Words starting with G

Everyday Shona words

• gotakota
• gotamukota
• goto
• gotokoto
• gotoori
• gotoraTake a male goat that has not been castrated. A very young male goat.
• gotsi
• gotsikotsi
• gotwe
• gotyo
• gova
• -gova
• govedzi
• govereA conductor is the leader of singers or players.
• govero
• govo
• govoyoGreed is when one enters inside like a hard-working cow that is hungry. A cow that is exhibiting greed is not satisfied.
• -gowa
• -gowesa
• -gozha
• gozho
• -gozo-
• gozwi
• gu
• gu
• gube
• gubhu
• gubhu
• -gubhuraTo slosh is to discard watery or liquid-like things, which would be in a bucket or other container.
• gubidi
• gubuTo overturn a container means you spill what was inside. It was said that when the container is overturned, all the relish falls to the ground.
• gubvutu gubvutu
• gubwe
• -guchanira
• guchu
• guchutu
• guda
• -guda-guda
• -gudaira
• gude
• gudhu
• gudhu-uThe sound of thunder is like gudhu-u. Gudhu-u also describes the abundance of food like pumpkins or bones. It is not seen.
• -gudhudza
• -gudhuka
• -gudhuma
• gudo
• gudu
• gudu
• gudu
• gudubi
• gudubu gudubu
• -gudubudza
• -gudubuka
• gudugu
• -guduka
• gudumu
• -gudumudza
• -gudura
• guduru
• -guduza
• gudya
• gudyu
• gudza
• gudzadumbuThis person has a big belly.
• gudzadungwe
• gudzamudungwe
• gudzazwi
• gudzururu
• gufu
• gugudu
• guguduru
• -gugudza
• gugunanzvu
• -guhuna
• guhwa guwa
• guhwe
• guhwu
• guju
• -gujura
• -guka
• gukano
• guku
• gukuchi
• -gukuchidza
• -gukuchira
• gukumatsatse
• gukurahundi
• gukuravhu
• -gukurudza
• gukurume
• gukurwa
• gukurwizi
• -gukuta
• gukuta
• gukutiwa
• gukutu
• gukwa
• -guma
• guma
• -guma
• -gumadza
• gumamiti
• -gumaraWhen something is said to have 'gumara' it has done certain things, it will have ended up doing them. He eventually ended up going because what he was waiting for, he didn't get it. - guma.
• -gumba
• gumbagossip
• gumbakamwe
• -gumbataIf a person is sulking, they will have their arms folded.
• gumbatidzo
• -gumbatira
• gumbekumbe
• gumbeze
• gumbezi
• gumbezu
• gumbiGumbi refers to people who have gathered together. Mhomho A herd of cattle refers to many cattle, usually when they belong to one person.
• gumbi
• gumbidziro
• gumbikumbi
• gumbikumweThis is a custom of simply imitating what others have done.
• gumbiramoto
• gumbire
• gumbo
• gumbonditakure
• gumbu
• gumbu
• -gumbuka
• gumbukumbu
• gumbunga
• -gumbura
• gumbushu
• gumbwa
• -gumha
• gumhi
• gumhikumhi
• -gumhina-small bit.
• gumi
• gumiguru
• -gumina
• gumindoga
• -gumisa
• -gumisidza
• gumisiro
• gumiso
• gumo
• gumogumo
• gumu
• -gumudza
• -gumura
• gumururo
• gumwe
• gumwe
• guna
• -gunda
• gunda
• gundakunda
• gundamapungaThis type of sorghum produces white grain.
• gundamuchai
• gundamujai
• gundamunda
• gundamusaira
• gundangozi
• gundaniGet rid of the small rodents; they have sharp front teeth and resemble mice. The rodents have finished eating the maize in that field. I don't know what we will harvest this year.
• gunde
• gundekunde
• gundi
• gundidaGundida is a type of sorghum that produces reddish grains.
• -gundika
• gundikumweThis is the habit of simply following others without a reason to go where they are going.
• gundiziraThis refers to a large group of people or animals moving together.
• gundu
• gundumbwiri
• gundumu
• -gundumuka
• -gundumura
• gundumure
• gunduruTo 'gunduru' is to finish something you were eating or drinking. To 'gunduru' is the rolling of an open, heavy object. A drum fell to the ground, then 'gunduru' on the rock. To 'gunduru' is to make an audible noise, like a mountain being struck by a stone.
• -gundurudza
• gunere
• -gungana
• gungano
• gungiro
• gungu
• -gungudza
• gungudzo
• gungumbani
• gungunduru
• gungunyo
• gunguo
• -gungura
• gungutsi
• gungutsva
• gunguudza
• gungwaThe ocean is a large place with a lot of water, where rivers pour the water that flows in them. ocean
• -gunha
• -gunhira
• guni
• gunjeA maize or millet stalk is a stem that can be fresh or dry. Stalks are kept for livestock after people have finished harvesting. Stalk, stem.
• gununu gununu
• -gunun'una
• gunwe
• gunya
• gunyanaSeptember is the ninth month of the year, coming before October and following August. The Gukurahundi rains fall in the month of September.
• gunyengu
• gunyere
• -gunzva
• gunzvenzveThis person is difficult to see or find because they don't stay in one place for long. A person who doesn't pay debts is a slippery character because they are always running away from others.
• -gupa
• gupa
• gupo
• gupuro
• gura
• -gura
• gurandanda
• -guraudza
• guraukama
• gure
• gure
• gurene
• gurezeze
• guri
• -gurika
• gurinhwa
• -gurira
• guro
• guru
• guruA polygamous family is a family of one man who has many wives and many children. Polygamous jealousy is deadly. polygamy
• guru
• guru
• gurududu
• gurufifa
• -guruguda
• -gurugudika
• gurugudu
• gurugudyu
• -guruka
• gurukadzi
• gurukotaThis person helps the king to rule by giving him advice. jinda A government minister is the head of a government ministry, represents it in parliament, and informs the president of what is happening in his ministry. We hope that the Minister of Health will also be knowledgeable about medicine. jinda minister 1a .
• gurukumbwa
• gurukuroThis is where chicken feed or bird food temporarily stays before going into the stomach.
• -gurukuta
• gurukutu
• -guruma
• gurumazeveThis person has big ears.
• gurumbaGurumba is a tree whose roots are pounded into a powder and used to kill fish or make soap.
• gurumbira
• gurumusvisvi
• gurumusvusvu
• gurumwandira
• gurundundu
• gurungundyu
• -gurunha