African Slang Words Starting With "H"

Maternal aunt (Somali)

A trending slang exclamation meaning 'It's on!' or an expression of excitement, popularized in Pretoria's street culture

Black seed

Habba halawa (Cardamom - precious small thing)

Middle of the night

Good night (Somali) - night farewell

Cold night

ሐበሻ 2000/ሐበሻ 2000 (Habesha 2000)

ሐበሻ ቢራ/ሐበሻ ቢራ (Habesha Beer)

ሐበሻ ድረስ - ክዳን ሐበሻ (Habesha dress - Traditional dress)

ሐበሻ ቀሚስ/ባህላዊ ልብስ (Traditional dress)

ሐበሻ ልብስ/ባህላዊ ልብስ (Traditional clothes)

ሐበሻ ፕራይድ - ኩርዓት ሐበሻ (Habesha pride)

ሐበሻ ኩዊን/የሐበሻ ንግስት (Habesha queen)

ሐበሻ ስታይል/የሐበሻ አይነት (Habesha style)

ሐበሻዊ - ሰብ ኤርትራ ወይ ኢትዮጵያ (Habesha person - Someone from Eritrea or Ethiopia)

Beloved

Habib qalbi (Love of my heart)

Friend of my heart

Dear my brother (Arabic-French)

Habibi (My love)

Habibi (My love - Arabic)

My love/dear; used for friends regardless of gender

حبيبي (My dear/beloved)

My love; dear (used for friends too)

حبيبي (My love / friend)

حبيبي - عزيزي (My dear - my love)

My love/dear (Arabic) - Term of endearment

حبيبي - ፍቑረይ (My love/Friend)

ሓቢቢ/ፍቁር (My love - Tigrinya)

(Arabic, m./f.) Meaning 'my love' or 'darling.' Widely used in Egypt (and across Arabic-speaking countries) to affection...

حبيبي تعال (My dear come)

Means “my dear” or “beloved.” Used informally to address a friend or loved one (Habibi to males, Habibti to females).

Ya roh albi (My heart/my love)

Habibti (My love female)

Feminine version of habibi.

حبيبتي - حبيبتي (My love - feminine)

Habilitation (Accreditation)

Façon de s'habiller (Way of dressing)

Regular behavior (Habit)

Vêtement (Clothing)

هابيت بيلدينغ - بناء العادات (habit building)

هابت تراكنق (Habit tracking)

Tenue du vendredi (Friday wear)

Ces vêtements (Those clothes)

Logement (Housing)

Habitat préservé (Preserved habitat)

Protection habitat (Habitat protection)

Ces vêtements (Those clothes)

Habitude nouvelle (New habit)