Swahili Wiktionary data extraction errors and warnings

in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)'

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suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)'

silo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: silo

nazo (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nazo

nao (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nao

nami (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nami

nasi (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nasi

siko (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: siko

ndimi (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndimi

nacho (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nacho

simo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: simo

nayo (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nayo

simi (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: simi

ndiyo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndiyo

nalo (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nalo

sio (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: sio

sizo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: sizo

ndio (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndio

ndipo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndipo

nawe (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nawe

siwe (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: siwe

siyo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: siyo

naye (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: naye

ndiye (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndiye

ndiwe (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: ndiwe

sipo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: sipo

sivyo (verb) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: sivyo

nanyi (prepositional phrase) suspicious unhandled suffix in Swahili: 'n(X) or ma(VI)', originally 'n(X) or ma(VI)' Path: nanyi


This page is a part of the kaikki.org machine-readable Swahili dictionary. This dictionary is based on structured data extracted on 2025-07-03 from the enwiktionary dump dated 2025-07-01 using wiktextract (074e7de and f1c2b61). The data shown on this site has been post-processed and various details (e.g., extra categories) removed, some information disambiguated, and additional data merged from other sources. See the raw data download page for the unprocessed wiktextract data.

If you use this data in academic research, please cite Tatu Ylonen: Wiktextract: Wiktionary as Machine-Readable Structured Data, Proceedings of the 13th Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC), pp. 1317-1325, Marseille, 20-25 June 2022. Linking to the relevant page(s) under https://kaikki.org would also be greatly appreciated.