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Meanings of mashona in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shona people"
Examples for "shona people"
1
Thanks to the Shona people of Zimbabwe for their incredible mbira music.
2
Mbira is closely associated with spirituality, especially among the Shona people of Zimbabwe.
3
It is the tongue the Venda people, who are culturally closer to the Shona people of Zimbabwe than to any other South African group.
Usage of mashona in English
1
The Mashona who was with me had far sharper eyes than mine.
2
The Matabeles and Mashona tribes between them contrived to render the country uninhabitable.
3
One little sturdy Mashona carried a white child in his arms.
4
His lip curled as Werst, Ressk, and Mashona followed her into the room.
5
Lower lip caught between her teeth, Mashona bent over the controls.
6
It was a rounded, soft-featured Mashona face with large bright eyes.
7
Well, not young anyway, not by Human standards, Mashona amended.
8
Mashona knelt beside her and opened the first aid kit.
9
Mashona and Werst'll have to do it the old-fashioned way.
10
The Bazizulu, or Mashona, are spoken of as the Morururus.
11
He had always been a hero among the Mashona boys: that was no new thing.
12
He helped himself sparingly, then he called the Mashona boy to take the dishes away.
13
I guess what I'm trying to say is you give us... Mashona looked at Ressk.
14
Torin caught a glimpse of Mashona over by the falafel cart but couldn't see Werst.
15
She trusted Mashona and Werst to have her back.
16
Our voorlooper was no scraggy piccanin, he was brawny and bearded, an expert Mashona woodman.