In the Shona language, "zuda" has two meanings depending on its use. First, if someone says "zuda," they might be talking about someone with no hair on their head--that's what "bald" means. The second meaning of "zuda" is about money. It can mean either one dollar or one euro.
Example sentences for zuda
- Murume uya ane zuda. (That man is bald.)
- Haasi kuda kugera zuda. (He doesn't want to shave his head bald.)
- Zuda rinokonzerwa nezvinhu zvakasiyana-siyana. (Baldness is caused by various factors.)
- Akatengesa huku nezuda rimwe chete. (He sold the chicken for one dollar.)
- Ndine mazuda maviri chete muhomwe. (I only have two euros in my pocket.)
- Zuda harichatenge chinhu mazuva ano. (One dollar doesn't buy much these days.)
