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mnazi / minazi
palm (coconut) tree
mti / miti
tree
mto
river
mchungwa / michungwa
orange tree
mchezo / michezo
game OR movie
mfuko / mifuko
bag, pocket, OR backpack
mguu / miguu
leg OR foot
mji / miji
town / city
mkate / mikate
loaf of bread
mlango / milango
door
mlima / milima
mountain
muziki
music
msikiti / misikiti
mosque
mkono / mikono
arm
mchicha / michicha
spinach
mchuzi
stew
miwani
glasses
mkoba
bag with handles
mkungu
lid
mwaka / miaka
year
mwezi / miezi
month
mpira
ball
mkufu
necklace
mwavuli / myevuli
umbrella
huu
this
ule
that
hii
these
ile
those
mkanda / mikanda
belt
mkahawa / mikahawa
restaurant
sell, buy, start, passes through, ends, had, didn't have, plural and singular
add these
yangu
my (pl.)
wako
your (sing.)
yake
his / her (pl.)
wetu
our (sing.)
yenu
your (pl.)
wao
their (sing.)