Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 4117 word(s) starting with "M"

/mavi'ʧuma/

English: Rust; iron filth.

Example (Swahili):

Pipa limejaa mavichuma kwa sababu ya mvua.

Example (English):

The barrel is full of rust because of the rain.

/'mavu/

English: A stinging insect similar to a wasp.

Example (Swahili):

Mavu walimng'ata mkononi na kumuumiza.

Example (English):

A stinging insect bit him on the arm and hurt him.

/ma'vue/

English: Free verse poetry.

Example (Swahili):

Mwandishi alitunga mashairi ya mavue.

Example (English):

The writer composed free verse poetry.

/mavu'lia/

English: Second-hand clothes.

Example (Swahili):

Alienda sokoni kununua mavulia.

Example (English):

He went to the market to buy second-hand clothes.

/ma'vumbo/

English: Lumps in porridge.

Example (Swahili):

Mtoto alikataa uji kwa sababu ya mavumbo.

Example (English):

The child refused the porridge because of the lumps.

/ma'vunda/

English: A person who destroys things.

Example (Swahili):

Anajulikana kijijini kama mavunda.

Example (English):

He is known in the village as someone who ruins things.

/ma'vunde/

English: Rotten, spoiled things.

Example (Swahili):

Walitupa chakula kwa sababu kilikuwa mavunde.

Example (English):

They threw away the food because it was spoiled.

/mavunde'vunde/

English: 1. Light clouds. 2. A state of gloom.

Example (Swahili):

Anga lilijaa mavundevunde ya mawingu.

Example (English):

The sky was filled with light clouds.

/ma'vune/

English: 1. Fatigue. 2. Weakness before illness.

Example (Swahili):

Alilala kwa sababu ya mavune aliyohisi.

Example (English):

He slept because of the fatigue he felt.

/ma'vunga/

English: 1. Unkempt hair. 2. Hair in big braids/dreads.

Example (Swahili):

Msichana alikuwa na mavunga kichwani.

Example (English):

The girl had unkempt hair on her head.

/ma'vuno/

English: 1. Harvest. 2. Profit; result.

Example (Swahili):

Wakulima walipata mavuno mengi msimu huu.

Example (English):

The farmers had a big harvest this season.

/ma'vuvi/

English: Fishing activity.

Example (Swahili):

Mavuvi ni chanzo kikuu cha kipato cha kijiji hiki.

Example (English):

Fishing is the main source of income in this village.

/ma'vuzi/

English: Wood shavings.

Example (Swahili):

Fundi alikusanya mavuzi baada ya kutengeneza kiti.

Example (English):

The carpenter collected the wood shavings after making the chair.

/ma'vja:/

English: Mother-in-law.

Example (Swahili):

Mavyaa wake alimkaribisha kwa furaha.

Example (English):

His mother-in-law welcomed him happily.

/ma'wa:/

English: Obscurity; dimness; ambiguity.

Example (Swahili):

Hotuba yake ilikuwa na mawaa mengi.

Example (English):

His speech was full of ambiguities.

/ma'wadi/

English: Items associated with a specific activity.

Example (Swahili):

Aliandaa mawadhi yote kwa sherehe.

Example (English):

He prepared all the items for the ceremony.

/ma'waga/

English: Light rain; drizzle.

Example (Swahili):

Asubuhi tulipata mawaga kidogo.

Example (English):

In the morning we had a little drizzle.

/mawa'hidi/

English: Meeting place; place of promise.

Example (Swahili):

Walikutana kwenye mawahidi ya zamani.

Example (English):

They met at the old meeting place.

/mawa'iɗa/

English: Advice; sermon; admonition.

Example (Swahili):

Mwalimu alitoa mawaidha kwa wanafunzi.

Example (English):

The teacher gave advice to the students.

/mawaɗihiano/

English: Confrontations; conflicts.

Example (Swahili):

Mawajihiano baina ya makundi mawili yaliendelea.

Example (English):

Confrontations between the two groups continued.

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