None — None (Verb)
Ambaa — Leave (Verb)
Achwiti — Three quarter height trousers (Noun)
Adida — Football/Soccer Ball (Noun)
Akadai — 1. He/she claimed2. He/she died (Inflected verb)
Akamero — Garbage truck (Noun)
Akorino — Traffic policeman (Noun)
Alidai — 1. He/she claimed2. He/she died (Inflected verb)
Alipewa — 1. He/she was given a drink (usually alcohol)2. He/she was given sex (though not commonly used) (Inflected verb)
Alloy — Rims (Noun)
Aluru — Quail (Noun)
Amechoka — 1. He/she looks shabby/ugly (Inflected verb)
Amero — The USA (Noun)
Anadai — 1. He/she is claiming 2. He/she is dying 3. He/she is laughing (Inflected verb)
Angukia — 1. Fall on, stumble on 2. Be lucky (Verb)
Arbesa — Forty shillings (Noun)
Arme — Soldier (Noun)
Asapaa — Here (Adjective)
Ashara — Ten (Verb)
Ashu — Ten (Usually of money) (Noun)
Atoti — Babe (Verb)
Avunja — Boots - usually military or factory boots with tough toe tips. (Noun)
Azaro — A shirt (Noun)
Baba — Friend/pal/hommie (Noun)
Babi — softie, non-ghetto (Noun)
Babii — 1. A person from the posh areas of the town (Nairobi) 2. A Softie (Noun)
Bafu — Con (Verb)
Baggy — Oversize trousers (Noun)
Bake — Basketball (Noun)
Bakes — Money (Noun)
Bako — Basketball (Verb)
Bale — Beer (Noun)
Bamba — To overwhelm or to grip (Verb)
Bamba Rada — Understand (usually of a situation) (Verb)
Bamba Vi Meja — grip, fascinate (Verb)
Bambika — Be facinated (Verb)
Bambwa — Be caught (as in apprehended) (Verb)
Bandika — Beat (in football or a sport) (Adjective)
Banga — Money (Originally meant "One Shilling") (Noun)
Bangaisa — Hustle (Verb)
Bania — Freeze (Verb)
Banjuka — Dance (Verb)
Bano — Marble(s), The game of marbles (Verb)
Baro — Road (Noun)
Beema — BMW car (Noun)
Bembe — Plead with/ Beg/ Prevail upon (Verb)
Benta — Go-cart (Noun)
Besht — Good (Verb)
Beshte — Friend (Noun)
Beta — homemade go kart (Noun)
Biela — Defecate/excrete/poop/Shit (Verb)
Bila — Empty/ Nothing/ Broke (Adjective)
Binja — Have sex (Verb)
Kunyanduana — To have (casual) sex (Usually between two people that don't have a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship) (Verb)
Bio — Biology (Verb)
Blada — A strip of bicycle or car tyre tubing used in the making of a "Blada" game loop or in the making of catapults or for tying brooms (Noun)
Blanda — Make a (costly) mistake/mess up (Verb)
Blast — Shout at/reprimand (Verb)
Blazed — Drunk (Adjective)
Bleki — Blackout (usually after drinking) but can also be used with the connoation of tiredness (Adjective)
Blue — Twenty (Of Currency) (Noun)
Blunje — Twenty shillings (Verb)
Bob — Shilling (Noun)
Bodi — Tough guy (Noun)
Bof — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Bofya — To eat (Verb)
Bogi Benda — Habitual sot (Noun)
Boka — Boxing (Verb)
Boka Nika — Knickerbockers (Noun)
Boki — Boxing (Noun)
Bolii — Ball (usually a football) (Noun)
Bolingo — Testicles (Noun)
Bomoa — To eat (Verb)
Bonga — Talk (usually used to mean discussion) (Verb)
Bonya — Eat (Verb)
Bonzo — Big (Noun)
Bote — Bottle (Noun)
Bout — Fight (Verb)
Boza — Bhang (Noun)
Bradhe — Brother (Noun)
Brandi — New (Verb)
Breeze — Hang around without a girl (usually in a function/event) (Verb)
Brekoo — Breakfast (Noun)
Brili — Brilliant Hotel (Noun)
Brito — Britian (Noun)
Bude — 1. Father 2. Old man (Noun)
Budha — 1. Father 2. Old man (Noun)
Buferoo — Bus fare (Noun)
Bunde — A Gun (Noun)
Buogo — Scare (Verb)
Burungo — Merchandise (though usually used for bootleg items but can casually be used to mean virtually anything) (Noun)
Butiwa — Be dumped (Adjective)
Buu — Bus (Noun)
Buyu — Baobab seeds (Noun)
Bwagi — Baggy trousers (Verb)
Bwaku — big (Verb)
Bwao — Baggy trousers (Verb)
Bwerere — Free (Adjective)
Bwex — Two (Verb)
Calif — California (Noun)
Cd — Condom (Noun)
Cha Mbele — Overseas, Abroad (Adjective)
Chababa — Play house (Verb)
Chako — Tag (Verb)
Chali — A Boy, Man or Guy (Noun)
Chana — Chew khat (Verb)
Chanja — To Stab (Verb)
Chapaa — Money (Noun)
Chapoo — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Chare — Cheat (Verb)
Cheki — See or Look (Verb)
Chem — Chemistry (Verb)
Chengerere — Handcuffs (Noun)
Chiba — Chips or French fries (Noun)
Chibo — French fries (Noun)
Chica — A Girl, Woman, Girlfriend (Noun)
Chile — Girl, woman, girl friend (Noun)
Chipipi — A Wife, (loosely too, a girl friend) (Noun)
Chipo — Chips or French fries (Noun)
Chiu — naked (Verb)
Chiwo — A Watchman or Security Guard (Noun)
Chizi — 1. Mad person (noun)2. Go mad (verb)3. Hot! (Noun)
Chobo — A variety of football where the aim is to get the ball between an opponent's legs (Nutmeg). (Noun)
Choka — 1. Be tired (not of fatigue but of despair) (Verb)
Choko — 1. Street urchin (Verb)
Chokoraa — Street children (Verb)
Chokosh — 1. Street urchin 2. Loafer (Verb)
Choma Diskette — Tarnish one's name (Noun)
Chomea Wire — Snitch on someone or squeel or let the cat out of the bag (Verb)
Chomeka — Get infected with/by HIV/AIDS (Verb)
Chonga — Chew khat (Verb)
Choo — 1. Prostitute (Verb)
Chora — 1. Plan 2. Write (Verb)
Choroboa — Drop - of passengers in a matatu (Verb)
Choz — 1. Trouble 2. Good (Verb)
Chrome — Flashy rims (Verb)
Chuani — Fifty (Usually of money) (Noun)
Chuja — 1.Cut off 2. Sent off (Verb)
Chuma — 1. Gun 2. Penis 3. Money (usually coins) 4. Packed (Verb)
Chumaz — Money (Verb)
Chuta — Indian (Verb)
Chuti — Indian (Verb)
Chuviu — A catapult made of clothes hanger wire (Verb)
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Chwani — Fifty (Noun)
Chwara — A type of Illicit brew (Verb)
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Club 71 — Gay people (Noun)
Cold Case — cold food (Verb)
Cools — Frozen color flavored water (Verb)
Costarika — Coast, Mombasa (Verb)
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Crime Scene — Kitchen (Verb)
Cross Nayo — 1. Steal 2. Sweep (in football) 3. Sleep with (Verb)
Dabo — Hard (Verb)
Dabodabo — Rule in marbles (Verb)
Dadi — Guy (Verb)
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Daewoo — 1. Police car 2. Policeman (Noun)
Daf — Money (Verb)
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Daga — Knife, dagger (Noun)
Dai — 1. Claim 2. Die (Verb)
Dail — 1. Call (on phone - usually mobile) (Verb)
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Dak — 1. Avoid (of a person) 2. Sneak out (Verb)
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Dala — Money (Noun)
Dandoch — Dandora (Noun)
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Danse — 1. Policeman/cop (Noun)
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Dara — 1. Caress/finger (Verb)
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Daro — A Classroom (Noun)
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Daroo — Class (Noun)
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Dashboad — Bossom/breasts/Boobs (Verb)
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Daso — Soda (Noun)
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Deadisha — To kill (Verb)
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Dedi — 1. Die 2. End (Verb)
Degaga — Specatcles/dark glasses (Verb)
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Dem — A Girl/ Girlfriend (Noun)
Dema — 1) To Eat 2) Food (Verb)
De-Motsivated — Car-less (Noun)
Demu — Girlfriend (Noun)
Depo — Deposit or A deputy teacher (Noun)
Dere — Driver (Noun)
Despa — Spoon (Noun)
Dhanya — Steal (Verb)
Dhudha — 1. Buttocks 2. Bum 3. Behind (Usually of a woman) (Noun)
Di — Dandora (Adjective)
Diab — Buttocks/Bum/Behind/Ass (Noun)
Diambo — Trouble, Danger, Problem (Noun)
Dibobo — Ball or Pregnancy (Noun)
Dibre — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Dieng — 1. Excrete 2. Trouble (Verb)
Diggz — House (Noun)
Digida — 1. Bum 2. Buttocks 3. Behind (usually of a woman) (Noun)
Digolos — Spectacles/ Glasses/ Shades (Noun)
Dimbas — Trouble (Verb)
Dinga — A car (Noun)
Ding'oing'o — Pachnoda sinuata (The garden fruit chafer or brown-and-yellow fruit chafer or African Fruit Beetle) (Noun)
Dipo — Deposit (Adjective)
Dishi — 1. Eat2. Food (as of variety) (Noun)
Dispi — Speedy (Verb)
Diwowo — Water (Noun)
Dogi — Dog (Noun)
Dondoa — Drop - of passengers in a matatu (Verb)
Dondoka — Alight from a moving vehicle .. usually bus or matatu (Verb)
Dondosa — Gyrate the waist... usually in dance (Verb)
Donga — 1. Rich person 2. Boss 3. Thug leader (Noun)
Donge — Money (Noun)
Dongera — A Boss or Rich person (Noun)
Doni — Donholm (Adjective)
Donjo — Good, nice, tasty (Adverb)
Doo — Money (Noun)
Doro — To Sleep (Verb)
Double Homicide — Two quarter pieces of roast Chicken (Noun)
Dough — Money (Noun)
Drive — Diahorea (Verb)
Du — No (Verb)
Dub — Reggae music (Verb)
Duba — Bum/Buttocks (Noun)
Duf — Dive/Swim (Verb)
Dunas — No (Verb)
Dunda — Fall (Verb)
Dush — Bird (Noun)
Duu — No (Verb)
Dwang'a — Beat (Noun)
Dwanzi — Fool (Noun)
E.V.E. — Gyrate (or walk with an obvious gyration of one's bum) (Verb)
Easich — Eastleigh (Noun)
Enda — Go (Verb)
Ero — Maasai guard or watchman (Noun)
Ex — No (Noun)
Fadhe — Father/ Dad (Noun)
Fagia — Sweep (usually in the context of a killing) 2. Win (of a game) (Verb)
Fago — Gay person (Noun)
Fala — A fool (Noun)
Fao — First (Verb)
Fasta — Quick (Verb)
Fathee — Dad/ Father (Noun)
Fea — Catapult (Noun)
Ved — Police (Noun)
Feel Maua — Feel hot for (as of a girl playing hard to get) (Noun)
Feelisha — Make envious/ showing off (Verb)
Fegi — A Cigarette (Noun)
Ferare — Bus-fare (Noun)
Finje — Fifty (mostly used as currency) (Noun)
Finya — 1. Oppress 2. Have sex with (Verb)
Finyo — Snitch (Verb)
Fit — Fine or OK (Verb)
Fiti — 1. Good 2. Ok, fine (Verb)
Fiu — Fifty cents (Noun)
Flava — Music/song (Verb)
Floss — Brag (Verb)
Fogo — Many, A lot (Verb)
Fudhi — Pubic hair (Noun)
Futa — A (Soccer) Foot Ball (Noun)
Fyam — Hectic/Problem/Crazy situation (Noun)
Fyeng — Flee (Verb)
Fyetuka — Gone crazy (Verb)
Gaf — A Cigarette (Noun)
Gafi — Cigarrette (Noun)
Gamu — Mean / stingy (Verb)
Gange — Work (Verb)
Ganja — Bhang (Noun)
Ganji — Money (Noun)
Gariba — Kariba (Verb)
Gauge — Drink(mostly alcohol) (Verb)
Gava — Police,The system (Noun)
Gawa — Give sex (of a woman being promiscious) (Verb)
Gazo — Newspaper (Noun)
Gede — 1>Fuel 2>Alcohol (Noun)
Gee — Thousand (1000) (usually of money) (Noun)
Gei — Give (Verb)
Genge — Genre of Kenyan music (Verb)
Geog — Geography (Verb)
Get — Understand (Verb)
Gg — Town (Noun)
Gich — Understand (Verb)
Gicha — Rural home, upcountry or the village (Verb)
Gidhaa — Time, Timing (Verb)
Gife — Cigarrette (Noun)
Gist — Feel good/boast (Verb)
Githaa — Time (Verb)
Githafu — Maths, Calculation (Verb)
Global Warming — Farting/to fart (Verb)
Gnash — Mess up (Verb)
Go — Leave (Verb)
Goalie — Goalkeeper (Noun)
Gode — Bhang, Cannabis sativa. Marijuana (Noun)
Golde — Golden gates (Noun)
Gomba — Khat (Noun)
Gondi — A Thief (Noun)
Gota — Greet (Verb)
Grandi — Grand( parents) either father/mother (Noun)
Guch — Go (Verb)
Gulidanda — A game where a stick was tossed and hit (Noun)
Guoko — Fifty shillings (Noun)
Gusa — Touch (Verb)
Gutu — Understand (Verb)
Gwaks — A type of Khat in a form of leaves (Noun)
Gwan — Tough situation or thing (Noun)
Gwangi — a big ugly person (usually male) (Noun)
Gwaya — Fear or Afraid (Noun)
Gwenda — Shoes (Noun)
Gwira — TO get some thing good or good luck (Verb)
Haga — Buttocks, Behind (Usually of a woman) (Noun)
Haha — To Fear or Be Afraid (Verb)
Hamo — Scavange (Verb)
Hamoch — Scavenge (Verb)
Hamodi — Scavenge (Verb)
Hamsa — Fifty (Usually currency) (Noun)
Handa — Harass (Verb)
Handi — Handwriting (Noun)
Handwa — Be harassed (Verb)
Hantaje — How are you? (Verb)
Hanya — To Philander (Verb)
Hanye — Party (Verb)
Hao — A House (Noun)
Harare — Unfair (Verb)
Haree — Party (Verb)
Hata — Miss out (Verb)
Hedi — Headteacher (Noun)
Hepa — Run away (Noun)
Hepi — Party (usually associated with going out) (Verb)
Hollymbao — Club Hollywood (Noun)
Home — Home (Verb)
Homi — Person trying to be clever/sly (Noun)
Honda — Motorbike (Noun)
Hot Ice — Dry ice (Noun)
Hotio — To be broke / To have no money (Verb)
Huishia — Usually goes (Verb)
Hurli — Hurlingham (Verb)
Idhaa — Time (Verb)
Ikonga — Test (Noun)
Ingango — - (Verb)
Inghoko — Chicken (Noun)
Ingia — Tasty (Verb)
Ingiza Bar — Impregnate (Verb)
Ingiza Nje — sterile (Verb)
Inna — Inner wear (Noun)
Inoro — 1. Speak too much Kikuyu 2. Be into money (Verb)
Investigator — A client at an eatery or an invited guest at a party (Noun)
Irori — Petrol or Fuel (Noun)
Ishia — Leave or Go away (Verb)
Ishiwa — Be dry of something (Verb)
Isihi — This one (Verb)
Isivi — This way (Verb)
Jaba — A type of 'KHAT'in form of leaves. (Noun)
Jai — Tea (Noun)
Jajiko — Judge (Of the law courts) (Noun)
Jake — A house (Noun)
Jako — A jacket (Noun)
Jaku — come (Verb)
Jale — Jacket (Noun)
Jam — Obstacle, Hinderance (Verb)
Jamaa — A man (Noun)
Janta — Work / job (Noun)
Javo — Commute by bus (originally Kenya Bus Service) (Verb)
Jegli — Breasts/boobs (Noun)
Jembe — Prostitute of the gold digging variety (Noun)
Jeri — Jericho Estate (Verb)
jibebe — Go away (Verb)
Jichanora — Update oneself (Verb)
Jidai — Boast (Verb)
Ji-Do — Feel hot (Verb)
Jigijigi — Sex (Verb)
Jikata — Leave (from a place) (Verb)
Jikate — Leave, Get out, Go (Verb)
Jikoni — 1. Studio 2. Garage (Verb)
Jinare — Jeans (Noun)
Jinduya — Force oneself in (Verb)
Jirongo — Five Hundred Shillings (Noun)
Jisikia — Feel good (Adverb)
Ji-Skia — Feel hot (Verb)
Jiwekelea — Malinga (seek sympathy) (Verb)
Jobiso — Job/work (Noun)
Jobo — Job/Work (Verb)
Joogz — Breasts/boobs (Noun)
Jugz — Breasts/ boobs (Noun)
Juo — Juice (Noun)
Jusi — - (Verb)
Jwala — Condom (Noun)
Kaa Ritho — being on the look out (Verb)
Kaa Square — Sit in a way as to make space for more passengers (Verb)
Kaba — Put under pressure (Verb)
Kabati — A Girl (animate)/Vagina/Pussy (Noun)
Kadhaa — Some (Verb)
Kago — Merchandise or Stuff (Noun)
Kala — Money (Verb)
Kaless — Small (Verb)
Kaliwa — Be grounded/be oppressed (Verb)
Kalucy — Forty Shillings (Noun)
Kam — Come (Verb)
Kamata — Have sex (Verb)
Kambodia — A person (from Eastern parts of kenya) (Noun)
Kamero — Garbage truck (Noun)
Kamisha — Bring (Verb)
Kamjesh — A member of the Kamjesh (outlaw group) (Noun)
Kanach — Canal (Noun)
Kanaro — Canal (Verb)
Kange — A Conductor or Tout in a Public Service Vehicle (Noun)
Kaninga — - (Verb)
Kanja — To pay or Give, usually when talking about money (Verb)
Kanjo — City council askaris (Noun)
Kapaa — A Thousand (1000) (Usually Currency) (Noun)
Kapienga — Slim roll of bhang (Noun)
Karao — Police(wo)man (Noun)
Kasheshe — Runny mouth/talk too much (Verb)
Kashu — Come down (Verb)
Kaso — Cassette tape (Noun)
Kasonga — 1. Cassette tape 2. Cassette player (Verb)
Kaswende — HIV/AIDS (Verb)
Kata — 1. Have sex with 2. Lie to (Verb)
Kata Mguu — Curtail another's plan (Verb)
Kati — 1. Center 2. A game (Verb)
Katia — Seduce (Verb)
Katika — Dance (Verb)
Katsia — Spoil for (Verb)
Kauzi — Thief (Verb)
Kavu — Only (as in a count... usually of money) (Adverb)
Kawa — 1>Normally 2>routine 3>odinary (Verb)
Kazwa — 1. Be harssed by 2. Be pressed (Noun)
Kei — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Keja — House, room (Verb)
Kerende — Group, crowd (Verb)
Keroro — Alcohol (Noun)
Kewowo — Booze (Verb)
Khronic — Very drugfull (Noun)
Kiasi — A lot, a few (Verb)
Kibao — A lot / Full/ Many (usually of people but could also be of things) (Verb)
Kibare — Slap (Verb)
Kibrown — Thousand shillings (1000) (Noun)
Kijaka — Luo (language) (Verb)
Kilami — English language (Verb)
Kilo — 1 kilogram of khat (Noun)
Kimnadho — Jealousy (Verb)
Kinda — Sell, Betray, Make to lose (Verb)
Kinde — Ten (Noun)
Kingoso — English language (Verb)
Kirai — Empty (Verb)
Kirende — Crowd, group (Verb)
Kiriba — someone who is so arrogant (Noun)
Kiromaa — Food (Noun)
Kisapere — Kikuyu language (Verb)
Kisisa — Money (Verb)
Kismat — Luck (Verb)
Kisugu — A hardcore person (Noun)
Kitu Shua — Quality item (Noun)
Kiuk — Kikuyu (Verb)
Kiutif — To feel good (Verb)
Kiwaru — Be jealous (Verb)
Klad — Clothes (Noun)
Kobanga — - (Verb)
Kobole — Five shilling coin (Noun)
Kolle — College (Noun)
Koma — Sleep (Verb)
Komos — Go/leave (Verb)
Kondi — Tout (Noun)
Kondiecha — A Condom (Noun)
Kondule — Condom (Verb)
Konkodi — A Tout or Conductor (Noun)
Koroga — Tweng (Verb)
Kotiko — Court of law (Verb)
Krakis — Crack (Verb)
Krakiz — A rule in the game of marbles. The word means one has cracked another's marble (Verb)
Krisi — Christmas (Verb)
Ksob — Box (Noun)
Kubeat/Kubit — 1>Fail/ugly 2>To be broke (Verb)
Kucheki — To see (Verb)
Kuchoma Diskette — Tarnish one's name (Verb)
Kuchora — 1>To plan 2>To walk away (Verb)
Kuchujwa — To be evicted (Verb)
Kuchuk — To leave (Verb)
Kudail — To buzz (Verb)
Kudak — To evade (Verb)
Kudara — To caress/finger (Verb)
Kudi! — Beware (Verb)
Kudish! — Beware (Verb)
Kudishi — To eat (Verb)
Kudoro — To sleep (Inflected verb)
Kudu — 1. To have sex To do (anything) (Verb)
Kudunda — 1>To walk with a springy gait 2>Go raving (Verb)
Kufagia — To beat (Verb)
Kufeel — To understand or be one with (Verb)
Kufinya — 1. To eat 2. Oppress (Verb)
Kufloss — To boast (Verb)
Kufyang — To leave (Verb)
Kufyetuka — To go nutts (Verb)
Kugafi — To smoke (Verb)
Kugawa — To give sex (Verb)
Kugee — To give (Verb)
Kuget — To understand (Verb)
Kugnash — To blunder (Verb)
Kugo — To leave for (Verb)
Kugondi — To steal (Verb)
Kuguoko — To beat/fight (Verb)
Kugusa — Play (Verb)
Kugutu — To be aware of (Verb)
Kugwira — TO get something good or good luck (Verb)
Kuhanda — To harass (Verb)
Kuhandwa — To be harassed (Verb)
Kuhata — To miss (usually of sex) (Verb)
Kuhepa — To run away from (Verb)
Kuhotio — To be broke / To have no money (Verb)
Kuishia — To leave for (Verb)
Kuishiwa — To be broke (Verb)
Kujam — To be angry (Verb)
Kujichanora — To update oneself (Verb)
Kujikata — To leave for (Verb)
Kujisikia — To feel hot (Verb)
Kujiwekele — 1>To sleep 2>To place oneself down (Inflected verb)
Kukam — To come (Verb)
Kukatika — 1>To dance 2>Finished (Verb)
Kukazwa — 1> To be pressed 2> To be harssed 3>A chick who has been facked. (Verb)
Kukusanya — To steal from you (Verb)
Kulaliwa — To be oppressed (Verb)
Kulemea — To oppress another (Verb)
Kulenga — To ignore (Verb)
Kuloba — To blunder/fail (Verb)
Kulola — To have a sight/ to have a look/ to watch (Verb)
Kumanya — To know (Verb)
Kumarika — To be married (Verb)
Kumarwa — To be beaten (Verb)
Kumatema — To eat (Verb)
Kumbulu — To be in a hurry (Verb)
Kumela — To drink (Verb)
Kumendea — To hunt (as of a woman/girl) (Verb)
Kumesea — To understand (Verb)
Kumodoko — - (Verb)
Kumongonio — - (Verb)
Kumunju — To kiss (Verb)
Kungara — To wear (Noun)
Kungarisha — To spruce up (usually of a person - but could be anything) (Verb)
Kungethia — To stare (usually confused look) (Verb)
Kunja — Finger, fondle (Verb)
Kunoki — To be mad (but more often used to be madly in-love with) (Verb)
Kunthela — To be finished (Verb)
Kunyambisha — 1>To shoot using a gun 2 > Talk of a place (Noun)
Kunyi — Arse hole, or bum hole (Noun)
Kunyita — To understand (Verb)
Kunyora — To urinate (Verb)
Kunywa — 1. Take in (overwhelm a person) (Verb)
Kupandisika — 1>To be facscinated with 2>To be tricked (Verb)
Kupata Ball — Getting pregnant (Verb)
Kupepea — High speed or to go away (Verb)
Kuperemba — To rob (Verb)
Kurap — To sing (Verb)
Kurave — To dance (Verb)
Kuro — Prostitute (Verb)
Kuroga — To rap/sing/spin (as of a DJ) (Verb)
Kurojo — To urinate (Verb)
Kuroroa — To talk (Verb)
Kusanya — To steal from (Verb)
Kusereka — To get so drunk /or get high (Verb)
Kusetiwa — 1. To be beaten 2. To be set up (Verb)
Kushindwa — 1>Defeated >2>Give up (Verb)
Kushonde — To excrete/defecate (Verb)
Kushonga — To sleep, Take a nap (Inflected verb)
Kushow — To tell (Verb)
Kushuria — To look good 2>to look beautifull 3>look smart (Verb)
Kusorora — To see (Verb)
Kusosi — To eat (Verb)
Kusota — To be broke (Verb)
Kuspin — 1. To diahorea 2. To cook (usually chapati or ugali) 3. To drive a car (usually very fast) (Verb)
Kuta — Have sex (Verb)
Kutan — To go back (Verb)
Kuthora — To steal (Verb)
Kutia Ndani — To eat (Verb)
Kutuna — To sleep (Inflected verb)
Kutupa — 1. To lie to 2. To smell (Verb)
Kuwa Guage — Being drunk (Verb)
Kuweka Box — To corner a person - usually by enticing/cajoling (Noun)
Kuzitoka — Dance (Verb)
Kwachu — 1. Grip 2. Take/Grab 3. Have sex with (Noun)
Kwara — Girl (Noun)
Lafa — fool (Verb)
Laliwa — Be oppressed (Verb)
Lambwa — 1. Be robbed (Verb)
Langa — A Prostitute (Noun)
Lanyo — Last (Verb)
Lapa — To Ignore (Verb)
Lasti — (The) Last (Noun)
Lawman — Type of shoes (Noun)
Leather — Leather jacket (Noun)
Lebo — Label (usually of Shoes, clothes,Caps) (Noun)
Leit — To late (Verb)
Lembe — (In) Front (Verb)
Lemea — To oppress (Verb)
Lenga — Ignore (Verb)
Lia — To complain (Verb)
Linga — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Loba — Fail (Verb)
Lola — Observe/Look at (Verb)
Longi — Long Pants or Trousers (Noun)
Lovito — Loverboy (Casanova/Player) (Noun)
Lueh — - (Verb)
Luku — Loquat (Noun)
Lunga — Lungalunga (Noun)
Mabeshte — Friends (Noun)
Machupa — 1. Glasses 2. Alcohol (Noun)
Mada — Madaraka estate (Noun)
Madhe — Mother (Noun)
Madiaba — Bum/Buttocks/Behind (Usually of a woman) (Noun)
Mae — 1>Water 2>Alcohol drink (Noun)
Maembe — Fool (Verb)
Mahewa — Very loud music (Noun)
Mahindra — Police truck/Pick-up (Noun)
Maisha — Life (Noun)
Majuu — Abroad (Adjective)
Makaffs — Handcaffs (Noun)
Makanga — Tout (Noun)
Makurenje — Someone's legs(mostly for women) (Noun)
Malcom — Bad (Verb)
Malo — 1. To finish (original word) 2. Up (Verb)
Malothi — - (Verb)
Malunglu — Mix of stuffs to eat (Verb)
Mambo? — Wassup?!/Hi! (Verb)
Mambuchbuc — - (Verb)
Mameni — Tough guy (Noun)
Mamunch — Food (pl) (Noun)
Mandi — Stone (Noun)
Mandu — A Lady (Noun)
Manga — Eat (Verb)
Manya — To know (Verb)
Manyanga — A very pimped-up matatu (Noun)
Manyariri — Ladies (Noun)
Manyoni — Birds (Noun)
Manyu — Bum or Buttocks (Noun)
Manzi — 1. Girl 2. Young woman 3. Girlfriend (Noun)
Maoro — someone who is so arrogant (Adjective)
Mapaki — Parking boys (but today used to mean street urchins) (Noun)
Mapal — Friends (Noun)
Mapesh — 1>Guava 2>Not having all teeths (Noun)
Mapipa — 1>Heavy eaters 2>Garbage (Noun)
Mapronye — To finish (Verb)
Mariasa — Ass / Booty (Verb)
Marika — Get married (Verb)
Marish — Maringo (Noun)
Maruge — Old (Verb)
Marwa — To be attacked either by cops or thugs (Verb)
Masa — Mother (Noun)
Masai — Hundred shillings (Noun)
Mashediko — Dark glasses (Noun)
Mashini — 1. Penis/dick 2. Hot device or item (car,phone, glasses) (Noun)
Mat — A Matatu (Public Service Vehicle) (Noun)
Matanye — Buttocks, Bum, Behind (Usually of a woman) (Verb)
Matema — To eat (Verb)
Mathafu — Maths (Verb)
Mathee — Mother (Noun)
Mathree — Matatu (Noun)
Matumba — - (Verb)
Maua — Beautiful, classy, hot (Verb)
Mawetete — Buttocks/Bum/Behind (usually round) (Noun)
Mazima — Fire engine (Verb)
Mbachu — 1. Room 2. House 3. Khat (Verb)
Mbanifu — Mean (Verb)
Mbanye — Luhya (Verb)
Mbanyu — 1>House 2>home (Verb)
Mbao — Slap (Verb)
Mbare — 1. Slap 2. Party/heng (Noun)
Mbathi — Bus (Noun)
Mbevo — girl (Verb)
Mbica — Photo (Noun)
Mbichi — Brand new (Adjective)
Mbinu — Plan (Verb)
Mbio — Speed (Verb)
Mboch — House help (usually female) (Noun)
Mboco — Wallet (Noun)
Mbonya — To eat (Verb)
Mbosho — 1. Wallet/purse/bag 2.Clitoris (Noun)
Mbota — A Watch (Noun)
Mbuku — To Read (Verb)
Mbulu — Trouble, drama (of the trouble kind) (Noun)
Mbuthu — Kiss (Verb)
Mbuyu — Father, old man, friend (Verb)
Mbwekiko — A Coat (Noun)
Mbwenya — Coat or Blazer (Noun)
Mchuma — Gun (Noun)
Mchwak — Money (Noun)
Mdem — A girl (Noun)
Mdihe — Head (Verb)
Mdishi — Food (Noun)
Mdonga — 1. A boss or rich person (Noun)
Mdongera — 1. Rich person 2. Boss (Noun)
Mdosi — Rich person, boss (Noun)
Meda — To have a strategy (Verb)
Mei — Maize (Noun)
Mela — Drink (Verb)
Mendea — Encroach upon (usually with the intention of taking away something/someone from another) (Verb)
Mepu — Plan (Noun)
Mesea — Understand (Verb)
Mezesh — Trouble/interferrance (Verb)
Mezesha — Trouble, problem,Danger (Verb)
Mfanyi — House help (Noun)
Mge — Give him/her (Verb)
Mgesi — Broke person (Noun)
Mgondi — A thief (Noun)
Mgor — A luo man or a woman >2 A Gormahian fanatic (Noun)
Mgosa — Thief (Noun)
Mhead — Head (Noun)
Mibao — Feeling hungry (Verb)
Mibuku — Books (Noun)
Mjango — A Luo person (Noun)
Mjasa — Luo (Noun)
Mjei — Construction site (Verb)
Mjunia — A child (Noun)
Mkanyo — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Mkunjo — Style in marble game (Verb)
Mlami — White person (Noun)
Mmanga — Have sex with (Verb)
Mmsap — Kikuyu (Verb)
Mnaa — Tough (Noun)
Mnare — Tough (Noun)
Mnati — Rastaman (Noun)
Mndeki — Penis/dick (Noun)
Mndela — - (Verb)
Mndito — Babe/girlfriend (Noun)
Mng'Ari — Game where an old bicycle wheel was tied (Noun)
Mngaro — Clothes (Noun)
Mngola — Door (Verb)
Mngoso — White person (Noun)
Mnyandhe — Grandmother (Noun)
Mnyifa — House help (Noun)
Mob — Many (Verb)
Mobite — Mobile phone (Noun)
Mochoa — To remove (Verb)
Mode — Teacher (Noun)
Modo — Person (Noun)
Modoko — - (Verb)
Mohoroo — Mum/Mother (Noun)
Moka — Moccassins (Noun)
Momba — Mombasa (Noun)
Mongare — Car (Noun)
Mongo — Head (Verb)
Mongonio — - (Verb)
Monyo — Money (Noun)
Morale — Psyche (Verb)
Mori — Fear (Verb)
Morio — Person (Usually male) (Noun)
Mosh — Give (Verb)
Moshogi — - (Verb)
Mosmos — Slowly (Adverb)
Mote — Thousand shillings (Noun)
Moti — Car (Noun)
Motii — Car (Noun)
Mozo — A Cigarette (Noun)
Mpini — A knife (Noun)
Mrango — - (Verb)
Mrefu — A tall person (Verb)
Mrengo — Jump a queue (Verb)
Mresh — Girlfriend, Girl (Verb)
Mroro — A CHICK (Noun)
Msanyaji — Thief (Noun)
Msap — Kikuyu person (Verb)
Msee — A person (Noun)
Msenge — A fool (Noun)
Msengenyo — Gossip (Verb)
Mshe — A girl (Noun)
Mshi — Girl (Verb)
Msoto — Brokeness (Verb)
Msu — 1. Penis/dick 2. Nail (Noun)
Msumari — Penis/dick (Noun)
Mtaa — One's home area (Noun)
Mtambo — An electronic device (Noun)
Mthama — Mother (Noun)
Mthama/Muthama — Mother (Noun)
Mthii — A person (Noun)
Mtichee — Teacher (Noun)
Mtoi — Baby (Noun)
Mtoo — Gun (Noun)
Mtoto — Girl (Verb)
Mtush — Second hand clothes (Noun)
Mude — Girl (Verb)
Mudi — Local brew of alcohol (Noun)
Muenjoyo — having fun (Verb)
Muhahe — Gossip (Verb)
Muja — come (Verb)
Munde — Money (Noun)
Mungorio — Mobile phone (Noun)
Munguino — - (Verb)
Munju — Kiss (Verb)
Munyu — A Kiss (Verb)
Murenga — Car (Noun)
Musu — Nail (Noun)
Muta — Sweet (Verb)
Muwako — Drink (Noun)
Mvu — 1. Boy 2. Young man (Noun)
Mwadhara — Mess (Adjective)
Mwaki — Hot! (Verb)
Mwana — Young person (usually a man) (Noun)
Mwenda — Mad person (Noun)
Mnyanyo — Grandmother (Noun)
Mzae — Old (of a person) (Adjective)
Mzunye — White person (Noun)
Nai — Nairobi (Noun)
Naja — Yesterday (Noun)
Nara — Caught (Verb)
Nare — Fire (Verb)
Narua — To be cought (Verb)
Nasa — A Nursery School (Noun)
Nash — Fail (Verb)
Nax — Nakuru (Noun)
Ndae — A Car (Noun)
Ndai — Car (Noun)
Ndaki — To sell (Verb)
Ndao — Mandazi or Swahili Bun (Noun)
Ndauo — A Masaai (Mostly a Watchman) (Noun)
Ndei — Penis/Dick (Verb)
Ndeki — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Ndesaa — Sunday (Noun)
Ndethe — Naked (Verb)
Ndialala — Trouble (Verb)
Ndinus — 1>In Ayard 2>In side (Verb)
Ndinyo — A Banana (Noun)
Ndole — Finger -sexual conotation (Verb)
Ndomko — Condom (Verb)
Ndomoo — Person (Noun)
Ndonyo — To Sell (Verb)
Ndula — Shoe (Noun)
Ndunya — A Mandazi/doughnut (Noun)
Nduthe — Run Fast or Sprint (Verb)
Ng'am — See (as to observe or look) (Verb)
Ng'Ang'U — A local brew of alcohol (Noun)
Ng'Ara — Dress well (Verb)
Ngarasi — A cigeratte (Noun)
Ngarisha — To spruce (Verb)
Ngashee — Small sized bomb (Noun)
Ngata — Petrol/Fuel (Verb)
Ngati — 1.Close 2.Score (Verb)
Ngede — Petrol (Noun)
Ng'Ede — Girl/woman (Verb)
Ng'edhia — Stare absent-mindedly (Verb)
Ngepa — Cap / Hat (Noun)
Ngeta — Mug (Verb)
Ngiri — A thousand (Verb)
Ng'och — Ten cents (Noun)
Ngoko — Chicken (Noun)
Ngoma — 1.Music 2. Type of rubber shoes (Verb)
Ngomi — A fool (Verb)
Ngonji — - (Verb)
Ngori — Trouble or Difficulty (Noun)
Ngoso — English (Verb)
Ngotha — Underwear (Noun)
Ngoto — Knuckle dust (Noun)
Ngovo — Five (Verb)
Ngozi — Football match (Verb)
Ngwai — Bhang (Verb)
Ngwanye — Thousand (usually money) (Noun)
Ngware — 1. Rough 2. Early (Verb)
Ngwashe — Potato (Verb)
Ngwenyu — - (Verb)
Niadu — Money (Verb)
Niaje — 1. It's how? 2. Hello/Hi (Noun)
Niantaje — 1. It's how? 2. Hello/Hi (Noun)
Niasaje — It's how? (Verb)
Niga — Which? (Verb)
Nihoudhes — It's how? (Verb)
Nik — Nic mrudis (Verb)
Nimekunoki — I'm into you! (Verb)
Nina — Who (Verb)
Ninenine — Police car (Verb)
Nira — Brand new, New, rebranded (Verb)
Njako — Police/Policeman (Noun)
Njaku — Fold (Verb)
Njaro — 1. Pose 2. Style (Verb)
Njespi — Speaker (Noun)
Njeve — cold (Verb)
Njiva — Chips or French fries (Noun)
Njoti — Groundnuts/Peanuts (Noun)
Njumu — Shoes (Noun)
Noi — Vagina (Noun)
Noki — Be mad (in love) (Verb)
Noko — Vagina (Noun)
Noma — Trouble (Verb)
Nopo — Porn (Verb)
Nudhu — Half a loaf of bread (Noun)
Nya — Leave, (Verb)
Nyabs — Marble (Noun)
Nyagu — Meat (Verb)
Nyake — Meat (Noun)
Nyaks — Meat (Verb)
Nyambisha — To shoot using a gun (Verb)
Nyamse — Girl (Verb)
Nyap — Vagina/pussy (Noun)
Nyapu — Vagina/pussy (Noun)
Nyasembe — - (Verb)
Nyege — Horniness (Verb)
Nyita — Understand (Verb)
Nyoni — Bird (Verb)
Nyonji — Get a hard-on/Erection (Verb)
Nyora — Urinate (Verb)
Nyundo — Penis/Dick (Verb)
Obiriska — Bhang (Verb)
Oboko — - (Verb)
Oboro — - (Verb)
Ocha — Upcountry/rural home/one's ancestral home (Noun)
Odaro — A Classroom (Noun)
Odhumo — Kisumu (Noun)
Odijo — A Teacher or Tutor (Noun)
Odiro — A Window (Noun)
Odush — Bird (Verb)
Ofafa — Ofafa Jerico (Verb)
Ogambo — Vegetables (Noun)
Ogoro — Gold Jewelry (Originally a necklace/chain or bracelet) (Noun)
Okapi — Dagger (Verb)
Okuyo — Kikuyu (Noun)
Okwengo — Kikuyu (Noun)
Oladho — A classroom (Verb)
Olaso — A class (of a school session) (Noun)
Olasso — Class (Verb)
Olipo — Slippers (Verb)
Omba — Beg for sex (Verb)
Ombitho — Bhang, Marijuana (Noun)
Omole — Slowly (Verb)
Omundo — Someone (Verb)
Ondiso — A teacher (Noun)
Ondole — kick a ball using the tip of the toes as opposed to the inner foot. (Verb)
Ongelesha — To talk to (Verb)
On'Gon'Go — A lady who is so agly (Verb)
Opach — Bald head (Noun)
Opara — Bald head (Verb)
Order — Good (Verb)
Oredho — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Oreso — President (Verb)
Orezo — President (Noun)
Orifo — A (School) Prefect or Monitor (Noun)
Orioba — Kariobangi (Verb)
Orismo — Christmas (Noun)
Oruaro — Shorts (Verb)
Oruro — Five cents (Verb)
Otero — Starring (Verb)
Oteto — States (Verb)
Otipa — Slippers (Verb)
Padi/Pady — Padlock (Noun)
Paha — Here (Adverb)
Pai — A Policeman (Noun)
Paipu — Pipeline Estate (Noun)
Paka — Con (Verb)
Panda — Catapult (Noun)
Pandhre — Indian (Verb)
Pandisia — Cheat / lie (Verb)
Pandisika — 1. Be lied to 2. To fascinated (Verb)
Panganga — Talk too much (Noun)
Pango — The area in Nairobi, known as Pangani (Noun)
Panji — Indian (Verb)
Pao — Twenty (Usually Currency) (Noun)
Para — 1. Lie or To lie 2. Parallel program at the public university 3. Double life (usually of a thief or mugger or gangster) (Noun)
Pararira — Loud air-horn usually fitted in matatus (Noun)
Pare Pare — 1. Genitals (both male & female) 2. Bed (sexual conotation) (Verb)
Parki — Street urchin (Verb)
Paro — Parent (Verb)
Pasale — There (Verb)
Pasne — snipper (Verb)
Paulina — Buttocks/bum (Noun)
Pax — Pause/Temporary stop to a game of hide and seek or tag. (Verb)
Pedi — A Drug Peddler (Noun)
Pena — A Penalty (Verb)
Penya — Make it (Verb)
Pepea — High speed, Go away (Verb)
Peremba — To rob or steal from (Verb)
Pewa — Drink ... usually alcohol (Verb)
Pienga — Small (Adjective)
Pika Chapo — - (Verb)
Pil First — Rule in the game of marbles (Verb)
Pimbi — Fool (Verb)
Pipe — Straight trousers (Verb)
Piri — Class Prefect (Verb)
Pivi — Plainsview (Verb)
Piwa — Where (Verb)
Plati — Platform shoes (Noun)
Poa — Good (Verb)
Pocha — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Pointi — Half-cast (Verb)
Poko — Prostitute/hooker (Verb)
Pokoyoyo — Prostitute/hooker (Verb)
Ponye — This type of cars called poschuer (Noun)
Ponyi — A Police Officer (Noun)
Ponyox — Slip (Verb)
Pori — Wallet, Purse, Pocket (Noun)
Posi — Posta (Verb)
Potanga — Potato (Verb)
Pozi — Pose/chill out (Verb)
Prefo — Class prefect (Verb)
Prity — Beautiful girl (Noun)
Pu! — A game were bottletop liners were blown (Verb)
Pudhu — Run/scatter (Verb)
Punch — Five (Noun)
Punju — Thief (Noun)
Puru — Sweet, Candy (Noun)
Pyce — Hotness/Flamboyance/pride/conceit/arrogance/full of oneself (Noun)
Ragi — A Rucksack (Noun)
Randi — New (Verb)
Rap — - (Verb)
Rapash — To hide a 250ml bottle of local brew (Noun)
Rasa — Bum, buttocks, behind (usually of a woman) (Verb)
Rave — Party (Verb)
Ray Parker — A hair style famous with Ray Parker junior (Verb)
Red — A Hundred (Usually Money) (Noun)
Ref — A Referee (Noun)
Rende — Crew/gange (Verb)
Reso — Wrestling (Verb)
Ridhe — A bullet, bullets (Noun)
Rive — A River (Noun)
Rodhi — Trousers (Noun)
Rodi — Roadwork, (Verb)
Roga — Spin, DJ, Sing, Rap (Verb)
Roho Safi — With no reservations/without a care (Verb)
Rojo — To urinate (Verb)
Ronga — Rongai (Noun)
Roroa — Talk (Verb)
Rotejo — A bus stop (Noun)
Rothi — Trousers (Noun)
Roza — Trousers (Verb)
Rungu — Penis/Dick (Verb)
Runinga — Television (Noun)
Runju — - (Verb)
Rwabe — Two Hundred (usually of currency) (Noun)
Saba — Seven, but used in reference to gays (Chora saba) (Verb)
Safisha Rungu — Blowjob (fellatio) (Verb)
Safo — A (Safari) Rally (Noun)
Sakanya — Search (Verb)
Sakata — 1> To dance 2 >To play (Verb)
Salasa — Thirty (Usually of currency) (Noun)
Sama — Sommersault (Verb)
Samba — Beat (Verb)
Samo — (Some)thing (Noun)
Sanse — Police officer (Noun)
Sanya — Steal (Verb)
Sao — Kariobangi South (Verb)
Sao B — South B (Verb)
Sapere — Kikuyu (Verb)
Sare — FOC/FOB (Verb)
Sariyiwa — To be left with (Verb)
Sasa — Hi (Verb)
Scan — 1. Be on the look out (Verb)
Seating Arrangement — 1. Bum 2. Buttocks 3. Behind (Usually of a woman) (Verb)
Seating Equipment — 1. Bum 2. Buttocks 3. Behind (Usually of a woman) (Verb)
Segede — Sex (Verb)
Sekete — Vintage/Old/dilapidated (Noun)
Seko — Second or Secondary School (Noun)
Sema — 1>say something 2> How are you doing 3>Say it (Verb)
Sembe — Ugali (Noun)
Senye — Vagina (Noun)
Sereka — To bee drunk or get so high (Verb)
Setiwa — 1. Be beaten 2. Be set up (Verb)
Shafu — Short change (Verb)
Shai — Finished (Verb)
Shake — Farm, Garden or Agricultural land (Noun)
Shakee — Agricultural land (Noun)
Shedhi — - (Verb)
Shema — See (Verb)
Sheng — An emerging creole/pattois spoken in Kenya. (Verb)
Shengi — - (Verb)
Shika — Understand (Verb)
Shika Rada — Understand (Verb)
Shindwa — 1>To loose 2>God forbid 3>Not able to do something (Verb)
Shine — 1. Dress well 2. To out perform others (Verb)
Shoga — Gay person (Verb)
Shoi — Shit (Verb)
Shona — Fill (Verb)
Shonde — Shit (Verb)
Shonga — To sleep (Verb)
Shoot — Leave (Verb)
Shoste — Gayism (Verb)
Show — Drama, Obstacle, Issues, Mess (Verb)
Shpleng — A Beautiful Woman or Girl (Noun)
Shtimu — 1. Steam 2. Passion (usually in a game)3. High (usually on bhang) (Verb)
Shua — Sure (Verb)
Shufu — See or Look (Verb)
Shuge — Sugar (Verb)
Shugee — Sugar (Verb)
Shuma — Penis/Dick (Verb)
Shuria — To look good 2>to look beautifull 3>look smart (Verb)
Sinya — A Police (wo)man (Noun)
Siste — Sister (Verb)
Siti — City stadium (Verb)
Sito — Sitting room (Verb)
Sixi — Super Hero/Tough guy (Noun)
Skele — 1. Thin . Skeleton (Noun)
Skive — Sneak out (Verb)
Skunye — Skuma wiki (Verb)
Smarta — Beautiful girl (Noun)
So — Hundred (originally of money) (Noun)
Sode — Soda (Verb)
Sodi — Big (Verb)
Sodo — Soda (Verb)
Softie — Someone who come's from a wealthy background.(Someone who is very easy to bully) (Noun)
Soja — Watchman (Verb)
Sokiso — Condom (Noun)
Sombrero — A Wide brimmed hat (Noun)
Sokla — A Hundred (Usually of Money) (Noun)
Sonko — Rich person (Noun)
Sonyi — Soldier (Noun)
Soo — A Hundred (Usually of Money) (Noun)
Sorora — See or Look at (Verb)
Sosi — Eat (Verb)
Sota — Broke (Verb)
Spakie — Elastic (Verb)
Spark — Magnet (Verb)
Spin — 1. Drive a car 2. Cook (Though usually used when referencing the cooking of ugali and/or chapati) (Verb)
Spinje — A speaker (Noun)
Spleng' — Girl/Babe/Chick/girlfriend (Verb)
Stedi — Turned on, have a hard-on or be horny (Verb)
Stenje — A Bus Stage/Shelter (Noun)
Steto — America (North America) (Verb)
Stingo — Style (Noun)
Stone Wash — A type of denim jeans trousers (Noun)
Stud — 1. Football shoes (Verb)
Studo — Student (Verb)
Stunya — Strong (Verb)
Sufu — Sufaria (Verb)
Sugu — Hard (Verb)
Sunda — Insert/add/put in (Verb)
Sunguch — Rabbit (Noun)
Supuu — Beautiful woman (Verb)
Swatch — Sleep (Verb)
Swimo — Swimming (Verb)
Tan — Return (Verb)
Tango — Football (Noun)
Tanye — Buttocks, Bum, Behind (Usually of a woman) (Noun)
Tashu — Fart (Verb)
Taya — Tyre (Verb)
Te — To Stink (Verb)
Tebo — 1. Table 2. Table tenis (Noun)
Teli — TV (Verb)
Tema — Discard (usually of a person) (Verb)
Tembo — Beer (Verb)
Tene — Long Ago (Adjective)
Tenga — A Thousand (Usually Currency) (Verb)
Tenje — A Radio (Noun)
Tera — Trouble (Verb)
Terro — Search (Verb)
Thado — Third (Verb)
Thao — A Thousand (1000) (Usually currency) (Noun)
Thegi — A Thug/Thief (Noun)
Thela — So thin (Verb)
Third Mobile Operator — Mobile-phone thief (Noun)
Thogithi — 1. Socks 2. Condom (Noun)
Thogothanyo — Winding nonsense (Verb)
Thora — To steel or robbery (Verb)
Three Kwuonye — Three quarter height trousers (Verb)
Thufu — Soup (Verb)
Thutha — Bum/Butt/Behind/Buttocks (Verb)
Tibe — Tea (Verb)
Tiktak — A game (Verb)
Tinga — To Score (Verb)
Tipo — A game (Verb)
Tisho — Tee shirt (Verb)
Tishoo — T-Shirt (Noun)
Tizi — Practice (Usually of a sport but could be of anything else that requires constant rehearsal) (Verb)
Toast — Very stupid person (Verb)
Toboa — Make it (Verb)
Todhi — Fool (Verb)
Toka — Get out (Verb)
Tothi — Fool (Verb)
Traa — Run fast (Verb)
Trao — Pair of pants, Trousers (Noun)
Tuliza — Rest (Verb)
Tuna — Sleep (Verb)
Tupa — 1. To discard or ignore (usually of a friend) 2. To smell (Verb)
Tyabe — Tea (Verb)
Ubao — 1. Hungry adj 2. Hunger n (Noun)
Ubege — Hunger (Verb)
Uch — Go (Verb)
Umemezea — U've understood (Verb)
Umenge — Hunger (Noun)
Unbwogable — Unscared, unmoved (Adjective)
Under 18 — Very young girl (usually under 18 years or any woman that looks very young) (Noun)
Unenge — Hunger (Noun)
Uni — University (Verb)
Unkonyorable — Can't be helped (Verb)
Usapere — Being Kikuyu (Verb)
Ushago — Rural (Verb)
Usuku — Here (Verb)
Usuyu — This one (of a person) (Verb)
Utiaji — Lying (Noun)
Uwela — Truth (Verb)
Vaite — Meru (Verb)
Vedi — A Police (Wo)Man (Noun)
Veve — Khat - A type of drug (Noun)
Vidi — Video (Verb)
Vu — Carnivore restaurant (Noun)
Vuta Aerial — Be wise/ sharp (Noun)
Wabe — Yes! (exclaimation) (Verb)
Wachree — A watch (Noun)
Wadhii — People (Noun)
Wae — Y-front (Verb)
Wagido — Dog (Noun)
Wagondi — Thieves (Pronoun)
Wagor — Suppoter of Gormahia football team (Noun)
Wagosa — Thieves or robbers (Noun)
Wajango — Luos (Verb)
Wajunia — Kids (Verb)
Waka — Drink (alcohol) (Verb)
Wakudiro! — Beware! (Verb)
Walami — White people (Verb)
Walidai — The claimed (Verb)
Wanadai — They are claiming (Verb)
Wandenga — Police Officers (Noun)
Wanga — Tough (Verb)
Wang'A — Hit (Verb)
Wangoso — White people (Verb)
Wapewe — They be given (of alcohol) (Verb)
Waroro — Women, Ladies, Girls, (Noun)
Warosho — An alley (Noun)
Wasanyaji — Thieves (Verb)
Wase Wa Csi — Cooks or people who are listed to prepare food (Verb)
Wasee — People (usually multigender but commonly used to refer to men) (Noun)
Watoi — Kids (Verb)
We Are On The Case — we are eating (Verb)
Wegejeng — State of drunkenness (Adjective)
Weka Ksob/Weka Xob — Corner a person - usually by enticing/cajoling (Noun)
Weka Manyundo — To have sex with (Verb)
Weo — Nairobi West (Verb)
Westie — Westlands (Noun)
Wheels — Car (Noun)
Whodhe — What? (Adjective)
Whodhes — What (Verb)
Wika — Claim (Verb)
Wino — Sperms (Noun)
Wira — Work (Verb)
Wochi — A Watchman (Noun)
Wode — Water (Noun)
Woki — Walkman (Verb)
Works — Workplace (Verb)
Xob — Box (Noun)
Yapyap — Chitchat (Verb)
Yebo — Yes (Verb)
Yondhe — All (Adjective)
Zale — Ciggarette (Verb)
Zamba — Purple fruit (Noun)
Zamo — Long ago (Noun)
Zi — No (Adverb)
Zii — No/None (Noun)
Zilch! — Nothing (Verb)
Zima — Zimmerman (Verb)
Zist — No/None (Verb)
Zondhe — All (Verb)
Mgibi — Big (Adjective)
Kachumbs — Type of coastal salad (Noun)
Agote — He/She greets you - (but mostly used to refer to the clenched fist greeting) (Inflected verb)
Akala — Type of sandals made of old tyres - famous among the Masaai and Kamba people (Noun)
Mchongoano — "Your mama" jokes (Noun)
Ololo — Kaloleni - A residential area in Nairobi that was built to house Railway workers (Noun)
Mso — Big (Verb)
Jisune — Put oneself in (Adjective)
Bazenga — Father (Dad) (Noun)
Bhazenga — Father/dad (Noun)
Chox — Limuru Girls High School (Noun)
Mapens — Love (Noun)
Usoro — Nosiness (Verb)
Maintain — 1. Relax (usually at a spot) 2. Remain (at a place) (Verb)
Pasua — 1. While walking, take an otherwise not usual route (e.g. a shortcut) (Verb)
Sabina Joy — Masturbate (Verb)
Zinja — A very old person (Adjective)
Mawaru — Chips or French fries (Noun)
Dago — 1. Dagoretti (The place) 2. Dagoretti Boys Secondary School (Noun)
Homicide — Slaughter of chicken or goat (Verb)
Shinde — Mercedes Benz (Usually car) (Noun)
Blaki — Bicycle - (Noun)
Chogi — Watchman, night guard (Noun)
Pyenga — Small (Adjective)
Paisha — Drive a vehicle (usually fast) (Verb)
Ng'aisha — Drive (Usually fast) (Verb)
Mtasis — Sista (Noun)
Kibi — Matches (Noun)
Pasnai — 1. Player 2. Smooth/sly/shrewd (Noun)
M1 — Moi (Noun)
Babito — Brand of Soda (Noun)
Ndesho — Shit/execrete/pupu/poopsie (Verb)
Gibi — Big (Adjective)
Homu — Homework (Noun)
Design — Such that/in that/in a manner to (Conjunction)
Woyez — Water (Noun)
Mshande — Salary (Noun)
Kalesi — Lesbian (Noun)
Mwaga — Ejaculate (Verb)
Choma — 1. To out do 2. To infect with an sexually transmitted disease/infection (Verb)
Mjaka — A Luo person (Noun)
Mkoko — Handcart (Noun)
Oboho — Bad boy, usually from Eastlands (Noun)
Njefi — Fifty (Noun)
Zungusha — Whine the booty/Shake the rump/Swing the bum/Walk with a swagger (Verb)
ku-ment — To have for wear (used as kument (Verb)
Bembea — Hang on the door of a matatu (Verb)
Ment — Wear (Verb)
Man — 1. Guy 2. Person (Noun)
Boy — 1. Close friend 2. (Noun)
Os — Hundred (usually of money) (Noun)
Ndegeles — Balls/Testicles (Noun)
Weider — Built/strong guy (Noun)
Mna — Tough/Hot (Noun)
Time — Wait (Verb)
Msapere — Kikuyu person (Noun)
aajabu — Amazing (Adjective)
Mmbang'a — Food (Noun)
Flat screen — Very flat bum/behind (Noun)
Mdon — 1. Boss 2. Rich person 3. Gang/group/troop leader (Noun)
Don Corleon — 1. Tough guy 2. Rich guy 3. Gang leader (Noun)
Nyastu — Strong/Built (Adjective)
Waniaju — Kids/Children (Noun)
Mbringish — Beautiful Gal/Girl/Girlfriend (Noun)
Dungia — 1. Dressed up in 2. Call (Verb)
Ndhom — Bhang (Noun)
Vako — Lie or to cheat (Verb)
Renga — 1. Ignore or jump a queue (Verb)
Thru pass — Connection or facilitation (Verb)
Kumanga — 1. To have sex 2. To eat (Verb)
Samdhech — Something (Adjective)
Mahaga — Buttocks/bum/behind - usually well rounded (Noun)
Nginyo — Sex (Verb)
Wadhi — People (Noun)
Shaggz — Upcountry (Noun)
Pevu — Pavement (Noun)
Biz — Business (Noun)
Farova — A place in Nairobi's Eastlands called Ofafa Maringo (Noun)
Mutenguano — Jest, Jibe, Jocular contest (Verb)
Koboo — A Police(wo)man/GSU Officer (Noun)
Gashu — Sugar (Noun)
Msepa — A person from the Samburu tribe (Noun)
Kiraka — 1 2 (Noun)
Marima — Drinking joint/Pub (Noun)
Biare — Sniffing glue (Verb)
Kayengi — Bottle for storing glue (for sniffing) (Noun)
Magwethe — Bhang/Cannabis Sativa (Noun)
KC — 1. Kenya Cane 2. Karen Cowboy (Noun)
Ka plastic — Spirit in a satchet (Noun)
Vutia — Call (usually refers to cellular calls) (Verb)
Tapa — Drink (alcohol) (Verb)
Hagganaizeshan — Big bum/buttocks/behind (Noun)
2 B Continued — Outragously huge buttocks/bum/behind (Noun)
Skudu — A roll of bhang (Noun)
Wetsere — Bum/Buttocks/ (Noun)
Mawezere — Buttocks/Bum/Behind (plural) (Noun)
Nganya — A Matatu/PSV Van (Noun)
Sahara — Popular brand of shoes manufactured by Bata Shoe Company... popularly known as "safari boots" because they are designed for wearing while on safari (Noun)
Jada — A Woman/Girl/Babe (Noun)
Atmo — Car (Noun)
Mseketee — Sex (have sex) (Verb)
Chea — Play (Sexual relationship conotation) (Verb)
Puli — Fool/Stupid person (Noun)
Njemz — Neighborhood thieves/petty thieves (Noun)
Buntuyus — Dad/Father (Noun)
Fadhora — Cheap Liquor (Noun)
Namba 2 — Fake gun (Noun)
Mbuus — Girlfriend (Noun)
Wasonjo — Somalis (Noun)
Broda — Nigerian (Though often used to refer to a Nigerian man) (Noun)
Mnyaka — Mother (Noun)
Mawetsere — Bum/Buttocks/Behind (Noun)
Borre — 1. Boring 2. Useless (Adjective)
Verri — Perfect/Flawless (Adjective)
Ndyefi — Problem/Trouble (Adverb)
Wan tu — 1. Go on foot 2. Hit rapidly (as in a fight) (Verb)
Fuaka — Smoke (Verb)
Haganization — Big bum/buttocks/behind (Noun)
Hagga — Buttocks, Behind (Usually of a woman) (Noun)
Ball — Football (Noun)
Deadie — He/she died (Inflected verb)
Ukata — He/she died (Inflected verb)
Trafik — Traffic policeman (Noun)
Amebeat — He/she looks ugly (Inflected verb)
Ameparara — He/she looks ugly (Inflected verb)
Wahi — Get (like a job or opportunity, or something) by luck (Verb)
Karoosi — 40 Shillings coin (Noun)
Hapa — Here (Adjective)
Mrenga — car (Verb)
Daddy — Friend/pal/hommie (Verb)
Beste — Friend/pal/hommie (Verb)
Deso — Soda (Noun)
Panga — Con (Verb)
Rada — Understand (usually of a situation) (Verb)
Jazika — Be fascinated (Verb)
Chapa — To beat (Verb)
Twanga — To beat (Verb)
Hussle — To hustle (Verb)
Mbules — father (Noun)
Fathe — Father/ Dad (Noun)
Hommie — friend (Noun)
pal — friend (Noun)
Mbois — friend (Noun)
Waks — A Business, Job or Work/Work Place (Noun)
somewa — shout at/reprimand (Verb)
Blu — twenty shillings (Verb)
Loaf — Bread (Noun)
Mwako — alcohol (Noun)
Afko — Alcohol (Noun)
Jab — 1) Punch 2) Boxing (Verb)
Blow — Boxing (Noun)
Boli — ball (Noun)
tia ndani — To eat (Verb)
Bigi — Big (Adjective)
Ngwae — Bhang/weed (Noun)
Chill — Hang around without a girl (usually in a function/event) (Verb)
Float — Hang around without a girl (usually in a function/event) (Verb)
Buda — A Father (Noun)
Samdho — Merchandise (though usually used for bootleg items but can casually be used to mean virtually anything) (Noun)
Mbe — Two (Verb)
Ulami — Overseas, Abroad (Adjective)
Mula — Money (Noun)
Kwacha — Money (Noun)
Chapo — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Pochas — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Playa — Play (Sexual relationship conotation) (Verb)
Bracelet — Handcuffs (Noun)
Ngupi — Handcuffs (Noun)
Babe — Girl (Noun)
squeeze — girl (Noun)
Dame — A Girl/Girlfriend (Noun)
Waifudhes — Wife, (loosely too, girl friend) (Noun)
Uchi — naked (Verb)
Luch — A Prostitute (Noun)
Shouting — good (Verb)
Bundee — Gun (Noun)
Beks — Money (Noun)
Bytes — money (Noun)
Cheddar — Money (Noun)
Chief — guy (Verb)
Boss — Guy (Verb)
Buzz — call (Verb)
Karo — policeman (Noun)
KCC — breasts/boobs (Verb)
Fyeka — kill (Verb)
Murder — Kill (Verb)
Land — End (Verb)
Windows — glasses (Verb)
Mamaa — A girlfriend/ A wife (Verb)
Supu — 1. Girlfriend 2. Beautiful woman/thing (Noun)
Bum — Buttocks (Noun)
Hinnie — Buttocks (Verb)
Oremo — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Nyiaku — Excrete (Verb)
Crib — House (Noun)
Pad — house (Noun)
Don — Boss/ Rich person (Noun)
King — Boss (Noun)
Cheda — Money (Noun)
Dache — Money (Noun)
Doba — Reggae music (Noun)
Ragga — Reggae music (Noun)
Roots — Reggae music (Noun)
Zilch — No (Verb)
Lungula — Have sex (Verb)
Nangos — Mobile phone (Noun)
16 A — 1. Evidence 2. Proof of innocence (Noun)
Ras — 1. Rastaman/Woman 2. Prefix used by some rasta followers often ending up as a nickname (Noun)
Baruta — A loose-moral girl... usually one that sleeps around with virtually any man that comes by. (Noun)
Barley — Alcohol (Noun)
Msyoks — Bhang (Noun)
Tei — Alcohol (Noun)
Chupa — Alcohol (Noun)
Teke — Fast (Noun)
Oz — Smoke cigarrette (Noun)
P-Square — Have sex with (Verb)
Clande — Man or woman that's involved in a sexual affair with a person that has a relationship with another (Noun)
Take away — 1. A girl/woman that one picks up at the club 2. A girl/woman that one has an affair with (Noun)
Jirani — Arsehole/Butt (Noun)
Mse wa jirani — A gay person (Noun)
Wahi Kuwahi — Boobs/jugs/breasts (Noun)
mongorio — Mobile phone (Noun)
Skiza — 1. Convince 2. Tell (with the aim of convincing) (Verb)
Shtobe — Girlfriend/Girl (Noun)
McCain — Looser (Noun)
Mboga — Girl/Woman/Lady (Noun)
Veges — Girl/Woman/Lady (Noun)
bauwau — Dog (Noun)
45 — Githurai 45 (Noun)
G45 — Githurai (Noun)
Vee — 1. Virgin 2. Ignore, disregard, chill (Adjective)
Poke — Pocket (Noun)
1 pack — Pot belly (Noun)
Mbotu — Stomach (Noun)
Kwashiokor — Big stomach (Noun)
One pack — A Pot belly (Noun)
Dinya — Have sex with (Verb)
Asapa — Here (Verb)
Wezere — Buttocks/Bum/Behind (Singular) (Noun)
Kupewa — Drink ... usually alcohol (Verb)
Gwedhe — Fool (Noun)
Side mirror — Hips (usually wide hips) (Noun)
Mkwanja — Money (Noun)
Kindema — Monday (Noun)
mbeteka — 1. Rugby match 2. Party, go wild (Noun)
Kapa — A Thousand (Usually currency) (Noun)
muhadhara — Trouble (Adverb)
Shoke — Tomorrow (Noun)
Color — Money (Noun)
Rangi — Money (Noun)
Jodo — Bald head (Noun)
Jordo — Bald head (Noun)
Nguya — Mine (Noun)
Migingo — Ugali (Mealie pap/"african cake") (Noun)
Tear gas — Chili/pepper (Noun)
Chintu — A girl (Noun)
Kayumbet — 1. Go wild 2. Rugby (Noun)
Heng — 1. Party 2. Hang out, chill, max (Noun)
Madigaga — Sunglasses (Noun)
Kwisham — Over/Finished (Pronoun)
Mbotch — House help (usually female) (Noun)
Aunty — House help (female) (Noun)
Obriska — Bhang, Ganja, Weed (Noun)
Kutupa mbao — To be dumb, to make a huge mistake, to be slow (Verb)
Tupa mbao — To be dumb, to make a huge mistake, to be slow (Verb)
Dimanga — Stone (singular), plural is ma dimanga or madimanga (Noun)
Madimanga — Stones (pl), Singular form is dimanga (Noun)
Mriatho — Food (Noun)
Shore — Girl, girlfriend (Noun)
Mpango — Plan (Noun)
Mhandi — Handsome (Adjective)
Mbono — Porn (Noun)
Mchoro — Plan (Noun)
Smata — 1. Clever, good 2. Girl (usually very beautiful) (Noun)
Punk — Posh person, not ghetto, westernized (Noun)
Facebook funga — A person (usually female) ... that is picked up from Facebook after a few flirter message and taken home for the sole purpose of having sex with that person. (Noun)
Chips funga — A person (usually a woman) picked up from a club or pub or party for the sole purpose of having a one night stand with. (Noun)
Side dish — A person (usually woman) who is kept for the purpose of sex (Noun)
Brown — Thousand shilling note (Noun)
Galitos — a person (usually female) picked up from a pub or club for the sole purpose of having a one night stand with (Noun)
Kribas — Potato crisps (Noun)
Cribas — Potato crisps (Noun)
Creebas — Potato crisps (Noun)
Cribaz — Potato crisps (Noun)
Wembe — 1. Lie to 2. Hot/Deadlie (Noun)
Chorea — Plan for (usually to conquer sexually or to beat up) (Verb)
Tarimbo — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Gwoko — A Fight or Brawl (Noun)
Fiam — Danger (Noun)
Mpyenga — Small (of a person) (Adjective)
Kacha — 1. To leave/to go 2. To speed or go fast (Verb)
Wenengi — Others (Noun)
Yebi — 1. Look (to see) (Verb)
Ngodha — Underwear (Noun)
Swara — Fast (Verb)
Kufyam — Has trouble, has danger (Verb)
Saseni — Hi, How are you? (usually used to greet a group of people) (Noun)
Ng'ethia — Stare absent-mindedly (Verb)
Ngethia — Stare absent-mindedly (Verb)
Hanjam — Hunger/Thirst (usually sexual) (Noun)
Nyese — Vagina/Pussy (Noun)
Fini — Finish, End (Verb)
Kufini — To finish (Verb)
Nairo — Nairobi (Noun)
Shuzuki — To walk or go on foot... especially to or from work as result of brokeness (Verb)
Route 11 — To go on foot (Verb)
Legzzas — 1. To go on foot 2. Figurative speech for feet (Verb)
kuyeng' — To have sex (Verb)
Kuburusha — To steal (Verb)
Okonkwo — 1. A big burly person 2. Don, leader 3. Bigshot, braggart (Noun)
Route eleven — To walk or go on foot... especially to or from work as result of brokeness (Verb)
Leggzas — To walk or go on foot... especially to or from work as result of brokeness (Verb)
Semenya — 1. A woman who is built like a man 2. Dual SIM phone (Noun)
Msedes — Penis/dick (Noun)
Msupa — 1. Girlfriend2. Beautiful girl/woman (Noun)
Shaba — Have sex with (Verb)
Shipwepwe — 1. Huge woman, built like a man 2. Ugly woman (Noun)
Mbof — Bad/unworkable/useless Note This word is heavily used in Engsh as opposed to Sheng. (Noun)
Mbolo — Penis/dick (Noun)
Nyonginyo — Socks (Noun)
Beat — 1. Beat (usually excessive) 2. Fade (usually in quality or significance or relevance) (Verb)
Browse — To have sex with (Verb)
Jikamua — Wank/masturbate (Verb)
Braza — Brother (Noun)
Kibronje — Brother (Noun)
Bro — Brother (Noun)
Vuvuzela — 1. Useless conversation or baseless talk. 2. Loud noise 3. A loud air-horn fitted on a matatu 4. Figurative for penis/dick (Verb)
Tiche — Teacher (Noun)
Miro — Black person or someone of Black African origin (Plural, miros) (Noun)
Ong'ora — Trumpet or loud horn (Noun)
Nyeu — Black person (Noun)
Woyes — Water (Noun)
Kahasho — A hard chop by use of the side of the palm or a hard neck choke (Verb)
Bangla — A place known us Kariobangi (Noun)
Jegi — Breats/boobs (Noun)
Tao — Town/City (usually CBD) (Noun)
Dunga — Wear (Verb)
Bez — A spot (usually in the hood) where young boys (rarely do you find girls) while away time due to joblessness (Noun)
Waroshio — Road (usually a short cut) (Noun)
Jakom — 1. Chairman 2. Raila Odinga (Noun)
Kundialala — Trouble/danger (Noun)
Nalinga — Penis/dick (Noun)
Fyatuks — Explode/Go awry (Verb)
Kutia — 1. To have sex with/to fuck 2. To stoke animosity or to cause a situation to get worse (Verb)
Shtebe — Friend (Noun)
Kunyadi — To have sex with/to fuck (Verb)
Kalulu — 1. Reggae/dancehall dance style 2. Reggae music (Noun)
Jav — To commute by bus (originally by KBS) (Verb)
Mati — 1>Matron (usually in boarding school) 2>Matress (Noun)
Kudinya — To have sex with/to fuck (Verb)
Ati — That (Adjective)
Funkie — Function (usually in school) (Noun)
Box — 1. Nairobi university hostel 2. Trap/Seduce (Usually a woman or a person in an attempt to have them give in to your way/views) (Verb)
Ndom — Bhang/ganja/Marijuana (Noun)
Mahanjam — Plural for Thirst/Hunger (Usually sexual) (Noun)
Ashoo — Ten (usually money) (Noun)
Gaff — Cigarette (Noun)
Ketepa — 1. Tea 2. Khat/miraa 3. Drink (usually alchol) (Noun)
Kugwara — 1. To fail (usually an exam) (Inflected verb)
Juala — 1. Condom 2. Plastic carry bag (Noun)
Hashu — Ten (Usually of Currency) (Noun)
Gadi Moja — Name of a popular hiphop artist (Noun)
Ji kate — Leave, Get out (Verb)
Walalo — A person of Somali origin (Noun)
Ongwaro — Kawangware (Noun)
Ungwaro — Kawangware (Noun)
Guaya — To Fear (Verb)
Njuti — Shoes (Noun)
Dhefs — Father (Noun)
Manyake — 1. Chunks of meat 2. A woman (usually plus size) (Noun)
Niko — I'm good or I'm beautiful (Adjective)
Rithe — A Bullet or Bullets (Noun)
Mawaya — Broke (Adjective)
Kadinya — 1>An irritating or inconveniently foolish person 2>Someone who is addicted to sex (Noun)
Ngwetes — Vagina/Pussy (Noun)
Kwoso — Bootylicious/Have a big bottom (usually of a woman) (Noun)
Manze — Man! (exclamation usually when one is exasperated) (Interjection.)
Hare — Party or heng (Noun)
Ong'ura — Ugly person (usually male) (Noun)
Musi — Mobile phone (Noun)
Fudhams — Pubic hair (Noun)
Madi — Club Florida 2000 (Noun)
Imbo — Imported (usually from CHEAP quality items) (Adjective)
Pedho — Feeling of being classy/polished (Noun)
Klande — Man or woman that's involved in a sexual affair with a person that has a relationship with another (Noun)
Mkale — A person from the Kalenjin tribe (Noun)
Wagesi — Poor people (Noun)
Bonoko — Fake gun (usually a pistol) (Noun)
Lalez — Babes/hot chicks (Noun)
Zaiq — Man or person (usually male) (Noun)
Nyapunya — Vagina/Pussy (Noun)
Added by Kassilas/ Shabadoo
Momiz — 1. Girl 2. Girlfriend (Noun)
Smarter — 1. Genius 2. Pick pocket 3. Thief 4. Rich person 5. Clean guy (Noun)
Added by xdomain
nuh linga — penis sexing (Verb)
Added by xdomain
mitii — 1. Miraa 2. Penis/dick (Noun)
Added by xdomain
nyamoo — an ogre a gun (Noun)
Added by xdomain
by order — a must. as usual. means of ordering. (Noun)
Added by xdomain
kuumia — being hurt (Noun)
Added by xdomain
talif — mobile phone (Noun)
dungwa — pierced. (Verb)
Added by xdomain
mawazango — Underwear clothe (Noun)
Added by xdomain
Walapa — What's up? (Noun)
Msako meja — Intense search or major crack down (Verb)
Madondo — Kidney Beans (Noun)
shape — stupid crazy (Noun)
Frijesa — Fridge (Noun)
Niso — Nissan (usually a 14 seater matatu then later Shuttles for long distance travel) (Noun)
Mogox — Khat/Miraa (Noun)
Konda — 1. Die with/for (usually of desire or anger) 2. Turn-boy/Conductor in a matatu (Verb)
Jichaka — To go out of or away from a place (Verb)
Added by xdomain
kumechar — kusota (Noun)
Added by samore
wadro — fake things (Noun)
Kukwara — To refuse (Verb)
Kemfa — Penis/dick (Noun)
Vanji — French Fries (Noun)
Added by Igez
achumbati — a girl (Noun)
Added by kilo-nzo
radiator — Vagina (Noun)
Added by Voke
Imboste — A Fake (Product) (Verb)
Pyske — Mood or mind for (Adverb)
gwanyi — thao (Noun)
Added by jahkimic
g-spot — senye (Noun)
Added by jahkimic
nguna — dame girl (Noun)
Added by Abom
oga — shower con (Verb)
chupri — broke (Noun)
malujubeng'beng' — Bum/arse/buttocks (Noun)
Added by viq
Wagwan — 1. What's going on?/what's happening/what's cutting? 2. Problem/trouble (Inflected verb)
Makmende — To want to be a hero (Noun)
Vybe — Talk (Noun)
Fogothare — Useless person or thing (Noun)
Chocha — Incite (Verb)
daidii — bum,ass (Noun)
kurubber — kuishia kuinua (Verb)
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Baidii — Bum, Ass or Behind (Usually of a Woman) (Noun)
stundu — makali kuguage spirits maswara (Noun)
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Ngwati — Pornography (Noun)
makali — spirits (Noun)
ngwanyi — one thousand kenya shillings (Noun)
mullah — money (Noun)
kach — money (Noun)
kangwa — shot (Noun)
pepetwa — shot (Noun)
mradi — deal (Noun)
bonjii — mistake blundertalking (Noun)
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Kenga — To understand (Verb)
mkomii — pick pocket (Noun)
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neti — jail/prison (Noun)
gesi — broke (Noun)
buruka — fly (Verb)
nijea — hihow are you is how (Noun)
uchu — peanuts (Noun)
Jil — Two Hundred (Usually of Currency) (Noun)
Nich — Fifty (Usually curency) (Noun)
naps — napoleon spirits (Noun)
Mbang'a — Police(wo)man (Noun)
tukum — vagina pussy (Noun)
Kondaa — Tout Conductor (Noun)
mzeiya — dude guy (Noun)
mra — deal black market (Noun)
swag — style fashion (Noun)
kuku — girl lady (Noun)
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punani — vagina (Noun)
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ndechu — Gold (Noun)
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chuotho — cannabis sativa (Noun)
nduku — cannabis sativa (Noun)
shada — cannabis sativa (Noun)
blunt — cannabis sativa (Noun)
kapyenga — 1.Cannabis sativa 2. Small (Noun)
weed — cannabis sativa (Noun)
mary-jane — cannadis sativa (Noun)
Ndeng'a — A Gun (Noun)
cahonas — penis dick (Noun)
abdala — penis dick (Noun)
mkwajo — penis dick (Noun)
bakora — penis dick (Noun)
mtiaji — liar snitch unfair (Noun)
bani — mean selfish (Noun)
razi — snitch mean (Noun)
nyadux — sex sexing fuck screw (Noun)
santuri — compact disc music cd (Noun)
ngweru — pals peers buddies my boys (Noun)
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stand,stood — beautiful good attractive glamourous (Noun)
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za-ovyo — nonsense silly issues mistakes stupidity (Noun)
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tuox — sex sexing (Verb)
winch — weak unstable (Noun)
winch winch — weak unstable (Noun)
alutas — khat (Noun)
squaleh — go leave (Verb)
chump — go leave (Verb)
uradii — trouble plan (Noun)
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kismart — lucky (Noun)
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kujitoa — to go to move to run away (Verb)
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mulaa — money (Noun)
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fyaam — trouble (Verb)
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Tortoise — A Girl (Usually Beautiful) (Noun)
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dabus — father (Noun)
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manjia — bus fare (Noun)
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chomaa — misbehaving highlighting spotlight (Verb)
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Tendee — A Girl (Noun)
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kuliwa — stolen caught (Verb)
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kushikwa — buying conned caught (Verb)
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umbthee — fake (Noun)
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sukaa — lie faking conning, convince (Verb)
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mamba — being aggresive (Verb)
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pace — running away walking away in a hurry dodging away (Verb)
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test — t (Noun)
jogji — socks condoms (Noun)
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Mdudu — Aids (Verb)
Teo — Examination (Noun)
madre — hard drugs (Noun)
later — smoke (Verb)
badu — Ass (Noun)
Ndukulu — Marijuana, Weed,Bhang (Noun)
Nduklu — Weed, Marijuana, (Noun)
Klinche — Lunch (Noun)
umblaina — 1>Plain clothe police 2>Complainer (Noun)
Godpapa — 1>A type of a cape 2>God father (Noun)
kuitif — To nice (Verb)
Grau — Grounds (Noun)
Ishi — Delay or Get Late (Verb)
oton — Stone (Noun)
Shuku — To suspect (Verb)
Msapiri — A kikuyu (Noun)
Umoja — Togetherness 2>Estate within Nairobi surburb (Verb)
Mzaha — Kidding,Jokes, (Verb)
Smart ass — Good booty mostly for women (Noun)
Kanya — To catch (Verb)
kushema — Pronouncing words inappropriately (Verb)
soo tano — Five hundred (Noun)
Mashiro — Mother to wanjiru (Noun)
tafash — Fracas (Verb)
Afere — Bus fare (Noun)
Ing'adwa — A hundred shillings (Noun)
mbrucha — 1>No doughts, 2>No problem 3>no worries (Verb)
mburcha — Butchery (Noun)
kabuda — 1>Old man 2>A guy 3>Fat boy (Noun)
Kondiko — condom (Noun)
Jintiki — Jeans (Noun)
Nanga — ass (Noun)
soo mbili — Two hundred (Noun)
so mbili — Two hundred (Noun)
mrembo — A chick (Noun)
muunde — Money (Noun)
Njwidhe — Sweet (Verb)
Wanjiva — Chips or French fries (Noun)
Ugoro — Gold (Noun)
Dawa — Weed (Noun)
poaz — alright (Verb)
wa — Wonder (Auxilliary Verb)
Chimama — A Girl or Girlfriend (Noun)
Mshee — A Girl or Girlfriend (Noun)
Chikita — A Woman or Girlfriend (Noun)
Eftiecha — To get pregnant (Verb)
Nyaa — Shut up (Verb)
Kunyaa — To shut up (Verb)
Chuo — School (Usually primo or secondary) (Noun)
Machuo — Schools (Noun)
Primo — Primary school (Noun)
Prima — Primary school (Noun)
Ha-he — Gossip (Noun)
System — School (Verb)
Kutae — Circumcised (Verb)
Tae — Get circumcised (Verb)
Kampo — University (Noun)
Kamote — Charm (Usually love portion but occasionally evil charm) (Noun)
kuwa gauge — To be drunk (Verb)
Fukuru — Prostitute (Noun)
Vibe — A general feeling that you get from a person (Pronoun)
Saka — To Search (Verb)
Dula — Fool (Noun)
kuoshwa — To be corned (Verb)
Mkanya — A Mother (Noun)
Alaji — 1. Person (Usually a man) with a big stomach 2. Rich person (Noun)
Mukuchu — Money, Cash (Noun)
Kugwan — Danger/ Hard times (Verb)
Nyanyua — 1>To beat 2>To eat (Verb)
Nyondis — A bird (Noun)
liimbukah — to blow out, to explode (Verb)
Fight — War (Verb)
Kibongo — Tanzanian or of Tanzania (Noun)
Gova — A Police(wo)man (Noun)
Inadi — (at) home (usually meant to mean chilling outside ... in the yard) (Noun)
Mraa — Walking around (Verb)
Kijee — Majengo (Noun)
Cladi — 1>Clothes, 2>Dressed nicely (Noun)
Lugu — Luquard (Noun)
Madhee — Mother (Noun)
nauwo — 1>Check 2>Look 3>See 4>Watch (Verb)
Maji — Drunk (Adjective)
Gej — Drunk (Noun)
Mogoka — Khat (Noun)
Busto — Bus station (Adjective)
Risto — Story (Noun)
Sulukru — A chick (Noun)
Tokelezea — Coming out with a swag (Verb)
Banja — Talk (Verb)
Limbi — Two (Noun)
Bweks — Two (Verb)
Ngyai — Tea (Noun)
Icha — Tea (Noun)
Pang'ang'a — To much talk (Verb)
Kinena — Pocket (Verb)
Kujaz — To make one feel happy (Verb)
Kible — To get drunk and sleep (Verb)
Yoyoma — Drunk (Verb)
Tindi — Drunk (Verb)
Kung'aada — To run fast (Verb)
Unyoya — Run very fast (Verb)
Kabo — A Cupboard (Noun)
Ndirao — Walk around (Verb)
Mbetea — Walk (Verb)
Nyorosha — Walk (Verb)
Kumanyoria — To die (Verb)
Scooby — A dog (Noun)
Fap — Puff (Verb)
Fuga — Marry (Verb)
Tekana — Take someone mostly to marry (Verb)
Kurongokwa — 1>To be beaten 2>Drunk (Verb)
Izim Kizim — Propaganda (Verb)
Parachuete — Lift up (Verb)
Mbus — A chick (Noun)
Dranya — A Girl (Noun)
Shubaru — Walking on foot (Verb)
kalesa — kutembea on foot (Verb)
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Mandae — Cars (Noun)
Mzito — A good friend (Noun)
Keroma — Food (Noun)
Puthu — Run or exit very fast (Verb)
Kemba — Look (to observe or understand) (Verb)
Mwaora — To puke, vomit or throw up (Verb)
Muje — To show up (Verb)
Susu — Urinate (Verb)
Umbenyo — Malice (Verb)
Wathee — A market known as GIKOMBA (Noun)
Msuper — Girl (Usually beautiful) (Noun)
Madingo — Thieves (Noun)
Umechar — You are broke (Verb)
Kabuti — It is a term used in the game of draft,meaning you are defeated without reaching your opponents end. (Verb)
Zusha — Complain, cause a ruckus, create a fusss (Verb)
Chwa — Take off (Verb)
Kanjwa — To be paid (Verb)
Inganga — Hundred Shillings (Noun)
Sulu bin sulu — Share (Verb)
Kanjishwa — Asked for payments (Verb)
Kuvaliwa — To be beaten up (Inflected verb)
Tara — Run (Verb)
Vibare — Slaps (Adjective)
Chinjia — To vibe a chick (Verb)
Chwaki — Head (Adjective)
Chwakire — Head (Noun)
Muyalu — A luhya (Noun)
Otogo — Local brewed alcohol (Noun)
Muoroto — Extension houses made of tin/iron sheets or wood (Noun)
Mukoro — Grandmother (Verb)
Mnyanye — Grandmother (Noun)
Dingo — Thief (Noun)
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Credo — Air time (Noun)
weri — A fool (Noun)
Tothii — A fool (Noun)
Ngamwe — A fool (Noun)
Chingiri — Alcohol (Noun)
Arif — Friend (Noun)
Kalongo — Children's game equivalent to playing house ... (Noun)
Kalongolongo — Play house (Verb)
Mguu ya kuku — A Gun (Noun)
Thwau — A gun (Noun)
giriberi — shika/kashi/pokea/hold (Verb)
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nego — Negotiate (Verb)
Braumba — A thousand shillings (Noun)
Ndovu — A thousand shilling (note) (Noun)
Bop — A thousand shillings (Noun)
Tero — Search (Verb)
Saksua — Search (mostly by cops or watch(wo)men) (Verb)
Mahuru — Rude (Adjective)
Mauru — Rude/Arrogant (Adjective)
Ngirimba — Rude/ Brutal/ Arrogant (Adjective)
Girimba — Brutal/ Arrogant/ Rude (Adjective)
Ng'oi — A Watchman or Security Guard (Noun)
Shogi — Guard or A watch(wo)man (Noun)
Mzangale — Old man (Noun)
Buuda — A friend (Noun)
Mudhabu — A father (Noun)
Nguzu — Bhang (Noun)
Ndohm — Bhang/ Marijuana/ Weed (Noun)
Ngusu — Bhang/ Marijuana/ Weed (Noun)
Kuchi — Weed/ Bhang/ Marijuana (Noun)
Gwill — Bhang (Noun)
Fwaka — A Cigarette (Noun)
Ngale — Cigarate (Noun)
Ngife — Cigarette (Noun)
Harmfull — Cigarette (Noun)
Manche — Eat (Verb)
Dimbua — Eat (Verb)
Mangulula — To eat (Verb)
Bagiko — A bag (Noun)
Gikomba — Market known as(GIKOMBA) (Verb)
Pinji — A thief (Noun)
Bandi — Bandit/ Thief (Noun)
Kisap — The Kikuyu Language (Verb)
Mperesa — A person of Kikuyu descent (Noun)
Okuyu — Kikuyu the language or the person (Noun)
Mbana — Number (usually of a cellphone) (Noun)
Namba — Number one (Verb)
Mbanas — Numbers (Verb)
Vipi — What's up? Hi (Interjection.)
Vopo — How are you? (Noun)
Vip — Whats up or Hi (Verb)
Meja — Big or major (usually of a problem) (Adjective)
Impress — A Beautiful Girl (Noun)
Rauo — Cell phone (Noun)
Tenjekna — A phone (Noun)
Nivopo — How are you (Verb)
Msuupa — A Beautiful lady/ woman (Noun)
Msuupu — Beautiful girl/Lady/ Woman (Noun)
Swaara — Bad luck (Verb)
Kiblanda — Mistake or problem (Noun)
Bunduz — Upcountry (Noun)
Machinani — Upcountry (Noun)
Shags — The village (Verb)
Shagz — The village (Verb)
Gichagi — The village (Verb)
Gishagi — The village (Verb)
Oshago — The village (Verb)
Gicagi — The village (Verb)
Gashup — Error (Noun)
Goof — An error (Verb)
Sir Jah — God (Noun)
Godesa — God (Noun)
Sir Godi — God (Verb)
Papagod — God (Noun)
Sajah — God (Verb)
Sa jah — God (Verb)
Viatu — Ugly girls (singular kiatu) (Noun)
Ongura — Ugly person (Noun)
Amechapa — S(he) is ugly (Noun)
Collabo — Collaboration (commonly used in music circles) (Noun)
Pajamo — Together (Adverb)
Pajamos — Together (Adverb)
Pamoja — Together (Verb)
Kiatu — Ugly person (usually a girl/woman) (Noun)
Amebit — S(he) is broke/ not in a good condition or old (Verb)
Feya — Catapult (Noun)
Raiya — Common man (usually in reference to the down-trodden citizen) (Noun)
Safara — Common man (down trodden) (Noun)
Masafara — Poor people (singlular safara) (Noun)
Barbie — 1. A person from the posh/rich areas of the town (Nairobi) 2. A Softie (Noun)
Mbabi — Someone from the posh area in town (Noun)
Poshi — Posh area (Verb)
Uptown — The good/expensive side of town/ Estate/ Market/ (Verb)
Mbazita — Faster (Verb)
Mbasita — Faster (Verb)
Teke teke — Quick (Verb)
Trrr — Quickly (Verb)
Data — To be confused (usually due to love) (Noun)
Hori — Worries (Verb)
Freak — Worry(s) (Verb)
Changanyikiwa — Mixed up (Verb)
Nyanga — Penis (Verb)
Mboki — Penis (Noun)
Nyoro — Penis/ Urinate (Noun)
Abdalla — Penis/ (Noun)
Punyeto — Masturbate (Wank) (Verb)
Monthre — Mother (Noun)
Madha — Mother (Noun)
Muthama — Mother (Noun)
Mudhama — Mother (Noun)
nyong'inyo — Socks (Noun)
Kuom — Come (Verb)
Kamuthe — Come (Verb)
Kamudhe — Come (Verb)
Flady — Rugby under floodlights (often associated with Rugby night matches held at the RFUEA) (Noun)
Pande — Fracas, Chaos (Noun)
Kreki — A nut head (Noun)
Haina was — No Worry, No problem (Preposition)
Ufuk — Money (Noun)
Kwangkwang — A type of liquor known as 'KENYA KING' (Noun)
Ringita — Steal from (Verb)
Kunguta — Beat up (Verb)
Rwada — Beat (Verb)
Seti — Beat (Verb)
Unda — Beat you up (Verb)
Kukung'uta — To beat you up (Verb)
Kukudhanya — To steal from you (Verb)
Kukuthanya — To Steal (Verb)
Kukusamba — To beat you up (Verb)
Kukuseti — To beat you up (Verb)
Kukuunda — To beat you up (Verb)
Kukubeat — To beat you up (Verb)
Kukutwanga — To beat you up (Verb)
Bule — 1. Bullet 2. Tampon (Noun)
Bulle — 1. Bullet 2. Tampon (Noun)
Mahindi — Bullet(s) (Noun)
ong'ong'o — ugly person (usually female) (Verb)
Mleche — Rice (Noun)
Mchengo — Rice (Noun)
Mchelo — Rice (Noun)
Mcheti — Rice (Noun)
Rundema — Prison (Noun)
Ndema — Remand (Verb)
Nditni — Prison (Noun)
Rutanga — Funeral (Verb)
Maombo — Funeral (Verb)
Mangata — Funeral (Verb)
Siusare — Just leave it (Verb)
Lengana — Just leave it (Verb)
Sarekana — Just leave it (Verb)
Rudema — Prison/Remand (Verb)
Ndiwike — Weekend (Verb)
Saluba — Thirty (Noun)
Mtape — Conman/Fraudster/Thief (Noun)
Coni — A Conman or Con Artist (Noun)
Bandii — Bandit,Thief (Inflected verb)
Geje — Conman,Fraudster,Thief (Noun)
Kamutula — Miniskirt (Noun)
Mini — Miniskirt (Noun)
Skenje — Miniskirt (Noun)
Kuguna — To betray one's boss (Verb)
Kugunaguna — To have a habit of always snitching (Verb)
Uza — To betray (Verb)
Nguyas — Mine (Noun)
Yamae — Mine (Verb)
Yamine — Mine (Pronoun)
Shutua — Holla (Verb)
vuta waya — To call (Verb)
nivutie waya — Call me (Verb)
utavuta waya — You will call (Verb)
Kukuchai — To steal (Verb)
Kukuvaa — To beat you (Verb)
Kukurwada — To be beaten (Verb)
Amful — Cigarette (Noun)
Ngwetez — A chiken (Noun)
Kukupinji — To steal (Verb)
Kurwada — To beat (Verb)
Kuvaa — To beat you up (Verb)
Kutwanga — To beat (Verb)
Vaa — Beat (Verb)
Beatika — Beat up (a person) (Verb)
Lumba — Twenty (Noun)
Mbaula — Twenty (Noun)
Ubna — Twenty (Verb)
Pound — Twenty (Verb)
Lumbna — Twenty (Verb)
Umbna — Twenty (Verb)
Kubeatika — 1.Beat you up 2. Broke (Verb)
Parasha — Rumours (Verb)
Umbenye — Rumours/Malice (Verb)
Chini ya maji — Cool runings (Verb)
Mdogo mdogo — Slow but sure/ Cool running's (Verb)
Mdogos — Slowly (Verb)
Chini ya waba — Under cover (Verb)
Chini ya woiyes — Undercover (Verb)
Chini ya woiye — Undercover (Noun)
Babayao — Tuff dude/Top dog (Noun)
Champee — A champion (Verb)
Janje — Someone creative (Verb)
Janjes — Someone Creative (Verb)
Fala dush — A fool (Noun)
Tost — A fool (Noun)
Todhii — A fool (Noun)
Kenti — Bhang (Noun)
Kolobo — Thick roll of bhang (Noun)
Mawada — Bhang/ Weed / Marijuana (Noun)
Mashada — Weed or High after smoking weed (Verb)
Gutuka — Know how/Wise up (Verb)
Chanuka — Enlightened (Verb)
Janjaruka — Alert/ sharp and wise (Verb)
Gutua — To be enlightened by or To enlighten someone (Verb)
Gutusha — Enlighten (Verb)
Wathii — People (Noun)
Muthii — A person (Noun)
Gandiza — Chill/ Lay low (Verb)
Tuliz — Relax/ Rest/ Wait/ Chill (Verb)
Wazi — Yes (Verb)
Wazee — Yes (Verb)
Wazii — Yes (Verb)
Wabee — Yes (Verb)
Zee — No (Verb)
Zae — No (Adverb)
Ndias — Dangerous (Verb)
kumethoka — Danger/ Trouble (Verb)
Ni kubaya — There is danger/ trouble (Verb)
Kunoma — Dangerous (Verb)
Ungamwe — Foolishness (Verb)
Ufala — Foolishness (Verb)
Mbleina — Perenial complainer/Whiner (Verb)
utodhe — Foolishness (Verb)
Umbati — Hungry (Verb)
Kinenge — Feeling hungry (Verb)
Nenges — Hungry (Verb)
Maze — Man! (Noun)
Kugwaya — To be afraid (Verb)
Kushtuka — To be afraid/ To fear (Verb)
Kuingiza njeve — To be scared (Verb)
Kuingiza baridi — To be scared (Verb)
Kuingia waba — To be scared (Verb)
Kuingia mawoiye — To be scared (Verb)
Kuhaha — Being scared (Verb)
Kuingia njeve — Being Scared (Verb)
Kuingia baridi — Getting scared (Verb)
Kuingia maji — Being scared (Verb)
Kiche — Look (Verb)
Mniaju — A child, Baby (Noun)
Mkidi — A kid/ Achild (Noun)
mdiki — A child/ A kid (Noun)
Kukiche — To check (Verb)
Gaamu — Being stingy (Verb)
kudigi — 1>To look 2>To see 3>To check (Verb)
kudigii — To check/ To look/ To see (Verb)
kudegee — 1>To look 2>To see 3>To check (Verb)
Digii — To check (Verb)
degee — Look,See,Check (Verb)
digi — 1>Look 2>Check 3>See (Verb)
Nichwa — Fifty (Usually Currency) (Noun)
Chwanire — Fifty (Verb)
Kulolola — To look,To see,To check,To watch (Verb)
Mujuniour — A junior (Noun)
Muniaju — A Junior (Noun)
Mujunia — A Baby or Young person (Noun)
Ombidho — Bhang/ Weed/ Marijuana (Noun)
Za Bob — Bhang/ Weed/ Marijuana/ (Noun)
Matha — Mother (Noun)
Mathe — Mother (Noun)
Mchongoch — "Your mama" jokes (Verb)
Kujikaranga — Betray oneself (Verb)
Kujimezeshea — To mess yourself up (Verb)
Kujichomea — Mess yourself up (Verb)
Kublanda — To mess up (Verb)
Mnoma — Best at,Good at,Starring (Verb)
Mdeadly — Tough/ Deadly (Verb)
Mkali — Tough (Verb)
Kukaupunch — To rich (Verb)
Kukafunga — Get rich (Verb)
Kuomoka — Being rich (Verb)
Kudosika — Getting rich (Verb)
Mawadadaa — Weed/ Marijuana/ Bhang (Noun)
Nguzuu — Marijuana/ Weed/ Bhang (Noun)
Mbaga — Bhang/ Weed/ Marijuana (Noun)
Mbaaga — Bhang (Noun)
Kindukulu — Marijuana, Weed, Bhang (Verb)
Makova — Lies (Verb)
Mavako — Lies (Verb)
Katavaa — Lies (Verb)
Rudge — Rugby (Noun)
Bingi — Dreadlocks (Noun)
Didre — Dreadlocks (Noun)
Natty — Dreadlocks (Noun)
Rasta — Dreadlocks (Noun)
Mabingi — Rasta men (Noun)
Madready — Dreadlocks (Noun)
Wanati — The people who have dreadlocks (Noun)
Wanaty — People with dreadlocks (Noun)
Warasta — The people with dreadlocks (Noun)
Bila ene — Broke (Verb)
Maskan — House (Noun)
Cajer — A House (Noun)
Jiskia — Prde (Verb)
Jifeel — Brag (about oneself) (Verb)
Mtaani — Home (Noun)
Area — Hood (Collective Noun)
Cajani — House/home (Verb)
Kuthegi — To steal (Verb)
Ksanya — To steal (Verb)
kugosa — To steal (Verb)
Kuthanya — To steal (Verb)
Kudhanya — To steal (Verb)
Kudingo — To steal (Verb)
Kuringita — To steal (Verb)
Kupinji — To steal (Verb)
Kuvuka nayo — To steal (Verb)
Gangari — To be Alert (Verb)
Macho — Alert (Verb)
Kudidigo — Alert (Verb)
Mng'aari — Is a kind of game (Noun)
Mgara — A kind of a game (Noun)
Mpara — A kind of a game (Noun)
Kukuchuna — To steal from you (Verb)
Kukudingo — To rob you (Verb)
Kukugosa — To rob you (Verb)
Chonjo — Alert (Verb)
Kukatsiana — Mis understanding (Verb)
Mezesheana — Mis undrestanding (Verb)
Katsiana — Mis understanding (Verb)
Katisiana — Mis understanding (Verb)
Tafashiana — Mis understanding (Verb)
Tiabe — Tea (Noun)
Ngiai — Tea (Noun)
mtiabe — Tea (Noun)
Kejani — House (Verb)
Dawi — House (Noun)
Dau — House (Noun)
Boflo — Loaf of bread (Noun)
Orenyo — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Brenyo — Bread (Noun)
Tosti — Bread (Noun)
Breadi — Bread/ Loaf (Noun)
Bofulo — Bread/Loaf (Noun)
Nimtaa — Home/ Estate/ Place of living (Verb)
werii — A fool/ Dumb person (Verb)
Bredo — Bread/ Loaf (Noun)
Mkae — Bread/Loaf (Noun)
Msoo — Elder (Verb)
Mbwaku — Elder (Verb)
Mbigi — Elder (Verb)
Oranyo — Bread (Noun)
Mnuthu — Half a loaf/Bread (Noun)
Mnudhu — Half a loaf/bread (Noun)
Denki — To shit (Verb)
bielo — To sheet (Verb)
Dank — To pupu (Verb)
Biech — To shit (Verb)
Kata weight — To defecate (Verb)
Shondeka — To sheet (Verb)
Niaku — Pupu/To sheet (Verb)
Nguyaz — Mine (Verb)
Ya mine — Mine (Verb)
Nyiku — Buttocks (Noun)
shoii — Pupu (Noun)
Nijeiya — Is how (Verb)
Nivipi — IS how (Verb)
Bangaiza — Relax, hang out (Verb)
Chilax — Chilling/Relaxing/Hang out (Verb)
Kaa base — Hang out (Noun)
Kare — Tough (Verb)
Mwrong — Some who is deadly (Verb)
mambo bad — Intresting Story (Verb)
Muso — Elder (Verb)
Musodi — Elder (Verb)
Msodi — Elder (Verb)
Mzii — Bad person (Noun)
Dabuz — Father (Noun)
Waudoo — Not a good person (Noun)
Kaa area — Hangout sport (Noun)
Kutulia — Relax (Verb)
Yanguya — Mine (Pronoun)
Yakwamiae — Mine (Verb)
Yakwamii — For me/ Mine/ (Verb)
Yamistimi — Mine (Verb)
Yamisimi — Mine (Verb)
Ndudhe — Speed (Verb)
Funguka — Run very quick (Verb)
Totois — A lady (Noun)
Ndudhii — Motor bike (Noun)
Teketeke — Run quick (Verb)
Ndudhee — Run quick (Verb)
Mbuuga — Run quick (Verb)
Gwara — To fail/fall (Noun)
Ora — Go (Verb)
kanyaga — Go (Verb)
Tembea — Go (Verb)
Jivute — Go (Verb)
Wiz — Go (Verb)
Weez — Go (Verb)
Jitoe — Go (Verb)
Songa — Go (Verb)
Hora — Go (Verb)
Shtep — To walk away (Verb)
gwara winch — Collect money (mostly used by matatu conductors) (Verb)
Kwachu doo — Take money (Verb)
Bamba mukuchu — Take money (Verb)
Karau — Police (Noun)
Nainae — The Police (Noun)
Beast — A Police(wo)man (Noun)
Pae — A Police Officer (Noun)
Thuti — Suite (Noun)
Dhuti — Suit (Noun)
Dhooti — A Suit (Noun)
Kobwang — Five (Verb)
Tano — Five (Noun)
Vongo — Five (Usually Currency) (Noun)
Kubwang — Waider (Noun)
Nasho — To be built (of the body as a body builder) (Transitive Verb)
Bouncer — Weider (Noun)
Fokojembe — Useless person (Verb)
Kudoonda — To rev (Verb)
Utos — Bullet (Noun)
Nota — Five (Adjective)
Teta — Complain (Verb)
zua noma — Cause chaos (Verb)
leta genje — Cause problems or trouble (Verb)
zua ngori — Trouble/Problems (Verb)
Obwang — Weider (Noun)
Leta noma — Cause chaos (Verb)
leta ngori — Cause chaos (Verb)
Nginyira — Sandals made from old vehicle tyres (Noun)
Filisha — To make someone feel jealous (Verb)
Shush — Grandmother (Noun)
Cucu — Grandmother (Noun)
mnyathe — Grandmother (Noun)
Shosh — Grandmother (Noun)
Nyanye — Grandmother (Noun)
Grandma — Grandmother (Noun)
Grandy — Grandmother/Grandfather (Noun)
Granny — Grandmother (Noun)
Grandmatha — Grandmother (Noun)
Grandmasa — Grandmother (Noun)
grandmathe — Grandmother (Noun)
Usikonde — Don't loose hope (Verb)
Usikuwe na worries — Dont worry (Verb)
ingiza baridi — A fraid/Fear/Worry (Verb)
Grandmadha — Grandmother (Noun)
Mgwan — Adept/Skilled (Adjective)
Kukatiana — To court each other (Inflected verb)
Kumendeana — To court (of a boy and girl) (Inflected verb)
Mdhama — Mother (Noun)
Ankules — Uncle (Noun)
Antidhes — Aunty (Noun)
Mzuka/ Mizuka — Something good. (Verb)
Miti — Khat (Verb)
Mbonoko — Gun (Noun)
Chuom — An alley (Noun)
Badi — A Fat Person (Usually children) (Adjective)
Udu — Bad (Adjective)
Vudu — Bad (Adjective)
Berwa — Two hundred (Usually of Currency) (Noun)
M-net — Mathare North (Noun)
Gitch — Understand (Verb)
Kigwara — 1)Ugly person (usually female) (n) 2)To take (v) (Noun)
Azaara — Disaster (Usually used to mean major problem or dangerous) (Adjective)
Vector — Coner (Verb)
Jamo — One (Noun)
Toja — Pair of Pants, Trousers (Noun)
Pano — Punishment (Noun)
Maguru — Experts (Verb)
Wera — Work (Verb)
bikwi — Biscuit (Noun)
Bika — Biscuits (Noun)
Mawoiye — Water (Noun)
Debe — Music (Noun)
Piga debe — Vote (Verb)
Chweting — Track suit jacket (Noun)
Tick — 1. Machete 2. Nike running shoes (Noun)
Kibenje — Handbag (Usually a lady's) (Noun)
Mokoro — Old lady (Noun)
Kukuru — Highlights (Verb)
Pandisa — A Lie (Noun)
Mjista — Sister (Noun)
Ikongo — Ten (Noun)
Panaha — Here (Adjective)
Atacho — Attachment (Adjective)
Spoko — Canning, Strokes (Verb)
Depa — Deputy (Noun)
Kiradhi — Class (Noun)
Ulaso — A Classroom (Noun)
Chock — A Sip, Gulp (Verb)
Uladho — A Classroom (Noun)
Adisia — Add (Verb)
Yesmore — Give me some more (Adjective)
Ruabe — Shs. 200 (Noun)
Kitoa — To leave/To go away (Verb)
Mbana moja — One round (Verb)
Jill — Two hundred (Usually of currency) (Noun)
Kugoroka — To go crazy (Adjective)
Sahunya — Safari boots (Noun)
Murengo — Short cut on a public service vehicle cue (Adjective)
Shoti — Short cut (Adjective)
Brasa — Brother (Noun)
Irungi — Khat (Noun)
Kunyuria — To die (Adjective)
Chujaa — Shoes (Noun)
taer — Tayre (Noun)
Mandula — 1>Shoes 2>Tyres (Noun)
Kubonya — To eat (Verb)
Genya — Die (Adjective)
Kugenya — To die (Verb)
Gage — Alcohol (Verb)
Keiyo — Sleep (Verb)
Chinku — Of Chinese origin (maybe item or person) (Noun)
hala — A Kenyan of Luhya origin (Noun)
Bonda — Eat (Verb)
Kubamba — 1. To grip (enthrall as of a performance or event) 2. To arrest 3. To catch in action 4. To take (as in acquire an item) (Verb)
Fyatu fyangu — Pimp-mode shoes (Shoes that one wears when going for a date) (Noun)
Fyatu — A mentally unstable person/Looney (Noun)
Heli — Helicopter (Noun)
Neiba — Neighbour (Noun)
Chunguch — Peep (Adjective)
Mabeste — Friends (Noun)
Dangulo — House (Noun)
Comp — Computer (Noun)
Mbwakni — Jumpiness/Fidgetiness (Noun)
Msoro — Spy or someone that likes poking their nose in others' business (Adjective)
Msororaji — Spy (Adjective)
kanyangi — Shoes (Noun)
Mnyweso — Drinking (Adjective)
Kunyweta — To drink (Adjective)
Mtama — Greedy (Verb)
Wanisa — Nissan car (Noun)
Toyo — Toyota (Noun)
Sido — 1>Mercedesbenz 2>Boss 3>Rich person (Noun)
Benz — Mercedesbenz (Noun)
Marc — Mercedesbenz (Noun)
Subru — Subaru (Noun)
Sub — Subaru (Noun)
Karae — Empty (Adjective)
Bambua — Alight or To drop (Adjective)
Bambuka — To Alight (Usually from a matatu) (Verb)
Bilaz — Nothing/Empty (Adjective)
Wangora — Old Car (Noun)
kuumera — To go/ To leave (Verb)
Nduki — A Power Kick (shot) (Verb)
Waba — Water (Noun)
Toile — Toilet (Noun)
Pachu — Bottle (Noun)
Canto — Canteen (Adjective)
Duko — Shop (Noun)
Oduko — A Shop (Noun)
Maake — Market (Noun)
Hanzamboi — A man overly fascinated by his looks and usually full of himself (Noun)
Mdemo — Food (Noun)
Shope — Shoping centre (Noun)
Wazae — Old folk (generally refers to men folk though strictly speaking, could refer to both men and women) (Noun)
Kenge — Money (Noun)
Planyo — Plastic (Noun)
Milo — Milk (Noun)
Nyong'eenyo — Socks (Noun)
Joga — Jogging (Verb)
Pinga — How many (Verb)
Nyongolo — To be mugged (Verb)
Fogoti — Alot/Many (Adjective)
Kibeng — Alot/Many (Adjective)
Ndonye — Little/Small/Less (Adjective)
Ndonyele — Small/Little/Less (Adjective)
Tingua — Open (Verb)
Ngafua — Open (Verb)
Mbauss — Bigshot or bigwig (Noun)
surwa — Soup (Noun)
Tosa — Saturday (Noun)
Daala — Rural home (Noun)
Chedas — Money (Noun)
Thosa — To have sex with (Verb)
Mombao — Mombasa (Noun)
Dimba — Pregnant (Adjective)
Bankiko — Bank (Noun)
Mbexes — Two (Noun)
Ngolova — 70s style platform shoes (Noun)
Mbicha — Photo (Noun)
Nifla — Specific/Random (Adjective)
Renji — A Range Rover (Noun)
Perembwa — Get robbed (Verb)
Nei — Four (Noun)
Mbalas — Wig, Fake hair, Extensions or Weave (Verb)
Dufo — Swiming pool (Verb)
Dufo mpararo — Swiming in dirty water/Mad birth (Verb)
Fore — Forest (Noun)
Praima — primary (Noun)
Njei — Outside (Adjective)
Jakes — House, (Noun)
Rengwa — Early in the morning (Adjective)
Odhedhe — A meal made of beans and corn (Noun)
Odheng'a — Githeri (A meal of beans and maize) (Noun)
Boiz — A man (Noun)
Moto — Fume/Jam/Annoyed (Adjective)
Manyuria — Die (Verb)
looba — Fall in (love) or Something to die for (Verb)
Lachu — Last (Verb)
Gwedegwede — Big mama's Ass (Noun)
Uwanjo — Field or Playground (Noun)
Grao — Playing grounds (Noun)
Rao — Ride (Adjective)
Mbeteza — Walk (Verb)
kabonde — Drunkerd (Adjective)
Muwakaji — Drunkard (Verb)
Maidha — Time (Verb)
Ndweng'a — Bhang (Noun)
Utambi — Big stomach (Noun)
Polytrickcian — Politician (Noun)
concodi — makanga, condaa, benje, (Noun)
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Mukwanja — Money (Verb)
Kujishasha — To be nervese (Adjective)
Chacha — Hype or excitement (could both be good or bad) (Verb)
Chenchiko — Change (Noun)
Ridho — Active (Verb)
Lembes — 1>Front 2>Abroad (Verb)
Ndumba — Witch doctors medicine (Noun)
Daka — To Catch (Usually a Ball) (Verb)
Twara — Run (Verb)
Vodo — Vodka (Noun)
Manamba — Condactor (Noun)
Shikanisha — Understand (Verb)
Tipi — Tissue paper (Noun)
Ndeshi — Bird (Noun)
Mungola — Door (Noun)
Usule — HIM/ HER (Noun)
Mbisha — Picture (Noun)
Ofe — Office (Noun)
Okedi — HIV/AIDS (Noun)
Plaka — Chicken/Roast chicken (Noun)
sexsuana — Having sex (Verb)
Godon — Traffic police (Noun)
Yadi — Yard (Open area usually for chilling) or In the vicinity (Noun)
Dhande — 1>Electricity 2>Ponography (Adjective)
Ndedhe — Naked (Verb)
Mokinyo — Money (Noun)
kanyamo — Something that can make money (Noun)
Mishoni — Mission (Verb)
Tingwa — Closed (Verb)
Blang'aa — Blanket (Noun)
Nguati — Open (Verb)
Ngaata — Fuel (Paraffin/Petrol,Disel) (Noun)
Ngeede — Fuel(Paraffin,Disel,Petrol) (Noun)
ARV — Fake liquor(Not well distilled) (Noun)
Ngira — Colour (Adjective)
Equator — To pass ball through an opponents legs (as in football) (Verb)
Bititi — Breasts (Noun)
Orwaro — Short (Noun)
Tunasosi — We are eating (Verb)
Uthero — A mixture of maize and beans cooked together (Noun)
Kehee — Uncircumcised (Verb)
Ushags — The village (Noun)
Dandia — Jump on (Verb)
Bodii — Weider (Noun)
Umenijamisha — You have made me angry (Verb)
Alining'am — S(h)e saw me (Verb)
kadame — A girl (Noun)
Akajam — Got angry (Verb)
Onyash — Onyango (Verb)
Ung'am — You take a look (Inflected verb)
Longii — Trouser (Noun)
Belii — Bell bottom trousers (Noun)
Limbuka — Explode (Verb)
Maflea — Bell-bottomed pants (Noun)
Oriosh — Karioko (Noun)
Monsai — Mother (Noun)
Ololoo — Kaloleni (Noun)
Dalo — Dallas (Noun)
Majei — Majengo (Noun)
Kokosh — Kariako (Noun)
Geng — Crew,Group, (Adjective)
Sonyii — Soldier (Noun)
Mariamu — A Police van (Noun)
Ukedi — AIDS (HIV) (Noun)
Ukapi — Knife (Noun)
Ukedia — AIDS (HIV) (Noun)
Thilla — Thirty (Noun)
Cham — Illicit brew (Verb)
Tiik — 1>Nike 2>Correct 3>Panga (Noun)
Pank — Rich person (Noun)
Adidaro — Adidas (Noun)
Shabana — Have sex with (Verb)
Hakuwatell — Did not tell them (Verb)
Aliturn — 1>Came back 2>Went back (Verb)
Stadii — Stadium (Noun)
Stopisha — Stop (Verb)
Ananedesha — In need (Adjective)
Desa — A playground where there is no grass (Noun)
Stopu — Stop (of a busstop) (Verb)
Akajangori — Get angry (Verb)
Tifi — Fine, Okay, Well, Fit, Good (Verb)
Kamenuka — Their is a problem (Verb)
Kafi — Reach (Verb)
Hang'era — HANG (Verb)
Msosi — Food (Noun)
Ng'aada — Speed (Verb)
Nyamchom — Roast meat (Noun)
Kundias — Terreble/Trouble/Problem (Verb)
Dhoka — Trouble/Problem/Terreble (Verb)
Boiro — Boiled (Noun)
Yayo — Egg (Noun)
Cabo — Cabbage (Noun)
Palia — Parliament (Noun)
Obako — Kibaki(the name of the third president of Kenya) (Noun)
Nyargen — Moi (Noun)
Kumedhoka — There is a problem/There is trouble (Verb)
Slomo — Slow motion (Verb)
Piengres — Small (Adjective)
Yeseye — It refers to someone it can be (Noun)
Ngomongo — Stone (Noun)
Chop — Read (Verb)
Danda — Fool (Adjective)
Dandi — Clothes (Noun)
Sola — Sun (Noun)
Loso — Alone or Unaccompanied (Adverb)
Vizo — Visit (Verb)
Mao — Mathematics (Adjective)
Dhafu — Mathematics (Adverb)
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Gedhafu — Mathematics (Adverb)
Madhafu — Mathematics (Adjective)
Masti — Electricity (Noun)
Rena — 1>Electricity 2>Matchbox (Noun)
Dolare — Dollar (Noun)
Kwenda uko — Go away (Verb)
Kamu — Come (Verb)
Janjeiya — Creative/Sly person (Noun)
Mkambodia — A Kamba ( A person from eastern community parts of kenya) (Noun)
Mkao — Kamba (A person from eastern parts of kenya) (Noun)
Mkambati — Kamba(A person from eastern parts of kenya) (Noun)
Mbekses — Two (Noun)
Kidu — About (of approximation) (Noun)
Kunywaku — 1>To drink 2>To enjoy 3>Fall in(can be in love or fallen in with the style of the way someone dresses or the way he or she sings and much more) (Verb)
Rosto — Sperms (Noun)
Shuvu — Look (to see) (Verb)
Antinyita — Not to understand (Verb)
Jongo — A Coin or Money (Noun)
Gafe — Coffee (Noun)
Krekisha — Make someone go nuts (Verb)
Kebin — Head (Noun)
Washa — Smoke bhanga (Verb)
Nywaku — Drink (Verb)
Godigodi — Drink(mostly non stop) (Verb)
Pyuk — Vomit (Verb)
Ondoa — Vomit (Verb)
Piuk — Vomit (Verb)
Kutei — To drink alcohol (Verb)
Uma pamba — To die (Verb)
Tiusho — Tuition (usually associated with for-pay, holiday studies) (Noun)
Dinda — Refuse (of a person or something) (Verb)
Haire — Harmony (Verb)
Korona — A Prostitute or Commercial Sex Worker (Noun)
Mago — Magazine (Noun)
Mango — Mangoes (Noun)
Baesa — A Bar or Pub (Noun)
Mbakna — Twenty (Verb)
Momo — Really fat/huge woman (Noun)
Bufero — Bus fare (Noun)
Makudiro — Watch out (usually used when playing or in covert missions) (Inflected verb)
Kudiro — Watch out (usually used when playing or in covert missions) (Inflected verb)
Futhii — Pubic hair (Noun)
Pupa — Brute force (Noun)
Safocalto — A plastic toy rally car (Noun)
Naso — Nursery School (Noun)
Kimangoto — With force (Verb)
Shiet — Stupidity (Noun)
Matatu — Public transport Van (Noun)
Bu — Bus (Noun)
Skundhe — Kales (A type of vegetable) (Noun)
Mataani — Suspens (Verb)
Progi — Program (Verb)
Morgan — Early morning (Verb)
Banza — Hide (Verb)
Mandondo — Cooked beens (Noun)
Dendai — A beatiful girl (Noun)
oriji — Something original (Adjective)
walai — 1.A Skull cap worn by muslim men 2.I Swear (Noun)
Ahando — A Hundred (Originally of Money) (Noun)
Supa — Supermarket (Noun)
Lainso — Licence (Verb)
Nyweta — Drink (Verb)
Agiza — Ask for,Need (Verb)
Kijiko — Speed/Fast/Quick (Verb)
Ojijo — Slum (Noun)
Masho — Manssion (Noun)
Goro — Manssion/A Building (Noun)
Pokee — A Pocket (Noun)
Blackie — 1>Black Mamba(A type of bicycle )2>Black (Mostly describing Africans) (Verb)
Baden — Later (Verb)
Gongana — Meet (Verb)
Mjanamo — One,Single,Alone (Noun)
Nganaso — Move,Gone,Left (Verb)
Songana — Leave,Go,Move,Gone,left (Verb)
Gino — Gueness (Noun)
Iza — Sorry (usually said to console or give polite declination) (Adjective)
Shokena — Tomorrow (Verb)
Sato — Saturday (Verb)
Bereel — Ten shilling coin (Noun)
Mvlane — Boy,Man,Gentlemen (Noun)
Nangoz — Mobile phone (Noun)
Marogoti — Dump site (Noun)
Mpenyo — Opportunity or (a previously non-existent) chance at something (Noun)
Tiko — Ticket (Noun)
Bumburusha — To chase (Verb)
Oboli — Pregnant (Noun)
Tapo — 1>Rush(to go and come back as quick as posible) 2>To tap (Verb)
Nduadhi — Run very fast (Noun)
Doki — Doctor (Noun)
Hosi — Hospital (Noun)
Mocha — Mortuary (Noun)
Nino — Ceiren (Verb)
Gola — A Goalkeeper (Noun)
Teno — Tennis (The Sport) (Noun)
Penso — Pencil (Noun)
Legzas — To walk on foot (usually to work) (Verb)
Mkitu — Beautifu, (Noun)
Mulami — White man/woman (Noun)
Msomo — Somalian (Noun)
Sambu — A Samosa (Noun)
Voki — A Volkswagen Vehicle (Noun)
Kicho — Kitchen (Noun)
Sufuch — Sufuria (Noun)
Skao — Scout (Noun)
Mwere — Useless person (Adjective)
Mnduku — Arsehole (Noun)
Howdhes — What's up? (Noun)
Fastisha — Do faster (Verb)
Baafo — Long time ago (Noun)
Ankara — Bhang, Cannabis Sativa (Noun)
Vajo — Virgin (Usually female but may in rare occassions refer to a male) (Pronoun)
Turi — Ass hole (Noun)
Mochocho — Cigarate (Noun)
Colle — College (Noun)
Lonzero — Fine,Good,Nice (Verb)
Pingis — Whore/Prostitute (Noun)
Usambwenya — Being stupid or difficult (Usually in a deal) (Noun)
Vungu — 1>something good,Nice,Exiting 2>Strong,Weight (Noun)
Nyara — To throw something up for people to grab (Verb)
Raboli — A form one student (Noun)
Laptop — Petite woman (Noun)
Ndala — Sandals (Noun)
Runda — Nice up,Feel good,Feel entertained,feel happy, (Verb)
Opilo — Pepper,Chilly (Noun)
Wahed — One (Noun)
Shanora — Enlighten (Verb)
Janjarua — Enlightened, (Verb)
Maluda — Bhang/Marijuana/Weed (Noun)
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Sadiqa — Beautiful girl (Noun)
Added by oti mapanga
Kushungpeng — Bhang (Noun)
Kibre — Brakes (Verb)
Omoka — Get rich (Verb)
Kuminya — To eat (Verb)
Naishia — I am going (Verb)
Pyputhe — Skinny ama tight trouser (Noun)
Added by Sleeves
Msitiri — A Customer (Noun)
Added by version
Pero — Parent (Noun)
Kamare — Gamble (Verb)
Kato — Middle (Verb)
Tako — Trash (Noun)
Lezzy — Lesbian (Noun)
Tifina — Fine,Good,Well (Verb)
Chara — Broke (Verb)
Prinsi — Principal (Noun)
Mnyoro — Urine (Noun)
Mndesha — Salary (Noun)
Salo — Salary (Verb)
Mungopa — Plan (Verb)
Lecos — College (Noun)
Wedo — Wedding (Verb)
Hema — Frastration 2> Chill (Verb)
Preyo — Prayer (Verb)
Karai — Empty (Verb)
Mbulai — Fine,Nice,Good (Verb)
Kwaria — Refuse with (Verb)
Roko — Alcohol (spirit drinks) (Noun)
Ngumu — Alcohol(Spirit drink) (Noun)
Ngwadu — Penis (Noun)
Hanky — Handkerchief (Noun)
Ndeima — On Monday (Noun)
maolipo — Slippers (Noun)
Added by moffat
Ngunga — Bhang, Marijuana, Weed (Noun)
Wada — Bhang, Weed, Marijuana (Noun)
Soki — To punch (originally in Boxing) (Verb)
Mengo — Headbutt (Original meaning) (Verb)
Onyaso — Short trousers (Noun)
Nuthu — Half a loaf of bread (Noun)
Mayolo — Abroad or Overseas (Noun)
Muarabe — An Arab (Adjective)
254 — Mkenya, Kenyan (Noun)
Riba — Information or News (Noun)
Gonya — Drive (Verb)
Bandal — Money (Noun)
Bediko — Bed (Noun)
Bitikwa — To be beaten (Noun)
Choboua — Its a game if the ball passes between your legs you are beaten (Verb)
Chopi — Clever (Verb)
Chubliu — Sound of something dropping in water (Verb)
Chudi — Penis (Noun)
Chuodho — Marijuana/ Bhang/ Weed (Noun)
Condedhe — A condom (Noun)
Dise — December (Verb)
Duks — A shop (Noun)
Expa — An Expulsion (Verb)
Expe — Expensive (Adjective)
Form — Agenda or plan (Noun)
Fotho — Fourth (Verb)
Gaazo — A Newspaper (Noun)
Gas — Tough people (Verb)
Geri — A gang (Verb)
Gwanda — Shoes (Noun)
Gwash — Marble or The game of marble (Noun)
HM — Headmaster (Noun)
Ikuus — Vagina (Noun)
Kadonye — Small (Verb)
Kamenje — A Camera (Noun)
Katunja — Catapult (Noun)
Kethi — Ugly chick (Noun)
Kibaru — Casual work (Verb)
Kichuri — Hard drug (Noun)
Kidevu — Uppercut (Verb)
Nyanya — Red eye (Verb)
Kuchapia — To steal (Verb)
Kiodhe — A shop (Noun)
Xema — the way idiots great themselves (Verb)
Ukuta — ATM (Noun)
Yogo yogo — Breasts (Noun)
Magowee — Ghosts (Noun)
Teveva — Confused (Verb)
Sem — Semester (Verb)
Yuni — University (Noun)
Nduthi — A Motorbike (Noun)
Niado — Money/ Cash (Noun)
Ndoano — Vibe (Verb)
Sanchu — Safari boots (Noun)
Humezei — You don't know or You don't understand (Verb)
Nyagla — Meat (Noun)
Pocka — Pocket (Noun)
Pocke — A Pocket (Noun)
Kuririma — Heavily drunk (Verb)
Ngatua — Open (Verb)
Ma angolo — Spectacles/ Glasses/ Shades (Noun)
Mono — A form one student (Noun)
Mraah — Plan (Noun)
Mbete — Ring (Noun)
Mboka — Work/ Job (Noun)
Monzo — A cigarette (Noun)
Kumanche — To eat (Verb)
Rwadwa — Beaten (Verb)
Msom — A somalian (Noun)
Mita — A Million (Usually currency) (Noun)
Kidungi — A gun (Noun)
Mweu — A fool (Verb)
Urwaro — Pair of shorts (Noun)
Walach — A person from the Somali origin (Verb)
Warges — A Somalian (Noun)
Pepeta — To juggle (Verb)
Kova — Lies (Verb)
Ponya — The police S(he) (Noun)
Ngalula — A cigarette (Noun)
Rhino — A police van (Noun)
Mraiya — Crowd/ Group (Noun)
Kocho — Broken into (Verb)
Kuwa idhaa — To be in a hurry (Verb)
Raima — A Primary School (Noun)
Taptap — Hard drugs (Noun)
Njuta — Shoes (Noun)
Pinches — A pick pocketer (Noun)
Mchele — Drug (as used in spiking) (Noun)
Madhaland — Kibra (Noun)
Kumkufa — To die for (Verb)
Landi — A Land Rover Vehicle (Noun)
Sok — A Hundred (Usually money) (Noun)
Hando — A Hundred (Usually of Money) (Noun)
Mbotokoto — Selfie (Noun)
Spoti — Sportsman (A Cigarette Brand) (Noun)
mwema — mwema (Noun)
Keki — Bhang/Marijuana (usually hidden in baked cakes) (Noun)
Bangu — Kariobangi (Noun)
Kuselela — Thin (Verb)
Pepa — A Newspaper (Noun)
Zange — Mine (Verb)
Homo — A gay person (Noun)
Tia — To have sex with (Verb)
Pakua — To give sex (Originally related to being loose) (Verb)
Hasapa — Here (Adverb)
Mwaks — Exam leakage (Noun)
Dach — Classroom (Noun)
Rombosa — To cures or to dance (Verb)
Dede — Grasshopper (Noun)
Added by Jemo
Malugu — Loquat (Noun)
Inda — Industrial Area (Noun)
Kampu — A company (Noun)
Ngeos — A girl (Noun)
Kanyau — A cat (Noun)
Kakitu — Money (Noun)
Chwaa — Money (Noun)
Gikosh — Gikomba (Noun)
Tumeland — We've arrived (Verb)
Bankika — Get bankable or get an account (Verb)
Mili — Million (Usually of money) (Noun)
Oraimo — A Primary School (Noun)
Pokoharam — A thieving prostitute (Noun)
Kumbao — To get an erection (Verb)
Wachi — security guard, watchman (Noun)
Advencha — Adventure (Noun)
Reli — Railway line (Noun)
Kware — Quarry (Noun)
Dieres — Middle or Center (Verb)
Nganamsteta — A Cigarette (Noun)
Added by Jemo
Vale — Valentines Day (Noun)
Vals — Valentines Day (Noun)
Jipa — Available (Verb)
Travolta — 70s style platform shoes (Noun)
Walenje — A wallet (Noun)
Nyafura — To steal (Verb)
Flight — Bus Fare (Noun)
Odhero — Githeri (A meal of maize & beans ) (Noun)
Gith — Githeri (a meal made from maize & beans) (Noun)
Gidh — Githeri (a meal made from maize and beans) (Noun)
Ongwelo — Marijuana, Bhang (Noun)
Farasi — Subaru car (Noun)
Disk — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Ngiavati — Chapati (Flat bread) (Noun)
Uganga — Ugali (maize meal) (Noun)
Mbese — Ugali (Noun)
Omofa — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Mkatho — (a loaf of) Bread (Noun)
Ngwete — A Chicken (Noun)
Ondeng — Gym - usually a home-made one (Noun)
Antelope — Beautiful girl/woman (Noun)
Shengspeare — A person skilled in Sheng... one that posses Sheng oratorical skills (Noun)
Ikus — Vagina (Noun)
Nyagus — Meat (Noun)
Kufyeng — To eat (Verb)
Transfoma — Penis (Noun)
Mamboches — Househelps (Noun)
Mdede — A girl/ A lady or A woman (Noun)
Wacheche — Ladies, Women (Noun)
Wambatangu — Mine (of a person) (Pronoun)
Hawayuni — How are you? (aimed at a group of people) (Noun)
Gwadha — A remote place (Noun)
Rukuna — A place called Nakuru (Noun)
Kanairo — Nairobi (Noun)
Ndogogio — Alcohol (Noun)
Added by de.noh
Tire — Bhang (Noun)
Kufa — Laugh with great abandon (Noun)
Vuts — Translocate (Usually in the game of marbles) an opponents marble from one direction to another, often with the intention of aligning it to the hole (Verb)
Njege — Police/Cops (Noun)
Weuweu — Tweng'/accent (usually American) (Noun)
Ukiritimba — Stupidity, Foolishness (Noun)
Utothi — Stupidity, Foolishness (Noun)
Jongo ya tefo — Forty (Usually money) (Noun)
Tefo — Forty (usually currency) (Noun)
Fote — Forty (Noun)
Siaka — Speed, Rush, (Verb)
Sidika — Expensive (Adjective)
Mwilionaire — A high-class escort (Noun)
Ngem — Bhang, Weed (Noun)
O-Level — Oral sex (Noun)
A-Level — Anal sex (Noun)
Fiatu — Pimp-mode shoes (Noun)
Goks — Khat (Noun)
Ngoks — Chicken (Noun)
Ngohen — Chicken (Noun)
Bango — One shilling (usually descriptive of the coin itself) (Noun)
Biko — Illicit brew (Noun)
Thiang'a — Alcohol (Noun)
Campo — University (Or university campus) (Noun)
Gubalo — House (Noun)
Tape — To Steal (Verb)
Diurag — Cell phone (Noun)
Makani — Mechanical Engineer (Noun)
Jiniko — Jeans (Noun)
Jinka — Jeans (Noun)
Ikumbi — ATM (Noun)
Air ponje — Airport (Noun)
Manwar — Rough tackle (Verb)
Otho — In football, a move commonly referred to as "Bicycle Kick" or "Scissors" or "Overhead kick"where a player hits the ball by having his back to his target and kicking the ball over his head. (Noun)
Scissors — In football, a move commonly referred to as "Bicycle Kick" or "Overhead kick"where a player hits the ball by having his back to his target and kicking the ball over his head. (Noun)
Botte — Bottle (Noun)
Mbote — an estate in Nairobi's Eastlands area along Jogoo Road and near Kaloleni (Noun)
Riparian Land — A prohibited place (Noun)
Praco — Practice (Usually of a sport) (Verb)
Orako — Practice (usually of a sport) (Verb)
Urako — Practice (Verb)
Nema — A horny guy (Noun)
Kudenki — To shit/defecate (Verb)
Sponyo — Sponsor (Usually an older male) - Someone that is afforded sexual favors courtesy of the materials (s)he affords another in exchange. (Noun)
Lamba lolo — To give oral sex (Noun)
Lamba — To fall (Noun)
Lolo — Thought to mean Penis but could full well mean anything - context is important (Noun)
Kutu — Lack of sex after a long time (Usually in reference to girls) (Noun)
Mzinga — Alcohol (often used to mean Whiskey or Spirits) (Noun)
Mayengs — (beautiful) girls (Noun)
Rieng — Plan, Organized method (Noun)
Mayeng — (beautiful) girls (Noun)
Wamlambez — A rally call that probably means more things than it doesn't (Noun)
Wamnyonyez — Reply to the call "Wamlambez" (Noun)
Mbogi — Crew (Noun)
Pekejeng — Dance style (Noun)
Kimonyoski — Fun, Partying - but this word can't/shouldn't be used on its own as it is a phrase-word "Mbogi ya Kimonyoski" (Noun)
Aluta — A variety of Khat known as "Mogoka" (Noun)
Toa lock — Get rid of a hangover (Noun)
Ngeus — (Young, beautiful) girl (Noun)
Nunu — Vagina (Noun)
Yengs — (Young, beautiful) girl (Noun)
Mjulubeng — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Mjuls — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Mti — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Fathela — Father/ Dad (Noun)
Mrah — Deal (Noun)
Brus — Merchandise (though usually used for bootleg items but can casually be used to mean virtually anything) (Noun)
Kingale — (Small/left over) Cigarette (Noun)
Dudu — Genitals (Usually a boy's penis) (Noun)
Difu — Food (Noun)
Molis — A person thought to be great at marathon sex (Noun)
Orosho — An alley (Noun)
Nyuria — To Die (Verb)
Chrom — Full (Noun)
Anika — Expose (as in a scandal or to out a person for the purposes of embarrassing them) (Noun)
Oroso — Cross-country (sports) but really used to denote any long distance race (from 3000m) (Noun)
Mboto — Photo (Noun)
Kiyeng — (a young, beautiful) girl (Noun)
Chachisha — Confuse (Verb)
Nyandua — To have (casual) sex with. (Usually between two people that don't have a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship) (Noun)
Nyanduana — Of two (or more) people, have (casual) sex. (Usually between two people that don't have a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship) (Noun)
Kukemba — To Look (to observe or understand) (Verb)
Mless — Young or junior (Noun)
Sele — Silly (Noun)
Ngelz — (Young, beautiful) girl (Noun)
Nghels — (Young, beautiful) girl (Noun)
Mangeuz — (Young, beautiful) girls (Noun)
Kuni — Penis (Noun)
Mstinji — Mean/Stingy (Noun)
Mangoko — (Beautiful) girls (Noun)
Ura — Go (Verb)
Kunyonji — Get a hard-on/Erection (Verb)
Prako — Practice (usually of a sport) (Verb)
Oraks — Practice (usually of a sport) (Verb)
Kupunyeto — To Masturbate (Wank) (Verb)
Fadhela — Father/ Dad (Noun)
Kuwahi — To get (like a job or opportunity, or something) by luck (Verb)
Nyonga — Take an illegal U-Turn (Verb)
Kunyonga — To take an illegal U-Turn (Verb)
Majegi — Breasts/Boobs (of a woman) (Noun)
Kufinywa — Of a girl, be slept with (Verb)
Mtiche — Teacher (Noun)
Mteja — Customer (Noun)
Ndesa — Sunday (Noun)
Tesa — Look hot/beautiful/well made up (Noun)
Twa twa! — Sex (Vigorous/energized) (Noun)
Mjulus — Penis/Dick (Noun)
Mutaratara — Plan, Order, Method of an activity (Noun)
Kanzu — Have a ball lobbed over one's head - usually in a football match (Verb)
Digaga — Sunglasses (Noun)
Kagege — Lost in thought (Verb)
Itambe — Let it roll /run (Verb)
Osha — To con (Verb)
Chongoa — To roast (as in the "your mama" joke sessions) (Verb)
Chongo — To roast (as in the "your mama" joke sessions) (Verb)
Mchongo — "Your mama" jokes (Verb)
Kuchongo — To roast (in "your mama" jokes) (Verb)
Kuchongoa — To roast (in "your mama" jokes) (Verb)
Wolan — Hold on, Pause (But used in Kenya as a refrain) (Noun)
Doktari — A senior doctor or a nosy, all-knowing person (Noun)
Em — A Million (Usually currency) (Noun)
Msus — Girl (Noun)
Mbokita — A Long Time Ago (Preposition)
Dosika — Get rich (Verb)
Osa — Get rich (Verb)
Kafunga — Get rich (Verb)
Mbele — Advanced (in knowledge - especially street smarts) (Verb)
Monchoka — To come out (appear) (Verb)
Muok — To come (over) (Verb)
Kumuok — To come (over) (Verb)
Mrazi — A snitch or enemy (Verb)
Warazi — Snitch or enemies (Verb)
Fafiri — Friend (Verb)
Msolokombo — Penis/dick (Noun)
Lombotove — To love (Noun)
Shembeteng — A variant of Sheng originating from Kayole (Noun)
Chuambatani — Fifty (Usually of money) in 'Shembeteng' (Noun)
Yange — Mine (Verb)
Skimbitia — Shembeteng for Listen (Noun)
Mazembete — Shembeteng for girls (Verb)
Mzimbiting — Shembeteng for Father/Dad or old man (Noun)
Lumbutuku — Shembeteng for look (Style and fashion) (Noun)
Kizumbutungu — Shembeteng for English (Noun)
Mbanga — Police (Usually male) (Noun)
Mambaru — Police (Usually male) (Noun)
Mbaru — Police (Usually male) (Noun)
mneti — jail/prison (Noun)
Riswa — A refrain used in the Legio Maria and Dini ya Msambwa prayers (Noun)
Inengi — Another (Verb)
Mtindo — Style/Trend (Noun)
Kusimp — Of a man, to be "overly attentive" to a woman - making him do "outrages" things like carrying her bag or feeding her in a restaurant all in the hope of getting or retaining her love/attention (Verb)
Mdenge — A (Beautiful) girl (Noun)
Rizla — A brand of paper used for rolling cigarettes or marijuana (Noun)
Nugu — Penis (Noun)
Kinembe — Clitoris (Noun)
Rosecoco — Clitoris (Noun)
Kunywa na straw (idiom) — Be smitten or totally taken in by
Paka mafuta (idiom) — To con
Mguu ya kuku (idiom) — Gun
Bamba vi meja (idiom) — be gripped by or overly facinated by
Cold case (idiom) — Cold food
Tuma salamu (idiom) — Fellatio/Blow job/Bj
Weka Manyundo (idiom) — Have sex with/fuck
Toka teke (idiom) — Run fast
Mambo P-Square (idiom) — It's about sex
Let's have sex
I'm having sex
Chips funga (idiom) — A girl/woman picked from a club or such a place... solely for sex
Mse wa Jirani (idiom) — A gay person
Sonko uma vee (idiom) — Big man stop rushing... take it easy
Manyu ka boot (idiom) — You are at the very end of issues
Mbele ka poke ya shati (idiom) — I'm ahead of matters/issues
Rangi ya thao (idiom) — A lightskin or brown colored woman/girl
Migingo na teargas (idiom) — Ugali and chili/pepper
Piga vuvuzela (idiom) — To give a blow job
Kula ridhe (idiom) — To be shot
Kunoa nanga (idiom) — When a chick is dressed well showing of her body figure mostly her ass
Kuwa juu ya maji (idiom) — To be drunk
Kutupa mbao (idiom) — Out fo your nuts
Tingua keja (idiom) — To vibe a chick
Juu ya mawe (idiom) — Idle sitting
Chini ya maji (idiom) — Chilling
Kukata maji (idiom) — Drink alcohol
Raundi mwenda (idiom) — Walk around
Kulalisha rada (idiom) — Not understanding
Juu ya shamba (idiom) — Chewing khat
Juu ya dimanga (idiom) — Idle seating
Jamaa alibetekwa (idiom) — Jamaa alipigwa
Jama alipatangori (idiom) — Jamaa alipata shida
Kuwa ngangari (idiom) — Being alert
Mabeast wako area (idiom) — The police are around
Hamna was (idiom) — No problem
Kupatwa na mchuma (idiom) — Be found with a gun
Kuenda mbana moja (idiom) — To go for one round
Vutia wire (idiom) — Call a person (of a phone call)
We ni mwewe (idiom) — You are a betrayer
Kuwa na pang'ang'a (idiom) — You are a loud mouth
Bafu chafu (idiom) — To be conned
Kata vaa (idiom) — Lie
Choma picha (idiom) — To spoil a situation
Choma ndishken (idiom) — To spoil a situation
Toto si tortoise (idiom) — She is good the way dint expect
Pewa maji (idiom) — Drink alcohol
Ingiza njeve (idiom) — To fear
Kuingiza waba (idiom) — To be afraid
Kuingiza baridi (idiom) — To fear
Kuingiza fridge (idiom) — Be afraid
Kukunja mkia (idiom) — To be Afraid
Kupiga leather (idiom) — To walk
Earth wire (idiom) — Wearing suit
Ingizana box (idiom) — Convince
Dungana ball (idiom) — To impregnate
Kula moto (idiom) — To be angry, Enraged, Mad
Cha mbele (idiom) — Abroad
Baba yao (idiom) — A Tough Dude
Kame chapa (idiom) — 1>Spoilt 2>Broke
Kanyanga nyoka (idiom) — To miss the ball while you wanted to stop it with your foot mostly used in soccer match
Gonga ukuta (idiom) — Backfire
Kunywa na straw (idiom) — Engross deeply
Mambo mbaya (idiom) — Deadly Thing
Kudunga Hema (idiom) — Chilling out
Niko wire (idiom) — I'm broke
Test (idiom) — Test
Inaitisha Chipo (idiom) — A shoe that is torn at the front (toe-side)
Uma vako (idiom) — To sit in wait
Kavu mbili (idiom) — Two thousand
Tuliza ball (idiom) — Take it easy ... think before acting
Tia ndani (idiom) — To eat
Shikishwa Handi (idiom) — To be made pregnant
kuchipo (idiom) — To get a one-night stand girl (Usually from a club or house party)
Kuchipoiwa (idiom) — Of girl, to be taken on a one-stand
Fiatu fyangu (idiom) — Pimp-mode shoes
Lamba Lolo (idiom) — To suck dick (give fellatio/perform oral sex)
Toa Kutu (idiom) — To have sex (usually by a girl) after a long time
Kupiga Kuni (idiom) — To have sex with
Jenga kapa (idiom) — To give a person 1,000 shillings (more often than not, without the person having worked for it - and never expect it back)
Kula rithe (idiom) — Get shot
Kunyonga monkey (idiom) — To masturbate/wank
Pigwa mti (idiom) — Be made love to (though this idiom connotes a boy/man having sex with someone that is not necessarily his partner)
It is derogatory in intention.
Kuwa Mteja (idiom) — To be unreachable (by phone)
Nyonga nugu (idiom) — To masturbate/wank
Gwara winch (idiom) — Collect money (usually in a matatu)
Toka kapa (idiom) — To run fast