Call us now:
Common Swahili verbs
imba (sing), kimbia (run), kunywa (drink)
chukua (take), kula (eat), ongea (talk)
simama (stand), lala (sleep), leta (bring)
tengeneza (make), boma (destroy), ishi (live)
kufa (die),njoo (come), nenda (go)
cheka (laugh), lia (cry), anza (start)
maliza (finish), safisha (clean), chafua (dirt)
soma (read), andika (write), simama (stand),
kaa (sit),panda (climb), shuka (drop)
saidia (help), iba (steal), uza (sell)
nunua (buy), jenga (build), weka (put)
hifadhi (keep), piga (beat), ng’ata (bite)
pigana (fight), pata (get), poteza (lose)
cheza (play, dance), pika (cook)
vaa (wear), vua (take off), ruka (jump)
ingia (get in), toka (get out), ondoka (leave)
pambana (struggle), fanya (do), kamata (catch)
angalia (look), tazama (watch), lalamika (complain)
ongezeka (increase), pungua (decrease), fagia (clean)
fua (clean), futa (delete), taarifu (inform),
hit (gonga), wahi (be early), chelewa (be late)
jifunza (learn) sahau (forget), kumbuka (remember)
lowana (get wet), kauka (dry), andaa (prepare)
chambua (sort), chambua (analyze), badilika (change)
tathmini (evaluate), lingana (look the same)
iva (ripe), komaa (mature), ita (call)
jaribu (try), ota (dream/grow), jificha (hide)
fanikiwa (succeed), kasirika (be angry), furahi (be happy)
sikitika (be sad), fahamu (know), understand (elewa)
tukana (abuse), bembeleza (caress), ua (kill)
shinda (win), onesha (show), tofautiana (look different)
shona (sew), fungua (open), funga (close/score)
nenepa (become fat), konda (become thin), koma (stop/cease)
shindwa (fail), fundisha (teach), changanya (mix)
ganda (freeze), yeyuka (melt), bahatisha (bet)
kusanyika (gather), tawanyika (scatter), penda (love)
chukia (hate), Sukuma (push), vuta (pull/smoke),
kamata (arrest), kata (cut), badilisha (change)
rahisisha (simplify), choma (burn), kaanga (fry)
zama (sink), elea (float), rudi (return)
rudisha (return), koroga (stir), tuma (send)
pokea (receive), sababisha (cause), tatua (solve)
mwaga (pour), Sali (pray), uliza (ask)
jibu (answer), panga (plan), taka (want)
hitaji (need), chimba (dig), zika (bury)
ishi (live), alika (invite), fukuza (chase)
chinja (slaughter), pita (pass), ona (see)
leta (bring), tembea (walk), pendeza (look good)
pumua (breathe), oga (bathe), swaki (brush)
beba (carry), nyonyesha (nurse), kutana (meet)
hesabu (count), panga (arrange), jongea (move)
endesha (drive/ride), chunga (take care off)
One comment
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
I got good info from your blog