Swahili
msuki
m-SU-ki
How to say it
Swahilimsukim-SU-kisoon
Englishbraidsoon
Frenchtressesoon
Meaning
the act of braiding or plaiting; a braid or pigtail.
Good to know
figuratively can mean unrest or disorder, and in nautical use, the rolling and tossing of a ship.
Examples
- Msuki wake ulikuwa mrefu na mzuri.Her braid was long and beautiful.
- Alifanya msuki wa nywele haraka.She did the hair-braiding quickly.
- Meli ilipata msuki mkali baharini.The ship experienced violent rolling at sea.
- Je, unaweza kunifanyia msuki mmoja?Can you make me one braid?
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