pwita
PPronunciation
/ˈpwita/
English Translation
1. To throb with internal pain (e.g., a boil). 2. To beat quickly (e.g., the heart)
Example Usage
Swahili:
"Moyo wake unapwita kwa hofu."
English:
"His heart is beating fast with fear."
Added
October 08, 2025Last Updated
October 08, 2025Word ID
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