beseech in Swahili
beseech in Swahili is kuomba, kusihi — beseech means to beg someone urgently and earnestly for something.
beseech in Swahili
kuomba
to beg
kusihi
to beg
What does "beseech" mean?
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verb To beg someone urgently and earnestly for something.
"She beseeched the judge to show mercy on her son."
beseech in a sentence
- She beseeched the judge to show mercy on her son.
- He beseeched his friend not to leave without saying goodbye.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "beseech" in Swahili?
"beseech" in Swahili is kuomba, kusihi. beseech means: To beg someone urgently and earnestly for something.
How do you use "beseech" in a sentence?
Example: "She beseeched the judge to show mercy on her son." In Swahili, "beseech" is kuomba, kusihi.
Are there other ways to say "beseech" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "beseech": kuomba, kusihi.
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