English to Shona Meaning of honeyed words - honeyed mashoko

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English to Shona Dictionary: honeyed words

Meaning and definitions of honeyed words, translation in Shona language for honeyed words with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of honeyed words in Shona and in English language.

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