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kaamudza
stop raining
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kabhukana
splash and spill, as water while being carried in a container
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kaboneka
appeared
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kadula
hit another
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kakale
again; once more
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kakang'wa
stammer; stutter
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kakang’wa
stammer; stutter
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kala
to weigh
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kalaka
lime; whitewash
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kale
already
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kama
milk; comb one’s hair; milk
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kambaila
crawl, as of a baby; creep; crawl
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kamela
camel
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kampa
camp
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kamu
comb
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kana
why
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kanga
roast; fry; roast
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kangang'wa
forget
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kangangwa
forget
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kangang’wa
forget
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kangula
wear something new for the first time
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kang’waza
on purpose; intentionally
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kanya
roll up, as the legs of a pair of trousers or of shirt sleeves; roll up
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kanyi
home
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kapa
unsettle, as sediments in water, ie. to cause to be muddy; unsettle
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kapi
baby’s sun hat
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kapuku
snow
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kara
car
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karata
cards
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kat'a
become tame; docile
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kat'ana
coiled up; as a snake
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kat'isa
discipline or train as of an animal
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katara
guitar, musical instrument
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kaThulo
sentence or a verdict; judgement
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katila
cushion a load carried on the head
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katsha
crush s.o., as with a stone; crush s.o.
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katsi
cat
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kat’a
become tame; docile; play on something either making it dirty or spoiling it
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kat’ana
coiled up, as a snake
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kat’isa
discipline or train
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kaya
describe; say; tie together the hing legs of a cow so that it stand still while milking it
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ka zwala
gave birth
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ke
it
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keetani
chain
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kekedza
cackle, as a hen in search of a place to make a nest; cackle
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keleka
examine; look into carefully; examine
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kene
perhaps; or; either
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kenta
inject
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kepesi
cap
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kera
cut hair; shave; cut hair
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keta
to play a counting game with stones
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ketHa
pluck a fruit, branch, leaf etc; reap by breaking off the heads; pluck a fruit
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khaba
dress elegantly or smart; show off; dress elegantly or smart
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khabankaka
type of plant which grows a big round root on the ground
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khabidza
to sit properly not showing one’s underwear; to sit properly not showing one's underwear
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khabisa
decorate; make beautiful; garnish; decorate
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khaboti
cupboard
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khaisa
to out do someone in a competition; excel; surpass; to out do someone in a competition
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khaisana
to out do each other
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khama
choke a person or thing; throttle; choke a person or thing
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khandela
candle
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khani
news; a court case; topic of discussion
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khapa
to smear a floor or wall with dung making different beautiful patterns
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khapita
to choke, when drinking or eating sometthing; to choke
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khari
slice of water melon with or without the edible part
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khata
amuse; cause to laugh; amuse
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khaula
to stop doing an undesirable thing, often as a result of punishment or reprimand; to stop doing an undesirable thing
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khawa
dew
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khefi
cafe
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kheipi
collar
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kheroti
carrot
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khetha
pay tax; select or choose; pay tax
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khiba
apron; pinafore
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khiga
help to put a load on someone’s head; help to put a load on someone's head
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khina
knee-halter a donkey or a horse
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khirisimusiH
Christmas
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khirisimusi H
Christmas
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khiyi
key
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khole
rope held by someone leading cattle in a span
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kholera
cholera
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khona
manage; accomplish something; take a turn at a corner
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khong’wana
young yearling ox
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khonsata
concert
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khoodza-ntanda
woodpecker
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khoodzantanda
woodpecker
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khubu
swing
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khubula
to swing, as in a swing; to swing
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khunou
denotes an ox or any male animal that is reddish brown in colour
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khunwana
denotes a cow or any female animal that is reddish brown in colour
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khupe
hare (used as a totem)
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khuta
miss a target; enclosure where the community assembles to discuss matters of importance to the community; a council
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khuwa
white person; European
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khwa
dry up, as of a well; pound, as with corn; dry up
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kHwana
wild animal of the jackal family, eats goats
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khwathe
inguana
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khwathisa
strike on the back using either a big stick or a whip
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kHwe
sweet reed; sugar cane
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khwila
pound, as of some grain, for/at; to dry up, as of a pot on fire; pound
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khwiriri
snore
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khwiriridza
snore
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khwisa
dry up of a cow’s milk as a result it starts driving away the calf; dry up of a cow's milk as a result it starts driving away the calf
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kHwizana
lamb
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kHwizha
giraffe
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kHwizi
sheep
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Kiristi
Christ
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kitili
kettle
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ko
it; it's
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koama
stay put, as a group of waiting people; stay put
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koba
distribute or give away as a present
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kobana
apportion tasks or things mutually
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kobanya
distribute indiscriminately and aimlessly; squander; distribute indiscriminately and aimlessly
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kobeka
be distributable
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kobola
to stamp wild raisins in a mortar with a pestle
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koboto
cupboard
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kodhu
fat; big
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kodzonga
stir; row a boat; stir
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koga
however; nevertheless; only; only
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koka
invite
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kokodza
knock, as on a door; knock
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kokonola
remove something that had hardened onto another hard surface
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kokorobhana
corrugate; crimp; make wrinkles in; corrugate
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kokota
eat the remnants; scrape something with a finger; eat the remnants
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kologwe
last-born child in the family
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kolomola
dismantle; destroy; dismantle
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kolota
owe; take on credit; owe
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koloyi
wagon; vehicle
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komba
to surround something
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kombama
crooked, not straight
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kombela
help in a fight by also beating the person being fought
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kometHela
nail to; knock in, as of a nail or a peg; nail to
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kona
refuse
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konesa
cause to be difficult
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kong'wa
fail; not succeed
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kong’wa
fail; not succeed
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koobedza
kill someone who is helpless; to kill an animal that is already wounded or suffering
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kopelo
hymn book
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kopi
cup
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kopisa
it is hot
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kopodza
to get something in the eye; dazzle; to get something in the eye
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korokorwana
padlock
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koroni
crown
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kose
all
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koshodza
cause to cough
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koshola
cough; coughing
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kotama
stoop; crouch, as if hiding; bend forward; stoop
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kotamuka
to unbend; to straighten; to unbend
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kotHomela
nail into, as with a nail; nail into
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kotoka
arrive; reach one’s destination; arrive
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kotosa
bring cattle home; marry a wife; bring cattle home
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kotoshio
small type of owl
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koyi
skipping rope
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ku
to (the); to
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ku-
at (prefix)
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kubadza
hurt someone where it is sore or where there is a sore
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kubala
get hurt or injured
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kubi
lot
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kubikubi
lot more
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kubungana
assemble; gather together; assemble
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kubunganya
gather things together; gather into a group; gather things together
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kudula
head butt; knock one with head
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kudza
bring-up a child; cause to grow; until
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ku dzimu
heaven
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kudzimu
heaven
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kuelela
jeer at someone; make fun of by loud abusive shouts; jeer at someone
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kukama
gemsbok or oryx gazelles
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kuku
grandmother
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kukubugwani H
beetle
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kukubugwaniH
beetle
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kukula
scrape a surface, as a pot with a scraper; scrape a surface
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kukulu
big
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kukumuka
rise in bulk or increase; raise as of dough; rise in bulk or increase
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Kula
Indian
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kula
grow in height or age; has grown tired of something; weed, using a hoe or a spade
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kulekule
far away; far off
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kulidzila
pull up trousers or underwear when hanging low when worn
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kuligwa
be in an advanced stage of pregnancy
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kulukugwi
old, as of a garment or utensil
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kulukulu
big; huge
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Kulumimba
roundworm
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kulumuka
come in large numbers as of people
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kuma
touch lightly intentionally; roar as of a bull or a lion; groan from pain
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kumba
visit
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kumbila
beg; ask for; request; beg
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kumbudzana
remind each other
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kumbula
think; ponder; consider; think
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kumbuludza
cause to recollect; remind; cause to recollect
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Kun'gulu
May (month)
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kunda
defeat
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kundiwa
being overpowered or defeated
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kunguludza
roll something on the ground; cause a thing to roll down, as a tank; roll something on the ground
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kunguluka
roll down a steep slope; tumble down; roll down a steep slope
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ku ngumba
at the house
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ku ng’we
another
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kung’we
anywhere; another
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kunupo
button
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ku nzi
to home
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kurukidza
pacify an infant
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kusi
underneath; below
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kuswa
sharpen, as a knife; sharpen
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kutHa
to come in contact with unintentionally
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kutHiwa
trip on; stumble on; trip on
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kutHubula
remove leaves and twigs from a branch from a tree
-
kuti
so that; in order that; that
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kutizhila
escape
-
kuwa
shout loudly; scream; shout loudly
-
kuzhe
outside
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ku zhe
outside
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kuzwa
be with small chicks of a hen
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kwakanaka
it is/was good
-
kwala
write
-
kwamula
break off something
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kwanga
full of fruit (tree)tree, or full of milk (someone); be full of milk
-
kwanyula
remove the corn from the stalks
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kwaula
break off a branch or twig at its junction with the rest of the tree
-
kwazo
much; hard
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kwazokwazo
lot more
-
kwe
of the
-
kweba
pull; draw in or out; pull
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kweba-makumbo
walk slowly; drag one’s feet; walk slowly
-
kwebamakumbo
walk slowly; drag one’s feet
-
kwegula
become old, or aged; become old
-
kwemula
break off a piece, as of a cup, dish etc.; break off a piece
-
kwemulanya
to separate mutually amongst
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kwiba
steal; pilfer; steal
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kwiila
to mate, as of animals; to mate
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kwiya
grind, as corn to make flour; grind