tiger in Swahili
tiger in Swahili is simba marara, chui milia — tiger means a large, powerful wild cat native to Asia, with an orange coat marked by black stripes.
tiger in Swahili
simba marara
The mammal Panthera tigris
chui milia
The mammal Panthera tigris
What does "tiger" mean?
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noun A large, powerful wild cat native to Asia, with an orange coat marked by black stripes.
"The tiger prowled silently through the tall grass."
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noun A country or economy that has grown rapidly and successfully, especially in Asia.
"Economists once described the small, fast-growing nation as a tiger of the region."
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noun A fierce, bold, or aggressive person.
"She's a real tiger in business negotiations."
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tiger in a sentence
- The tiger prowled silently through the tall grass.
- Wild tigers are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching.
- Economists once described the small, fast-growing nation as a tiger of the region.
- Several tigers in Asia built their wealth on exports and new technology.
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What is "tiger" in Swahili?
"tiger" in Swahili is simba marara, chui milia. tiger means: A large, powerful wild cat native to Asia, with an orange coat marked by black stripes.
How do you use "tiger" in a sentence?
Example: "The tiger prowled silently through the tall grass." In Swahili, "tiger" is simba marara, chui milia.
Are there other ways to say "tiger" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "tiger": simba marara, chui milia.
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