shanda
/ʃaⁿɗa/
- noun , class(9)
- dialects/origins: English
- English translation
- work
- 1. To put forth effort for the accomplishment of something; exert one's self in the performance of some service; labour; toil; strive.
2. To act; operate; carry on or perform a function; operate effectively; prove practicable.
4. To be agitated or in a state of restless movement or commotion; seethe; toss; rage.
5. To make way laboriously and slowly; make progress, become, or get with exertion aud difficulty: generally followed by an adjective, or by an adverb of direction.
6. To carry on systematic operations in some department of human activity, especially as a means of earning a livelihood; be regularly engaged or employed in some operation, trade, profession, or business.
Shona | English |
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shanda iyi | this work |
shanda iyo | that work |
Shona | English |
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shanda yangu | my work |
shanda yako | your work (singular) |
shanda yenyu | your work (plural) |
shanda yake | his/her work |
shanda yedu | our work |
shanda yacho | its work |
shanda yavo | their work |
last updated: Thursday, September 19, 2019 at 4:29:51 PM Central European Summer Time
shanda
/ʃaⁿɗa/
- verb
- dialects/origins: Zezuru
last updated: Thursday, September 19, 2019 at 4:29:51 PM Central European Summer Time
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