Browse Samburu - English – Angalia Samburu - English

a
b
ch
d
e
g
h
i
j
k
l
m
n
ng'
ny
o
p
r
rr
s
t
u
w
wu
yi

m


monkoimónkóípl.monkomónkonom. sg.monkóínom. pl.mónkôn.f.1a tumor found on cattle, it is usually removable surgically2lying, trickery, treacherycflmonkoi
monyuamóɲúápl.monyuaachimóɲuáácinom. sg.moɲúánom. pl.moɲuaacín.f.liver
moormɔ̩́ɔ̩́rpl.moorrimó̩ó̩rin.f.ritual performed when a child is bornMoor is a generic name for the two rituals lkupoket and lbuutan.cflbuutanlkupoket
mootomɔ̩́ɔ̩́tɔ́a-mokun.f.familiarity
mororemóɾóɾéa-morn.f.insulting, the act of insulting
morotomóɾótóa-morpl.morotmoɾótnom. sg.moɾotón.f.insult, esp. with sexual connotations about a female relative
moruoadj.oldcfarrarrimusana
motimotípl.motiomotíonom. sg.mótinom. pl.mótion.f.an earthen or clay pot especially used traditionally for cooking meat
motonyi1mótoɲîpl.motonymótoɲmotonyi2motóɲinom. pl.mótoɲín.f.bird of prey, large bird (generic term)Ther term includes at least the following birds of prey: lugut, margiro, sakeri, nanya nkik, lkilerua, lkurruk, matorogi, narrancho. For a male bird of pray, the gender prefix l- is attached to the word.cfnkueenyi
motorogmɔ́tɔ́ɾɔ́gpl.motorogimotoɾogín.f.a goose spec.
motuamótuapl.motuaimótua̩í̩n.f.1portionmotua e tomon(eccl.) tithes2(eccl.) chapter in the Bible
mowuomów:ópl.mowuarakmów:áráknom. sg.mow:ónom. pl.mow:arákn.f.horn of any animalmowuo e lmaalothe horn of the greater kuduCow's horns were formerly used as elders' drinking vessels. The horn of the greater kudu is sounded at ceremonial occasions, judgments, and war.
moyogimójógípl.moyogmójognom. sg.mojogínom. pl.mójôgn.f.chyme
moyianmɔj:ána-muaipl.moyiaritinmoj:aɾitínnom. sg.mɔ́j:ânnom. pl.mój:aɾitínfr. var. pl.moyiaitinmoyiantinn.f.sickness, diseasesynnkibisiong
mpaachm-pá̩a̩ca-paachnom. sg.m-pá̩á̩cn.f.1room, space2opportunity
mpaadem-pá̩á̩dɛ̂fr. var. ofpaaden.
mpachachm-pácacnom. pl.m-pacácn.f. pl.edible stems from the Caralluma gracilipes plant
mpagasm-págaspl.mpagasim-pagasínom. sg.m-págâsnom. pl.m-págasín.f.1limestone powder, it has a ritual use by lais2an area where there is limestone
mpaipayanm-paipájana-paipayann.f.fleas found on chickensWhen the fleas get on people they feel like a loose hair on the skin, hence the connection with the verb 'to caress'.
mpalaim-páláípl.mpalam-pálanom. sg.m-paláínom. pl.m-pálân.f.1letter2sheet of papersynnkardasi
mpalakinotom-palakínotóa-palakin.f.forgiveness
mpalantetm-pálantɛ́tpl.mpalantetim-palantetínom. pl.m-pálantetín.f.leather spear scabbardcfnchachurtapate
mpang'itm-páŋɪta-pang'un.f.swelling, of stomach, belly
mparm-párnom. sg.m-pârn.f.dayNkini toki ake aisom ta mpar.I only study a little each day.cfdetmparri
mparakuonim-páɾákuonípl.mparakuom-páɾakuɔnom. sg.m-paɾákuonínom. pl.m-paɾákuɔn.f.1(esp. in plural) cow (a secondary term)Nchooki kule ee mparakuo.Give me some cow's milk.2rains and plenty, a good gift from Godcfnkiteng