Words starting with TS

Everyday Shona words

• -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
• -tsurudzirareflect
• -tsuruka
• -tsurundundikaTo tumble down, then roll, going from a high place to a low place.
• tsurundundira
• tsurundundu
• tsurwe
• -tsutsumwa
• -tsutsuta
• tsutsuta
• -tsutsutidza
• -tsutsutira
• tsuwa
• -tsvaTo burn means to be consumed by fire, like paper or other things. The car burned because petrol was leaking and dripping onto the engine. To fade is the bleaching of clothes or something else that has been in the sun for a long time.
• tsva
• tsva-a
• tsvabi
• -tsvabikaIf a person is tiptoeing, they are walking without their feet properly touching the ground.
• tsvadu
• -tsvadura
• -tsvaga
• -tsvagiridza
• tsvai
• -tsvairaWhen you are sweeping, you are removing dirt from a place with a broom.
• tsvairo
• -tsvaka
• tsvakiraikuno
• tsvakusi
• tsvana
• -tsvangadzira
• tsvanzva
• -tsvanzvadzira
• -tsvara
• tsvarakadenga
• -tsvarangidza
• tsvarapasi
• tsvaratsvata
• tsvaru
• -tsvata
• -tsvatidza
• -tsvatika
• tsvatsva
• tsvatu
• tsve
• tsve-e
• tsve-e
• tsveda
• -tsvedemuka
• tsvedu
• -tsveduka
• -tsvedura
• -tsveduraTo cause someone to slip and fall, to step on something slippery. To shave, removing a beard with a razor or scissors.
• -tsvedza
• -tsvedzerera
• tsvedzu
• -tsvedzuka
• -tsvekenyedza
• tsvemere
• -tsvemeredza
• tsvenda
• -tsvendama
• tsveneSomething that is holy is good or righteous, such that there is nothing blameworthy in it. Only the holy go to heaven when they die.
• -tsvenenzveka
• -tsvenenzvera
• tsverekete
• tsverere
• tsveru
• tsveru
• -tsverudza
• -tsveruka