Browse African Slang

Ka (Not/negative - Mooré)

Ka na (Come - Dioula)

Kaase (To cry)

Kadi (White - Dioula)

Kalama (Hot - Dioula)

Kamboinse (Harvest dance)

Kamsaogo naaba (Young men's chief)

Kanu (Love - Dioula)

Kapokier (Kapok tree)

Karanga (Mask)

Karaté (Karate)

Karengo (To read)

Kari (To cry - Dioula)

Karité (Shea butter)

Karité-commerce (Shea butter trade)

Kelen (One - Dioula)

Keme (Hundred - Dioula)

Ken (Good looking guy)

Kenge (To go)

Kermesse (Fair/carnival)

Keuf (Cop - verlan)

Keum (Guy - verlan)

Khabat (Crazy woman - Arabic)

Khoya (Brother - Arabic)

Kibar pa yam (Pride has no wisdom)

Kibar-soaba (Pride owner - arrogant person)

Kibare (Peace/well-being - Mooré)

Kibare n wa yaoogo (News comes quickly)

Kibare sõngre (Good news)

Kibaya (Good news)

Kibeogo (Bad news)

Kibsa (Christians)

Kiffer (To like/love)

Kiib-bila (Brother)

Kiiba (Elder/old person - Mooré)

Kiim-biiga (Elder's child - respect term)

Kiims-rogem (Living dead)

Kikirsi (Ancestral spirits)

Kilo-kilo (By the kilogram)

Kinkeliba (Medicinal plant)

Kiosque (Small shop)

Kiuug-raaga (Funeral wake)

Kiéma (Elder)

Koese (To sell)

Kogl (To sell - Mooré)

Koglg-miuugu yaa beogo (Waiting-patience is tomorrow)

Koglweogo (Traditional militia)

Kolgweogo (Traditional security group)

Kombere (Princess)

Kombi-naam (Youth association)