Words starting with F

Everyday Shona words

• fi-i
• fida
• -fidha
• -fidigara
• fifi
• fifi
• fifinya
• -fifinyara
• figa
• figo
• fikisi
• fimbi
• -fimbika
• findipotato
• findimagon'a
• findimwa
• -findimwara
• -findukaTo finduka is to do things quickly. To finduka means to change rapidly, like the weather or someone who was happy.
• -finha
• finhu
• -finhudza
• -finhuka
• -finhura
• finifini
• fininiWhen water on the stove is about to boil, it starts to make a hissing sound, 'finini'.
• finya
• finya
• -finyama
• finyamo
• finyi
• -finyinya
• finyinyi
• -finyinyika
• -finyuka
• -finyura
• -fira
• firifiti
• firiji
• firimu
• -firirira
• firita
• firiwiri
• firo
• firosofi
• firuwiru
• -fisa
• -fita
• fiti
• fitibhora
• fivha
• fiyo
• -fizha
• fo
• fo
• fo-o
• fo-o
• -fobha
• fodo
• fodogo
• -fodogoraIf you scratch a person, you will have pinched them painfully with your fingernails.
• -fodora
• fodya
• fodya yebveniJackal's tobacco is a type of mushroom that is not edible.
• fofoA small box, possibly with striking surfaces for lighting a fire, or the striking surfaces themselves; matches.
• -fofoma
• fofoongweThis person is very fat and has a large body. A giant.
• fofoorwe
• -fofova
• -fofovoka
• -fofovoraTo hollow out a container, scraping and removing everything inside.
• fohora
• foi foi
• -foira
• -fokasa
• fokasi
• foko
• -foma
• fombo
• -fombodza
• -fombonora
• -fombora
• fombwe
• -fombwera
• fomo
• -fomora
• fomu
• fondo
• fondo
• -fondoka
• -fondonora
• fongo
• -fongora
• foni
• -fonon'ona
• -fonyanaCome closer.
• -fonyedza
• -fonyera
• fonyo
• -fonyodza
• -fonyokaIf metal is bent, it will be curved.
• -fonyora
• foono
• -foonora
• foonyo
• -foonyora-Undress.
• -fora
• forimbo
• foro
• forogo
• -foroma
• foroma
• foromani
• forosi
• forototo
• fosho
• -foshoka
• -foshora
• foshoro
• fosi
• -fota
• foto
• fototo
• fototo
• -fototodza
• -fototokaTo deflate something like a tire or a ball.
• fotyo
• -fotyoka
• fove
• -fovedza
• -fovera
• fovhoro
• fovo
• fovoto
• -fovova
• fovovo
• fovovo
• -fovovodza
• -fovovoka
• -foya
• -fozhoka
• fozo
• -fozodza
• -fozoka
• -fozora
• fu
• fu
• fu-u
• fu-u
• -fudiga
• fudigi
• -fudigidza
• -fudigira
• fudugu
• -fudugudza
• -fudugura
• -fudza
• fudza
• -fudza
• fudzamombe
• fudzi
• fufu
• fufu
• -fufudza
• -fufudza
• -fufudzika
• -fufudzira
• -fufuma
• fufumu
• -fufumudzareveal
• -fufumuka
• -fufumura
• -fufumusauncover
• -fufuna
• fufunu
• -fufunuka
• -fufunura
• fufunurwa
• -fufura
• fufura
• fufura
• -fufuridza
• fufuro
• -fufuruka
• fufute
• -fufutidza
• -fufutiraBloating is swelling of the stomach or feeling full, in the stomach you have eaten too much. Do not give children too many groundnuts because they cause bloating.
• -fuga
• -fugamaKneeling is lowering the body until you are standing on your knees to show respect. In some churches, people even kneel when they are praying. -kneel.
• -fugidza
• -fugiridza
• fugo
• fugu
• fugudu
• -fugudura
• -fugura
• -fuhwa
• -fuhwiralove potion
• -fuka
• fukarushesha
• -fukata
• fukata
• -fukatidza
• -fukatira
• fukenyika
• -fukidza
• fukidzo
• fuko
• fuko
• fukuIf you say dig the soil, you will be smearing yourself with mud with your hands.
• fuku
• fuku
• fuku fukuOnce a chicken has already shaken itself.
• fuku fuku
• -fukudza
• -fukudzika
• -fukudzira
• fukufukuWhen a chicken makes a "fukufuku" sound while dust bathing, it will be rolling around as if it's taking a bath with it.
• -fukumbaTo root around is to dig in the ground with one's snout like a pig.
• fukumuTo be fukumu means to wake up early. karakata. To be fukumu means to lack manners or morals.
• -fukumuka
• -fukumuka
• fukunuTo dig up means to unearth something that was in soft soil.
• -fukunukaTo be exposed or unearthed from the ground due to water or wind, as with sweet potatoes or potatoes. The heavy rain that fell yesterday left the sweet potatoes exposed, and they were eaten by wild pigs.
• -fukunuraTo unearth is to dig, bringing out something that was in soft soil.
• -fukunyidza
• fukunyu
• -fukunyuka
• -fukunyuraReveal.
• -fukuraWhen a person is digging, they will be digging soft soil or sand. They dug sand until they found water underneath, and then drank. - pidigura.
• -fukura
• -fukusa
• -fukusira
• fukusiro
• fukuso
• fukusu
• -fukusuka
• -fuma
• fuma
• -fumana
• fumandiwe
• -fumba
• fumbamuromo
• -fumbata
• fumbatidzo
• -fumbira
• fumbo
• fumeThis word is used to indicate the morning time on the following day. They slept here, and at dawn, they will start their journey and go their way.
• -fumha
• fumho
• -fumhurudza