Dictionnaire Swati–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
mina	pronom	I	Mina sengilungele nyalo. I am ready now.
wena	pronom	you	Wena unebubele kakhulu. You are very kind.
yena	pronom	he	Yena usekhaya. He is at home.
yena	pronom	she	Yena uyafundza ngaphandle. She is reading outside.
tsine	pronom	we	Tsine sisebenta onkhe emalanga. We work every day.
bona	pronom	they	Bona bayeta kusasa. They are coming tomorrow.
yini	pronom	what	Yini lena? What is this thing?
kuphi	adverbe	where	Likuphi likhaya lakho? Where is your house?
nini	adverbe	when	Utoyeta nini? When will you come?
ngubani	pronom	who	Ngubani losemnyango? Who is at the door?
kungani	adverbe	why	Kungani udzabukile? Why are you sad?
kanjani	adverbe	how	Wati kanjani? How do you know?
kuba	verbe	to be	Ngifuna kuba nemandla. I want to be strong.
kwenta	verbe	to do	Senta umsebenti wetfu. We do our work.
kuya	verbe	to go	Baya esikolweni. They go to school.
keta	verbe	to come	Uyacelwa, wota lapha nyalo. Please come here now.
bona	verbe	to see	Ngibona inyanga. I see the moon.
wati	verbe	to know	Ngiyati leyondzaba. I know that story.
cabanga	verbe	to think	Sicabanga ngemphilo. We think about life.
funa	verbe	to want	Ngifuna emanti. I want some water.
dzinga	verbe	to need	Sidzinga sikhatsi lesinyenti. We need more time.
enta	verbe	to make	Benta sinkhwa lesimnandzi. They make good bread.
tsatsa	verbe	to take	Tsatsa incwadzi uye nayo ekhaya. Take the book home.
nika	verbe	to give	Nginike inkomishi. Give me the cup.
sho	verbe	to say	Uyacelwa, sho ligama lakho. Please say your name.
buza	verbe	to ask	Buza thishela nyalo. Ask the teacher now.
tfola	verbe	to find	Ngitfole incwadzi yami. I found my book.
buka	verbe	to look	Buka lizulu. Look at the sky.
sebentisa	verbe	to use	Sisebentisa leli tafula. We use this table.
sebenta	verbe	to work	Basebenta onkhe emaviki. They work every week.
dla	verbe	to eat	Bantfwana badla irayisi lapha. Children eat rice here.
natsa	verbe	to drink	Natsa emanti lahlobile onkhe emalanga. Drink clean water daily.
lala	verbe	to sleep	Tinswane tilala ebusuku. Babies sleep at night.
hamba	verbe	to walk	Sihamba siye esikolweni. We walk to school.
gijima	verbe	to run	Bafana bagijima kakhulu. Boys run very fast.
fundza	verbe	to read	Yena ufundza le ncwadzi. She reads this book.
bhala	verbe	to write	Bhala ligama lakho lapha. Write your name here.
khuluma	verbe	to speak	Bakhuluma kancane namuhla. They speak slowly today.
lalela	verbe	to listen	Lalela umculo. Listen to the music.
va	verbe	to hear	Ngiva umoya. I hear the wind.
tsenga	verbe	to buy	Sitsenga titselo letisasha. We buy fresh fruit.
tsengisa	verbe	to sell	Batsengisa litiye lapha. They sell tea here.
khokha	verbe	to pay	Ngikhokha imali. I pay the money.
sita	verbe	to help	Uyacelwa, sita lo mntfwana. Please help this child.
tsandza	verbe	to love	Siyalutsandza umndeni wetfu. We love our family.
fa	verbe	to die	Tihlahla letidzala tingafa. Old trees can die.
fundza	verbe	to learn	Bantfwana bafundza esikolweni. Children learn at school.
fundzisa	verbe	to teach	Bafundzisa bantfwana. They teach the children.
vula	verbe	to open	Vula umnyango nyalo. Open the door now.
vala	verbe	to close	Vala lifasitelo uyacelwa. Close the window please.
umuntfu	nom	person	Wonkhe umuntfu udzinga emanti. Every person needs water.
indvodza	nom	man	Lendvodza yindze. The man is tall.
umfati	nom	woman	Lomfati uyajabula. The woman is happy.
umntfwana	nom	child	Umntfwana ulele. The child is sleeping.
umfana	nom	boy	Umfana ugijima ngesivinini. The boy runs fast.
intfombatana	nom	girl	Intfombatana ifundza kahle. The girl reads well.
umndeni	nom	family	Umndeni wami mkhulu. My family is big.
make	nom	mother	Make wami ulapha. My mother is here.
babe	nom	father	Babe wami usebenta kamatima. My father works hard.
umngani	nom	friend	Ungumngani wami. She is my friend.
indlu	nom	house	Indlu yabo yintsha. Their house is new.
likhaya	nom	home	Siya ekhaya. We are going home.
sikolo	nom	school	Sikolo sisedvute. The school is nearby.
lidolobha	nom	city	Leli dolobha limatasa. This city is busy.
umgwaco	nom	street	Umgwaco umudze. The street is long.
ligumbi	nom	room	Leli gumbi lincane. This room is small.
sikhatsi	nom	time	Sinesikhatsi lesincane. We have little time.
lilanga	nom	day	Namuhla lilanga lelihle. Today is a good day.
busuku	nom	night	Busuku buyabandza. The night is cold.
ekuseni	nom	morning	Ngisebenta njalo ekuseni. I work every morning.
ntsambama	nom	evening	Sinatsa litiye ntsambama. We drink tea this evening.
liviki	nom	week	Leli viki limatasa. This week is busy.
inyanga	nom	month	Lenyanga yindze. This month is long.
umnyaka	nom	year	Lomnyaka ubalulekile. This year is important.
namuhla	adverbe	today	Ngiyajabula namuhla. I am happy today.
kusasa	adverbe	tomorrow	Sitawuta kusasa. We will come tomorrow.
itolo	adverbe	yesterday	Ufike itolo ekuseni. He came yesterday morning.
nyalo	adverbe	now	Wota lapha nyalo uyacelwa. Come here now please.
lilanga	nom	sun	Lilanga liyashisa. The sun is hot.
inyanga	nom	moon	Inyanga iyakhanya. The moon is bright.
inkhanyeti	nom	star	Leyo nkhanyeti iyakhanya. That star is bright.
lizulu	nom	sky	Lizulu liluhlata sasibhakabhaka. The sky is blue.
umlilo	nom	fire	Umlilo uyashisa. The fire is hot.
emanti	nom	water	Emanti abaluleke kakhulu. Water is very important.
imvula	nom	rain	Imvula iyeta. The rain is coming.
umoya	nom	wind	Umoya unemandla. The wind is strong.
sihlahla	nom	tree	Sihlahla sidze. The tree is tall.
imbali	nom	flower	Lembali yinhle. This flower is beautiful.
intsaba	nom	mountain	Leyo ntsaba iphakeme. That mountain is high.
umfula	nom	river	Umfula umudze. The river is long.
lwandle	nom	sea	Lwandle luluhlata sasibhakabhaka. The sea is blue.
kudla	nom	food	Kudla sekulungile. The food is ready.
sinkhwa	nom	bread	Ngidla sinkhwa onkhe emalanga. I eat bread daily.
irayisi	nom	rice	Irayisi iyashisa. The rice is hot.
inyama	nom	meat	Sipheka inyama. We are cooking meat.
inhlanti	nom	fish	Inhlanti isasha. The fish is fresh.
licandza	nom	egg	Licandza lephukile. The egg is broken.
lubisi	nom	milk	Lubisi lufutfumele. The milk is warm.
sitselo	nom	fruit	Lesitselo simnandzi. This fruit is sweet.
litiye	nom	tea	Litiye liyashisa. The tea is hot.
likhofi	nom	coffee	Likhofi licinile. The coffee is strong.
inhloko	nom	head	Inhloko yami ibuhlungu namuhla. My head hurts today.
lihlo	nom	eye	Lihlo lakhe libovu. Her eye is red.
indlebe	nom	ear	Indlebe yami iyayeva. My ear can hear.
umlomo	nom	mouth	Vula umlomo wakho kakhulu. Open your mouth wide.
likhala	nom	nose	Likhala lami liyabandza. My nose is cold.
sandla	nom	hand	Geza sandla sakho nyalo. Wash your hand now.
lunyawo	nom	foot	Lunyawo lwami lubuhlungu. My foot is sore.
inhlitiyo	nom	heart	Inhlitiyo yami icinile. My heart is strong.
ligama	nom	name	Ligama lakho lihle. Your name is beautiful.
incwadzi	nom	book	Lencwadzi yintsha. This book is new.
ligama	nom	word	Leligama libalulekile. This word is important.
lulwimi	nom	language	Lolulwimi luhle. This language is beautiful.
imali	nom	money	Ngidzinga imali lenyenti. I need more money.
umsebenti	nom	work	Umsebenti ulukhuni. The work is hard.
lutsandvo	nom	love	Lutsandvo lubaluleke kakhulu. Love is very important.
umculo	nom	music	Umculo muhle. The music is beautiful.
indaba	nom	story	Leyo ndzaba iliciniso. That story is true.
indlela	nom	way	Lendlela ilula. This way is easy.
intfo	nom	thing	Lentfo yintsha. This thing is new.
imphilo	nom	life	Imphilo yinhle namuhla. Life is beautiful today.
umnyango	nom	door	Umnyango uvulekile. The door is open.
litafula	nom	table	Litafula likhulu. The table is big.
situlo	nom	chair	Situlo siphukile. The chair is broken.
imoto	nom	car	Imoto iyashesha. The car is fast.
kuhle	adjectif	good	Lokudla kuhle. This food is good.
kubi	adjectif	bad	Umgwaco mubi. The road is bad.
khulu	adjectif	big	Indlu inkhulu. The house is big.
ncane	adjectif	small	Ligumbi lami lincane. My room is small.
nsha	adjectif	new	Nginencwadzi lensha. I have a new book.
dzala	adjectif	old	Lendlu indzala. This house is old.
dze	adjectif	long	Umfula umudze. The river is long.
fisha	adjectif	short	Lutsi lufisha. The stick is short.
phakeme	adjectif	high	Intsaba iphakeme. The mountain is high.
phansi	adjectif	low	Lubondza luphansi. The wall is low.
shisa	adjectif	hot	Litiye liyashisa. The tea is hot.
bandza	adjectif	cold	Emanti ayabandza. The water is cold.
jabula	adjectif	happy	Umntfwana uyajabula. The child is happy.
dzabukile	adjectif	sad	Yena udzabukile namuhla. She is sad today.
muhle	adjectif	beautiful	Imbali yinhle. The flower is beautiful.
lula	adjectif	easy	Lomsebenti ulula. This work is easy.
lukhuni	adjectif	hard	Lombuto ulukhuni. This question is hard.
shesha	adjectif	fast	Leyo moto iyashesha. That car is fast.
hamba kancane	adjectif	slow	Lendvodza lendzala ihamba kancane. The old man is slow.
lungile	adjectif	right	Imphendvulo yakho ilungile. Your answer is right.
ngakalungi	adjectif	wrong	Leyo mphendvulo ayikalungi. That answer is wrong.
balulekile	adjectif	important	Lencwadzi ibalulekile. This book is important.
liciniso	adjectif	true	Lendzaba iliciniso. This story is true.
gcwele	adjectif	full	Inkomishi igcwele. The cup is full.
te	adjectif	empty	Ligumbi lite. The room is empty.
ncane	adjectif	young	Umntfwana usemncane. The child is young.
cinile	adjectif	strong	Lendvodza icinile. This man is strong.
butsakatsaka	adjectif	weak	Umntfwana ubutsakatsaka. The child is weak.
bovu	adjectif	red	Imbali ibovu. The flower is red.
luhlata sasibhakabhaka	adjectif	blue	Lizulu luluhlata sasibhakabhaka. The sky is blue.
luhlata	adjectif	green	Sihlahla siluhlata. The tree is green.
mnyama	adjectif	black	Imoto imnyama. The car is black.
mhlophe	adjectif	white	Lubisi lumhlophe. The milk is white.
yebo	interjection	yes	Yebo, sengilungele. Yes, I am ready.
cha	interjection	no	Cha, angati. No, I do not know.
na	conjonction	and	Litiye nesinkhwa sekulungile. Tea and bread are ready.
noma	conjonction	or	Litiye noma likhofi kulungile. Tea or coffee is fine.
kodvwa	conjonction	but	Ngikhatsele kodvwa ngiyajabula. I am tired but happy.
uma	conjonction	if	Uma lina, hlala ekhaya. If it rains, stay home.
ngoba	conjonction	because	Ngiyajabula ngoba ufikile. I am happy because you came.
na	préposition	with	Ngina umngani wami. I am with my friend.
ngaphandle kwe	préposition	without	Uhambe ngaphandle kwemali. He left without money.
kwentela	préposition	for	Lesipho sikwentela wena. This gift is for you.
kusuka	préposition	from	Uvela kusuka edolobheni. She comes from town.
ku	préposition	to	Siye esikolweni. We went to school.