Browse African Slang

Kontombili (Forest spirits)

Koom (Water - Mooré)

Koom n pa kogl nore (Water doesn't flow uphill - respect hierarchy)

Koom-n-nyuudo (Water drinking - basic needs)

Koom-nore n sẽ soore (Water's mouth knows the road - experience guides)

Koom-tõegre (Water ceremony)

Kora (Traditional harp)

Koreaboo (Korea obsessed)

Koreduga (Adult society)

Kɔrɔ (Older sibling - Dioula)

Kosèbè (A lot - Dioula)

Kote (To cut)

Kpakpato (Quickly)

Kugr-n-yõodo (Stone seeking - looking for trouble)

Kuma (To speak - Dioula)

Kundé (Traditional lute)

Kunu (Yesterday - Dioula)

Kura (New - Dioula)

Kènèya (Health - Dioula)

Kõ (To give - Mooré)

Kõ-b-meng yaa sõngre (Self-reliance is best)

Kɔnɔ (Pregnancy/inside - Dioula)

Kɔrɔba (Old/ancient - Dioula)

Kɩɩb (Thing/matter - Mooré)

Ke (To do - Dioula)

Kẽe (To go - Mooré)

Kẽes-yire (Truth house - honest place)

Kẽesd-noore n wʋme (Truth's mouth is sweet)

Kẽng-rĩngo (Good eating - delicious)