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mbwa
(n)
dog
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mbwa hadharangi na mbwa mweusi
a brown dog and a black dog
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paka
(n)
cat
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Paka wa mistari anacheza na uzi mwekundu.
The striped cat is playing with red yarn.
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panya
(n)
mouse
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Panya mwenye rangi hadharani.
brown mouse
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ng'ombe
(n)
cow
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Ng'ombe yuko malishoni.
The cow is in the field.
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nguruwe
(n)
pig
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Nguruwe anauuguza vinguruwe.
The pig is nursing the piglets.
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farasi
(n)
horse
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farasi yuko uwanjani
horse in a field
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kondoo
(n)
sheep
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Mkulima ananyoa kondoo.
The farmer is shearing the sheep.
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mbuzi
(n)
goat
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Mbuzi yuko malishoni.
The goat is in the meadow.
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sungura
(n)
rabbit
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Sungura kwenye uwanja.
The rabbit is in the field.
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rusu
(n)
deer
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Rusu kiume ana pembe.
Male deer have antlers.
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ndovu
(n)
elephant
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Niliona ndovu kwenye bunga la wanyama.
I saw an elephant at the zoo.
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twiga
(n)
giraffe
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Twiga wanakula matawi ya mti katika mbuga la wanyama.
The giraffes are eating leaves from a tree in a zoo.
simba
(n)
lion
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Simba anasimama kisha anaendelea kutembea.
The lion pauses and then continues walking.
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duma
(n)
cheetah
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Duma anatafuta chakula kwenye nyika.
The cheetah is searching for food in the grassland.
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punda mlia
(n)
zebra
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Punda mlia wanakuna shingo zao.
The zebras are rubbing their necks.
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nyati
(n)
buffalo
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Nyati wanaforomaliana.
The buffalos are playfully sparring with each other.
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tumbili
(n)
monkey
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Tumbili wanakula wadudu kwa kijiti.
The monkeys are eating ants with a stick.
paka mwitu
(n)
jaguar
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Paka mitu wanastarehe kwenye kivuli.
The jaguars are relaxing in the shade.
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gorila
(n)
gorilla
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Gorila anaelekea chini ya msitu.
The gorilla is walking down a path in the jungle.
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rakun
(n)
raccoon
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Mbweha anakula jungu kwenye msitu.
The raccoon is eating peanuts in the forest.
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ngiri
(n)
wild boar
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Ngiri wanatafuna nyasi.
The wild boars are chewing the grass.
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fuko
(n)
beaver
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Fuko anatafuna mbao kwenye maji kame.
The beaver is gnawing wood in the shallow water.
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mbwa
(n)
wolf
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Mbwa anaye nyagonyago.
howling wolf
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popo
(n)
bat
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Popo wanabembea kwenye tawi wakila tikiti.
The bats are hanging from a branch eating watermelon.
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bea
(n)
bear
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Bea anakimbia kwenye mto.
The grizzly bear is running in the river.
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