All Words

Everyday Shona words

• -korokotedza
• koromo
• -koromoka
• -korongonya
• koroni
• koronyera
• -korovhera
• -kosa
• -kosha
• -koshiwa
• koshomo
• -koshomora
• kosi
• -kosora
• -kota
• -kotama
• -kotana
• -kotekaTo be hooked is to cover something with a lid. To be hooked is to protrude forward, like the horns of a buffalo.
• koti
• koto koto
• -kotoka
• kotoni
• -kotsa
• kotsi
• -kotsira
• -kotsora
• -kotsva
• kovho
• kovo
• -kovodza
• kozomo
• -kozomoka
• ku-
• ku ku ku ku
• -kuba
• kubanzi
• kubu
• -kubuka
• kubva
• kubvira
• kubvu
• Kubvumbi
• -kubvura
• kuche
• -kuchidza
• -kuchidzira
• -kuchukudza
• -kuchura
• kuda
• kudakara
• kudii
• kudubu
• -kudubudza
• -kudubuka
• -kudubura
• kudya
• -kudza
• kudzamara
• kudzikana
• -kudziridza
• kuhumu
• -kuhumura
• -kuhwidza
• kuja
• Kukadzi
• kuki
• -kukura
• -kukuridza
• kukurigo
• -kukurikaTo wander is to walk like a person who doesn't know what they are doing, or who acts as if they don't know where they are going.
• kukururu
• kukururwi
• -kukuta
• -kukutu
• -kuma
• -kuma
• kumazauone
• kumazivandadzoka
• -kumba
• -kumbidzana
• -kumbira
• -kumina-a little.
• kumu
• -kumuka
• -kumura
• kumusoro
• kumweone
• -kunda
• -kundikana
• -kundiraGather the things, collect them together. Gather those rubbish items from outside the yard, so we can burn them in the evening.
• kunduma
• -kungaTo tie is to fold the cloth you put on your head so that you can carry something on top. Rudo, when you go to fetch firewood, take my strong headscarf so you can tie the bundle of wood. To strive is to have the desire for certain things to work together and to work hard for these things. If you want Maria, strive to win her over. - be persistent.
• kunge
• -kungura
• -kunguruka
• -kunha
• -kunhidzira
• kunhu
• -kunjaira
• kuno
• -kunun'una
• kunun'unu
• -kunya
• kunyadzisiraKu nyahwaidza kufambisa munhu zvinyoronyoro
• -kunyaira
• Kunyange kukanayanyangwe
• kunyangova
• kunyangwe
• kunyasi
• kunyungu kunyungu
• -kunyungudza
• kunze
• kunze kunzeThe outdoors is always a place far away from where things are discussed. When I had my head shaved, my grandmother told me to throw my hair far away outside, where it wouldn't be seen by witches.
• -kupa
• -kura
• -kura
• kureFar is a place that is not near where you are. We go to school by bus because it is far.
• kure kure
• -kurira
• -kuru
• -kuru
• -kurudzira
• -kurukura
• -kurumbira
• Kurume
• -kurumidza
• -kurumuraTo 'kurumura' means to remove something from where it is and place it elsewhere. They took the plates from the cabinet and placed them outside where they wanted to spray insecticide for cockroaches. To 'kurumura' something is to separate it from where it is. We woke up in the morning and found the car sitting right on the ground, thieves had stolen all the wheels. - to take away.
• kurundundu
• -kurunga
• -kurungira
• -kururira
• -kuruza
• -kushaTo sow seeds or other things is to scatter them in a place so that they grow. Those who cultivate maize or millet often sow seeds.
• kusheni
• kushuThe sleep of a tired person is such that they simply throw themselves down and doze off like that.
• kusi
• kusvika
• kusvikira
• -kusvudzira
• kusweramangwana
• -kuta
• kutsi
• kutu
• kutu
• kutu kutu kutu
• kutu-uBad breath is pervasive, especially after someone has eaten sour milk.
• -kutuka
• kutuka munhukana kudzingira imbwa kure
• kutunu
• -kuumura
• -kuurira
• kuuzuru
• -kuva
• -kuvadza
• -kuvara
• -kuwa
• kuwe
• -kuya
• -kuza
• kuzasi
• -kuzha
• kuzhe
• -kuzhumura
• kuzoti
• kuzvu
• -kuzvuka
• -kuzvura
• kwa-
• kwa-
• kwaa kudzoka
• -kwabaira
• kwabu
• -kwabuka
• kwabvu
• kwacha
• kwacha kwacha
• kwachanu
• -kwacharika
• kwachata
• -kwachaura
• kwachu"Kwachu" means to remove a piece by biting forcefully with the teeth. "Kwachu" also means to take a lot of money or other things at the same time.
• kwachu
• kwachu kwachu
• -kwachura
• -kwachura
• kwadabu
• -kwadabura
• kwaera
• kwakadaro ukosupfu ."
• kwaku
• kwaku
• -kwakuka
• -kwakura
• kwakwanu
• -kwakwanura
• kwakwara kwakwara
• kwakwashasmall, dry maize cob.
• kwakwasha
• kwakwasha kwakwasha
• -kwakwashara
• -kwakwashika
• -kwama
• kwami
• -kwamira
• kwamuTo slap a person on the face or head. To remove a splinter from a tree or something else that is stuck.
• -kwamura
• -kwana
• kwangu
• -kwangura
• kwangwa
• kwangwama
• -kwangwamara
• kwangwangwa
• -kwanha
• -kwanhura
• -kwanisa
• kwanyanu
• -kwanyanuka
• kwanzu
• -kwanzura
• kwapu
• -kwapura
• -kwara
• kwara kwara
• kwarabvu
• -kwarabvura
• kwaradzugoodbye .
• -kwarakwasha
• -kwarakwasha
• kwarakwashu
• kwarakwashuku
• kwaranzu
• -kwaranzura
• kwari
• kwaru kwaru
• -kwasha
• -kwashamura
• -kwashara
• kwashi
• kwashiyoka
• kwashu
• -kwashura
• -kwasva
• kwasvai
• kwasvai kwasvai
• -kwasvaira
• kwasvata
• kwasve
• kwataThat is how something light falls to the ground.
• -kwata