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. noconfidence 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]
-Bbaa (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 mamamtu 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 tapemeasure 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 fruitpicking).
-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-demer, 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.
-Ddaa (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).
-Eebee (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.
-G-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 fourstory 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].
-Hhaba (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 chewingmixture).
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.
-Kk.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-champamba [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 chewingmixture. (< 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 [...] kinyefunyefu 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