All Words

Everyday Shona words

• tindirikishi
• -tindivadza
• -tindivara
• tindizaWhen you run, you have a goal you want to achieve.
• -tindizhika
• tingini
• -tinha
• tinhi
• -tinhidza
• tinhima
• -tinhimara
• -tinhira
• tinhu
• tinini
• -tininidza
• -tinya
• tinya
• -tinyuka
• tipa
• tipi
• tipi tipi
• -tipitira
• -tipudza
• -tipuka
• -tira
• tirakita
• tirauro
• -tirena
• tireni
• tirera
• -tirimuka
• -tirimutsa
• tiringindi
• -tirinhirikaIf you are indecisive, you will be walking towards some things but ultimately miss them.
• -tirira
• tiriri
• tiriri
• -tirivadza
• tirokoA trolley is a railway carriage that is pushed or pulled by a person.
• tisipunu
• -titidza
• titimu
• -tiva
• -tiva
• -tizaTo flee from a place quickly because it is dangerous.
• -to-
• -tobvora
• -tochaira
• -todza
• -togoka
• toko waro
• -tokonyora
• tombi
• tomu
• -tomuka
• -tondera
• tondondo
• -tonga
• -tonha
• -tonhora
• tonje
• -tonona
• -tonongora
• -topora
• -tora
• -tosvora
• -tota
• -tova
• -tozomoka
• -tsakatika
• tsamba
• tsambakonzi
• tsambarafutasunflower
• tsambatsi
• -tsamhina
• -tsamira
• tsamvi
• tsamwaA whistle is a sound made by a person in their mouth to show annoyance, disapproval, or pity. The teacher whistled, his soccer team had been defeated.
• -tsamwa
• tsanangudzo
• -tsanangura
• tsananguro
• tsanga
• tsanga
• tsangadzi
• tsano
• -tsanya
• -tsanzira
• tsaona
• tsapata
• tsapato
• tsapfu
• tsapi
• tsarapu
• tsaru
• -tsarukana
• -tsatika
• -tsauka
• -tsaukana
• -tsauraTo separate is to remove a seed or cattle from among others, so that they are by themselves. Herdsmen separate cattle when they take them to enclose in kraals. -select, -separate.
• tsekedzamakaya
• tseketsa
• -tseketuka
• -tsemuka
• -tsendemuka
• -tsendemuka
• -tsenga
• -tsengera
• tsengo
• tsengwa
• tsengwarengwa
• -tsenhuka
• tsenza
• tsenzi
• tsere
• -tsere
• -tserendendeka
• -tsetsa
• tsetswa
• -tsidza
• tsiga
• -tsiga
• tsigiro
• tsikaCulture refers to the expected behaviors of people of the same tribe, in different situations. We have abandoned some old customs, but we find others beneficial. A person with good morals has admirable character. Peter was made captain of the school because he has good morals. A person's culture is their habitual behavior. My husband has a habit of coming home late at night.
• -tsika
• tsikidziA tick is a small, red insect that lives on the walls of a house and sucks human blood.
• -tsikinura
• -tsikitsira
• tsimba
• tsimba
• tsime
• -tsinatira
• tsinde
• tsindi
• -tsindidza
• tsindidzo
• tsindimbeva
• -tsindinuka
• -tsindira
• tsine
• -tsinga
• tsinga
• tsingano
• -tsinhana
• -tsinhiraTo tsinhira means to add words after someone has already spoken. To tsinhira also means to plough a second furrow with a plough, following the first one that was ploughed. -tsivira (is related).
• -tsinin'ina
• tsinin'ini
• tsinye
• -tsinza
• -tsinzina
• tsipi
• -tsipika
• tsira
• -tsira
• tsireAcrobatics is a game of standing on one's head.
• tsirikiti
• -tsirikitidza
• tsiruA heifer is a female cow that has not yet given birth.
• tsito
• -tsitsa
• tsitsi
• -tsitsinhira
• -tsitsivara
• tsiu
• -tsiudza
• tsiuka
• -tsiura
• -tsiva
• tsiva
• -tsivama
• tsivarara
• tsiye
• -tsodza
• tsodzo
• tsoka
• -tsoka
• tsoka
• tsoko
• tsokonyo
• -tsokonyora
• -tsokotora
• tsoma
• tsombori
• tsomho
• tsomo
• -tsomwaira
• -tsonda
• -tsondokota
• -tsondora
• -tsonga
• tsongorwi
• -tsonya
• -tsonyekedza
• -tsonyera
• -tsonyombodza
• -tsonyopodza
• tsonzowaTsonzowa is a small, round fruit that is not eaten by people but by impala or goats, and its seed is shaped like a bean. shozhowa
• -tsora
• tsori
• tsoro
• -tsoropodza
• tsoropodzi
• tsoropodzo
• tsororo
• tsote
• tsoti
• -tsotsa
• tsotsi
• tsotsoKindling is thin pieces of wood used to start a fire, most of the time.
• -tsotsonya
• tsotsonyo
• tsotsonyo
• -tsotsota
• tsubvuThe tsubvu is a wild fruit that turns black when ripe, and is also eaten by jackals. hubva
• tsuduguTo nudge to remove something that is stuck in place.
• -tsudugura
• tsudunu
• -tsudunura
• tsugu
• tsuku
• tsuku tsuku
• tsukukuviriThis large mythical creature called a snake has two heads and can move at lightning speed.
• tsukunu
• -tsukunuka
• -tsukunyika
• tsukunyu
• -tsukunyura
• -tsukuta
• -tsukutsa
• -tsumba
• tsumhi tsumhi
• -tsumhina
• tsumhu
• tsumo
• tsumwa
• -tsumwairaYawning and closing the eyes when a person is becoming sleepy.
• -tsungaIf you are determined, you will not be afraid to do something that most people fear. -be brave, -persevere.
• tsungaTsunga is a bitter vegetable with wrinkled leaves that doesn't take long to cook.
• tsungununu
• -tsunhuira
• -tsunhuka
• -tsunya
• tsunye
• -tsunza
• -tsura
• tsuriA whistle is a sound produced by a whistle or flute.
• -tsuridzira
• tsuro
• tsuro
• tsuru