Words starting with H
Everyday Shona words
- h
- ha
- ha-a
- ha-a
- haano
- habha
- hacha
- hachakacha
- hachi
- hachu
- -hachura
- hada
- hadyana
- hadzi
- hafu
- -hafuka
- hafukoroni
- -hafura
- hafutani
- haharara
- hai
- hai
- haijambu
- haikona
- -hairaHaste is rushing to speak or do something before you have fully thought about it. If you are hasty in giving an answer in school, you will be laughed at by others if you say something that doesn't match the question.
- haiwa
- haiwaiwaWe use 'haiwaiwa' to express that a person continues to be afflicted by problems for a long time. Alas, we have already experienced death this year due to the increase in diseases.
- -haka
- haka
- hakani waro
- hakanu
- hakata
- hakisoo
- haku
- hama
- hama
- hamba
- hambai
- hambakabvuka
- hambakachere
- hambamakaka
- hambararaThis is a medium-sized cup, it has a handle, and it is used for drinking water or beer. I drank only one tot of strong liquor and felt drunk.
- hambautare
- hamburamakaka
- hameno
- -hamira
- hamiro
- hamvuropu
- hana
- han'a
- handa
- handaA lace is a string used to tie a shoe.
- -handaira
- handakamwe
- handei
- handira
- handiti
- handizvo here
- handizvo here
- handuro
- handwaA gift is something you give someone without expecting payment or to be returned. gift
- hane-eu
- hane ho-o
- hanga
- hangachepfu
- hangaiwa
- hanganwa
- hangara
- hangatoni
- hanisiHarnesses are straps fastened to the body of a donkey or horse to enable it to pull a plough or cart.
- hanwa
- hanya
- hanya
- hanyanisi
- hanyn'a nani
- hanzi
- hanzu
- hanzvadzi
- hanzvadzikomana
- hanzvadzisikana
- hapa
- hapano
- hapenoI don't know.
- hapu
- hapwa
- hara
- hara
- harahuru
- harahwa
- harakabvuka
- harani
- hararwa
- harati
- hari
- haro
- haro-o
- harurwa
- harwa
- hasha
- hasha
- hasva
- hata
- hata hataTo pant heavily for breath because of being confined due to anger.
- hatsakatsa
- hatu
- hau
- havaThe fire is spreading, burning a large area. tupwi-i.
- hava
- hava
- havi
- haya
- -haya
- haya
- -hazura
- hazvanzi
- hazvanzikomana
- hazvanzisikana
- hazvinei
- he
- hebo
- -hedhuka
- hei
- hekani waro
- hekeri
- hekiThis word is used when urging on cattle that are ploughing. hei, hoi.
- hembe
- -hen'a
- hen'a
- hendei
- hengechepfu
- here
- hesvu
- -hesvura
- heti
- hetsu
- hevo
- hevoi
- hevoi
- hevoka
- heya
- heyi
- hezvo
- hi
- hi
- hi hi hiThis is the 'hi hi hi' sound and feigned fainting that someone makes when they are about to be possessed by a spirit or when a spirit manifests in them.
- hi-i
- hi-i hiThat hi-i sound is the cry of a person who doesn't articulate words as young children usually do.
- hicha
- hinga
- hiya
- hiya-a
- ho-oWe use "ho-o" to stop oxen yoked together. This word is also used to indicate that someone has remembered something they had forgotten.
- hobhiya
- hobho
- hobi
- hobvu
- hochekesoThis is a curved metal or wooden tool used for hooking something. Train tracks have hooks in the middle.
- hocheko
- hochekocheThis is a linking together of fastening materials, such as chains.
- hochi
- -hodha
- hodha
- hodhi
- hodzeko
- hofisi
- hofori
- hofu
- hohodza
- hohoho
- hohonwa
- hohoshwa
- hoihoiTo herd together cattle or many people in one place.
- hoka
- hokeraDesirable is something beautiful to look at, or very delicious to eat, so that everyone immediately wants it. A beautiful face is desirable to men.
- hokoA peg is a small piece of wood that is driven into the ground or wall. They hammered pegs into the ground to mark the boundary of the field. stake
- hoko
- hokoyo
- hokuno
- homba
- hombarume
- hombe
- hombekombe
- hombiro
- hombodo
- hombora
- homekedzo
- homeko
- homondo
- homuThis word is used when herding cattle that are tied up or when a person wants them to turn around. komu.
- homu
- -homura
- homwe
- -hon'a
- hona
- hondo
- hondohwe
- hon'era
- hongu
- hono
- -honya
- honye
- honyera
- honzakureva
- honzeri
- hope
- hopu
- hora
- -hora
- horaiti
- hore
- horera
- horera
- horidhe
- horikotyo
- horiori
- horo
- horo
- horo
- horomba
- horomori
- horwa
- horwe
- hosana
- hosha
- hosho
- hosiSenior wife, the first to be married into a polygamous marriage or large family. wives.
- hosipaipi
- hosipitari
- hositeri
- hosvori
- hotakotaThis back seems not to be straight because its owner is old, so he now walks like a bent person. This bending is similar to what many people do when performing tasks like weeding in a field.
- hotera
- hoto
- hotoraTake an uncastrated male goat, one that breeds goats. And take a ram.
- -hotsira
- hova
- hove
- hovha
- hovha
- hovhoni
- hovo
- hovo
- howa
- hozhwa
- hozi
- hu hu
- hu-u
- hu-un'wi
- hu-uri-i
- hube