Browse African Slang

Saan (Brother/Sister)

Go sacrifice (To give up)

Safety net (Backup support)

Sala sentle (Stay well/Goodbye to person staying)

Sambuca (Anise liqueur)

Samoosa (Fried pastry)

Samp (Crushed corn)

Sandwich generation (Caring for parents and children)

Sauce (Style/Swag)

Savanna (Cider)

School run (Taking kids to school)

Score (Energy drink)

Se ke (What I)

Se se (This/That which)

Seabe sa pula (Rain share)

Seantlo (Family totem)

Seaparo (Clothes/Outfit)

Sebaka (Space/Time)

Sebata (Wild animal - rough person)

Sebata sa naga (Wild animal - untamed person)

Sebatana (Small predator)

Sebe sa leleme ke lebadi (Tongue's sin is forgetfulness)

Sebele (Namesake)

Sebete (Liver/Courage)

Seboba re batlile sa re tlhaba leoto (The trap we set caught our foot)

Seboko (Mole)

Sediba (Well/Source)

Sedimo (Deity)

Seditse a se nke dikgomo sebini (Herdboy shouldn't take cattle dancing)

Sedumedi (Religion)

Sefako (Hail)

Sefebe (Prostitute/Loose person)

Sefefo (Storm)

Sefefo sa lerole (Dust storm)

Sefela (Hymn)

Sefiri (Honey badger)

Sefofane (Airplane)

Segakolodi (One who drives away sleep)

Seganka (Heifer)

Sego (Brother-in-law/Sister-in-law)

Segole (Disabled person)

Segopotso sa lobaka (Time reminder)

Segotlo (Basket)

Segotlo se tlhaga molelo (The basket comes from fire)

Segwagwa (Drunkard)

Sehuba (Chest)

Seipone (Mirror)

Sekai (Drunkard)

Sekaka (Desert)

Sekaname (Traditional medicine)