Electronics

5 phrases · Maasai with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ositima

    Electric power or light

    Usage

    Use it when you ask whether there is electricity or point at a light or lamp

    Grammar Note

    A noun whose prefix "o-" is written joined to the word. It means an artificial light such as a torch, and in speech it is also common for electric power. Another word with the same form may exist; native review recommended

  2. Esaa

    Watch or clock

    Usage

    Means a watch or clock. It is also used for an hour

    Grammar Note

    A noun whose prefix "e-" is written joined to the word. Besides a watch or clock it also means an hour

  3. Redio

    Radio

    Usage

    Means a radio; point at it when you ask someone to turn it on or off

    Grammar Note

    A word taken from English "radio" and used as it is. A native Maa word was not found. Borrowed word; native review recommended

  4. TV

    Television

    Usage

    Means a television; use it when the set in your room does not work

    Grammar Note

    A word taken from English "TV" and written this way in speech. Another borrowing, "telepeshen", also exists. A native Maa word was not found. Borrowed word; native review recommended

  5. Kompyuta

    Computer

    Usage

    Means a computer, for example at an internet cafe or an office

    Grammar Note

    A borrowing with the same form as Swahili "kompyuta". A native Maa word was not found. Borrowed word; native review recommended

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