tambala (Meaning)
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tambala (n)
100 tambala equal 1 kwacha in Malawi
Synonyms & Antonyms of tambala
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tambala Sentence Examples
- The child eagerly reached for the tambala, a small, round fruit with a sweet and tangy flavor.
- The villagers used tambalas as currency, exchanging them for goods and services.
- The scent of tambalas ripening in the sun filled the air, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The tambala tree's leaves were said to possess medicinal properties, treating various ailments.
- The tambala's vibrant colors attracted birds and insects, adding to the lively atmosphere of the forest.
- The local artists carved intricate designs into tambala shells, creating unique and beautiful jewelry.
- The tambala was an important symbol in the local mythologies, representing fertility and abundance.
- The villagers organized a tambala festival each year, celebrating the harvest and sharing traditional dishes made from the fruit.
- Children played games using tambalas, tossing them into holes or kicking them along a dirt road.
- The tambala tree stood tall as a majestic guardian of the village, providing sustenance and cultural significance for generations.
FAQs About the word tambala
100 tambala equal 1 kwacha in Malawi
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The child eagerly reached for the tambala, a small, round fruit with a sweet and tangy flavor.
The villagers used tambalas as currency, exchanging them for goods and services.
The scent of tambalas ripening in the sun filled the air, promising a bountiful harvest.
The tambala tree's leaves were said to possess medicinal properties, treating various ailments.
