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ko-ma-man-ga
English: The fruit of the mkomananga tree with pink seeds; tropical almond
Walila komamanga tamu.
They ate sweet tropical almonds.
ko-ma-man-ga
English: The fruit of the mkomananga tree with pink seeds; tropical almond
Walila komamanga tamu.
They ate sweet tropical almonds.
ko-man-doo
English: See kamandoo (Commando)
Walisema komandoo ni sawa na kamandoo.
They said komandoo is the same as kamandoo.
ko-man-doo
English: See kamandoo (Commando)
Walisema komandoo ni sawa na kamandoo.
They said komandoo is the same as kamandoo.
ko-man-ga
English: To beat a mat with a stick to remove dust
Walikomaanga mkeka nje ya nyumba.
They beat the mat outside the house.
ko-man-ga
English: To beat a mat with a stick to remove dust
Walikomaanga mkeka nje ya nyumba.
They beat the mat outside the house.
ko-man-go
English: A round stone used for grinding; a grinding stone
Walitumia komango kusaga nafaka.
They used a grinding stone to grind grains.
ko-man-go
English: A round stone used for grinding; a grinding stone
Walitumia komango kusaga nafaka.
They used a grinding stone to grind grains.
ko-man-gu
English: A person who cannot hear properly; deaf
Komangu hakuweza kusikia sauti ndogo.
The deaf man could not hear a low sound.
ko-man-gu
English: A person who cannot hear properly; deaf
Komangu hakuweza kusikia sauti ndogo.
The deaf man could not hear a low sound.
ko-man-gu
English: See kiwambo⁵
Komangu pia inamaanisha kiwambo.
Komangu also means kiwambo.
ko-man-gu
English: See kiwambo⁵
Komangu pia inamaanisha kiwambo.
Komangu also means kiwambo.
ko-man-zi
English: A mythical creature believed to be tall and eat humans
Walihofu komanzi kuja usiku.
They feared the tall mythical creature at night.
ko-man-zi
English: A mythical creature believed to be tall and eat humans
Walihofu komanzi kuja usiku.
They feared the tall mythical creature at night.
ko-maz-a
English: To make something mature, hard, or old
Jua limekomaza mazao shambani.
The sun ripened the crops in the field.
ko-maz-a
English: To make something mature, hard, or old
Jua limekomaza mazao shambani.
The sun ripened the crops in the field.
kom-ba
English: 1. To scrape leftovers from a pot. 2. To redeem something from pawn. 3. To rescue someone from trouble
Alikomba wali uliobaki kwenye sufuria.
He scraped the remaining rice from the pot.
kom-ba
English: 1. To scrape leftovers from a pot. 2. To redeem something from pawn. 3. To rescue someone from trouble
Alikomba wali uliobaki kwenye sufuria.
He scraped the remaining rice from the pot.
kom-ba
English: A nocturnal animal with a long tail and shiny eyes; a lemur/genet
Waliona komba usiku msituni.
They saw a lemur in the forest at night.
kom-ba
English: A nocturnal animal with a long tail and shiny eyes; a lemur/genet
Waliona komba usiku msituni.
They saw a lemur in the forest at night.
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