Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mradi/
English: Purpose or intention.
Mradi wake ni kusaidia watoto yatima.
His purpose is to help orphans.
/mradi/
English: Provided that; on condition that.
Utasafiri mradi ukamilishe kazi kwanza.
You may travel, provided you finish the work first.
/mrafu/
English: A glutton; a person who eats excessively.
Mrafu huyo hakupumzika kula chakula.
The glutton didn't stop eating.
/mraghibishi/
English: A motivator; a person who encourages others.
Mraghibishi aliwahamasisha vijana kufanya kazi.
The motivator encouraged the youth to work.
/mrahano/
English: Debate or dispute.
Kulikuwa na mrahano mkali kuhusu hoja hiyo.
There was a heated debate over that issue.
/mraibu/
English: A person addicted to harmful substances.
Mraibu wa pombe alipatiwa matibabu ya kuacha.
The alcoholic received treatment to quit drinking.
/mrajisi/
English: A registrar; one who records official data or events.
Mrajisi wa ndoa alisajili wanandoa wapya.
The marriage registrar registered the new couple.
/mrakibu/
English: A supervisor; a person who oversees activities.
Mrakibu alihakikisha kazi inafanyika kwa usahihi.
The supervisor ensured the work was done correctly.
/mrama/
English: The drifting of a vessel due to waves; to go off course.
Chombo kilikuwa katika mrama baada ya dhoruba.
The boat drifted off course after the storm.
/mramali/
English: A fortune-teller; one who predicts events using astrology.
Mramali alitabiri mvua nyingi mwaka huu.
The fortune-teller predicted heavy rains this year.
/mramba/
English: A bird resembling a crow with red eyes and a forked tail.
Mramba huonekana asubuhi akiruka juu ya miti.
The mramba bird is seen flying over trees in the morning.
/mrando/
English: The act of wandering or moving aimlessly.
Mrando wake mjini ulimfanya apotee njia.
His wandering in the city made him lose his way.
/mrao/
English: The harvest season during the dry period.
Wakulima wanajiandaa kwa mrao wa mwaka huu.
Farmers are preparing for this year's harvest season.
/mraruasanda/
English: See: mpasuasanda.
Taz. mpasuasanda.
See: mpasuasanda.
/mraruko/
English: A crack, split, or rupture.
Kulikuwa na mraruko kwenye ukuta wa nyumba.
There was a crack on the wall of the house.
/mraruo/
English: The manner or act of tearing something with force.
Mraruo wa nguo ulitokea kwa nguvu za ajali.
The tearing of the clothes occurred due to the accident's force.
/mrashi/
English: 1. A sprinkler or device for spreading water. 2. Anything with many holes for sprinkling liquids.
Mrashi wa bustani ulianza kumwagilia maua.
The garden sprinkler began watering the flowers.
/mrasili/
English: 1. A journalist or reporter. 2. A person who gives news or reports.
Mrasili wa habari aliripoti tukio moja kwa moja.
The news reporter covered the event live.
/mrasimu/
English: A draftsman; one who prepares diagrams or drawings.
Mrasimu alichora ramani ya nyumba mpya.
The draftsman drew the plan of the new house.
/mrasimu/
English: A bureaucrat; one who processes matters step by step through official channels.
Mrasimu alihakikisha taratibu zote zimefuatwa.
The bureaucrat ensured all procedures were followed.
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