Origin: -
Use: Mkoko ya Kamash ili bondwa na nine-nine = Kamau's handcart was hit by a police car
Period: Unknown
Synonyms: Unknown
Pronounciation: (Noun) [ m-ko-ko ]
History: - From Swahili Mkokoteni which co-incidently comes from two words mgongo - Swahili for back and teni - from English ten. This compound word described the cost of ferrying goods on the back of early Nairobi porters. These porters later graduated to moving wares on the handcarts.
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