Browse African Slang

ማሲንቆ/ማሲንቆ (Masinko) - one-string fiddle

ማሲንቆ ተጫዋች/ማሲንቆ ተጫዋች (Masinko techawach) - masinko player

Mosque

Big mosque

Near the mosque

Mask (Face covering)

Usar máscara (Wear mask)

Maskandi (Zulu folk)

Poor person

New markets

Vegetable markets

Discussion, conversation (Discussion, talk)

Riddles

Ancient stories

Masomo/elimu (Studies/education)

Hadith studies

Youth studies

ግንበኛ/ግንበኛ (Ginbegna) - mason

A flaky or unreliable person (lit. pipe) (Origin: Sudanese Arabic)

(Hausa) This means 'my love'. It's used as a pet name for one's lover. A man might call his wife masoyina to mean she is...

A slang exclamation similar to *makaipa*, used to praise or say *“wow, awesome.”*

Face mask

Pende mask

Teke mask

Masque traditionnel

Masques (Traditional masks)

مصروف (Expense / spending)

Galettes de riz (Rice pancakes)

Galettes de riz (Rice pancakes)

Massa (Friend/buddy)

Chef/Patron

Connection Massa (Massa connection)

Massa dem (Friends/guys)

ماساج (Massage)

Kukamua/kupiga mafuta (Massage/oil rubbing)

Body therapy center/Relaxation spot (Massage center)

Massage traditionnel (Traditional massage)

Reunião tradicional (Traditional gathering)

Beijar (To kiss)

ምጽዋዕ ሂት ዌቭ - ማዕበል ሙቐት ምጽዋዕ (Massawa heat wave)

ምጽዋዕ ቫይብስ - ሃዋህው ምጽዋዕ (Massawa vibes - Massawa atmosphere)

Common masses

Canto tradicional (Traditional singing)

Estilo musical da Beira (Beira musical style)

Barragem de Massingir (Massingir Dam)

Pessoa difícil, chata (Difficult, annoying person)

Smartphone (slang (lit. 'machine')")

Masterização (Mastering)

Kukamilisha/kumaliza (Master/finishing)

Masterização (Mastering)