Browse African Slang

Moloyi (Witch/Bad person)

Monate (Nice/Sweet)

Monate wa pelo (Happiness)

Mongwe (Someone)

Monkey gland sauce

Monna (Man/Husband)

Monna ga a llelwe (A man is not cried for)

Monogamy (One partner)

Monster (Energy drink)

Monwana (Finger)

Mooki (Nurse)

Moolah (Money)

Moonwalk (MJ dance)

Mopalamente (Member of Parliament)

Mophane (Mopane tree)

Mophato (Age regiment)

Mopipi (Lake village)

Morabaraba (Traditional board game)

Morafe (Tribe/Nation)

Morago (Later/After)

Moraka wa masimo (Field post)

Moranang (April)

Moremi (Game Reserve)

Moremogolo (Senior uncle)

Morero wa sephiri (Secret plan)

Moretlwa (Leadwood tree)

Moriri (Hair)

Moriri wa ngwana o ungwa wa motho (Child's hair is plaited by another)

Morogo (Traditional vegetables)

Moruba (Traditional board game)

Morula (Marula tree)

Morwalela (Flood)

Mosadi (Woman/Wife)

Mosadi tshwene o jewa mabogo (A woman baboon is eaten hands)

Mosamo (Pillow)

Moseme (Traditional bag)

Moshupa (Bakgatla village)

Mosi (Smoke)

Mosimane wa sekolo (School boy)

Mositsane (Shepherd tree)

Moso (Tomorrow)

Mosu (Umbrella thorn)

Mosukujane (Devil's claw)

Mosupi (Age mate)

Mother-in-law (Spouse's mother)

Motho (Person/Human)

Motho ke motho ka batho (A person is a person through others)

Motho wa kereke (Church person)

Motho wa me (My person/My love)

Motjeko (Game/Play)