M/WA noun class

You'll be given a root word, and the English phrase. Conjugate it to the plural or singular forms. Remember the rules: a+a =a a+e=e a+i=e

(-malimu)

Teachers (pl.)

Walimu.

(-toto)

Child (sing.)

Mtoto.

(-anafunzi)

Students (pl.)

Wanafunzi.

(-anafunzi)

Students (sing.)

Mwanafunzi.

(-anamke)

Women

Wanawake.

(-anamke)

Woman

Mwanamke.

(-anaume)

Man (sing.)

Mwanaume.

(- anaume)

Men (pl.)

Wanaume.

(-enyeji)

Inhabitant (sing.)

Mwenyeji

(-enyeji)

Inhabitants (pl.)

Wenyeji.

(-sichana)

Girl (pl.)

Wasichana.

(-sichana)

Girl (sing.)

Msichana

(-wimbaji)

Singer (sing.)

Mwimbaji

(-wimbaji)

Singers (pl.)

Wembaji

(-winbaji)

Hunter (sing.)

Mwindaji

(-winbaji)

Hunters (pl.)

Wenbaji

(-chezaji)

Actor (sing.)

Mchezaji

(-chezaji)

Actors (pl.)

Wachezaji

(-choraji)

Artist (sing.)

Mchoraji

(-choraji)

Artists (pl.)

Wachoraji

(-andishi)

Writer, Author (sing.)

Mwandishi

(-andishi)

Writers, Authors (pl.)

Wandishi

(-ganga)

Doctor (sing.)

Mganga

(-ganga)

Doctors (pl.)

Waganga

(-pishi)

chefs (pl.)

Wapishi

(-pishi)

Chef (sing.)

Mpishi

(-kazi)

Worker (sing.)

mkazi.

(-kazi)

Worker (pl.)

Wakazi

(-vulana)

Boy (sing.)

mvulana

(-vulana)

Boy (pl.)

Wavulana