Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mrejesho/
English: (Literature) Recollection of past events in a story.
Riwaya hii ina mrejesho wa matukio ya zamani.
This novel includes flashbacks to past events.
/mrekani/
English: See: marekani.
Taz. marekani.
See: American.
/mrela/
English: A stitching style where the lower part of a kanzu or shirt is widened.
Kanzu yake imefumwa kwa mtindo wa mrela.
His kanzu was sewn in the mrela style.
/mrembe/
English: A spear or stick with a sharp point.
Askari alibeba mrembe mkononi.
The guard carried a sharp spear in his hand.
/mrembe/
English: A cloth used for cleansing after sexual intercourse.
Wanandoa walitumia mrembe kujifuta.
The couple used a cleansing cloth afterward.
/mrembeshaji/
English: 1. A decorator. 2. A cosmetic or plastic surgery specialist.
Mrembeshaji alipamba ukumbi kwa maua mazuri.
The decorator adorned the hall with beautiful flowers.
/mrembo/
English: A beautiful woman or girl.
Mrembo huyo alivutia kila mtu alimpomwona.
The beautiful lady attracted everyone's attention.
/mrembo/
English: A seller of women's accessories.
Mrembo alitembeza mapambo sokoni.
The vendor sold women's accessories in the market.
/mrenda/
English: See: mlenda.
Taz. mlenda.
See: mlenda.
/mrengo/
English: A political or ideological stance.
Kila chama kina mrengo wake wa kisiasa.
Every party has its own political stance.
/mrengu/
English: Planks fixed to a boat's sides to balance it.
Mrenju wa chombo ulizuia kisiondoke vibaya.
The boat's balance boards prevented it from tilting.
/mrengwa/
English: A gullible or easily deceived person.
Mrengwa huamini maneno ya kila mtu.
The gullible person believes everyone's words.
/Mreno/
English: A citizen of Portugal.
Mreno huyo alifika Tanzania mwaka jana.
That Portuguese man arrived in Tanzania last year.
/mrera/
English: A pleat or decorative fold at the hem of a woman's garment.
Kanzu hiyo ina mrera mzuri kwenye ukosi.
The dress has a beautiful pleat at the collar.
/mreteni/
English: An evergreen plant that grows without spreading.
Mreteni huendelea kuwa kijani mwaka mzima.
The evergreen plant stays green all year round.
/mriba/
English: The leg or thigh of a cow.
Mriba wa ng'ombe ulitumika kama chakula cha jioni.
The cow's thigh was used for dinner.
/mriba/
English: Sweet potato leaves used as vegetables.
Mriba hupikwa kama mboga tamu sana.
Sweet potato leaves are cooked as tasty vegetables.
/mridhia/
English: A peaceful person who avoids conflict.
Mridhia hupendelea amani kuliko ugomvi.
The peace-loving person prefers harmony over conflict.
/mrihani/
English: See: mrehani.
Taz. mrehani.
See: basil.
/mrihi/
English: A tree whose bark is used for roofing beams or ropes.
Mbao za mrihi hutumika kujenga paa za nyumba.
The wood of the mrihi tree is used for making roof beams.
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