strangle in Swahili
strangle in Swahili is nyonga — strangle means to kill or injure someone by squeezing their throat and cutting off their air.
strangle in Swahili
nyonga
to kill someone by strangulation
What does "strangle" mean?
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verb To kill or injure someone by squeezing their throat and cutting off their air.
"The victim was strangled with a piece of cord."
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verb To suppress or stifle something severely.
"Excessive red tape can strangle small business growth."
strangle in a sentence
- The victim was strangled with a piece of cord.
- Excessive red tape can strangle small business growth.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "strangle" in Swahili?
"strangle" in Swahili is nyonga. strangle means: To kill or injure someone by squeezing their throat and cutting off their air.
How do you use "strangle" in a sentence?
Example: "The victim was strangled with a piece of cord." In Swahili, "strangle" is nyonga.
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