Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 918 word(s) starting with "N"

/ndakata/

English: A type of saltwater fish

Example (Swahili):

Samaki wa ndakata wanapatikana baharini.

Example (English):

The ndakata fish are found in the sea.

/ndaki/

English: 1. A university (Kenya). 2. An administrative unit within a university

Example (Swahili):

Alisoma katika ndaki ya Nairobi.

Example (English):

He studied at the University of Nairobi.

/ndama/

English: The young of a cow, camel, or buffalo; a calf

Example (Swahili):

N dama alizaliwa leo asubuhi.

Example (English):

The calf was born this morning.

/ndani/

English: The inner part or space of something; inside

Example (Swahili):

Weka kitu hicho ndani ya sanduku.

Example (English):

Put that thing inside the box.

/ndege/

English: An aircraft; an airplane

Example (Swahili):

N dege iliondoka saa nne asubuhi.

Example (English):

The airplane departed at ten in the morning.

/ndege/

English: A drum played by women during initiation ceremonies

Example (Swahili):

Walipiga ndege wakati wa sherehe.

Example (English):

They beat the special drum during the ceremony.

/ndegeʧai/

English: A stork-like bird with a red and yellow crest

Example (Swahili):

N degechai aliruka juu ya mto.

Example (English):

The stork flew over the river.

/ndegemaji/

English: A seaplane

Example (Swahili):

N degemaji ilitua baharini salama.

Example (English):

The seaplane landed safely on the sea.

/ndegembaya/

English: A bad omen or sign

Example (Swahili):

Kuona bundi usiku ni ndengembaya.

Example (English):

Seeing an owl at night is a bad omen.

/ndegembaya/

English: A person believed to cause misfortune to others; a jinx

Example (Swahili):

Waliamini kuwa yeye ni ndegemabaya.

Example (English):

They believed he was a bringer of bad luck.

/ndegeputo/

English: A balloon

Example (Swahili):

Watoto walicheza na ndegeputo angani.

Example (English):

The children played with balloons in the air.

/ndekwa/

English: A request by a woman to be divorced by her husband

Example (Swahili):

Alitoa ndekwa mbele ya wazee.

Example (English):

She requested a divorce before the elders.

/ndekwa/

English: Excuses given by a person to avoid doing something

Example (Swahili):

Ana ndekwa nyingi kila wakati wa kazi.

Example (English):

He always has many excuses during work.

/ndembendembe/

English: Lightness or ease of a matter or situation

Example (Swahili):

Kazi hiyo ilikuwa ya ndembendembe.

Example (English):

That task was very easy.

/ndembo/

English: Tribal marks or facial scars

Example (Swahili):

Wazee wa kabila hilo wana ndembo usoni.

Example (English):

The elders of that tribe have facial marks.

/ndeme/

English: A pod of beans that doesn't soften when cooked

Example (Swahili):

Maharage yale yalikuwa ndeme.

Example (English):

Those beans were hard and wouldn't soften.

/ndenge/

English: A male goat that has not matured

Example (Swahili):

N denge alipotea msituni.

Example (English):

The young goat got lost in the forest.

/ndere/

English: Powdered medicine made from human organs, used in witchcraft

Example (Swahili):

Wachawi walitumia ndere kwa matambiko yao.

Example (English):

The witches used the powder for their rituals.

/ndere/

English: A type of bushbaby with large eyes and ears

Example (Swahili):

N dere hupatikana usiku porini.

Example (English):

The bushbaby is found in the forest at night.

/nderemo/

English: A state of happiness from a joyful event; jubilation

Example (Swahili):

N deremo zilisikika baada ya ushindi.

Example (English):

Cheers were heard after the victory.

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