African Slang Words Starting With "S"

Obsesión con trajes (Suit obsession)

Chambre luxueuse (Luxury room)

Qui suit les autres (Follower)

Makan bey'a wa shira (Market)

ሱክ/ፀጉር (Hair)

Mek nɔyz wit tit → Make noise with teeth

Ho tloha / Ho tsamaea (To go away / To move)

Go away / leave.

Lave ta bouche (Wash your mouth)

Suka n pa tõ biiga (Sugar doesn't abandon child - sweetness stays)

Sun k'a kɔn, jeûner (Fast on it, to fast)

Sukari/kitu kitamu (Sugar/sweet thing)

Sweet sugar

Dumuni duman, sucre (Sweet food, sugar)

ሱቅ ጣም/ሱቅ ጣም (Suketam) - street vendor

Sukkar/hulw (Sugar/sweet)

Means “sugar,” used to call someone sweet or to say something (like tea) is perfect.

Sucre (Sugar)

Sukun (Stillness)

Suku n tara yam (School has wisdom)

École (School)

L'école (School)

Khodar akhdar (Green vegetables - Kenyan)

Comida tradicional de hojas (Traditional leafy dish)

Chef orgulloso de sukusuku (Proud sukusuku chef)

Sula bulungi (Sleep well)

Sultan/traditional leader (Arabic)

Suloo kono (At night)

Suluk (Spiritual conduct)

Sultan (Sultan)

Autorité du sultan

Sultana (Female sultan)

Suma (To rest - Dioula)

My child/offspring

My mother is wonderful

Sumang koto (It's cold)

Sumaya (Cold - Dioula)

Sumaya le (It's cool/cold)

Nɛnɛ, froid (Cold, chilly)

Sumbawanga/mji (Sumbawanga/city)

Natural do Sumbe (From Sumbe)

Sumbie (Girlfriend/Girl)

Desaparecer (To disappear)

Desaparecer completamente (Disappear completely)

سماري (Summary)

Summer (Holiday from abroad)

Lehlabula / Nako e chesang (Summer / Hot time)

Festival de verão na praia (Summer beach festival)

Somer lyf (Summer body)

Kan lete (Summer camp)