Mama definition 1
Mother; older woman
"Mama na nu ɖu (Mother, give me food)"
Mama definition 2
Mama (Mother - respectful address)
"Mama, la baraka? (Mother, how are you?)"
Mama definition 3
Mama (Mother/respectful address)
"Mama wacu ni mwiza (Our mother is good)"
Mama definition 4
Maman/mère (Mom/mother)
"Mama a lamba bilanga malamu (Mother cooks food well)"
Mama definition 5
ماما - أم (Mom)
"ماما فين؟ (Mama fein? - Where's mom?)"
Mama definition 6
ماما - Mom
"ماما في البيت (Mom is at home) - Mama fel beit"
Mama definition 7
Mère (Mother)
"Mama azali na ndako (Mother is at home)"
Mama definition 8
Mère (Mother) - Swahili/Lingala
"Mama alambaki (Mother cooked)"
Mama definition 9
Mère, maman (Mother, mom)
"Mama a cuisiné du poulet. (Mom cooked chicken.)"
Mama definition 10
Grand-mère, femme âgée (Grandmother, elderly woman)
"Mama fait les meilleurs beignets. (Grandma makes the best donuts.)"
Mama definition 11
Mama (Mother)
"Mama amecook (Mother has cooked)"
Mama definition 12
Mãe em makhuwa (Mother in Makhuwa)
"Mama orera (Mother is well)"
Mama definition 13
Maman (Mom)
"Mama le ɖa ɖum. (Mom is cooking.)"
Word Details
- Country
- 🇹🇬 Togo
- Definitions
- 13 community definitions
- Added
- August 2025
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🇹🇬 About Togo Slang
Togo slang captures the everyday language, street expressions, and cultural vocabulary of its people.
KASINARY has 1250 Togo slang words collected from native speakers.
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This word is also used in 14 other countries, sometimes with a different meaning.
Manman (Mother)
Mother (Mother)
Umama, unina (Mother)
Mama (Mother - respectful address)
Mama (Mother/respectful address)
Maman/mère (Mom/mother)
Mama/mwanamke (Mom/woman)
ماما - أم (Mom)
Mère (Mother) - Swahili/Lingala
Mère, maman (Mother, mom)
Mama (Mother)
Mama (Mother)
Mère (Mother)
Elder woman (Respected woman)
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