Kamusi ya Kiswahili

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Found 2493 word(s) starting with "U"

/unona'ʤi/

English: The fattening of animals.

Example (Swahili):

Unonaji wa ng'ombe ni muhimu kabla ya mauzo.

Example (English):

Fattening of cattle is important before selling them.

/unɔŋɔne'zaʤi/

English: Whispering or speaking in a low voice.

Example (Swahili):

Unong'onezaji wao ulizua shaka miongoni mwa watu.

Example (English):

Their whispering caused suspicion among people.

/u'nono/

English: Fatness or comfort; state of being well-fed.

Example (Swahili):

Anaishi maisha ya unono baada ya kustaafu.

Example (English):

He lives a comfortable life after retirement.

/unuki'aʤi/

English: Fragrance or pleasant smell.

Example (Swahili):

Unukiaji wa maua haya ni wa kupendeza sana.

Example (English):

The fragrance of these flowers is very pleasant.

/unuku'zi/

English: Quoting or excerpting text.

Example (Swahili):

Unukuzi wa kazi za wengine unahitaji uadilifu.

Example (English):

Quoting other people's work requires integrity.

/unuma'numa/

English: Disagreement or quarrel.

Example (Swahili):

Unumanuma ulitokea kati ya majirani.

Example (English):

A quarrel broke out between the neighbors.

/ununa'ʤi/

English: Annoyance or anger.

Example (Swahili):

Ununaji wake unaonyesha hasira iliyojificha.

Example (English):

His frown shows hidden anger.

/u'nunu/

English: Fiber from a coconut leaf.

Example (Swahili):

Ununu hutumika kutengeneza mikeka.

Example (English):

Coconut leaf fiber is used to make mats.

/ununu'zi/

English: Buying or purchasing.

Example (Swahili):

Ununuzi wa bidhaa mtandaoni unaongezeka kila mwaka.

Example (English):

Online shopping increases every year.

/u'nusu/

English: Half; also means thirty minutes past the hour.

Example (Swahili):

Saa ni nne na unusu sasa.

Example (English):

It is now half past ten.

/unusukapu'ti/

English: Anesthesia or unconsciousness.

Example (Swahili):

Mgonjwa aliwekwa katika unusukaputi kabla ya upasuaji.

Example (English):

The patient was put under anesthesia before surgery.

/u'ɲaa/

English: Feeling of disgust or aversion.

Example (Swahili):

Alionyesha unyaa baada ya kuona chakula kilichoharibika.

Example (English):

He showed disgust after seeing the spoiled food.

/uɲafu'zi/

English: Nausea or feeling of sickness.

Example (Swahili):

Unyafuzi ni dalili ya homa ya asubuhi.

Example (English):

Nausea is a symptom of morning sickness.

/u'ɲago/

English: Initiation rites for girls; traditional dance.

Example (Swahili):

Sherehe za unyago hufanywa kabla ya ndoa.

Example (English):

Initiation ceremonies for girls are held before marriage.

/uɲaʤi/

English: Defecation.

Example (Swahili):

Unyaji wa mtoto ni dalili ya afya njema.

Example (English):

A child's regular bowel movement is a sign of good health.

/uɲaka'ŋa/

English: Role of a traditional instructor (often for brides).

Example (Swahili):

Unyakanga alimfundisha biharusi maadili ya ndoa.

Example (English):

The traditional instructor taught the bride marital values.

/uɲaku'zi/

English: Theft or seizure of property.

Example (Swahili):

Unyakuzi wa mali ya umma unastahili adhabu kali.

Example (English):

Theft of public property deserves severe punishment.

/uɲali'o/

English: A wooden stick used in cooking to prevent sticking.

Example (Swahili):

Mama alitumia unyalio kupika ugali.

Example (English):

Mother used a wooden stick to stir the ugali.

/u'ɲama/

English: Cruelty or brutality.

Example (Swahili):

Unyama dhidi ya wanyama unapaswa kukemewa.

Example (English):

Cruelty against animals should be condemned.

/uɲama'vu/

English: Silence or quietness.

Example (Swahili):

Unyamavu wake ulionyesha hasira iliyofichika.

Example (English):

His silence showed hidden anger.

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