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reflexive verbs

TermDefinition
itwa be called
semwa be said/spoken
zungumzwa be spoken
onywa be warned
chezwa be played
gawanywa be divided
pikwa be cooked
somwa be read
pendwa be liked
onwa be seen
tazamwa be looked at/be watched/be examined
pigwa be beaten
kulwa be eaten
tupwa be known
rukwa be jumped
fanywa be done
andikwa be written
gongwa be beaten
shikwa be held
ombwa be asked/be begged/be prayed for
chekwa be laughed at
funzwa be taught
fundishwa be taught
malizwa be finished
safishwa be cleaned
oshwa be cleaned
anzwa be started
tokwa be coming from/be getting out
fikwa be arrived
letwa be brought
pelekwa be seen
lipwa be paid
pangwa be arranged
elezwa be explained
tafutwa be sought
agizwa be ordered
potezwa be lost
takwa be wanted
bebwa be carried
pitwa be passing a place/exam
shindwa be won
ngonjwa be waiting
tengenezwa be made
tishwa be scared
uzwa be sold
vunjwa be broken
wezwa be enabled
mwagwa be poured
fichwa be hidden
jengwa be built
pandwa be climbed/boarded
patwa be got
mtoto ataitwa na ali the child will be called by ali
kiswahili kinasemwa na watanzania kiswahili is spoken by tanzanians
kihausa kinazungumza na wanigeria hausa is spoken by nigerians
hadithi imesomwa na rajabu the story has been read by rajabu
gita ilichezwa na mwalimu the guitar was played by the teacher
chakula kitapikwa na ali food will be cooked by ali
nunuliwa be bought
pakuliwa be served
vuliwa be removed
andaliwa be prepared
valiwa be put on
kimbiliwa be run
tolewa be pulled out
okolewa be saved
lelewa be raised
olewa be married
kaliwa be seated
ingiliwa be entered
potelewa be lost
chukuliwa be taken
tumiwa be used
pokelewa be received
tobolewa be opened/be made a hole
amuliwa be decided
matunda yatanunuliwa na mama the fruits will be bought by mother
maria aliolewa na juma maria was married to juma
chakula kimeandaliwa na mama the food has been prepared by mother
rudiwa be punished
jaribiwa be tried
karibiwa be closer
fikiriwa be thought of
ketiwa be sat on
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