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What is the Swahili word for power?

The Swahili word for power can be translated in several ways depending on the context:

General Power:

* Nguvu (pronounced "ngoo-voo") - This is the most common and general word for power, encompassing strength, ability, and authority.

Political Power:

* Mamlaka (pronounced "ma-mla-ka") - This word refers to authority, jurisdiction, and the power to govern.

Physical Power:

* Unyevu (pronounced "oo-nye-voo") - This word refers to strength, particularly physical strength.

Other words:

* Utawala (pronounced "oo-ta-wa-la") - This word refers to rule or dominion, and can be used to describe the power of a ruler or government.

* Ushindi (pronounced "oo-shin-dee") - This word refers to victory or conquest, and can be used to describe the power of a victorious army or individual.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context of the situation.

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