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kitoweo

kee-toh-WEH-oh

How to say it

Swahilikitoweokee-toh-WEH-oh

Meaning

The meat, fish, beans or vegetables eaten together with a staple food such as ugali or rice to give it taste.

Good to know

Plural vitoweo. Kitoweo cha samaki is fish to go with the meal; in wildlife news nyama ya kitoweo is bushmeat hunted for food.

Examples

  • Leo tunakula ugali na kitoweo cha samaki.Today we are eating ugali with fish on the side.
  • Hatuna kitoweo, tutakula wali mtupu.We have nothing to go with it, we will eat plain rice.
  • Wanakijiji huwinda ndege kwa ajili ya kitoweo.The villagers hunt birds for meat to eat.

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