Words starting with W

Everyday Shona words

• w
• -wa
• wa-
• -wabvanyura
• -wabvuka
• -wacharika
• wachi
• wadiIf a person is healthy, they will not be sick, and they will be strong.
• -wadza
• -wadza
• -wadzana
• -wadzanisa
• -wadzanyura
• wadzu
• -wadzuka
• -wadzura
• waini
• wairesi
• wakandinzwaani
• wakapinza
• wambonyoraNdanonoka kupedza nokuti ndambotanga ndanyora zvisiri izvo
• -wamuka
• -wamura
• -wana
• -wanda
• wani
• -wanika
• -wanikidza
• wanyu
• -wanza
• wanzaimoto
• -wanziridza
• -wanzo-
• waraA person is said to be cunning if they do things secretively or deceptively.
• warakata
• waranu
• waranyu
• -waranyura
• warara
• warashu
• warawara
• warawashu
• ware
• -waridza
• -warira
• waru
• -warura
• washa
• washuwashu
• wasuThis word is commonly used when Manyika men greet each other.
• -wataira
• -watsa
• -watsanura
• watsanyuTo clatter means to drop metallic things on the ground noisily. The rich young man clattered silver coins.
• -watsanyura
• -waura
• -wawadzura
• waya
• wayaTo 'waya' is to tinkle like silver coins being dropped. To 'waya' is to scatter seeds or grain on the ground in a field. - kusha.
• wayawaya
• wazviita
• we-
• we-e
• wechirumeyakaita tumabhora tuviri twakarembera
• Wedenga
• wedere wedere
• -wedereka
• -wedzera
• wekanyi
• werera
• weshuweshu
• -weta
• weti
• -wetsa
• wewenu
• wewerere
• wiTo insert something quickly inside something else.
• wi-i
• wigi
• windo
• wire-e
• -wirirana
• wiriwiri
• -wisa
• witi
• -wo
• wo-
• wobvodo
• wodzvo
• -wodzvoka
• -wodzvora
• womeroWomero is a mausoleum where the bodies of Duma chiefs are preserved.
• woo-o
• wovo
• -wowoma
• -woworaTo wail loudly and cry with a voice at the top of its register for a long time indicates intense pain.
• wudyu
• -wudyura
• -wungudza