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sanaa
art, craft
-saidia
help
kushona (ku-shona)
to sew
gauni
dress
cherehani (N)
sewing-machine
anayo
she has one
kitambaa (Ki/Vi)
fabric
nakshi (N)
pattern
rangi (N)
colour
siku
day
Sipendi
-pendi
I do not love/like
-verb stem for not love
rangi nyekundu
the colour red
rangi ya kijani
green
buluu
blue
ya
of
mavazi (MA)
clothes
haya
these (i.e. clothes)
ila
but, except
mtindo
style, fashion
Parent's liability for their children's toritous conduct
No vicarious liability
Parent's may be held directly liable though for negligent entrustment
tena
also, moreover (again)
msaidizi (M/Wa)
assistant
-kutana na
meet (someone)
-tafuta
look for (also find)
kanga (N)
matching pair of patterned lengths of fabric
kitenge (Ki/Vi)
patterned fabric
batiki (N)
batik-printed and 'tie-dyed' fabric; dresses made from these types of fabric
tunazo
we have some (i.e. batik, etc., fabrics)
mlango
door
-onyesha
show
-rudi
return
baada ya nusa saa
after half an hour
leso
another word for kanga, or matching pair of patterned length of fabric, only worn by women. kitenge fabric is heavier.
kikoi (Ki/Vi)
length of fabric, often white with a coloured border at waist, worn sarong-like by some men, particularly at the coast. adult men tend to wear trousers, rather than shorts.
kanzu (N)
long white garment worn by Muslim men
kaptura (N)
shorts
buibui(N)
outdoor garment worn by Muslim women
mshonaji (M/Wa)
fundi (Ma)
wa cherhani
tailor
kofia (N)
hat
koti (MA)
jacket, coat
mita (N)
Metre
shati (Ma)
shirt
soksi (N)
socks
suruali (N)
trousers
plural of mchungwa
michungwa
orange tree
orange trees
(M/mi)
plural of mfuko
mifuko
bag, pocket
(M/mi)
plural of mgomba
migomba
banana plant
banana plants
(M/mi)
plural of mguu
miguu
leg
legs
(M/mi)
plural of mhindi
mihindi
maize plant
maize plants
(M/mi)
plural of mji
miji
town
towns
(M/mi)
plural of mkate
mikate
bread, loaf
bread, loaves
(m/mi)
plural of mlimau
milimau
lemon tree
lemon trees
plural of mnanasi
minanasi
pineapple plant
pineapple plants
plural of mnazi
minazi
coconut palm
coconut palms
plural of mti
miti
tree
trees
plural of mto
mito
river, pillow
m/mi
plural of mwaka
miaka
year
years
m/mi
plural of mwembe
miembe
mango tree
mango trees
m/mi
plural of mwili
miili
body
bodies
m/mi
plural of moshi
mioshi
smoke
smokes
m/mi
plural of moyo
mioyo
heart
hearts
m/mi
plural of muhogo
mihogo
cassava
cassava
m/mi
plural of muwa
muwa
sugar-cane
sugar-canes
m/mi
pole
an expression of condolence
nimeshapoa
formulaic reply to "pole!"
baadaye kidogo
in a little while, soon
vinyago (Ki/Vi)
carvings
vinanipendeza
I like them (lit. they please me)
hasa
especially, particularly
kimakonda
Makonde-type
binadamu (N)
human being
bila shaka
probably, doubtless
(ki)zito
heavy (thing)
labda
perhaps
mfinyango (M/Mi)
pottery figure
kidogo
small amount
mbona...?
why...? (expressing surprise)
kwa sababu
because (lit. for a reason)
kwanza
first of all, to start with
poleni
condolence to multiple people
Samahini
or Nisamehe
apologies! (if you yourself are the cause of the discomfort)
Rambirambi zako
my/our sympathy to you
plural of mwezi
miezi
month
months
majira
seasons