Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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on-do-ke-a
English: 1. To have good behavior. 2. To recover from illness. 3. (In narratives) It is said…
Yeye ameondokea mtu mwema
He has turned out to be a good person
on-do-ke-a
English: To travel from a place
Walisafiri na kuondokea nyumbani asubuhi
They traveled and left home in the morning
on-do-ke-o
English: The starting point of a journey
Safari yetu ilianza kwenye ondokeo la stesheni
Our journey began at the station's starting point
on-do-ke-o
English: Progress or success in life or work
Ameonyesha ondokeo kubwa kazini kwake
He has shown great progress in his work
on-do-le-a
English: 1. To remove something on behalf of someone using a tool. 2. To save someone from something. 3. To relieve someone of a condition (e.g., worry)
Alimondolea rafiki yake mzigo
He removed the burden from his friend
on-do-le-o
English: (Religious) State of forgiveness
Waliomba ondoleo la dhambi zao
They prayed for forgiveness of their sins
on-do-le-o
English: The act of removing or transferring something from one place to another
Ondoleo la vikwazo liliwasaidia kibiashara
The removal of sanctions helped them in trade
on-do-sha
English: To remove something or someone from a place
Waliondosha gari lililoharibika barabarani
They removed the broken car from the road
o-ne-a
English: To oppress; to torment; to treat someone cruelly
Hawaonei watoto wadogo
They do not oppress little children
o-ne-ka-na
English: 1. To be clear; to be evident. 2. To show signs of something about to happen
Tatizo linaonekana wazi sasa
The problem is clear now
o-ne-le-a
English: To have an opinion about something; to suggest or advise
Nimeonelea tufanye kazi kwa pamoja
I think we should work together
o-ne-sha
English: To show; to demonstrate
Alionesha cheti cha shule
He showed the school certificate
o-ne-sho
English: A show; an exhibition
Wanafunzi waliandaa onesho la muziki
The students prepared a music show
o-ne-sho
English: A scene in a play that tells a complete story
Onesho la mwisho lilihuzunisha watazamaji
The last scene saddened the audience
on-ge-a
English: To converse; to talk
Tuliongea kuhusu mipango ya baadaye
We talked about future plans
on-ge-le-a
English: To discuss a specific topic
Waliongelea tatizo la maji kijijini
They discussed the water problem in the village
on-ge-za
English: 1. To increase; to make more. 2. To add something
Ongeza chumvi kidogo kwenye chakula
Add a little salt to the food
on-ge-ze-a
English: To increase something; to make a situation worse
Aliongezea sukari kwenye chai
He added more sugar to the tea
on-ge-ze-ka
English: To increase; to become more than before
Bei za vyakula zimeongezeka
Food prices have increased
on-ge-ze-ko
English: An increase; an addition
Kumekuwa na ongezeko la idadi ya wanafunzi
There has been an increase in the number of students
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