Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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ko-le
English: A person arrested instead of their relative who escaped
Alikamatwa kama kole kwa kosa la ndugu yake.
He was arrested as a substitute for his relative's crime.
ko-le
English: A person arrested instead of their relative who escaped
Alikamatwa kama kole kwa kosa la ndugu yake.
He was arrested as a substitute for his relative's crime.
ko-le-go
English: A tool for holding things, like forceps or tongs
Daktari alitumia kolego upasuaji.
The doctor used forceps in the surgery.
ko-le-go
English: A tool for holding things, like forceps or tongs
Daktari alitumia kolego upasuaji.
The doctor used forceps in the surgery.
ko-le-ko-le
English: A long flat fish with silvery scales
Wavuvi walivua kolekole baharini.
The fishermen caught a flat silver fish.
ko-le-ko-le
English: A long flat fish with silvery scales
Wavuvi walivua kolekole baharini.
The fishermen caught a flat silver fish.
ko-le-o
English: Tongs or forceps
Alitumia koleo kushika chuma moto.
He used tongs to hold the hot metal.
ko-le-o
English: Tongs or forceps
Alitumia koleo kushika chuma moto.
He used tongs to hold the hot metal.
ko-le-o
English: A shovel or spade
Wakulima walitumia koleo kulima shamba.
Farmers used a spade to till the field.
ko-le-o
English: A shovel or spade
Wakulima walitumia koleo kulima shamba.
Farmers used a spade to till the field.
ko-les-te-rol
English: Fat found in foods that can block arteries; cholesterol
Alionwa kuhusu hatari ya kolesterol mwilini.
He was warned about the danger of cholesterol in the body.
ko-les-te-rol
English: Fat found in foods that can block arteries; cholesterol
Alionwa kuhusu hatari ya kolesterol mwilini.
He was warned about the danger of cholesterol in the body.
ko-le-za
English: To make something (like sugar or salt) excessive
Supu imekolezwa chumvi.
The soup has been oversalted.
ko-le-za
English: To make something (like sugar or salt) excessive
Supu imekolezwa chumvi.
The soup has been oversalted.
ko-le-za
English: To add spices to food; to season
Mama alikoleza chakula na viungo.
Mother seasoned the food with spices.
ko-le-za
English: To add spices to food; to season
Mama alikoleza chakula na viungo.
Mother seasoned the food with spices.
ko-le-za
English: To pay a debt on someone's behalf
Alikoleza deni la ndugu yake.
He paid his brother's debt.
ko-le-za
English: To pay a debt on someone's behalf
Alikoleza deni la ndugu yake.
He paid his brother's debt.
ko-le-za
English: To pass a trait or behavior to a child
Baba alikoleza tabia kwa mwanawe.
The father passed down behavior to his child.
ko-le-za
English: To pass a trait or behavior to a child
Baba alikoleza tabia kwa mwanawe.
The father passed down behavior to his child.
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