Week 8 Flashcards
picha
picture
haki ya mungu
i swear
mungu
God
historia
history
chai
tea
chai ya rangi
tea with milk
strungi
black tea
uji
porridge
kahawa
coffee
kahawa ya rangi
coffee with milk
mayai
eggs
maandazi
breakfast food, like a donut
mchele/wali
rice
nyama
meat
nyama ya kuku
chicken (meat)
nyama ya mbuzi
goat meat
nyama ya nguruwe
pork
samaki
fish
viazi
potatoes
mboga
vegetables
ugali
polenta-like food
mchuzi
curry
sukuma wiki
collard greens
maziwa
(breakfast food)
mkate
(breakfast food)
chipsi mayai (Tanzania)
omelette with fried potatoes
matoke (Uganda)
steamed bananas/plantains
matumbo
stomach, tripe
tunda (matunda)
fruit
maharagwe
beans
embe (maembe)
mango
ndizi
banana
chungwa (machungwa)
orange
nanasi (mananasi)
pineapple
-agiza
to order (ex. at a restaurant)
mvinyo
wine
buyu (mabuyu)
baobab seeds (calabash/monkey bread)
mgomba (migomba)
banana tree
mti (miti)
tree, stick
mchungwa (michungwa)
orange tree
mnazi (minazi)
coconut palm
muwa (miwa)
sugarcane
mkono (mikono)
hand, arm
mlima (milima)
mountain
msitu (misitu)
forest, bush, woodland
muhindi (mihindi)
maize plant
mfupa (mifupa)
bone
mkeka (mikeka)
mat
mlango (milango)
door, entrance
mshahara (mishahara)
salary, income, payment
msalaba (misalaba)
cross, crucifix
mstari (mistari)
straight line, row
mkate (mikate)
bread
mkeka (mikeka)
mat
moyo (mioyo)
heart, feeling, character, courage
mdomo (midomo)
mouth, lip, beak
mgongo (migongo)
back
mguu (miguu)
foot
mwili (miili)
body
tamu
delicious, sweet (adjective)
refu
long, tall, high (adj)
nono
fat (adj)
mkasi (mikasi)
scissors
kali
sharp (adj)
pya
new (adj)
mzigo (mizigo)
bag, luggage, load
zito
heavy (adj)
chafu
dirty (adj)
-oza
to rot, stink, putrefy
-vunjika
to be broken, wrecked; stop
-dunda
to throb
kichua changu
my head
kuhusu
about, concerning (preposition)
gazeti
newspaper
mwanamke (wanamke)
woman
dunia
world
bila
without
-kufa
to die
maskini
poor
tundu
naughty
-washa moto
to light a fire
-zima
turn off
shetani
devil (noun)
evil (adj)
miliki (wamiliki)
tenant
-washa
to light, set fire to; to hurt, to cause pain
kilima (vilima)
hill
-husudu
to be jealous, to envy