Thonqo

Thonqo is a Xhosa slang term for an idiot or a fool.

Haisuka ngu thonqo lo
This is an idiot.

by: MXhosa , 27 July 2023

Country: South Africa

Kganthe why?

It's a combination of two words, Sepedi and English, by Mogau Samson Leagathoko Malepe asking someone to rephrase their statement, or tell, "I don't vibe with you" or "I don't follow".

"Bra, I've been looking for you all-over, where did you dissappear to?"
MSL Malepe: "Kganthe why?(with an annoyed lookalike face)"

by m.s.malepe, 21 May 2021

Country: South Africa

Kwedini

A Xhosa term for small boy. It is generally used by older men when referring to a younger boy.
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.

by Mbali, 26 April 2021

Country: Worldwide

Park the bus

In soccer, to park the bus means to play very defensively, to get a lot of players behind the ball. Imagine a bus parked in front of the goal. It is almost impossible to score.

Park the bus, Man United. Playing football the Mourinho way

by Varsity Dude, 28 April 2021

Country: Nigeria

Okpo

Okpo is a person, in particular a woman, who engages in sexual activity for payment

I want go carry Okpo

by French Ovotu Abraham, 08 April 2025

Country: South Africa

Vamna

Is the Xhosa term for korobela - which is love potion given to your lover so that he/she only loves you.
It basically translates to yiva mna ndedwa (only hear me).

I won't mind even if you can give me ivamna.

by Sinazo, 05 May 2021

Country: Nigeria

Amebo

Amebo is a Nigerian slang term used to refer to a person who likes to gossip or likes to spread gossip.

You too like amebo.
You love gossip.

by Adeola, 16 May 2022

Country: South Africa

Bhentse

ibhentse is a very vulgar Xhosa term for a vagina.

Ndicela undiphe ibhentse.

by MXhosa, 24 May 2021

Country: Worldwide

oTrap

Look up skrr skrr

These days they like dating oTrap.

by uCrist, 01 July 2021

Country: South Africa

Kiss Madolo

This is what educated people call "knock knees". When a person is standing and his/her knees (madolo) are touching (kissing).
It can also be called a kiss kiss.

He can't run because he has kiss madolo.

by Danny, 26 April 2021

Country: South Africa