-sepa
Elementary
-se-pa
verb
food/body
English:To become soft/mushy (of vegetables); to lose strength/energy
Shona DefinitionKana muriwo wa sepa unenge wave mushoma, mushure mokuukwatisa. Muboora muriwo unosepa kana uchiuubika. Ku sepa kupera muviri.

Definitions

1. To become soft and lose firmness, especially when cooking vegetables. 2. To lose strength or energy; to become weak.

“Kana muriwo wa sepa unenge wave mushoma, mushure mokuukwatisa.”

Examples

“Kana muriwo wa sepa unenge wave mushoma, mushure mokuukwatisa.”

“When the vegetables become soft, they are mushy, after boiling them. Muboora muriwo unosepa kana uchiuubika.”

“Boiled pumpkin leaves become soft when you cook them. Ku sepa kupera muviri.”

“To lose strength is to lose the body.”

Synonyms

-nyorova
-shaya simba

Antonyms

-oma
(leave empty if none)
AI Context

insult

Quick Reference

What does -sepa mean in English?
-sepa means "To become soft/mushy (of vegetables); to lose strength/energy" in English.
Definition of -sepa
1. To become soft and lose firmness, especially when cooking vegetables. 2. To lose strength or energy; to become weak.
Tsanangudzo ye-sepa
Kana muriwo wa sepa unenge wave mushoma, mushure mokuukwatisa. Muboora muriwo unosepa kana uchiuubika. Ku sepa kupera muviri.
Part of speech
verb