Kabissa

Kabissa is a Swahili word meaning "completely," "utterly," "totally," or "altogether." It is used to emphasize the completeness or thoroughness of an action, state, or quality. It can also imply finality or the end of something. The term is widely used throughout East Africa, particularly in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, wherever Swahili is spoken. It serves as an adverb modifying verbs, adjectives, or even entire clauses to underscore the sense of finality or completion. Its meaning can vary slightly depending on context, but the core concept of totality remains consistent.