IPA: /ˈʃɑːmbə/
KK: /ˈʃɑːmbə/
A piece of land used for farming, where crops and fruit trees are grown, often including the farmer's home.
The family worked hard on their shamba to grow enough food for the year.
The word 'shamba' originates from Swahili, meaning a piece of land used for cultivation or farming. It refers specifically to a plot of land where crops are grown or animals are raised.
Think of 'shamba' as a special piece of land for growing things, which helps you remember that it means a cultivated area.