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People in the Family in kiSwahil
People Watu
Male Mvulana / Mwanaume
Female Msichana / Mwanamke
Child(ren) Mtoto (Watoto)
Boy(s) Mtoto (watoto) wa kiume
Girl(s) Mtoto (watoto) wa kike

Family

Femili / Familia

Father Baba
Mother Mama
Uncle (Mothers brother) Mjomba
Uncle (Fathers brother) Ami
Uncle (Fathers elder brother) Baba mkubwa
Uncle (Fathers younger brother) Baba mdogo
Auntie (Mothers sister) Shangazi
Auntie (Fathers sister) Amoo
Auntie (Fathers elder sister) Mama mkubwa
Auntie (Fathers younger sister) Mama mdogo
Brother / Sister (young) Ndugu
Brother (elder) Kaka
Sister (elder) Dada
Grand father Babu
Grand mother Bibi
Grand son(s) / daughter(s) / child(ren) Kijukuu (Vijukuu)
Last born of the family Kitenda mimba
Step father Baba wa kambo
Step mother Mama wa kambo
In-laws Shemegi
Neighbor(s) Jirani
Friend(s) Rafiki (Marafiki)
Enemy(ies) Adui (Ma adui)

 

 

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