Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mkoˈrogo/
English: Mixture; disorder; concoction.
Keki yake ilikuwa mkorogo wa viungo mbalimbali.
Her cake was a mixture of various ingredients.
/mkoˈromaji/
English: Someone who snores.
Mkoromaji alilala usingizi mzito usiku kucha.
The snorer slept deeply throughout the night.
/mkoˈromo/
English: Snoring sound.
Nilimsikia kwa mkoromo wake mzito chumbani.
I recognized him by his loud snoring in the room.
/mkoˈroqa/
English: See: mkoroqaji.
Angalia neno mkoroqaji kwa tafsiri.
See the word mkoroqaji for the meaning.
/mkoˈroqaji/
English: Someone who mixes things.
Mkoroqaji aliandaa dawa kwa kuchanganya mitishamba.
The mixer prepared medicine by combining herbs.
/mkoˈroqaji/
English: Someone who incites others; troublemaker.
Mkoroqaji alichochea ugomvi kati ya marafiki.
The instigator stirred up a quarrel between friends.
/mkoˈroʃo/
English: Cashew tree.
Wakulima walipanda mikorosho kando ya mashamba yao.
Farmers planted cashew trees along their farms.
/mkoˈroto/
English: Wheezing sound (e.g., from asthma).
Alipumua kwa mkoroto kutokana na pumu.
He breathed with a wheezing sound due to asthma.
/mkoˈrovjogo/
English: See: mchanganyo (mixture).
Tafuta neno mchanganyo kwa maana sawa.
See the word mchanganyo for the equivalent meaning.
/mˈkosa/
English: Wrongdoer; offender.
Mkosa alikiri makosa yake mbele ya watu.
The offender admitted his mistakes before the people.
/mkoˈsaji/
English: One who makes mistakes.
Kila mkosaji ana nafasi ya kujirekebisha.
Every wrongdoer has a chance to correct themselves.
/mkoˈsefu/
English: One who lacks something.
Mkosefu wa fedha hawezi kulipa deni.
One who lacks money cannot repay the debt.
/mkoˈsefu/
English: Sinner (in religious context).
Mkosefu aliomba msamaha kwa Mungu.
The sinner asked God for forgiveness.
/mˈkosha/
English: Specific desire or urge; type of cattle-driving stick.
Alikuwa na mkosha wa kula matunda kila asubuhi.
He had a craving for fruits every morning.
/mˈkosi/
English: Unexpected (usually bad) event.
Mkosi ulipiga kijiji baada ya mafuriko.
Misfortune struck the village after the floods.
/mkoˈsoaji/
English: Critic; fault-finder.
Mkosoaji alichambua kitabu hicho kwa undani.
The critic analyzed the book in detail.
/mˈkota/
English: Strong person; hero.
Mkota alijitolea kuokoa mtoto majini.
The strong man volunteered to rescue the child from the water.
/mˈkota/
English: Type of sugar cane plant.
Wakulima walipanda mkota kwenye mashamba yao.
Farmers planted the mkota variety of sugar cane on their farms.
/mˈkovu/
English: Short person; dwarf.
Mkovu yule alikuwa mwenye nguvu na mcheshi.
The short man was strong and cheerful.
/mˈkowa/
English: Wide belt for keeping money.
Alificha fedha zake ndani ya mkowa.
He hid his money inside the wide belt.
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