Browse African Slang

Kwibagirwa (To forget)

Kwibeshya (To deceive oneself)

Kwibuka (To remember)

Kwiga (To learn/study)

Kwigira (To pretend)

Kwigisha (To pretend)

Kwigomeka (To humble oneself)

Kwigomwa (To be proud/arrogant)

Kwihangana (To be patient)

Kwihanganira (To tolerate)

Kwihangimira (To be angry)

Kwihangira (To be baptized)

Kwihangira akazi (To be self-employed)

Kwihangira ibiryo (To prepare food for oneself)

Kwihangira imirimo (To be self-employed)

Kwihangira imvura (To endure rain - to persevere)

Kwihangira umurimo (To create employment)

Kwiheba (To be lonely)

Kwihinduriza (To exchange currency)

Kwihugura (To train oneself)

Kwihuta kuri net (To browse internet)

Kwihweza (To compete)

Kwikorera (To be self-employed)

Kwikunda (To love oneself)

Kwikuza (To control oneself)

Kwinjiza (To import)

Kwiruka (Running)

“Story is finished,” meaning end of discussion or that settles it.

Kwishima (To be happy)

Kwishimira (To be happy)

Kwishinga (To be independent/self-reliant)

Kwishingira (To insure)

Kwishongora (To boast)

Kwishura ideni (To pay debt)

Kwishyura (To pay back)

Kwishyura cash (To pay cash)

Kwishyura hamwe (To pay together)

Kwishyura imisoro (To pay taxes)

Kwita ku bana (To care for children)

Kwitaho (To care)

Kwitonda (To be careful)

Kwiyoroshya (To humble oneself)

Kwizera (To believe/faith)

Kwizera hamwe (To believe together)

Mwanamke kwa Kikalenjin (Woman in Kalenjin)

Kwotsa (To roast)

Kwubahiriza (To respect)

Kwubaka hamwe (To build together)

Kwumvikana (To understand each other)

Kwungukirwa (To profit/benefit)