Example Junior and Moses united can be refered as Junimo in one
Pronounced (ggggaaah); is a Khoikhoi word for āplentyā or āenoughā. Used in Xhosa as a term for āThatās enoughāoften in anger and sometimes in disgust hence mistaken for āewā.
In Khoikhoi: There is a river in the Eastern Cape called Birha. Bi is milk, and rha is plenty. Hence āa place of milkā. Another use is in the Xhosa chief Gambusheās nickname: Rharhabe meaning āMinister of Plentyā.
In Xhosa it varies:
In a Dismissal Manner
Someone: Iām going to out race you.
Me: Rha! That would be the day.
To stop a child who is hitting another child a parent could say āStop it. Rha! Thatās enoughā
In a Disgusting Manner
When a child see poop usually they used to say āRha! Pooā
When people hear, smells, or see a disgusting thing they can say āRha!ā
In an Elated Manner
A person recounting an exciting moment of thriumph can say āRha! I out did myselfā
Feeling pretty? āRha! Iām beautifulā
Guy: Hi
Girl: Hi
Guy: Hud
Girl: Gud u
Guy: Gud, wud?
I got myself igudumana, Iām sorted for life.
Ingathi ikhona igurans between lamajita.
It looks like there is some war/conflict between those guys.
She is learning to speak Swahili before her trip to Tanzania.
It can also be used to refer to an adult male but you need to make sure that you are not scared of that person you call kwedini.
I will moer you, kwedini. Don't disrespect me like that.