Browse African Slang

To express tiredness or distress

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

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

Originally an offensive way to tell someone to piss off. South African origin.

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

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

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

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

South African slang interjection indicating disbelief, moral disgust, surprise. As in 'I don't believe what I am seeing....

A Hayikhona is a common slang term used in various African regions.

Hectic Share definition adjective used to describe unusually extreme circumstances relating to an experience, in particu...

South African township / ghetto slang greeting

Hhayi bo is an African slang expression that may have different meanings depending on the context.

A word used for coloured people in the western cape in south africa,who have profound khoisan ethnic facial features.Its...

It is a pidgin word that means Hello / What's up / How is it and it also is a South African slang meaning the same thing...