African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Musée communautaire (Local museum)

National museum

Musée culturel (Cultural museum)

Insaan/zol (Person/human - Nuer)

Muta'akhkhir (Late)

Mut3al (Exalted)

When are you coming back? (Arabic)

Another term for 'angry/annoyed,' essentially a synonym of mitkanṭī. It implies someone is fed up.

Muta'akhkhir (Delayed)

Muta'assib (Pessimistic)

Educated

Mutabarrija (Immodestly dressed)

Mutabarrija (Immodest)

Mutafa'il (Optimistic)

Mutafawwiq (Excellent)

Mutahajiba (Modestly dressed)

Mutahahhir (Prepared)

Mutakallima (Female theologian)

Mutakabbir (Proud/arrogant)

Mutakhassis (Specialist)

Mutakharrij (Graduate)

Mutallaiq (Divorced)

Mutamakkin (Composed)

Mutamaris (Experienced)

Centro comercial de Luanda (Luanda commercial center)

Boneca tradicional (Traditional doll)

Muttaqi (God-conscious)

Ukwezi kwa mbere (January)

Distrito de Mutarara (Mutarara district)

Mutasatira (Covered)

Mutashabih (Similar)

Mutashabiha (Similar female)

Muttasila (Connected)

Mutataraza (Embroidered)

Mutatawwi' (Volunteer)

Mutawatir (Mass transmitted)

Mutazawwij (Married)

Mutazayina (Adorned)

Mute (Mute)

Kala mikrofoni (Calar microfone) (Mute)

ሚውት/ድምጸ-ከል (Mute)

Mettre en sourdine (To mute)

ميوت باتن - زر كتم الصوت (mute button)

Met ou sou mut (Mute yourself)

ميوت يورسلف (Mute yourself)

Casa em makhuwa (House in Makhuwa)

Muthaqafa (Cultured female)

Umutsi wesintu (Traditional medicine)

Jovem mulher (Young woman)

Muthaqhaf (Cultured)