Tafadzwa
From Shona fadza, "to please" or "to make happy": "we are pleased".
Meaning and origin
Tafadzwa is built on the Shona verb fadza, "to please" or "to make happy", put into a passive, first-person-plural form that reads as "we are pleased" or "we are made happy".
How to pronounce Tafadzwa
| English (US) | tah-FAHD-zwah /tɑːˈfɑːdzwɑː/ |
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