indimi

Swahili

miti

MI-ti

How to say it

SwahilimitiMI-tisoon
Englishtrees, frameworksoon
Frencharbres, charpentesoon

Meaning

trees, the plural of mti; by extension, the wooden framework or timbers of a structure such as a house.

Good to know

most commonly simply means 'trees'; miti ya nyumba can refer to a house's wooden frame or posts.

Examples

  • Miti mikubwa hukua polepole.Big trees grow slowly.
  • Walikata miti kujenga fremu ya nyumba.They cut timber to build the house's framework.
  • Je, miti hii ilipandwa lini?When were these trees planted?
  • Kijiji chetu kina miti mingi ya matunda.Our village has many fruit trees.

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