General Greed:
* Okhumu: This is a general term for being greedy or covetous. It can refer to wanting more than one's fair share or being overly possessive.
* Olunyinyi: This word describes someone who is always hungry or wanting more, often referring to material possessions.
* Omuhanga: This word describes someone who is selfish and always wants more, even at the expense of others.
Specific Greed:
* Okhula: This term specifically refers to being greedy for food.
* Okhuluma: This word describes someone who is greedy for money or wealth.
The most appropriate translation will depend on the specific context of the situation and the particular aspect of greed you want to convey.
For example, you might say:
* Alikhula sana: He is very greedy (for food).
* Alikhula okhuluma: He is greedy for money.
* Ali nyinyi sana: He is very greedy (for possessions).
It is always a good idea to use the most appropriate and natural-sounding phrase for the specific situation.