African Slang Words Starting With "I"

Progressivement (Inch by inch)

Si Dieu veut (God willing)

Si Dieu le veut (God willing)

Inchallah (God willing)

حديد إنشيري (Inchiri iron)

Gusubiza ibyabaye (Incident response)

Équipe réponse incidents (Incident response team)

انكلوجن (Inclusion)

Accès financier pour tous (Total financial inclusion)

إنكلوجن ماترز - الشمول مهم (inclusion matters)

Pratique inclusion parfaite (Perfect inclusion practice)

All-embracing/Welcoming (Non-discriminatory)

Advocates inclusive development

Innovation inclusive (Inclusive innovation)

انكلوسف لانقويج (Inclusive language)

تقدم شامل (Inclusive progress)

مجتمع شامل (Inclusive society)

Including everyone (Including everyone)

Inclusivité (Inclusivity)

Incluir todos (Include everyone)

Inklui tudu mundu (Incluir todo mundo) (Inclusion)

Amafaranga yinjira (Money coming in)

فجوة الدخل (Income gap)

Niveaux revenus montants (Rising income levels)

Incroyable (Incredible)

Incubateur (Incubator)

Incubateur local (Local incubator)

حاضنة أعمال - Incubator

Current holder (Current holder)

Umkhosi wemaSwati (Swati ceremony)

Kudla kwesiSwati lokumnandzi (Delicious Swati dish)

Meeting, conference (Important gathering)

Important discussion | Belangrike bespreking

Meeting wisdom | Vergadering wysheid

Chakula kwa Kiluhya (Food in Luhya)

Indamunite (Allowance)

Indangagaciro (Values)

Umuntu w'ukuri (Honest person)

An Amharic exclamation of shock or dismay (like “oh no!” or “whoa!”).

Yes Lozi (Agreement)

Kweli (Indeed)

Indege (Airplane)

Indemnité (Allowance)

ነጻነት/ነጻነት (Netsanet) - independence

Independence (October 9)

Freedom celebration (National day)

Endepandans (Independence)

Independence (Freedom day)

Lusuku lwenkululeko (Freedom day)

Celebrates independence