Dictionnaire Tumbuka–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
ine	pronom	I	Ine ndili pano sono. I am here now.
iwe	pronom	you	Iwe ndiwe muwemi chomene. You are very kind.
iyo	pronom	he	Iyo ni mubwezi wane. He is my friend.
ise	pronom	we	Ise tikuluta kunyumba. We are going home.
iwo	pronom	they	Iwo ŵali ku sukulu. They are at school.
vichi	pronom	what	Ukukhumba vichi? What do you want?
nkhu	adverbe	where	Nyumba yako yiri nkhu? Where is your house?
pawuli	adverbe	when	Ukwizenge pawuli? When will you come?
njani	pronom	who	Ni njani munthu yura? Who is that person?
chifukwa wuli	adverbe	why	Chifukwa wuli uli wachitima? Why are you sad?
uli	adverbe	how	Uli uli muhanya uno? How are you today?
kuŵa	verbe	to be	Wazamkuŵa wakukondwa. She will be happy.
kuchita	verbe	to do	Tikuchita ntchito yithu. We do our work.
kuluta	verbe	to go	Iwo ŵakuluta ku tawuni. They go to town.
kwiza	verbe	to come	Chonde, wizani namachero mlenji. Please come tomorrow morning.
kuwona	verbe	to see	Nikuona phiri. I see the mountain.
kumanya	verbe	to know	Nikumanya zina lake. I know his name.
kughanaghana	verbe	to think	Tikughanaghana za umoyo. We think about life.
kukhumba	verbe	to want	Nkhukhumba maji ghanyake. I want some water.
kukhumba	verbe	to need	Tikukhumba chakurya chinandi. We need more food.
kupanga	verbe	to make	Iwo ŵakupanga chingwa chiwemi. They make good bread.
kutora	verbe	to take	Tora buku kuluta nalo kunyumba. Take the book home.
kupeleka	verbe	to give	Nipe buku. Give me the book.
kuyowoya	verbe	to say	Ungayowoyanga nthena yayi. Do not say that.
kufumba	verbe	to ask	Fumbani msambizgi sono. Ask the teacher now.
kusanga	verbe	to find	Nasanga buku lane. I found my book.
kuwona	verbe	to look	Wona kuchanya. Look at the sky.
kugwiliskira ntchito	verbe	to use	Tikugwiliskira ntchito tebulo ili. We use this table.
kugwira ntchito	verbe	to work	Iwo ŵakugwira ntchito zuŵa lililose. They work every day.
kurya	verbe	to eat	Ŵana ŵakurya mpunga pano. Children eat rice here.
kumwa	verbe	to drink	Nikumwa tiyi zuŵa lililose. I drink tea daily.
kugona	verbe	to sleep	Mwana wakugona makora. The child sleeps well.
kwenda	verbe	to walk	Tikwenda ku sukulu. We walk to school.
kuchimbira	verbe	to run	Ŵanyamata ŵakuchimbira mwaluŵiro chomene. Boys run very fast.
kuŵazga	verbe	to read	Nikuŵazga buku ili. I read this book.
kulemba	verbe	to write	Wakulemba kalata. She writes a letter.
kuyowoya	verbe	to speak	Iwo ŵakuyowoya Chitumbuka makora. They speak Tumbuka well.
kupulika	verbe	to listen	Pulikizgani msambizgi. Listen to the teacher.
kupulika	verbe	to hear	Nkhupulika sumu. I hear the music.
kugura	verbe	to buy	Tikugura somba ziphya. We buy fresh fish.
kuguliska	verbe	to sell	Iwo ŵakuguliska vipambi pano. They sell fruit here.
kulipira	verbe	to pay	Nakulipira ndalama. I pay the money.
kovwira	verbe	to help	Chonde, vwirani mwana. Please help the child.
kutemwa	verbe	to love	Nkhutemwa banja lane. I love my family.
kukhala	verbe	to live	Tikukhala mu tawuni. We live in town.
kufwa	verbe	to die	Miti yakale yikufwa pachokopachoko. Old trees die slowly.
kusambira	verbe	to learn	Ŵana ŵakusambira ku sukulu. Children learn at school.
kusambizga	verbe	to teach	Iwo ŵakusambizga ŵana ŵachoko. They teach young children.
kujura	verbe	to open	Jura muryango sono. Open the door now.
kujara	verbe	to close	Jara windo chonde. Close the window please.
munthu	nom	person	Munthu yura ngwa lusungu. That person is kind.
mfumu	nom	man	Mfumu njitali. The man is tall.
mwanakazi	nom	woman	Mwanakazi wakwimba. The woman is singing.
mwana	nom	child	Mwana wakugona. The child is sleeping.
mwana mwanalume	nom	boy	Mwana mwanalume wakuchimbira luŵiro. The boy runs fast.
mwana mwanakazi	nom	girl	Mwana mwanakazi wakuŵazga. The girl is reading.
banja	nom	family	Banja lane likuru. My family is large.
nyina	nom	mother	Nyina wakuphika. My mother is cooking.
wiske	nom	father	Wiske wakugwira ntchito. My father is working.
mubwezi	nom	friend	Iyo ni mubwezi wane. He is my friend.
nyumba	nom	house	Nyumba njiphya. The house is new.
kunyumba	nom	home	Tikuluta kunyumba. We are going home.
sukulu	nom	school	Sukulu yiri pafupi. The school is nearby.
tawuni	nom	city	Tawuni iyi yili na ntchito zinandi. This city is busy.
charu	nom	country	Charu chithu ntchiwemi. Our country is beautiful.
charu	nom	world	Charu ntchikuru. The world is large.
chipinda	nom	room	Chipinda ntchakutowa. The room is clean.
nyengo	nom	time	Nyengo yikumara mwaluŵiro chomene. Time passes very quickly.
zuŵa	nom	day	Muhanya uno ni zuŵa liwemi. Today is a good day.
usiku	nom	night	Usiku ngwakuzizima. The night is cold.
mlenji	nom	morning	Mlenji uwu ngwakuzizima. This morning is cold.
mise	nom	evening	Wiza pano mise iyi. Come here this evening.
sabata	nom	week	Nizamkwiza sabata yikwiza. I will come next week.
mwezi	nom	month	Mwezi uwu ngwakusuzga. This month is busy.
chaka	nom	year	Chaka ichi ntchakupambana. This year is different.
muhanya uno	adverbe	today	Ndili wakutangwanika muhanya uno. I am busy today.
namachero	adverbe	tomorrow	Tilutenge namachero. We will travel tomorrow.
mayiro	adverbe	yesterday	Iyo wakiza mayiro mlenji. He came yesterday morning.
sono	adverbe	now	Wiza pano sono. Come here now.
zuŵa	nom	sun	Zuŵa likotcha. The sun is hot.
mwezi	nom	moon	Mwezi ukuŵala. The moon is bright.
nyenyezi	nom	star	Nyenyezi yikuŵala. The star is bright.
kuchanya	nom	sky	Kuchanya nkhabuluu. The sky is blue.
charu	nom	earth	Charu ntchakuzingilizga. The earth is round.
moto	nom	fire	Moto ngwakotcha. The fire is hot.
maji	nom	water	Maji ngakuzizima. The water is cold.
vura	nom	rain	Vura yikulokwa. The rain is falling.
mphepo	nom	wind	Mphepo njankhongono. The wind is strong.
mti	nom	tree	Mti ngutali. The tree is tall.
maluwa	nom	flower	Maluwa ngawemi. The flower is beautiful.
phiri	nom	mountain	Phiri lira ntchitali. That mountain is high.
mronga	nom	river	Mronga ngukuru. The river is wide.
nyanja	nom	sea	Nyanja yiri kutali. The sea is far.
chakurya	nom	food	Chakurya chanjira. The food is ready.
chingwa	nom	bread	Nagura chingwa chiphya. I bought fresh bread.
mpunga	nom	rice	Mpunga ukuphika. The rice is cooking.
nyama	nom	meat	Nyama yikununkhira makora. The meat smells good.
somba	nom	fish	Tikurya somba. We are eating fish.
sumbi	nom	egg	Sumbi laphyoka. The egg is broken.
mkaka	nom	milk	Mkaka ngwakufunda. The milk is warm.
chipambi	nom	fruit	Chipambi ichi ntchakunowa. This fruit is sweet.
tiyi	nom	tea	Wakumwa tiyi wakotcha. She drinks hot tea.
khofi	nom	coffee	Nkhutemwa khofi wakotcha. I like hot coffee.
mutu	nom	head	Mutu wane ukupweteka muhanya uno. My head hurts today.
jiso	nom	eye	Jiso lake lituŵira. Her eye is red.
khutu	nom	ear	Khutu lane likupweteka. My ear hurts.
mulomo	nom	mouth	Jura mulomo wako chomene. Open your mouth wide.
mphuno	nom	nose	Mphuno yane njakuzizima. My nose is cold.
woko	nom	hand	Samba woko lwako sono. Wash your hand now.
lundi	nom	foot	Lundi lane likupweteka. My foot hurts.
mtima	nom	heart	Mtima wake ngwankhongono. His heart is strong.
zina	nom	name	Zina lako nliwemi. Your name is beautiful.
buku	nom	book	Buku ili nliphya. This book is new.
mazgu	nom	word	Lizgu lira lakusuzga. That word is difficult.
chiyowoyero	nom	language	Chitumbuka ni chiyowoyero. Tumbuka is a language.
ndalama	nom	money	Nkhukhumba ndalama muhanya uno. I need money today.
ntchito	nom	work	Ntchito iyi njakusuzga. This work is hard.
chitemwa	nom	love	Chitemwa ntchakukhumbikwa chomene. Love is very important.
sumu	nom	music	Sumu njiwemi. The music is beautiful.
nkhani	nom	story	Niphalire nkhani. Tell me a story.
nthowa	nom	way	Nthowa iyi njipusu. This way is easier.
chinthu	nom	thing	Chinthu chira ntchikuru. That thing is heavy.
umoyo	nom	life	Umoyo ngwa chipusu yayi. Life is not easy.
muryango	nom	door	Muryango wajuka. The door is open.
tebulo	nom	table	Tebulo ndakutowa. The table is clean.
mpando	nom	chair	Mpando waphyoka. The chair is broken.
galimoto	nom	car	Galimoto yikuchimbira. The car is fast.
wemi	adjectif	good	Chakurya ichi ntchiwemi. This food is good.
uheni	adjectif	bad	Nthowa yira njiheni. That road is bad.
kuru	adjectif	big	Tili na nyumba yikuru. We have a big house.
choko	adjectif	small	Mwana ngwachoko. The child is small.
phya	adjectif	new	Nagura buku liphya. I bought a new book.
kale	adjectif	old	Nyumba yira njakale. That house is old.
tali	adjectif	long	Nthowa njitali. The road is long.
pfupi	adjectif	short	Chingwe ichi ntchifupi. This rope is short.
tali	adjectif	high	Phiri lira ntchitali. That mountain is high.
pasi	adjectif	low	Luŵaza ndapasi. The wall is low.
kotcha	adjectif	hot	Tiyi wakotcha. The tea is hot.
zizima	adjectif	cold	Maji ngakuzizima. The water is cold.
wakukondwa	adjectif	happy	Ŵana ŵakukondwa. The children are happy.
wachitima	adjectif	sad	Wali wachitima muhanya uno. She feels sad today.
wemi	adjectif	beautiful	Luwa nliwemi. The flower is beautiful.
chipusu	adjectif	easy	Ntchito iyi njakupusu. This work is easy.
kusuzga	adjectif	hard	Fumbo ili nlakusuzga. This question is hard.
mwaluŵiro	adjectif	fast	Galimoto yira yikuchimbira mwaluŵiro. That car is fast.
pachokopachoko	adjectif	slow	Mfumu yakale yikwenda pachokopachoko. The old man walks slow.
unenesko	adjectif	right	Zgoro lako ndunenesko. Your answer is right.
uheni	adjectif	wrong	Zgoro lira ndiheni. That answer is wrong.
chakukhumbikwa	adjectif	important	Buku ili ntchakukhumbikwa. This book is important.
unenesko	adjectif	true	Nkhani yake njunenesko. His story is true.
zura	adjectif	full	Nkhombo yazura. The cup is full.
pachoko	adjectif	empty	Chipinda chilije kanthu. The room is empty.
mwana	adjectif	young	Mwana mwanalume ngwachoko. The boy is young.
wankhongono	adjectif	strong	Mfumu yira njankhongono. That man is strong.
wambura nkhongono	adjectif	weak	Mwana walije nkhongono. The child is weak.
tuŵira	adjectif	red	Luwa lituŵira. The flower is red.
buluu	adjectif	blue	Kuchanya nkhabuluu. The sky is blue.
biribiri	adjectif	green	Uteka mbiribiri. The grass is green.
fita	adjectif	black	Nkhumba yifita. The dog is black.
tuŵa	adjectif	white	Malaya ngatuŵa. The shirt is white.
enya	interjection	yes	Enya, ndanjira. Yes, I am ready.
yayi	interjection	no	Yayi, nkhumanya yayi. No, I do not know.
yayi	adverbe	not	Ndaneta yayi. I am not tired.
na	conjonction	and	Nyina na wiske ŵali pano. Mother and father are here.
panji	conjonction	or	Tiyi panji khofi vyose viwemi. Tea or coffee is fine.
kweni	conjonction	but	Niza, kweni iyo waluta. I came, but he left.
usange	conjonction	if	Usange ukwiza, nikhalenge. If you come, I stay.
chifukwa	conjonction	because	Nkakhala chifukwa kukawa vura. I stayed because it rained.
na	préposition	with	Niza na mubwezi wane. I came with my friend.
kwambura	préposition	without	Iyo waluta kwambura ndalama. He left without money.
kwa	préposition	for	Chawanangwa ichi ntchako. This gift is for you.
kufuma	préposition	from	Niza kufuma ku tawuni. I came from town.
ku	préposition	to	Tikwenda ku sukulu. We walked to school.