Browse African Slang

Bismillah (In the name of God)

In the name of God

بسم الله Au nom de Dieu (In the name of God)

Bismillah (In the name of God)

Au nom de Dieu commence (Begin in God's name)

Nous (We/us) - Lingala

All of us

بيزو، بوسة (Kiss)

Petit baiser (Little kiss)

Oroka / Kisses

Baisers (Kisses)

An exclamation literally meaning enough! or stop! but in Sudanese slang it's like Cut it out!

Bissa (Bissa person)

Boisson à base d'hibiscus (Hibiscus drink)

Jus d'hibiscus froid (Cold hibiscus juice)

بيصارة، شوربة فول (Bean soup)

Bissau heart

Eternal Bissau

Bissau in blood

Bissau blood

Strong Bissau-Guinean

Proud Bissau-Guinean

Room

Slang verb meaning to act innocent or clueless on purpose (“playing dumb”). Usage: She knew she broke it, but she was bi...

Bitch (Bitch - offensive)

A truant student (one who skips class).

Bitcoin (Bitcoin)

Bitcoin (Bitcoin)

Curiosidad por Bitcoin (Bitcoin curiosity)

Peanut bitcoin (local cryptocurrency joke)

Dream bitcoin

Bitcoin discuté (Bitcoin discussed)

أحلام البيتكوين (Bitcoin dreams)

Cryptocurrency investing (Digital currency)

Unrealistic investment expectations

Bite (How - question word)

Informal greeting meaning 'What's up, man?' (literally 'How is it, dude?'). Bite on its own means 'Hi/What's new?' and s...

Arte del biteku (Biteku craft)

Amaranth leaves

Means “insanely good” (from “gannin” crazy).

Slang verb meaning someone is trying too hard to be funny or cute. Usage: He keeps interrupting with jokes no one gets –...

Picha ya cartoon (Cartoon avatar)

Língua local de Inhambane (Local Inhambane language)

Snails

Bad taste/Not sweet (Bitter)

Garden egg/Eggplant (Bitter ball)

Bitter bitter (Very bitter)

Traditional medicine (Herbal remedy)

Bitter kola (Garcinia kola)

Bitter leaf (Vernonia)