General "dirty":
* Lesholu (pronounced "leh-sho-loo"): This is the most common and general term for "dirty."
* Monyane: This is a slightly less common term, also meaning "dirty."
Specific types of "dirty":
* Mofutsane: This means "dirty" in the sense of being unclean or soiled, like dirty clothes or dishes.
* Motshila: This refers to "dirty" in the sense of being morally wrong or unethical.
Example Sentences:
* "Ke tlameha ho hlatsoa liaparo tsa ka, li lesholu." (I need to wash my clothes, they are dirty.)
* "Ba ile ba etsa lintho tse monyane." (They did dirty things.)
* "Ba tlohile ba tlohela mofutsane." (They left behind a mess.)
* "Ke tlohile ke tlohela motšhila." (I left behind a dirty situation, morally wrong.)
It's important to consider the context and the specific situation to choose the most appropriate Sesotho word for "dirty."