Signs

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Monyako wa tlokotsi
Emergency exit
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: emergency exit.
Grammar Note
Noun. "Monyako" is a doorway and "tlokotsi" is an emergency or accident.
Bulehile
Open
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: open.
Grammar Note
Noun. State form of the verb bula (to open).
Kwetswe
Closed
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: closed.
Grammar Note
Noun. Passive form of the verb kwala (to close).
Banna
Men
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: men.
Grammar Note
Noun. Plural of "monna" (man).
Basadi
Women
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: women.
Grammar Note
Noun. Plural of "mosadi" (woman).
Ha ho kenwe
No entry
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: no entry.
Grammar Note
Noun. A sign meaning "no entry".
Ha ho tsubiwe
No smoking
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: no smoking.
Grammar Note
Noun. A sign meaning "no smoking".
Kotsi
Danger
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: danger.
Grammar Note
Noun. It also means accident or harm.
Diterapa
Stairs
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: stairs.
Grammar Note
Noun. Loan from Afrikaans trappe.
Sututsa
Push
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: push.
Grammar Note
Noun. The bare verb stem, used as an imperative.
Hula
Pull
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: pull.
Grammar Note
Noun. The bare verb stem, used as an imperative.
Ha e sebetse
Out of order
Usage
A wording seen on signs and notices: out of order.
Grammar Note
Noun.

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