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English to Xhosa Meaning :: disgust
Disgust - semidlalo Disgusted :: idikiwe Disgusting :: ezilizothe Disgusts :: iyamcaphukisa
Disgust? I DISGUST you?
The poor DISGUST us because they are us,
You DISGUST me.
Their DISGUST for you.
You DISGUST me, Arturo!
English to Xhosa Dictionary: disgust
Meaning and definitions of disgust, translation in Xhosa language for disgust with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of disgust in Xhosa and in English language.
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Noun :: , itenephu