womenfolk

[US]/'wɪmɪnfəʊk/
[UK]/ˈwɪmɪnˌfok/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. mizani ya wanawali, wanawali wa jamii.
Word Forms
Pluralwomenfolk

Example Sentences

These crude efforts to stop the onsweep of a mighty social force with the bodies of their womenfolk were the dying gasps of the andlords.

Mipango ya mabaya kusafiri kwa mabawa ya wanawake wao kusimamia mwingiliano wa kiujumla kubwa walikuwa mabishaji ya miguu ya andlords.

The womenfolk gathered around the fireplace to chat.

Wanawake walishiria kwenye mto ya mafuta kusikiliza.

The womenfolk in the village are known for their traditional crafts.

Wanawake katika mtaa hujui kwa uchumi wa kijamii wao.

The womenfolk prepared a delicious feast for the celebration.

Wanawake walipanga makanisa mazuri kwa uchaguzi.

The womenfolk took care of the children while the men worked in the fields.

Wanawake walimtenga watoto wakati wanaume walikuwa wakazi katika mazao.

The womenfolk in this community support each other through thick and thin.

Wanawake katika jamii hii wanaonua wote wakati wa mabaya na mazuri.

The womenfolk often exchange recipes and cooking tips.

Wanawake wanaonua mafundisho ya makanisa na mafundisho ya kuchuma.

The womenfolk organized a charity event to help those in need.

Wanawake walifundisha kipindi cha kushughulikia wanaotaka kusaidia.

The womenfolk shared stories and laughter during their monthly book club meetings.

Wanawake walishiria mafundisho na mazuri wakati wa michezo ya mafundisho ya mwezi.

The womenfolk worked together to plant a community garden.

Wanawake walimtenga kama moja kusimamia miguu ya mtaa.

The womenfolk have been the backbone of this family for generations.

Wanawake wanaongoza familia hii kwa mipaka.

Real-world Examples

While the young woman was breast-feeding him, womenfolk from the neighbourhood gathered around to feast their eyes upon the boy.

Wakati mwanamke muda alikuwa anakupa mizani, mwanamke wote kutoka kwa mji mengine walihudumia kusikiliza mwanamke.

Source: Selected Modern Chinese Essays 1

Look after all my womenfolk, including Isis.

Tupuza kila mwanamke yangu, kama hata Isis.

Source: Downton Abbey Season 4

This task was predominantly left to the  womenfolk, in particular unmarried women.

Kazi hii ilikuwa kwa muda kwa mwanamke, kama kwa mwanamke wote ambao wakati wametumia.

Source: Charming history

The womenfolk are tyin' the noose up pretty tight.

Mwanamke wote wanaonya kusimamia kwa muda mrefu.

Source: Everybody Loves Raymond Season 7

And, at long last, the womenfolk go back home.

Na, kwa muda mrefu, mwanamke wote wanaenda nyumbani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

But there they come—four womenfolk, big and small—hurrying with straining eyes down towards the miracle, flocking down to see.

Lakini wana veni—nane mwanamke, kubwa na ndogo—wakwenda kwa muda mrefu kwa mabaya ya mizani kwa muda mrefu kwa mizani, wakwenda kwa mabaya ya mizani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

He had no womenfolk himself, and found it difficult to get help in the summer, lying so far out, but he managed things the right way, no doubt about that.

Alikuwa amsikia mwanamke yote, na alikwama kusikiliza kwa muda mrefu kwa mizani, kwa mizani kwa mizani, lakini alisikiliza kwa mizani kwa mizani, kwa mizani kwa mizani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 1)

Ho, and Inger claps her hands at once to hear it, for if there is one thing womenfolk have no sense nor thought of, 'tis the price of land and properties.

Ho, na Inger inaonya kwa mizani kwa mizani kwa mizani, kwa mizani kwa mizani, kwa mizani kwa mizani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

Now they can see him from the house, and all the womenfolk come out; Inger carries little Rebecca on her arm, though little Rebecca has learned to walk by herself long since.

Sasa wanaona mizani kwa mizani kwa mizani, na mwanamke wote wanaondoka; Inger inaondoka Rebecca ndogo kwa mizani kwa mizani, kwa mizani kwa mizani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

And then things began to go swimmingly. It was in the day when womenfolk used to wear loose plaits in their hair; and Andresen, he was the man to sell loose plaits.

Na siku hii kwa mizani kwa mizani. Kwa mizani kwa mizani kwa mizani; na Andresen, alikuwa mwanamke kwa mizani kwa mizani.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

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