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What has the author William Murray Kanyama Chiume written?
William Murray Kanyama Chiume has written: 'Mwana wa Ngoza'
When was Aie a Mwana created?
Aie a Mwana was created in 1981-09.
What has the author Lydia Mumbi Nguya written?
Lydia Mumbi Nguya has written a book titled "The Power of a Woman: A Journey to Healing and Self-discovery." This book explores themes of empowerment, healing, and personal growth through the lens of a woman's journey.
How do you say son in Swahili?
Mwana, used of both sons and daughters. Mwana wa Fulani, Fulani's child. Mwanangu(elision of mwana wangu) my child. The word mwana leaves the child's sex unclear, though it would usually be understood in conext. A daughter is usually called binti: binti yangu and mwanangu might both be used to describe one's daughter.
How do you say baby in Zambia?
mwana
What has the author Gilbert Gicaru Githere written?
Gilbert Gicaru Githere has written: 'Mwana maji na mrembo'
How do you write baby in Luganda?
The word for baby in Luganda is "mwana".
What is the Kikuyu word for the English word son?
The Kikuyu word for the English word son is "mwana."
What has the author Mohammed A H Abdullah written?
Muhammed Said Abdulla has written: 'Mwana wa yungi hulewa' 'Siri ya sifuri' 'Duniani kuna watu' 'Mke mmoja waume watatu'
What has the author Mathias E Mnyampala written?
Mathias E. Mnyampala has written: 'Ngonjera za ukuta' 'Utenzi wa Enjili Takatifu' -- subject(s): Bible, Bible stories, Swahili, Paraphrases, Swahili, Poetry, Swahili Bible stories, Swahili Paraphrases 'Fasili johari ya mashairi' -- subject(s): Poetry, History and criticism, Translations into Swahili
What is the Swahili word for son?
The Swahili word for son is "mwanamume." In contexts where one is referring specifically to a child or offspring, "mwana" can also be used, which means "child."
How do you say grandson in Bemba?
In Bemba, the word for grandson is "umwana wa mwana." This phrase literally translates to "child of the child," reflecting the familial relationship. If you have any other questions about the Bemba language or culture, feel free to ask!
