What does Kitoko mean in Lingala?
Oct 12, 2014. @ADELLEO. @ADELLEO. Mwasi kitoko means beautiful, pretty good, nice (e.g. the taste of food)
Bolingo means love. Ngai means me. Therefore bolingo na Ngai literally means “My love”. The title for Alicios' song 'Posa ya Bolingo' means 'Thirst for Love'. Posa is the lingala word for thirst.
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tata nkoko – grandfather. yaya – older brother, older sister. Common phrases and examples.
Lingala Dictionary: makasi means strong or hard, nakomi lokola = I turn into, lokola, bango = them.
Noun. motéma 3 (plural mitéma 4 ) heart. character, personality. courage.
Nzambe/Zambe – means God. Though there are different spelling variations depending with the region hence you may find the word 'Nzambi/Zambi' being used to mean God. To use this words correctly, getting the context matters a lot.
loba, form of a verb. infinitive : koloba. time : (etinda) imperative (run ! let's go !
Mabele: Without an accent make at the end, pronounced with a soft 'b' can mean – milk, or breast. Mwana oyo alingi komela mabele/miliki (from English) – this child wants to drink milk. Mwasi wana azali na mabele minene –that lady has big breasts.
What does Mbongo mean Lingala?
Money. Mbongo ezali lokola mbeli wana oyo epeli. Money is like a sharp knife.
elengi, pl. bilengi (class 7/8 : e- / bi-) pleasure, what gives pleasure. good taste, delicious. cozy, nice feeling, beauty, gentleness.
| No. | English | Lingala lingála |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | husband | bolóngani, mobáli |
| 42 | mother | mamá |
| 43 | father | tatá, papá |
| 44 | animal | nyama |
mpámba, pl. bampamba (class 9/10 (2) : - / - (ba-) : plural invariable from context (or informal/modern ba-))sonorous consonant. pámba. nothing, zero, vain.
I love you!” Nalingi bino mingi!”
pesa, form of a verb. infinitive : kopésa. time : (etinda) imperative (run ! let's go !
mama koko grandmother tata koko grandfather.
tika, form of a verb. infinitive : kotika. time : (etinda) imperative (run ! let's go !
móníngá, pl. baninga (class 1/2 : mo- (mu-) / ba- (persons)) friend, comrade.
MOKONZI, noun, pl. MIKONZI. chief, king, president, boss, authority, lord, master. derived from : KOKONZA.
What does Mobimba mean in Lingala?
Mobimba, a lingala word meaning “Complete”
Risima is a Xitsonga word meaning "Value" in English. Oxford definition. Value —n. - Worth, desirability, or utility, or the qualities on which these depend. - Worth as estimated (set a high value on my time).
likoló, pl. makolo (class 5/6 : li- / ma- (parts of body, fauna, flora,...)) sky. above, on top of.
The word Libala in Lingala means "marriage" or "wedding" and from it we derive words such as: a) Bala - marry/wed.
katil (definite accusative katili, plural katiller) murderer, killer.
Die man (Afrikaans word for 'the man') Grootman (Slang for a man you respect)
noun. weight [noun] the amount which a person or thing weighs. weight [noun] a piece of metal etc of a standard weight.
In Lingala, TALA means TO LOOK, whereas TALATALA symbolizes a MIRROR, that object which reflects our own image and helps us know ourselves.
“GOD bless you!” “NZAMBE apambola yo!”
mbóka, pl. bamboka (class 9/10 (2) : - / - (ba-) : plural invariable from context (or informal/modern ba-)) village, country, village of origin, country of origin, bled. region.
What is Makemba Lingala?
plantain, sort of banana for cooking.
Eloko, Biloko, And Bilei? 'Eloko' means thing/something, while 'Biloko' is the plural, and also means – goods/items/objects. In Lingala, the word for food is 'Bilei. ' However, often people use 'Biloko ya kolia' to say food.
Hint: Kudi is of Dravidian origin meaning house or hut which means a term often used in South India.
/bīvī/ nf. wife countable noun. A man's wife is the woman he is married to. /bivi, bIvI, beevee, bīvī/
daddu. GRANDFATHER = दद्दू [pr. {daddu} ](Verb) Usage : He is my grandfather.
The English word “beautiful” means “kitoko” in Lingala. Ex: Nzete wana eza kitoko.
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Lingala Lesson. Praise God = Nzambe akumama.
The English word “beautiful” means “kitoko” in Lingala. Ex: Nzete wana eza kitoko.
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