Browse African Slang

Petit chemin (Small path)

Sentiment fort (Strong feeling)

Crazy year / wild period.

Sepe (Nothing)

Sepetlele (Hospital)

Ho phela haholo / To phela a lot

Sephiri (Secret)

Fito / Seven

Seven stones

صقيع (Frost)

An African term starting with the prefix 'se', which commonly indicates a noun class in Bantu languages. The root 'qojec...

Be better

Recognized being

Ka se, arrivé (Arrived, reached)

New policies

Financial policies

Island policies

Serame (Cold/Winter)

Serapa sa dipodi (Goat kraal)

Uwanda wa Serengeti (Serengeti plains)

Serenity strength

Serer knowledge

Sereto (Poem)

ሰርግ/ሰርግ (Wedding)

صديق (Friend)

Seriaas is a colloquial term used in African communities.

مسلسل - TV Series

Série télévisée (TV series)

سيريز إيه - Series A

مدمن مسلسلات (Series addict)

TV marathon (Show watching)

Watches entire series

سيريو، جدي (Serious)

Serikali/utawala (Government/governance)

Gouvernement (Government)

Federal government

Serikali ya muungano (Coalition government)

Cerimônia (Ceremony)

Used to mean really or very.

Serious person - Focused individual

Serious relationship (Committed)

Dedicated learner (Committed student)

"Are you serious?" emphasis.

Kwa dhati (Seriously)

Religious teacher

Serment d'amour (Love oath)

Traditional oath

Serobe (Tripe and intestines)

A term from African languages referring to cultural concepts or everyday objects.

Serowe (Bamangwato capital)