-sakara
Elementary
-sa-ka-ra
verb
actions
English:To be worn out/tattered/dilapidated
Shona DefinitionKana chinhu cha sakara chinenge chava chisharu. Jasi rasekuru vangu rasakara, zvokuti angova maburi pose pose.

Definitions

To be in a state of disrepair; to be damaged or worn out to the point of being unusable or unattractive.

“Jasi rake rasakara zvikuru.”

Examples

“Jasi rake rasakara zvikuru.”

“His coat is very worn out.”

Synonyms

-shata
-kanganisa

Antonyms

-chena
-gadzirisa
AI Context

Wear out; become dilapidated; become old and worn.

Quick Reference

What does -sakara mean in English?
-sakara means "To be worn out/tattered/dilapidated" in English.
Definition of -sakara
To be in a state of disrepair; to be damaged or worn out to the point of being unusable or unattractive.
Tsanangudzo ye-sakara
Kana chinhu cha sakara chinenge chava chisharu. Jasi rasekuru vangu rasakara, zvokuti angova maburi pose pose.
Part of speech
verb