Mbogi Genje Sheng Dictionary – Sheng & Meanings
Mbogi Genje also known as the sheng masters, came with their own “sheng dictionary.” In this article, we decode their sheng and the meanings evident in their song lyrics. Many try to get the lyrics, but it is a whole new language. You need to learn Mbogi Genje’s new sheng since they established their musical career in 2019 with their debut song “Kidungi”.
Who is Mbogi Genje?
Mbogi Genje is a youth group/family made up of lively sheng masters such as Militan Govana, Smady Tings, and Guzman Teddy. Mbogi Genje is a movement, a change movement. It is a big family comprised of fans, artists,, and a whole team who believe in music.
What does Mbogi Genje Mean?
As the streets have it, Mbogi means “a group of people with a common interest,” while Genje means “hot” in Sheng. So when you combine the two words, you get the word “Mbogi Genje which means a hot crew.
As the group was rising, they saw an opportunity to come up with or invent a new genre that would target the youth. Since the rise of Gengetone, Mbogi Genje has changed the whole vibe and become one of the most outstanding music crews. Their lyrics are well written and need a Sheng dictionary to grasp.
50 Mbogi Genje Sheng words and their Meanings
We analyze 50 Mbogi Genje Sheng words and meanings
- Kidungi – Kidungi means a sharp object
- M.G – MG is an initial to mean Mbogi Genje
- Mrota – Mrota means an alley or a ditch
- Fukuru – Fukuru means a prostitute
- Umosheng – Umosheng means Umoja
- Baroda – Baroda means a bank
- Tispo – Tispo means sport shoes
- Rengwa – Rengwa means early in the morning
- Mangwariti – Mangwariti means cannabis Sativa
- Dibla – Dibla means blood
- Mbogi – Mbogi means people with common interest, a crew
- Wamocho – Wamocho means to take liquour
- Muok – Muok means to come
- Gwethe – Gwethe means to stay alert
- Zanabe – Zanabe means where you chill, a baze
- Chok – Chok means to remove lock, or to drink alcohol if you have hangovers
- Riang – Riang means the way forward
- Kuwadalo – Kuwadalo means to check on them
- Warena – Warena means a flashy lifestyle
- Rima – Rima means where you like chilling, home area
- Shang – Shang’ means a deadly weapon
- Digi – Digi means to see, or watch something
- Banja – Banja means to talk
- Kuchweng’a – Kuchweng’a means cheap alcoholic drinks
- Shashola – Shashola means cannabis sativa
- Inengi – Inengi means another time, eg “Ithaa inengi ni trrr”
- Kehuti – Kehuti means to run, it is lifted from Kikuyu language
- Ndichwez – Ndichwez means Ksh. 50, fifty Kenyan shillings
- Mbosho – Mbosho means pockets
- Ndonyo – Ndonyo means a remand or a police station
- M.G – MG is an initial to mean Mbogi Genje
- Vushying – Vushying means an altercation, or a fight that involves fists
- Kidi – Kidi means a weapon
- Mbwegze – Mbwegze means two
- Ngumi Mbwegze – Ngumi mbwegze means two folded fists, or greetings
- Courtko – Courtko means a court
- Zing – Zing is used to refer to someone special
- Murata – Murata means a friend, it is lifted from Kikuyu language
- Bugda – Bugda means to die
- Mboka – Mboka means the a job, the work you do
- Senke – Senke means a mortobike
- Furda – Furda means full
- Kwela – Kwela means a girl with big bomper/behind
- Setoka – Setoka means to go somewhere
- Rada – Rada means to stay alert
- Kuwanasho – Kuwanasho means to silent them
- Rietings – Rietings means lit things
- Mbogilize – Mbogilize means to be in Mbogi Genje mood
- Wolipa Tings – Wolipa tings means lit things
- Nditni – Nditni means inside
- Mrazi – Mrazi is used to describe a hater
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kidungi/shang – firearm
kidi – bullet
baroda – business/work
gwethe – khat
kuwanasho – kuwashona; shona means kill
wolipa – many (derived from jamaican patois; ‘whole heap of’)
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