Netsai
From the Shona verb netsa, "to trouble, to bother": close to "troublesome one".
Meaning and origin
Netsai comes from the Shona verb netsa, "to trouble, annoy or bother", and fits the Shona custom of naming a child for the circumstances or feelings around the birth rather than for a virtue.
How to pronounce Netsai
| English (US) | neh-TSAH-ee /nɛˈtsɑːi/ |
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