African Slang Words Starting With "O"

Clay pot (Vessel)

Bell (Metal instrument)

Thing ahead (Future matter)

Love (Affection)

Agreement (Consensus)

Cleansing herbs (Purification plants)

Mealie meal (Corn flour)

Harvest festival (Crop celebration)

Arm bangles (Arm decoration)

Story/Tale (Narrative)

Traditional sandals (Foot wear)

Poetry/Praise (Verse)

Resting place (Stop point)

Running races (Speed competition)

Drama/Play (Performance)

Thick porridge (Millet porridge)

Traditional stool (Seat)

Red color (Crimson)

Sweet Oshiwambo (Beautiful language)

Oshiwambo wysheid (Oshiwambo wisdom)

Purple color (Royal)

Dew (Morning moisture)

Desert (Dry land)

Traditional knife (Blade)

You are missed (Longing)

Triangle town (Small town)

Television (TV)

Great Herero (Major language)

Musical bow (String instrument)

Ankle rings (Foot decoration)

Grey color (Ash)

Herero heartland (Cultural area)

Brown color (Earth)

Central town (Cheetah capital)

Red ochre (Traditional cosmetic)

Fire place (Hearth)

We are one (Unity)

Omulumenhu gwandje / my man (My man / boyfriend)

Kuku / grandmother (Grandmother)

Tatekulu / grandfather (Grandfather)

Courage (Bravery)

Guys; folks (plural of guy)" ("Afrikaans slang")

Beyond limits (Rule breaking)

Northwestern town (Remote town)

Literally 'oldie' (from ou meaning old man), but used like 'dude' or 'guy.' Calling someone outie is informal male addre...

Omumati (Boy / young man)

Gateway to Etosha (Tourist town)

Song ending (Final part)

Night time (Evening)

Profit (Gain)