African Slang Words Starting With "T"

Rivière (River)

Papa (Father)

Oncle paternel (Paternal uncle)

Oreille (Ear)

Beau-père (Father-in-law)

Bolo, fɛn minɛ fɛn (Hand, thing to grab things)

Difrɛns na tɛknɔlɔji → Difference in technology

Skul buk → School book

Ka kɔ bila, passer (Leave behind, pass)

Sira min bɛ mɔgɔ to ka tɛmɛn, scorcit (Path that lets someone pass through, shortcut)

Neuf (Nine)

Huit (Eight)

Sept (Seven)

Tɩ (We - Mooré)

Tʋʋm-sõnga pa bee (Good work doesn't get lost)

Tʋʋm-wẽnda (Work lover - hardworking person)

Tʋʋm-wẽnde (Work luck - fortunate)

Tʋʋma n mi ligdi (Work brings money)

Tẽng pʋgse (All the land - entire country)

Tẽng-kugri (Old country - tradition)

Tẽng-kugri n pa bee (Land's stone doesn't disappear - heritage remains)

Tẽng-kũuni (Death - Mooré)

Tẽng-soaba (Land owner - indigenous person)

Tẽng-soɣse (Land ceremony)

Tẽng-sẽndo (Earth priest)

Means “fell down” or “flopped,” used when plans fail or someone wipes out.

Camiseta casual (Casual t-shirt)

For that reason

That's it

Tablet (Touch device)

Mapiritsi (Pills)

Exclamation of excitement or surprise" ("Namlish slang")

To take matter (Action phrase)

Chikafu chekuenda nacho (Food to go)

Broken white taxi

Taxi place (taxi stand)

Count or total amount.

Train station

Tatuagem (Tattoo)

Amuleto de proteção (Protection amulet)

Ritual de passagem feminina (Female rite of passage)

Dança de celebração (Celebration dance)

Dança de agradecimento (Thanksgiving dance)

Dança de guerra ritual (Ritual war dance)

Makuhwa (Gossip)

Team (Team)

Conceito da festa (Party theme)

Abrigo portátil (Tent)

Moda do momento (Current trend)

Tennis (Tennis)