The word “jina” in Swahili translates to “name” in English. Meaning in English:Jina = Name It refers to a word…
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“UKIZUNGUMZA na mtu kwa lugha anayoielewa, hiyo inajikita akilini mwake. Ukizungumza naye kwa lugha yake, hilo linaingia moyoni mwake.” Nukuu…
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Explanation of the Swahili words “jiko” and “meko”: Jiko Swahili Meaning:”Jiko” refers to a stove, cooker, or kitchen, depending on…
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The Swahili word “jifunza” comes from the verb “kujifunza”, which means “to learn” in English. Meaning:”Jifunza” means “learn” — usually…
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Word: Jicho Language: Swahili Meaning in English: Eye (singular) Origin:The word jicho comes from Bantu languages, where many body parts…
Soma Zaidi » We discuss the word “jedwali”which started with letter j Meaning:The Swahili word “jedwali” means a table—specifically, a structured arrangement of…
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The word “Jenga” comes from the Swahili language, and its meaning and origin are quite interesting. Meaning in Swahili”Jenga” is…
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Meaning of Jamii (Swahili → English) Jamii is a Swahili word that translates to “community,” “society,” or “social group” in…
Soma Zaidi » The Swahili word “jasho” means “sweat” in English. Meaning:Literal meaning: Sweat, the moisture exuded through the skin due to heat,…
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The Swahili word “jani” translates to “leaf” in English. Meaning:Jani means leaf, referring to the flat, green part of a…
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