MISSOURI IN SWAHILI

What does the word Missouri mean Swahili? Ad by DuckDuckGo What's a meaningful resolution I can make (and actually keep) for 2020? You've likely made a resolution in the past that turned out... well, let's just say it didn't turn out so well. 😞Not this year!My recommendation? Resolve to take back control of...(Continue Reading) 4 Answers Stephen Muriira Stephen Muriira, Pan-Africanist: if only Africa could become a country :) Answered Mar 3 I am sure you meant mzuri or mizuri. Zuri in Swahili means good. It can be used as a kivumishi (adjective) or as a kielezi (adverb) depending on what you are describing. In the case of mizuri, (which conveniently sounds like Missouri) the person is most likely describing a noun and from a specific noun group the U-I group. These nouns begin with M in singular and Mi in their plural. This group contains most (if not all) plants. Mti mzuri - (A good tree) Miti mizuri - (Good trees) In a complete sentence: Huu ni mchungwa mzuri. (This is a good orange tree.)