African Slang Words Starting With "P"

Gide par bi (Purpose driven)

بربوس دريفن (Purpose driven)

Gedryf deur doel (Driven by purpose)

بيربوس ليفينڭ - العيش بهدف (purpose living)

پور - Purr

Purr! (Expression of satisfaction)

Ekspresyon satisfaksyon (Expression of satisfaction)

Português difícil (Portuguese difficult)

Exclamation douce (Mild exclamation)

Grind / work hard.

پوش - Push

Push (Sell/Promote)

Sell/Promote (Push)

Car (to push/drive)

Mota (Car)

Depas limit (Push boundaries)

Pouse devan (Push forward)

Push forward (Keep going)

Press/Promote (Push it)

Pous limit (Push limits)

بوش ليمتس (Push limits)

Notification push (Push notification)

Umyaleto we-app (App message)

Continue

Push present (Birth gift)

Push pull (Effort)

Hustle hard/Struggle (Push through)

Push push (Keep pushing)

Push through (Overcome)

Continue despite difficulty (Persevere)

Floor exercise (Push ups)

Mazoezi ya kifua (Push ups)

Exceed boundaries (Go beyond)

Dafa'a ard (Ground push)

ፑሽ አፕ/ፑሽ አፕ (Push up) - push-ups

From the English "push," used in townships meaning to hustle or work hard for money. If someone says "we pusha hard," th...

Keeping it positive / player.

Puso (Government)

Puso ya batho (Democracy)

Stat kuk → Start cooking

Expose publicly (Put on blast)

Exclamation forte (Strong exclamation)

Damn (French) - strong expression

Namorado / rapaz (Boyfriend / boy)

Jovem/rapaz (Jovem/rapaz) (Young man/boy)

Jovem, miúdo (Young person, kid)

Poussière (Dust)

Puuli (Pool table)

Puxar corda; provocar alguém / To pull the rope; provoke someone

Pessoa bajuladora (Brown-noser)