African Slang Words Starting With "S"

سيدز (Seeds)

سين (Seen / read)

صيف (Summer)

سلف كير (Self care)

سلف كير صنداي (Self care Sunday)

سلف دسكفري (Self discovery)

سلف امبروفمنت (Self improvement)

سلف لاف (Self love)

سيلفي (Selfie / self photo)

سيمستر (Semester)

سيمينار (Seminar)

صقيع (Frost)

سيريز (Series / TV show)

سيرفر (Server)

سروال (Pants / trousers)

ستنق سبراي (Setting spray)

ستنقز (Settings)

شعبي (Popular / of the people)

شعر (Hair)

شاطر (Clever / skilled)

شعبي (Folk / popular music)

شبعان (Full / satisfied)

شباب (The boys / crew)

شيد (Shade / indirect insult)

شادو ورك (Shadow work)

شمس (Sun)

شارع (Street)

شير ورذي (Share worthy)

شيرنق (Sharing)

شرمولة (Marinade)

شر (Evil / bad)

شط (Beach / shore)

شاورما (Shawarma)

شطارة (Cleverness / street smarts)

شباك (Window)

شد حيلك (Pull yourself together)

شيك (Check / cheque)

شلة (Friend group / squad)

شمس حارقة (Scorching sun)

شرا (Purchase / buying)

شراكة (Partnership)

شركة (Company / corporation)

شتاء (Winter)

شي حال (Any news / what's up)

شيعة (Rumor / gossip)

Literally 'what's the weather?', but in Libya it means 'How's it going?' or 'What's up?'. It's a common casual greeting ...

شيب (Ship / support relationship)

شيب ذم (Ship them)

شوك (Shook / shocked)

شوبنق (Shopping)