twali.a³
TPronunciation
/twali'a/
English Translation
(In mat weaving) to stitch two eyes (holes) at once or together.
Example Usage
Swahili:
"Fundi wa mikeka alitwalia macho mawili kwa ustadi."
English:
"The mat weaver stitched two holes together skillfully."
Added
October 14, 2025Last Updated
October 14, 2025Word ID
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Words starting with "T"
taa bocho
A flatterer, deceiver.
A flatterer, deceiver.
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A flatterer, deceiver.
A flatterer, deceiver.
taa kipungu
A type of fish.
A type of fish.
taa machanja
A type of fish with a poisonous tail.
A type of fish with a poisonous tail.
taa za trafiki
Traffic lights.
Traffic lights.
taa¹
Lamp, light.
Lamp, light.
taa²
A type of fish with a pointed mouth (like a spike)...
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taa³
Obedience, discipline, good morals.
Obedience, discipline, good morals.
taa⁴
Obedient, disciplined.
Obedient, disciplined.
taabani
Exhausted, weary (from illness, fatigue, etc.).
Exhausted, weary (from illness, fatigue, etc.).