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Generally kukaa ("to sit") also means "to stay". Kusimama has the secondary meaning of "to stop", such as while driving ... you come to a "standstill".
September 3, 2017
I'm assuming that 'to stand', as in to stand for office etc. would have a different translation?
September 29, 2017
AGreatUserName
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Oddly enough, there is an entry for that in Glosbe:
-wania
https://glosbe.com/en/sw/stand%20for%20a%20political%20office
https://glosbe.com/sw/en/kuwania
There is also -gombea
https://glosbe.com/sw/en/-gombea
-gombea uchaguzi
https://glosbe.com/sw/en/-gombea%20uchaguzi
September 29, 2017
i have confused the indifference b/w stop and stand when you are in ksawihli language they are using same meaning
October 26, 2017
