-pakata
Elementary
-pa-ka-ta
verb
actions
English:To carry something under the arm; to be laden with something (e.g., a weapon); to be abundant (of crops)
Shona DefinitionMunhu anonzi aka pakata kana atakura chombo chakaita sepfuti kana uta nemuseve. Ku pakata chinhu kuchitakura chiri muhapwa. Chibage chinonzi chaka pakata kana munda wose uine miguri yakanyatsosvika.

Definitions

To carry something under the arm, like a weapon. To be laden with something. Also used to describe a field with a good harvest.

“Murume aka pakata pfuti yake”

Examples

“Murume aka pakata pfuti yake”

“The man carried his gun under his arm. Munda waka pakata chibage”

“The field is laden with maize.”

Synonyms

kutakura
kuzadza
AI Context

package

Quick Reference

What does -pakata mean in English?
-pakata means "To carry something under the arm; to be laden with something (e.g., a weapon); to be abundant (of crops)" in English.
Definition of -pakata
To carry something under the arm, like a weapon. To be laden with something. Also used to describe a field with a good harvest.
Tsanangudzo ye-pakata
Munhu anonzi aka pakata kana atakura chombo chakaita sepfuti kana uta nemuseve. Ku pakata chinhu kuchitakura chiri muhapwa. Chibage chinonzi chaka pakata kana munda wose uine miguri yakanyatsosvika.
Part of speech
verb