marise
/marisé/
- noun , class(6)
- stem : marise
- dialects/origins: Zezuru
- English translation
- fibres
Shona | English |
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marise aya | these fibres |
marise ayo | those fibres |
Shona | English |
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marise angu | my fibres |
marise ako | your fibres (singular) |
marise enyu | your fibres (plural) |
marise ake | his/her fibres |
marise edu | our fibres |
marise acho | its fibres |
marise avo | their fibres |
last updated: Friday, January 3, 2020 at 10:23:37 AM Central European Standard Time
marise
/marisé/
- English translation
- fibre
Materials, such as grass, that make up components to a roddent's nest.
1. A thread or filament; any fine thread-like part of a substance, as a single natural filament of wool, cotton, silk, or asbestos, one of the slender terminal roots of a plant, a drawn-out thread of glass, etc.
2. In a collective sense, a filamentous substance; a conglomeration of thread-like tissue, such as exists in animals and plants generally; more generally, any animal, vegetable, or even mineral substance the constituent parts of which may be separated into or used to form threads for textile fabrics or the like: as, muscular or vegetable tiber; the fiber of wool; silk, cotton, or jute tiber; asbestos fiber.
Shona | English |
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marise aya | these fibre |
marise ayo | those fibre |
Shona | English |
---|---|
marise angu | my fibre |
marise ako | your fibre (singular) |
marise enyu | your fibre (plural) |
marise ake | his/her fibre |
marise edu | our fibre |
marise acho | its fibre |
marise avo | their fibre |
last updated: Friday, January 3, 2020 at 10:23:37 AM Central European Standard Time
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