Ndugu

Definition

"Ndugu" is a common noun used primarily in Swahili-speaking cultures that translates to "brother" or "sibling" in English. It can convey a sense of camaraderie, fellowship, or kinship, not just among blood relatives but also among close friends or peers.

Synonyms

• Brother
• Sibling
• Comrade
• Mate
• Kin

Antonyms

• Sister
• Enemy
• Rival
• Stranger
• Opponent

Examples

1. My Ndugu just graduated from university.
2. We should treat every Ndugu with respect.
3. It’s important to support your Ndugu during tough times.
4. I consider him my Ndugu, even though we aren’t related by blood.
5. The bond between Ndugu is often stronger than that of friends.
6. In our community, every Ndugu looks out for one another.
7. After the ceremony, I will introduce you to my Ndugu.
8. He has always been a reliable Ndugu in my life.
9. They refer to each other as Ndugu despite being from different tribes.
10. The elders taught us to honor our Ndugu.
11. Treat your Ndugu as you would like to be treated.
12. My Ndugu and I share many childhood memories.
13. The festival brought together many Ndugu from across the region.
14. Every Ndugu deserves a chance to express themselves.
15. I will always stand by my Ndugu, no matter the challenges.
16. We often share meals with our Ndugu during holidays.
17. This project is a collaboration between Ndugu from various backgrounds.
18. She is not just a friend; she is a true Ndugu.
19. The stories of our Ndugu strengthen our community ties.
20. He has a way of making every Ndugu feel important.
21. We celebrate the achievements of every Ndugu in our group.
22. My Ndugu surprised me with a thoughtful gift.
23. They worked together as Ndugu to achieve their goal.
24. Each Ndugu brings something unique to the table.
25. The concept of Ndugu emphasizes unity and togetherness.
26. It’s a privilege to call him my Ndugu.
27. Every Ndugu has their own story to tell.
28. Our Ndugu traditions are rich and diverse.
29. I have learned a lot from my Ndugu over the years.
30. We hosted a gathering for all our Ndugu last weekend.
31. He treats every child as if they were his Ndugu.
32. The respect shown to Ndugu is a reflection of our values.
33. In times of joy and sorrow, Ndugu stand together.
34. The bond of Ndugu transcends distance and time.
35. They have resolved their differences like true Ndugu.
36. Every Ndugu in our family is unique in their own way.
37. I cherish the moments I spend with my Ndugu.
38. The festival was a celebration of Ndugu and community.
39. Let's keep our promises to our Ndugu.
40. As Ndugu, we must support each other’s dreams.
41. The spirit of Ndugu is alive in our traditions.
42. She felt a sense of belonging among her Ndugu.
43. We must protect our Ndugu from harm.
44. The teachings of our Ndugu guide us in our actions.
45. They welcomed me into their circle of Ndugu.
46. Every Ndugu has a role to play in the family.
47. He is the kind of Ndugu who always lifts others.
48. Together, as Ndugu, we can make a difference.
49. The memories we create as Ndugu last a lifetime.
50. I learned the importance of loyalty from my Ndugu.
51. She considers her teammates as her Ndugu.
52. The history of our Ndugu is rich with lessons.
53. He often shares his wisdom with the younger Ndugu.
54. The gathering was a reunion of long-lost Ndugu.
55. Respecting our Ndugu is part of our culture.
56. Each Ndugu brings their own strengths to the group.
57. We celebrate the spirit of Ndugu every year.
58. I admire the way he supports his Ndugu.
59. The stories of our Ndugu inspire us to be better.
60. They consider themselves Ndugu despite their differences.
61. Our Ndugu are our greatest allies in life.
62. The love between Ndugu can overcome any obstacle.
63. I am grateful for my Ndugu who are always there for me.
64. We honor our Ndugu by preserving our traditions.
65. The laughter shared among Ndugu is priceless.
66. He has always regarded me as his Ndugu.
67. The support from my Ndugu helped me succeed.
68. In our community, we treat everyone as Ndugu.
69. The unity among Ndugu is what makes us strong.
70. She has a special bond with her Ndugu from childhood.
71. We should always uplift our Ndugu in times of need.
72. The gathering was filled with stories from our Ndugu.
73. I often turn to my Ndugu for guidance.
74. Our Ndugu are our pillars of strength.
75. He refers to his coworkers as Ndugu.
76. The celebration honored the contributions of every Ndugu.
77. They have a special connection as Ndugu.
78. Our Ndugu share a common goal.
79. The love between Ndugu is unconditional.
80. They rallied together to help their Ndugu in need.
81. The warmth of Ndugu is felt during gatherings.
82. It’s a privilege to be considered Ndugu.
83. We must cherish our Ndugu and their wisdom.
84. The festival was a testament to the strength of Ndugu.
85. They acted like true Ndugu during the crisis.
86. The support from my Ndugu was invaluable.
87. Every Ndugu has their own journey.
88. The spirit of Ndugu was evident in their teamwork.
89. We will always remember our Ndugu who have passed.
90. The stories passed down from Ndugu are treasures.
91. The bond we share as Ndugu is irreplaceable.
92. They worked tirelessly for their Ndugu.
93. The laughter of Ndugu filled the air.
94. She is like a Ndugu to me, always supportive.
95. The love for our Ndugu is what unites us.
96. I cherish the time spent with my Ndugu.
97. Let’s honor our Ndugu by being kind.
98. The gathering of Ndugu was filled with joy.
99. We should always defend our Ndugu.
100. The teachings of our Ndugu guide us in life.