Meaning of Maragoli phrase Kuhayahaya

Definition and meaning of Maragoli phrase Kuhayahaya

Literal meaning is to be unsettled, be all over the place. I find this Maragoli phrase interesting given how it reminds me of similar sounding and meaning words in Kenya’s urban slang sheng. Take for instance that in sheng we say kuhaha or kugwaya gwaya when someone is restless from anxiety or irrational fears. Or how we say kuhanyahanya when one is all over the place with their sexual life, changing partners recklessly and mindlessly.

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Kuhayahaya

To be jittery

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About the Maragoli

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