From Rose Nyakwaka. Aora mar wat iridrok ye mos -tread softly in matters concerning relatives. Do not be too hard on them Kar chuny jatuo – Give a sick person what he [...]
From Flora Terah 1.Agiicuria ta kireere naiji uria akareera – he hangs himself down like a bat, he definitely knows how he would float through the air. 2. Agwikia [...]
From Solomon Maina Kwa mwaria gûkîûra, kwa mûkiri kûorire tene. This implies on the person who speaks out his/her problems out v/s the reticent/introvert person who [...]
From Lynn Dikirr Menyaanyuk enchikati enkutuk o enolkurum – Bad words (abuse) coming from the mouth is worse than a fart i.e what you say with your mouth will not be [...]
From Prof. Kioko Ireri Mundu muka ni ndia ndiku – A woman is a deep sea. Ngiti ya gukumu ikumagira ndegeri – A dog which always barks will also bark at the plane. [...]
From Ruth Mwende Nguli syoonthe iyiania musuoni umwe. – All monkeys cannot hang on one branch. Utatembeaa aasya iny’ia nowe wisi kuua – The person who has [...]
From Vincent Bartoo. Ngosamis murya kobo kot nebo – Even if a rat smells, it belongs to some family. This proverb is used mainly to encourage families with wayward [...]
From Isaiah Esipisu; Abanyole (Luhya) Community Ria omululu wakona khabili – Be fearful of the mighty in order to see another day. Amatsi kaila omwellema – Water [...]
Grass will grow by Kenyan Poet Jonathan Kariara [1935-1993]. If you should take my child Lord Give my hands strength to dig his grave cover him with earth Lord send a [...]