African Slang Words Starting With "H"

Hustle (Work hard)

Ukusebenta kanzima / Ukuzama ukuphila (Working hard / Trying to make a living)

Travay dir (Work hard)

Hustle (To work hard/struggle)

Works smoothly

Altyd besig wees vir geld (Always busy for money)

Emasiko e-hustle (Hustle culture)

Jaag kultuur (Chase culture)

Cultura do trabalho excessivo (Overwork culture)

Work exhaustion/Grind tiredness (Hustle burnout)

Work location (Money-making spot)

Hustle hard (Work very hard)

Ishtugul bi qowa (Work strongly)

Work intensely (Extreme effort)

ሀስል ሃርድ/ጠንክረህ ስራ (Hustle hard)

Travay dir pou reisi (Work hard to succeed)

Maestro supremo del trabajo (Supreme hustle master)

Hustle mentality - Always working mindset

Hustler mentality

Mod travay dir (Hustle mode)

Indlela ye-hustle (Hustle way)

Filosofía profunda del trabajo (Deep hustle philosophy)

Portafolio de trabajos (Hustle portfolio)

Effort acknowledged | Poging erken

Work appreciated (Work appreciated)

Indawo yeku-hustle (Hustle place)

Hustler (Hard worker)

Motho ea sebetsang thata / Fighter (Hard worker / Fighter)

Street smart person

Working class

Kujituma (Hustling)

Sukkel om te oorleef (Struggling to survive)

Fayt fɔ mɔni → Fight for money

Hut (Traditional house)

Umujyi wa Huye (Huye city)

Hazeen (Sad)

Huzn (Sadness)

Sad; sadness

Hazin (Sad - Swahili)

Great sadness

Look/see (Twi, pronounced hwe).

Things/stuff

Means “sheep” in Shona, used as slang for someone who is timid or cowardly (like calling someone a sheep).

Xwè (Année/Year)

Nothing at all.

Maintenant (Now)

Asthma/Breathing problem (Respiratory issue)

Xwénu (Maison/House)

Xwènuxó (Cour royale/Royal court)

Mubatsiri wemudriver (Conductor)