-karara
Elementary
-ka-ra-ra
verb
actions
English:To hawk; to spit phlegm; to shout (especially when urging cattle)
Shona DefinitionKu karara kukosora kunoita munhu achiburitsa mate ane madzihwa akakora. Kukarara uchisvipa pane vamwe vanhu zvinosemesa. Ku karara kudanidzira kunoita munhu, zvikuru pakuchaira mombe dzichirima.

Definitions

To cough up and spit thick phlegm. To spit in a way that is considered disgusting. To shout loudly, especially when directing cattle while plowing.

“Ari kukurara nekuda kwechando.”

Examples

“Ari kukurara nekuda kwechando.”

“He is hawking because of the cold. Kukarara uchisvipa pane vamwe vanhu zvinosemesa.”

“Spitting in front of other people is disgusting. Akakarara achichaira mombe.”

“He shouted while directing the cattle.”

Synonyms

kusvipa
kuhotsira
AI Context

quiet

Quick Reference

What does -karara mean in English?
-karara means "To hawk; to spit phlegm; to shout (especially when urging cattle)" in English.
Definition of -karara
To cough up and spit thick phlegm. To spit in a way that is considered disgusting. To shout loudly, especially when directing cattle while plowing.
Tsanangudzo ye-karara
Ku karara kukosora kunoita munhu achiburitsa mate ane madzihwa akakora. Kukarara uchisvipa pane vamwe vanhu zvinosemesa. Ku karara kudanidzira kunoita munhu, zvikuru pakuchaira mombe dzichirima.
Part of speech
verb