All Words

Everyday Shona words

• dendema
• dendemafuta
• dendemaro
• dendende
• dendenedzwa
• dendera
• dendere
• dendere
• denderedzibe shaken; tremble
• denenga
• denenga
• -denengara
• denengu
• -denengura
• denga
• denga
• denga denga
• -dengaira
• denge
• -dengendeka
• -dengeza
• -dengezera
• dengu
• dengu
• -denha
• denheHello.
• denhe
• -denhedza
• -denhekaInstability caused by something whose well-being has been disturbed can cause it to collapse. - animal.
• denhere
• denhuWhen a place is said to be 'denhu', it means it is lower. When you say 'denhu', you are causing something to happen. To 'denhu' is to do things that annoy someone for no reason. To 'denhu' is the act of something descending, moving from a high point to a low point. To 'denhu' is the act of things emerging from where they were and going downwards. denhe.
• -denhudza
• -deno
• denyu
• -depa
• depfure
• deputepu
• dera
• -deredza
• -derera
• derere
• dero
• dete
• dete
• -detemba
• detembedzo
• detembo
• deteniIdentify the type of hard soil that can be dug up and used as a container for fetching water.
• detsu
• deu
• -deukaIf water is spilling, it means it is coming out from somewhere and being wasted.
• deunheu
• deuteu
• deva deva
• -devairaWhen you are strolling, you should be walking properly without rushing.
• devedzi
• deveramvumi
• deverangwena
• deya
• deya
• dezwa
• dh
• dhaDha means the snapping of something that was connected. The fishing line went dha and broke when I caught a big fish.
• -dhabha
• -dhabha
• dhabhu
• -dhabhura
• -dhabwadhidza
• Dhachi
• dhadha
• -dhadha
• -dhadhaira
• -dhadhamuka-Let's move.
• -dhadhamura
• dhadhanu
• dhadhari
• -dhadharika
• dhadhu
• dhafu
• dhafu
• dhai
• dhaimani
• dhairekita
• -dhaivhaWhen you dive, it's like you're jumping into the air to catch something that is far from you. The calf was about to escape, the boy dived for its tail.
• -dhaiza
• dhaiza
• -dhaka
• dhaka
• dhakwa
• -dhamba
• dhamba
• dhambakura
• dhambanu
• dhambukosi
• dhamhu
• dhana dhana
• dhananga
• dhandanda
• dhandaruma
• dhandurumu
• dhangi
• dhani
• -dhanza
• dhanzi
• -dhara
• -dhara
• dharakishoni
• dharameti
• dharara
• dhasvangu dhasvangu
• dhau"Kuti dhau" means to finish all the things that are available. The cattle finished all the maize that was in the field. "dhu." means To strike something powerfully using a fist.
• dhaurosi
• -dhaya
• dhayafuramu
• dhazeni
• dhazimata
• dhe
• -dhedhedza
• dhege
• dhegemu
• -dheka
• -dhembuka
• dhemeji
• dhemeti
• dhemu
• dhenari
• dhende
• dhendeA rag is a torn piece of clothing, no longer worn.
• dhenjaraiti
• -dherera
• dheri
• dheru
• dhesiki
• dheti
• dhezibhomu
• dhi
• dhi dhi
• dhi-i
• dhibha
• -dhibha
• dhibheti
• dhibhu
• -dhidha
• dhidhi dhidhi
• -dhidhidza
• dhidho
• dhigaTo throw or put down a heavy object carelessly, often when angry. The woman threw the child down, and then started clenching her fists.
• dhigi
• dhigu dhigu dhigu
• -dhiinya
• dhikauzi
• dhikishinariThis is a book that contains an alphabetical list of words in a language with their definitions. If you do not know the meaning of a word, you should look it up in the dictionary. dictionary 5
• -dhima
• dhimba
• dhimoni
• dhimu
• -dhinda
• dhindi
• dhindindi
• dhindindi
• dhindiriri
• dhindiziri
• -dhingura
• -dhinha
• dhinha
• -dhinyanguka
• dhipeti
• dhipifirizi
• dhiraivha
• -dhiraivha
• dhiramu
• dhireni
• dhirezi
• dhiri
• dhiri
• dhiri-i
• dhirihora
• -dhirika
• -dhirima
• dhiripin'i
• dhiriri
• dhiriri
• -dhirowa
• dhirowo
• dhishi
• dhisikodhi
• -dhivana
• dhiya
• Dhiyabhori
• Dhiyabhorosi
• dhiziri
• dho
• -dhobha
• dhodhibhokisi
• dhodhodho
• -dhodhodza
• dhodyo
• -dhogodheka
• -dhogoma
• -dhohonya
• dhoiri
• dhokonono
• dhokotera
• dhoku
• -dhoma
• dhomatiri
• dhomo
• dhonanzi
• dhongi
• dhongwana
• -dhonora
• dhonza
• -dhonza
• dhora
• dhorobhaA city is a large community of homes that includes industries, shops, and offices, with electricity that lights up streets, airports, and high-rise buildings. Harare is the largest city in Zimbabwe. city town
• dhorofiya
• -dhota
• dhovho
• -dhovhokaTo dent is the easy piercing of soft things. I poked an orange with my finger and it dented.
• -dhovhora
• dhu
• dhu
• dhu dhu dhu
• dhu-u
• dhubvu
• -dhubvudza
• -dhubvura
• dhudhubwi
• -dhudhukaTo ooze is the emergence of a liquid-like substance from an object with a narrow opening.
• -dhudhumidza
• dhudyu
• dhuguTo dart means to exit a place quickly, appearing to flee. We all darted outside when we heard that the house was on fire.
• -dhuguka
• dhuhwai
• dhuku
• dhuma
• dhumbe
• dhumbu
• dhumbudya
• dhumbudyamafuta
• dhumukwa
• dhunamutuna
• dhunduru
• dhunduveri
• dhungetunge
• -dhuraIf something is expensive, it will have a high price.
• dhuropu
• dhuru dhudhu
• dhuru dhuru
• -dhurudhudhudza