In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), zhowezha refers to the loud, continuous noise produced by a group of people talking energetically or boisterously.
Example sentences for zhowezha
- Patakangopinda murumhu yemusangano, takanzwa zhowezha raiva rakakura kubva kuvanhu vakawanda vaitaura. (As soon as we entered the meeting room, we heard a loud noise from many people talking.)
- Zhowezha racho rakandirwadza musoro. (The noise gave me a headache.)
- Vana vakaita zhowezha panguva yekutamba. (The children made a lot of noise while playing.)
