In the Shona language (or ChiShona), yanika means to put something outside so the sun and air can dry it.
Example sentences for yanika
- Amai vari kunyanika mbatya panze. (Mother is putting the clothes outside to dry.)
- Yanika chibage panze kuti chiome. (Put the maize outside to dry in the sun.)
- Mai vangu vanogara vachiyanika hembe pazuva rinopisa kuti dziome nekukasika. (My mother always puts clothes out to dry on a sunny day for quick drying.)
