Beche meaning in English

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), beche means a woman’s private parts. It’s a common and casual word used in everyday conversations. In plural form, it’s mapeche. Other similar words include mbutu, mbutex, tsvigiso, nyini, gambi, bechalo, bechadex, pudena, punyena, punyani.

• Vakadzi vanofanirwa kuchengetedza beche ravo kuti rirambe rakachena uye rine utano. (Women should take care of their private parts to keep them clean and healthy.)
• Paunosangana nemazano ekuchengetedza beche, zvakakosha kuteerera kurudziro yevanachiremba. (When considering ways to maintain your private parts, it’s important to follow medical advice.)
• Mukutaura kwemazuva ose, beche rinowanzoreva nzvimbo dzakavanzika dzemukadzi. (In everyday conversations, “beche” often refers to a woman’s private areas.)
• Mishonga yechivanhu inobatsira mukuchengetedza hutano hwebeche. (Traditional medicines help maintain the health of women’s private parts.)