African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Mukhayyab (Disappointing)

Mukhayyam (Camping)

Mukhayyara (Given choice)

Mukhayyata (Sewn)

Mukhayyiba (Disappointing female)

Mukhayzaraniya (Bamboo)

Informant/snitch

Mukhadira (Green)

Mukhdira (Verdant)

Mukhif (Scary)

Mukheefa (Scary female)

Comerciante informal (Informal trader)

Mukhalaf (Successor)

Mukhlisa (Loyal)

Mukhlisa (Sincere female)

Mukhlis/ameen (Loyal/faithful)

Mukhmil (Completing)

Sogra em Emakhuwa (Mother-in-law in Emakhuwa)

Mukhrij (Director)

Mukhtal (Mad/crazy)

Mukhtar (Chosen)

Mukhtafi (Hidden)

Mukhtalifa (Different female)

Mukhtara' (Invented)

Mubebi muhulwane wa munna (Grandfather)

Batatis makhluuta (Mashed potatoes mix)

Chakula cha Kikuyu (Kikuyu dish)

Chakula cha kitamaduni cha Wakikuyu (Traditional Kikuyu food)

Muko (Son-in-law)

Mukoddomi (Mother-in-law)

Mwana wechirume (Boy)

Pessoa do grupo étnico Bakongo (Person from Bakongo ethnic group)

Mukono (Mukono)

Mukozi (Worker)

Mukraha (Forced female)

Fruto do embondeiro (Baobab fruit)

Mukulu (Boss/Head)

Mukuru (Elder sibling)

God/Elder Herero (Supreme/Old)

Umukuru (Elder/boss)

Musaza wanjye cyangwa umuntu nubaha (My elder sibling or respected person)

Ndebele slang for “big brother” or an older dude from your hood you respect.

Mukush (Scraper)

Sibling (Brother/Sister)

Friend

(Luganda) Literally 'my friend,' but commonly used to mean 'my love' or 'my dear.' In Ugandan culture, calling someone m...

Mukwano gwe (My dear)

Friend Kwangali (Pal)

Woman; wife

Mukyala wa chapati (Chapati lady)