All Words

Everyday Shona words

• mwi mwi
• -mwidza
• -mwidzana
• mwiro
• -mwisa
• mwise
• mwiso
• mwiwa
• mwoko
• mwongo
• mwoni
• mwonzooffering
• mwoto
• mwowa
• mwowa sena
• mwoyo
• mwoyochena
• mwoyosviba
• mwoyosviba
• mwoyotema
• n
• n'
• n'a
• -na
• na-
• n'a
• -na
• -na
• n'a n'a n'aAs if something were flashing, sometimes going dim and sometimes bright. Flickering faintly.
• n'abu
• nachisi
• nafu nafu
• -nafuna
• -nafura
• n'ai
• n'ai
• nai nai
• -n'aima
• naizvozvo
• naka
• -nakaWhen something is said to be beautiful, it means that it pleases the eyes and the heart. Your dress is very beautiful. Something beautiful is delicious on the tongue when you eat it.
• -nakidza
• -nakira
• naku
• -nakura
• -nama
• nama
• -namana
• namanu
• -namanuka
• -namata
• -namatidza
• -namatira
• nambakurwa
• -nambashira
• nambiswa
• -nambuka
• -nambura
• nameTo mean to cause something to join with something else. To mean to follow a person or animal very closely. To mean the formation of a lot of rain. When I saw the rain clouds gathering closely on the mountains, I knew it was no longer possible to dry the millet on the rock.
• namo
• namu
• namu
• -namukaTo come unstuck is like something that was like glue, which had joined things together. -to become unstuck.
• n'an'a
• -nana
• nana
• nana
• nanai nanai
• -nanaidzaTo assist someone who cannot walk well by walking with them gradually; to assist.
• -nanaira
• nan'anan'a
• -nan'anidza
• nan'anu
• -nan'anuraTo pick out is to take one item from many. -raura (is a suffix).
• n'an'au
• nanau
• -nanauka
• -n'an'aura
• nanava nanava
• -nanavadza
• -nanavara
• nanavi
• -nanavira
• -n'an'azhura
• nanazi
• nanazi nanaziTo do something bit by bit, moving slowly as if you don't want to.
• -nanazikaTo be slow in doing things, often intentionally.
• nanazira
• nanda
• nane
• -nanga
• n'anga
• nanga nanga
• -nangaira
• nangananga
• -nangatira
• n'angaure
• n'angaureure
• -nangidza
• -nangisa
• nango
• nangu
• -nangura
• nani
• -nanika
• -nanisira
• nanu
• -nanuraTo take down means to remove things that have been spread out to dry, or from wherever they are.
• n'anya n'anya
• -n'anyaira
• n'anyu
• -n'anyura
• -n'anza
• -nanzva
• napukeni
• -n'ara
• narini
• nariti
• n'aru
• -nata
• nati
• -natira
• -natsa
• -natsiridzaTo improve upon doing good things, in order to change what was not quite right that has happened or is happening. - improve.
• -natso-
• n'au
• nava nava
• nava nava
• -navairaTo shuffle or walk slowly because you are tired, like a sick person.
• -naya
• -n'aza
• n'azhu
• nda-
• nda-
• nda
• nda nda nda
• ndadzu
• -ndadzura
• ndakupuka
• ndakwenya
• ndamba
• ndambakurayirwa
• ndambakuudzwa
• ndambarukuse
• ndambirire
• ndamo
• ndana ndana
• -ndanaidza
• -ndanda
• -ndandamaIf a person stutters, they are failing to pronounce words properly when speaking. -mamata
• ndandanda
• ndande
• ndandi
• -ndandidza
• -ndandira
• ndanga
• -ndangandiraTo submerge something until it reaches the bottom of the water, be it in a dam, a bucket, or any other container that has water.
• ndangariro
• ndanya ndanya
• -ndanyaira
• ndanyairwa
• -ndanzura
• ndapotaPlease provide the word used when someone humbly asks for help or forgiveness. Have mercy on me, please, I will not commit theft again.
• Ndapota
• ndara
• ndarama
• ndaramo
• ndarauko
• ndarazu
• -ndarazuka
• -ndarazura
• ndare
• ndari
• ndarimana
• ndarira
• ndarumanegotsi
• ndaudzo
• ndava
• ndaza
• ndaza
• nde
• nde-e
• ndebvu
• ndebwa
• ndedzekero
• ndedzekerwaIt is theirs.
• ndefu
• ndege
• ndeke
• ndekede
• ndemo
• ndendende
• ndendere ndendere
• -ndenderedza
• ndenderereswing swing.
• ndenene
• -ndeneneka
• -ndenga-ndenga
• ndenge ndenge
• ndengende
• -ndengendekaA tremor is the shaking of a large, heavy object, or the way the ground feels after a heavy object has passed. The ground really trembled when water thundered past.
• -ndengendera
• -ndengenyeka
• ndengu ndengu
• -ndenguka
• -ndenguma
• ndepo
• ndereIt is a small, red insect with six legs that flies and is edible. It is a problem that occurs in a person's life. Adversity It is a person who has his or her own goals that he or she perseveres through in life.
• ndere
• nderendere
• -ndereredzaTo belittle a person is to rush them excessively in a treacherous place.
• nderu
• -nderuka
• ndeve
• ndevo
• -ndeya
• ndi
• ndi
• -ndi-This affix is used in a sentence to show that the receiver of the action is also the speaker. He insulted me in front of everyone.
• ndi-
• ndibvinyn'e
• ndibvire
• -ndika
• ndiki
• ndikidza
• -ndikinya
• ndikinyaTo pretend to give someone something, but in your heart, you don't want to give it to them.
• -ndikinyidza
• ndikishi ndikishi
• ndikishwa
• ndiko
• ndikusi
• ndima
• ndimbo
• ndimborimbo
• ndimi
• ndimo
• ndimu
• ndimu
• -ndimuka
• ndinde
• ndindindi
• ndindindi
• ndindo-o
• -ndingindidza
• -ndingindira
• ndingirirotelescope
• ndingoveni
• -ndinyaira
• -ndinyira