Words starting with V

Everyday Shona words

• v
• va
• va-
• va-
• -va
• vabasa
• vabvu
• -vabvura
• vachei
• vachikomborere
• vadu
• -vadura
• -vadza
• vafa
• -vafaira
• vagadu
• -vagadura
• vaganda
• vagota
• vaiIf you looked closely, you would see a light appear and then immediately disappear, like lightning.
• -vaima
• -vaka
• vaku
• -vakuma
• vamasare
• -vamba
• -vamba
• vamba
• vambara
• -vambira
• vambu
• -vambuka
• -vambutsa
• vambuya
• vambuyawasha
• vamoyo
• vamutswetswe
• vamwene
• vana-
• -vanda
• -vandaidza
• vandanu
• vandanyu
• -vandanyura
• -vandarira
• -vandudza
• -vandura
• -vandurira
• vanga
• -vanga
• -vangarara
• vango
• vanhiya
• vano
• vanyamukuta
• -vanza
• -vanzaidza
• -vanzarika
• vara
• -varaidza
• varaidzo
• -varavadza
• varavanda
• varavara
• vare
• vashumi
• -vasvura
• -vata
• vata
• vatama
• -vatira
• vatiya
• -vava
• -vavaidza
• -vavaika
• -vavaika
• -vavamara
• -vavarika
• -vavarira
• vavava
• -vavika
• -vavira
• -vaya
• vaya
• vaye
• -vazha
• vazu
• vazvu
• ve
• veduwe-e
• -vedzaFishing is catching fish in the river using a hook. -raura.
• -vedzenga
• veka veka
• -vekaira
• vembe
• -venda
• vende
• -venga
• vengu
• -venyeka
• venyu
• venyu
• -verenga
• -verengera
• -verera
• -verevedza
• verevere
• -vesa
• -vetera
• -veura
• veve
• -veza
• vh
• vhai
• -vhaira
• vhaisi
• -vhakacha
• -vhandanyuka
• -vhanga
• vhangeri
• -vhara
• -vharavhanyuka
• -vheneka
• vhenekeratsvimborume
• -vhenga
• vhere
• vhesi
• -vhetemesa
• -vhevha
• vhevhe
• -vheya
• -vheyesaIf you fan a charcoal brazier, you will be moving air around it to help the coals catch fire.
• -vhika
• vhikiA week has seven days, starting the count from Monday to Sunday. week 5/
• -vhima
• vhinga
• vhinyu
• -vhinyuka
• -vhinyura
• -vhinza
• vhiri
• -vhiringa
• -vhiriridza
• -vhiririka
• -vhiya
• vhiyo
• -vhizuka
• -vhomoka
• -vhomoraTo "vhomora" means to take something out of something else. If you are "vhomorerwa", it means you have been robbed of money by thieves, from your pocket or bag.
• vhorovhoro
• -vhozhokaWhen things are ejected, it's like they are coming out of a sack. - to eject.
• vhudzi
• -vhukunura
• -vhumbama
• -vhumira
• -vhumuka
• -vhuna
• -vhunduka
• -vhundunyura
• -vhunga
• -vhunura
• vhunurwa
• -vhunza
• vhunze
• -vhunzira
• vhunzo
• vhuramuromoThis is money given by the son-in-law so that the father-in-law can be able to discuss with him the marriage proceedings that he would have initiated.
• -vhurudza
• vhurumu
• -vhurumukaTo babble is to talk nonsense. To bristle is how an animal wakes up when it sees enemies.
• -vhuta
• -vhuvha
• vhuvhurubwe
• -vhuvhuta
• -viga
• -vigira
• -vimba
• -vinga
• -viraDusk is the beginning of darkness as the sun starts to set. - Sunset.
• -viraTo boil refers to the bubbling action of water as it heats up and reaches a high temperature on a stove, like it is boiling. To ferment refers to the bubbling action of beer or maheu as they rise to the top, beginning their transformation from a sweet to a sour state.
• -virika
• -virikidzaTo wear clothes on top of other clothes; layering.
• virikiti
• -virima
• -viruka
• vise
• vivi
• -vivita
• -vonga
• -vovora
• vune
• vuri
• vuvo