Browse African Slang

Gusama inkoni (To hold the stick - to have authority)

Gusambika (To taste)

Gusanganya (To unite)

Gusangira (To share)

Gusangira akanovera (To share a meal)

Gusangira ibiryo (To share food)

Gusangira n'abaturanyi (To share with neighbors)

Gusangira ubumenyi (To share knowledge)

Gusangiza (To share)

Gusarura (To harvest)

Gusasa (To make traditional mats)

Gusasa amazi (To spread water - to waste)

Gusebanya (To mock)

Gusebya (To despise)

Guseka (To laugh)

Guseka hamwe (To laugh together)

Gusenga (To pray)

Gusenga hamwe (To celebrate together)

Gusengera (To pray)

Gusengera hamwe (To pray together)

Gusezera (To celebrate joyfully)

Gusezera abashyingiranywe (Celebrate newlyweds)

Gusezera hamwe (To rejoice together)

Gusezerera (To retire)

Gusezereza (To celebrate)

Gushaka (To look for/want)

Gushaka abakiriya (To look for customers)

Gushaka abakozi (To recruit)

Gushaka akazi (To look for work)

Gushakisha (To search/research)

Gushengera (To win/succeed)

Seeta sa Carvela / Lieta tse theko e phahameng (Carvela shoes / Expensive shoes)

Gushidikanya (To doubt)

Gushima (To appreciate)

Gushima ibiryo (To appreciate food)

Gushimikira (To lean on/depend)

Gushimira (To praise/thank)

Gushimuta (To replace)

Gushimwa (To be thanked/appreciated)

Gushinga imizi (To establish roots)

Gushinga ubwatsi (Coming of age)

Gushinga umushinga (To start a project)

Gushira amaboko inyuma (To put hands behind - to be helpless)

Gushira umunyu (To add salt)

Gushora imari (To invest)

Gushyigikira (To support)

Gushyigikira ukuri (To support truth)

Gushyikirana (To agree)

Gushyingira (To get married)

Gushyingirwa (To get married)