Word of the Day [14 Mar 2026]

Tut

A tut is a widely used varsity term for a tutorial.

I have to leave early because I have to submit my tut.

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Gwababa

Fear of women, especially beautiful women.

This one can't talk to women, akere he has gwababa.

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Gomora

The nickname for township of Alexandra in Johannesburg., also known as Alex. It has been compared to the Gomora in the Bible.

If you value your safety, don't drive in Gomora at night

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Thesha

To work; To get up against all odds and stand on business

U Cisha no Gawst basathesha e studio;
Besithesha murtu e spani vandaag

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Magesi

Magesi is a South African football team that plays in the Betway Premiership. They recently won their first trophy, in their first season in top flight football, by beating Mamelodi Sundowns.

Magesi is here to dominate.

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Lepyatla

This term is commonly used to refer to a very beautiful and attractive girl. This word originates from S'pitori, commonly known as Pretoria.

Tjo ngwana ona na ke lepyatla.

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Mabopane

Mabopane is a residential township in South Africa. It is situated in the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, to the north of Pretoria in Gauteng.

I was visiting a friend in Mabopane.

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Nyoviolas

Nyoviolas is a playful variation or nickname referencing South African rapper Cassper Nyovest, often styled as "Don Nyoviolas".

Ola Nyoviolas, I am your biggest fan.

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Nzeft

Is a colloquial Xhosa term for pubic hair.
Also see izinza.

iinzeft zam ziyarhawzela.

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Luanda

Angola's oil-rich capital mixing Portuguese heritage and rapid modernization.

Luanda's Ilha do Cabo is famous for its seafood restaurants and nightlife.

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M'tsali

Describes a location, either at home school or any place.

Ituye kum'tsali kamweina.

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