A lady who has interactions with multiple males
Example

That lady is a skhaftin last week she was with a different guy

Awethu • 01 May 2025
A kasi term used to refer to food.
Example

I am starving, ke batla zozo.

I am starving, I want food.

DRex • 03 November 2022

O jewa ke eng is a Sotho term that directly translates to "What is eating you" in English. This is a phrase that has become famous on Twitter after a user named @akreana tweeted it back in June 2019.
Example

Friend 1: Why are you so down, o jewa ke?

Friend 2: Eish my friend, my boyfriend has been cheating on me with that slut from Pitori.

Mr Trends • 26 July 2020
*WORD: LIVAMORA* _/li-va-mo-ra/ - liΒ·vaΒ·moΒ·ra_

*Language of Origin:* Skamelian (Kameelrivier B Dialect, Mpumalanga)

*Classification:* Wealth Word, Blessing Word, Soft Money

*PRIMARY DEFINITION:*
Livamora (noun): *Soft, rich, blessed money that comes with peace.*

It is not hard hustle money, not blood money, not stress money. Livamora is money that flows gently, stays long, grows quietly, and brings honor to your family. It builds a house, not noise.

*2ND MEANING:*
"Money that loves you back. It comes clean and stays clean."

*ORIGIN & HISTORY:*
Coined on 30 September 2026 in *Kameelrivier B, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa, Postal Code 0477, Dr JS Moroka Municipality, Nkangala District*, by The General, Founder of the Skamelian Empire.

Etymology: Skamelian root "Liva-" = to live, to flow, to multiply + "-mora" = root, soul, blessing (sister to Blomora). Together: "Wealth that lives and stays rooted."

*RESPECT TO ALL LANGUAGES:*
Livamora does not replace any language. It stands alongside Blomora, Ubuntu, as our Skamelian contribution to the world.

*USAGE:*
- _I don't want fast money, I want Livamora._
- _His business is blessed with Livamora, it grows every year._
- _That tender is not Livamora, it has too much noise._

*Verb Form:* To livamora = to make money in a clean, peaceful way that lasts.

*SYNONYMS:* Blessed wealth, Clean money, Soft riches, Honorable gain
Example

*In a Sentence:* "He left the city chaos and came home to 0477 to build his Livamora slowly and peacefully

Anti Devil • 30 September 2026

The word is used as an intentional misspelling and pronunciation of the word β€˜amandla’ which means strength.



The word was popularised on social media after Naomi Campbell said β€˜amandala’ instead of the correct β€˜amandla’ at the Global Citizen Festival in 2018.
Example

You'll be strong. Hayi wethu Amandala to you.

Sinazo • 30 April 2021
These Cameroonian,male or female who are specialized in the act of scamming
Example

Pablo is a nges boy

Rambo • 15 August 2022

Umundu is a Human Being
Example

Ekhaya Sifuna Umundu sazoberega

Pronunciation
by Anti Devil
Anti Devil • 29 July 2026
Is a colloquial Xhosa term for crazy or mentally disturbed.

It is mostly used as an insult.
Example

Ingathi azithi dadobawo pha apha kuwe wena.

MXhosa • 13 May 2021

Mfanaka is a Sotho term that loosely translates to "my boy". It is used to mean my friend, my bro.
Example

Eita, dintshang mfanaka?

How's it going, my boy.

Morena • 24 May 2024
A beautiful person
Example

Bona lezothi

AishArn • 01 December 2021


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