Browse African Slang

Phiri ya bosigo (Night hyena - night person)

Phitlho (Funeral)

Phofu (Eland - big person)

Phofu ya maatla (Strong eland - powerful person)

Phogwana (Small bull)

Phokoje (Jackal skin)

Phokoje ya maatla (Strong jackal - cunning person)

Phokojwe (Jackal - cunning person)

Phokojwe ga a tshabe go ja ka nko ya yone (Jackal not afraid to eat with its nose)

Phokotso (Decrease)

Chill / relax.

Pholoso (Salvation)

Phuthego (Meeting/Congregation)

Phuthi (Duiker)

Phuza Thursday (Drinking Thursday)

Pick up (Collect)

Pilolo (Ghana dance)

Pimm's (Fruit cup)

Pin location (Mark place)

Pina (Song)

Pina ya setso (Traditional song)

Pine Nut (Pineapple drink)

Pitsa (Pot)

Pitse (Zebra)

Pitsi (Zebra - confused)

Pitsi ya tsela (Road zebra - confused traveler)

Pitso (Meeting/Gathering)

Pitso ya morafe (Tribal meeting)

Play (Energy drink)

Player (Womanizer)

Podi (Goat - stubborn)

Podi ya tshegofatso (Blessing goat)

Poko (Praise poem)

Polish (Car shine)

Polokesego (Safety)

Poloko (Burial)

Polony (Processed meat)

Polyamory (Multiple partners)

Pongracz (Champagne)

Poo (Bull)

Poo e tona e segilwe ke namane (Big bull was once a calf)

Pool party (Swimming party)

Pop up restaurant (Temporary eatery)

Pothole (Road hole)

Potjiekos (Pot food)

Pouncing cat (Dance)

Power couple (Successful couple)

Powerade (Sports drink)

Pozi (Positive/Good)

Pre-drinks (Before party drinks)