African Slang Words Starting With "M"

Bikozwe mu Rwanda (Made in Rwanda)

Ngiphumelele / Ngifikile (I've succeeded / I've arrived)

Reisi (Made it)

Achieved success (Succeeded)

Ngiphumelele / Ngifikile (I've succeeded / I've arrived)

Achieved greatly

Slang for “beans” (from French *haricot madoble* jokingly). Used humorously or when referring to simple home food.

Anoitecer (Dusk)

Dans madeleine (Madeleine dance)

Red beans

Haricots (Beans)

Haricots (Beans)

Haricots (Beans) - Lingala

Means someone who got dumped or ditched (literally “pushed away”).

Madfun (Buried)

Sheng for mother (from “mother”).

Mashghoul (Busy)

Mari yakawanda (Deals/money)

Madhkur (Mentioned)

Dollars

Mazlum (Oppressed)

Madi (Blood)

Madi (Past)

Madi, tšhelete (Money)

Toor abyad (White bull - Bari)

Mandela wonder | Mandela wonder

Ghina' dini (Religious singing)

Madila (Sour milk)

Madina (City)

Suburban area/Zongo area (Suburb)

Madina market - Busy market or chaotic situation

Ville de la Bouenza (Bouenza town)

Eau (Water)

مدخور (Saved / reserved)

Men! / emphasis call.

Zvipembenene (Mopane worms)

Black (Somali)

مدرسة (School)

Makan ta'lim (School)

مدرسة - مدرسة (School)

Madrasa (School)

Madrasa (School)

Nova mãi (Nova mãe) (Stepmother)

Responsável feminina espiritual (Female spiritual guardian)

Madrinha de bênção; madrinha querida / Blessing godmother; dear godmother

Muitu sedu (Muito cedo) (Very early)

Muitu sedu (Muito cedo) (Very early)

Horas tardias da noite (Late night hours)

Madrugada fria; manhã muito cedo e fria / Cold dawn; very early cold morning

Mad thing or crazy stuff (Wild situation)