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Found 4117 word(s) starting with "M"

mwombaji

/mwomba'ʤi/

English: Beggar.

Example (Swahili):

Mwombaji alisimama barabarani akiomba msaada.

Example (English):

The beggar stood by the road asking for help.

mwombolezaji

/mwombole'zaʤi/

English: Mourner.

Example (Swahili):

Waombolezaji walikusanyika kuaga marehemu.

Example (English):

The mourners gathered to bid farewell to the deceased.

mwonaji

/mwona'ʤi/

English: Seer; one who foresees.

Example (Swahili):

Mwonaji alitabiri mvua kubwa.

Example (English):

The seer predicted heavy rain.

mwongo¹

/mwo'ngo/

English: Liar.

Example (Swahili):

Mwongo alijulikana kijijini.

Example (English):

The liar was well known in the village.

mwongo²

/mwo'ngo/

English: Decade.

Example (Swahili):

Miaka kumi ni mwongo mmoja.

Example (English):

Ten years make one decade.

mwongofu

/mwongo'fu/

English: Righteous person.

Example (Swahili):

Mwongofu alijulikana kwa matendo yake mema.

Example (English):

The righteous man was known for his good deeds.

mwongozi

/mwongo'zi/

English: Leader; supervisor.

Example (Swahili):

Mwongozi wa mradi aliwaelekeza wafanyakazi.

Example (English):

The project leader guided the workers.

mwonjo

/mwon'ʤo/

English: Taste; bad experience; shock.

Example (Swahili):

Alipata mwonjo wa uchungu baada ya hasara.

Example (English):

He had a bitter experience after the loss.

mwonoulimwengu

/mwono ulimwe'ngu/

English: Worldview.

Example (Swahili):

Kila mtu ana mwonoulimwengu wake.

Example (English):

Everyone has their own worldview.

mwonzi

/mwon'zi/

English: Sunray.

Example (Swahili):

Mwonzi wa jua uliwaka asubuhi.

Example (English):

The sunray shone in the morning.

mwosha

/mwo'ʃa/

English: Washer (of clothes, cars, bodies, etc.).

Example (Swahili):

Mwosha magari alifanya kazi mchana kutwa.

Example (English):

The car washer worked all day.

mwotaji

/mwo'taʤi/

English: Dreamer; visionary.

Example (Swahili):

Mwotaji alisimulia ndoto yake kwa marafiki.

Example (English):

The dreamer told his friends about his dream.

mwovu¹

/mwo'vu/

English: Evil person; Satan.

Example (Swahili):

Mwovu aliwajaribu wanadamu.

Example (English):

The evil one tempted mankind.

mwozaji

/mwo'zaʤi/

English: Wedding officiant.

Example (Swahili):

Mwozaji aliongoza sherehe ya harusi.

Example (English):

The officiant conducted the wedding ceremony.

mwungwana

/mwu'ŋgwana/

English: Civilized; well-mannered person.

Example (Swahili):

Mwungwana hatendi mambo ya aibu.

Example (English):

A civilized person does not act shamefully.

Myahudi

/mya'hudi/

English: Jew; Israeli.

Example (Swahili):

Myahudi huyo aliishi Yerusalemu.

Example (English):

That Jew lived in Jerusalem.

myale

/mya'le/

English: A tree with many purple flowers.

Example (Swahili):

Bustani ilipambwa na miti ya myale yenye maua ya zambarau.

Example (English):

The garden was decorated with myale trees full of purple flowers.

myamiano

/myamia'no/

English: A struggle; conflict.

Example (Swahili):

Kulikuwa na myamiano kati ya vikundi viwili.

Example (English):

There was a struggle between the two groups.

myamizi

/myami'zi/

English: (1) A person who intrudes or disrupts. (2) A person who imposes themselves without permission.

Example (Swahili):

Myamizi aliingia kwenye kikao bila kualikwa.

Example (English):

The intruder entered the meeting without being invited.

myao

/mya'o/

English: (1) A style or way of dressing. (2) A set of printed cloth (e.g., kitenge).

Example (Swahili):

Myao wa wanawake ulikuwa wa kuvutia sana.

Example (English):

The women's style of dressing was very attractive.

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