Places & Areas

46 phrases · Siswati with romanization, English and audio

  1. eSwatini

    Eswatini

    Usage

    Landlocked kingdom in southern Africa between South Africa and Mozambique; the name changed from Swaziland in 2018

    Grammar Note

    The country name. The initial e- is part of the name and is always written with a lowercase e: eSwatini.

  2. Mbabane

    Usage

    The administrative capital of Eswatini, a hill town in the Hhohho Region

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  3. Manzini

    Usage

    The largest commercial city in the country, with a big market and many bus and minibus services

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  4. Lobamba

    Usage

    The royal and legislative capital; the national museum is here

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  5. Nhlangano

    Usage

    A town in the southern Shiselweni Region, close to the South African border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  6. Siteki

    Usage

    A town in the eastern Lubombo Region, below the Lubombo mountains

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  7. Piggs Peak

    Usage

    A town in the northern Hhohho Region with a gold-mining past, near waterfalls and a large lake

    Grammar Note

    Written as on English-language signs.

  8. Matsapha

    Usage

    An industrial town near Manzini, where the former airport is located

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  9. Ezulwini

    Ezulwini Valley

    Usage

    The valley between Mbabane and Manzini, the main tourist area, with hotels and nature reserves

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as on signs. ezulwini means "in heaven", so the valley is also called the Valley of Heaven.

  10. Mlilwane

    Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

    Usage

    A reserve in the Ezulwini Valley with hippos and zebras, explored on foot or by bike

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  11. Malolotja

    Malolotja Nature Reserve

    Usage

    A mountain nature reserve in the north-west known for hiking trails and waterfalls

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  12. Hlane

    Hlane Royal National Park

    Usage

    A lowveld national park where you can see lions, elephants and rhinos

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  13. Mkhaya

    Mkhaya Game Reserve

    Usage

    A reserve known for protecting rhinos; visits are by guided safari

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  14. Sibebe

    Sibebe Rock

    Usage

    A huge granite dome near Mbabane, popular for hiking

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  15. Mantenga

    Mantenga Nature Reserve

    Usage

    A reserve in the Ezulwini Valley with a waterfall and a cultural village showing traditional life

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  16. Phophonyane

    Phophonyane Falls

    Usage

    A waterfall and nature reserve near Piggs Peak

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  17. Ngwenya

    Usage

    The name of a border post with South Africa; one of the oldest known mines in the world is nearby

    Grammar Note

    ngwenya is also the word for "crocodile"; the place name is spelled the same.

  18. Lavumisa

    Usage

    A border post with South Africa in the south

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  19. Lomahasha

    Usage

    The border post with Mozambique

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  20. Sandlane

    Usage

    One of the border posts with South Africa

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  21. Mhlume

    Usage

    A sugar-cane town in the eastern lowveld

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  22. Simunye

    Usage

    A sugar-cane town in the Lubombo Region

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun. simunye also means "as one, together".

  23. Big Bend

    Usage

    A sugar-cane town in the Lubombo Region, always called by its English name

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  24. Mankayane

    Usage

    A town in the central-west of the country

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  25. Hluti

    Usage

    A town in the southern Shiselweni Region

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  26. Hlatikhulu

    Usage

    A town in the Shiselweni Region

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  27. Kubuta

    Usage

    A town in the Shiselweni Region

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun. It is spelled like the ordinary word kubuta ("to ask"), so tell the two apart by context.

  28. Sidvokodvo

    Usage

    A railway junction town south of Manzini

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  29. Malkerns

    Malkerns Valley

    Usage

    A valley near Manzini known for farms, craft shops and cafes

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  30. Mhlambanyatsi

    Usage

    A town south-east of Mbabane in a forestry and farming area

    Grammar Note

    The sign spelling.

  31. Maguga

    Maguga Dam

    Usage

    A large dam on the Komati River in the north-west

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  32. Emlembe

    Usage

    The highest peak in the country, in the north-west near the South African border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  33. Hhohho

    Hhohho Region

    Usage

    The north-western region, home to Mbabane

    Grammar Note

    A region name. The digraph hh spells a breathy sound: Hhohho.

  34. Lubombo

    Lubombo Region

    Usage

    The eastern region, with Siteki and the lowveld sugar-cane belt

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  35. Shiselweni

    Shiselweni Region

    Usage

    The southern region, with towns such as Nhlangano

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  36. Komati

    Komati River

    Usage

    A river in the north that flows on towards Mozambique

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  37. Lusutfu

    Lusutfu River

    Usage

    The largest river in the country, also called the Great Usutu

    Grammar Note

    The Siswati name of the river. Note the spelling tf.

  38. Mbuluzi

    Mbuluzi River

    Usage

    A river in the north-eastern lowveld

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  39. King Mswati III International Airport

    Usage

    The main airport, at Sikhuphe in the Lubombo Region

    Grammar Note

    Used by its English official name.

  40. Mbombela

    Mbombela (Nelspruit)

    Usage

    The capital of South Africa's Mpumalanga province, reachable from Mbabane across the border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  41. Barberton

    Usage

    A town on the South African side, not far from the north-western border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  42. Piet Retief

    Usage

    A town on the South African side, close to the south-west border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  43. Komatipoort

    Usage

    A South African town on the border with Mozambique

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  44. Kruger National Park

    Usage

    A large South African national park that can be reached from Eswatini

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

  45. eJozi

    Johannesburg

    Usage

    The everyday name form for Johannesburg, a big city where many people from Eswatini go to work

    Grammar Note

    eJozi is the locative of Jozi, the nickname of Johannesburg.

  46. Maputo

    Usage

    The capital of Mozambique, reached from Mbabane across the border

    Grammar Note

    A proper noun written as on signs, maps and official documents.

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