaving.
uti (noun), pl nyuti, splinter.
uti (noun 11/10), pl nyuti, stem. (< mti n).
uti (noun), pl nyuti, trunk (of a tree).
uti wa mgongo (noun 11/10), pl nyuti za maungo, backbone. (< thabiti
adv, unga V).
uti wa mgongo (noun 11/10), pl nyuti za maungo, spine. (< thabiti adv,
unga V).
utibabi (noun), profession of medicine.
utibabi (noun), medical practice.
utibabi (noun), medical science.
utibabi (noun), medical treatment.
utibabu (noun 5/6), pl matibabu, medical care. (< tiba V).
utii (noun 14), obedience. (< tii V).
utii (noun), discipline.
utii (noun), reliability.
utii (noun), servility.
utii (noun), subservience.
utii (noun), tractability.
utiifu (noun 14), obedience. akamhakikishie mapenzi yake na utiifu wake
[Sul]. (< tii V (Arabic)).
utiifu (noun), discipline.
utiifu (noun), reliability.
utiifu (noun), servility.
utiifu (noun), subservience.
utiifu (noun), tractability.
utiko (noun 11/6), pl matiko, ridge (of a thatched roof).
utilaji (noun), adding.
utilaji (noun), applying.
utilaji (noun), introducing.
utilaji (noun), supplying.
utimbi (noun), intrigue.
utimbi (noun), bad luck.
utimbi (noun), machinations.
utimbi (noun), plotting.
utimilifu (noun), accomplishment.
utimilifu (noun), completion.
utimilifu (noun), conclusion.
utimilifu (noun), consummation.
utimilifu (noun), execution.
utimilifu (noun), fulfilment.
utimizo (noun 14), completion. (< timia V).
utimvi (noun), intrigue.
utimvi (noun), bad luck.
utimvi (noun), machinations.
utimvi (noun), plotting.
utingo (noun), pl matingo, apprentice driver.
utingo (noun 11/6), pl matingo, assistant of the driver.
utingo (noun 5/6), pl matingo, conductor (on a motorbus). wale utingo
hawana adabu, bora achukuwe taxi [Ya].
utingo (noun 11/10an), pl matingo, driver's mate (on a taxi or truck).
utiriri (noun 14), elusiveness. (< tiririka v?).
utiriri (noun), evasion (of an answer or difficulty).
utisho (noun), fright.
utisho (noun), frightening (act of).
utisho (noun), panic.
utisho (noun), scare.
utitiri (noun 14), chicken-fleas.
utitiri (noun), cattle tick.
utitiri (noun), chicken louse.
uto (noun), vegetable oil.
utoaji (noun 14), distribution. (< toa V).
utoaji (noun 14), pl utoaji, offering. (< toa V).
utoaji (noun 14), presentation. (< toa V).
utoaji (noun 14), subtraction. (< toa V).
utoaji (noun), issuing (act of).
utoaji (noun), output.
utoaji (noun), publication.
utoaji (noun), publishing.
utoaji wa sauti (noun 14), projection of voices.
utohara (noun), circumcision.
utohara (noun), cleanliness.
utohara (noun), menstruation. [rare]
utohara (noun), purity (ceremonial).
utokezo (noun), pl matokezo, appearance.
utokezo (noun), pl matokezo, explanation.
utokezo (noun), pl matokezo, issuing (act of).
utokezo (noun), pl matokezo, publication.
utokezo (noun), pl matokezo, utterance.
utoko (noun 11/6), pl matoko, vaginal discharge. (< toka v).
utokomeaji (noun), diappearance.
utolewaji (noun), delivery.
utolewaji (noun), distribution(of a publication etc.).
utolewaji (noun), issue.
utomvu (noun), glue.
utomvu (noun), juice of a plant.
utomvu (noun), mucilage.
utomvu (noun), sap of a plant.
utondoti (noun), pl tondoti, repeated action.
utondoti (noun 11/10), pl tondoti, antique necklace of many strands of
copper wire from which a Maria Theresa dollar is suspended.
utondoti (noun 11/10), pl tondoti, repetition.
utongo (noun), pl matongo, discharge from the eye.
utongozaji (noun), immorality.
utongozaji (noun), lasciviousness.
utongozaji (noun), seduction (of a woman).
utongozi (noun), immorality.
utongozi (noun), lasciviousness.
utongozi (noun), seduction (of a woman).
utope (noun 11/6), pl matope, mud.
utope (noun), crowd.
utope (noun), dirt.
utope (noun), great number of people.
utoro (noun), apostasy.
utoro (noun), betrayal.
utoro (noun), desertion.
utoro (noun), disloyalty.
utoro (noun), flight.
utoro (noun), treachery.
utoro (noun), truancy.
utoshelevu (noun 14), adequacy. (< tosha adv).
utoshelevu (noun 14), utility. (< tosha adv).
utoshelezi (noun 14), pl utoshelezi, adequacy. (< tosha V).
utoshelezi (noun 14), satisfaction. (< tosha adv).
utoshelezi (noun 14), sufficiency. (< tosha adv).
utosi (noun 11), crown of the head. aliweza kumtazama tangu miguuni hadi
utosini [Mt].
utosi (noun), pl tosi, fontanel (of an infant).
utoto (noun 14), childhood. (< -toto N).
utoto (noun 14), childishness. (< -toto N).
utoto (noun), dependence.
utoto (noun), infancy.
utoto (noun), vigor.
utoto (noun), youth.
utoto (noun), youthfulness.
utotole (noun 11), reward (for finding something lost).
utovu (noun 14), lack. (< toa V).
utovu (noun), absence.
utovu (noun), want.
utowaji (noun), distribution.
utowaji (noun), issuing (act of).
utowaji (noun), output.
utowaji (noun), publication.
utowaji (noun), publishing.
utu (noun 14), human nature. twalilia utu wetu [Ng]. (< -tu N).
utu (noun 14), humanity. (< -tu N).
utu (noun 14), pl utu, personality. (< -tu N).
utu (noun 14), pl utu, sensibility. (< -tu N).
utu (noun), goodness.
utu (noun), good human qualities.
utu (noun), kindness.
utukufu (noun 14), pl utukufu, esteem. (< tukuka V).
utukufu (noun 14), glory. (< tukuka V).
utukufu (noun 14), pl utukufu, honor. (< tukuka V).
utukufu (noun 14), majesty. mwenye nguvu na utukufu mwingi [Kez]. (<
tukuka V).
utukufu (noun), eminence.
utukufu (noun), fame.
utukufu (noun), grandeur.
utukufu (noun), greatness.
utukufu (noun), prominence.
utukutu (noun 14), mischievousness. utukutu wa kitoto uso hatia [Moh].
(< tukuka V).
utukutu (noun 14), playfulness. (< tukuka V).
utukutu (noun), excitability.
utukutu (noun), exuberance.
utukutu (noun), fluster.
utukutu (noun), haste.
utukutu (noun), liveliness.
utukutu (noun), naughtiness.
utukutu (noun), nervousness.
utukutu (noun), restlessness.
utule (noun), distress.
utule (noun), need.
utule (noun), poverty.
utule (noun), wretchedness.
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, calmness. (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, comfort. (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, gentleness. (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, peacefulness. (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun 14), rest. aligutuka kama aliyezinduliwa katika utulivu
wake [Sul]. (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun), attention.
utulivu (noun), carefulness.
utulivu (noun), composure.
utulivu (noun), forbearance.
utulivu (noun), peacefulness.
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, quiet(ness). (< tulia V).
utulivu (noun 14), pl utulivu, quiet(ness). (< tulia V).
utuma (noun), delegation.
utuma (noun), deputation.
utuma (noun), dispatch.
utuma (noun), sending off (act of).
utumbo (noun 11/6), pl tumbo, entrails. (< tumbo n).
utumbo (noun 11/6), pl tumbo/matumbo, intestines. (< tumbo n).
utumbuizo (noun 14), lullaby. (< tumbuiza V).
utumbuizo (noun 14), singing a lullaby. baada ya kulegezwa na wororo wa
tumbuizo [Sul]. (< tumbuiza V).
utume (noun 14), delegation. (< tuma V).
utume (noun 14), dispatch. (< tuma V).
utume (noun 14), errand. (< tuma V).
utume (noun 14), sending (act of). (< tuma V).
utumi (noun), employment.
utumi (noun), use.
utumi (noun), utilization.
utumishi (noun 14), manpower. (< tuma V).
utumishi (noun 14), service. (< tuma V).
utumishi (noun), employment.
utumishi (noun), position of a servant.
utumishi (noun), religious service. [rel]
utumizi (noun 11/6), pl matumizi, employment. (< tuma V).
utumizi (noun 11/6), pl matumizi, service. (< tuma V).
utumizi (noun 11/6), pl matumizi, usefulness. (< tuma V).
utumizi (noun), use.
utumizi (noun), utilization.
utumo (noun), employment.
utumo (noun), use.
utumo (noun), utilization.
utumwa (noun 14), duty. utumwa wa kukusomeeni barua hii [Sul].
utumwa (noun 14), errand.
utumwa (noun 14), forced service.
utumwa (noun 14), slavery. (< tuma V).
utumwa (noun 14), task.
utumwa (noun), direction.
utumwa (noun), exploitation.
utumwa (noun), instruction.
utumwa (noun), servitude.
utunda (noun 11/10), pl tunda, string of beads worn by women around
loins.
utundu (noun 14), mischief.
utundu (noun), capriciousness.
utundu (noun), mischievousness.
utundu (noun), precocity (of a child).
utundu (noun), troublesomeness.
utundu (noun), wilfulness.
utunduzi (noun), alertness.
utunduzi (noun), spying.
utunduzi (noun), watchfulness.
utunduzi (noun), watching.
utungaji (noun 11), pl utungaji, composition. (< tunga V).
utungaji (noun), arranging.
utungaji (noun), compiling.
utungaji (noun), composing.
utungaji (noun), putting in order (act of).
utungo (noun), arranging.
utungo (noun), compiling.
utungo (noun), literary composition.
utungo (noun), draft.
utungo (noun), essay.
utungo (noun), fabrication.
utungo (noun), idea.
utungo (noun), invention.
utungo (noun), lie.
utungo (noun), line.
utungo (noun), plan.
utungo (noun), poem.
utungo (noun), proposal.
utungo (noun), putting in order (act of).
utungo (noun), series.
utungo (noun), succession.
utungu (noun 14), birth pangs. (< tungu adj). [Kimvita]
utungu (noun 14), pain of childbirth. (< tungu adj). [Kimvita]
utungu (noun 14), labor pains. (< chungu a).
utungu (noun), anguish.
utungu (noun), annoyance.
utungu (noun), bitter taste.
utungu (noun), bitterness.
utungu (noun), dejection.
utungu (noun), homesickness.
utungu (noun), pain.
utungu (noun), resentment.
utungu (noun), vexation.
utunu (noun), preciousness.
utunu (noun), rarity.
utunu (noun), value.
utunzaji (noun), attention.
utunzaji (noun), care.
utunzaji (noun 14), caring for (act of).
utunzaji (noun), protection.
utunzaji (noun), tending.
utunzi (noun), attention.
utunzi (noun), care.
utunzi (noun), caring for (act of).
utunzi (noun), protection.
utunzi (noun), tending.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, attention.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, award.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, care.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, distinction.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, honor.
utunzo (noun), pl tunzo, matunzo, protection.
utunzo (noun), attention.
utunzo (noun), award.
utunzo (noun), care.
utunzo (noun), distinction.
utunzo (noun), honor.
utunzo (noun), protection.
utupa (noun), poisonous juice of mutpa plants.
utupu (noun), bareness.
utupu (noun), emptiness.
utupu (noun), meaninglessness.
utupu (noun), nakedness.
utupu (noun), nudity.
utupu (noun), purity.
utupu (noun), simplicity.
utupu (noun), worthlessness.
uturi (noun 11), perfume.
uturi (noun), attar.
uturi (noun), scent.
Uturuki (noun), Turkey.
utusitusi (noun 11), cloudiness.
utusitusi (noun 11), darkness.
utusitusi (noun 11), mistiness.
utuvu (noun 14), gentleness. (< tua v).
utuvu (noun), civility.
utuvu (noun), good manners.
utuvu (noun), politeness.
utwala (noun), administration.
utwala (noun), direction.
utwala (noun), discipline (in a classroom,etc.).
utwala (noun), governing.
utwala (noun), form of government.
utwala (noun), management.
utwala (noun), power.
utwala (noun), reign.
utwala (noun), rule.
utwala (noun), ruling.
uuaji (noun), massacre.
uuaji (noun 11), murder. (< ua V).
uuaji (noun 11), murderousness. (< ua V).
uuaji (noun), slaughter.
uuguzaji (noun), caring for the sick.
uuguzaji (noun), occupation of nursing.
uuguzi (noun 14), nursing the sick. (< uguza v).
uuguzi (noun), caring for the sick.
uuguzi (noun), occupation of nursing.
uume (noun 14), penis (less vulgar than 'mboo'). (< ume n).
uume (noun), masculinity.
uumikaji (noun), blood-letting (act of).
uumikaji (noun), cupping (act of).
uumikaji (noun), fee charged for blood-letting.
uumikaji (noun), fee charged for cupping.
uumizi (noun), blood-letting (act of).
uumizi (noun), cupping (act of).
uumizi (noun), fee charged for blood-letting.
uumizi (noun), fee charged for cupping.
uundaji (noun), construction.
uundaji (noun), organization.
uundaji (noun), structure.
uundaji wa bei (noun 14), price mechanism. (< unda V, bei N).
uundaji wa tabaka (noun 14), pl uundaji wa matabaka, class formation. (<
unda V, tabaka N).
uungamaji (noun), acknowledgement.
uungamaji (noun), admission.
uungamaji (noun), confession.
uunganishaji (noun), joining (act of).
uunganishaji (noun), uniting (act of).
uungu (noun), deity.
uungu (noun), divinity (in gen.).
uungwana (noun 14), civilization.
uungwana (noun 14), culture.
uungwana (noun), good breeding.
uungwana (noun), education.
uungwana (noun), status of a free man (as opp. to a slave).
uungwana (noun), friendliness.
uungwana (noun), goodwill.
uungwana (noun), kindness.
uungwana (noun), good manners.
uunzi (noun), pl maunzi, building.
uunzi (noun), pl maunzi, carpentry.
uunzi (noun), pl maunzi, construction.
uuzaji (noun 14), trading. (< zaa V).
uuzaji (noun), salesmanship.
uuzaji (noun), selling (business of).
uvamizi (noun 14), pl uvamizi, invasion. (< vamia V).
uvi (noun), pl mauvi, wasp (kind of).
uvimbe (noun 11), distention. (< vimba v).
uvimbe (noun 14), swelling. (< vimba V).
uvimbe (noun 11), swollen condition. (< vimba v).
uvimbe (noun), circumfrence.
uvimbe (noun), distention.
uvimbe (noun), enlargement.
uvimbe (noun), exaggeration.
uvimbe (noun), expansion.
uvimbe (noun), girth.
uvimbe (noun), inflation.
uvimbe (noun), protuberance.
uvimbe (noun), tumescence.
uvimbizi (noun), thatching (of a house).
uvinjari (noun), vigilance.
uviringo (noun), curvature.
uviringo (noun), rotundity.
uviringo (noun), roundness.
uvivu (noun 14), idleness.
uvivu (noun 14), laziness.
uvivu (noun), carelessness.
uvivu (noun), contempt.
uvivu (noun), indifference.
uvivu (noun), negligence.
uvivu (noun), scorn.
uvoo (noun 14), armlet (of ivory or beads).
uvoo (noun 14), bracelet (of ivory or beads).
uvoteshaji (noun), election campaign. (< Engl.).
uvuguvugu (noun), closeness.
uvuguvugu (noun), confusion.
uvuguvugu (noun), consternation.
uvuguvugu (noun), discomposure.
uvuguvugu (noun), lukewarmness. maji haya si moto yana uvuguvugu tu.
uvuguvugu (noun), stuffiness (of a room etc.).
uvuguvugu (noun), tepidity.
uvuke (noun), dampness.
uvuke (noun), evaporation.
uvuke (noun), gas.
uvuke (noun), humid heat.
uvuke (noun), intense heat.
uvuke (noun), humidity.
uvuke (noun), moisture.
uvuke (noun), steam.
uvuke (noun), steam-power.
uvuke (noun), vaporization.
uvuko (noun), landing stage.
uvuko (noun), crossing.
uvuko (noun), crossing place.
uvuko (noun), ferry.
uvuko (noun), ford.
uvukuto (noun), effluvia.
uvukuto (noun), exhalation.
uvukuto (noun), smell of perspiration.
uvukuto (noun), vapor.
uvulana (noun), bachelorhood. fuata mambo ya uvulana.
uvulana (noun), youth.
uvulana (noun), youthfulness.
uvuli (noun 11), shade.
uvuli (noun 11), shadiness.
uvuli (noun), shadowiness.
uvumba (noun), gum (fragrant kind).
uvumba (noun 14), odoriferous gum used for perfume and incense.
uvumba (noun 14), incense.
uvumbi (noun 11), dust. (< vumbi n).
uvumbi (noun), dustiness.
uvumbi (noun), particle of dust.
uvumbi (noun), mortal remains.
uvumbuaji (noun), discovery.
uvumbuaji (noun), exploration.
uvumbuzi (noun 14), discovery. (< vumbua V).
uvumbuzi (noun), exploration.
uvumbuzi (noun 14), invention. (< vumbua V).
uvumi (noun), approval.
uvumi (noun), buzzing noise.
uvumi (noun), humming noise.
uvumi (noun), indistinct sound.
uvumi (noun), murmering noise.
uvumi (noun), rumbling noise.
uvumi (noun 14), rumor. (< vuma V).
uvumi (noun), sensation.
uvumi (noun), low sound.
uvumi (noun), stir.
uvumilivu (noun 14), forbearance. (< vumilia V).
uvumilivu (noun), fortitude.
uvumilivu (noun), gentleness.
uvumilivu (noun), humility.
uvumilivu (noun), meekness.
uvumilivu (noun), patience.
uvumilivu (noun), perseverance.
uvumilivu (noun), persistence.
uvumilivu (noun), tolerance.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, buzzing noise.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, humming noise.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, indistinct sound.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, murmering noise.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, rumbling noise.
uvumo (noun), pl mavumo, low sound.
uvundo (noun), bad smell.
uvundo (noun), stink (of bad meat etc.).
uvungu (noun), cavity.
uvungu (noun), hollowness.
uvungu (noun), vacuum.
uvunjaji (noun), abolition.
uvunjaji (noun), annulment.
uvunjaji (noun), breaking (act of).
uvunjaji (noun), breaking (manner of).
uvunjaji (noun), destroying (act of).
uvunjaji (noun), destroying (manner of).
uvunjaji (noun), destructiveness.
uvunjaji (noun), ruin.
uvunjaji (noun), ruination.
uvunjaji (noun), vandalism.
uvunjaji (noun), wreckage.
uvunjaji (noun), wrecking (act of).
uvunjaji (noun), wrecking (manner of).
uvunjifu (noun), abolition.
uvunjifu (noun), annulment.
uvunjifu (noun), breaking (act of).
uvunjifu (noun), breaking (manner of).
uvunjifu (noun), destroying (act of).
uvunjifu (noun), destroying (manner of).
uvunjifu (noun), destructiveness.
uvunjifu (noun), ruin.
uvunjifu (noun), ruination.
uvunjifu (noun), vandalism.
uvunjifu (noun), wreckage.
uvunjifu (noun), wrecking (act of).
uvunjifu (noun), wrecking (manner of).
uvunjo (noun), abolition.
uvunjo (noun), annulment.
uvunjo (noun), breaking (act of).
uvunjo (noun), breaking (manner of).
uvunjo (noun), destroying (act of).
uvunjo (noun), destroying (manner of).
uvunjo (noun), destructiveness.
uvunjo (noun), ruin.
uvunjo (noun), ruination.
uvunjo (noun), vandalism.
uvunjo (noun), wreckage.
uvunjo (noun), wrecking (act of).
uvunjo (noun), wrecking (manner of).
uvuno (noun), pl mavuno, gathering.
uvuno (noun), pl mavuno, harvesting.
uvuno (noun), pl mavuno, picking.
uvuno (noun), pl mavuno, make a profit.
uvuno (noun), pl mavuno, reaping.
uvunzovunzo (noun 14), fragility (of something which is likely to tear or
break unless carefully handled).
uvunzovunzo (noun), state of showing much use (a tool etc.).
uvunzovunzo (noun 14), worn condition (of clothing).
uvurungu (noun), cavity.
uvurungu (noun), hollowness.
uvurungu (noun), vacuum.
uvushi (noun), crossing.
uvushi (noun), crossing place.
uvushi (noun), ferry.
uvushi (noun), ferrying (methods of).
uvushi (noun), means of a ferryman.
uvushi (noun), work of a ferryman.
uvushi (noun), ford.
uvushi (noun), landing stage.
uvusho (noun), crossing.
uvusho (noun), crossing place.
uvusho (noun), ferry.
uvusho (noun), ferrying (methods of).
uvusho (noun), means of a ferryman.
uvusho (noun), work of a ferryman.
uvusho (noun), ford.
uvusho (noun), landing stage.
uvusho (noun), pay of a ferryman.
uvutaji (noun), smoking.
uvutano (noun 14), mutual attraction. nguvu ya uvutano. (< vuta V).
uvutano (noun 14), gravity. (< vuta V).
uvutano (noun), mutual influence.
uvuto (noun), attraction.
uvuto (noun), influence.
uvuvi (noun), work of a fisherman.
uvuvi (noun 14), fishing. (< -vua V).
uvuvi (noun), fishing (method of).
uvuvio (noun), arrogance.
uvuvio (noun), blowing (act of).
uvuvio (noun), blowing.
uvuvio (noun), conceit.
uvuvio (noun), vanity.
uvuzi (noun), pl mavuzi, armpit hair.
uvuzi (noun), pl mavuzi, pubic hair.
uvyazi (noun), birthday.
uvyazi (noun), childbirth.
uvyazi (noun), confinement.
uvyazi (noun), delivery.
uvyazi (noun), descent.
uvyazi (noun), fertility. kosa [kuwa na] uvyazi.
uvyazi (noun), degree of kinship.
uvyazi (noun), parentage.
uvyazi (noun), procreation.
uvyazi (noun), propagation. tumbo/mji la/wa uvyazi.
uvyazi (noun), relationship.
uvyazi (noun), reproduction.
uwaasi (noun), disobedience.
uwaasi (noun), hesitation.
uwaasi (noun), insurrection.
uwaasi (noun), misgivings (when requested to do something).
uwaasi (noun), mutiny. fanya uwaasi.
uwaasi (noun), rebellion.
uwahi (noun), alacrity.
uwahi (noun), promptness.
uwakala (noun), administration.
uwakala (noun), agency. simama katika uwakala.
uwakala (noun), government business.
uwakala (noun), representation.
uwakala (noun), stewardship.
uwakfu (noun), consecration.
uwakfu (noun), dedication.
uwakili (noun), administration.
uwakili (noun 14), advocacy. kwenda kusomea uwakili Ulaya [Moh]. (<
wakala Arabic).
uwakili (noun 14), agency. (< wakala N).
uwakili (noun), government business.
uwakili (noun), representation. simama katika uwakili.
uwakili (noun), stewardship.
uwalimu (noun), education (as a science).
uwalimu (noun), pedagogy.
uwalimu (noun), education.
uwalimu (noun), instruction.
uwalimu (noun), teaching.
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, cording (of a handcrafted bedstead).
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, covering.
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, peg.
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, something stretched tightly.
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, tautness.
uwambo (noun), pl mambo, tension.
uwananchi (noun), citizenship.
uwananchi (noun), patriotism.
uwanda (noun), open area.
uwanda (noun), open country.
uwanda (noun), plain. uwanja wa juu.
uwanda (noun 11/10), pl nyanda, plaza. (< wanda V).
uwanda (noun 11/10), pl nyanda, open space. (< wanda V).
uwanda (noun 11/10), pl nyanda, public square. (< wanda V).
uwanda (noun), town square.
uwanga (noun), arrowroot.
uwanga (noun), starch.
uwanja (noun 11/10), pl nyanja, area.
uwanja (noun), pl wanja, enclosed area.
uwanja (noun), pl wanja, courtyard.
uwanja (noun 11/10), pl nyanja, field.
uwanja (noun 11/10), pl nyanja, ground (for sports). chereko chereko
zimehanikiza pale uwanjani [Muk].
uwanja (noun 11/10), pl nyanja, playground.
uwanja (noun), pl wanja, playing-field.
uwanja (noun), pl wanja, sport-field.
uwanja (noun 11/10), pl nyanja, stadium.
uwanja wa ndege (noun 11/10), pl nyanja za ndege, airport.
uwashi (noun 14), pl uwashi, masonry.
uwasho (noun), illumination.
uwasho (noun), inflammation.
uwasho (noun), irritation.
uwasho (noun 14), lighting. (< waa v).
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, disobedience.
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, hesitation (when requested to do something).
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, insurrection.
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, misgivings (when requested to do something).
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, mutiny.
uwasi (noun), pl mawasi, rebellion. fanya uwasi.
uwasi (noun 11/6), pl maasi, disobedience.
uwasi (noun), pl maasi, hesitation.
uwasi (noun), pl maasi, insurrection.
uwasi (noun), pl maasi, misgivings.
uwasi (noun), pl maasi, mutiny.
uwasi (noun), pl maasi, rebellion.
uwati (noun 11/10), pl mbati, boil.
uwati (noun 11/10), pl mbati, pole.
uwati (noun), pl mbati, side-pole (supporting the rafters of a house).
uwati (noun), pl mbati, side-post (supporting the rafters of a house).
uwati (noun 11/10), skin-eruption. [med]
uwatu (noun 11), fenugreek herb (Trigonella foenum-graecum).
uwayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, bottom of foot.
uwayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, footprint.
uwazi (noun 14), openness. (< wazi adv).
uwazi (noun 14), open space. (< wazi adv).
uwazi (noun), clarity.
uwazi (noun), cogency.
uwazi (noun), intelligibility.
uwazi (noun), plainness.
uwazi wa moyo (noun), kindheartedenss. anapendwa kwa uwazi wa moyo wake
[Muk].
uwaziri (noun), function of a minister. [government]
uwaziri (noun), status of a minister.
uwaziri (noun), function of a ministry. [government]
uwaziri (noun), status of a ministry.
uwazo (noun), fancy.
uwazo (noun), imagination.
uwazo (noun), meditation.
uwazo (noun), reflection.
uwekaji (noun), pl mawekaji, putting aside.
uwekaji (noun), pl mawekaji, deposit.
uwekaji (noun), pl mawekaji, putting aside (act of).
uwekaji (noun), pl mawekaji, saving.
uwekevu (noun), acumen.
uwekevu (noun), power of comprehension.
uwekevu (noun), economy.
uwekevu (noun), frugality.
uwekevu (noun), intellect.
uwekevu (noun), penetration.
uwekevu (noun), perceptiveness.
uwekevu (noun), thrift.
uwekevu (noun), thriftness.
uwele (noun 11/10), pl ndwele, illness. usingalimpiga mkeo namna hii
ukamzidisha ndwele [Moh].
uwele (noun 11/6), pl mawele, nyele, bulrush millet (grain of).
uwele (noun), sickness.
uweleko (noun), cloth sling used for carrying children on the back.
uweza (noun 14), power. (< weza V).
uweza (noun), ability. kila mtu kwa uweza wake.
uweza (noun), capability.
uweza (noun), capacity.
uweza (noun), competence.
uweza (noun), energy.
uweza (noun), intensity.
uweza (noun), opportunity.
uweza (noun), possibility.
uweza (noun), talent.
uwezekano (noun 14), possibility. kwa nini pale mwanzo hakuuona
uwezekano wa hilo [Muk]. (< weza V).
uwezo (noun 14), capability. (< weza V).
uwezo (noun 14), capacity. (< weza V).
uwezo (noun 14), chance. Rehema alitumia uwezo wake wa mwisho [Sul]. (<
weza V).
uwezo (noun 14), possibility. (< weza V).
uwezo (noun 14), power. kiburi ni mali ya mwenye uwezo wa kujitegemea
[Sul]. (< weza V).
uwezo (noun), ability. kila mtu kwa uwezo wake.
uwezo (noun), competence.
uwezo (noun), energy.
uwezo (noun), intensity.
uwezo (noun), opportunity.
uwezo (noun), possibility.
uwezo (noun), talent.
uwiano (noun 14), equality. (< wa Prep).
uwiano (noun 14), proportion. (< wa Prep).
uwiano (noun 14), ratio. (< wa Prep).
uwili (noun), doubleness.
uwili (noun), duality.
uwima (noun), perpendicularity.
uwima (noun), uprightness.
uwima (noun), verticality.
uwimbi (noun), pl wimbi, millet grain (variety of).
uwinda (noun), equipment of hunting.
uwinda (noun), hunting.
uwinda (noun), occupation of hunting.
uwinda (noun), type of loincloth worn by Indian traders but not by
Africans..
uwinda (noun), perineum. [anat]
uwindaji (noun), equipment of hunting.
uwindaji (noun), hunting.
uwindaji (noun), occupation of hunting.
uwindaji (noun), pay of hunting.
uwindo (noun), pl mawindo, bag.
uwindo (noun), pl mawindo, booty.
uwindo (noun), pl mawindo, prey.
uwindo (noun), pl mawindo, quarry.
uwindo (noun), pl mawindo, what is obtained by hunting.
uwingi (noun 14), abundance. (< -ingi adj).
uwingu (noun), pl mbingu, cloudiness.
uwingu (noun), pl mbingu, clouding.
uwingu (noun), pl mbingu, firmament.
uwingu (noun), pl mbingu, heavens.
uwingu (noun), pl mbingu, sky.
uwinja (noun), pl winja, whistle. piga uwinja.
uwinzi (noun), equipment of hunting.
uwinzi (noun), hunting.
uwinzi (noun), occupation of hunting.
uwinzi (noun), pay of hunting.
uwivi (noun), burglary.
uwivi (noun), robbery.
uwivi (noun), theft.
uwivu (adjective), jealous.
uwivu (adjective), malicious.
uwivu (adjective), spiteful.
uwivu (adjective), envious.
uwivu (noun), envy.
uwivu (noun), ill will.
uwivu (noun), jealousy.
uwizi (noun), burglary.
uwizi (noun), robbery.
uwizi (noun), theft.
-a uwongo (adjective), false. masihara yake ya uwongo na kweli [Abd].
kiapo cha uwongo (noun), perjury.
uwongo (noun 11/6), pl maongo, lie.
uwongo (noun 5/6), pl maongo, untruth.
uwongo (noun), deception.
uwongo (noun), delusion.
uwongo (noun), dissimulation.
uwongo (noun), fraud.
uwongo (noun), illusion.
uwongo (noun), pretence.
uwongo (noun), spuriousness. kiapo cha uwongo.
-uya (verb), come back. [dial]
-uya (verb), return. [dial]
uyabisi (noun), hot climate.
uyabisi (noun), drought.
uyabisi (noun), dry.
uyabisi (noun), dryness (of the soil etc.).
uyabisi (noun), hardness (of the soil etc.).
uyabisi (noun), reserve.
uyabisi (noun), roughness.
uyabisi (noun), rudeness.
uyabisi (noun), taciturnity.
uyoga (noun 11/8), pl vioga, fungus.
uyoga (noun), pl nyoga, mushroom (edible).
uyoga (noun), pl nyoga, toadstool.
Uyunani (noun), Greece (ancient).
-uza (verb), offer for sale.
-uza (verb), sell.
-uza (verb), vend.
uzalendo (noun 14), pl uzalendo, nationalism.
uzalendo (noun 14), pl uzalendo, patriotism.
uzalishaji (noun 14), production. (< zaa V).
uzalishaji (noun), birthday.
uzalishaji (noun), childbirth. tumbo/mji la/wa uzalishaji.
uzalishaji (noun), confinement.
uzalishaji (noun), delivery.
uzalishaji (noun), descent.
uzalishaji (noun), fertility. kosa [kuwa na] uzalishaji.
uzalishaji (noun), parentage.
uzalishaji (noun), procreation.
uzalishaji (noun), propagation.
uzalishaji (noun), relationship.
uzalishaji (noun), reproduction.
siku ya uzalishi (noun), birthday.
uzalishi (noun), childbirth.
uzalishi (noun), confinement.
uzalishi (noun), delivery.
uzalishi (noun), descent.
uzalishi (noun), fertility. kosa [kuwa na] uzalishi.
uzalishi (noun), kinship (degree of).
uzalishi (noun), parentage.
uzalishi (noun), procreation. tumbo/mji la/wa uzalishi.
uzalishi (noun), propagation.
uzalishi (noun), relationship.
uzalishi (noun), reproduction.
uzaliwa (noun 14), birth. (< zaa V).
uzallshaji (noun), kinship (degree of).
uzandiki (noun), cunning.
uzandiki (noun), deceit.
uzandiki (noun), hypocrisy.
uzani (noun 11), weighing.
uzani (noun 14), weight.
-uzanya (verb), be for sale.
uzao (noun), pl mazao, descent (through 5 or 6 generations).
uzao (noun), pl mazao, extraction (through 5 or 6 generations).
uzao (noun 14), offspring. (< zaa V).
uzao (noun), pl mazao, product.
uzao (noun), pl mazao, production.
uzao (noun), pl mazao, progeny.
uzazi (noun 14), childbirth. safari hii uzazi haukumfanyia taabu [Moh].
(< zaa V).
uzazi (noun 14), delivery. (< zaa V).
uzazi (noun 14), pl uzazi, lineage. (< zaa V).
uzazi (noun), confinement.
uzazi (noun), descent.
uzazi (noun), fertility. kosa [kuwa na] uzazi.
uzazi (noun), kinship (degree of).
uzazi (noun), parentage.
uzazi (noun), procreation. tumbo/mji la/wa uzazi.
uzazi (noun), propagation.
uzazi (noun), relationship (degree of).
uzazi (noun), reproduction.
uzee (noun 14), old age. (< -zee adj).
uzee (noun), senility.
uzembe (noun 14), laziness. (< -zembe adj).
uzembe (noun 14), negligence. (< -zembe adj).
uzembe (noun 14), slackness. (< -zembe adj).
uzembe (noun), carelessness.
uzembe (noun), contempt.
uzembe (noun), idleness.
uzembe (noun), indifference.
-peta uzi (verb), bend a wire.
uzi (noun), pl nyuzi, cord. uzi wa timazi.
uzi (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi, degree.
uzi (noun), pl nyuzi, fibers.
uzi (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi, strand.
uzi (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi, string. nywele zake zikalazwa na kurefushwa
zaidi kwa uzi nyeusi [Muk].
uzi (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi, thread.
uzi (noun 11/10), pl nyuzi, wire. uzi wa chuma.
uzi (noun), pl nyuzi, yarn. sokota uzi.
uziana (adjective), sell to each other.
-uzika (verb), be for sale.
uzima (noun 14), health. (< -zima adj).
uzima (noun 14), life. (< -zima adj).
uzima (noun 14), vigor. alipoangalia tambo, kimo na uzima wa bibi huyu
[Moh], kitu kilichokufa kina uzima gani tena wa kukuhami wewe [Abd]. (< -
zima adj).
uzima (noun 14), vitality. (< -zima adj).
uzima (noun 14), wholeness. (< zinga V).
uzima (noun), adulthood.
uzima (noun), completeness.
uzima (noun), energy.
uzima (noun), existence.
uzima (noun), full development.
uzima (noun), lifetime. uzima wote. [rare]
uzima (noun), maturity.
uzima (noun), perfection.
uzima (noun), reality.
uzimbezimbe (noun 14), impotence.
uzimbezimbe (noun 14), slackness.
uzimbezimbe (noun 14), weakness.
uzimbezimbe (noun 14), withered condition.
uzimbezimbe (noun), uselessness.
uzimbezimbe (noun), worthlessness.
uzindusho (noun), admonition. [rare]
uzindusho (noun), warning. [rare]
uzinge (noun), pl mazinge, armband (iron).
uzinge (noun 11/6), pl mazinge, iron bracelet. (< zinga v).
uzingo (noun 14), encirclement. (< zinga V).
uzingo (noun 14), ring. (< zinga V).
uzingo (noun 11), surrounding thing. (< zinga v).
uzingo (noun), orbit. [astr]
uzingo (noun), roundness.
uzini (noun), adultery.
uzini (noun), fornication.
uzini (noun), illicit sexual intercourse.
uzinifu (noun), immorality.
uzinifu (noun), sexual immorality.
uzinifu (noun), lasciviousness.
uzinifu (noun), lechery.
uzinzi (noun 14), adultery. (< zini V).
uzinzi (noun), fornication.
uzinzi (noun), illicit sexual intercourse.
uzio (noun 11/10), pl nyuzio, fish-trap.
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, burial (act of).
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, cost of burial.
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, burial (methods of).
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, burying (act of).
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, cost of burying.
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, burying (methods of).
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, interment (act of).
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, cost of interment.
uzishi (noun), pl mazishi, interment (method of).
uzito (noun 14), depression. hakuweza tena kuuzuia uzito wa tumbuizo
zake mwenyewe , akalala [Sul], katika roho yake siku hiyo kulikuwa na
uzito fulani [Ng], alikuwa katika uzito wa majonzi na kwikwi za kilio
[Moh]. (< -zito adj).
uzito (noun 14), difficulty. weight, heaviness. (< -zito adj).
uzito (noun 14), heaviness. (< -zito adv).
uzito (noun 14), sorrow. (< -zito adj).
uzito (noun 14), weight. (< -zito adv).
uzito (noun), carelessness.
uzito (noun), harshness.
uzito (noun), pregnancy.
uzito (noun), severity.
uzito (noun), slackness.
uzito (noun), slowness.
uzito (noun), stupidity.
uzito (noun), trouble.
uziwa (noun), ocean.
uziwa (noun), sea.
uziwi (noun), deafness.
uzoefu (noun 14), experience. tokana na uzoefu wake, alijua... [Muk].
(< zoea V).
uzoevu (noun 14), familiarity. (< zoea V).
uzohari (noun 14), hurry.
uzohari (noun 14), hastiness (in working etc.).
uzohari (noun), overhaste (in working etc.).
uzohari (noun 14), rush (in working etc.).
-uzua (verb), demote.
-uzua (verb), depose.
-uzua (verb), dismiss.
-uzua (verb), reduce in rank.
-uzua (verb), remove (from a position).
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, abdication.
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, deposition.
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, discharge.
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, dismissal.
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, removal.
uzua (noun), pl mauzua, resignation.
uzuhali (noun 14), gentleness.
uzuhali (noun), delicacy.
uzuhali (noun), friendliness.
uzuhali (noun), obligingness.
uzuiaji (noun), checking (act of).
uzuiaji (noun), hindering (act of).
uzuiaji (noun), hindering.
uzuiaji (noun), hindrance.
uzuiaji (noun), obstacle.
uzuiaji (noun), obstructing (act of).
uzuiaji (noun), obstructing.
uzuiaji (noun), prophylaxis. [med]
uzuio (noun), check.
uzuio (noun), checking (act of).
uzuio (noun), checking.
uzuio (noun), hindering (act of).
uzuio (noun), hindering.
uzuio (noun), hindrance.
uzuio (noun), obstacle.
uzuio (noun), obstructing (act of).
uzuio (noun), obstructing.
uzuio (noun), prophylaxis. [med]
uzuizi (noun 11/6), pl mazuizi, constraint. (< zuia V).
uzuizi (noun 11/6), pl mazuizi, disadvantage. (< zuia V).
uzuka (noun), state of mourning (of a widow after her husband's death).
uzuka (noun), state of seclusion (of a widow after her husband's death).
-uzulu (verb), demote.
-uzulu (verb), depose.
-uzulu (verb), dethrone.
-uzulu (verb), dismiss.
-uzulu (verb), fire.
-uzulu (verb), reduce in rank.
-uzulu (verb), remove (from a position).
uzulu (noun 11/6), pl mauzulu, abdication.
uzulu (noun 11/6), pl mauzulu, deposition.
uzulu (noun), pl mazulu, discharge.
uzulu (noun 11/6), pl mauzulu, dismissal.
uzulu (noun), pl mazulu, removal.
uzulu (noun), pl mazulu, resignation.
uzulufu (noun 14), insanity. usijitie uzulufu na ubabaifu [Moh].
uzulufu (noun 14), madness.
uzulufu (noun 14), sclerosis.
uzungo (noun), encirclement.
uzungo (noun), orbit. [astr]
uzungo (noun), roundness.
Uzungu (noun), Europe.
uzungu (noun), novelty.
uzungu (noun), peculiarity.
uzungu (noun), strangeness.
uzungu (noun), unusualness.
uzuri (noun 14), beauty. (< -zuri adj/adv).
uzuri (noun 14), pl uzuri, goodness. (< -zuri adj/adv).
uzuri (noun), cosmetic.
uzuri (noun), decoration.
uzuri (noun), elegance.
uzuri (noun), ornament.
-uzuru (verb), demote.
-uzuru (verb), depose.
-uzuru (verb), dismiss.
-uzuru (verb), reduce in rank.
-uzuru (verb), remove (from a position).
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, abdication.
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, deposition.
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, discharge.
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, dismissal.
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, removal.
uzuru (noun), pl mazuru, resignation.
uzushi (noun 14), false accusation. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), chatter. wacha uzushi mwanamke we [Moh]. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), fantasy. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), fiction. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), gossip. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), invention. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun 14), pl uzushi, useless innovations. (< zua V).
uzushi (noun), appearance.
uzushi (noun), discovery.
uzushi (noun), emergence.
uzushi (noun), gossip.
uzushi (noun), innovation.
uzushi (noun), novelty.
uzushi (noun), rumor. ni uzushi mtupu.
uzuwiaji (noun), check.
uzuwiaji (noun), checking (act of).
uzuwiaji (noun), hindering (act of).
uzuwiaji (noun), hindrance.
uzuwiaji (noun), obstacle.
uzuwiaji (noun), obstructing (act of).
uzuwiaji (noun), prophylaxis. [med]
uzuzi (noun), appearance.
uzuzi (noun), discovery.
uzuzi (noun), emergence.
uzuzi (noun), gossip.
uzuzi (noun), innovation.
uzuzi (noun), invention.
uzuzi (noun), novelty.
uzuzi (noun), rumor. ni uzuzi mtupu..
uzuzu (noun), embarrassment.
uzuzu (noun), ignorance.
uzuzu (noun), inexperience.
uzuzu (noun), perplexity.
uzuzu (noun), strangeness (to a place etc.).
-uzwa (verb), be sold. (< uza V).
- V -
v.h. (abbreviation), just so. (< vivi hivi).
v.h. (abbreviation), in just the same way. (< vivyo hivyo).
-vaa (verb), cover. baridi nyembamba ilimvaa [Moh].
-vaa (verb), dress. alikuwa hajali nguo gani alivaa [Kez], akajaribu
kuvaa kanzu yake mpya [Sul], kwa nini huvai viatu wewe [Abd].
-vaa (verb), get dressed.
-vaa (verb), lure. yule kijana nilimtafuta mpaka nikampata, tena
nikajaribu kumvaa [Ya].
-vaa (verb), put on (clothes).
-vaa (verb), seize. wasiwasi, hofu na wahka umemvaa kila mtu [Moh].
-vaa (verb), wear.
-vaa nguo (verb), dress oneself. vaa [vua] nguo. dress.
-vaa nguo (verb), put on clothes.
vali (noun 14), valve.
-valia (verb), put on clothing. (< vaa V).
-valia (verb applicative), dress oneself up. kavalia suti yake nyeusi
[Sul]. (< vaa V).
-valika (verb), be wearable. (< vaa V).
-valika (verb), be worn. (< vaa V).
valio (noun 5/6), pl mavalio, accessory. (< vaa V).
valio (noun 5/6), pl mavalio, accouterment. (< vaa V).
valio (noun 5/6), pl mavalio, ornament. (< vaa V).
-valisha (verb), dress someone.
-valiwa (verb), be dressed (of persons). (< vaa V).
-valiwa (verb), be shabby (of things).
-valiwa (verb), be worn (of things).
-vama (verb), cut into (e.g. of a tight cord).
-vama (verb), go in deep.
-vama (verb), lie (heavy) on.
-vama (verb), penetrate (as a plant into the soil).
-vama (verb), weigh down on.
-vamia (verb), cut into (e.g. of a tight cord).
-vamia (verb), go in deep.
-vamia (verb), invade.
-vamia (verb), lie (heavy) on.
-vamia (verb), lie on.
-vamia (verb), penetrate (as a plant into the soil).
-vamia (verb), pounce on (someone). simba amemvamia.
-vamia (verb), snatch hastily. Rehema aliivamia kanzu mpya aliyotakiwa
aijaribu [Sul].
-vamia (verb), weigh down on.
-vamiwa (verb), be invaded. (< vamia V).
vao (noun 5/6), pl mavao, clothing. (< vaa V).
vao (noun), pl mavao, style of clothing.
vao (noun 5/6), pl mavao, style of dressing. (< vaa V).
-varanga (verb), din. [rare]
-varanga (verb), noise. [rare]
-varanga (verb), confused sound of voices. [rare]
-varangavaranga (verb), butt in on a conversation.
-varangavaranga (verb), interrupt.
-varangavaranga (verb), introduce a discordant note into a previously
enjoyable conversation.
vazi (noun), pl mavazi, apparel.
vazi (noun), pl mavazi, attire.
vazi (noun 5/6), pl us. pl., clothes. yeye huwa makini na mwenye mvuto
mkubwa kwenye mavazi ya hao wachezaji [Muk]. (< vaa V).
vazi (noun 5/6), pl mavazi, clothing. (< vaa V).
vazi (noun), pl mavazi, costume. mavazi ya arusi.
vazi (noun 5/6), pl mavazi, dress. (< vaa V).
vazi (noun 5/6), pl mavazi, garment. (< vaa V).
vazi rasmi (noun 5/6), pl mavazi rasmi, uniform. (< vaa V, rasmi adj).
velositi (noun 14), velocity.
vema (adjective), all right. (< -ema adv).
vema (adjective), correctly.
vema (adjective), fine. (< -ema adv).
vema (adjective), okay. (< -ema adv).
vema (adjective), properly.
vema (adjective), very good. (< -ema adv).
vema (adjective), well.
vema (adverb), very well. (< -ema adv).
vena (noun), vein. (< Engl.). [anat]
vena (noun 9/10), pl vena, vein (for use in textbooks).
vepa (noun), exhaust fumes. (< Engl.).
vepa (noun), steam. (< Engl.).
vepa (noun), vapor. (< Engl.).
-via (verb), congeal.
-via (verb), fail to develop.
-via (verb), spoilt.
-via (verb), stagnate.
-via (verb), stand still.
-via (verb), be undeveloped (used of anything which has not reached the
state normally expected).
-via (verb), wither up before flourishing. Aziza amekomaa angali mbichi,
akavia, naye yumo katika kukomaa kwake [Abd].
via (adjective), atrophied (used of anything which has not reached the
state normally expected).
via (adjective), stunted (used of anything which has not reached the
state normally expected. mguu wake umevia.
viboko (noun), fine embroidery.
viboko (noun), fancywork.
vibya (adverb), wickedly.
vibya (adverb), badly.
-angulia vicheko (verb applicative), burst out laughing at someone.
alipowaeleza wenzake, walimuangulia vicheko [Sul]. (< angua V, cheka V).
makulaji (noun), victuals. victuals.
vidondo (noun), kindling.
vidonge vya kuzuia mimba (noun), contraceptive pills. kwanza nilikukosea
kukufundisha kutumia vidonge vya kuzuia mimba [Ma].
vifaa (noun), belongings.
vifaa (noun), commodities.
vifaa (noun), material(s).
vifaa (noun), necessaries.
vifaa (noun), utensils.
vifijo (noun 8), applause.
vifijo (noun), shouts (of approval).
vifijo (noun), whistling.
vigumu (adjective), difficult. (< -gumu adv).
vigumu (adverb), with difficulty.
vigumu (adverb), very hard. (< -gumu adv).
vigumu (adverb), hardly. ni vigumu kusadiki mambo hayo.
-piga vijembe mtu (verb), criticize someone obliquely. ndiyo nini
kumpiga vijembe mwenziwe mbele za watu [Ya].
-piga vijembe mtu (verb), be sarcastic with someone.
vijimea (noun), bacteria. (< dimin of mmea).
vijiwe (noun), acne. [med]
-vika (verb), dress someone.
-vika (verb potential), clothe (with). pesa alizopata aliwavika watoto
wake [Kez].
-vika nguo (verb), clothe someone. vaa [vua] nguo. put on clothes.
-vika nguo (verb), dress someone. vaa [vua] nguo. dress.
viko (adjective), they are there.
vikorokoro (noun), appurtenances.
vikorokoro (noun), belongings.
vikorokoro (noun), chattels.
vikorokoro (noun), goods.
vikorokoro (noun), utensils.
-vikwa (verb), be clothed. (< vika V).
-vikwa (verb pass-poten), be dressed. tuone kama hutavuliwa taji lako
bandia kwa haraka kuliko hata ulivyovikwa [Mun]. (< vika V).
kwa vile (conjunction), because.
vile (adverb), also. mwite Ali vile vile.
vile (adverb), how (can it be that). kitu kinachowashangaza ni vije
binti yake huweza kulala peke yake hadi mama yake anaporudi [Muk].
vile (adverb), likewise.
vile (adverb), in the same way. shati hili lishone vile vile.
vile (adverb), so. (< -le adv).
vile (adverb), in that way. (< -le adv).
vile (adverb), thus. (< -le adv).
vile (adverb), too.
vile (adverb), the way in which. (< -le adv).
vile (noun), those. vitu vile.
vilevile (adverb), so. (< -le adv).
vilevile (adverb), in that way. (< -le adv).
vilevile (adverb), thus. (< -le adv).
vilevile (adjective), also. (< -le adv).
vilevile (adverb), likewise.
vilevile (adverb), in the same way. shati hili lishone vile vile.
-vilia (verb), clot. (< via V).
-vilia (verb), congeal.
-vilia (verb), stagnate. (< via V).
vilio (noun 5/6), pl mavilio, stagnation. (< lia V).
vilio (noun 5/6), pl mavilio, stopping short. (< via V).
vilio (noun 5/6), pl mavilio, stoppage. (< via V).
vilio la damu (noun 5/6), pl mavilio ya damu, bruise. (< lia V).
vilio la damu (noun 5/6), pl mavilio ya damu, contusion. (< lia V).
vilivyo (adverb), very well. alifahamu vilivyo maana ya[ke] [Moh].
-vimba (verb), be bloated.
-vimba (verb), expand.
-vimba (verb), roof (a house).
-vimba (verb), be swollen. kidole nilichojiumiza kimevimba.
-vimba (verb), swell. shingo yake ikavimba [Sul].
-vimba (verb), thatch (a house).
-vimbia (verb), be bloated.
-vimbia (verb), have digestive difficulties.
-vimbia (verb), be stuffed.
-vimbia (verb), be swollen.
-jivimbisha (verb causative), overeat. (< vimba V).
-vimbisha (verb causative), make swell. (< vimba V).
vimbizi (noun 5), overeating. (< vimba V).
vimbizi (noun 5/6), pl mavimbizi, stomach pains (from overeating). (<
vimba V).
-vimbua (verb), remove thatch.
vimo (verb), be in something.
-sema vimoto (verb), talk excitedly. sema vimoto.
-sema vimoto (verb), talk fast. sema vimoto.
vimoto (adverb), energetically.
vimoto (adverb), excitedly. sema vimoto.
vimoto (adverb), hastily.
vimoto (adverb), heatedly.
-tia vina (verb), write poetry.
-tia vina (verb), make rhymes.
-tunga vina (verb), write poetry.
-tunga vina (verb), make rhymes.
-vina (verb), lull. alikivinavina hicho kitoto [Moh].
vingi (adverb), in abundance.
vingi (adverb), in great numbers.
vingi (adverb), many.
vingine (adjective), others. (< -ingine pron).
vingine (adjective), some. (< -ingine pron).
vingine (adverb), in another way.
vingine (adverb), differently.
vingine (adverb), others.
vingine (adverb), otherwise.
vingine (adverb), variously.
vinginevyo (adverb), differently.
vinginevyo (adverb), in some other way.
vinginevyo (adverb), others.
vinginevyo (adverb), specially.
vinginevyo (adverb), otherwise.
-vinginyika (verb), coil.
-vinginyika (verb), gyrate.
-vinginyika (verb), twist.
-vinginyika (verb), wind.
-vinginyika (verb), wriggle.
-vinginyika (verb), writhe.
-vingirika (verb), roll along.
-vingirika (verb), turn.
-vingirisha (verb), cause to roll along. (< vingirika V).
-vinjari (verb), go back and forth.
-vinjari (verb), cruise. manowari ya kuvinjari. [nautical]
-vinjari (verb), cruise about.
-vinjari (verb), loaf around.
-vinjari (verb), loiter. mbona unavinjari hapa?.
-vinjari (verb), have nothing to do.
-vinjari (verb), search.
-vinjari (verb), be unemployed.
-vinjari (verb), be on the watch.
vinono (adjective), pleasing. (< nona V).
vinono (adjective), suitable. (< nona V).
vinono (adverb), favorable. (< nona V).
vinono (noun 8), that which is fat. (< nona V).
-vinya (verb), crush.
-vinya (verb), mash (food).
-vinya (verb), move back and forth.
-vinya (verb), quiver.
-vinya (verb), rock.
-vinya (verb), shake.
-vinya (verb), swing.
-vinya (verb), enlighten a virgin in sexual matters. ndio wakati wangu
wa kuanza "kumvinya mwari wangu" [Abd].
-vinya (verb), wag.
-vinyavinya (verb), crush.
-vinyavinya (verb), mash (food).
-vinyavinya (verb), move back and forth.
-vinyavinya (verb), quiver.
-vinyavinya (verb), rock.
-vinyavinya (verb), shake.
-vinyavinya (verb), swing.
-vinyavinya (verb), wag.
vinyumba (noun 8), household utensils. (< nyumba N).
vipele (noun), acne. [medical]
vipele (noun), itch. [medical]
vipele (noun), rash (on the skin).
vipi (adverb), What's up? (greeting). (< -pi Inter).
vipi (pronoun), how. (< -pi? interr).
vipi (pronoun), what. (< -pi? interr).
vipi (pronoun), which. mwisho wake utakuwa vipi [Moh]. (< -pi?
interr).
vipo (adjective), they are there.
vipwa (noun), reef.
vipwa (noun), sandbank.
-viringa (verb), be curved.
-viringa (verb), roll up. huku akiviringa tonge kabla hajaichovya ndani
ya mchuzi [Ya].
-viringa (verb), be rounded.
-viringa (verb), wind up. viringa uzi katika kidonge.
-viringa (verb), wrap up. akatwaa na kanga [...] akakiviringa nayo
chungu hicho [Mun].
-viringana (verb), be healthy.
-viringana (verb), be well nourished.
-viringana (verb), be round. (< viringa V).
-viringana (verb), well-built man. (< viringa V).
-viringana (verb reciprocal), be round(ed). mmoja anapiga uluzi na [...]
midomo yake iliyoviringana... [Ma]. (< viringa V).
-viringisha (verb), make round. (< viringa V).
-viringisha (verb), round off.
-viringisha (verb), twist something around.
-viringisha (verb causative), turn over. kila mmoja anayaviringisha
maneno ya Diana akilini mwake. (< viringa V).
-viringishwa (verb caus-pass), be wrapped up. anatoa kitu chembamba
kirefu kilichoviringishwa kitambaa cheupe [Muk]. (< viringa V).
virugu (noun), anger.
virugu (noun), excitement.
virugu (noun), roughness (of the skin).
-visha (verb), cover. (< vaa V).
-visha (verb causative), dress. anamvisha mtoto [Muk]. (< vaa V).
-visha (verb causative), give clothes. (< vaa V).
maangalizi (noun), pl maangalizi, visit. visit. [rare]
visivyo (adverb), in a wrong way. akaielewa visivyo [Muk].
-piga vita (verb), wage a war.
-piga vita (verb), wage war.
vita (noun), battle. leta vita.
vita (noun), contest.
vita (noun), dispute.
vita (noun), war. piga/fanya vita.
vita vya kindanindani (adverb), partisan warfare.
vita vya ukombozi (noun 8), war of liberation.
vitakataka (noun), miscellany.
vitakataka (noun), odds and ends.
vitakataka (noun), trifles.
-pepea vitambaa (verb), swing cloths.
vitamini (noun 8), pl vitamini, vitamin. ukosefu wa vitamini A. vitamin
A deficiency. (< engl).
vitio (noun), swelling on the genitals. [med]
vitumbuizo (noun), entertainment.
vivi (adverb), just so. vivi hivi.
vivi (adverb), in this very way. vivi hivi.
vivi hivi (adverb), just so. (< -vi pron).
vivi hivi (adverb), in the same way. (< -vi pron).
-vivia (verb), blow (with the mouth).
-vivia (verb), cheat.
-vivia (verb), dupe.
-vivia (verb), swindle.
-vivinyuka (verb), coil.
-vivinyuka (verb), twist.
-vivinyuka (verb), wind.
-vivinyuka (verb), wriggle.
-vivinyuka (verb), writhe.
-vivu (adjective), apathetic.
-vivu (adjective), blunt.
-vivu (adjective), careless.
-vivu (adjective), dull.
-vivu (adjective), idle. kila mara alitukanwa na mama yake kwamba
alikuwa mvivu [Kez].
-vivu (adjective), indifferent.
-vivu (adjective), languorous.
-vivu (adjective), lazy.
-vivu (adjective), slow.
vivyo (adverb), as before. vivyo hivyo.
vivyo (adverb), in just the same way. vivyo hivyo.
viwanda vidogo (noun 8), light industry.
viwanda vidogovidogo (noun 8), small industries.
viwango vya ajari (noun 8), rates of overtime.
viwango vya mishahara (noun 8), salary scales.
-viza (verb), check the development of something.
-viza (verb), destroy.
-viza (verb), impede.
-viza (verb), interrupt.
-viza (verb), retard.
-viza (verb), spoil. (< via V).
viza (adjective), spoiled. yai [la] viza.
viza (noun), pl maviza, addled egg. viza la yai.
viza (noun 5), badness. (< via V).
-vizia (verb), set an ambush for.
-vizia (verb), spy on.
-vizia (verb), waylay.
vizuri (adjective), fine (appearance). (< -zuri adv/adj).
vizuri (adverb), beautifully.
vizuri (adverb), correctly.
vizuri (adverb), good. (< -zuri adv/adj).
vizuri (adverb), nicely. (< -zuri adv/adj).
vizuri (adverb), pleasantly. (< -zuri adv/adj).
vizuri (adverb), properly.
vizuri (adverb), well. (< -zuri adv/adj).
vokali (noun 9/10), pl vocali, vowel. (< Germ.).
voliboli (noun 9/10), volleyball. (< engl).
volkeno (noun 9/10), pl volkeno, volcano.
volta (noun 9/10), electrical voltage. (< engl).
volteji (noun 10), voltage.
volti (noun 9/10), pl volti, volt.
vongonya (noun), pl mavongonya, fruit (kind of).
vote (noun 9/10), vote. (< engl). [rare]
votesha (noun 9/10), conduct an election campaign. (< engl).
votesha (noun 9/10), get out the vote. (< engl).
-vua (verb), bail (water out of a boat).
-vua (verb), get out of a difficulty. kilichomvua ni ufundi [Ya]. (<
vaa V).
-vua (verb), catch fish. vua samaki.
-vua (verb), cast a glance. vua macho.
-vua (verb), keep.
-vua (verb), plunder.
-vua (verb), preserve. (< vaa V).
-vua (verb), raise the eyes. vua macho.
-vua (verb), save. (< vaa V).
-vua (verb), get out of trouble.
-vua (verb converse), take off clothes. msichana alitaka kuvua [Muk].
(< vaa V).
-vua (verb), strip. (< vaa V).
-vua nguo (verb), undress oneself. vaa [vua] nguo. undress.
-vuata (verb), chew tobacco.
-vuata (verb), hold in the mouth.
-vuaza (verb), make a cut.
-vuaza (verb), hurt. amevuazwa na kisu.
-vuaza (verb), cause pain.
-vuaza (verb), pierce.
vue (noun), pl mavue, clump of long grass.
vue (noun 5/6), pl mavue, thicket of long grass.
-vugaza (verb), leave ajar (a door).
-vugaza (verb), put to.
vugo (noun), pl mavugo, horn (kind of).
vugo (noun), pl mavugo, musical instrument.
-vuguta (verb), work bellows.
-vuguta (verb), blow bellows.
-vuguvugu (adverb), tepid.
vuguvugu (adjective), lukewarm.
vuguvugu (adjective), stuffy (of a room).
vuguvugu (noun 5), confusion. kwisha mshangao, palikuwa na vuguvugu
[Sul].
vuguvugu (noun 5), excitement.
-vuja (verb), be leaky.
-vuja (verb), ooze (of a liquid).
-vuja (verb), let in water (of a roof or wall).
-vuka (verb), cross over.
-vuka (verb), escape.
-vuka (verb), be ferried across. vuka mto katika ngalawa.
-vuka (verb), be preserved.
-vuka (verb), be saved.
-vuka (verb potential), pass over.
-vuka (verb potential), slip off. akizikweza bangili zilizotishia kuvuka
katika mikono yake myembamba [Sul].
vuke (noun 5/6), pl mavuke, steam. (< vuka V).
vuke (noun 5/6), pl mavuke, vapor. (< vuka V).
-vukisha (verb), cause to cross.
-vukisha (verb), ferry over.
-vukiza (verb), fumigate. (< vuka V).
-vukiza (verb), burn incense. (< vuka V).
-vukiza (verb), smoke (something). (< vuka V).
vukizo (noun), pl mavukizo, fumes.
vukizo (noun), pl mavukizo, smoke.
vukizo (noun), pl mavukizo, steam.
vukizo (noun), pl mavukizo, vapor.
-vukuta (verb), work bellows.
-vukuta (verb), blow bellows.
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, closeness (of a room).
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, exhalation.
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, heat.
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, perspiration (smell of).
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, stuffiness.
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, temperature.
vukuto (noun), pl mavukuto, vapor.
vuli (noun), the short rainy season (November and December in Zanzibar).
vuli (noun 9/10), pl vuli, the season of the lesser rains. mvua za vuli
zilikwisha pita [Sul].
vulio (noun), pl mavulio, something cast off.
vulio (noun), pl mavulio, cast-off clothing.
vulio (noun), pl mavulio, sloughed-off skin of a snake.
vulio (noun 5/6), pl mavulio, snakeskin. (< vua V).
-vulisha (verb), make someone undress.
-vuma (verb), be in the air.
-vuma (verb), blow.
-vuma (verb), buzz (insects).
-vuma (verb), lose at cards.
-vuma (verb), be discussed.
-vuma (verb), be famous.
-vuma (verb), growl.
-vuma (verb), howl.
-vuma (verb), hum.
-vuma (verb), roar. upepo ulivuma polepole kupitia dirishani [Kez],
kulikuwa kukivuma [Sul].
-vuma (verb), rumble (thunder).
-vuma (verb), make sound.
-vuma (verb), be a subject of conversation.
-vuma (verb), be the talk of the town.
-vuma (verb), roll (thunder).
-vuma (verb), be topic of common talk.
-vuma (verb), work hard.
-vuma (verb), rumble.
-vuma (verb), spread.
vumatiti (noun), convulsions (of children). [medical]
vumatiti (noun), owl (species of).
vumba (noun), pl mavumba, (bad) smell of fish.
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, chaff.
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, dust. chumba vumbi tele.
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, particle.
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, powder.
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, sediment (in water).
vumbi (noun), pl mavumbi, sweepings.
-vumbika (verb), bake (potatoes etc.).
-vumbika (verb), bury fruit for ripening.
-vumbika (verb), conceal.
-vumbika (verb), confine to the house. nilitaka mke mtoto mbichi,
nimvumbike mwenyewe mpaka aive [Abd].
-vumbika (verb), cover up to ripen.
-vumbika (verb), hide.
-vumbika (verb), keep close to home.
-vumbika (verb), pile up.
-vumbikwa (verb passive), be covered. kuvumbikwa ndani, useme embe
mbichi [Moh]. (< vumbika V).
-vumbilia (verb), excite.
-vumbilia (verb), provoke.
-vumbilia (verb), stir up.
vumbu (noun), pl mavumbu, lump (in flour or rice).
-vumbua (verb), come upon.
-vumbua (verb), examine.
-vumbua (verb), find by chance. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb), invent. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb), study.
-vumbua (verb), uncover. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb converse), disclose. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb converse), discover. lazima tupokee kibivu, maadam mume
wangu havumbui kibichi [Abd]. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb converse), bring to light. (< vumbika V).
-vumbua (verb), explore. (< vumbika V).
vumbuo (noun 5/6), pl mavumbuo, discovery (act of). (< vumbika V).
-vumburuka (verb), be startled (of a sleeping animal).
-vumburusha (verb), scare.
-vumburusha (verb), start up.
-vumburusha (verb), startle.
vumi (noun), buzz.
vumi (noun), growl.
vumi (noun), hum.
vumi (noun), indistinct noise.
vumi (noun), dull noise.
vumi (noun), roar.
vumi (noun), rumbling noise.
-vumika (verb), be famous. (< vuma V).
-vumika (verb), be rumored. (< vuma V).
-vumika (verb), be much talked about.
vumika (noun), notorious.
-vumilia (verb), bear.
-vumilia (verb), endure.
-vumilia (verb), persevere.
-vumilia (verb), put up with.
-vumilia (verb), suffer.
-vumilia (verb), tolerate. kuvumilia nimeshindwa [Kez].
-vumilia (verb), bear patiently.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, fortitude.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, gentleness.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, humility.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, meakness.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, patience.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, perseverance.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, persistence.
vumilio (noun), pl mavumilio, tolerance.
-vumilivu (adjective), courageous.
-vumilivu (adjective), forbearing.
-vumilivu (adjective), patient. (< vumilia V).
-vumilivu (adjective), steadfast.
-vumisha (verb), cause commotion.
-vumisha (verb), make a noise.
-vumisha (verb), cause to be talked about.
-vumisha (verb), make well-known.
-vumisha (verb), win at cards.
vumisha (noun), famous.
vumo (noun), pl mavumo, buzz.
vumo (noun), pl mavumo, growl.
vumo (noun), pl mavumo, hum.
vumo (noun), pl mavumo, indistinct noise.
vumo (noun), pl mavumo, dull noise.
vumo (noun 5/6), pl mavumo, roar. (< vuma V).
vumo (noun 5/6), pl mavumo, rumbling. (< vuma V).
-vuna (verb), derive an advantage.
-vuna (verb), gain.
-vuna (verb), harvest. vuna matunda.
-vuna (verb), pick.
-vuna (verb), profit.
-vuna (verb), reap. kumsaidia mamaake [...] kupalilia au kuvuna [Moh].
-vuna (verb), gather.
-vunda (verb), decompose.
-vunda (verb), be high (of meat).
-vunda (verb), smell bad.
-vunda (verb), spoil.
-vunda (verb), stink.
vunda (noun), sour.
vunde (noun 5/6), pl mavunde, decomposed thing. (< vunda V).
vunde (noun 5/6), pl mavunde, putrid thing. (< vunda V).
vunde (noun 5/6), pl mavunde, smelly thing. (< vunda V).
vunde (noun), pl mavunde, something stinking.
vunde (noun 5/6), pl mavunde, tainted food. (< vunda V).
vundevunde (adjective), cloudy.
vundevunde (adjective), overcast.
-vundikiza (verb), cause decomposition.
-vundikiza (verb), produce a bad smell.
-vundikiza (verb), produce a stench.
-vundumka (verb), hurl oneself. alivundumka, akafutuka, akatimka [Moh].
vunga (noun), pl mavunga, bale.
vunga (noun 5/6), pl mavunga, bunch.
vunga (noun), pl mavunga, bundle.
-vungavunga (verb), break into small pieces.
-vungavunga (verb), break up soil.
-vungavunga (verb), confuse.
-vungavunga (verb), crumble. vungavunga mkate.
-vungavunga (verb), perplex.
-vungavunga (verb), rumple.
-vungavunga (verb), wrinkle (clothing). vungavunga nguo.
vunge (noun), pl mavunge, bale.
vunge (noun), pl mavunge, bunch.
vunge (noun), pl mavunge, bundle.
vungu (noun), concave.
vungu (noun), hollow.
vungunya (noun), pl mavungunya, fruit of the mvungunya tree.
-vunja (verb), break (in pieces). kuvunja chupa ya kunyonyea mtoto
[Sul].
-vunja (verb), damage.
-vunja (verb), delay.
-vunja (verb), demolish.
-vunja (verb), destroy. vunja nyumba.
-vunja (verb), diminish.
-vunja (verb), disappoint.
-vunja (verb), discourage. nani wa kumvunja jirani mwema kama huyu?
[Muk], ilikuwa vigumu zaidi kumvunja Mansuri [Sul].
-vunja (verb), frustrate.
-vunja (verb), interrupt. kuonekana kwake tu kungetosha kuuvunja
mkutaniko mzima [Muk], mara kwa mara huvunja safari zake akapita kumtizama
baba yake [Ya].
-vunja (verb), reduce.
-vunja (verb), spoil.
-vunja (verb), tear down.
-vunja (verb), transgress.
-vunja (verb), unfold.
-vunja ungo (verb), menstruate.
vunjajungu (noun), mantis.
vunjifi (adjective), broken.
vunjifi (adjective), destroyed.
vunjifi (adjective), ruined.
vunjifu (adjective), destructive.
-vunjika (verb), be broken. (< vunja V).
-vunjilia (verb), break for.
vuno (noun 5/6), pl mavuno, harvest. (< vuna V).
vuo (noun 5/6), pl mavuo, catch (of fish). (< vua V).
vuo (noun), medicine prepared from various roots and herbs for use in a
vapor bath or for inhalation.
-vura (verb), pull out (of a bundle).
vuru (adjective), with a humming sound (e.g. of a spinning top).
vuru (adjective), with a whirring sound.
-vuruga (verb), agitate.
-vuruga (verb), disarrange.
-vuruga (verb), create disorder.
-vuruga (verb), disorganize.
-vuruga (verb), exasperate. (< vuru adv).
-vuruga (verb), excite. (< vuru adv).
-vuruga (verb), incite.
-vuruga (verb), mix.
-vuruga (verb), rumple.
-vuruga (verb), stir up. vuruga maji.
-vuruga (verb), wrinkle. vuruga nguo.
-vurugavuruga (verb), agitate.
-vurugavuruga (verb), disarrange.
-vurugavuruga (verb), create disorder.
-vurugavuruga (verb), disorganize.
-vurugavuruga (verb), excite.
-vurugavuruga (verb), incite.
-vurugavuruga (verb), mix. vurugavuruga maji.
-vurugavuruga (verb), rumple.
-vurugavuruga (verb), stir up.
-vurugavuruga (verb), wrinkle. vurugavuruga nguo.
-vurugika (verb), be decayed.
-vurugika (verb), be decomposed.
-vurugika (verb), be exasperated. (< vuru adv).
-vurugika (verb), be excited. (< vuru adv).
-vurugika (verb), be mixed.
-vurugika (verb), be stirred up.
-vurugika (verb), be stirred up. (< vuru adv).
vuruguvurugu (adjective), in confusion.
vuruguvurugu (noun), pl mavuruguvurugu, disorder.
-vuruma (verb), agitate.
-vuruma (verb), disarrange.
-vuruma (verb), create disorder.
-vuruma (verb), disorganize.
-vuruma (verb), excite.
-vuruma (verb), incite.
-vuruma (verb), mix.
-vuruma (verb), rumple.
-vuruma (verb), stir up.
-vuruma (verb), wrinkle.
vurumai (noun 9/10), pl vurumai, chaos. (< vuruma V). [rare]
vurumai (noun 9/10), pl vurumai, confusion. vurumai za kuhama zilikuwa
zimesikika kwa muda mrefu sasa [Mun]. (< vuruma V).
vurumai (noun), pl mavurumai, destruction. [rare]
vurumai (noun), pl mavurumai, disorder. [rare]
vurumai (noun 9/10), pl vurumai, mess. (< vuruma V).
-vurumisha (verb), cause a thing to be stirred up. (< vuruma V).
-vurumisha (verb), whirl. (< vuruma V).
-vurumisha (verb causative), fling. (< vuruma V).
-vurumishia (verb applicative), throw at. aliichukua glasi na
kumvurumishia dhalimu wake [Muk]. (< vuruma V).
-vurumiza (verb), hurl (a long distance).
-vurumiza (verb), send (far) away.
-vurumiza (verb), throw (away).
vuruvuru (adjective), with a humming sound (e.g. of a spinning top).
vuruvuru (adjective), with a whirring sound.
-vusha (verb), convey across. (< vuka V).
-vusha (verb), ferry over. (< vuka V).
-vuta (verb), attract. mkutano umevuta watu wengi sana.
-vuta (verb), charm. warembo wa Kifaransa waliokaa kwa namna za kuvutia,
kuvuta na hata kutamanisha [Muk].
-vuta (verb), drag.
-vuta (verb), draw.
-vuta (verb), entice.
-vuta (verb), fascinate.
-vuta (verb), influence.
-vuta (verb), prolong.
-vuta (verb), protract.
-vuta (verb), pull. kikitumia nguvu zake zote kuvuta riziki katika tundu
ya kinyonyo [Sul], alifanya kuvuta mguu wake huku na huku kuikutanisha
[Moh], alivuta na kushusha pumzi [Muk].
-vuta (verb), smoke.
-vuta (verb), stretch.
-vuta (verb), tempt.
-vuta (verb), haul.
-vuta (verb), inhale.
-vuta pumzi (verb), inhale. (< pumua).
-vuta pumuzi (verb), breathe in. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-vuta pumuzi (verb), inhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-vuta pumzi (verb), breathe in. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-vuta pumzi (verb), inhale. fanya kazi kutwa bila pumzi. work the
entire day without a rest.. (< pumua).
-vutia (verb), allure. (< vuta V).
-vutia (verb), attract. (< vuta V).
-vutia (verb), entice. (< vuta V).
-vutia (verb applicative), attract. masimulizi yake humvutia na
kumsisimua sana [Muk]. (< vuta V).
-vutia (verb applicative), arouse interest. (< vuta V).
-vutiwa (verb appl-pass), be attracted to. mtu aliyevutiwa sana na
hotuba hiyo ni Mama Tinda [Kez].
-vutiwa (verb appl-pass), be interested in.
-vutwa (verb passive), be pulled. alishtukia akivutwa mguu kwa hamasa
[Sul]. (< vuta V).
vuvi (noun), snake (large kind).
-vuvia (verb), blow (with mouth or bellows).
-vuvia (verb), blow up.
-vuvia (verb), cheat.
-vuvia (verb), dupe.
-vuvia (verb), swindle.
-vuvumka (verb), develop quickly.
-vuvumka (verb), develop well.
-vuvumka (verb), grow fast.
-vuvumka (verb), shoot up.
-vuvumka (verb), thrive (of children or plants).
-vuvumsha (verb), encourage development.
-vuvumsha (verb), fatten (animals).
-vuvumsha (verb), feed well.
-vuvumsha (verb), encourage growth.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be lukewarm.
-vuvuwaa (verb), have no opinions of one's own.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be reserved.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be silent.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be speechless.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be taciturn.
-vuvuwaa (verb), be tepid.
vuzi (noun), pl mavuzi, body hair (armpits or pubic etc).
vya (preposition), of. vidole vya mkono.
-vyaa (verb), beget.
-vyaa (verb), give birth. amevyaa mtoto.
-vyaa (verb), bear fruit. mti hii umevyaa sana.
vyake (adjective), theirs.
vyako (adjective), yours.
vyangu (adjective), mine.
vyao (adjective), theirs.
vyema (adjective), all right. (< -ema adj).
vyema (adjective), fine. (< -ema adj).
vyema (adjective), okay. (< -ema adj).
vyema (adverb), correctly.
vyema (adverb), properly.
vyema (noun), well.
vyenu (adjective), yours.
vyeo (noun), ranks.
vyero (noun 9/10), pl vyero, fish trap. (< cheo N).
vyetu (adjective), ours.
vyo (preposition), whatever. vyo vyote.
-vyoga (verb), crush.
-vyoga (verb), stamp on.
-vyoga (verb), step on.
-vyoga (verb), trample.
-vyoga (verb), tread on.
vyote (adjective), all.
vyuma (noun), money.
- W -
-kuwa (verb), be. (< -wa).
-wa (verb), be. wana shida.
-wa (verb), become.
-wa (verb), exist.
-wa (verb), happen.
wa (conjunction), and. [rare]
-wa na rajua (verb), have hopes. wa na rajua. "to hope, have hopes"..
-wa na rajua (verb), hope. wa na rajua. "to hope, have hopes"..
-waa (verb), blaze.
-waa (verb), burn.
-waa (verb), flame.
-waa (verb), gleam.
-waa (verb), shine.
waa (noun 5/6), pl mawaa, blemish.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, blemish.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, blot.
waa (noun 5/6), pl mawaa, blotch.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, characteristic.
waa (noun), criterion.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, indication.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, of. mwalimu wa darasa.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, patch (of color).
waa (noun), pl mawaa, speck (of color).
waa (noun), pl mawaa, spot (of color).
waa (noun), pl mawaa, stain.
waa (noun), pl mawaa, stigma.
waadhi (noun 9/10), pl nyaadhi, sermon.
waadhi (noun), speech. (< speech). [rare]
waaidha (conjunction), futhermore.
waaidha (conjunction), moreover.
waaidha (conjunction), then.
waaidha (conjunction), thereupon.
waama (conjunction), afterwards.
waama (conjunction), further.
waama (conjunction), moreover.
waama (conjunction), then.
waba (noun 9), cholera.
waba (noun), pestilence.
wabadahu (interjection), and now (introducing the body of a letter after
the salutation). [rare]
wadhifa (noun), job. [rare]
wadhifa (noun 11/10), pl nyadhifa, office. akiusifia wadhifa wake nchini
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
wadhifa (noun 11/10), pl nyadhifa, position. (< Arabic).
-wadi (verb), defile. [rare]
-wadi (verb), be high time to. saa yake ya kusafiri imewadia.
wadi (adjective), proper time (to leave). saa yake ya kusafiri imewadia.
wadi (noun), ravine. [rare]
wadi (noun), son. wadi Ali. [rare]
wadi (noun), dry stream-bed. [rare]
wadi (noun 9/10), pl wadi, watercourse. [rare]
-wadia (verb), arrive.
-wadia (verb), be in time.
wadinasi (noun), well-born man (the son of free parents).
-wafiki (verb), accord. (< Arabic).
-wafiki (verb), agree. mimi huniwafiki wewe hata vibaya vibaya [Abd].
(< Arabic).
-wafiki (verb), be appropriate.
-wafiki (verb), correspond.
-wafiki (verb), harmonize. (< Arabic).
-wafiki (verb), be the same.
-wafiki (verb), be suitable.
-wafikiana (verb), be equivalent.
-wafikiana (verb), be synonymous.
wahabu (noun), god of love.
wahadi (noun), agreement.
wahadi (noun), obligation.
wahadi (noun), promise.
wahadi (noun), vow.
wahed (adjective), one. mvuta bangi wahed... [Ma]. (< Arabic). [rare]
wahedi (noun), one. [rare]
wahedu (adverb), only.
wahedu (adverb), solely.
-wahi (verb), have a chance.
-wahi (verb), be early.
-wahi (verb), ever (to have done something).
-wahi (verb), have ever done something. aliwahi kumpenda mtu ijapokuwa
siku moja katika miaka tisini aliyoishi? [Sul], uliwahi kuwa mwimbaji?
[Sul]. (< Arabic).
-wahi (verb), be prompt.
-wahi (verb), reach (on time).
-wahi (verb), be ready (to do something). aliwahi kufanya kazi.
-wahi (verb), be in good time for.
-wahi (verb), be on time.
wahka (noun 14), anxiety. (< Arabic).
wahka (noun 14), fear. (< Arabic).
wahka (noun 14), worry. leo wahka uliwaingia hata watumishi [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
waima (conjunction), if not.
waima (conjunction), otherwise.
waimbajia wa kanisa (noun 2), choir (church). (< imba V, kanisa N).
wajadili (noun), opposition.
-wajibia (verb), do for.
-wajibika (verb), have a responsibility. (< wajibu N).
-wajibisha (verb), behoove. (< wajibu N).
-wajibisha (verb), compel.
-wajibisha (verb), force.
-wajibisha (verb), obligate. (< wajibu N).
-tekeleza wajibu (verb), carry out duties. (< teka V).
-tekeleza wajibu (verb), carry out responsibilities. (< teka V).
-wajibu (verb), be a duty.
-wajibu (verb), be obligatory.
-wajibu (verb), be proper.
wajibu (noun 14), obligation. ilikuwa ni [...] wajibu wake kuwatembelea
Wakristo wake [Kez]. (< Arabic).
wajibu (noun), proper behavior (us. in a moral sense). ni wajibu wako
kuwahesimu wazee wako.
wajibu (noun 14), pl wajibu, responsibility.
wajibu (noun), task.
-wajihi (noun 11), face.
-wajihi (verb), appear.
-wajihi (verb), greet.
-wajihi (verb), interview.
-wajihi (verb), meet (face to face).
-wajihi (verb), present oneself.
-wajihi (verb), salute.
-wajihi (verb), go to see.
-wajihi (verb), visit.
wajihi (adjective), (external) appearance. wajihi wa mtu [kitu].
wajihi (adjective), exterior.
wajihi (noun 11), form.
wajihi (noun), reception.
wajihi (noun), surface.
-wajihiana (verb), meet face to face. (< wajihi N).
wajomba (noun), one's male relatives on one's mother's side..
-waka (verb), fig. be angry.
-waka (verb), blaze.
-waka (verb), burn.
-waka (verb), burn.
-waka (verb), fig. be excited.
-waka (verb), catch fire. mti unawaka upesi.
-waka (verb), be in flames.
-waka (verb), lay a floor (of hardpacked earth or cement) in a house..
-waka (verb), gleam.
-waka (verb), be inflamed.
-waka (verb), be lighted. ndani bado taa zilikuwa zikiwaka mfululizo
[Moh].
-waka (verb), be painful.
-waka (verb), shine.
wakaa (noun), favorable time.
wakaa (noun 11/10), pl nyakaa, free time.
wakaa (noun 11/10), pl nyakaa, leisure.
wakaa (noun 11/10), pl nyakaa, opportunity.
wakaa (noun), (established) time (for something).
wakaa (noun 11/10), pl nyakaa, single time. wakaa tatu kila siku [Abd].
(< Arabic).
wakaa (noun 11/10), pl nyakaa, time.
wakala (noun 9/10), pl wakala, agency.
wakala (noun 11/6), pl makala, agent.
wakala (noun 11), appointment.
wakala (noun), power of attorney.
wakala (noun), proxy.
wakala (noun), representation.
kila wakati (noun), each time. (< kila adv, wakati N).
wakati (noun), chance. huu ni wakati wako, angalia!.
wakati (noun), fixed time.
wakati (noun), moment. wakati haujafika bado.
wakati (noun), opportunity.
wakati (noun), period.
wakati (noun), point of time.
wakati (noun), season. wakati wa mavuno.
wakati (noun), time (in gen.).
wakati umewadia (noun 11/10), pl nyakati zimewadia, time has come. (<
wakati N, wadia V).
wakati wa (noun 11/10), pl nyakati za, when (+ infinitive).
wake (adjective), their.
wakef (noun 9/10), consecration. weka wakef. (< isl).
wakef (noun 9/10), endowment (land or money) made to a mosque. weka
wakef. (< isl).
wakf (noun 9/10), consecration. (< isl).
wakf (noun 9/10), endowment (land or money) made to a mosque.. (< isl).
wakf (noun 11), foundation.
wakfu (noun 11/10), pl wakfu, consecration.
wakfu (noun 9/10), endowment (land or money) made to a mosque.. (< isl).
wakfu (noun 11/10), pl wakfu, foundation (charitable).
-wakia (adjective), catch fire (accidentally).
wakia (noun), ounce (unit of weight that is one-sixteenth of a ratli).
-wakifia (verb), estimate (to charge someone).
-wakifia (verb), evaluate (to charge someone).
-wakifia (verb), fix the price (to charge someone).
-wakifisha (verb), prevent.
-wakifisha (verb), reduce.
-wakifisha (verb), stop.
-wakifu (verb), curb (prices etc.).
-wakifu (verb), limit (prices etc.).
-wakifu (verb), refuse.
-wakifu (verb), reject.
-wakifu (verb), stop (prices etc.).
wakifu (adjective), have a fixed price.
wakifu (noun 9/10), consecration. (< isl).
wakifu (noun 9/10), endowment (land or money) made to a mosque. (< isl).
-wakili (verb), act as agent.
-wakili (verb), act as representative.
wakili (noun 5/6), pl mawakili, advocate. yule wakili wa kike, msichana
wa mwanzo katika nchi nzima [Moh]. (< wakalaN).
wakili (noun), pl mawakili, agency. wakili wa kutoa habari.
wakili (noun), pl mawakili, attorney.
wakili (noun 5/6an), pl mawakili, defense attorney. (< wakalaN).
wakili (noun), pl mawakili, delegate.
wakili (noun), pl mawakili, deputy.
wakili (noun 5/6an), pl mawakili, lawyer. (< Arabic).
-wakilisha (verb), appoint as agent.
-wakilisha (verb), appoint as deputy.
-wakilisha (verb), appoint as representative.
-wakilisha (verb), authorize.
-wakilisha (verb), commission.
-wakilisha (verb), empower.
-wakilisha (verb), represent. (< wakala N).
wakina (noun), descent.
wakina (noun), extraction.
wakina (noun), family.
wako (adjective), your.
wako (verb), they are there.
wakwe (noun), parents-in-law.
wala (adverb), however.
wala (adverb), neither.
wala (conjunction), nor. hakuweza kusema Kiingereza wala Kifaransa..
wala (conjunction), and not.
wala (conjunction), but not.
walahi (conjunction), indeed. walahi nitakwenda.
walahi (conjunction), really.
walakini (conjunction), but. (< lakini N).
walakini (conjunction), however. (< lakini N).
walakini (conjunction), nevertheless.
walakini (conjunction), notwithstanding.
walao (adverb), even. (< Arabic).
walao (adverb), at least. niruhusu nikuonyeshe walao shukrani zangu
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
walao (adverb), not even. (< Arabic).
walao (adverb), not a single one. Rukia hakutokwa na walao chozi moja
[Mt]. (< Arabic).
walau (adverb), at least. alikuwa na hakika msichana walau angetoa
ukelele [Muk]. (< Arabic).
walau (adverb), even. (< Arabic).
walau (adverb), not even. (< Arabic).
walau (adverb), not a single one. (< Arabic).
walau (conjunction), although. [rare]
walau (conjunction), anyhow.
walau (conjunction), even.
walau (conjunction), at least.
walau (conjunction), at any rate.
wale (pronoun), those. watu wale.
wali (noun), pl maliwali, administrative official or headman in the
colonial era (generally an Arab appointed by the governmnet to handle
relations with the Moslem community).
wali (noun), pl mawali, administrative official generally Arab appointed
by the government to handle relations with the Moslem community.
wali (noun 11), rice (cooked).
wali ya pukute (noun 9/10), pl wali za pukute, rice cooked in such a way
that the grains are separate. wali wa pukute. rice cooked in such a way
that the grains are separate.
walii (noun 5/6an), pl mawalii, holy person.
walii (noun 5/6an), pl mawalii, saint. (< isl).
walio (noun), scar.
walio (noun 11/10), pl nyalio, fish-trap (kind of).
walio (noun), weal.
walio (noun), welt.
waliowengi (noun 2), majority. wingi zaidi. (< engl).
wallah! (interjection), By God!.
wallai! (interjection), indeed. wallai! nitakwenda.
wallai! (interjection), really.
wama (adverb), bend over something (e.g. a fire).
wama (adverb), lie down on one's stomach.
-wamba (verb), apply by stretching. (< wakala N).
-wamba (verb), cover. wamba ngoma.
-wamba (verb), be foggy. ukungu umewamba.
-wamba (verb), be overcast.
-wamba (verb), overspread.
wamba (adjective), be cloudy.
wamba (adverb), spread over.
wamba (adverb), stretch over.
wambe (noun), dust from threshing grain.
wambe (noun), dust from winnowing grain.
wambiso (adjective), adherence.
wambiso (noun 11), pl sing., adhesive.
wambiso (noun 11), pl sing., attachment.
wambiso (noun 11), pl sing., clasping.
wamevinjari (noun), the unemployed.
wamia (adverb), bend over something (e.g. a fire).
wamia (adverb), lie down on one's stomach.
wana (verb), they have. wana nyumba nzuri.
wanaume (noun), men.
wanaume (noun), menfolk.
wanawake (noun), womenfolk.
-wanda (verb), get fat.
-wanda (verb), get fat.
-wanda (verb), grow well (of plants), thrive.
-wanda (verb), as thick as one's finger.
-wanda (verb), put on weight.
wanda (noun), open area.
wanda (noun), finger. [archaic]
wanda (noun), open country.
wanda (noun), plain.
wanda (noun), plaza.
wanda (noun), (town) square.
wanda (noun 11/10), pl nyanda, thickness of a finger (about an inch).
-wanga (verb), calculate.
-wanga (verb), conjure.
-wanga (verb), cut (open).
-wanga (verb), hurt. moyo wangu unaniuma, unaniwanga [Ma], kichwa
kinawanga [Muk].
-wanga (verb), injure.
-wanga (verb), practice magic.
-wanga (verb), give pain.
-wanga (verb), stay up at night. [archaic]
-wanga (verb), wound.
-wanga (verb), count.
wanga (noun), arrowroot.
wanga (noun 11), starch.
wangafu (noun 14), pl wangafu, upper atmosphere. (< anga N).
wangafu (noun), brightness.
wangafu (noun), clarity.
wangafu (noun), clearness.
wangafu (noun), discernment.
wangafu (noun), glow.
wangafu (noun), intelligence.
wangafu (noun), luster.
wangafu (noun), penetration.
wangafu (noun 14), pl wangafu, radiance. (< anga N).
wangafu (noun), transparency.
wangafu (noun), brightness.
wangafu (noun), clarity.
wangafu (noun), clearness.
wangafu (noun), discernment.
wangafu (noun), glow.
wangafu (noun), intelligence.
wangafu (noun), luster.
wangafu (noun), penetration.
wangafu (noun), transparency.
wangavu (noun 14), pl wangavu, upper atmosphere. (< anga N).
wangavu (noun), brightness.
wangavu (noun), clarity.
wangavu (noun), clearness.
wangavu (noun), discernment.
wangavu (noun), glow.
wangavu (noun), intelligence.
wangavu (noun), luster.
wangavu (noun), penetration.
wangavu (noun 14), pl wangavu, radiance. (< anga N).
wangavu (noun), transparency.
wangavu (noun), brightness.
wangavu (noun), clarity.
wangavu (noun), clearness.
wangavu (noun), discernment.
wangavu (noun), glow.
wangavu (noun), intelligence.
wangavu (noun), luster.
wangavu (noun), penetration.
wangavu (noun), transparency.
wangi (adjective), many. [rare]
wangine (adjective), others. [rare]
wangu (pronoun), mine.
wanguwangu (adverb), very quickly.
wanguwangu (adverb), with a great vehemence. chozi au manja akawa
anakuja chini wanguwangu [Moh].
wangwa (noun 11/10), pl nyangwa, bare ground. (< wanga V).
wangwa (noun), desert.
wangwa (noun), tidal flats.
wangwa (noun), wasteland.
wangwa (noun), wilderness.
-wania (verb), desire. mambo ya kuungua jua kungojea mabasi siwanii
[Ma].
wanja (noun 11), antimony (used as a cosmetic).
wanja (noun 11), kohl.
wanja (noun 11), mascara. chupa za manukato, mikebe ya udi, vikombe vya
wanja [Ya].
wano (noun), pl mawano, shaft (of a spear or arrow).
wano (noun), pl mawano, sticks used for fortune-telling.
mnyang'anyi (noun 2), pl wanyang'anyi, robber. (< nyang'anya V).
wao (pronoun), their.
wao (pronoun), theirs.
wao (pronoun), them.
wao (pronoun), they.
wapi (pronoun), to what avail?.
wapi (pronoun), for what purpose?. Nilijaribu, nikajaribu tena, lakini
wapi?.
wapi (pronoun), where?. yuko wapi?.
-wapilia (verb), smell (too) strongly of perfume.
wapo (adjective), they are there.
wapo (noun), gift. [rare]
waraka (noun 11/10), pl nyaraka, certificate.
waraka (noun), cigarette paper.
waraka (noun 11/10), pl nyaraka, document.
waraka (noun), epistle.
waraka (noun 11/10), pl nyaraka, letter.
wardi (noun 5/6), pl mawardi, rose. mwanamke mzuri ni waridi katika
kichaka [Mt]. (< Arabic).
wargi (noun), locally distilled African gin.
wargi (noun 9), intoxicant (type of).
wari (noun 9/10), unit of measure about a yard. (< pers).
wari (noun 9/10), pl wari, inner tube. (< eng).
wari (noun 9/10), pl wari, air valve.
wari (noun 9/10), pl wari, valve (of a bicycle or automobile tire). (<
eng).
wari (noun 9/10), pl wari, yard (measure).
waria (noun), journeyman.
waria (noun 9/10an), pl waria, worker (skilled).
waridi (noun 5/6), pl mawaridi, rose. midomo yake [...] imerembwa
mng'aro wa wardi [Ya]. (< Arabic).
warigi (noun), locally distilled African gin.
warishai (noun), vessel for storing drinking water.
warishai (noun), water-cooler.
warithi (noun), pl mawarithi, heir. [rare]
warithi (noun), pl mawarithi, heritage. [rare]
warithi (noun), pl mawarithi, inheritance. [rare]
warithi (noun), pl mawarithi, legacy. [rare]
warsha (noun 9/10), pl warsha, workshop.
-wasa (verb), forbid.
-wasa (verb), prohibit.
-wasa (verb), warn.
wasa (noun), drizzle (of rain).
wasa (noun), sticks or laths used to fill up the spaces in the framework
of a house prior to plastering.
wasaa (noun 11), leisure.
wasaa (noun 11), opportunity. (< Arabic).
wasaa (noun 11), room. (< Arabic).
wasaa (noun 11), space. twende Bi Tamima, dunia wasaa [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
wasaa (noun), (established) time (for something)..
wasaa (noun), free time.
wasaa (noun 11), time. (< Arabic).
wasalam! (noun), greeting and conclusion (in letters).
-washa (verb), set fire to.
-washa (verb), hurt.
-washa (verb), be inflamed.
-washa (verb), be irritated.
-washa (verb), itch. (< waka V).
-washa (verb), kindle. (< waka V).
-washa (verb), cause pain.
-washa (verb), smart.
-washa (verb), start (an automobile).
-washa (verb), sting.
-washa (verb), be sunburned.
-washa (verb), turn on (an electric light).
-washa (verb causative), cause to burn. anaiweka bakuli hiyo juu ya meza
kwa mpasuko, utadhani ilikuwa ikimwasha [Ma], si kwa sababu ametumwa kwake
tu, bali umbeya ulimwasha [Ya].
-washa (verb causative), light. namna ya kuwasha majiko ya umeme [Sul].
washerati (noun), adultery.
washerati (noun), debauchery.
washerati (noun), immorality.
washerati (noun), profligacy.
washerati (noun), adultery.
washerati (noun), debauchery.
washerati (noun), immorality.
washerati (noun), profligacy.
-washia (verb), light for someone. (< waka V).
-washwa (verb caus-pass), be itching. labda kujikuna tu anapowashwa
[Abd].
wasi (noun), disobedience.
wasi (noun), hesitation (when requested to do something). vuja uasi.
wasi (noun), insurrection.
wasi (noun), misgivings (when requested to do something).
wasi (noun), mutiny.
wasi (noun), rebellion. fanya uasi.
wasi (noun 11/6), pl maasi, disobedience.
wasi (noun), pl maasi, hesitation.
wasi (noun), pl maasi, insurrection.
wasi (noun), pl maasi, misgivings.
wasi (noun), pl maasi, mutiny.
wasi (noun), pl maasi, rebellion.
wasia (noun 14), pl wasia, moral lesson. (< usia V).
wasia (noun), last will and testament.
wasia (noun), will.
-wasifu (verb), describe. (< sifa N).
-wasifu (verb), explain.
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, biography. (< sifa N).
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, c.v.. (< sifa N).
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, credentials. (< sifa N).
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, description. (< sifa N).
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, epithet. (< sifa N).
wasifu (noun), explanation.
wasifu (noun 14), pl wasifu, resume. (< sifa N).
wasii (noun), pl mawasii, executor (of a will).
wasii (noun), pl mawasii, guardian.
wasii (noun), pl mawasii, trustee.
-wasili (verb), appear.
-wasili (verb), arrive. wasili kwake.
-wasili (verb), get to a destination.
-wasili (verb), reach. atakayewasili leo ni mtoto wao mpenzi [Moh]. (<
Arabic).
wasili (noun), credits.
wasili (noun), income.
wasili (noun 5/6), pl mawasili, receipt (of something).
-wasiliana (verb), communicate. (< wasili V).
-wasilisha (verb), send something.
-wasilisha (verb), write to.
-wasilishia (verb), send something to someone.
-wasilishia (verb), write to someone.
wasiwasi (noun 14), pl wasiwasi, anxiety.
wasiwasi (noun), confusion. tia wasiwasi.
wasiwasi (noun), crisis. nchi hii ina wasiwasi.
wasiwasi (noun), critical situation.
wasiwasi (noun 14), pl wasiwasi, doubt.
wasiwasi (noun), irresolution.
wasiwasi (noun), misgiving. fanya wasiwasi.
wasiwasi (noun), perplexity.
wasiwasi (noun), scruple.
wasiwasi (noun 14), pl wasiwasi, troubles.
wasiwasi (noun), uncertainty.
wasiwasi (noun), vacillation.
wasiwasi (noun 14), pl wasiwasi, worry.
kwa wastani (conjunction), on average.
wastani (adjective), average.
wastani (adjective), medium.
wastani (adjective), moderate.
wastani (adverb), about.
wastani (adverb), approximately. wanafunzi wana kwa wastani umri wa
miaka kumi..
wastani (adverb), on the average.
wastani (noun), mean.
wastani (noun 14), pl wastani, standard.
watani (noun), birthplace.
watani (noun), fatherland.
watani (noun), home.
watani (noun), native country.
watoto wategemea (noun 2), dependent children. (< -tot N, tegemea V).
-a watu (adjective), other people's (property etc.). watu a watu.
-a watu (adjective), belonging to other people.
-a watu (adjective), of the people.
-a watu (adjective), popular. Jamhuri ya watu.
wavu (noun 11/10), pl nyavu, net. tega wavu.
-wawa (verb), burn.
-wawa (verb), be inflamed.
-wawa (verb), be irritated.
-wawa (verb), itch.
-wawa (verb), occur.
-wawa (verb), smart.
-wawa (verb), be sunburned.
waya (noun), inability to afford something.
waya (noun 11/10), pl nyaya, earthen dish for baking cakes.
waya (noun), lack of something.
waya (noun 9/10), pl waya, wire (of an electrical appliance). kwenye
kishikio cha taa hizo imetokeza waya ndefu [Muk]. (< Eng.).
-wayawaya (verb), be loaded down (a tree with fruit etc.). mti
umewayawaya.
-wayawaya (verb), stagger (under a load).
-wayawaya (verb), sway to and fro. matawi ya miembe yakiwayawaya katika
ule upepo [Sul].
-wayawaya (verb), be uncertain.
wayawaya (adjective), have no firm opinions.
wayawaya (adjective), vacillate.
wayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, footprint.
wayo (noun 11/10), pl nyayo, sole of foot.
wayo (noun), track. nyayo za mnyama.
wayowayo (noun 11), indecision. (< wayawaya V).
wayowayo (noun 11), reeling. (< wayawaya V).
wayowayo (noun 11), staggering. (< wayawaya V).
wayowayo (noun), pl mawayowayo, swaying.
wayowayo (noun), pl mawayowayo, uncertainty.
-waza (verb), assume.
-waza (verb), conjuncture.
-waza (verb), consider.
-waza (verb), imagine.
-waza (verb), meditate.
-waza (verb), ponder.
-waza (verb), reflect.
-waza (verb), suppose.
-waza (verb), imagine.
-waza (verb), think.
wazi (adjective), candid.
wazi (adjective), clear.
wazi (adjective), clearly (fig.).
wazi (adjective), empty.
wazi (adjective), frank.
wazi (adjective), open.
wazi (adjective), overt. mlango wazi.
wazi (adjective), plain.
wazi (adjective), sincere. maneno yake wazi, hayana kificho.
wazi (adjective), uncovered. kichwa wazi.
wazi (adverb), evident.
wazi (adverb), obvious.
wazi wazi (adverb), clearly. (< wazi adv).
wazi wazi (adverb), openly. (< wazi adv).
-wazia (verb), consider something.
-wazia (verb), reflect on something.
-wazia (verb), think about something.
wazimu (noun), delusion.
wazimu (noun), hallucination.
wazimu (noun), insanity. wa[na] wazimu.
wazimu (noun 14), madness. amjuaye Bahati na kumwona wakati ule pengine
angemshuku wazimu [Sul], atajitia wazimu [Moh].
wazimu (noun), mania.
wazira (noun), ministry. waziri bila ya wizara.
waziri (noun 5/6an), pl mawaziri, minister (governmental). waziri mkuu.
waziri (noun), secretary of state.
waziri (noun), statesman.
Waziri wa Mashauri Nchini (noun 5/6an), pl Mawaziri wa Mashauri Nchini,
Minister of Home Affairs.
-wazisha (verb), ponder.
-wazisha (verb), put someone in a reflective frame of mind.
-wazisha (verb), get someone to think about something.
-wazisha (verb), think over carefully.
waziwazi (adjective), candid.
waziwazi (adjective), clear.
waziwazi (adjective), frank.
waziwazi (adjective), open.
waziwazi (adjective), overt.
waziwazi (adjective), plain.
waziwazi (adjective), sincere. maneno yake waziwazi, hayana kificho.
waziwazi (adjective), uncovered. kichwa waziwazi.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, assumption.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, conjecture.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, hypothesis.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, idea.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, opinion.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, reflection. wa [kaa] katika mawazo.
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, supposition.
wazo (noun 11/6), pl mawazo, thought. (< waza V).
wazo (noun), pl mawazo, view.
-wazua (verb converse), weighing one's thoughts. (< waza).
we (pronoun), you. (< wewe).
-wea (verb), affect.
-wea (verb), have a claim on.
-wea (verb), concern.
-wea (verb), be a creditor of.
-wea (verb), be good for.
-wea (verb), suit.
-wea (verb), useful to.
wee (pronoun), you.
wehu (noun), insanity.
wehu (noun), lunacy.
wehu (noun 14), madness. [kitovu chako] kinachokusimanga na kukutia wehu
[Moh].
-weka (verb), defer.
-weka (verb), delay.
-weka (verb), deposit. weka fedha.
-weka (verb), put into effect.
-weka (verb), establish. weka sheria.
-weka (verb), found.
-weka (verb), install (in an office).
-weka (verb), introduce.
-weka (verb), keep (for further use).
-weka (verb), lay aside.
-weka (verb), open. weka duka.
-weka (verb), place. weka pamoja.
-weka (verb), put. akiambiwa kuweka moto jikoni yeye huchukuwa majani
kutoka paa la jiko [Kez], wewe uliweka nadhiri kuivunja rekodi iliyokuwapo
[Muk, alishindwa kuweka hesabu ya namna mbali mbali mwanawe alivyoweza
kuzitengeneza nywele zake [Ya].
-weka (verb), reserve.
-weka (verb), save. weka akiba.
-weka (verb), set. weka tayari.
-weka (verb), store up. mtoto aliletwa na kuwekwa usoni pake [Moh].
-weka (verb), keep.
-weka poni (verb), leave as a pledge. weka poni. leave as a pledge..
-weka rahani (verb), mortgage. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
-weka rahani (verb), pawn. komboa rahani. redeem a pledge.
-weka rangi (verb), color. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-weka rangi (verb), paint. rangi nyekundu (nyeusi). red (black)
pigment/dye.. (< ind).
-weka rehani (verb), mortgage. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
-weka rehani (verb), pawn. komboa rehani. redeem a pledge.
-weka rekodi (verb), set a record.
-weka rikodi (verb), set a record.
-weka rimende (verb), arrest.
-weka rumande (verb), arrest. weka rumande. put under arrest.. (<
eng).
-weka rumenda (verb), arrest. weka rumande. put under arrest.. (<
eng).
-wekea (verb), keep in. (< weka V).
-wekea (verb), place for someone.
-wekea (verb), put for someone.
-wekea (verb), put in. maji mmeshamwekea mzazi msalani? [Moh], mbona
wembe hamjaniekea? [Moh]. (< weka V).
-wekea (verb), put aside for. (< weka V).
-wekea (verb), keep for. (< weka V).
-wekelea (verb), put something on top of something else. (< weka V).
-wekevu (adjective), thrifty. (< weka V).
wekevu (adjective), frugal.
wekevu (adjective), miserly.
wekevu (adjective), thrift(iness).
wekevu (noun), power of aptitude.
wekevu (noun), power of comprehension.
wekevu (noun), economy.
wekevu (noun), power of ingenuity.
wekevu (noun), power of intelligence.
-wekewa (verb appl-pass), be served. msichana alipowekewa chakula hicho
mezani alimtazama mhudumu kwa mshangao [Mt], ndiye mchumba wake hasa
aliyewekewa tangu mdogo [Ya].
weko (noun), pl maweko, act of putting aside.
weko (noun), pl maweko, bank deposit.
weko (noun), pl maweko, metal used for welding. tia weko.
weko (noun 5/6), pl maweko, pedestal. (< weka V).
weko (noun 5/6), pl maweko, place for putting something. (< weka V).
weko (noun), repository.
weko (noun), pl maweko, act of saving.
weko (noun 5/6), pl maweko, stand. (< weka V).
weko (noun), storage place.
-wekua (verb), break (down).
-wekua (verb), destroy.
-wekua (verb), knock to pieces.
wekundu (noun), red.
-wekwa (verb passive), be put. Subira aliiweka ile barua [Sul].
wele (noun 5/6), pl mawele, millet grain.
wele (noun), pl mawele, udder.
weledi (adjective), adept.
weledi (adjective), clever.
weledi (adjective), skillful.
weledi (noun), ability.
weledi (noun), art.
weledi (noun), skill.
weleka (adverb), carry (a child on one's back).
welekevu (noun), power of aptitude.
welekevu (noun), power of comprehension.
welekevu (noun), power of ingenuity.
welekevu (noun), power of intelligence.
welfeya (noun 9), prosperity. (< engl).
welfeya (noun 9), welfare. (< engl).
wema (noun), excellence.
wema (noun 14), goodness. (< -ema adv).
wema (noun), kindness.
wembamba (noun), delicacy.
wembamba (noun), slenderness.
wembamba (noun), thinness.
wembe (noun), knife (very sharp).
wembe (noun 11/10), pl nyembe, razor. alitoweka kwenda kuleta wembe
[Moh].
wembembe (noun), wild bee.
wendelezo (noun), continuation.
wendelezo (noun), spelling.
wendo (noun), pl nyendo, speed.
-wenga (verb), feel abhorrence for.
-wenga (verb), have certain foods disagree with one.
-wenga (verb), dislike.
-wenga (verb), break out in a rash.
-wenga (verb), refuse.
-wenga (verb), reject.
wengi (adjective), many.
wengi (adjective), many people.
wengine (adjective), other.
wengine (pronoun), others. (< -ingine adv).
wengu (noun), pl mawengu, spleen. [anat]
weni (noun), medicinal plant.
weni (noun 11/6), pl maweni, plant (any of several stinging kinds). weni
'uo ukiuke [Moh].
wenu (adjective), yours.
wenye (adjective), with.
wenyewe (adjective), itself.
wenzi (noun), company.
wenzi (noun 11), friendliness. (< enda V).
wenzi (noun), society.
wenzo (noun), pl nyezo, lever.
wenzo (noun), pl nyezo, raw materials. wenzo za nchi.
wenzo (noun), pl nyezo, natural products.
wenzo (noun), pl nyezo, natural resources.
wenzo (noun), pl nyezo, roller. mti huu hauendi ila kwa nyenzo.
wepesi (noun), agility (of movements etc.).
wepesi (noun), ease.
wepesi (noun), haste.
wepesi (noun), lightness (in weight).
wepesi (noun 14), quickness. (< -epesi adv).
wepesi (noun), speed.
weredi (noun 14), cleverness.
weredi (noun 14), skill.
werevu (noun), acuteness.
werevu (noun), adaptability.
werevu (noun), adroitness.
werevu (noun 14), cleverness. (< -erevu adj).
werevu (noun 14), craftiness. (< -erevu adj).
werevu (noun 14), cunning. uso wake haukuonyesha werevu [Ng]. (< -erevu
adj).
werevu (noun), deceit.
werevu (noun), intelligence.
werevu (noun), penetration.
werevu (noun), reasoning power.
werevu (noun 14), shrewdness. (< -erevu adj).
wetu (adjective), ours.
weu (noun), pl nyeu, clearing (in a forest).
weu (noun), pl nyeu, open place.
weuo (noun), menstruation.
weuo (noun), ritual purification.
weupe (noun), brightness.
weupe (noun), gray color.
weupe (noun), ingenuousness.
weupe (noun), innocence.
weupe (noun 14), lightness. (< -eupe adj).
weupe (noun), naivete'.
weupe (noun), paleness.
weupe (noun), pallor.
weupe (noun), simplicity.
weupe (noun), white color.
weupe (noun 14), whiteness. (< -eupe adj).
weusi (noun), black color.
weusi (noun 14), blackness. (< -eusi adj).
weusi (noun 14), darkness. (< -eusi adj).
weusi (noun), gloom.
wewe (pronoun), pl ninyi/nyinyi, you (sing.).
-wewedeka (verb), have nightmares.
-wewedeka (verb), talk in one's sleep.
wewedeka (adverb), talk deliriously.
-weweseka (verb), have nightmares.
-weweseka (verb), talk in one's sleep.
weweseka (adverb), talk deliriously.
-wewesesha (verb), give one nightmares.
-wewesesha (verb), make one talk in one's sleep.
weye (pronoun), you. [rare]
-weza (verb), be able.
-weza (verb), bear.
-weza (verb), can.
-weza (verb), defeat. wachawi wote wa Namagondo hawaniwezi [Kez].
-weza (verb), endure. weza taabu.
-weza (verb), be ill (used in negative).
-weza (verb), overcome.
-weza (verb), overpower. ametuweza.
-weza (verb), overwhelm.
-weza (verb), have power.
-weza (verb), put up with.
-weza (verb), be sick (used in negative).
-weza (verb), be strong.
-weza (verb), be well.
-wezekana (verb), be feasible. hawezekani.
-wezekana (verb), be possible. haiwezekani.
-wezesha (verb), authorize.
-wezesha (verb), empower.
-wezesha (verb), enable. (< weza V).
-wezesha (verb), make it possible for someone to do something. [archaic]
makuli (noun), wharf. wharf.
wi (adjective), bad. [archaic]
wi (adjective), evil. [archaic]
wi (adjective), wicked.
-wia (verb), start to boil (water).
-wia (verb), have a claim on someone (for money owed).
-wia (verb), be a creditor. mwenye kuwiwa.
-wia (verb), give someone something.
-wia (verb), (begin to) get hot.
-wia (verb), be owed by.
-wia (verb), seethe.
-wia (verb), become warm.
-wia (verb), get warm.
-wia (verb applicative), be for. basi ikawawia tabu na mashaka [Moh].
-wia (verb applicative), be to.
-wiana (verb), balance. (< wia V).
-wiana (verb), be of equal status. (< wia V).
-wiana (verb), be indebted to each other.
-wiana (verb), level. (< wia V).
-wiana (verb), match. (< wia V).
-wiana (verb), owe.
-wiana (verb), resemble. (< wia V).
wiano (noun 14), relation. (< wia V).
wiano (noun 14), similarity. (< wia V).
wibari (noun 9/10an), pl wibari, hyrax.
wibari (noun), wild rabbit.
widhaa (noun), pl mawidhaa, sermon. [rare]
widhaa (noun), pl mawidhaa, speech. [rare]
wifi (noun 5/6an), pl mawifi, sister-in-law (brother's wife or husband's
sister). kuitana majina mara 'Mke mwenzangu', na pengine 'Wifi yangu'
[Abd].
-wika (verb), crow (a cock). likiwika lisiwike kutakucha.
wiki (noun 9/10), week. wiki jana. (< engl).
wiki ilioyopita (noun 9/10), pl wiki zilizopita, last week. (< wiki N,
pita V).
wikiendi (noun 9/10), weekend. (< engl).
wiko (noun), pl mawiko, cockcrow.
wilaya (noun 9/10), pl wilaya, district. Wastani wa mvua inayonyesha kwa
mwaka katika Wilaya ya Rungwe ni inchi 80-100 (Nsekela,"Masomo," 6).. The
average annual amount of rain in Rungwe District is 80-100 inches.. (<
Arabic).
wilaya (noun 9/10), pl wilaya, province. serikali itaunda wilaya mpya
huko Ludwa [Mun]. (< Arabic).
-wili (adjective), two.
wima (adjective), straight.
wima (adjective), upright. simama wima.
wima (adjective), vertical. mistari ya wima.
wima (noun), state of being erect.
wima (noun), honesty.
wima (noun), state of being perpendicular.
wima (noun), post.
wima (noun), prop.
wima (noun), support.
wima (noun), uprightness.
wimbaji (noun), singing (act of).
wimbi (noun), pl mawimbi, excitement.
wimbi (noun), grains of a variety of millet (used for making beer).
wimbi (noun), pl mawimbi, surf.
wimbi (noun), pl mawimbi, swell.
wimbi (noun 5/6), pl mawimbi, wave (in water). mshindo wa bahari na
mawimbi [Kez], wimbi la upepo baridi linaupiga uso wake [Muk], Saada kama
wimbi alielemea kibandani mwao [Moh].
wimbo (noun), pl nyimbo, anthem. wimbo wa Tanganyika.
wimbo (noun), pl nyimbo, hymn. wimbo wa dini.
wimbo (noun 11/10), pl nyimbo, song. ndipo katunga wimbo [Kez]. (< imba
V).
wimbombo (noun), the 'male' of a pair of firesticks.
winchi (noun 9/10), crane. (< engl).
winchi (noun 9/10), pl winchi, winch.
winchi (noun 9/10), windlass. (< engl).
-winda (verb), chase.
-winda (verb), hunt. macho yake yalikuwa kazini, yakiwinda [Mt].
-winda (verb), pursue.
-winda (verb), search (for).
winda (noun 9/10), pl winda, diaper. Rehema alikibadili [kitoto] winda
[Sul].
winda (noun), type of loincloth worn by Indian traders but not by
Africans..
winda (noun 9), locally distilled African gin.
winda (noun 9/10), pl winda, napkin.
winda (noun 9/10), pl winda, nappy.
-windana (verb), hunt together.
-windana (verb), pursue each other.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, bag.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, booty.
windo (noun 5/6), pl mawindo, hunter's bag.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, equipment of hunting.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, methods of hunting.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, occupation of hunting.
windo (noun), pl mawindo, pay of hunting.
windo (noun 5/6), pl mawindo, prey from hunting. (< winda V).
windo (noun), pl mawindo, quarry.
-winga (verb), chase away.
-winga (verb), drive away.
-winga (verb), expel.
kwa wingi (adjective), in large numbers.
kwa wingi (adjective), in large quantities.
wingi (noun 14), abundance.
wingi (noun), a great deal. wingi si hoja.
wingi (noun), large number.
wingi (noun 2), pl mawingi, majority. wingi zaidi. (< engl).
wingi (noun), much.
wingi (noun 14), plenty. (< -ingi adj).
wingi (noun), plural.
wingi (noun 14), quantity. akaridhika na wingi wa nyama iliyojaa
kiungwana nyuma ya mapaja hayo [Mt].
wingi (noun 9/10), pl mawingi, wing. (< engl). [sports]
wingu (noun 5/6), pl mawingu, cloud. ndipo watakapomwona Mwana wa mtu
akija katika wingu [Kez].
wingu (noun 11/10), pl mbingu, sky.
wingu (noun), pl mawingu, wing. [politics]
winja (noun), whistle. piga winja.
winji (noun 9/10), crane. (< engl).
winji (noun 9/10), winch. (< engl).
winji (noun 9/10), windlass. (< engl).
kikausho cha wino (noun), pl vikausho vya wino, blotting paper. (< kauka
V).
wino (noun 11), pl wino, ink. wino mwekundu.
wino wa ngisi (noun), sepia. wino wa ngisi.
winzani (noun), weighing.
winzani (noun), weight.
wishwa (noun 11), pl wishwa, bran.
wishwa (noun 9/10), pl wishwa, chaff.
wishwa (noun 9/10), pl wishwa, husks.
wiswa (noun), bran.
wiswa (noun), chaff.
witiri (noun 14), odd.
witiri (noun), odd number.
wito (noun 11), casting. (< ita V).
wito (noun), contagion. pata [shikwa na] wito.
wito (noun 11), infection. (< ita V).
wito (noun 11), mold. (< ita V).
wituri (noun), odd number.
-wiva (verb), be cooked.
-wiva (verb), be prepared.
-wiva (verb), be ready.
-wiva (verb), become ripe.
-wiva (verb), ripen.
wivi (noun), burglary.
wivi (noun 14), robbery. (< iba V).
wivi (noun 14), stealing. (< iba V).
wivi (noun 14), theft. (< iba V).
-wa na wivu (verb), be jealous.
wivu (adjective), jealous.
wivu (adjective), malicious.
wivu (adjective), spiteful.
wivu (noun 11), envy.
wivu (noun 11), ill will.
wivu (noun 11), pl wivu, jealousy.
-wiwa (verb), be owed.
-wiwa na (verb), be owed by. (< wia V).
wizani (noun), weighing.
wizani (noun), weight.
wizara (noun 9/10), pl wizara, ministry (government).
wizi (noun), burglary.
wizi (noun 14), robbery.
wizi (noun 14), stealing. hao wenye mioyo ya wivi [Kez].
wizi (noun 14), theft. (< iba V).
woga (noun 14), cowardice. (< ogopa V).
woga (noun), faintheartedness.
woga (noun 14), pl woga, fear.
woga (noun 14), pl woga, fright.
woga (noun), nervousness.
woga (noun), pusillanimity.
woga (noun 14), scare. (< ogopa V).
woga (noun), shyness.
woga (noun), timidity.
wogofya (noun), pl mawogofya, nyogofya, menace.
wogofya (noun), pl mawogofya, nyogofya, something terrifying.
wogofya (noun), pl mawogofya, nyogofya, threat.
woki (noun), honey.
wokofu (noun), deliverance.
wokofu (noun), rescue.
wokofu (noun), reward for finding something lost.
wokofu (noun), salvation.
wokovu (noun), deliverance.
wokovu (noun), rescue.
wokovu (noun), reward for finding something lost.
wokovu (noun 14), salvation. (< okoa V).
wokozi (noun), deliverance.
wokozi (noun), rescue.
wokozi (noun), salvation.
wokozi (noun), saving.
wongo (adjective), deceitful.
wongo (adjective), false.
wongo (adjective), lying.
wongo (adjective), untrue.
wongo (noun), deception.
wongo (noun), delusion.
wongo (noun), dissimulation.
wongo (noun), fraud.
wongo (noun), illusion.
wongo (noun), lie.
wongo (noun), pretence.
wongo (noun), spuriousness. kiapo cha wongo.
wongo (noun), untruth.
wongofu (noun), conversion.
wongofu (noun), correctness.
wongofu (noun), fairness.
wongofu (noun), honesty.
wongofu (noun), justice.
wongofu (noun), justness.
wongofu (noun), legal matter.
wongofu (noun), righteousness.
wongofu (noun), rightness.
wongofu (noun), uprightness.
wonyeshano (noun), demonstration.
wonyeshano (noun), exhibition.
wonyeshano (noun), showing.
wonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, display.
wonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, exhibition. wonyesho wa biashara.
wonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, parade.
wonyesho (noun), pl maonyesho, show.
worodha (noun), bill.
worodha (noun), inventory.
worodha (noun), invoice.
worodha (noun), list.
worodha (noun), program.
worodha (noun), register.
wororo (noun 14), smoothness.
wororo (noun 14), tenderness. [kitoto] kimelala mikononi mwake baada ya
kulegezwa na wororo wa tumbuizo [Sul].
-wosia (verb), direct.
-wosia (verb), instruct. ninakuwosia usisahau kununua vitu hivi.
-wosia (verb), order.
wosia (noun), bequeath something to someone. alimwosia mali yake.
wosia (noun), commission.
wosia (noun), make one's last will and testament.
wosia (noun), will.
wote (adjective), all people.
wote (adjective), everyone.
woto (noun), basking.
woto (noun), development.
woto (noun), growth.
woto (noun), vegetation.
woto (noun), warming (oneself).
woto (noun), warmth.
wozo (noun), corruption.
wozo (noun), decay.
wozo (noun), decline.
wozo (noun), decomposition. wozo wa matunda.
wozo (noun), deterioration.
wozo (noun), putrefaction.
wozo (noun), ruin.
wusia (noun), last will and testament.
wusia (noun), will.
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ya (adjective), by. nyumba ya mwarabu.
ya (adjective), of. maji ya mito.
yaani (conjunction), i.e..
yaani (conjunction), id est.
yaani (conjunction), that is (to say).
-yabis (verb), be hard.
yabis (adjective), difficult. mtu huyu ni yabis sana.
yabis (adjective), dry. ardhi yabis.
yabis (adjective), inflexible.
yabis (adjective), rigid. baridi yabis.
yabis (adjective), rude.
yabis (adjective), stiff.
-yabisi (verb), be hard.
yabisi (adjective), difficult. mtu huyu ni yabisi sana.
yabisi (adjective), dry. yabisi ardhi.
yabisi (adjective), hard.
yabisi (adjective), inflexible.
yabisi (adjective), rigid. baridi yabisi.
yabisi (adjective), rude.
yabisi (adjective), stiff.
yadi (noun 9/10), pl yadi, yard (unit of measure). (< Engl.).
yadumu (noun), Long Life....!.
yahe (noun), brother. [rare]
yahe (noun), common people.
yahe (noun), friend. [rare]
yahe (noun), rabble.
yahom (adverb), straight ahead. [naut]
yahom (adverb), with the wind. [naut]
-yahudi (adjective), Jewish.
Yahudi (noun 1/2), pl Wayahudi, Jew.
yai (noun 5/6), pl mayai, egg. ute wa yai.
yai (noun), pl mayai, nothing (in giving the score of a game).
-yaika (verb), dissolve.
-yaika (verb), flow.
-yaika (verb), liquefy.
-yaika (verb), melt. siagi imeyaika yote.
yakama (noun), majority.
yakama (noun), quorum.
yakama (noun), runoff (election).
yake (adjective), hers.
yake (adjective), his.
yake (adjective), its.
-yakini (verb), be certain.
-yakini (verb), be sure.
-yakini (verb), be true.
kwa yakini (adjective), with certainty.
yakini (adjective), actual.
yakini (adjective), definite.
yakini (adverb), definitely. ni yakini kua atakuja.
yakini (noun), certainty. imeyakinika ya kuwa amekufa.
yakini (noun), definiteness. yakini ya habari.
yakini (noun), truth.
-yakinia (verb), decide. ameyakinia kuja kwetu.
-yakinia (verb), make up one's mind. ameyakinia kuja kwetu.
-yakinia (verb), resolve on. (< yakini N).
-yakinia (verb), be sure about something.
yako (adjective), yours.
yakuti (noun), ruby.
yakuti (noun), sapphire. yakuti ya samawi.
yakuwa (conjunction), that. "Nimeshakwambia". "Yakuwa hutaki?" [Sul].
(< ya + kuwa).
yale (noun), that.
yale (noun), those. maneno yale.
yaliomo (noun), contents (table of).
yaliyomo (noun), contents (table of).
yaliyotangulia (noun), preamble.
yaliyotangulia (noun), preface.
yaliyotangulia (noun), prologue.
yambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, issue.
yambo (noun 5/6), pl mambo, thing.
yamini (noun 9/10), pl yamini, solemn oath. yamini ya uwongo. (<
Arabic).
yamini (noun 9/10), pl yamini, right hand.
yamkini (adjective), likely.
yamkini (adverb), perhaps.
yamkini (noun), eventuality.
yamkini (noun), possibility. hayamkiniki.
yamkini (noun), probability.
yamo (verb), it is in there.
yamo (verb), they are in there.
yana (verb), has.
yana (verb), have.
yangeyange (noun), egret.
yangeyange (noun), heron (small).
yangu (adjective), mine.
yani (conjunction), that is (to say).
yao (adjective), theirs.
yapata (adverb), about.
yapata (adverb), approximately. yapata kama hatua hamsini tu hivi [Mun].
yapata (adverb), maybe.
yapata (adverb), perhaps.
yapi (pronoun), which.
yapo (verb), they are there.
yard (noun 9/10), yard (unit of measure). (< engl). [rare]
yasi (noun), yellow powder used as a cosmetic.
yasimini (noun), jasmine.
yasini (conjunction), What's the use? Why should l ? l want nothing to
do with it!.
yasini (noun), charm made from the 36th sura of the Qur'an. (< Arabic
letters ya and sin which appear at beginning of 36th sura).
yasini! (interjection), scornful expression used by women. Yasini!
Sitotia manyoya ya nguruwe kinywani mwangu. [Abd]. (< Arabic).
yasini! (interjection), it's not worth the trouble!. (< Arabic).
yasmini (noun 9/10), pl yasmini, jasmine flower.
yatima (noun 5/6an), pl mayatima, orphan. nyumba ya mayatima.
yau (noun), pl mayai, zero (in giving the score of a game).
yavuyavu (noun), pl mayavuyavu, jellyfish.
yavuyavu (noun 5/6), pl mayavuyavu, lights.
yavuyavu (noun 5/6), pl mayavuyavu, lung (us. of animals).
yaya (adjective), these very things.
yaya (noun 5/6an), pl mayaya, babysitter.
yaya (noun 5/6an), pl mayaya, nanny.
yaya (noun 5/6an), pl mayaya, child's nurse.
yaya (noun 5/6an), pl mayaya, nurse. yaya mwenye nadhari na usikivu
[Sul]. (< Hindi, Portuguese).
yayi (noun), pl mayayi, egg. kiini cha yayi.
yayi (noun), pl mayayi, goose-egg (no score).
yayi (noun), pl mayayi, nothing (in giving the score of a game).
yayi (noun), pl mayayi, zero (in giving the score of a game).
yayo (adjective), these very things (that we have mentioned).
-yayuka (verb), dissolve.
-yayuka (verb), flow.
-yayuka (verb), liquefy.
-yayuka (verb), melt. siagi imeyayuka yote.
ye (pronoun), which.
ye (pronoun), who.
yee (adjective), he. ( = yeye). [rare]
yee (adjective), it. ( = yeye). [rare]
yee (adjective), she. ( = yeye). [rare]
yenu (adjective), yours.
yenye (adjective), with.
yenyewe (adjective), itself.
yetu (adjective), ours.
yeye (pronoun), pl wao, he.
yeye (pronoun), pl wao, her.
yeye (pronoun), pl wao, it (animate).
yeye (pronoun), pl wao, she.
yeyote (pronoun), pl wowote, anybody. (< -o -ote quant).
yeyote (pronoun), pl wowote, anyone. (< -o -ote quant).
-yeyuka (verb), dissolve.
-yeyuka (verb), flow.
-yeyuka (verb), liquefy.
-yeyuka (verb), melt.
-yeyusha (verb), to cause to dissolve.
-yeyusha (verb), cause to melt. (< yeyuka V).
-yeyushwa (verb), be melted. (< yeyuka V).
yo (pronoun), which.
yo (pronoun), yours. [rare]
yoga (noun), pl mayoga, fungus.
yoga (noun), pl mayoga, mushroom (edible).
yoga (noun), pl mayoga, toadstool.
yombiyombi (noun), Grosbeak weaver. [ornith]
-yonga (verb), move back and forth.
-yonga (verb), stagger.
-yonga (verb), sway.
-yonga (verb), swing.
-yonga (verb), walk unsteadily.
-yongayonga (verb), move back and forth.
-yongayonga (verb), stagger.
-yongayonga (verb), sway.
-yongayonga (verb), swing.
-yongayonga (verb), walk unsteadily.
-yongoa (verb), be carried on someone's back.
-yongoya (verb), be carried on someone's back.
yote (adjective), all.
yowe (noun 5/6), pl mayowe, loud cry.
yowe (noun 5/6), pl mayowe, scream (for help).
yowe (noun 5/6), pl mayowe, shout for help. mayowe aliyopiga yalisikika
kijiji kizima [Ng].
yowe (noun 5/6), pl mayowe, wailing.
-yoyoma (verb), depart without taking leave. akiitazama gari ya Saada
ikiyoyoma [Ya].
-yoyoma (verb), disappear.
-yoyomea (verb), arrive with much noise and confusion.
-yoyomea (verb), enter with much noise and confusion.
yu (prefix), that (alternative third person singular subject prefix).
-yua (verb), miss one's aim.
-yua (verb), move unsteadily.
-yua (verb), waiver.
-yua (verb), wobble.
-yuayua (verb), loiter.
-yuayua (verb), roam.
-yuayua (verb), wander about.
-yuga (verb), move back and forth.
-yuga (verb), stagger.
-yuga (verb), sway.
-yuga (verb), swing.
-yuga (verb), walk unsteadily.
-yugayuga (verb), move back and forth.
-yugayuga (verb), stagger.
-yugayuga (verb), sway.
-yugayuga (verb), swing.
-yugayuga (verb), walk unsteadily.
yuko (verb), it is there.
yuko (verb), she is there.
yuko (verb), he is there.
yule (adjective), that one.
yule (pronoun), pl wale, that. (< -le adj).
-yumba (verb), roll (of ships).
-yumba (verb), stagger. halafu tena, akiyumba, anafungua kabati [Muk].
-yumba (verb), sway.
-yumba (verb), be undecided.
-yumba (verb), vacillate.
-yumbayumba (verb), roll (of ships).
-yumbayumba (verb), stagger. ahadi za ujana pia haziwachi kuyumbayumba
[Moh]. (< yumba V).
-yumbayumba (verb), sway. (< yumba V).
-yumbayumba (verb), be undecided.
-yumbayumba (verb), vacillate.
yumkini (adjective), likely.
yumkini (adverb), perhaps.
yumkini (noun), eventuality.
yumkini (noun 9), possibility.
yumkini (noun), probability.
yumo (verb), he is in there.
yumo (verb), she is in there.
yungayunga (noun), intestinal worm.
yungiyungi (noun), pl yungiyungi, mayungiyungi, waterlily (species of).
yunifomu (noun 9/10), uniform. (< engl). [rare]
yupi (pronoun), which.
yupi? (pronoun), pl wapi?wepi?, who?. (< -pi?).
yupo (verb), he is there.
yupo (verb), she is there.
yuranimu (noun), uranium.
yusi (noun 5/6an), pl mayusi, youth. (< engl).
Yusufu (noun 1), Joseph. [proper name]
yuzi (noun 5/6an), pl mayuzi, youth. (< engl).
- Z -
za (conjunction), of. nyumba za mji [Recht].
-zaa (verb), bear offspring.
-zaa (verb), beget. amezaa mtoto [Recht].
-zaa (verb), give birth (to).
-zaa (verb), bear fruit. miti hii imezaa sana [Recht].
-zaba (verb), slap.
-zaba (verb), strike (in the face).
-zaba vibao (verb), box the ears. baba-mtu alimzaba vibao [Moh].
zabadi (noun), civet (used in making perfumes).
zabadi (noun), musk (used in making perfumes).
zabibu (noun 9/10), pl zabibu, grape.
zabibu (noun 9/10), pl zabibu, raisin.
-zabidi (verb), take civet (from the civet cat).
-zabuni (verb), bid (at an auction).
zaburi (noun 9/10), pl zaburi, psalm.
zafarani (noun), saffron.
zafe (noun), slime.
zafe (noun), slipperiness.
zafrani (noun), saffron.
-zagaa (verb), extend.
-zagaa (verb), gleam.
-zagaa (verb), glisten.
-zagaa (verb), glitter.
-zagaa (verb), illuminate.
-zagaa (verb), give light.
-zagaa (verb), shine. mbaamwezi ilizagaa [Moh].
-zagaa (verb), spread.
-zagaazagaa (verb), clutter up.
-zagaazagaa (verb), obstruct.
-zagawa (verb), be enlightened. (< zagaa V).
-zagawa (verb), be lighted up. (< zagaa V).
Zahali (noun), Saturn.
zahama (noun), annoyance.
zahama (noun 9/10), pl zahama, confusion.
zahama (noun), distress.
zahama (noun 9/10), pl zahama, noise. wakati uliojaa zahama ambazo
alishindwa kujirekebisha nazo [Sul].
zahama (noun), raid (by police).
zahama (noun), uproar.
zahama (noun), vexation.
zahanati (noun 9/10), pl zahanati, clinic.
zahanati (noun 9/10), pl zahanati, dispensary.
zahanati (noun 9/10), pl zahanati, health center.
zahimu (noun), annoyance.
zahimu (noun), confusion.
zahimu (noun), distress.
zahimu (noun), noise.
zahimu (noun), raid (by police).
zahimu (noun), uproar.
zahimu (noun), vexation.
zaidana (adjective), in addition.
zaidana (adjective), besides.
zaidana (noun), increase.
zaidana (noun), increment.
zaidi (adjective), in addition.
zaidi (adjective), besides.
zaidi (adjective), more. (< zidi V).
zaidi (adverb), in excess. (< zidi V).
zaidi (adverb), in greater number.
zaidi (noun), increase.
zaidi (noun), increment.
zaidi ya (adverb), more than. (< zidi V).
-zaini (verb), lead astray. [rare]
-zaini (verb), cheat. [rare]
-zaini (verb), deceive. [rare]
-zaini (verb), dupe. [rare]
zaka (noun), pipe-bowl.
zaka (noun 9/10), pl zaka, tithe (given as alms).
zaka (noun), pl zaka, mazaka, quiver (for arrows).
zakati (noun), tithe (given as alms). [rel]
zake (adjective), hers.
zake (adjective), his.
zake (adjective), its.
zake (adjective), theirs.
zako (adjective), yours.
-zalia (verb), bear for.
zalio (noun 5/6), pl mazalio, placenta. (< zaa V).
-zalisha (verb), beget. (< zaa V).
-zalisha (verb), assist in childbirth.
-zalisha (verb), engender.
-zalisha (verb), fertilize.
-zalisha (verb), generate.
-zalisha (verb), act as midwife. (< zaa V).
-zalisha (verb), produce.
-zaliwa (verb), be born. (< zaa V).
-zaliwa (verb), be a native of a place.
siku ya kuzaliwa (noun), birthday. (< zaa V).
sikukuu ya kuzaliwa (noun), birthday. (< zaa V).
-zama (verb), disappear (figurative).
-zama (verb), dive for something.
-zama (verb), be drowned.
-zama (verb), be immersed. kisha anazama katika usingizi mzito [Muk].
-zama (verb), perish.
-zama (verb), sink in a fluid.
-zama (verb), plunge.
zama (noun), age.
zama (noun 9), long ago.
zama (noun), already.
zama (noun), before.
zama (noun), earlier.
zama (noun 9/10), pl zama, epoch.
zama (noun 9/10), pl zama, sometime in the past.
zama (noun 9/10), pl zama, period of time.
zama (noun 9), time (long ago).
-a zamani (adjective), a long time ago.
-a zamani (adjective), former.
-a zamani (adjective), of old.
ya zamani (adjective), of old.
zamani (adverb), already.
zamani (adverb), before.
zamani (adverb), earlier.
zamani (noun), age.
zamani (noun 9), long ago. (< zama N+ni(loc)).
zamani (noun), period of time.
zamani (noun), epoch.
zamani za kale (noun), ancient times.
zamani za kale (noun), antiquity.
zamani za vita (noun), at the time of the war.
zamani zetu (noun), our age.
zamani zetu (noun), our times.
zambarau (adjective), purple.
zambarau (noun), plum (kind of).
zamburu (noun), pl mazamburu, swamp fish (kind of).
-zamisha (verb), engage someone as a driver.
-zamisha (verb), immerse (something).
-zamisha (verb caus-trans), dip.
-zamisha (verb caus-trans), plunge. tayari kuyazamisha meno katika
shingo lake [Muk].
-zamisha (verb caus-trans), sink. kukiopoa chombo, au kukizamisha
[Moh].
kwa zamu (adverb), in turn. walimtia mweleka na kumfanyia "kama mama",
kwa zamu [Mt].
zamu (noun), change (of guard etc).
zamu (noun 9/10), pl zamu, duty. (< Arabic).
zamu (noun), guard duty (period of).
zamu (noun), patrol.
zamu (noun), relief.
zamu (noun), sentry.
zamu (noun 9/10), pl zamu, shift. kazi yake ilikuwa na zamu ya mchana
kwa wiki moja, na zamu ya usiku kwa wiki ya pili [Sul]. (< Arabic).
zamu (noun), stint.
zamu (noun 9/10), pl zamu, turn. hii ilikuwa zamu yake kuutambua ukweli
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
zamu (noun), watch.
zana (noun 9/10), pl zana, apparatus.
zana (noun), device.
zana (noun), equipment.
zana (noun 9/10), pl zana, fittings. (< Arabic).
zana (noun 9/10), pl zana, gadgets. (< Arabic).
zana (noun 9/10), pl zana, instruments.
zana (noun 9/10), pl zana, essential items.
zana (noun 10), munitions.
zana (noun), supplies.
zana (noun 10), tools.
zana za vita (noun 10), military supplies. waliokuwa msituni walihitaji
pesa, walihitaji nguo na walihitaji zana za vita [Ng].
zana za vita (noun 10), munitions. waliokuwa msituni walihitaji pesa,
walihitaji nguo na walihitaji zana za vita [Ng].
-zandiki (verb), deceive.
-zandiki (verb), play the hypocrite.
-zandiki (verb), lie.
zandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, deceiver. (< zandiki V).
zandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, hypocrite. (< zandiki V).
zandiki (noun), pl wazandiki, mazandiki, liar. (< zandiki V).
zangefuri (noun), cinnabar.
zangu (adjective), mine.
zani (noun), adultery.
zani (noun 9), debauchery. (< zini V).
zani (noun 9), fornication. (< zini V).
zani (noun 5/6an), pl mazani, harlot. (< zini V).
zani (noun 9), immorality (sexual). (< zini V).
zani (noun 5/6an), pl mazani, prostitute. (< zini V).
zao (adjective), theirs.
zao (noun 5/6), pl mazao, crop.
zao (noun 5/6), pl mazao, fruit. (< zaa V).
zao (noun), pl mazao, offspring.
zao (noun), pl mazao, output.
zao (noun 5/6), pl mazao, produce.
zao (noun), pl mazao, product.
zao (noun), pl mazao, product (math).
zao (noun), pl mazao, production.
zao (noun), pl mazao, result.
zao (noun), pl mazao, result.
zao (noun), pl mazao, yield.
zaraa (noun), agriculture. [rare]
zarambo (noun), alcohol distilled from palm wine.
zari (noun 9/10), pl zari, gold lace. buibui lililopambwa kwa zari [Ya].
(< Persian).
zari (noun 9/10), pl zari, silver lace. buibui lililopambwa kwa zari
[Ya]. (< Persian).
zartari (noun), herb added as flavoring to tea.
-zatiti (verb), accommodate. (< Arabic).
-zatiti (verb), arrange. (< Arabic).
-zatiti (verb), prepare.
-zatiti (verb), put in order. (< Arabic).
-zatiti (verb), make ready.
-zatiti (verb), set.
-zawa (verb), be born. [archaic]
zawadi (noun 9/10), pl zawadi, gift.
zawadi (noun), keepsake.
zawadi (noun), memento.
zawadi (noun 9/10), pl zawadi, present.
zawadi (noun), prize.
-zawadisha (verb), give a gift.
-zawadisha (verb), present.
zawaridi (noun), sparrow (kind of).
zazi (adjective), fertile.
zazi (adjective), fruitful.
ze (adjective), hers. (< zake).
ze (adjective), his. (< zake).
zebaki (noun 9), mercury.
zebaki (noun), quicksilver.
-zee (adjective), aged.
-zee (adjective), old.
-zeeka (verb), become old. (< zee adj).
-zeeka (verb potential), age. pengine ameanza kuzeeka [Mt], nyumba ya
Bahati na mama yake ilikuwa imezeeka sana [Sul].
-zeeka (verb potential), get worn out. pengine ameanza kuzeeka [Mt],
nyumba ya Bahati na mama yake ilikuwa imezeeka sana [Sul].
-panga zefe (verb), arrange in rows.
zefe (adjective), aged.
zefe (noun), line.
zefe (noun), row.
-piga zege (verb), mix concrete.
zege (noun), bridge (arched).
zege (noun), cement.
zege (noun), concrete.
zege (noun), cupola. [rare]
zege (noun), dome. [rare]
zeituni (noun 9/10), pl zeituni, olive.
zelabia (noun), pastry (light kind).
zema (adjective), good.
-zembe (adjective), idle.
-zembe (adjective), lazy.
-zembe (adjective), negligent.
-zembe (adjective), slack.
-zengea (verb), hunt for.
-zengea (verb), inspect.
-zengea (verb), observe.
-zengea (verb), search for.
-zengea (verb), make a tour of.
zenu (adjective), yours.
zenye (adjective), with.
zenyewe (adjective), itself. (< -enyewe pron).
zenyewe (adjective), themselves.
zeri (noun), balm.
zeri (noun), balsam.
zeru (noun), pl mazeru, albino.
zeruzeru (noun 5/6), pl mazeruzeru, albino.
zetu (adjective), ours.
zeze (noun 9/10), pl zeze, banjo (kind of).
zeze (noun 9/10), pl zeze, stringed musical instrument.
zeze (noun), stringed instrument similar to a banjo.
zeze (noun), pl mazeze, pod of the mzeze tree.
-zia (verb), abhor.
-zia (verb), abstain from something.
-zia (verb), feel an aversion for.
-zia (verb), burn out.
-zia (verb), detest.
-zia (verb), drive away with fire.
-zia (verb), hate.
-zia (verb), languish.
-zia (verb), sentence.
-zia (verb), shrink.
-zia (verb), smoke out.
-zia (verb), observe a taboo.
-zia (verb), waste away.
-zia (verb), wither.
ziada (noun), pl maziada, addition.
ziada (noun), pl maziada, gain.
ziada (noun 9/10), pl ziada, increase. (< zidi V).
ziada (noun), pl maziada, increment.
ziada (noun), pl maziada, profit.
ziada (noun), pl maziada, supplement.
ziada (noun 9/10), pl ziada, surplus. (< zidi V).
ziaka (noun), pl maziaka, quiver. [archaic]
ziara (noun), pl maziara, grave.
ziara (noun), pl maziara, monument.
ziara (noun), pl maziara, place of pilgrimage.
ziara (noun), pl maziara, shrine.
ziara (noun 5/6), pl maziara, tomb. (< zuru V).
ziara (noun 9/10), pl ziara, visit. (< zuru V).
-ziba (verb), block.
-ziba (verb), close up.
-ziba (verb), cork. gumba la mkono wa kushoto [...] likiwa limeuziba
mdomo wa chupa [Muk].
-ziba (verb), fill up. kuziba pengo liliopo [Moh].
-ziba (verb), plug.
-ziba (verb), stop up. kiganja chake kilikwenda kuuziba mdomo wa Shangwe
[Muk].
-zibia (verb applicative), close up. [majani] marefu yalimzibia njia
[Kez].
-zibika (verb), be closed. (< ziba V).
-zibika (verb), be corked. (< ziba V).
-zibika (verb), get filled up. (< ziba V).
-zibika (verb), be plugged. (< ziba V).
-zibika (verb), get stopped up. (< ziba V).
zibo (noun 5/6), pl mazibo, stopper. (< ziba V).
-zibua (verb), open (up).
-zibua (verb), uncork. (< ziba V).
-zibua (verb), unplug. (< ziba V).
-zibua (verb), unstop. (< ziba V).
-zibuka (verb), be opened up.
-zibuka (verb), be uncorked.
-zibuka (verb), be unstoppable. (< ziba V).
-zibuliwa (verb), be uncorked. (< ziba V).
-zibuliwa (verb), be unplugged. (< ziba V).
-zibuliwa (verb), be unstopped. (< ziba V).
-zibwa (verb), be filled up. (< ziba V).
-zibwa (verb), be stopped. (< ziba V).
-zidi (verb), continue.
-zidi (verb), exceed.
-zidi (verb), become greater.
-zidi (verb), grow.
-zidi (verb), increse.
-zidi (verb), keep doing. (< Arabic).
-zidi (verb), become larger.
-zidi (verb), become longer.
-zidi (verb), do more. kila alipozidi kujiuliza [Sul], alizidi kuhisi
maonevu [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-zidi (verb), be too much. uchungu ulipozidi Tamima alianza kuusia
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-zidi (verb), be too much for.
-zidi (verb), multiply.
-zidi (verb), outstrip.
-zidi (verb), overwhelm. mapenzi yalimzidi [Sul]. (< Arabic).
-zidi (verb), be superior. (< Arabic).
-zidi (verb), surpass. umri wake haukuzidi miaka kumi [Ma]. (< Arabic).
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, addition.
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, gain.
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, increase.
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, increment.
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, profit.
zidi (noun), pl mazidi, supplement.
-zidia (verb applicative), increase (in). uso wake umezidia ulaini [Ma].
zidio (noun 5/6), pl mazidio, increase. (< zidi V).
-zidisha (verb), add more. (< zidi adv).
-zidisha (verb), exceed. (< zidi adv).
-zidisha (verb), increase something.
-zidisha (verb), multiply.
-zidisha (verb causative), cause to be greater. ukamzidisha ndwele
[Moh].
-zidiwa (verb), be hard pressed. (< zidi adv).
-zidiwa (verb passive), be put in difficulties. isingekuwa kule
kuzidiwa, msichana walau angetoa ukelele [Muk]. (< Arabic).
-zidua (verb), extract.
-zidua (verb), pull out.
ziga (noun), pl maziga, heater (vessel containing hot coals).
ziga (noun 5/6), pl maziga, vessel with hot coals.
zihi (noun 9), energy.
-zika (verb), bury.
-zika (verb), attend a funeral.
-zika (verb), inter.
ziki (noun), white embroidered collar (of a kanzu).
ziko (verb), they are.
zikri (noun), mention of the name of God.
-zikwa (verb passive), be buried. wahalifu wawili waliozikwa wazima,
kaburi moja [Sul].
zilabia (noun), pastry (light kind).
zile (adjective), those.
zilebia (noun), pastry (light kind).
-zilia (verb), be offended.
-zilia (verb), refuse something (in a fit of temper etc.).
-zilia (verb), take umbrage.
zilizala (noun 9/10), pl zilizala, earthquake. ije iwe zilizala 'apa
[Moh]. (< Arabic).
-zima (adjective), adult.
-zima (adjective), alive.
-zima (adjective), complete.
-zima (adjective), entire.
-zima (adjective), full-grown.
-zima (adjective), healthy.
-zima (adjective), massive.
-zima (adjective), solid.
-zima (adjective), sound.
-zima (adjective), unhurt.
-zima (adjective), whole.
-zima (verb), blow out. alizima taa na usingizi ulimchukua [Kez].
-zima (verb), extinguish.
-zima (verb), live.
-zima (verb), put off.
-zima (verb), put out.
-zima (verb), quell.
-zima (verb), quench.
-zima (verb), repress.
-zima (verb), musical command to stop the drumming.
-zima (verb), turn off.
-zimbaa (verb), be sulky.
-zimbaa (verb), be sullen.
-zimbaa (verb), be surly.
zimda (noun), medicine for diarrhea.
zimeo (noun), pl mazimeo, war cry.
zimeo (noun), pl mazimeo, call of derision.
zimeo (noun), pl mazimeo, cry of disapproval.
-zimia (verb), lose consiousness. (< zima V).
-zimia (verb), extinguish something. (< zima V).
-zimia (verb), faint. (< zima V).
-zimia (verb), put out for. (< zima V).
-zimika (verb), go out. (< zima V).
-zimika (verb), be put out. (< zima V).
-zimishwa (verb), be quashed. (< zima V).
-zimo (verb), they are in.
-zimua (verb), cool down.
-zimua (verb), dilute.
-zimua (verb), reduce brightness. (< zima V).
-zimua (verb), reduce the intensity of.
-zimua (verb), reduce the strength of.
-zimua (verb converse), temper. maji ya moto yakaletwa, aliyazimua maji
[...] amwoshe mtoto [Moh], huruma za Mansuri zilizimua uovu wa mkewe
[Sul]. (< zima V).
-zimuliwa (verb), be reduced. (< zima V).
-zimwa (verb), be put off. (< zima V).
zimwe (noun 5/6), pl mazimwe, extinguished thing. (< zima A).
zimwe (noun), pl mazimwe, lifeless thing.
zimwe (noun 5/6), pl mazimwe, quenched thing. (< zima A).
zimwi (noun), pl mazimwi, demon.
zimwi (noun 5/6), pl mazimwi, ogre. hakuwa na uhakika kama huyo alikuwa
Mungu kweli au zimwi [Kez].
zimwi (noun 5/6), pl mazimwi, spirit.
-zina (verb), they have.
zina (noun), adultery.
zina (noun), fornication.
zina (noun), sexual immorality.
zina (noun), illicit sexual intercourse.
zinaa (noun), adultery.
zinaa (noun), fornication.
zinaa (noun), sexual immorality.
zinaa (noun), illicit sexual intercourse.
zinara (noun), belt (embroidered).
zinara (noun), cornice.
zinara (noun), flange.
zinara (noun), lip (of a pot etc.).
zinara (noun), molding.
zinara (noun), waterline. [naut]
-zinda (verb), be firm.
-zinda (verb), be hard.
-zinda (verb), be resistant.
-zinda (verb), be resolute.
-zinda (verb), be steadfast.
-zinda (verb), be steady.
-zinda (verb), stick fast.
-zindika (verb), protect with a charm.
-zindika (verb), make firm. (< zinda V).
-zindika (verb), protect with magic.
-zindika (verb), ward off evil spirits.
zindiko (noun 5/6), pl mazindiko, magic.
-zindua (verb), arouse. (< zinda V).
-zindua (verb), free from a spell.
-zindua (verb), inaugurate (a building). (< zinda V).
-zindua (verb), remove something fixed firmly. (< zinda V).
-zindua (verb), set free from a spell. (< zinda V).
-zindua (verb), take away.
-zindua usingizi (verb), awaken suddenly. (< zinda V).
-zindua usingizi (verb), wake up suddenly. ghasia za gari na pitapita za
watu mara kwa mara zilimzindua mtoto [Sul]. (< zinda V).
-zinduka (verb), be awakened suddenly.
-zinduka (verb), come out of a spell or trance. (< zinda V).
-zinduka (verb), wake up with a start from a sound sleep. halafu Diana,
kama aliyezinduka usingizini, anaivua ile saa haraka [Muk].
-zindukana (verb reciprocal), wake each other up suddenly.
alipozindukana asubuhi alijikuta pekee ndani ya nyumba [Ya]. (< zinduka
V).
-zinduliwa (verb passive), be awakened. yule kijana aligutuka kama
aliyezinduliwa katika utulivu wake [Sul].
zinduo (noun), pl mazinduo, inauguration.
zinduo (noun 5/6), pl mazinduo, opening ceremony. (< zindua V).
-zindusha (verb), bring someone to his or her senses. (< zinda V).
-zinga (verb), change.
-zinga (verb), move in a circle.
-zinga (verb), roll up.
-zinga (verb), stroll.
-zinga (verb), surround.
-zinga (verb), turn.
-zinga (verb), veer (of wind etc.).
-zinga (verb), waiver.
-zinga (verb), walk.
-zinga (verb), wander about aimlessly.
-zinga (verb), wind up.
-zingamana (verb), be tangled.
-zingamana (verb), be twisted.
-zingamana (verb), be twisting (of river etc.).
-zingamana (verb), be winding (river). (< zinga V).
-zingatia (verb), take into account.
-zingatia (verb), bear in mind. umezingatia niliyokwambia? [Sul].
-zingatia (verb), take into consideration.
-zingatia (verb), hold on to.
-zingatia (verb), hold tight.
-zingatia (verb), include.
-zingatia (verb), take note.
-zingatia (verb), remember.
-zingativu (adjective), sensible. (< zingatia V).
-zingativu (adjective), thoughtful. (< zingatia V).
-zingatiwa (verb), be kept in mind. (< zingatia V).
zingefuri (noun), cinnabar.
zingio (noun), pl mazingio, investment.
zingio (noun), pl mazingio, seige.
zingio (noun 5/6), pl mazingio, surrounding (act of). (< zingia V).
-zingira (verb), go around. (< zinga V).
-zingira (verb), be tangled.
-zingira (verb), be twisted.
-zingira (verb), be winding.
-zingira (verb applicative), surround. nywele ndefu laini zilizozingira
sura hiyo kama bustani nyeusi [Mt].
-zingirisha (verb causative), roll up. kajizingirisha kanga moja chini
ya kwapa [Ya].
-zingiwa (verb), be besieged. (< zingira V).
-zingiwa (verb), be surrounded. (< zingira V).
zingizi (noun), pains after childbirth.
zingizi (noun), cramps (at the beginning of menstruation).
zingizi (noun), pains at the beginning of menstruation (cramps).
zingo (noun 5/6), pl mazingo, bend. (< zinga V).
zingo (noun), pl mazingo, revolution.
zingo (noun), pl mazingo, rotation.
zingo (noun 5/6), pl mazingo, turn. (< zinga V).
zingo (noun 5/6), pl mazingo, twist. (< zinga V).
-zingua (verb), exorcise. (< zinga V).
-zingua (verb), free from a charm or illness (by means of magic).
-zingua (verb), unroll. (< zinga V).
-zingua (verb), untangle.
-zingua (verb), unwind.
-zingua (verb), unwrap. (< zinga V).
-zinguliwa (verb), be freed from spell. (< zinga V).
zinguo (noun), pl mazinguo, charm.
zinguo (noun), pl mazinguo, cure effected by magic.
zinguo (noun), pl mazinguo, exorcizing (act of).
zinguo (noun 5/6), pl mazinguo, exorcism. (< zingua V).
zinguo (noun), pl mazinguo, magic formula.
-zini (verb), commit adultery (of either man or woman).
-zini (verb), fornicate.
-zini (verb), have illicit sexual intercourse.
zinifu (adjective), adulterous.
zinifu (adjective), immoral (sexually).
zinifu (adjective), lecherous.
-zinza (verb), display (goods for sale).
-zinza (verb), exhibit a thief or malefactor in public (to be hissed at
by the crowd).
zio (noun), pl vizio, cf. kizio.
zio (noun 5/6), pl mazio, hemisphere.
zio (noun), pl mazio, post (used in building homes).
zio (noun 5/6), pl mazio, semicircle.
zipi (adjective), cf. -pi.
zipu (noun 9/10), pl zipu, zipper. analivaa na kufunga zipu zote [Muk].
(< Eng.).
-zira (noun), have an aversion for.
-zira (noun), have a grudge against.
-zira (verb), drive away ants with firebrands.
-zira (verb), hate.
-zira (verb), keep off (food) due to taboo.
zira (noun), hate.
-zirai (verb), lose consciousness.
-zirai (verb), faint.
Ziraili (noun 1), angel of death. akimwangalia ziraili wake ambaye sasa
alikuwa kisha msimamia mbele yake [Moh]. (< Asreal - Arabic).
zita (noun), war. [rare]
-zito (adjective), deep.
-zito (adjective), difficult.
-zito (adjective), harsh.
-zito (adjective), heavy.
-zito (adjective), severe.
zito (adjective), dense.
zito (adjective), impenetrable.
zito (adjective), pregnant.
zito (adjective), serious.
zito (adjective), sound.
zito (adjective), thick.
zito (adjective), troublesome.
-ziua (verb), ascertain.
-ziua (verb), bore through.
-ziua (verb), discover.
-ziua (verb), be engrossed in something.
-ziua (verb), find out.
-ziua (verb), make a hole.
-ziua (verb), obtain information.
-ziua (verb), bring to light.
-ziua (verb), meditate.
-ziua (verb), perforate.
-ziua (verb), pierce.
-ziua (verb), reflect.
ziwa (noun 5/6), pl maziwa, (woman's) breast. akipewa ziwa na mama yake
anajua kuyabugia [Muk], macho yakimrembuka maziwa yakitikisika [Ya].
ziwa (noun 5/6), pl maziwa, lake. katika ziwa Victoria [...] kuna kisiwa
kijulikanacho kwa jina la Ukerewe [Kez].
ziwa (noun 5/6), pl maziwa, milk.
ziwa (noun 5/6), pl maziwa, nipples (of a young woman).
ziwa (noun), pl maziwa, pond.
ziwa (noun), pl maziwa, pool.
ziwa (noun), pl maziwa, udder. [rare]
ziwi (noun), deaf.
-ziwia (verb), check. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), detain. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), deter. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), hinder. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), hold back. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), limit. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), prevent. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), protect. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), restrain. [rare]
-ziwia (verb), support. [rare]
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, addition.
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, gain.
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, increase.
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, increment.
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, profit.
ziyada (noun), pl maziyada, supplement.
-ziza (verb), destroy.
-ziza (verb), prescribe a diet for someone.
-ziza (verb), forbid someone to eat certain foods.
-ziza (verb), ruin.
-ziza (verb), impose a taboo.
-ziza (verb), cause to waste away.
zizi (noun 5/6), pl mazizi, cowshed.
zizi (noun), pl mazizi, fold.
zizi (noun), pl mazizi, paddock.
zizi (noun 5/6), pl mazizi, pen.
zizi (noun 5/6), pl mazizi, shed.
zizi (noun 5/6), pl mazizi, sheepfold.
zizi (noun 5/6), pl mazizi, stable. Mama wa Mungu aliyezalia zizini
[Kez].
zizi (noun), pl mazizi, yard.
-zizima (verb), be calm.
-zizima (verb), be cold. hofu ya chini kwa chini ikimtambaa, na wakati
mwingine ikiyafanya maungo yake yazizime [Sul].
-zizima (verb), be collected.
-zizima (verb), be composed.
-zizima (verb), become cool.
-zizima (verb), disappear.
-zizima (verb), sink.
-zizima (verb), be swallowed up.
zizima (adjective), cool off.
zizima (adjective), disappear.
zizima (adjective), sink down.
-zizimisha mwili (verb), pl zizimisha miili, make cold (of the body). (<
zizima V, mwili N).
-zizimua (verb), take chill off. (< zizima V).
-zizimua (verb), warm. (< zizima V).
-zoa (verb), gather up.
-zoa (verb), pick up.
-zoa (verb), sweep up.
-zoea (verb), become accustomed to.
-zoea (verb), be familiar with.
-zoea (verb), be in the habit of.
-zoea (verb), be used to.
-zoea (verb), become used. wakati akila alizoea kulamba vidole vyake
[Kez].
-zoea (verb), be used to.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, exercize.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, familiarity.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, habit.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, instruction.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, practice.
zoea (noun), pl mazoea, training.
-zoeana (verb reciprocal), be on familiar terms. si vizuri mwalimu
kuzoeana sana na wanafunzi [Muk]. (< zoea V).
-zoelea (verb), get used to. (< zoea V).
-zoelefu (adjective), accustom to. (< zoea V).
-zoelefu (adjective), familiar with. (< zoea V).
-zoeleka (verb), become customary. (< zoea V).
-zoesha (verb), acquaint. (< zoea V).
-zoesha (verb), cause to get used to something. (< zoea V).
zoevu (adjective), experienced in.
zoevu (adjective), familiar with.
zoevu (noun), accustomed to.
-zoeza (verb), accustom. (< zoea V).
-zoeza (verb), train by practice. (< zoea V).
zoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, custom.
zoezi (noun 5/6), pl mazoezi, exercise. (< zoea V).
zoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, familiarity.
zoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, habit.
zoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, instruction.
zoezi (noun), pl mazoezi, practice.
zoezi (noun 5/6), pl mazoezi, training. baada tu ya zoezi hilo ambalo
Shangwe alivunja rekodi [Muk].
zogo (noun 9/10), pl zogo, bustle.
zogo (noun 9/10), pl zogo, confusion. watu walitoka nje kwa zogo [Kez].
zohali (noun 9/10), pl zohali, delay.
zohali (noun 9/10), pl zohali, negligence.
zohali (noun 9), Saturn.
-zohalika (verb), delay. (< zohali n).
Zohari (noun), Saturn. [astr]
-zolea (verb), become acclimatized.
-zolea (verb), get used to someting.
-zoleka (verb), be customary.
-zoleka (verb), be usual.
-zolesha (verb), break in.
-zolesha (verb), make familiar with.
-zolesha (verb), train.
-zolesha (verb), get someone used to something.
zoloto (noun), Adam's apple. [anat]
zoloto (noun), laryx. [anat]
-zoma (verb), groan (in derision or contempt). [rare]
-zoma (verb), hoot. [rare]
-zoma (verb), mock. [rare]
zomari (noun), woodwind instrument (kind of).
-zomea (verb), boo. (< zoma V).
-zomea (verb), deride. wanakwenda wakiwazomea watu wenye majumba mazuri
[Kez]. (< zoma V).
zomeo (noun), pl mazomeo, cry of disapproval.
zomeo (noun), pl mazomeo, call of derision.
zomeo (noun 5/6), pl mazomeo, derision. (< zoma V).
zomeo (noun 5/6), pl mazomeo, groan. (< zomea V).
zomeo (noun), pl mazomeo, war cry.
-zonga (verb), bend about.
-zonga (verb), coil.
-zonga (verb), confuse.
-zonga (verb), embrace.
-zonga (verb), enclose.
-zonga (verb), perplex.
-zonga (verb), surround.
-zonga (verb), twist.
-zonga (verb), wind round.
-zongamana (verb), be coiled up.
-zongamana (verb), be rolled up.
-zongamana (verb), be surrounded.
-zongamea (verb), coil round. (< zonga V).
-zongoa (verb), uncoil. (< zonga V).
-zongoa (verb), unroll.
-zongoa (verb), unwind. (< zonga V).
-zongwa (verb passive), be enveloped. taa za umeme zimezongwa na
nyuzinyuzi [Sul].
-zongwa (verb passive), be wrapped up.
zote (adjective), cf. -ote.
-zoza (verb), complain.
-zoza (verb), grumble.
-zoza (verb), nag.
-zozana (verb), nag one another. (< mzozo N).
-zozana (verb), quarrel one another. (< mzozo N).
-zua (verb), ascertain.
-zua (verb), bore through.
-zua (verb), discover.
-zua (verb), be engrossed.
-zua (verb), initiate gossip or talk.
-zua (verb), make a hole.
-zua (verb), obtain information.
-zua (verb), bring to light.
-zua (verb), meditate.
-zua (verb), perforate.
-zua (verb), pierce.
-zua (verb), reflect.
-zua (verb), start something.
-zua (verb), begin.
-zua (verb), create.
-zua (verb), invent.
-zubaazubaa (verb), hang around.
-zubaazubaa (verb), loiter.
zubu (noun), penis. [anat]
zugezuge (noun 5/6an), pl mazugezuge, fool.
zugezuge (noun), pl mazugezuge, idiot.
zugezuge (noun), pl mazugezuge, imbecile.
zuhura (noun), Venusq. [astr]
-zuia (verb), check.
-zuia (verb), detain.
-zuia (verb), deter.
-zuia (verb), hinder.
-zuia (verb), hold back.
-zuia (verb), limit.
-zuia (verb), obstruct.
-zuia (verb), prevent. kumzuia asiende kusema siri hiyo [Kez].
-zuia (verb), protect.
-zuia (verb), restrain.
-zuia (verb), stop.
-zuia (verb), support.
-zuia (verb), withhold.
-zuia mimba (verb), prevent pregnancy. wee ulinifundisha miye kuzuia
mimba? [Ma].
-zuilia (verb), block. (< zuia V).
-zuilia (verb), obstruct. (< zuia V).
-zuilia (verb), prevent. (< zuia V).
-zuilia (verb), stop. (< zuia V).
-zuilia (verb applicative), withhold from. kumzuilia kuja na wenzie
[Muk].
-zuilika (verb), be preventable. (< zuia V).
-zuilika (verb), stoppable. (< zuia V).
zuio (noun), pl mazuio, detention.
zuio (noun 5/6), pl mazuio, hindrance. (< zuia V).
zuio (noun), pl mazuio, limitation.
zuio (noun 5/6), pl mazuio, obstruction. (< zuia V).
zuio (noun), pl mazuio, protection.
zuio (noun), pl mazuio, support.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, detention.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, hinderance.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, limitation.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, obstruction.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, protection.
zuizi (noun), pl mazuizi, support.
-zuka (verb), appear suddenly. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb), arise. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb), dig up. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb), invent. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb), pop up. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb), sprout. (< zua V).
-zuka (verb potential), emerge. yatakapozuka ya kuzuka, yatakuwa yake
[Moh], mama wa Msimu alizuka mzima akamsogelea [Sul]. (< zua V).
zuka (noun 5/6), pl mazuka, apparition. (< zua V).
zuka (noun), pl mazuka, ghost.
zuka (noun), pl mazuka, vision.
-zula (verb), be bewildered.
-zula (verb), be confused.
-zula (verb), feel dizzy.
-zulia (verb), confuse someone.
-zulia (verb), drive someone crazy.
-zulia (verb), tell lies about someone.
zulia (noun 5/6), pl mazulia, carpet. zulia jekundu lenye manyoya laini
[Muk]. (< Arabic).
zulia (noun 5/6), pl mazulia, rug.
-zulika (verb), drive crazy.
-zulika (verb), pop up.
zulika (adjective), appear suddenly.
zulika (adjective), emerge.
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, accusation.
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, advice. [rare]
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, false statement.
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, indication. [rare]
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, information. [rare]
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, notice. [rare]
zulio (noun), pl mazulio, statement. [rare]
-zulisha (verb), drive crazy.
-zulisha (verb), fabricate.
-zulisha (verb), invent.
-zulisha (verb), make up and spread lies.
-zulisha (verb), think up something.
zulizuli (noun), confusion.
zulizuli (noun 9), dizziness.
zulizuli (noun 9), giddiness.
zulizuli (noun), perplexity.
-zuma (verb), contradict.
-zuma (verb), interrupt.
zumaradi (noun), emerald.
zumari (noun 9/10), pl zumari, woodwind instrument (kind of).
zumaridi (noun), emerald.
-zumbua (verb), come upon. na sijui itakuwaje, itakapofika Ijumaa
hawajamzumbua Maimuna [Moh].
-zumbua (verb), discover.
-zumbua (verb), examine.
-zumbua (verb), explore.
-zumbua (verb), find.
-zumbua (verb), invent.
-zumbua (verb), bring to light.
-zumbua (verb), bring to light.
-zumbua (verb), study.
-zumbua (verb), uncover.
-zumgumza (verb), converse.
zumgumzo (noun 5/6), pl mazumgunzo, conversation. (< zungumza V).
zunga (noun), foreskin. [anat]
zunga (noun), prepuce. [anat]
zungu (adjective), extraordinary.
zungu (adjective), peculiar.
zungu (adjective), remarkable.
zungu (adjective), strange.
zungu (noun), European.
-zungua (verb), go around.
-zungua (verb), avoid.
-zungua (verb), encircle.
-zungua (verb), evade.
-zungua (verb), rotate.
-zungua (verb), twist around.
-zunguka (verb), go about. (< zungua V).
-zunguka (verb), go around. (< zungua V).
-zunguka (verb), go around something.
-zunguka (verb), circle. (< zungua V).
-zunguka (verb), patrol.
-zunguka (verb), revolve.
-zunguka (verb), rotate.
-zunguka (verb), round (a corner).
-zunguka (verb), wander around. (< zungua V).
-zunguka (verb), wander about aimlessly.
-zunguka (verb), waste time.
-zunguka (verb potential), surround. mikono ya mwalimu ilikizunguka
kiuno chembamba cha mwanafunzi [Muk]. (< zungua).
-zungukazunguka (verb), go round and round. (< zungua V).
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, bend (of a river etc.).
zunguko (noun 5/6), pl mazunguko, circuit. (< zunguka V).
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, eddy.
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, enclosure.
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, fence.
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, fencing.
zunguko (noun 5/6), pl mazunguko, revolution. (< zunguka V).
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, revolving (act of). (< zunguka V).
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, turning (act of).
zunguko (noun 5/6), pl mazunguko, turning (act of). (< zunguka V).
zunguko (noun), pl mazunguko, whirlpool.
-zungukwa (verb), besieged. (< zunguka V).
-zungukwa (verb passive), be surrounded with. kazungukwa na machaka,
miti na ukimya [Moh].
-zungumza (verb), amuse oneself.
-zungumza (verb), chat.
-zungumza (verb), carry on a conversation.
-zungumza (verb), converse.
-zungumza (verb), pass the time.
zungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, amusement.
zungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, conversation.
zungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, gossip.
zungumzo (noun), pl mazungumzo, pastime.
zunguo (noun), pl mazunguo, charm.
zunguo (noun), pl mazunguo, cure effected by magic.
zunguo (noun), pl mazunguo, exorcizing (act of).
zunguo (noun), pl mazunguo, magic formula.
-zungusha (verb), close in.
-zungusha (verb), dial a telephone number. (< zunguka V).
-zungusha (verb), encircle. (< zunguka V).
-zungusha (verb), put someone off.
-zungusha (verb), rotate (something).
-zungusha (verb), cause to go round. (< zunguka V).
-zungusha (verb), keep someone in suspense.
-zungusha (verb), turn round and round.
-zungusha (verb), keep someone waiting.
-zungusha (verb), take for a walk.
-zungusha (verb causative), surround with. ndipo Idi alipomwendea kwa
ghafla na kumzungusha mkono kiuoni [Sul].
-zungusha (namba za simu) (verb), dial a telephone number. anazungusha
namba za simu [Muk].
-zungusha macho (verb), look around. (< zizima V, macho N).
-zungushia (verb appl-caus), put round someone or something. Idi
alimjongelea tena na kumzungushia mkono [Sul].
zungusho (noun 5/6), pl mazungusho, eddy. (< zunguka V).
zungusho (noun 5/6), pl mazungusho, revolving (act of). (< zunguka V).
zungusho (noun 5/6), pl mazungusho, whirlpool. (< zunguka V).
-zuri (adjective), good.
-zuri (adjective), beautiful.
-zuri (verb), commit perjury.
-zuri (verb), swear falsely.
zuri (adjective), beautiful.
zuri (adjective), delicious.
zuri (adjective), excellent.
zuri (adjective), fine.
zuri (adjective), handsome.
zuri (adjective), pretty.
zuri (adjective), splendid.
zuri (adjective), tasty.
zuri (noun), pl zuri, perjury. [also: zuri]
zuri (noun 9/10), pl zuri, perjury.
-zuriwa (verb), be visited. (< zuru V).
-zuru (verb), pay a visit.
-zurura (verb), loaf around.
-zurura (verb), roam.
-zurura (verb), wander around.
-zurura (verb), waste time.
-zururuka (verb), loaf around.
-zururuka (verb), wander around.
-zururuka (verb), waste time.
-zuruza (verb), invite.
-zuruza (verb), have someone pay a visit.
-zusha (verb), fabricate.
-zusha (verb), invent.
-zusha (verb), make up and spread lies.
-zusha (verb), produce (suddenly).
-zusha (verb), think up something.
-zushia (verb appl-caus), provoke someone.
-zushia (verb appl-caus), give rise. ukamzushia kumbukizi na ndoto za
ajabu [Moh].
-zuwia (verb), check.
-zuwia (verb), detain.
-zuwia (verb), deter.
-zuwia (verb), hinder.
-zuwia (verb), hold back.
-zuwia (verb), limit.
-zuwia (verb), prevent.
-zuwia (verb), protect.
-zuwia (verb), restrain.
-zuwia (verb), support.
-zuwia (verb), withhold.
-zuzu (adjective), foolish.
-zuzu (adjective), stupid.
zuzu (adjective), ignorant.
zuzu (adjective), inexperienced.
-zuzua (verb), embarrass.
-zuzua (verb), make a fool of. (< zuzu N).
-zuzua (verb), treat as a simpleton. (< zuzu N).
-zuzua (verb), play tricks on someone.
-zuzuka (verb), be at a loss.
-zuzuka (verb), be confused.
-zuzuka (verb), be deceived.
-zuzuka (verb), be fooled. (< zuzua V).
zuzulia (verb), appl. of zuzua.
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