African Slang Words Starting With "S"

Style/swagger (English) - youth fashion

Style cool (Cool style)

Stil, fason (Style, manner)

Libis helw (Nice dressing)

Style

Estilu/moda (Estilo/moda) (Style/fashion)

Mtindo (Style)

Swag (Style)

Estilo africano moderno (Modern African style)

Style confiant (Confident style)

Swag boy (Stylish young man)

Style centrafricain (Central African style)

Style de la capitale (Capital city style)

Style incroyable (Sick swag)

Style du désert

Borrowed swag

Style insulaire (Island style)

Estilo único de Malabo (Unique Malabo style)

Swag papa (Stylish father)

Style personnel unique (Personal swag)

Swag tchadien (Chadian swag)

Kinshasa swag

Leading the style (mixed youth)

Swagg (Style/swagger)

Salon saye-saye, yadda ake (Fashion style, how you dress)

Fini don cogo ɲuman, style (Wear clothes nicely, style)

Swagga (Style/swagger)

Style/confidence

Estilo, forma de caminar (Style, way of walking)

Swagger (Style/confidence)

English “swagger,” used to mean style or confidence (often pronounced “swagga”).

Nuna kyan saye (Show style)

Lubumbashi Swahili

Strong Swahili

Weak / poor quality.

Swakopmund (Swakopmund city)

Swakopmund atmosphere (Beach town feeling)

Swala/mnyama mwepesi (Gazelle/fast animal)

Group prayer

Solid food like fufu (Traditional solid foods)

Wetland/Marsh (Swampy area)

Wetland (Wetland)

Tiv traditional dance (Tiv traditional dance)

Political movement (Liberation party)

Kwentiwe eSwatini (Made in Eswatini)

Bukhaliphe bemaSwati (Swati excellence)

Amandla emaSwati (Swati power)

Kuzidla ngekuba ngumSwati (Being proud to be Swati)

Isitayela semaSwati (Swati style)

NgumSwati ngize ngife (Swati till I die)