Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mkeˈradʒi/
English: A person who constantly irritates or annoys others.
Mkeraji hufanya watu wengine wasipende kukaa naye.
An annoying person makes others not want to be around him.
/mkeˈrakera/
English: See mkera.
Tazama neno mkera kwa maana.
See the word mkera for meaning.
/mkeɾeˈketo/
English: An unpleasant sensation in the throat.
Alipata mkereketo baada ya kunywa maji baridi.
He felt an irritation in his throat after drinking cold water.
/mkeɾeˈketo/
English: A state of disgust or annoyance.
Mkereketo wake ulionekana wazi alipokosa heshima.
His disgust was evident when he was disrespected.
/mkeɾeˈketwa/
English: An enthusiastic or passionate supporter of something.
Mkereketwa wa chama hicho alihudhuria mikutano yote.
The passionate supporter of that party attended all meetings.
/mkeˈreza/
English: See mkerezaji.
Tazama neno mkerezaji kwa maana.
See the word mkerezaji for meaning.
/mkeɾeˈzadʒi/
English: A person who cuts wood using a saw.
Mkerezaji alianza kazi mapema asubuhi.
The sawyer began work early in the morning.
/mkeˈrezo/
English: The act of sawing; a sawing sound.
Mkerezo wa mbao ulisikika kutoka karakana.
The sound of sawing wood came from the workshop.
/mkeˈʃa/
English: The night before an event; a vigil.
Tulikaa mkesha tukisali na kuimba nyimbo za sifa.
We stayed awake through the night praying and singing songs of praise.
/mkeˈʃa/
English: The state of dawn or early morning.
Waliwasili kijijini wakati wa mkesha.
They arrived in the village at dawn.
/mkeˈʃa/
English: A type of bird.
Mkesha huruka usiku kutafuta chakula.
The mkesha bird flies at night in search of food.
/mkeˈʃa/
English: The act of staying awake all night for remembrance or prayer.
Waliandaa mkesha wa kumuombea marehemu.
They held an all-night vigil to pray for the deceased.
/mkeˈʃa/
English: A person who stays awake through the night.
Mkesha alihudhuria ibada hadi alfajiri.
The night watcher attended the service until dawn.
/mkeˈto/
English: A quiet or reserved person.
Mketo hakupenda kuzungumza na watu wengi.
The quiet person didn't like talking to many people.
/mkiˈa/
English: The tail of an animal.
Simba alitikisa mkia wake kwa hasira.
The lion wagged its tail angrily.
/mkiˈapanda/
English: See mramba.
Tazama neno mramba kwa maana.
See the word mramba for meaning.
/mkiˈbe/
English: See mkite.
Tazama neno mkite kwa maana.
See the word mkite for meaning.
/mkiˈtʃaa/
English: A mad or insane person.
Mkichaa alionekana akizungumza peke yake barabarani.
The madman was seen talking to himself on the street.
/mkiˈði/
English: A person who fulfills a need or meets a requirement.
Mkidhi wa jamii alihakikisha mahitaji ya kila mtu yametimizwa.
The community provider ensured everyone's needs were met.
/mkiˈði/
English: God who fulfills all needs.
Waumini walimsifu Mkidhi kwa rehema na upendo.
The believers praised God the Provider for His mercy and love.
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