Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 918 word(s) starting with "N"

/ɲeereˈka/

English: (verb) To glitter; to sparkle faintly

Example (Swahili):

Maji yalinyeeereka chini ya mwanga wa mwezi.

Example (English):

The water sparkled under the moonlight.

/ɲeːˈjepe/

English: (adjective) Soaking wet; drenched

Example (Swahili):

Nguo zake zilikuwa nyeeeyepe baada ya mvua kubwa.

Example (English):

His clothes were drenched after the heavy rain.

/ɲeeˈlea/

English: (verb) To walk on tiptoes; to move stealthily

Example (Swahili):

Alinyeelea hadi mlangoni bila kelele.

Example (English):

He tiptoed to the door silently.

/ɲeˈɡa/

English: (verb) To deceive; to trick

Example (Swahili):

Alinyega mwenzake kwenye biashara.

Example (English):

He tricked his partner in business.

/ɲeˈɡa/

English: (noun) A type of flatfish or stingray

Example (Swahili):

Nyega hupatikana baharini karibu na mwamba.

Example (English):

The stingray is found near the reef in the sea.

/ɲeˈɡa/

English: (noun) Bicycle pedal spindle

Example (Swahili):

Nyega ya baiskeli yangu imevunjika.

Example (English):

The spindle of my bicycle pedal is broken.

/ɲeˈɡa/

English: (noun) A gossiping or troublemaking person

Example (Swahili):

Yule mwanamke ni nyega wa mtaa mzima.

Example (English):

That woman is the gossip of the whole neighborhood.

/ɲeˈɡe/

English: (noun) Sexual desire or lust

Example (Swahili):

Alijaribu kudhibiti nyege zake.

Example (English):

He tried to control his lust.

/ɲeˈɡea/

English: (verb) To feel an itch or sexual urge

Example (Swahili):

Alinyegea baada ya kuona mpenzi wake.

Example (English):

He felt aroused after seeing his lover.

/ɲeˈɡere/

English: (noun) Honey badger, a small fierce mammal

Example (Swahili):

Nyegere ni mnyama jasiri anayekula nyoka.

Example (English):

The honey badger is a brave animal that eats snakes.

/ɲeɡeˈreʃa/

English: (verb) To touch provocatively; to caress

Example (Swahili):

Alimnyegeresha kwa utani.

Example (English):

He caressed her playfully.

/ɲeɡereˈʃana/

English: (verb) To mutually touch each other in a sexual manner

Example (Swahili):

Walinyegereshana wakiwa faraghani.

Example (English):

They touched each other intimately in private.

/ɲeˈɡeza/

English: (verb) To tickle or provoke sexually

Example (Swahili):

Alimnyegeza kwa kidole tumboni.

Example (English):

He tickled her on the belly.

/ɲeˈi/

English: (noun) Joy, happiness

Example (Swahili):

Watu walijawa na nyei baada ya kupata habari njema.

Example (English):

People were filled with joy after receiving the good news.

/ɲeˈka/

English: (verb) To be greasy or moist; to shine slightly

Example (Swahili):

Uso wake unanyeka kwa jasho.

Example (English):

His face glistens with sweat.

/ɲekeˈɲeke/

English: (adjective) Watery, soggy; not firm

Example (Swahili):

Uji huu ni nyekenyeke sana.

Example (English):

This porridge is too watery.

/ɲeˈkepja/

English: (verb/adjective) To rot, decay, or become soggy

Example (Swahili):

Matunda yameanza kunyekepya.

Example (English):

The fruits have started to rot.

/ɲeˈkeza/

English: (verb) To sprinkle or moisten with water

Example (Swahili):

Alinyekeza maua ili yasinyauke.

Example (English):

He sprinkled water on the flowers to keep them fresh.

/ɲeˈkundu/

English: (adjective) Red in color

Example (Swahili):

Alivaa gauni nyekundu.

Example (English):

She wore a red dress.

/ɲeˈla/

English: (verb) To ejaculate; to release semen

Example (Swahili):

Daktari alieleza kuwa kunyela mapema ni tatizo la kiafya.

Example (English):

The doctor explained that premature ejaculation is a health issue.

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