Browse African Slang

N (I/me - contraction)

N ba (I'm fine - Dioula)

N ma son (I don't want - Dioula)

N'goni (Traditional guitar)

NAK (Atypical Nights of Koudougou)

Na (To come - Dioula)

Naaba (Chief/king - Mooré)

Naam (Traditional work group)

Naam sida (Truth of power)

Naani (Four - Dioula)

Naas (Four - Mooré)

Naasara-wende (Christian God)

Naba yure (Chief's name - royal title)

Naba-biiga (Chief's child - privileged person)

Nabiiga (Prince)

Nageur (Swimmer)

Nakomsé (Royal family)

Nana (Girl - French slang)

Napaga (Royal court)

Napoko (Queen)

Nappy (Natural hair)

Narvalo (Crazy person - from Romani)

Nassara (White person/foreigner)

Natte (Mat)

Natural (Natural hair)

Nayiiri (Palace)

Ne fais pas genre (Don't pretend)

Neb-kẽng n pa zabre (A good person doesn't fight)

Ned-zabre (Bad person)

Nerd (Nerd)

Netflix and chill (Hang out intimately)

Nif ka tõe (Eyes don't meet - avoiding someone)

Nif-menga n nyõ kibare (Clear eyes see news - awareness brings knowledge)

Nim (Neem tree)

Nin-koeega (Long eye/greedy)

Niébé (Black-eyed peas)

No-life (No-lifer)

Non mais (Come on/seriously)

Nong (To love - Mooré)

Nong-n-basgo (Love leaving - breakup)

Nong-paga (Love woman - girlfriend)

Nong-rawa (Love man - boyfriend)

Nong-taaba (Love - Mooré)

Nonga (To love)

Nonglem kugri (Love is blind)

Nonglem n pa põose (Love doesn't divide - it unites)

Nonglem-tʋʋma (Love work - relationship effort)

Nonglem-tẽnga (Love land - romantic spot)

Noodo yaa yembre (The mouth is the face - words represent you)

Noogo (Mouth/word)