African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Maslul (Drawn out)

Eyes (also means watching/attention)

Maso awo (Stop ahead)

New markets

Vegetable markets

Discussion, conversation (Discussion, talk)

Riddles

Ancient stories

Masomo/elimu (Studies/education)

Hadith studies

Youth studies

Masomo ya ziada (Extra studies)

ግንበኛ/ግንበኛ (Ginbegna) - mason

Masonri (Masonry)

Mas'ud (Lucky/happy)

Slang for a flaky or unreliable person (someone who makes empty promises). (Origin: Sudanese Arabic, lit. "pipe")

Abokiyar zuciya, ƙaunatacciya (Lover, beloved)

(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)

Masrah (Theater)

Masrah (Theater)

مصروف (Expense / spending)

Masrouq (Stolen from)

Public transport (Public transport)

Massa (Friend/buddy)

Galettes de riz (Rice pancakes)

Dinheiro (Money)

Chef/Patron

Direban taksi (Taxi driver)

Connection Massa (Massa connection)

Massa dem (Friends/guys)

Masaz (Massage)

ماساج (Massage)

Kukamua/kupiga mafuta (Massage/oil rubbing)

Kunyunyuza umubiri (Body relaxation)

Body relaxation

Massage (Massage)

Massage

ማሳጅ/ማሸት (Massage)

Body therapy center/Relaxation spot (Massage center)

Massage traditionnel (Traditional massage)

Esfrega korpu (Esfregar corpo) (Massage)

Trata kara (Tratar cara) (Facial treatment)

Reunião tradicional (Traditional gathering)

Beijar (To kiss)