ugali

noun
UK /uːˈɡɑːli/
US /uːˈɡɑːli/

Ugali is a thick, soft food made from corn flour and water that people eat with their hands.

For dinner, we ate ugali with vegetables and stew.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A stiff porridge made from millet or sorghum in some African regions.

In that village, ugali is often cooked with millet instead of corn.

3. A slang term for a simple, plain, or basic thing.

His plan was pure ugali—no fancy details at all.

4. A term used in some communities for a meal shared at a gathering.

The family prepared a big pot of ugali for the celebration.