Muriwo

Muriwo (Vegetables in English) zvinoreva madzinde anokwanisa kudyiwa mashizha awo achinge abikwa mumvura kana mumafuta. Muriwo unokwanisa kubikwa uri wega kana kubikwa pamwe nenyama zvakasanganiswa.

Muriwo wakafurwa wava kudzinina: the vegetables that had been eaten by the cattle are now sprouting new leaves.kudzinina.

• Usavi, usayi kana chisevo (relish of any kind) apa kureva muriwo wemashizha kana nyama yakabikwa.

Mhando dzemuriwo

• Rugare
• Tsunga
• Chemberedzagumhana
• Muboora
• Nyevhe
• Bonongwe
• Zifodya
• Munyemba
• Musemwa-semwa
• Mowa
• mubvunzandadya
• Chidovori
• Chirevereve
• Munenza. Zvichida izwi iri rinotodzana nezita rokuti Munenzva?
• Mudyambira
• Zhombwe
• Musungosungo
• Muvuvu

Mamwe mazwi

• Gwanha, gwanho kana hwani (Fully developed leaf of pumpkin plant or cabbage no longer eaten) apa kureva shizha remuriwo rakakomba risisakwanise kudyiwa. Anonzi makwanha pahuwandu.
• Kukwanha, kusaira kusanzaura kana kusanhira (1. Prune tree, 2. Strip branches from filed sapling or tree).
• Kugwanhudza (Make to tear off leaves, branches, flowers; 2. Z Make to prune).
• Kugwanhuka (Be, or be able to be, plucked, or torn off, or pruned).
• Kwanhura makwanha ekabichi: remove the big outer leaves of the cabbage.
• Kukaya kana kutanha (pluck vegetable leaves). Zvichida ndipo panobva zita rokuti Makaya??

Mitauro yeAfrika

• Chewa inoti ndiwo (anything eaten with food as relish). Taabwa inoti kuswa (v. pick vegetables) kutanha muriwo.
• Mambwe inoti muliwo (trailing vine of pumpkin, cucumber, etc) vachireva muriwo. Humburi inoti kàmbè, kàmb-ù (hand, arm). Fananidzai nokuti kukambura?
• Zulu inoti umlibo kana imilibo (Tendril, runner of creeping plants (e.g. pumpkin, marrow, melon). Mamwe mazwi: umlibo kana imilibo (Origin, source, lineage, stock) vachireva rudzi.
• Luwanga inoti okhukhatsa (eat meat or other relish alone, or out of proportion to the amount of). Zvichida izwi iri rinotodzana neChiShona chinoti kukatsa.
• Shilluk inoti rïwø (v. place level; horizontal). Fananidzai nokuti muriwo?
• Uyo Ibibio inoti tanna (v. become sparse; become very thin (of sticks or of a persons limbs, the later is very derogatory).