Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 918 word(s) starting with "N"

/ɲoɡoˈɲea/

English: (verb) To grow frail or feeble; to languish

Example (Swahili):

Alinyog'onyea kitandani kwa siku nyingi.

Example (English):

He grew feeble in bed for many days.

/ɲoɡoˈɲeza/

English: (verb) To make something weak; to weaken

Example (Swahili):

Ugonjwa ulinyog'onyeza mwili wake.

Example (English):

The illness weakened his body.

/ɲoɡoˈɲezi/

English: (noun) A state of weakness or debility

Example (Swahili):

Alikuwa katika hali ya nyog'onyezi baada ya kuumwa.

Example (English):

He was in a state of weakness after being sick.

/ɲoɡoˈɲoɡo/

English: (noun) Condition of fatigue or listlessness

Example (Swahili):

Nyog'onyog'o ilimfanya ashindwe kufanya kazi.

Example (English):

The fatigue made him unable to work.

/ɲoˈɡa/

English: (noun) Feathers of a bird

Example (Swahili):

Ndege alibadili nyoga zake wakati wa kiangazi.

Example (English):

The bird shed its feathers during the dry season.

/ɲoˈɡa/

English: (verb) To wring the neck; to strangle

Example (Swahili):

Alinyoga kuku kabla ya kupika.

Example (English):

He wrung the chicken's neck before cooking.

/ɲoˈɡa/

English: (noun) Waist or loins

Example (Swahili):

Alifunga kitambaa kiunoni kwa nyoga.

Example (English):

He tied a cloth around his waist.

/ɲoˈɡe/

English: (adjective) Weak; feeble; lacking energy

Example (Swahili):

Alionekana nyoge baada ya kazi ngumu.

Example (English):

He looked weak after the hard work.

/ɲoˈɡea/

English: (noun) Rickets; nutritional deficiency in children

Example (Swahili):

Watoto wenye lishe duni wanaweza kupata nyogea.

Example (English):

Malnourished children may develop rickets.

/ɲoˈɡea/

English: (verb) To humble oneself; to act submissively

Example (Swahili):

Alinyogea mbele ya wakubwa wake.

Example (English):

He humbled himself before his superiors.

/ɲoˈɡeka/

English: (verb) To become humble or weak; to lose strength

Example (Swahili):

Moyo wake ulinyogeka baada ya kushindwa.

Example (English):

His spirit weakened after the defeat.

/ɲoˈɡeʃa/

English: (verb) To humble; to disgrace

Example (Swahili):

Alinyogesha adui zake kwa hekima.

Example (English):

He humbled his enemies with wisdom.

/ɲoˈɡeza/

English: (noun) Addition; extra portion

Example (Swahili):

Tafadhali niongeze nyogeza ya wali.

Example (English):

Please give me an extra portion of rice.

/ɲoˈɡeza/

English: (noun) Appendix; supplementary section

Example (Swahili):

Kitabu kina nyogeza yenye vielelezo.

Example (English):

The book has an appendix with illustrations.

/ɲoˈɡo/

English: (noun) Insults; abusive language

Example (Swahili):

Usitoe nyogo kwa wazee.

Example (English):

Do not speak abusively to elders.

/ɲoˈɡo/

English: (noun) Bile; yellowish body fluid

Example (Swahili):

Alitapika nyogo baada ya ugonjwa mkali.

Example (English):

He vomited bile after a severe illness.

/ɲoˈɡo/

English: (noun) Sea water collected for salt making

Example (Swahili):

Walikusanya nyogo kutengeneza chumvi.

Example (English):

They collected seawater to make salt.

/ɲoˈɡo/

English: (noun) Cannabis joint (slang)

Example (Swahili):

Polisi walimkuta na nyogo kadhaa.

Example (English):

The police found him with several joints.

/ɲoˈɡoa/

English: (verb) To straighten something bent

Example (Swahili):

Alinyogoa waya uliopinda.

Example (English):

He straightened the bent wire.

/ɲoˈji/

English: (noun) Weaver bird

Example (Swahili):

Nyoji hujenga viota vyake kwenye miti mirefu.

Example (English):

The weaver bird builds its nest in tall trees.

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