Browse African Slang

De má aparência (Ugly)

Evento literário anual (Annual literary event)

Magia, bruxaria (Magic, witchcraft)

Development magic

فجر (Dawn)

In the

Fela (Only/But)

Farmer

Peppers

Peppers

Alegria, contentamento (Happiness, joy)

Fight happiness

Contente / alegre (Happy / joyful)

Shirka (Community)

فلوس - نقود (Money - cash)

Woman boss (Female leader)

Creadora de líderes femeninas (Female leader creator)

Emergencia de líder femenina (Female leader emerge)

Fuerza femenina creciendo (Growing female strength)

Female power

Women's rights movement (Gender equality)

Creole feminism

Local feminist movement

Femme autonome (Autonomous woman)

Femme courageuse (Fighting woman)

Femme courageuse

Nettoyeuse (Cleaning lady)

Femme députée (Woman deputy)

Femme forte (Strong woman)

Femme leader (Woman leader)

Femme moderne (Modern woman)

La femme progresse (Woman progresses)

Femme-là (That woman)

Vehivavy / Women

Wall/Barrier (Fence)

ፈንድቃ/ፈንድቃ (Fendika)

Fensetere (Window)

Iron/rebar

Argent métal (Money/cash)

Means 'to make a big fuss or act picky', literally to do katakata. It's used when someone is being overly formal or not ...

Rebar

Fer à cheval (Horseshoe - road layout)

Fini tilen fɛn, vêtement lisser chose (Cloth smooth thing, iron)

فرحة، احتفال (Celebration)

A vagrant, thug or suspicious person (possibly from *foreigner* or French *étranger*). (Origin: Tsotsitaal)

فريق - Gang/Group

Amharic for “horse,” used as slang to call someone clumsy or heavy-footed.

ፈረስ ጉክስ/ፈረስ ጉክስ (Feres guks) - horse racing

ፈሪ/ፈሪ (Fear/coward)

ፍርሃት/ፍርሃት (Ferihat) - fear