African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Marete (Testicles/Damn)

Marfu' (Raised/lifted)

Marfud (Rejected)

Marfuda (Rejected female)

Marfu' (Elevated)

Marfuda (Rejected female)

Margarita (Margarita)

Bénéfice (Margin)

Marge bénéficiaire (Profit margin)

Marge (Profit margin)

Profit margin (Profit margin)

Avenida à beira-mar (Seaside avenue)

Avenida à beira-mar (Seaside avenue)

Marginalization

Innocence marguerite (Daisy innocence)

مرحبا (Hello)

Literally 'dead' (as in deceased), but youth jokingly use it to describe someone who is totally done/exhausted. Like say...

Marhuma (Deceased female)

Vreman, anpil (Really, very)

A hugely popular Creole intensifier meaning 'very' or 'extremely'. It's placed before adjectives (from French marier – t...

A hugely popular Creole intensifier meaning 'very' or 'extremely'. It's placed before adjectives (from French marier – t...

A Shona proverb meaning 'money is in the pocket, but the heart is in the grave.' Used to describe someone who got rich b...

Imali yokubamba amazinyo (survival money)

Fanambadiana / Mariazy (Marriage / Wedding)

Union matrimoniale (Marriage)

Mariage organisé

Mariage mairie

Mariage civil (Civil wedding)

Union traditionnelle (Traditional marriage)

Mariage traditionnel (Traditional marriage)

Mariage coutumier (Traditional wedding)

Mariage célébré (Wedding celebrated)

Mariage exceptionnel (Wedding of the century)

Pression familiale pour se marier (Family pressure to marry)

Mariage somptueux (Grand wedding)

زواج المليون (Million wedding - expensive)

Mixed marriage

Early marriage

Mariage religieux (Religious wedding)

Mariage de rêve (Dream marriage)

Mariage traditionnel (Traditional wedding)

Mariage traditionnel (Traditional marriage)

Mariage-tʋʋma (Wedding preparations)

Maridi (From Maridi)

Southern town (Regional center)

Se marier (To get married)

Mariga (Winter)

Non importa (Não importar) (Not care)

Sailor (French)

مارينا (Marina / port)