Misc 9 Flashcards
-bovu
Rotten, unfit for use
Hebu/jamani
For calling attention
Kupasuka
To burst, split
Kukataa
To refuse
Kutumaini
To hope
Kushukuru
To give thanks, thank
Kubadilisha
To change
Kufikisha
To enable to reach
Kupatikana
To be available
Kupiga kelele
To make noise
Kupata pancha
To get a puncture
Kutia jeki
To use a jack
Kupiga stati
To start the car (by key or button)
Joto
C5, hot
Kilele/vilele
Peak, top of mountain or tree
Kifaa/vifaa
Equipment, useful thing
Kiongozi/viongozi
Guide
Fimbo
C9&10, stick, walking stick
Miwani
C9&10, glasses
Pua
C9&10, nose
Barafu
C9, ice
Theluji
C9, snow
Ruhusa
C9&10, permission
-o -ote
Any at all, any whatsoever
-enyewe
Oneself
Kupanda
To climb
Kuteremka
To descend, climb down
Kuanguka
To fall
Kufuatana na
To accompany, go together with
Kutakia
To wish
Kutakiwa
To be required
Kufaulu
To succeed, pass exams
Moto
C3, fire
Hema/mahema
Tent
Malazi
C6, accommodation
Kiingilio/viingilio
Entrance fee
Gharama
C9&10, expense, expenditure
Likizo
C9&10, holiday
Hifadhi
C9&10, preservation, protection
Hoteli
C9&10, hotel, restaurant
Fedha
C9&10, money
Pesa
C9&10, money
Ulimwengu
World
Haba
Few, little
Maalum
Special, particular
Kutegemea
To rely on, depend on
Kujitegemea
To depend on oneself, to be self reliant
Kupungua
To decrease
Kupunguza
To reduce
Kuruhusu
To allow, permit
Kuruhusiwa
To be permitted
Kuwasha
To light a fire or lamp
Kuwaka
To burn
Kuzima
To extinguish, put out fire
Kuhifadhi
To preserve, guard
Kulipa
To pay
Kufikiri
To think, consider
Kupiga hema
To pitch a tent
Nilikula nikisoma
I ate reading
Nilikula nikasoma
I ate and then I read
Mchicha
C3, spinach
Mwiko/miiko
Big wooden spoon
Jiko/majiko
Stove, kitchen
Meko
C6, 3 stones to support the pot when cooking
Figa/mafiga
Stone to support the pot when cooking
Jiwe/mawe
C5&6, stone
Debe/madebe
Square tin (containing about 20litres)
Bakuli/mabakuli
Big bowl
Kitunguu/vitunguu
Onion
Kifuniko/vifuniko
Lid
Sufuria
C9&10, coming pot
Bakuli
C9&10, bowl (small to medium)
Mboga
C9, vegetables, relish, anything to go with food
Njegere
Pea
Kabeji
Cabbage
Harufu
C9, smell
Ukuni/kuni
C11&10, firewood
-bichi
Raw, unripe, uncooked
Baadaye
Then, afterwards, later
Mbona?
Why?
Kuchemka
To boil
Kufunika
To cover
Kukusanya
To collect, gather together
Kusonga ugali
To make ugali, to stir ugali until it is stiff
Kuchota
To take up a little at a time
Kuvuta
To draw, pull, attract
Kukasirika
To get angry
Kuchapa kazi
To work hard, energetically