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taa
(n)
lamp
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washa taa
turn on the lamp
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rafu ya vitabu
(n)
bookshelf
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Rafu ya vitabu limejaa vitabu.
The bookshelf is full of books.
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dawati
(n)
desk
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kwenye dawati
on the desk
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zulia
(n)
carpet
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fagia zulia
vacuum a carpet
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zulia
(n)
rug
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mkeka
(n)
mat
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mkeka wa yoga
yoga mat
fanicha
(n)
furniture
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Ilitulazimu tuyaweke mafanicha mengine baada ya moto.
We had to replace all of our furniture after the fire.
jamvi
(n)
carpet
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jamvi la nailoni
nylon rug
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jamvi
(n)
rug
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jamvi la nailoni
nylon rug
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kitanda
(n)
bed
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Mwanamke anapumzika kwenye kitanda.
The woman is resting in the bed.
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mchoro
(n)
painting
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Nilichora huu mchoro mwenyewe.
I painted this painting myself.
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kioo
(n)
mirror
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Kioo kinaning'inia kwenye ukuta.
The mirror is hanging on the wall.
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saa ya ukuta
(p)
wall clock
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bebesha saa ya ukuta
hang a wall clock
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kimeza kando ya kitanda
(p)
nightstand
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kimeza mbao cha usiku
wooden nightstand
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kimeza cha kujipambia
(p)
dresser
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Kimeza cha mbao cha kujipambia ni cha kuhifadhiwa.
The wooden dresser is an antique.
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meza ya sebule
(p)
coffee table
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meza ya glasi ya sebuleni
glass coffee table
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meza ya jikoni
(p)
kitchen table
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kiti
(n)
chair
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kiti cha ngozi cha rangi hanja
brown leather chair
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sofa
(n)
sofa
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sofa hii ni starehe
This sofa is very comfortable.
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pazia
(n)
curtain
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pazia la chumba
living room curtains
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kiti cha kumbembea
(p)
rocking chair
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Kiti cha kumbembea cha mbao.
wooden rocking chair
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saa ya mgutuko
(p)
alarm clock
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Saa ya mgutuko umetegwa kuwa saa kumi na moja asubuhi.
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
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meza ya kukulia
(p)
dinner table
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Sisi hutumia meza ya kukulia wakati wa mlo wa rasmi.
We only use our dinner table for formal meals.
meza
(n)
table
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meza ya mbao
wooden table
pumziko la mguu
(p)
footrest
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pumziko la mguu la hudhurungi
brown foot rest
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