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Equivalent to "your feaces" in English...it's a popular Lozi insult which other tribes in Zambia tend to know without really knowing exactly what it means.
Joe: masipa ya hao! You stepped on my white sneakers!
Brian: oh sorry bro but you didn't have to insult me like that...it hasn't gotten to that.
An insult in Lozi language of Western Zambia meaning "your feaces or your feacal matter".
e.g give me my money you've been owing for the past 2 years, masipa ya hao!
A Lozi name originating from western Zambia meaning someone with power.
e.g...doctor: this newborn baby has been strong through out his birth..
mother: husband, give him a name..
Father: Mataa..
Originates from "you don't even know" & it's something you say in a smug sort of way highlighting the ignorance of the people present over something lit you just did or are still doing. Of cos, some kind of admiration or positive amazement has to obvious in the people's faces.
e.g people arguing on how some kind of dance is performed & you perform it to perfection with everyone stopping to watch...it's only right you smugly say U.O.E.N.O immediately you're done!