All Words

Everyday Shona words

• -kamhina
• kamiro
• kamu
• kamu
• kamufarara
• kamuferefere
• -kamukira
• kamukore
• kamukowoko
• -kamura
• kamuri
• kamutsa
• kamutsanedako
• kana
• kan'a
• . Kana uchi raira mumwendiye wandaraira kuti agotidzurira nzungu dzekukanga."
• -kan'aira
• -kanaira
• kanana
• kanan'ana
• -kanangura
• kanapo
• -kanda
• -kanda
• kandiThis word is used by a person who is surprised, wondering if what they are seeing or hearing is actually happening. But what exactly is happening here at this house! Oh my.
• -kandira
• kandondo
• kandu
• -kandura
• -kandurira
• kanduru
• kandyera
• -kangaTo stir-fry is to cook vegetables in oil, turning them over and over, until they are lightly browned. Well-fried meat is identified by its reddish gravy. When stir-frying popcorn, you put dry corn in a flat basket or a frying pan on the fire, and keep turning it over and over until it's cooked. Would you like roasted or boiled peanuts?
• kangai
• kangai
• -kangaidza
• kangaidze
• -kangaira
• kangamirisi
• -kangamwa
• kanganda kanganda
• -kangandika
• kangani
• -kanganika
• -kanganisa
• -kanganisana
• -kanganwa
• -kanganwikaGet lost.
• -kanganwira
• kanganwiro
• kanganya
• kanganyaTo be as stubborn as cowhide. To be someone who sleeps on their back or acts foolishly. I arrived and found him behaving very stubbornly and foolishly.
• kanganya kanganya
• -kanganyara
• kangaraThe eyes widen when you are teasing or startled, wetsu.
• kangavi
• -kangavira
• kangaya kangaya
• -kanha
• kanhaTo be utterly astonished by an event. When the midwives saw a baby born with teeth in its mouth, they were completely taken aback, utterly shocked.
• kanha kanha
• -kanhaira
• kanhama
• -kanhamara
• kanhi
• kani
• -kanika
• -kanikira
• kanongo
• kan'oto
• kanu
• -kanuka
• -kanya
• kanya kanya
• -kanyaira
• kanyama kanyama
• kanyan'anya
• -kanyanga
• kanyanga
• -kanyangadza
• kanyimambwa
• kanyimiramundiro
• kanyn'oto
• kanyoto
• kanyu
• kanyu
• kanyu kanyu
• kanyungwe
• -kanyura
• kanyururahove
• kanzatu
• -kanzura
• kanzuru
• kanzva
• kapa
• -kapa
• kapa kapa
• -kapadza
• -kapaira
• kapeti
• kapfarivarismall animal
• kapi kapi
• -kapira
• kapira
• kapitau
• kapoto
• kapu
• kapu
• kapuWhether the cup looks new or if there's something you are expecting.
• -kapudza
• kapuka
• kapundu
• kapupu
• -kapura
• kaputeni
• -kara
• kara
• karabhaa
• -karakadza
• -karakasha
• -karakata
• karakata
• -karakatika
• karanhi karanhi
• karanhika
• karanhu karanhu
• -karanhuka
• karanjanja
• -karanjanjika
• -karara
• -kararadza
• -kararira
• -kararirana
• karavheta
• -karavhetaTo weed the field with a hoe.
• kare
• karenda
• kari
• kari
• -karikicha
• -karikira
• karikiriki
• kariko
• -karinga
• karingazuvaThis is a stick that is placed in the ground in the sun, and it is used to tell the time by its shadow. If it is cloudy, the stick's sundial does not work. This person is always aware and careful of the time when doing their things.
• -karipa
• -karira
• -karira
• karira
• -karirana
• kaririKariri is a relish made by mashing potatoes after they are cooked, resulting in a thick porridge-like consistency.
• -karo-
• karombosmall insect
• karotsi
• karu
• -karudza
• -karuka
• karukuni
• karukuni
• -karutsa
• kasa
• -kasa
• -kasa
• kasawayaGroundnuts are a type of small nut with a white skin, and they grow quickly to the point of being harvested.
• kase
• kase
• kasekera
• kasemo
• kaserima
• kasesepende
• kaseveramudama
• kasha
• -kasharara
• kashiye
• kashoma
• kashomanana
• kashu
• kashu
• -kashura
• kasi
• kasiisii
• -kasika
• kasipiti
• -kasiraHurry up.
• kasitoro oiri
• kasiyanwa
• kasva
• -kasva
• -kasvaira
• kasvata
• kasve kasve
• kasvi kasvi
• kata
• katabvu
• -katabvura
• katai katai
• -kataidza
• katakwara
• -katana
• katani
• katanu
• -katanura
• katapira
• -katara
• katarogo
• -kataza
• kateketeke
• katekisimo
• kateredemu
• katewetewe
• katikazi
• -katisa
• -katitsa
• katodzvo
• -katsaTo stuff someone is to hit them with fists. To stuff is to eat a lot, doing it quickly because of greed. The man made a large portion of sadza to stuff himself like that without relish.
• katsekera
• katsetaA single silkworm egg. A very small thing, of any kind. Okay.
• katsi
• katu
• -katuka
• katunzvi
• katurike
• -katutsira
• katya
• katyama
• -katyamadza
• -katyamara
• kaudziudzi
• kaunda
• -kaunda
• -kaura
• -kaurira
• -kaurisa
• -kaururaWhen a person replants, it means they are planting again in a place where seeds that were initially planted failed to germinate.
• -kava
• kavangu
• -kavangura
• kavari kavari
• -kavarika
• kavaya kavaya
• -kavayika
• -kavayira
• -kavha
• -kavhanga
• kavi
• -kavira
• kavu
• kayaya
• kayaya kayaya
• -kayayika