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Swahili

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TZSwahili
one[oh-neh]
verb
The form of the verb -ona used when expressing a wish, command, or requirement.

“Nataka umwone daktari.”

I want you to see the doctor.

Also means
  1. subjunctive stem of -ona

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

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TZSwahili
ligi[li-gi]Means one
noun
A group of sports teams or organizations that compete against one another in a structured series of games.

“Timu yetu inacheza katika ligi ya daraja la kwanza.”

Our team is playing in the first division league.

Also means
  1. league

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

Adapted
TZSwahili
Moja[mo-ja]Means one
number
One

“Nina kaka mmoja tu.”

AI-generated
TZSwahili
mathe[ma-the]Means one
noun
An informal term used to refer to one's mother.

“Mathe amepika chakula kitamu leo.”

Mother has cooked delicious food today.

Also means
  1. mother

Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.

Adapted
TZSwahili
mjomba(mjomba)[mˈdʒombɑ]Means one
noun
The brother of one's mother.

“Mjomba wangu anajifunza lugha mpya.”

My uncle is learning a new language.

Also means
  1. uncle (maternal)
AI-generated
TZSwahili
ujasiri(ujasiri)[ujaˈsiri]Means one
noun
The ability to confront fear, pain, or difficulty, often in standing up for one's beliefs.

“Ujasiri wa waumini unahitajika katika nyakati ngumu.”

The courage of believers is needed in tough times.

Also means
  1. courage
AI-generated
TZSwahili
biashara(biashara)[bee-ah-sah-rah]Means one
noun
The practice of making one's living by engaging in commerce.

“Biashara za mitumba zimekuwa maarufu sana.”

Secondhand businesses have become very popular.

Also means
  1. business
AI-generated
TZSwahili
shangazi(shangazi)[ʃɑŋˈgɑːzɪ]Means one
noun
The sister of one's mother.

“Shangazi yangu ana furaha kila wakati.”

My aunt is always happy.

Also means
  1. aunt (maternal)
AI-generated
TZSwahili
Kuzingatia[ku-zi-nga-ti-a]Means one
verb
This verb implies giving focused attention to something, such as a rule or a factor, to guide one's behavior.

“Lazima tuzingatie sheria.”

We must observe the law.

Also means
  1. To consider/observe
AI-generated
TZSwahili
Kudhibitisha[ku-dhi-bi-ti-sha]Means one
verb
This verb is used when one needs to prove that a piece of information or an event is true or accurate.

“Ninahitaji kudhibitisha habari hii.”

I need to verify this information.

Also means
  1. To confirm/verify
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