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Majina katika ngeli hii yanaanza na kiambishi awali M- katika umoja na kiambishi awali Mi- katika wingi.Vilevile upatanisho wake wa kisarufi huchukua kiambishi u- katika umoja na i– katika wingi. (Names in this class begin with prefix M- in singular form and Mi– in plural form.Also its grammatical agreement takes u– as its prefix for singular and i– as its prefix for plural)
Ngeli hii ina makundi yafuatayo: (This class has the following groups)
Umoja wingi
Mji (town) miji
Mkoba (a bag) mikoba
Mfano (an example) mifano
Mfuko (a bag/pocket) mifuko
Mlango (a door) milango
Mlima (a mountain) milima
Mzengwe (secretive plot against someone) mizengwe
Mpira (a ball) mipira Mchakato(procedure) michakato mradi (project) miradi
Mkakati(process) mikakati
Mkate (bread) Mkate
Msikiti (a mosque) Misikiti
Muktadha (context) mikutadha
Mjarabu (coursework) Mijarabu
Mchezo (a game) Michezo
Mswaki (toothbrush) Miswaki
Msitu (a forest) Misitu
Mlima(mountain) Milima
Mshahara(salary) Mishahara Mshipi (a belt) Mishipi
Mchanganyiko (a mixture) Michanganyiko
Mkondo (a way created by water/animal/ electricity) Mikondo
Mtonesho (condensation) Mitonesho
Mshale (an arrow) Mishale
Mkuki (a spear) Mikuki
Mche (seedling)
Mchafuko (anarchy/riot)
Mchango (contribution)
Mgomo (a strike)
Mdundo (a beat-sound)
Mgomo (a strike/rebellion)
Mhadhara (a lecture)
Mjadala (a debate)
Mjali (a wick)
Mjengo (how someothing is built)
Mji (a town)
Mkahawa (a restaurant)
Mkebe (a tin/container)
Mkeka (a mat)
Mkia (a tail)
Mkojo (urine)
Mkonga (elephant’s trunk)
Mkongojo (walking stick)
Mkonomto (a tributary/distributary)
Mkopo (a loan)
Mkorogo (precipitate)
Mkoromo (a snore)
Mkufu (necklace)
Mkungu (a bunch of banana)
Mkupuo (a sudden swallow)
Mkururo (a line-people)
Mkwaruzo (a scar)
Mkweche (something very old)
Mlahaka (the act to receive someone)
Mlango (a door/gate)
Mlembe (a woman’s pad)
Mlimbuko (the first harvest/a surprise)
Mlingano (a comparison)
Mlingoti (a mast)
Mlio (a sound/cry)
Mlipuko (an explosion)
Mlo (a diet/meal)
Mlolongo (aline)
Mlundikano (a heap)
Mmego (a piece of something cut to be swallowed)
Mmonyoko (erosion)
Mnada (an auction)
Mnenguo (the act to shake the bums)
Mnofu (a muscle)
Mnongono (a whisper)
Mnunguniko (dissatisfaction)
Mnuno (angriness)
Mnyambuliko (causative)
Mnyiririko (a snake-walk)
Mnyuso (a jeer)
Mpaka (a boundary)
Mpako (how something is painted)
Mpango (a program/plan/arrangemet)
Mpini (a hoe handle)
Mpunguo (a reduction) Msafara (a caravanMshipa (a blood vessel)
Mshumaa (a candle)
Msimamo (a stand)
Msimu (a season)
Msonyo (a jeer)
Mstari (a line)
Mstari (a line/margin)
Msumari (a nail)
Msumeno (a saw)
Msururu (a line-people)
Mtaa (a street)
Mtaa (a street)
Mtafuno (the act to chew)
Mtagusano (interrelationship)
Mtalaa (curriculum)
Mtale (a sharp knife)
Mtalimbo (crowbar)
Mtambao (a crawl)
Mtambo (an engine)
Mtandao (network)
Mtatago/mtanato (a small wooden bridge on river)
Mtego (a trap)
Mtengo (separation)
Mtetemeko (a shake)
Mto (a river/pillow)
Mtumbwi (a canoe)
Mtungi (a pot)
Mwendo (a walk/journey)
Mzigo (a language/load/burden)
Mzinga (a beehive)
Mzio (a taboo)
Mzizi (a root)
Mzozo (conflict/crisis)
Mzunguko (a rotation/a revolution)
Mchepuko (a shortcut-way)
Majina ya miti
Majina ya miti (names of trees)
Mti (tree)
Mnazi (coconut tree)
Mchungwa (orange tree)
Mpeasi (a pear tree)
Mtufaa (apple tree)
Mpapai (papaya tree)
Mndimu (lemon tree)
Mpera (guava tree)
Mpapai (a pawpaw tree)
Mzabibu (grape tree)
Mkarafuu (a clove tree)
Mparachichi (avocado tree)
Mtini (a fig tree)
Mkakasi (a thin tall tree)
Mkwinini (a quinine tree)
Mkokao (cocoa tree)
Mwembe (a mango tree)
Mwaridi (a rose tree)
Umoja
Mmea (plant)
Mhindi (maize plant)
Mnanasi (a pineapple plant)
Mpunga (rice plant)
Mgomba (banana plant)
Mpamba (cotton plant)
Mbatata (Irish potato plant)
Mtama (sorghum plant)
Mkonge (a sisal plant)
Mua (sugarcane plant)
Mbono (a castor oil plant)
Umoja
Mwili (body)
Mdomo (mouth)
Mguu (leg)
Mkono (hand)
Mfupa (bone)
Moyo (heart)
Mgongo (back)
Umoja wingi
Mwaka (a year) miaka
Mwali (light) miali
Mwaliko (invitation) mialiko
Mwamana (trustworthiness) miamana
Mwamba (a rock/pillar) miamba
Mwandamano (a march) miandamano
Mwanga (light ray) mianga
Mwangaza (light) miangaza
Mwango (a door frame) miango
Mwangusho (a fall) miangusho
Mwanya (a hole) mianya
Mwasho (itchiness) miasho
Mwatuko (an explosion) miatuko
Mwavuli (an umbrella) miavuli
Mwayo (a yawn) miayo
Mwelekeo (a direction) mielekeo
Mwendeleo (a progress) miendeleo
Mwera (a waterlogged) miera
Mwereka (kickboxing) miereka
Mwezi (month) miezi
Mwiba (thorn) miiba
Mwigo (a mime) miigo
Mwiko (a totem) miiko
Mwiku (a leftover) miiku
Mwimo (a pillar) miimo
Mwinamo (a slop/inclination) miinamo
Mwisho (end) miisho
Mwitiko (an echo) miitiko
Mwito (a call) miito
Mwitu (a forest) miitu
Mwogo (a bath) miogo
Mwondoko (a departure) miondoko
Mwongo (a decade) miongo
Mwongozo (a guide) miongozo
Mwonjo (a taste) mionjo
Mwono (an opinion/look) miono
Mwonzi (a ray) mionzi
Mwosho (a wash) miosho
Myeyuko (a melting) miyeyuko
Myeyusho (process of melting) miyeyusho
Myugwa (yam plant) miyugwa
Mwogofyo (a situation that causes fear) mimiogofyo
Umoja wingi
Moto (fire) mioto
Muahada (an agreement) miahada
Muamala (agreement) miamala
Muamana (trustworthiness) miamana
Muawana (an offer) miawana
Mudiria (constituency/district) midiria
Muhali (something that can cause confusion/fight) mihali
Muhogo (a cassava) mihogo
Muktadha (situation/state) miktadha
Mundu (a sickle) mindu
Mungusinione (a hat) mingusinione
Munyu (salt) minyu
Muono (a look) miono
Muswada (a draft) miswada
Muujiza (a miracle) miujiza
Muumo (a bite) miumo
Muunda (a pillar) miunda
Muundi a (femur) miundi
Muundo (a structure) miundo
Muungabega (a humerus/armbone)
Muungano (a union) miungano
Muungo (a joint/centre) miungo
Muwa (sugarcane) miwa
Muwako (itchingness) miwako
Muye (a vapor) miye
Muziki (a music) miziki
Muunganomji (an expanded city with many towns) miunganomiji
Moza (an arrangement of things in a line) mioza
Muadhara (something that can cause shame) miadhara
UPATANISHO WA KISARUFI (Grammatical agreement)
(Possessives)
(Demonstratives)
(To be)
(Adjectives)
Mkoba
Muwa
Mji
Mwavuli
Msumari
Mikobami
miwa
miji
miavuli
misumari
wako (your)
wake (his/her
wetu (ours)
wenu (yours
wao (their)
Yako
Yake
Yetu
Ours
Yenu
(your)
Yao
their
huu (this)
ule (that)
huo (that)
Hii
these
ile
those
hiyo
those
ni (is)
si
(is not)
Mdogo (small)
Mrefu (long)
Mchafu(dirty
Mfupi (short)
Midogo
Mirefu
Michafu
Mifupi
Sentensi katika umoja
Matumizi ya u-i kama viambishi vya umoja na wingi (The usage of u-i as prefixes of singular and plural.
Mkoba
Mwavuli
Mkono
Msumari
Mtihani
Mlango
Umepotea
Ulichafuka
Ulivunjika
Utaharibika
Utachukuliwa
Umefungika
Mikoba
Miavuli
Mikono
Misumari
Mitihani
Milango
Imepotea
Imechafuka
Imevunjika
Imeharibika
Imechukuliwa
Imefunguka
Umoja Wingi
(The tree has fallen down) (The trees have fallen down)
(My bag has gotten lost) (My bags have gotten lost)
(That umbrella got dirty) (Those umbrellas got dirty)