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Translation and definition of kamatofari
- Clay bricks.
- Buttocks. See kamatakho.
Type: Noun
Singular: Litofali
Origin: Lubukusu dialect of Luhya language.
Variations in Lubukusu: Kamatifari.
Variations in Luhya dialects: Matofari (Maragoli Language).
Similar sounding Bantu words: Matofali (Swahili for bricks).
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