Miriam Malaquias

I have left some of the spices without translation, this is because most of East Africans do not use them as much, and are not known in Swahili language. Example rosemary is know as rosemary in East Africa.
Spices — viungo.
Herbs — viungo vya mimea (plant)

Spices — viungo

• Anise —
• Bell peppers — pilipili hoho
• Black pepper —pilipili manga nyeusi
• Cacao — kakao
• Caraway — kisibiti
• Cardamom — iliki
• Cashew nuts — korosho
• Celery seed
• Chili — pilipili
• Cilantro — dhania
• Cinnamon — mdalasini
• Cloves — karafuu
• Coconut milk — tui la nazi
• Coriander — giligilani
• Cumin — binzari ya pilau/ jira
• Curry — binzari
• Dill seed —
• Fennel — shamari
• Fenugreek — uwatu
• Galangal
• Garlic — vitunguu saumu
• Ginger — tangawizi
• Habanero — pilipili mbuzi
• Herbs — viungo vya mimea
• Juniper Berries —
• Lemon — limao
• Lime — ndimu
• Nutmeg — kungumanga
• Onions — vitunguu
• Peanut — karanga
• Peppercorn — pilipili Manga
• Poppy seed — mbegu za mpopi
• Saffron — safarani
• Sesame seeds — ufuta
• Shallot —
• Star anise —
• Spices — viungo
• Sunflower seed — alizeti
• Tamarind — ukwaju
• Tomatoes — nyanya
• Turmeric — binzari manjano
• Vanilla — vanila / lavani

Herbs — viungo vya mimea

• Basil — mrihani / mrehani
• Bay leaves — majani bay
• Celery seed — mbegu za figili
• Chili (fresh) — pilipili
• Curry leaves — majani ya binzari
• Chives — kitunguu jani
• Dill —
• Kaffir leaves — majani limao
• Lemongrass — mchaichai
• Mint — Nanaa
• Oregano —
• Parsley — kotimiri
• Rosemary — rosemary
• Sage — sage
• Tarragon —
• Thyme —

Other

• Vinegar — siki
• Citric acid — asidi sitriki
• Cream of tartar — malai ya hamira-soda
• Honey — asali
• Salt — chumvi
• Sugar — sukari
• Yogurt — mtindi
• Cream — malai
• Yeast — hamira
• Baking powder — hamira ya unga