What does Kokima mean?

Fuir/s'enfuir (Run away/flee) For example: "Police a koya, ba kokima (Police came, they ran away)"

Where does the slang word Kokima come from?

Kokima is a slang term from Central African Republic. It is part of the rich slang vocabulary used in Central African Republic and across Africa.

What are other meanings of Kokima?

Kokima can also mean: Fuir, s'enfuir (To flee, to run away); Fuir (To flee) - Lingala

Kokima

🇨🇫 Central African Republic Slang

Added August 08, 2025 · 4 definitions

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Kokima

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Fuir/s'enfuir (Run away/flee)

"Police a koya, ba kokima (Police came, they ran away)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 08, 2025

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Kokima — definition 2

Fuir, s'enfuir (To flee, to run away)

"Bakimi mbangu (They ran away quickly)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 09, 2025

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Kokima — definition 3

Fuir (To flee) - Lingala

"Bakimi bangi (They fled quickly)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 09, 2025

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Kokima — definition 4

Fuir, s'enfuir (To flee, to run away) - Lingala

"Akimi mbangu (He ran away quickly)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · August 09, 2025

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🇨🇫 About Central African Republic Slang

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