African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Money

Estranjeiru (Estrangeiro) (Foreigner)

Connected world

Offline world

Mundri (From Mundri)

Mtu kwa Kikuyu (Person in Kikuyu)

Nas ajanib (Foreigners/outsiders)

Barriga grandi (Barriga grande) (Big belly)

Deskaska/pelá (Descascar/pelar) (Peel)

Means “friend” or “brother” in Bemba (literally “friend”). Often used as a warm address.

Munfarida (Individual)

Munfasil (Separate)

Munfasila (Separated)

Tomorrow Lozi (Future)

Allah/Rab (God - from Swahili)

Mungu abariki Kenya (God bless Kenya)

Mungu akubariki (God bless you)

Mungu aongoze (God lead)

Blanc/européen (White person/European)

Munhani al ra's (Head bowed)

Bairro populoso da Beira (Populous Beira neighborhood)

Munhi (Finishing)

Imali yamasipala (Municipality money)

Innovation municipale (Municipal innovation)

Lihhovisi lamasipala (Municipality office)

Kuhlela masipala (Planning municipality)

Municipality (Local government)

ማዘጋጃ ቤት/ማዘጋጃ ቤት (Mazegaja bet) - municipality

Drama met munisipaliteit (Drama with municipality)

Munir (Bright)

Munkar (Rejected)

Sweet traditional drink

Boisson fermentée traditionnelle (Traditional fermented drink)

Munnakampala (Person from Kampala)

Munnakyalo (Villager)

Munqati'a (Disconnected)

Munsi y'umusozi (Under the mountain - in secret)

Muntaba (Belonging)

Muntabih (Alert/aware)

Muntabiha (Alert female)

Muntadhir (Waiting)

Muntahi (Finished)

Muntakhab (Elected)

Muntakhab (Elected)

Casa em changana (House in Changana)

Mantiq (Logic)

Person / human (respectful).

Uma pesoa (Uma pessoa) (One person)

My person / dear one.

used humorously to check if someone’s alive/awake.