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rembo
(a)
beautiful
Yeye ni mrembo.
She is beautiful.
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furaha
(n)
happy
Anafanana mwenye furaha siku hizi.
She looks happy these days.
ridhika
(a)
satisfied
hisia za kuridhika
satisfied feeling
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tulia
(a)
calm
Mwanamke ametulia.
The woman is calm.
mashuhuri
(a)
great
Tokyo ni mashuhuri.
Tokyo is great.
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mwenye bashasha
(p)
lively
Wachumba wenye bashasha.
lively couple
epesi
(a)
active
mtoto mwepesi
active child
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mwaminifu
(a)
honest
Yeye ni mtu mwaminifu
He is an honest person.
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jivunia
(v)
proud
Wazazi waliojivunia wanafuraha.
The proud parents were happy.
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penda
(v)
like
Msichana huyu kwa kweli alipenda vijibwa.
The girl really liked the puppies.
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kupenda
(v)
love
Mwanamume alimpenda mwanamke.
The man loved the woman.
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starehe
(a)
relaxed
Mwanamume aliyestarehe anapumzika kwenye machela.
The relaxed man is swinging in the hammock.
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vutiwa
(v)
interested
Tumbili anayevutiwa anatazama kamera.
The interested monkey is looking into the camera.
chekesha
(a)
funny
Mtu mcheshi anacheza bila chupi.
The funny man is dancing without pants.
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cheka
(v)
laugh
Wachumba walichekelea picha.
The couple laughed at the picture.
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mwema
(a)
kind
mwoyo mwema
a kind heart
1 More Example
tumaini
(a)
hopeful
Sidhani watakuja, lakini ninamatumaini.
I don't think they'll come, but I'm hopeful.
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sisimuka
(v)
excited
Msichana mdogo amejawa na furaha.
The little girl is excited.
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mchangamfu
(a)
warm
Yeye ni mtu mchamgamfu.
She is a warm person.
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shupavu
(a)
energetic
mnenaji shupavu
energetic speaker
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