-kotoka
Elementary
-ko-to-ka
verb
actions
English:To gush/flow noisily; to move in a large group; to rise/get up (from work)
Shona DefinitionKu kotoka kuerera kwemvura zvine ruzha. Ku kotoka kufamba kwevanhu vakawanda, vachibva pavanga vari vachienda vakananga nzira imwe. Ku kotoka kukumuka kubva pabasa, kazhinji kana manga muri kumunda.

Definitions

To flow or pour out rapidly and noisily (like water); to move in a large group from one place to another; to get up or rise, especially from work or a resting position.

“Mvura yakakotoka mumupata.”

Examples

“Mvura yakakotoka mumupata.”

“The water gushed in the valley. Vanhu vakakotoka vachienda kumusika.”

“People moved in a large group going to the market. Vakakotoka kubva kumunda vachienda kumba.”

“They rose from the field and went home.”

Synonyms

kuyerera
kubuda
kumuka

Antonyms

kugara
kurara
AI Context

to stoop

Quick Reference

What does -kotoka mean in English?
-kotoka means "To gush/flow noisily; to move in a large group; to rise/get up (from work)" in English.
Definition of -kotoka
To flow or pour out rapidly and noisily (like water); to move in a large group from one place to another; to get up or rise, especially from work or a resting position.
Tsanangudzo ye-kotoka
Ku kotoka kuerera kwemvura zvine ruzha. Ku kotoka kufamba kwevanhu vakawanda, vachibva pavanga vari vachienda vakananga nzira imwe. Ku kotoka kukumuka kubva pabasa, kazhinji kana manga muri kumunda.
Part of speech
verb