Browse African Slang

Espírito ancestral (Ancestral spirit)

Iringa/mji (Iringa/city)

Chakula kwa Kikamba (Food in Kamba)

Chakula cha Wakikuyu (Kikuyu food)

Eternal brotherhood

Irmão de outro pai (Half-brother)

Absent brother

Protective brother

Arbre sacré (Sacred tree)

Repasser (To iron)

Iron Brew (Orange soda)

ብረት ባር/ብረት ባር (Biret bar) - iron bar

جبل الحديد (Iron mountain)

مدينة خام الحديد (Iron ore city)

ብረት ሥራ/ብረት ሥራ (Iron sera) - metalwork

آيرونيكلي - Ironically

ኢሬቻ/ኢሬቻ (Irreecha) - Oromo thanksgiving

Système irrigation (Irrigation system)

Irrigation goutte à goutte (Drip irrigation)

Irrigation moderne (Modern irrigation)

أنظمة الري (Irrigation systems)

Cette Madagascar / This Madagascar

Religious person embracing technology

Mensonge (Lie)

See each other

Stand together/solidarity

A conversational filler showing interest or mild surprise, equivalent to "Oh, really?" or "Is that so?" It's often used ...

Cooperation (Somali)

Phrase to say something doesn't look right or isn't convincing.

Self-satisfaction

Beautifying oneself (Somali)

Get along/agree

Isabukuru (In-laws)

Isabukuru nziza (Happy birthday)

Isabukuru y'amavuka (Birthday)

Isabukuru y'ubukwe (Wedding anniversary)

Isabukuru y'umuryango (Family anniversary)

Isafuriya (Saucepan)

Isahani (Plate)

Isake rimwe ntirishimisha umwana (One grain of corn doesn't satisfy a child - small efforts aren't enough)

Isalo / Valan-javaboary Isalo (Isalo / Isalo park)

Isanduku y'imigabane (Savings cooperative)

Isano (Relationship)

New hospital

Shoe / sneakers.

Isezerano (Promise/covenant)

Beat / heavy rhythm.

The big intersection

Used as a suffix to indicate approximation or “kind of.”

Isha/wakati wa usiku (Night prayer time)