Browse African Slang

Kgodu (Dried meat)

Kgogo (Chicken)

Kgokong (Wildebeest)

Kgolagano (Unity)

Kgolo (Growth)

Kgololosego (Freedom)

Kgomo e e namagadi (Barren cow)

Kgomo ya borre (Men's cow - important matter)

Kgomo ya metsi (Water cow - marriage payment)

Kgora (Satisfaction)

Kgori (Kori bustard)

Kgosi (Chief)

Kgosi ke kgosi ka batho (A chief is chief through people)

Kgotla (Traditional court)

Kgotlhang (Conflict)

Kgotso (Peace)

Kgotsofalo (Satisfaction)

Kgwadi (Francolin)

Kgwanyape (Playboy/Womanizer)

Kgwedi ya Ngwanatsele (November)

Kgwele (Ball)

Khaba (Spoon)

Khadi (Traditional beer)

Khama Rhino (Sanctuary)

Khansele (Council)

Khiba (Traditional skirt)

Khudu (Tortoise)

Khudu e e senang dinao ga e itekanyetse (Footless tortoise doesn't measure journey)

Khudu ya kgang (Tortoise of issues - slow resolver)

Khukhwane (Owl - night person)

Khumo (Wealth)

Khutsana (Corner)

Kika (Mortar)

Go kiss (To kiss)

Kitso (Knowledge)

Klim (Powdered milk)

Klipa (R50 note)

Klipdrift (Brandy)

Knock off (End work)

Knorrox (Stock cube)

Ko morafe (At the chief's place)

Koeksister (Sweet pastry)

Koi (Traditional game)

Koketsego (Increase)

Koko (Knock knock)

Koko ya Setswana (Traditional chicken)

Koko ya lapa (Family chicken - homebody)

Kolobe (Pig - messy person)

Kolobe ya motse (Village pig - local troublemaker)

Kolobetso (Baptism)