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SS Chapters 24-28

Simplified Swahili Chapters 24-28 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
toka, kutoka from, out of
mpaka up to, as far as, until, (m-, mi- boundary)
hata even, up to (of time), not even (if used with a negative tense)
bila without (followed by noun or "infinitive")
kwa for, towards, in the direction of, to someone, by means of, (adverb creation)
katika in, on, near, to, towards, from, amongst, into, out of, etc. (identical to -ni suffix)
na and, with
kwa sababu / sababu because, the reason being
ila except
basi (bas) and so, well then (introductory), enough! no more! cease! oh well! right!
Basi? (Bas?) Is that all? (tonal for meaning)
kama if, like, approximately
kwamba that (in the sense of 'he said that...')
au or
au...au either...or
lakini but, however, nevertheless
ingawa although, though
kubadilika to be altered/changed (by)] / to be changeable
kuchoma to burn, roast, toast, pierce
kuchomeka to be burnt, toasted, pierced, etc. / to be roastable, pierceable, etc.
kufungika to be closed, shut / to be closeable
kufunguka to be opened, undone/ to be openable
kuharibu to destroy, damage
kuharibika to be destroyed, damaged
kujibika to be answered, replied / to be answerable, etc.
kukatika to be cut, come apart
kukubalika to be agreed / to be agreeable
kumwanga to pour out, waste
kumwangika to be poured out, wasted
kupasua to saw, split, tear
kupasuka to be sawn, split, torn
kupindua to turn over
kupinduka to be turned over
kusahaulika to be forgotten
kutosheka to be satisfied with
kuvunja to break
kuvunjika to be broken
kuchelewa to be late
kuchoka to be tired (tiring)
kwisha to be finished
kujaa to be filled
kukasirika to be angry, vexed
kukosa to be wrong, mistaken, be without, fail
kulewa to be intoxicated
kupotea to be lost
kushiba to be satisfied with food
kunusa to smell, sniff
kujulikana to be known
kuonekana to be visible
kupatikana to be obtainable
kuwezekana to be possible
mchungaji / wachungaji a herdsman, pastor, shepherd
mke / wake wife / wives
mkristo / wakristo Christian(s)
mkulima / wakulima farmer(s), cultivator(s)
mnyapara / wanyapara foreman(s), overseer(s)
mume / waume husband(s)
mwanachama / wanachama member(s)
mwananchi / wananchi countryman(men), native(s), citizen(s)
mwashi / washi bricklayer(s), stonemason(s)
mfupa / mifupa bone(s)
mkia / mikia tail(s)
mkoa / mikoa administrative district(s)/region(s)
mkuki / mikuki spear(s)
mkutano / mikutano meeting(s)
mnazi / minazi coconut palm(s)
mpaka / mipaka boundary(ies), limit(s)
mpini / mipini wooden handle(s), large handle(s)
mpira / mipira rubber tree(s); anything made of rubber (ball[s], football[s], hosepipe[s], etc.)
mpango / mipango arrangement(s), plan(s), programme(s)
msaada aid, assistance, help
msikiti / misikiti mosque(s)
msitu / misitu forest(s), wood(s?)
mstari / mistari line(s), queue(s)
mtelemko / mitelemko slope(s)
muda / (miuda) a period of time
mwavuli / miavuli umbrella(s), sunshade(s)
mzizi / mizizi root(s)
chama / vyama club(s), society(ies), association(s), co-operative(s), etc.
kiasi / viasi quantity(ies), amount(s)
kibanda / vibanda shed(s), hut(s) (but not a permanent dwelling)
kipini / vipini small handle(s)
kiraka / viraka patch(es) (in clothing, tires, etc.)
kisiwa / visiwa island(s)
kitunguu / vitinguu onion(s)
kivuli / vivuli shade(s), shadow(s)
kiwanda / viwanda workshop(s)
kiwanja / viwanja plot(s) of ground, pitch(es)
kizibo / vizibo cork(s), stopper(s)
baadaye / halafu afterwards, later, and then
bado not yet, still
hasa especially
hivi, hivyo this way, thus
kumbe! fancy that! (expression of astonishment)
labda perhaps, possibly, maybe
mapema early, soon
pia as well, also, too
polepole slowly, slow, carefully, gently
sikuzote always
tu only, just (must be at the end of a phrase)
upesi quickly, hurriedly
vilevile as well, just the same, too, also
kwa bahati luckily, fortunately
(kwa) ghafula suddenly
kwa haraka quickly, speedily
kwa kawaida usually, generally, customarily
kwa kifupi shortly, in brief, briefly
(kwa) kusudi purposefully, on purpose
kwa kutwa daily
kwa kweli truthfully, truly
kwa sauti loudly
kwa hiyo / kwa sababu hii therefore
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