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t'
we (prefix to verb)
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t'ina
irritate; hurt someone
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taba
protect by medicine
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tadziveisiH
boxer
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tadziveisi H
boxer
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tafula
make an even grass thatch; smoothen grass thatch; make an even grass thatch
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tafuli
table
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tafuna
chew; masticate; chew
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taka
color using coloring pencils
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takana
splash about of soft porridge on fire
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takhwa
before; be chased away; be expelled
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takula
drive cattle
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talangana
to spread out
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talanganya
cause to spread out
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tamati
tomato
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tamba
skip about, as young animals; skip about
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tambika
hang over something
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tambunudza
stretch out, as a blanket; stretch out
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tambunuka
be straight, as a path or a line; be upright and straight as a pole; be straight
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tanda
sew with big stitches, or stitches that are far apart; sew with big stitches
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tandabadza
cause to spread out as of the roots of a tree; cause one to sit with legs stretched out; cause to spread out as of the roots of a tree
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tandabala
to spread out as of tree roots, or as of ones legs stretched out.; to spread out as of tree roots
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tandabalila
sit with legs stretched out towards another
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tanga
be first
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tangila
to arrive first or finish first
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tangisa
begin; cause to be first; begin
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tang’
pincer; tweezers
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tanka
tank
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tantabe
species of lizard or an agama
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tapHula
harvest fruit or greens from the plant
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tapudza
lessen; subtract; lessen
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tapudzo
decrease; reduction; a subtraction
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tarata
fence; wire
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tasilibomo
harness
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taswa
mount, as a horse; mount
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tata
chase away
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tatamidza
cause to chase or run after
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tatamila
to chase or run after; to drive away; to chase or run after
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tate
father
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tatHa
climb; ride; climb
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tatHana
climb or mount each other
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tatHanya
put one on top of the other
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tathikana
be pilled one on top of the other; be in layers; lie on top of the other; be pilled one on top of the other
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tatHikanya
pile on top of the other
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tatHilila
climb for; ascend to the required height; climb for
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tatHisa
cause to climb or mount; give a ride in a vehicle; cause to climb or mount
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tatila
chase to or for
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taula
relate or tell a folktale
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tebetebe
whirling toy made from a stalk of grass and a seed
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tebula
spill; throw out, as of water; spill
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tebulila
spill onto
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techanana
thin
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tee
tea
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teedzesa
help listen to some problem; cause to listen; help listen to some problem
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tekedza
tickle; poke on the ribs, as a result making one laugh; tickle
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tekelela
to cry without cause
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tema
black; chop
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tematema
pitch black
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tembezela
pray
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tempa
affix a stamp; stamp; affix a stamp
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tenda
thank; show gratitude; thank
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tendebuka
turn around
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tendebula
turn something around
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tendeka
point out; point at, as with a finger; point out
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tendeleka
move around
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tenga
buy
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tengelana
buy for each other
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tengesa
sell
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tengesela
sell for/to
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terabuli
travelling rug
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tesela
shave off all the hair
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teswa
have a sharp end, as a needle; have a sharp end
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tetedza
advertise, as being for sale; advertise
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tetema
tremble with fear; shiver from cold; tremble with fear
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tetHela
put domestic animals into an enclosure or a kraal
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Tetjanana
narrow
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teuka
turn over immediately, as of a pot on fire; turn over immediately
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teya
set a trap
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tezwale
father-in-law
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Thaabadza
cause to be zealous, eager; cause to be zealous
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Thaabala
be anxious; be in haste to accomplish something; be anxious
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thabi
new hut with the grass thatch only but the wall not yet built
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Thaedza-mesho
to look down upon
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Thaedzamesho
to look down upon
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Thaela
come short; come short of; come short
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thai
tie
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tHako
dress
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thako-ye-thunji L
skirt
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thakoyethunjiL
skirt
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thali
thread; fibre
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tHalu
calf of the leg
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Thama
do; make; do
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thame
secretary bird
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Thamisa
cause to do something
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ThaN'wa
be made to do something
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thanda-chukela
light brown sugar ant
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thandachukela
light brown sugar ant
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tHanga
platform; playground
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thango
piece of anaimal flesh product
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ThanThanula
unstitch what was sewn; undo a plait; unstitch what was sewn
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thanya
wake up from sleep
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ThaN’wa
be made to do something
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thapula
snap, as of something stretched out; snap
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thathubo
examination
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tHeko
hiccup
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tHele
strip of cloth worn by a boy to cover nakedness; euphemism for male genitals
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tHema
rhinoceros
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thema
black
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tHenda
type of wild sweet root
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tHengo
purchase; purchase price
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tHengu
raven; black crow
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theuka
turn off the road
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Theula
to drive one or two animals out of a herd
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tHewa
wild berries of Grewia flava
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thigama
kneel
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thikili
string of thatching grass; a chain of little bundles of thatch
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tHilili
wildcat
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thiwa
trivet or three-legged stand for a pot
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thiyani
porridge cooked with fresh milk
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tho
sore; wound; ulcers
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tHobedzano
children born one after the other
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thobolo
gun
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tHogwana
baby’s sleeping mat
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Thokomela
care for; take care; burden either physically or emotionally; care for
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tHokotHoko
dung not of cows but other animals
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tHongomana
fontanelle of a baby’s head
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Thonya
curdled; to curdled
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tHosula
syphilitic rashes; syphilis
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thowa
whey
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Thowa
hate; dislike; hate
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tHozo
hoof
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thubukana
break a bond; cease being friends; separate by mutual agreement; break a bond
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thubukano
separation; divorce
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thubukanya
separate or divide amongst others
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thubula
remove upper garments; undress; cut, as a rope or string
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thubulidza
take a short cut
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thubulila
treat in a mean manner; snap at someone; treat in a mean manner
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thudza
revived; to come round, after a faint; revived
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thudzi
shoulder
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thueko
turn (directions)
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thuka
forcibly break out of a kraal, enclosure or a stockade, as of livestock; forcibly break out of a kraal
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thukila
break into a kraal, or enclosre, as of livestock; break into a kraal
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thukwa
dark brown, as an ox
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thukwana
brown
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thula
kick
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thulana
collide
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thulanya
cause to collide
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thulila
thatch
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thulilika
be well thatched
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thulunula
pull down, as of the roof of a house; pull down
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thuma
sew
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thumbi
puff adder
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thumo
bullet
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thumugwa
be provoked or vexed
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thumula
provoke
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Thunama
sit as one in a state of despair; look sullen or morose; sit as one in a state of despair
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thunde
sorghum
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tHundu
possessions; goods; merchandise
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tHungo
rafters
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thunji
loins; waist
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thusa
help; assist; help
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thuse
help
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thuta
smoke a pipe or cigarette
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tHutHugwa
fruit of a belladonna plant
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thutidza
blow air to induce a flame in a fire
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thuwa
rear, as of livestock; rear
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tHuzi
fly
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thwa
spit out; vomit; spit out
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thó
wound
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ti
say
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tibelelo
whole night gathering for prayers prior to a funeral
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tichara
teacher
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tikiti
ticket
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tilika
hang or place above
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tiliyana
be on top of another
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tiliyanya
put on top of another
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tirekitaraL
tractor
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tirekitara L
tractor
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tirina
train
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titha
torchwood
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tizha
to run away from something
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tizhilila
go after, with intention of catching up with someone; go after
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tizhisa
cause to run or flee; have diarrhoea; cause to run or flee
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tizhisiwa
diarrhoea
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tja
fear; have fear
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Tjabewomba
April
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tjaisa
knock off from work; knock something
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tjaka
cut
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tjakanula
chop, slice
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tjakanyula
chop or make something into small bits and pieces
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tjamba
concubine
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tjampupudze
dust storm
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tjan'gu
mine
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tjan'gwatin'gwati
hide and seek
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tjanana
kid
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tjapa
careless person
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tjatjama
hiss or sizzle of something cooking; a painful ache as from a burn
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Tjazha
hand
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tjebuka
look back
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tjechebuka
look sideways; look behind
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tjedza
light
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tjeka
cut
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tjekelala
cut up
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tjekeledza
go by a short route; take a short cut
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tjekelela
cut into small pieces
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tjekesa
cause to cut up
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tjela
granary; draw liquid
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tjeludo
dear woman
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tjema
scream
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tjemela
rebuke; caution
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tjena
white
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tji / chi / n
prefix singular
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tjibaka
time
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tjibi
sin
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tjikadzi
girl
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tjilema
disabled person
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tjiman'ga
maize
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tjimanga
maize
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tjimwe
something
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tjinkwa
bread
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tjinyala
finger
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tjiso
face
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tjitju yetjo
that thing
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tji tombo
rock
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to
he; does
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toba
massage
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toboka
loose hope on something
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tobokana
lose trust; loose trust on each other
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tobosa
explain on absence of something; deny; explain on absence of something
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todza
take after or resemble another
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toga
we alone
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togwa
be taken; be married; be taken
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tokonyola
shred, as grains of maize from a cob; shred
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tola
take
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tolela
take for; take by force; seize; take for
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toloka
interpret
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tolokegwa
be interpreted for
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tolokela
interpret for
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toloko
abell
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tombola
extract thorn from flesh using a safety pin
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tomu
reins
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tongo
denotes an act that would take place or had already taken place
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topola
to pick very little using two fingers
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toroko
railway truck
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toronko
prison
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toropo
town or city; city
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tose
together; all of us
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tota
mend or seal a hole using some beeswax
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totHodza
make cold
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Tree
Nti
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tsatula
crush something soft or alive as an insect between two objects
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tsetse
flea; tsetse fly
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tsha
dig
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tshamba
tramp, or tread; step on something; tramp
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tshambilidza
oppress; emphasize; press down, as a pen when writing; pin down to the ground; oppress
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tshambisa
cause to step on something
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tshambo
paw
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tshambuka
take one’s foot off something; stop trampling on something; take one's foot off something
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tshatsharika
walk unsteadily on weak legs, as when drunk; walk unsteadily on weak legs
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tshe
shift a little
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tsheduka
shift to one side
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tshedula
shift a little, as of something heavy; shift a little
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tshepe
springboks
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tshetha
yellow
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tshetshe
bull frog
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tshibama
to give birth, as of a person; to give birth
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tshibika
turn a pot or any container upside down
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tshila
dig for; bury; dig for
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tshima
well
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tshimuta
sneeze
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tshinda
gasp or struggle; as a dying thing
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tshindika
to push one forcefully
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tshindinuka
come off, as the floor of a hut; come off
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tshindinula
exhume; reveal what was concealed, especially in the ground; exhume
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tsHinga
veins or arteries
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tshipi
week; metal; Sunday; church
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tshonyonga
to irritate
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tshoo
introduces a request
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tshotshoma
be active; hyperactive; be active
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tshu
black ox or bull
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tshugwa
be wiped
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tshula
wipe
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tshulisa
cause to wipe
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tshulo
fat round gut; omentum
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tshung'ayidza
cause to be sleepy or drowsy
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tshung'ayila
feel sleepy; feel drowsy
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tshungwaila
tired; sleepy
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tshung’ayidza
cause to be sleepy or drowsy
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tshung’ayila
feel sleepy; feel drowsy
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tshunyana
black cow
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tshwa
new; burn
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tshwaisa
cause to brand; brand for and give; cause to brand
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tshwaya
mark, as when branding livestock; mark
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tshwayila
sweep
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tsika
squint, as of an eye; squint
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tsita
fasten a napkin or diaper on a baby
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tswapula
spoil, as of taste; spoil
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tswiyi
sunbird
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tubatuba
move up and down; come several time to a place within a short space of time; move up and down
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tubula
manage
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tuka
insult; look at one’s private parts; scold; insult
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tukana
quarrel, scold or threaten each other; quarrel
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tukisa
cause one to be scolded or insulted
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tukununu
small; tiny
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tukutidza
cause to perspire or sweat
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tukutila
perspire or sweat
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tukwana
handkerchief
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tukwi
head scarf; a head dress; a head band
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tula
take a load off your head
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tulugwa
be taken down
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tulula
take down
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tuma
send
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tumba
crouch; squat, sit on the haunches; crouch
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tumila
send; mail; send
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tumilila
send to or for
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tuna
take an oath; abstain, as of a taboo; take an oath
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tunda
urinate; pass water; urinate
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tundila
urinate onto something
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tundubadza
cause to calm down; cause a pain to subside for a while; cause to calm down
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tundubala
quieten down or subside for a while, as of pain; quieten down or subside for a while
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tungamidza
make a leader
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tungamila
lead; go before one; precede a person; lead
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tura
be expensive
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tuta
remove or carry away in loads
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tutHumadza
elevate; heap up; elevate
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tutHumala
be elevated
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tutsHa
make to urinate, as with a baby; make to urinate
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tutuma
boil up or over, as of milk; boil up or over
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tutumisa
cause to boil, as of milk; cause to boil
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tyajana
small shawl
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tyali
shawl; rug blanket
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tâla
blue/green
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tûba
brown
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t’ala
blue; green; raw; unripe
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t’imela
stray domestic animal
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t’ina
irritate; hurt someone; anger someone
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t’ut’o
education