Words starting with NJ
Everyday Shona words
- njacha
- njadagu
- njai
- njai njai
- -njaidza
- -njairaJogging is running slowly, like people who run daily to strengthen their bodies. Jogging is walking with a bit of effort.
- njakenjake
- njaku njaku
- -njakuka
- -njakura
- njakuvhiziThis person is poor but unwilling to accept advice that could improve their life.
- njanda
- -njandaika
- -njandaira
- njandangu
- -njandangudza
- -njandanguka
- -njandangura
- njandara
- -njandarika
- njandaya
- njandaya
- -njandayidza
- -njandayira
- njandayiso
- -njangandura
- -njanganja
- njanganju
- -njanganjuka
- -njanganjura
- njanjandara
- njanjare
- njanjari
- -njanjaridza
- -njanjarika
- njanjenjanje
- njanji
- njarahunger
- njarara njarara
- -njararika
- njari
- -njaura
- njavava
- njaya
- -njayama
- njazi
- nje
- nje-e
- nje nje nje
- njedzana
- njee
- njekedyaA lark is a type of bird that eats insects and seeds.
- -njekenja
- njekenje
- -njekura
- -njema
- njemani
- -njena-njenadribbling
- -njenga
- njengenjenge
- -njengenjudza
- -njengenjura
- njengu
- njeni
- njenje
- -njenjeda
- -njenjedza
- njenjeke
- -njenjekedzaTo njokotedza is to carelessly leave utensils scattered around, or just put aside, showing a lack of concern for them.
- -njenjekedza
- -njenjema
- njenjema
- -njenjemera
- -njenjemuka
- -njenjemuka
- njenjenje
- njenjero
- njera
- njere
- njeredzwa
- njerere
- njerere
- -njereredza
- njereza
- njese
- -njeva-njeva
- njeya
- -njeya
- -njeyaira
- njike
- njikenjike
- njimu
- -njimura
- njin'a
- njinga
- njinjimonga
- -njipa
- njiri
- -njiriridza
- -njiririka
- njiva
- njiva bomho
- njiva mutondoThis is another type of dove.
- njiva rupinda
- njo
- -njoba
- njodogo
- -njodogodza
- -njodogora
- njodzi
- njoko
- njoko njoko
- -njokoka
- -njokotedzaBeing untidy means leaving belongings scattered everywhere, showing that you don't care about them.
- njokoto
- -njomba
- njombo
- njonda
- njongamupopoto
- njongomani
- -njonja
- -njonjera
- njonjonjo
- njonjoro
- njori
- njororo
- njovhera
- njude
- njuga
- njuma
- njumba
- njumbani
- njunju
- njurwe
- -njuvaira
- njuza
- njuzuNjuzu is a creature said to have the head of a human and the tail of a fish, rarely seen and lives in water. Anyone taken by a njuzu and put at the bottom of a pool returns as a powerful traditional healer.