medicine aguzi (noun)(5/6), dawa (noun)(9/10), dawa (noun)(pl), jimbo (made from leaves to bathe newborn)(noun)(5/6), maaguzi (noun)(pl), majimbo (made from leaves to bathe newborn)(noun)(pl), tabibia (noun), tabibia (noun)(9/10), tabibia (noun)(pl), tiba (noun)(9/10), tiba (noun)(pl), udaktari (profession of)(noun), uganga (profession of)(noun), uganguzi (profession of)(noun)
medicine for diarrhea zimda (noun)
medicine for teething children hoza (noun)
medicine for whooping cough ruzuna (noun)(9/10), ruzuna (noun)(pl)
medicine prepared from various roots and herbs for use in a vapor bath or for inhalation vuo (noun)
medicine used for child's stomach trouble and swellings muru (noun)(10)
medicine which is supposed to produce anger and ferocity mori (noun)
medicines maponyea (noun), maponyo (noun), maponyo (noun)(6), mapoza (noun)
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