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Chichakana

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Meaning and translation of chichakana, a common Luhya word from Bukusu language. Learn origin, pronunciation and more.

Type: Verb

Singular: 

Origin: Lubukusu dialect of Luhya language.

Variations in Lubukusu language: 

Word variations in Luhya dialects with close or similar meaning

 Zizagila (Lulogoli); okhutsiririra (Luwanga),

Similar sounding Bantu words: 

Meaning and translation chichakana

  • Continue
  • Persevere
  • Go on
  • Keep at it

Practice sentence

Chichakana khukenda. Keep walking.

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