African Slang Words Starting With "H"

Handbook (Handbook)

Exports handicrafts

Handizive (I don't know)

Handle / manage it.

Jina la mtandao (Network name)

Fe avek lamen (Handmade)

Tikhiqizo tentjwandla (Handmade products)

Handout (Lecture notes)

Karatasi za kusoma (Handout)

Inyandiko z'isomo (Lesson notes)

Handsome (Handsome)

Handsome (Handsome)

Bo garson (Handsome)

Gud lukin man → Good looking man

Hanin (Longing)

Means to have a private talk or meeting, often a serious one.

Spend time (Hang out)

هانڭ آوت، تسكع (Hang out)

Spend time together (Socialize)

After drinking sickness

Abri commercial (Commercial shelter)

Hangar (Shelter/shed)

Meeting place (Meeting place)

Hangover (Morning after drinking)

Kumererwa nabi nyuma yo kunywa (Feeling bad after drinking)

ሃንግኦቨር/የስካር ህመም (Hangover)

Bongo (Hangover)

After drinking sickness (Alcohol aftermath)

Feeling after too much alcohol (Feeling after drinking too much)

Isiyezi / Ubuhlungu bekhanda ngemva kokuphuza (Dizziness / Headache after drinking)

The feeling of a hangover (lit. 'hangover jacket')" ("Namlish joke")

Expert met babelas (Expert with hangovers)

Fase akoz gou (Angry because hungry)

Ujezile ngoba ulambile (Angry because hungry)

Angry when hungry (Hunger anger)

هانڭري مود - غضب الجوع (hungry angry)

Hanin (Longing)

Means “it’s fine” or “no problem.” Used to calm someone or say all good. Usage: Haniya, ma tkhaafsh, kolshi mzyan (No wo...

Xànjítɔ́ (Chef de famille/Family head)

Hann (Sister-in-law)

Shop

حانوت كورنر - زاوية الحانوت (shop corner)

Hansa (Beer)

Hanze (Outside)

Nyumba (House)

Ethnie commerçante du Nord (Northern trading ethnic group)

Hausawa (Hausa people)

Hapa na pale/maeneo mbalimbali (Here and there/various places)

No

Non (No) - Swahili