Infinitive
ku enda
Indicative
Present
| (mimi) | ninaenda |
| (wewe) | unaenda |
| (yeye) | anaenda |
| (sisi) | tunaenda |
| (ninyi) | mnaenda |
| (wao) | wanaenda |
Perfect
| (mimi) | nimeenda |
| (wewe) | umeenda |
| (yeye) | ameenda |
| (sisi) | tumeenda |
| (ninyi) | mmeenda |
| (wao) | wameenda |
Past
| (mimi) | nilienda |
| (wewe) | ulienda |
| (yeye) | alienda |
| (sisi) | tulienda |
| (ninyi) | mlienda |
| (wao) | walienda |
Pluperfect
| (mimi) | nilikuwa nimeenda |
| (wewe) | ulikuwa umeenda |
| (yeye) | alikuwa ameenda |
| (sisi) | tulikuwa tumeenda |
| (ninyi) | mlikuwa mmeenda |
| (wao) | walikuwa wameenda |
Future
| (mimi) | nitaenda |
| (wewe) | utaenda |
| (yeye) | ataenda |
| (sisi) | tutaenda |
| (ninyi) | mtaenda |
| (wao) | wataenda |
Future Perfect
| (mimi) | nitakuwa nimeenda |
| (wewe) | utakuwa umeenda |
| (yeye) | atakuwa ameenda |
| (sisi) | tutakuwa tumeenda |
| (ninyi) | mtakuwa mmeenda |
| (wao) | watakuwa wameenda |
Continuous
Past
| (mimi) | nilikuwa ninaenda |
| (wewe) | ulikuwa unaenda |
| (yeye) | alikuwa anaenda |
| (sisi) | tulikuwa tunaenda |
| (ninyi) | mlikuwa mnaenda |
| (wao) | walikuwa wanaenda |
Past
| (mimi) | nilikuwa nikienda |
| (wewe) | ulikuwa ukienda |
| (yeye) | alikuwa akienda |
| (sisi) | tulikuwa tukienda |
| (ninyi) | mlikuwa mkienda |
| (wao) | walikuwa wakienda |
Future
| (mimi) | nitakuwa ninaenda |
| (wewe) | utakuwa unaenda |
| (yeye) | atakuwa anaenda |
| (sisi) | tutakuwa tunaenda |
| (ninyi) | mtakuwa mnaenda |
| (wao) | watakuwa wanaenda |
Future Perfect
| (mimi) | nitakuwa nikienda |
| (wewe) | utakuwa ukienda |
| (yeye) | atakuwa akienda |
| (sisi) | tutakuwa tukienda |
| (ninyi) | mtakuwa mkienda |
| (wao) | watakuwa wakienda |
Imperative
| (wewe) | enda!; uenda |
| (ninyi) | endeni; menda |
Verbs conjugated like enda
abirika,
abirisha,
abiriwa,
abudia,
abudisha,
abudiwa,
acha,
achama,
achana,
achia,
achilia,
achilika,
achiliwa,
achisha,
achwa,
adhibika,
adhibisha,
adhibiwa,
adhimisha,
adibisha, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Translations
Sample Sentences
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اِدَاوُ كِغِمَ هُمِتَ پِيْبِ ، اَسِپَتِ كَطِ كُنَ مَااِيِ (he charges the comer, none tastes of the water) [R. Allen (1946), “Inkishafi—a translation from the Swahili”, in African Studies, volume 5, number 4, →DOI, pages 243–249]