Browse African Slang

Dating helper (Support friend)

Winneba junction - Decision point/crossroads

وينر، فائز (Winner)

Mshindi/mfaulu (Winner/successful)

حمض الفائز (Winner DNA)

فائز دائماً (Always winner)

موقف الفائز (Winner attitude)

ولد فائز (Born winner)

دائرة الفائزين (Winner circle)

طاقة الفائز (Winner energy)

Toe-tsain'ny mpandresy / Winner mentality

Champion thinking (Victor mindset)

Succeeding in life (Being successful)

وينينق ستريك (Winning streak)

Wínnyá (Connaissance/Knowledge)

Mariha / Nako e batang (Winter / Cold time)

Kudinwa busika (Winter tiredness)

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

Money transfer/Send (Wire)

Leading throughout (Constant front)

Energetic or strange

Maquette filaire (Wireframe)

وايرلس ايربدز (Wireless earbuds)

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

ጥበብ/ጥበብ (Tibeb) - wisdom

حكمة مكتسبة (Earned wisdom)

Sabiduría de generaciones pasada (Passed generations wisdom)

Knowledge holder

ويزدوم مومنت - لحظة حكمة (wisdom moment)

ويزدوم سيكر - باحث عن الحكمة (wisdom seeker)

البحث عن الحكمة (Seeking wisdom)

Mwenye hekima (Wise person)

Mature thinking/Old soul (Advanced wisdom)

ويش ليست (Wishlist)

Liste de souhaits (Wishlist)

Witchcraft (Witchcraft)

Take out money (Withdraw)

وذدرول (Withdrawal)

Evidence giver/Testifier (Court witness)

Witness money - Bribing witnesses

Ulinzi wa mashahidi (Witness protection)

Wivu/husuda (Jealousy/envy)

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

Noir (Black)

A fun exclamation equivalent to 'whoa!' or 'dang!' Often said in reaction to something impressive or shocking

Wìwɔ́ (Travail/Work)

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

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

Pain

ولاد الحومة - أولاد الحي (neighborhood kids)