[vb] [nd] talk
E.g. 1. Vaya uyesampa lotopi ismoko siphele. [ 'Go talk to the old man and ease up the tension.']
E.g. 2. Phola memba uma usampa lo cherry. [ 'Take it easy when talking to your lady.]
S Category
Monday, November 30th, 2009
Skuna
[n] [nd] shoe
E.g. 1. Iskuna sakho siginyan amanzi. [Your shoe is swallowing water.]
E.g. 2. Iskuna esimhlophe sigqokwa ngamapostori. [A white shoe is only worn by mapostori.]
Friday, November 27th, 2009
Stina
[adj] [nd] ugly
E.g. 1. Ungwana wakho yistina sako macdonald. [Your lady is uglier than a macdonald brick.]
E.g. 2. Istina sakho singani sihlafuna itsefu. [Your babe is so ugly, it is like she is swallowing some poison.]
Tags: ugly
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
Small House
[n] [en] Mistress of a married man. Abode of the mistress of a married man. The boyfriend of a married woman can also be referred to as such.
E.g. 1. He is always with his small house these days.
E.g. 2. That woman with the 4 inch heels is the Headmaster’s small house.
E.g.3. I am off to the small house.
Tags: boyfriend, girlfriend, infidelity, marriage, mistress
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Strap
[n] [eng] walk
E.g. 1. We gonna strap round da block. [Lets walk round your hood]
E.g. 2. Aint no sweat in strappin. [I dont see the problem with walking.]
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Stick up
[n] [eng] robbery
E.g. 1. Niggaz stuck up a 70 year old lady. [A 70 year old lady got robbed]
E.g. 2. Stik ups stage at gigs. [Most robberies occur during parties.]
Tags: Robbery
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Snitch
[n] [eng] sellout
E.g. 1. If that nigga aint snitch we ok. [We ok as long as we do not get sold out]
E.g. 2. Aint no snitch get tolerated onda block. [Sellouts are not to set foot on the streets]
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Smack
[n] [eng] beat
E.g. 1. Pigs can smack a thief stupid. [Cops are good at smacking thieves]
E.g. 2. Smack that money maker. [Start the slot machine]
Tags: beat