Browse African Slang

Blessed (Divinely blessed)

Hlohonolofetse empa o khathetse / Lucky but tired

مبارك فوق (Blessed beyond)

مبارك يومياً (Daily blessed)

Blessed day (Fortunate day)

أرض مباركة (Blessed land)

ብለሰድ ላይፍ - ዝተባረኸ ህይወት (Blessed life)

Fortunate existence

أمة مباركة (Blessed nation)

طريق مبارك (Blessed path)

Voatahy / Blessed up

Sells blessed water

The young woman who is on the receiving end in a *blesser* relationship.

Slang for a sugar daddy/mama (one who “blesses” with money).

South African slang for a rich person (often older man) who 'blesses' a younger partner with money and gifts in exchange...

Blesser (Sugar daddy)

Divine favor (God's grace)

Fortune calculator

Mercado de bendiciones (Blessing market)

Tibusiso (Blessings)

Lésion corporelle (Body injury)

Joginnen, farigan ta (Injured, hurt taken)

Bleu (Blue)

Bleu (Blue)

Twenty

Quelque chose (Something)

Hit / beat up; also exclamation.

Aside from meaning "to hit," "Bliksem!" on its own is an exclamation expressing surprise or shock (like "damn!" or "wow!...

Blind (Drunk)

Blind (Drunk)

Blind date (Arranged meeting)

Protection renforcée (Reinforced protection) - slang

Blindé (Loaded - rich)

Vito vya dhahabu (Gold jewelry)

Bijoux voyants (Flashy jewelry)

Bijoux voyants (Flashy jewelry)

Cultura del brillo (Bling culture)

Ostentation (Flashy display)

Vito vya dhahabu (Gold jewelry)

Move fast / do quickly.

Means 'forget it', but in slang usage it's like telling someone to drop the matter or 'yeah right' sarcastically.

Bavard (Chatterbox)

Immeuble populaire (Popular block)

Indawo (Area/block)

Bloquear (To block)

Block (Neighborhood block)

Block (To block online)

Bloquer (Block)

Kuzuia/kukataza (To block/prohibit)

Bloquer (Block)