Swahili verbs (kitenzi) translated into English (I)
Verbs are the most important part of speech in Swahili, because they convey the richest meaning and are used thoroughly. Compared to English, Swahili speakers use verbs more often, and many meanings that are conveyed by other type of words in English are verbs in Swahili. There are many Swahili verbs that do not exist in English, or can only be told as phrasal verbs. This fact speaks of the dynamic culture behind the Swahili language.
Moreover, Swahili verbs have verbal extensions (unyambulisho), forming thousands of new verbs with richer meanings.
Here you have all 37 verbs in Swahili that start by letter I:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z
I
- iba in English
- ibana in English
- ibia in English
- ibua in English
- ibuka in English
- ifya in English
- iga in English
- igiza in English
- ika in English
- ikiza in English
- iliya in English
- imarika in English
- imarisha in English
- imba in English
- imbisha in English
- inama in English
- inamia in English
- inamisha in English
- ingia in English
- ingilia in English
- ingiliana in English
- ingiza in English
- inika in English
- injika in English
- inua in English
- inuka in English
- inukia in English
- inza in English
- ishia in English
- ishiwa in English
- ita in English
- itabiri in English
- itikia in English
- itisha in English
- itwa in English
- iva in English
- iza in English