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What is the Luhya word for English bush meat?

There is no single, direct translation of "bush meat" into Luhya. The term "bush meat" refers to wild animals hunted for food, and the specific Luhya word will depend on the particular animal being hunted.

Here are some examples:

* "Nyama ya msituni" (literally "meat of the forest"): This is a general term for any kind of wild meat, but it doesn't specify the specific animal.

* "Nyama ya ng'ombe wa porini" (literally "meat of a wild cow"): This would refer specifically to bushbuck or other wild antelopes.

* "Nyama ya sungura" (literally "meat of rabbit"): This refers to hare or rabbit.

Therefore, when translating "bush meat" into Luhya, you need to consider the specific animal being referred to.

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