Browse African Slang

Igreja cheia (Full church)

Gender equality concept

Direitos iguais (Equal rights)

Walking equality

Equality path

Equality only in words

Slow equality

Igualdade (Equality)

Igurisha (Sale/selling)

Yes (casual)

Ihangane (Patience)

Ihanguka (Bankruptcy)

Ihembe (Horn)

Iherezo (Inflation)

Celebration

Yes Herero (Agreement)

Buy (Somali)

Sorghum (Grain crop)

Pumpkins (Vegetable crop)

እጅ/እጅ (Hand)

Ijambo (Word/sermon)

Église/assemblée (Church/assembly)

Borrowed exclamation from Tswana/Sotho pop culture meaning 'Oh my God!' or astonishment. Dragged out for effect ('Ijojoj...

Ijoro (Night)

Ijoro ryiza (Good night)

Maison en Guéré (House in Guéré)

Ikamba (Trophy/medal)

Ikaramu (Pen)

The township / hood.

Ikawa (Coffee)

Ikawa y'Uburundi (Burundian coffee)

Ikaye (Notebook)

Slang for a woman’s backside.

Ikembe (Thumb piano)

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

The term Ikhasi is used in African vernacular speech.

Ikhaya is a colloquial term used in African communities.

Sincerity

Ikhutsa (Rest)

Ikibanza (Compound)

Ikibira (Forest)

Ikibiriti (Hot pepper water)

Ikibuga (Stadium/field)

Ikigage (Honey water)

Ikigega (Fund/treasury)

Ikigega cy'amafaranga (Money fund/pool)

Ikigo (Institution)

Ikigongwe (Sacred place)

Ikimazi (Pension)

Ikimenyetso (Symbol/sign)