Meaning of 'zest' in Chichewa is: zest

zest: zest

Noun:

chosangalatsa, Ambiri Amakonda, sanakonde, kukoma, chilimbikitso, zikhulupiriro, mzimu, pfungo.

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Noun(1) vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment(2) a tart spicy quality(3) a tart spiciness(4) energy(5) gusto
Verb(1) add herbs or spices to

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(1) The choir master and choir sang beautifully, children gathered around the Holy Crib to sing their carols, and the brass band added zest .(2) The eleven-year old retains his zest for the game and he responded gamely to Ruby's urgings and stayed on well to beat Frezenium by three lengths.(3) zest the orange and lemon, taking care to discard all of the white pith(4) Her zest for life drew others to her, and she embraced them warmly.(5) Physically, he looks no older than any man who will be 70 in February, but the spark, the MacLeod zest for life, has painfully and obviously gone.(6) They are bright and energetic, and they will add zest to the college.(7) His zest for exploring new horizons made him choose neurosurgery at a time when the specialty was unknown in Asia.(8) If we can learn to observe these flowers, we will be adding zest to our lives.(9) I used to try to beat past records to add zest to my monotonous job(10) The vanilla can be replaced by either lemon or orange zest .(11) The silly, high-pitched voice samples add a little extra zest to the already heated battles.(12) they campaigned with zest and intelligence(13) Bold colors and big foliage add tropical zest to summer gardens.(14) The daily grind of life, a demanding family, death of a young, pretty niece due to cancer and no steady job has not diminished his zest for life.(15) Adding zest to the play will be its music, which would include Indian instrumental with choreography by Vrinda Kapur.(16) Hastings described her friend's infectious zest for life and her great sense of humor.