South Africa
isiXhosa

Ncmsl

This word comes from the Xhosa language, and is mostly used by the Xhosa speaking people."Ncmsl" Is a short word for "Ncamisile".It is means unbelievable.
Example

"Chomi uLisa undifuna back"

"Ncmsl"

yonelisa. • 28 July 2021
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Ndutsu

Indutsu is a Xhosa vulgar word that means butt or ass.

Also see mdidi.
Example

Ndakukhaba unye endutsu.

Utheth'indutsu.

MXhosa • 18 May 2021
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Ngxaza

Ingxaza is a Xhosa slang term for pants.
Example

“Chapha chapha chapha, amanzi ingxaza yam”

MXhosa • 06 October 2023
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Nindahlule

Nindahlule is a general Xhosa phrase meaning I'm in disbelief .
Example

out of disappointment : "yho hayi nindahlule"

Annie raghu • 24 January 2025
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Ninganya

A Xhosa term that directly translates to "y'all would shit".
Example

No one:





Black Coffee: Ninganya

Mbali • 09 August 2020
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Njibhabha

Injibhabha is a Xhosa term that is mostly used by women to refer to loss of hair (in women) on the side of the hair. Or just woman becoming bald.
Example

Yho seyonjibhabha kusisi wakho

Sinazo • 25 June 2021
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Nkabi

A Xhosa term that is used to refer to a castrated animal (an animal whose balls/testicles have been cut off).
Example

This cow can't make kids because yi nkabi.

Sinazo • 05 May 2021
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Nkqayi

Inkqayi is a Xhosa term for chiskop. Like when you cut all of your hair (bald).

A lot of people misspell it as nqayi.
Example

Soze ndiphinde ndichebe inkqayi.

MXhosa • 24 May 2021
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Nkunkqa

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Inkunkqa is a Xhosa term for that dirty white thing inside an uncircumcised penis.
Example

Go bath, ude wanayo ne nkunkqa.

MXhosa • 1 day ago
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South Africa
isiXhosa

Nkunzi

Nkunzi is a Xhosa term for a male animal. It is also often used to refer to a person, obviously male.
Example

Ndifuna ukuthetha inkunzi yebhokhwe.



I want to buy a male goat.

Xhosa Nostra • 14 July 2025
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