Browse African Slang

Fifanajana / Respect

Aujourd'hui (Today)

Fifille (Daughter)

Chaleur (Heat)

Fifty pesewas

Paix/calme (Peace/calm)

Fight fight (Keep fighting)

Dispute/Argument (Major quarrel)

Figili/mboga za mwaanga (Radish vegetables)

An African term starting with the prefix 'fi', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'gubid...

Insulte sur le visage (Figure of...)

Fihaonana / Community meeting

Solidarité malgache / Malagasy solidarity

Fihi/nako ndani (It's in it)

Fijinjana / Harvest

فيك الخير (You have goodness)

Mettre, poser (Put, place)

Ficar louco de amor (Go crazy in love)

Ficar online (Stay online)

Ficar rico (Get rich)

ፍቅር/ፍቅረኛ (Love/lover)

ፍቅር/ፍቅር (Love)

Good thought

Think

Fikorontanana / Instability

فكرة (Idea)

ፍቕሪ - ፍቕሪ፣ ሓጐስ (Love)

Plumb line

Fila (Two - Dioula)

Queue for opportunities

Deux tenues (Two outfits)

Fila longa (Long queue)

Filamu/mchezo wa televisheni (Movie/TV play)

File case (Submit documents)

Faili (Files)

Harato / Net

Menina mimada ou rica (Spoiled or rich girl)

Herança de características (Inherited traits)

Generation born during civil conflict

Descendant of independence fighters

Screen child

Filiale (Subsidiary)

Filiga (Offering)

Ala ya kupulizia (Blowing instrument)

Spécialisation (Specialization)

Fill up (Petrol tank)

Fille instruite (Educated girl)

La fille réussit (Girl succeeds)

Fille scolarisée (Schooled girl)

Fille respectable