Where does “kasiri” come from?

kasiri (Swahili) comes from Arabic كَسَرَ, from Arabic س, from Arabic سَوْفَ — {{qualifier|future tense marker}}.

kasiri (Swahili): to annoy, infuriate

Definitions

  1. to annoy, infuriate

Ancestry of “kasiri”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Arabicكَسَرَto break
2Arabicسwill
3Arabicسَوْفَ{{qualifier|future tense marker}}
Every word from Arabic سَوْفَ →Every word from Arabic س →Every word from Arabic كَسَرَ →