Browse African Slang

ديما (Always / forever)

Alahady / Sunday

Tithe

Pessoa livre/nobre Fula (Free/noble Fula person)

Dimi kɛ mɔgɔ ye, faire mal (Do pain to someone, to hurt)

سأذهب (I will go)

Dinaka (Reed dance)

Dinaledi (Stars)

دينار (Dinar / money)

Algerian currency

Beans / Linaoa

A playful way to say 'money,' blending dinheiro (Portuguese) with an extra 'i'. Often used in street talk

ድንጋይ/ድንጋይ (Dingay) - stone/rock

A thing, thingamabob, whatzit, whatchamacallit or whatsizname

المال، النقود (Money, cash)

Fou (Nuts)

Dingue (Crazy - amazing)

Denmisɛn, den fitinin (Child, small child)

Air money

Ghost money

Dream money

Wind money

Dini/imani (Religion/faith)

Religion (Religion)

Skinny jeans (tight pants).

Dinko (Noses)

Dinku (Sheep)

Dinner (Dinner)

Fresh hot dinner

የእራት ቀጠሮ/የእራት ቀጠሮ (Yerat ketero) - dinner date

Evening meal event (Formal dinner)

Evening meal arrangement (Night food)

دينر رومانتيك - عشاء رومانسي (romantic dinner)

Dinonyane (Birds)

Entreprise dépassée (Outdated company) - metaphor

“What’s up?” or “What’s happening?”.

Preserves Jola heritage

Si Dios quiere (God willing)

Funk dioula (Dioula funk)

Leave quickly

Poone e halikiloeng / Roasted maize

Lithoto / Lintho tse mpe (Nonsense / Bad things)

Dipelo (Kidneys)

Diphalane (October)

Dipheko (Healing ceremonies)

Diphilo (Lungs)

Dipitsa (Herbs)

Dipitso (Gatherings)

Título sin empleo (Degree without job)

Decorative diploma