Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mu'tribu/
English: A singer of poetic songs.
Mutribu aliburudisha wageni kwa nyimbo za mashairi.
The singer entertained guests with poetic songs.
/muu'aji/
English: A killer; murderer.
Muuaji alikamatwa na polisi baada ya tukio.
The murderer was arrested by the police after the incident.
/muu'dhi/
English: A person who annoys or provokes others.
Muudhi huyo aliwasumbua majirani kila siku.
That annoying person disturbed the neighbors every day.
/muugu'zaji/
English: A nurse or caregiver.
Muuguzaji alimsaidia mgonjwa kupata nafuu.
The nurse helped the patient recover.
/muu'jiza/
English: A miracle; extraordinary event.
Kupona kwake haraka kulichukuliwa kama muujiza.
His quick recovery was considered a miracle.
/muu'mba/
English: God; the Creator.
Waumini walimsifu Muumba kwa baraka.
Believers praised the Creator for blessings.
/muu'mbuaji/
English: A person who reveals secrets or criticizes everything.
Muumbuaji aliwafedhehesha kwa kufichua mambo yao.
The revealer embarrassed them by exposing their secrets.
/muu'mini/
English: A faithful believer; a devout person.
Muumini alihudhuria ibada kila Jumapili.
The believer attended worship every Sunday.
/muu'mo/
English: A firm bite with teeth.
Mbwa alitoa muumo mkali.
The dog gave a strong bite.
/muu'nda/
English: (1) A piece of wood used as a support. (2) A fishing hook for large fish.
Walitumia muunda kama nguzo ya paa.
They used a piece of wood as a roof support.
/muu'ndaji/
English: A creator; craftsman.
Muundaji wa sanamu aliheshimika sana.
The sculptor was highly respected.
/muu'ndi/
English: The front part of the leg between the knee and foot.
Alijeruhiwa kwenye muundi wake.
He was injured on his shin.
/muu'ndo/
English: (1) The shape or structure of something. (2) The composition of a literary work.
Kitabu hiki kina muundo wa kuvutia.
This book has an attractive structure.
/muu'ngo/
English: A joint or connection point.
Muungo wa mbao ulifungwa kwa misumari.
The wooden joint was fixed with nails.
/muu'ngwe/
English: A civilized or well-mannered person.
Alijulikana kama mtu muungwana mwenye heshima.
He was known as a civilized and respectful person.
/muu'ya/
English: (1) Chaos; disorder. (2) Danger.
Muuya ulitokea baada ya mvua kubwa.
Disorder occurred after the heavy rain.
/muu'za/
English: A seller; vendor.
Muuza matunda aliwapigia wateja kelele sokoni.
The fruit vendor called out to customers in the market.
/muu'zaduka/
English: A shopkeeper.
Muuzaduka alifungua duka mapema asubuhi.
The shopkeeper opened the store early in the morning.
/'muwa/
English: Sugarcane.
Watoto walikula vipande vya muwa.
The children ate pieces of sugarcane.
/mu'waa/
English: A plant whose leaves are used for weaving baskets and ropes.
Walitumia majani ya muwaa kutengeneza mikeka.
They used the leaves of the muwaa plant to make mats.
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