African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Mankasitraka / Miaiky (Appreciate / Acknowledge)

Yes, the French verb “to eat,” but used to mean someone got punched or took a hit. Usage: Il a mangé un gros coup au mat...

Manger rapidement (Eat on the go)

Literally 'eat a Lebanese.' Despite the funny sound, it refers to eating a 'pain libanais', a type of sandwich or wrap (...

Manger-boire (Food and drinks - party refreshments)

Originally a derogatory term for Kenyan-Indian shopkeepers, it now casually means 'shopkeeper' (of any ethnicity) or som...

Mfalme wa Kichagga (Chagga king)

Tsy miteny / Tsy mampahafantatra (Quiet / Keep secret)

Pye mangliye (Mangrove)

Plat mélangé (Mixed dish)

Mango groove (Local music)

Época de abundancia (Time of abundance)

Celebrates mango season

Mangole (Knee)

Mangwaro (Mango)

Mangliye (Mangrove)

Mangue (Mango)

Dead mangrove

Festa de rua, evento ao ar livre (Street party, outdoor event)

Mangues vertes (Green mangoes season)

Manguier (Mango tree)

Argent en Susu (Money in Susu language)

Beaucoup d'argent (Lots of money)

Ekuseni (morning)

Pesa kidogo (Small money)

Mangue locale (Local mango)

Nourriture épicée / pimentée (Spicy food)

To be shocked or surprised.

Manha/Mimo (Spoiled behavior)

Manhaj (Methodology)

Hope morning

New morning

Di madrugada (De madrugada) (Early morning)

Mani (Guy/Man)

Matsoho le maoto / Hands and feet

Manikuur en pedikuur (Manicure and pedicure)

Tajmil yad (Hand beauty)

Nail care (Nail care)

Umbo la mikono (Hand grooming)

ማኒኪዩር/የጥፍር እንክብካቤ (Manicure)

Nail care

Manicure (Nail care)

Kulunga tindlebe (Fixing nails)

Nail care (Manicure)

مانيكير (Manicure)

Ho lokisa matsoho / Fix hands

Arranja unha (Arranjar unha) (Nail care)

Nail treatment/Nail care (Nail grooming)

Kupamba mikono (Manicure)

مانيكير - Manicure