Let us loss all of them
Example

Agbarha ye vwiyo otor

French Ovotu Abraham • 09 May 2025

Gqe

Igqe is a derogatory Zulu word for vagina.
Example

Why are you broke when you have igqe?

Skhokho • 09 May 2021

Che

Give me or pass me. It is a substitute for the word skyf. Pronounced as “Chair”
Example

Che me the phone Broer, I wanna call someone to bring us Pipe.

Big Saint • 17 March 2023
A local restaurant serving traditional Ghanaian food.
Example

We chop fufu for the chop bar.

Africtionary AI • 26 July 2026

Unomokhwe is a Xhosa term for a hoe or whore.
Example

I hope la nomokhwe can rest in agony.

Themba • 30 December 2024

Livamoric

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1. Something that is blessed, rich and peaceful all at the same time. Not loud money, not stressful money, but soft, quiet, rich energy that brings peace to the owner and to everyone around it.

2. A lifestyle, place, object, or vibe that carries Livamora. If it is livamoric, it looks rich, feels blessed, and gives you peace when you see it or touch it. From expensive but simple clothes, to a clean yard in Kameelrivier B, to a person who smiles even when they have money.

3. In Skamelian culture: The highest level of blessing. When something is livamoric, it means God has touched it with wealth AND with rest. Money without noise.
Example

- "His new house is livamoric - not big but full of peace and wealth."
- "She has a livamoric soul, even her laugh sounds rich and blessed."
- "I don't want fast life, I want livamoric life from 0477."
- "Those shoes are livamoric, simple but you can see they are blessed."

Anti Devil • 3 days ago

Umpu is a Xhosa word for a gun.
Example

Ndifuna umpu wam
I want my gun.

OD • 26 July 2025
These word EFIKO stand for a brilliant person
Example

Tolu is an efiko of our class

Muhammed • 28 November 2024

Is a place in ughelli North local Government Area
Example

Let us go to Saniko.

French Ovotu Abraham • 09 May 2025
Ancient name of Africa, meaning 'mother of mankind'/'garden of eden'.
Example

People need to talk more about Alkebulan.

stellabeaver • 27 June 2025


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