African Slang Words Starting With "A"

Amani/utulivu (Peace/calm)

Amani (Peace)

Amani iwe nawe (Peace be with you)

Great peace

Lasting peace

Eternal peace

Collective peace

Maoto a likgomo / Trotters (Cow feet / Trotters)

Amanyi (He/She knows)

South African music genre popular in Nam (Piano house music)

Piano music style (SA house music)

Piano ea Afrika / African piano (South African house)

Estilo musical sul-africano (South African music style)

Amapiano (Piano music)

South African music genre (Piano sound)

Music genre movement | Musiek genre beweging

Music trend (SA influence)

قمر - Moon (term of endearment)

قمر 14 - Moon of the 14th (very beautiful)

Amaraba (Courtship dance)

Amarembo (Engagement)

Amarembo meza (Good celebrations)

Amarira (Tears)

Amarira y'umugabo atemba ajya mu nda (A man's tears flow inward - men hide their pain)

عمارية إنترانس - دخلة العمارية (traditional entrance)

Amarula (Cream liqueur)

Amarushanwa (Competition)

Sabuwar matar aure (New bride)

Amasaha aherutse (Last hours - elderly)

Amasahani (Plates)

Amasaka (Sorghum)

Harusi ya Kiluhya (Luhya wedding)

Amasezerano ni ukwezi (Promises are like the moon - they come and go)

Amashu (Cabbage)

Aho biga (Schools/studies)

A stylish or impressive women’s hairstyle. (Origin: Tsotsitaal, from Zulu)

Dikmelk, maas (Sour milk)

Amasoko (Markets)

Ibyo wiga (Studies)

Amasosoma (Sauce)

Amata (Milk)

Amata (Milk)

Amata y'inka (Cow milk)

Amata y'inshonge (Buttermilk)

Amataba (Dry leaves)

Amateeka (Laws)

Amateur (Amateur)

Guérisseur (Traditional healer)

Amatunda (Fruits)

Amavuta (Oil/butter)