Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 918 word(s) starting with "N"

/ɲeˈra/

English: (noun) A type of sea creature, possibly a squid or cuttlefish

Example (Swahili):

Nyera wanapatikana baharini usiku.

Example (English):

Squids are found in the sea at night.

/ɲeˈra/

English: (verb) To mock or ridicule

Example (Swahili):

Usinyere marafiki zako.

Example (English):

Don't mock your friends.

/ɲereˈreka/

English: (verb) To flow down slowly; to cry pitifully

Example (Swahili):

Machozi yalinyerereka usoni mwake.

Example (English):

Tears trickled down her face.

/ɲereˈreza/

English: (verb) To disguise or conceal one's true actions

Example (Swahili):

Alinyerereza uovu wake kwa maneno matamu.

Example (English):

He disguised his wrongdoing with sweet words.

/ɲeˈrezi/

English: (adjective) Beautiful, attractive

Example (Swahili):

Binti huyo ni mwenye uso wenye nyerezi.

Example (English):

That girl has a beautiful face.

/ɲeˈsa/

English: (verb) To lactate; to produce milk

Example (Swahili):

Ng'ombe alianza kunyesa baada ya kuzaa.

Example (English):

The cow began to lactate after giving birth.

/ɲeˈʃa/

English: (verb) To deceive or seduce

Example (Swahili):

Alimnyesha kwa ahadi za uongo.

Example (English):

He deceived her with false promises.

/ɲeˈʃa/

English: (verb) To rain lightly; to drizzle

Example (Swahili):

Ilinyesha kidogo asubuhi.

Example (English):

It drizzled a little in the morning.

/ɲeˈʃa/

English: (verb) To help someone defecate (used for babies or animals)

Example (Swahili):

Mama alimnyesha mtoto wake mchanga.

Example (English):

The mother helped her baby relieve itself.

/ɲeˈta/

English: (verb) To be proud or boastful

Example (Swahili):

Acha kunyeta mbele ya wenzako.

Example (English):

Stop showing off in front of your friends.

/ɲeˈtea/

English: (verb) See dekea — to strut or walk proudly

Example (Swahili):

Alitembea akinyetea kama shujaa.

Example (English):

He walked proudly like a hero.

/ɲeˈti/

English: (adjective) Sensitive; critical; related to private parts

Example (Swahili):

Ni jambo nyeti linalohitaji tahadhari.

Example (English):

It's a sensitive issue that requires caution.

/ɲeˈti/

English: (noun) Genitals; private parts

Example (Swahili):

Alijeruhi sehemu za nyeti.

Example (English):

He injured his private parts.

/ɲeˈto/

English: (noun) Masturbation; self-pleasure

Example (Swahili):

Daktari alizungumzia madhara ya nyeto kupita kiasi.

Example (English):

The doctor talked about the harmful effects of excessive masturbation.

/ɲeˈvuwa/

English: (verb) To crawl or move by twisting; to wriggle

Example (Swahili):

Nyoka alinyevua kuelekea kwenye kichaka.

Example (English):

The snake wriggled toward the bush.

/ɲeˈvule/

English: (noun) See nyowe — a type of grasshopper

Example (Swahili):

Nyevule waliruka kila upande shambani.

Example (English):

Grasshoppers were jumping everywhere in the field.

/ɲiˈa/

English: (verb) To refuse to give; to deny

Example (Swahili):

Alinyia msaada kwa jirani yake.

Example (English):

He refused to give help to his neighbor.

/ɲiˈe/

English: (pronoun) You (plural); see nyinyi

Example (Swahili):

Nyie mnafaa kufanya kazi kwa bidii.

Example (English):

You should all work hard.

/ɲiˈɡu/

English: (noun) Wasp or hornet

Example (Swahili):

Nyigu alimng'ata mkononi.

Example (English):

A wasp stung him on the arm.

/ɲiˈibi/

English: (noun) A type of sea fish

Example (Swahili):

Nyiibi hupatikana kwenye maji ya chumvi.

Example (English):

This fish species is found in saltwater.

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