life in Swahili
life in Swahili is uhai, maisha — life means the condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
life in Swahili
uhai
the state of being alive
maisha
the state of being alive
uhai
the world in general, existence
uhai
duration
What does "life" mean?
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noun The condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
"Doctors fought to save the patient's life."
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noun The period of time someone or something exists, from birth (or creation) to death (or end of use).
"She spent her whole life in the same small town."
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noun A person's daily existence and experiences, especially their activities, relationships, and circumstances.
"He talked about his life growing up in Manchester."
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noun Liveliness, energy, or vitality.
"The party really came to life once the music started."
life in a sentence
- Doctors fought to save the patient's life.
- Life on Earth depends on water.
- She spent her whole life in the same small town.
- The batteries have a life of about two years.
Similar words in Swahili
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "life" in Swahili?
"life" in Swahili is uhai, maisha. life means: The condition of being alive, as opposed to being dead or inanimate.
How do you use "life" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors fought to save the patient's life." In Swahili, "life" is uhai, maisha.
Are there other ways to say "life" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "life": uhai, maisha.
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