Browse African Slang

Estado de espírito (Mood)

Ubao wa hisia (Mood board)

Atmosphere songs (Feeling tunes)

تقلبات المزاج (Mood swings)

Maikutlo a feto-fetohang / Changing moods

Moog-n-taaba (Unity is strength)

Mooki (Nurse)

Money.

Money

Moolah (Money)

قمر مضيء (Bright moon)

Fases da lua (Moon phases)

مون ريتشوال (Moon ritual)

Moonwalk (MJ dance)

بلوز موري (Moorish blues)

Ripe banana

Sweet bananas (Somali) - fruit seller's call

موت (Dying / hilarious)

Opérateur mobile (Mobile operator)

ሞፕ/ሞፕ (Mop) - mop

Mopalamente (Member of Parliament)

“Big boss” or VIP (Mopao from French “mon papa,” popularized by Koffi Olomide as his nickname; Mvuama = chief/king). Usa...

Rain wind

Mophane (Mopane tree)

Mophato wa bojale (Initiation group)

Mopipi (Lake village)

“President,” used ironically for the leader of a friend group or someone acting important. Usage: Moprezo ya gastronomie...

مقايضة (Barter / exchange)

Frying pan

مقتصد (Economical / frugal)

A famous Malagasy phrase meaning 'slowly, slowly' or 'take it easy.' It reflects the laid-back Malagasy lifestyle. Peopl...

Jogo de alinhamento (Alignment game)

Residente local (Local resident)

Morafe (Tribe)

Morago (Later/After)

Moraingy / Traditional boxing

Moraka wa masimo (Field post)

Moranang (April)

Conjunto de casas familiares (Family compound)

Decisão de coabitação (Cohabitation decision)

Ongula / tomorrow (Tomorrow)

More grace (More blessings)

ተጨማሪ እንጀራ/ተጨማሪ እንጀራ (Techemari injera) - more injera

More than (Exceeding)

Moremi (Game Reserve)

Moremogolo (Senior uncle)

Kgosi / Moetapele (Chief / Leader)

Morero wa sephiri (Secret plan)

Moretlwa (Leadwood tree)

Sheng for friend or homie (from 'morio' meaning guy from upcountry, now endearing).