Browse African Slang

Kugabanya (To reduce/divide)

Kugaragaza (To demonstrate)

Kugaruka inyuma (To regress)

Kugenda mu mihango (To attend ceremonies)

Kugenda n'amaguru (To walk/go on foot)

Kugenda urugendo (To travel)

Kugira amahoro (To have peace)

Kugira amaso meza (To have good eyes - to be observant)

Kugira icizere (To have faith)

Kugira ico uvuga (To have something to say - to be important)

Kugira impuhwe (To have mercy)

Kugira imyifato (To have behavior)

Kugira inshuti (To have friends)

Kugira intumbero (To have purpose)

Kugira isoni (To be ashamed/respectful)

Kugira nabi (To be mean)

Kugira neza (To be kind)

Kugira ubuntu (To have humanity)

Kugira umubabaro (To have pain)

Kugira umuco (To have culture/manners)

Kugira umudendezo (To have comfort)

Kugira umugambi (To have a plan)

Kugira umunezero (To have joy)

Kugira urugwiro (To have hope)

Kugira uruhare (To participate)

Kugirira neza (To be kind)

Kugirirana ubushake (To wish well)

Kugisha (To bless)

Kugura (To buy)

Kugura benshi (Bulk buying)

Kugura umushinga (To buy airtime/data)

Kugurisha (To sell)

Kugurisha vuba (Quick sale)

Kugwa (To fail)

Kugwa mu kinya (To fall in a pit - to be in trouble)

Kugwa mu mutego (To fall in trap)

Kugwiza (To despise)

Kujana (To take each other - get along)

Kujya imbere (To go forward - to progress)

Kuki? (Why?)

Kuko (Because)

Kumanuka (To go down)

Kumenya (To know)

Kumva (To hear/understand)

Kumva neza (To hear well - understand)

Kunesha (Swimming)

Kunezerwa (To be pleased)

Kunganira (To help/assist)

Kungurana (To exchange)

Kunyaga (To walk slowly/leisurely)