Kamusi ya Kiswahili
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/mrombe/
English: A gift or reward.
Alipokea mrombe kwa kazi nzuri aliyoifanya.
He received a gift for the good work he did.
/mrombo/
English: A woman who has undergone initiation teachings.
Mrombo alipewa heshima maalum kijijini.
The initiated woman was given special respect in the village.
/mronge/
English: A tree with small round leaves used as vegetables (moringa).
Majani ya mronge hutumika kupika mboga.
Moringa leaves are used for cooking vegetables.
/mrongo/
English: A liar; one who cannot be trusted.
Mrongo haaminiki kwa maneno yake.
A liar cannot be trusted by his words.
/mrongo/
English: A person initiated into traditional adulthood and aware of sexual matters.
Mrongo anaelewa mafunzo ya jando na unyago.
The initiate understands the teachings of adulthood rites.
/mronjo/
English: Stilts tied to the legs to make one appear taller.
Watoto walivaa mronjo kucheza kwenye tamasha.
The children wore stilts to perform at the festival.
/mropokaji/
English: A person who speaks without thinking; a blabbermouth.
Mropokaji alisema siri bila kujua.
The blabbermouth revealed a secret unknowingly.
/mropokwaji/
English: See: mropokaji.
Taz. mropokaji.
See: blabbermouth.
/mrufani/
English: A person who appeals a court decision; an appellant.
Mrufani alikata rufaa dhidi ya hukumu ya awali.
The appellant filed an appeal against the earlier judgment.
/mrugaruga/
English: See: rugaruga.
Taz. rugaruga.
See: rugaruga.
/mrujuani/
English: A small plant with fragrant purple flowers.
Mrujuani hupamba bustani kwa maua yake ya zambarau.
The mrujuani decorates gardens with its purple flowers.
/mrukaji/
English: 1. A jumper in sports. 2. A person avoiding duties.
Mrukaji alishinda mashindano ya kuruka kamba.
The jumper won the skipping competition.
/mruko/
English: 1. The act of jumping. 2. Shortening of clothes after washing.
Baada ya kuosha, kulikuwa na mruko wa shati.
After washing, the shirt had shrunk slightly.
/mrumani/
English: See: nkomamanga.
Taz. nkomamanga.
See: pomegranate.
/mrumba/
English: A hunter; a person who hunts animals.
Mrumba alirudi na mawindo baada ya siku tatu msituni.
The hunter returned with game after three days in the forest.
/mrumba/
English: A plant that grows near lakes or swamps and whose flowers are used in rivers.
Maua ya mrumba hutumika katika mapambo ya mito.
The flowers of the mrumba plant are used to decorate rivers.
/mrumbo/
English: A person who is not aware of initiation secrets.
Mrumbo hajui mafundisho ya unyago.
The uninitiated person does not know the secrets of initiation.
/mrumbuzi/
English: A small plant with broad leaves, yellow flowers, and long pods.
Mrumbuzi una harufu kali lakini ni dawa ya asili.
The mrumbuzi plant has a strong smell but is medicinal.
/Mrumi/
English: A citizen of the ancient Roman Empire.
Mrumi huyo aliishi wakati wa utawala wa Kaisari.
That Roman lived during the reign of Caesar.
/mrundikano/
English: A heap or pile of things gathered without order.
Kulikuwa na mrundikano wa taka nyuma ya nyumba.
There was a pile of rubbish behind the house.
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