\lx A \sn 1 \ge These \xv Matlhō a \xe these eyes \sn 2 \ge Sign of the possessive \xv matlhō a gagwè \xe his eyes \sn 3 \ge Sign of the imperative \xv a ba tlè \xe let them come \sn 4 \ge Sign of the interrogative \xv a ba tsile \xe have they come \lx ABA \ge To give ; to divide ; passive abiwa, and aywa \lx ABAKA \ge To divide, as with both hands ; to squander \lx ABALANA \ge To divide among each other \lx ABECWE \xv Ke abecwe \xe I am presented with \xv Ba abecwe nama le madi \xe they are sharers of flesh and blood \lx ABÈLA \ge To divide for ; to give to ; to present with ; to distribute \lx ABÈLWA \ge To be made a partaker of \lx ABILWE \mn aba \ge perfect passive \lx ABIWA \mn aba \ge passive \lx ABOLA \ge To make a large opening ; to break open, as a house or wound \lx ABULA \ge To flap the wings slowly, as vultures about to alight ; to try to walk, as an infant \lx ACWA \ge To help those who have suffered loss ; to make good a loss ; to give to a needy person \lx ADILE \mn ala \ge perfect \lx ADILWE \mn ala \ge perfect passive \xv E adilwe dimati \xe it is floored with boards \lx ADIMA \ge To lend ; to borrow \lx ADIÑWA \mn adima \ge passive \lx AÈGA \ge To put one thing to lean against another ; to cause to lean \xv O aegile lomati \xe he has caused the plank to lean \lx AEGILWE \xv Secwalō se aegilwe \xe the door is put to lean \lx AEGOLOLA \ge To remove a leaning thing \lx AGA \ge To build \lx AGALANA \ge To live together ; to be neighbours \lx AGECWE \ge Built for \lx AGÈLA \sy Beèla \xv Lehoko ya kgosi le agèla mosakō \xe the chief's word inspires trust \lx AGÈLÈLA \ge To tarry with, or live with for a time, as when visiting ; to edify \lx AGÈLÈLANA \ge To be friendly with each other ; to be at peace with each other \xv Go agèlèlana le bōna \xe to be on friendly terms with them \lx AGILÈ \mn aga \ge perfect \xv Ke agile naè \xe I live with him \lx AGISA \ge To cause to build ; to make peace \lx AGISANTSE \mn agisanya \ge perfect \lx AGISANYA \xv Go agisanya batho \xe to make people at peace with each other \xv Go agisanya batho le Modimo \xe to make men at peace with God \xv Ga ba agisanye \xe they are not at peace with each other \xv Go agisanya le Modimo \xe to be at peace with God \lx AGIWA \mn aga \ge passive \lx AGTERELAE \xv Tlhobolō ea agterelae \xe a breech-loading rifle \et (hybrid) \lx AHE \xv Maina ahe \xe which names \lx AICWE \sy Aitse \lx AILA \ge To walk slowly, picking up one's feet with difficulty \lx AITSE \ge Of course ; truly ; surely ; you know \lx AKA \ge To lie ; to tell lies \lx AKABADIWA \ge passive \mn akabala \xv Go akabadiwa ke tsela \xe to be in doubt as to the road \lx AKABALA \ge To be perplexed ; to be bewildered ; to halt between two opinions \lx AKABATSA \ge To cause to be in doubt ; to bewilder \lx AKAHALA \ge To commit adultery. Used either of a man or woman \lx AKAMETSA \ge To approach and spread out, as an attacking force ; to put grass on a roof temporarily ; to put sticks, etc., as a temporary fence \lx AKANTSE \ge perfect \mn akanya \lx AKANYA \ge To reason ; to debate in one's mind ; to think over ; to ponder \lx AKANYETSA \ge To reason for ; to consider, or think for \lx AKANYO \ge A reasoning ; a wondering or cogitation \lx AKEDITSE \ge perfect \mn aketsa \lx AKÈLA \ge To lie to, or about ; to listen attentively to ; to obey \lx AKETSA \ge To lie to ; to lie against ; to speak falsely about \lx AKGA \ge To swing anything from side to side \lx AKGAAKGA \ge To bother, or weary, as by leading about hither and thither \lx AKGAAKGANA \ge To bother, as by many speaking at once ; to pass speedily from one work to another \lx AKGAAKGÈGA \ge To be unstable ; to be changeable in purpose ; to be in doubt, as concerning a path \xv Go akgaakgèga mo peduñ \xe to be distracted, to be bothered \lx AKGANA \ge To vary, or differ in telling a story ; to disagree in making a report \lx AKGANWA \ge To pass from one to another, as a thing much lent \lx AKGATÈCWA \ge To be too long tongued \lx AKGÈGA \ge To be swung from side to side ; to sway \xv Akgèga mo \xe to hang from \xv Se akgegile mo seatleñ sa gagwè \xe it is hanging from his hand \lx AKGOLA \ge To dandle, as an infant ; to toss up and down ; to remove the dikgoba with hand when winnowing \lx A KO \xv A ko u tlè \xe please come \lx AKOHA \ge To hasten ; to make haste ; to come quickly \xv O tla akoha a tsamaea \xe he will soon go \lx AKOHISA \ge Caus. of akoha \lx AKOLA \ge To become fat (of animals) ; to be fat (of meat) \lx AKOTSE \ge perfect \mn akola \xv Di akotsè \xe they are fat \lx AKOTSHA \xv Metse a tla akotsha a bela \xe the water will soon boil \xv Akotsha \xe come quickly \xv A di akotshè \xe let them come quickly \lx AKWA \ge passive \mn aka \lx ALA \ge To spread a skin, etc., out on the ground \lx ALAHA \ge To doctor \lx ALAHIWA \ge passive \mn alaha \lx ALAHWA \ge passive \mn alaba \lx ALE \xv Maru ale \xe those clouds yonder \lx ALÈLA \ge To put a framework of sticks under meat in a pot \lx ALETSA \ge To make a bundle of sticks, etc., ready for tying up ; to scold, or talk against a number of people without distinguishing one from another \lx ALOGA \ge To be finished, as a work, ceremony, etc. ; to come out of a heathen ceremony at its close \xv Go aloga botsetse \xe to cease (of the lochial discharge) \xv Ñwana o alogile \xe the child's navel is healed \lx ALOLA \ge To take up that which was spread out \sy Lèlèka \lx ALOSA \ge To give a boy or girl new clothes on coming out of a heathen ceremony \lx AMA \ge To touch \lx AMAGANA \ge To touch each other \lx AMAGANYA \ge To put things so that they touch each other \lx AMANA \ge To touch each other \xv Amana naè \xe touch him \lx AMANYE \mn amana \ge Perf. of amana \lx AMARURE \ge Verily ; truly ; of a truth \xv Lehoko le amarure \xe the word is true \lx AMILE \mn ama \ge Perf. of ama \lx AMOGA \ge To take ; to take without leave, or contrary to wish \lx AMOGANA \ge To give and receive mutually ; to receive mutual benefit \lx AMOGÈLA \ge To receive or take a thing offered \xv Mo amogèlè \xe receive him \lx AMOLA \ge To deprive of food by taking the largest share ; to help, or rescue a person in difficulties \xv O mo amotsè mo go eo moñwe \xe he has rescued him from the other one \lx AMOLOGA \ge To become divided, as friends \lx AMOLOGANA \ge To separate by mutual consent \lx AMPO \sy Kgampo \lx AMULE \mn anya \ge Perf. of anya \lx AMUSA \mn anya \ge Caus. of anya ; to suckle \lx ANA \ge An interjection denoting surprise ; why! upon my word \lx ANAMA \ge To spread, as a tree's roots ; to spread out, as a land \xv Go anama le lehatshe yeotlhe \xe to spread abroad into all the world \xv Metse a anametse kwa kgakala \xe the water is spread out far and wide \lx ANAMISA \ge To cause to spread \lx ANANTSÈ \mn ananya \ge Perf. of ananya \lx ANANYA \ge To exchange \lx ANAPA \sy Apatla, and Apaapa \lx ANÈGA \ge To spread anything out, so as to dry or air \lx ANOGA \ge To break up and disappear, as clouds or darkness \lx ANYA \ge To suck, as an infant \lx ANYALOGA \ge To throw off a cloak, etc \lx ANYILE \mn anya \ge Perf. of anya \lx ANYIWA \mn anya \ge Pass. of anya \lx ANYOGA \ge To strip ; to throw off clothing \lx ANYOLOLA \ge To cut straight poles \lx AÑWA \mn anya \ge Pass. of anya \lx AO \ge An expression of sorrow, or reproach \xv Ao ntlha \xe oh that! if only \lx AOSI \xv Madi aosi \xe blood only \lx AOTLHE \xv Madi aotlhe \xe all the blood \lx APAAPA \ge To grope, or feel in the dark for a thing whose whereabouts is known \lx APAEA \ge To cook ; to bathe, or foment, with hot water. Perf. apeile \lx APARA \ge To dress ; to put on upper garments ; to dress oneself. Perf. apere \xv Ba sa apare \xe they do not clothe themselves \lx APARWA \mn apara \ge Pass. of apara \lx APATLA \ge To grope, or feel one's way, as a blind man ; to walk with a foolish gait, as a drunken man ; to travel by a road not known ; to feel one's way when speaking about an unfamiliar subject \lx APÈÈLA \ge To cook for \lx APÈGA \ge To become cooked \lx APERE \mn apara \ge Perf. of apara \lx APESA \mn apara \ge Caus. of apara. To clothe \xv A di mo apesa \xe he clothed him with them \lx APESIWA \mn apesa \ge Pass. of apesa \lx APOGA \ge To be undressed \lx APOLA \ge To undress ; to take off upper garments \xv Go apola matlhō \xe to open the eyes \lx APOLWA \mn apola \ge Pass. of apola \lx APOTSÈ \mn apola \ge Perf. of apola \lx ARA \ge To cut open a swelling or sore \lx ARABA \ge To answer. Pass. araywa \lx ARAMÈLA \ge To warm oneself ; to smoke with medicine \xv Go di aramèla musi \xe to smoke them with burning medicine \lx ARAYWA \mn araba \ge Pass. of araba \lx ARÈLA \ge To cut deeply into a sore, so as to let out the matter ; to open an abscess at the lower part, or on one side ; to dig into an animal's hole at a distance from the entrance, and in the direction in which the hole points \lx AROGANYA \ge To cleave asunder ; to divide lengthwise \lx AROLA \ge To make a large opening in a sore ; to make a large, gaping wound \lx ASETSA \ge To hold out. a hand expecting to receive something one does not get \lx ASHETSA \sy Asetsa \lx ATA \ge To breed (of animals) ; to increase (of people) \lx ATAMALANA \ge To approach each other \lx ATAMEDIWA \mn atametsa \ge Pass. of atametsa \lx ATAMÈLA \ge To approach \lx ATAMETSA \ge To cause to approach \lx ATÈLA \ge To increase for ; to breed for \lx ATLA \ge To kiss \lx ATLAATLA \ge To kiss much ; to fondle \lx ATLABALA \ge To extend ; to spread out \lx ATLAHALA \ge To work carelessly or clumsily ; to bungle ; to err in doing work, either from carelessness, or incapacity \lx ATLANÈGA \ge To be too much, or too numerous, as a large heap of gathered locusts, a superabundance of food, or an immense drove of game \lx ATLANÈGÈLA \ge To be too much for \xv Diyō di mo atlanegetse \xe the food is too much for him \lx ATLAPA \sy Apatla \lx ATLARÈLA \ge To receive with open arms ; to receive with palms of the hands spread out \lx ATLATLÈLA \ge To provide medicine or food for a sick person \lx ATLÈGA \ge To spread things out ; to spread the hands wide open \lx ATLÈLA \ge To visit unexpectedly ; to come to, or meet unexpectedly \lx ATLÈLWA \ge To be visited unexpectedly ; to be met unexpectedly \lx ATLHAMA \ge To be wide ; to be wide open, of a mouth, etc. ; to be open-mouthed, as with astonishment \lx ATLHAME \mn atlhama \ge Perf. of atlhama \xv Mamphorwana a atlhame melomo \xe the chickens have their mouths wide open \lx ATLHAMÈLA \ge To open wide for ; to open wide into \lx ATLHAMISA \ge To cause to be wide open ; to make broad or wide \lx ATLHAMOLOGA \ge To become wide open \lx ATLHAMOLOSA \ge To cause to become wide open \lx ATLHOCWÈ \xv O atlhocwè \xe he is acquitted \lx ATLHOGA \ge To become settled satisfactorily ; to be decided to the satisfaction of one interested \lx ATLHOLA \ge To decide a disputed question ; to arbitrate ; to judge \xv Ba mo atlhola gore a shwè \xe they condemned him to death \lx ATLHOLÈLA \ge To decide for ; to decide in a manner favourable to \xv Ba mo atlholèla go shwa \xe they condemned him to death \lx ATLHOTSÈ \mn atlhola \ge Perf. of atlhola \xv Ba mo atlhotsè \xe they have acquitted him \lx ATSANYA \xv Go atsanya maganô \xe to speak at cross purposes \lx AYWA \mn aba \ge Pass. of aba \lx BA \sn 1 \ge Again ; Perf. bile \sn 2 \ge Particle of nouns beginning with ba \sn 3 \ge Pers. pron. they \lx BAA \xv Baa roñwa \xe they are sent \xv Baa pelo \sy baea pelo \lx BAABERWI \ge Pl. of moaberwi \lx BAAKAHADI \ge Pl. of moakahadi \lx BAAKANCWE \mn baakanya \ge Perf. pass. of baakanya, prepared \lx BAAKANTSÈ \mn baakanya \ge Perf. of baakanya \lx BAAKANYA \ge To prepare ; to make ready ; to set in order ; Pass. baakañwa \lx BAAKANYEDICWE \ge Prepared for \lx BAAKANYETSA \ge To prepare for ; to make ready for \lx BAAKI \ge Pl. of moaki \lx BAANYA \sy Baakanya \lx BAANYETSA \sy Baakanyetsa \lx BAANWA \sy Baakañwa \lx BAAPOSTOLOI \ge Pl. of moapostoloi \lx BABA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of mmaba \sn 2 \ge To itch, or be irritable ; to irritate, or cause to itch, as vermin ; to prick, as very fine thorns ; to smart, as an eye \lx BABADI \ge Pl. of mmadi \lx BABALÈLA \sy Tlamèla, and gotèlèla \lx BABANCWE \mn babanya \ge Perf. pass. of babanya \lx BABANTSÈ \mn babanya \ge Perf. of babanya \lx BABANYA \ge To crack, as fire a pot in the kiln \lx BABANYÈGA \ge To be cracked (of earthen vessels, worked wood, etc.) ; to deny vehemently \lx BABAPATSI \ge Pl. of mmapatsi \lx BABEA \ge To walk softly, on account of sore feet ; to walk stealthily \lx BABEDI \ge Two \xv Batho babedi \xe two people \lx BABÈLA \ge To ornament wooden spoons, etc., by burning marks on them \lx BABELAHADI \ge Pl. of mmelahadi \lx BABELEGI \ge Pl. of mmelegi \lx BABELEGISI \ge Pl. of mmelegisi \lx BABEREKI \ge Pl. of mmereki \lx BABOBODI \ge Pl. of mmobodi \lx BABODI \ge Pl. of mmodi \lx BABODUHADI \ge Pl. of mmoduhadi \lx BABOGA \ge To become scorched, or singed \lx BABOLA \ge To scorch, or singe \lx BABOLAEA \ge Pl. of mmolaea \lx BABOLAI \ge Pl. of mmolai \lx BABOLEDI \ge Pl. of mmoledi \lx BABOTLANA \ge Pl. of mmōtlana \lx BABOTLANYANA \ge Pl. of mmôtlanyana \lx BABUISI \ge Pl. of mmuisi \lx BACUOLODI \ge Pl. of mocuolodi \lx BACWAIWA \ge Pl. of mocwaiwa \lx BACWANA \ge Pl. of mocwana \lx BADIHI \ge Pl. of modihi \lx BADILE \mn bala \ge Perf. of bala \lx BADILWE \mn bala \ge Perf. pass. of bala ; counted ; read \lx BADIMA \ge To appear (of a new moon) ; to shine, as lightning \lx BADIMO \ge Evil spirits \lx BADISA \ge Pl. of modisa \lx BAEA \ge To place ; to set down ; Perf. beile \xv Baea pelo \xe wait; have patience \lx BAELEGISI \ge Pl. of moelegisi \lx BAEÑ \ge Pl. of moeñ \lx BAETI \ge Pl. of moeti \lx BAETSI \ge Pl. of moetsi \lx BA GA \xv Bana ba ga mañ \xe whose children are they \lx BAGALADI \ge Pl. of mogaladi \lx BAGANI \ge Pl. of mogani \lx BAGODI \ge Pl. of mogodi \lx BAGODUÑ \ge Pl. of mogoduñ \lx BAGÔGABANYANA \ge Pl. of mogôgabanyana \lx BAGÔGAIE \ge Pl. of mogōgaie \lx BAGOGI \ge Pl. of mogogi \lx BAGOGWADI \ge Pl. of mogogwadi \lx BAGOKAHADI \ge Pl. of mogokahadi \lx BAGOLO \ge Pl. of mogolo \lx BAGOLWANE \ge Pl. of mogolwane \lx BAGÔMA \ge Pl. of mogōma \lx BAGOMOTSI \ge Pl. of mogomotsi \lx BAGWE \ge Pl. of mogwe \lx BAHE \xv Batho bahe \xe which people \lx BAHULA \ge Pl. of mohula \lx BAHUMANEGI \ge Pl. of mohumanegi \lx BAIKEPI \ge Pl. of moikepi \lx BAIKGOGOMOSI \ge Pl. of moikgogomosi \lx BAIKI \ge Wood-boring beetles, Int \lx BAILA \sn 1 \ge To beat with the open hand \sn 2 \ge to walk with turned-out toes \lx BAIPOLEDI \ge Pl. of moipoledi \lx BAIYI \ge Pl. of moiyi \lx BAKA \sn 1 \ge To praise ; to praise in song ; to extol ; to applaud \sn 2 \ge to cease entirely from doing \lx BAKAULEÑWE \ge Pl. of mokauleñwe \lx BAKÈGA \ge To become praised ; to be blessed \lx BAKÈLA \ge To cease entirely from doing \lx BAKETSE \mn bakèla \ge perfect \xv O baketse boleo \xe he has ceased entirely from sin \lx BAKGETHISI \ge Pl. of mokgethisi \lx BAKGOBI \ge Pl. of mokgobi \lx BAKGORI \ge Pl. of mokgori \lx BAKGOTU \ge Pl. of mokgotu \lx BAKHONKHOBE \ge Pl. of mokhonkhobe \lx BAKWA \mn baka \ge passive \lx BALA \sn 1 \ge To count ; to read \sn 2 \ge to kill, or be the first to wound an animal, and hence have a claim to it \lx BALABALA \ge To babble ; to chatter ; to prate ; to talk without ceasing \lx BALALA \ge Pl. of molala \lx BALALEDIWA \ge Pl. of molalediwa \lx BALATODI \ge Pl. of molatodi \lx BALE \xv Batho bale \xe those people yonder \lx BALECWE \mn balèla \ge perfect passive \xv Ke balecwe ke mathe \xe I have a choking sensation in my throat \lx BALÈGA \sy Hatoga, and Sia \lx BALEKANE \ge Pl. of molekane \lx BALÈLA \sn 1 \ge To bind round the edges of a thatched roof, or the top of a lolwapa hedge \sn 2 \ge to read for ; to count for \sn 3 \ge to cause a choking sensation in the throat \lx BALEOHI \ge Pl. of moleohi \lx BALEPI \ge Pl. of molepi \lx BALETI \ge Pl. of moleti \lx BALOGA \ge To be in heat, used of a bitch, or any animal having paws \lx BALOMATSÈBÈ \ge Pl. of molomatsèbè \lx BALOTLHANYI \ge Pl. of molotlhanyi \lx BALŌTSANA \ge Pl. of molōtsana \lx BALWETSE \ge Pl. of molwetse \lx BAMBANYÈGA \sy Babanyèga \lx BANA \ge Pl. of ñwana \lx BANANA \ge Pl. of monana \lx BANÈ \xv Batho banè \xe four people \lx BANKANA \ge Pl. of monkana \lx BANKANE \ge Pl. of monkane \lx BANNA \ge Pl. of monna \lx BANONA \ge Pl. of monona \lx BANTSI \ge Many. Used with nouns in ba \lx BANTSINYANA \ge Not a few \lx BANYANA \ge Pl. of ñwanyana \lx BANYATSI \ge Pl. of monyatsi \lx BANYE \ge Few, small. Used with nouns in ba \lx BAÑ \ge Neighbours \xv Bañ ka bōna \xe their neighbours \lx BAÑOÑOREGI \ge Pl. of monoñoregi \lx BAÑWE \ge Some. Used with nouns in ba \xv Bañwe ka èna \xe his, or her companions \lx BAÑWENYANA \ge A few \lx BAŌ \sy Bauō \lx BAOBAMEDI \ge Pl. of moobamedi \lx BAÔBAMEDI \sy Baobamedi \lx BAŌMANI \ge Pl. of moōmani \lx BAOPA \ge Pl. of moopa \lx BAOPEDI \ge Pl. of moopedi \lx BAPA \ge To be side by side ; to be near each other, side by side, without touching \lx BAPAGAMI \ge Pl. of mopagami \lx BAPALA \ge To gather together by trading ; to acquire by trade ; to collect \lx BAPALÈLA \ge To acquire for ; to collect for \lx BAPATELETSI \mn mopateletsi \ge Pl. of mopateletsi \lx BAPATSA \ge Caus. of bapala ; to sell \lx BAPELO \sy Baea pelo \lx BAPETISA \ge To baptize \et (hybrid) \lx BAPETSE \mn bapala \ge Perf. of bapala \lx BAPHOUMEDI \mn mophoumedi \ge Pl. of mophoumedi \lx BAPISA \ge Caus. of bapa, to place side by side ; to compare ; to put on the same level ; to make equal \lx BAPOLA \ge To stretch out, and peg down, as an ox-hide for braying ; to crucify \lx BARARO \ge Three. Used with nouns in ba \lx BARATARO \ge Six. Used with nouns in ba \lx BARATWA \mn moratwa \ge Pl. of moratwa \lx BARATWI \mn moratwi \ge Pl. of moratwi \lx BAROBI \mn morobi \ge Pl. of morobi \lx BARŌKA \mn morōka \ge Pl. of morōka \lx BARRA \mn rra \ge Pl. of rra \lx BARUTI \mn moruti \ge Pl. of moruti \lx BARUTWA \mn morutwa \ge Pl. of morutwa \lx BARUTWANA \mn morutwana \ge Pl. of morutwana \lx BARUTWI \mn morutwi \ge Pl. of morutwi \lx BARWA \mn morwa \ge Pl. of morwa \lx BARWADI \mn morwadi \ge Pl. of morwadi \lx BARWETSANA \mn morwetsana \ge Pl. of morwetsana \lx BAS \ge A root used in tanning \et (hybrid) \lx BASA \ge To tan ; to colour in tanning \et (hybrid) \lx BASADI \mn mosadi \ge Pl. of mosadi \lx BASALAGAE \mn mosalagae \ge Pl. of mosalagae \lx BASEBI \mn mosebi \ge Pl. of mosebi \lx BASETI \mn moseti \ge Pl. of moseti \lx BASETSANA \mn mosetsana \ge Pl. of mosetsana \lx BASHOTLI \mn moshotli \ge Pl. of moshotli \lx BASHUPA \ge Seven. With nouns in ba \lx BASHUPI \mn moshupi \ge Pl. of moshupi \lx BASHUSHU \mn moshushu \ge Pl. of moshushu \lx BASHWAGADI \mn moshwagadi \ge Pl. of moshwagadi \lx BASHWI \mn moshwi \ge Pl. of moshwi \lx BASIMEGI \mn mosimegi \ge Pl. of mosimegi \lx BASISI \sy Masisi, Int \lx BASOTHO \mn mosotho \ge Pl. of mosotho \lx BATA \ge To slap with the hand ; to smite \xv Go bata leitlhō \xe to shut an eye \lx BATALALA \ge To lie down so as to hide \lx BATANYA \ge To throw flat on the ground \lx BATANYETSÈGA \ge To fall, or be thrown flat on the ground \lx BATAOLÈGA \ge To be dry, or parched, as a mouth \lx BATÈGA \ge To plaster a wall by throwing lumps of clay on \lx BATÈLA \ge To creep to by stealth, for an evil purpose ; to desire to have criminal intercourse with \lx BATHO \mn motho \ge Pl. of motho \lx BATHONYANA \ge A few people \lx BATHUÑ \xv Mo bathuñ \xe among the people \lx BATIMEDI \mn motimedi \ge Pl. of motimedi \lx BATLA \ge To seek ; to be about to do, but not actually to do \lx BATLADIKI \mn motladiki \ge Pl. of motladiki \lx BATLAKWA \mn motlakwa \ge Pl. of motlakwa \lx BATLHALE \mn motlhale \ge Pl. of motlhale \lx BATLHANKA \mn motlhanka \ge Pl. of motlhanka \lx BATLHANO \ge Five. Used with nouns in ba \lx BATLHATLEI \mn motlhatlei \ge Pl. of motlhatlei \lx BATLHODI \mn motlhodi \ge Pl. of motlhodi \lx BATLHOMEDI \mn motlhomedi \ge Pl. of motlhomedi \lx BATLWA \mn batla \ge Pass. of batla \lx BATOLA \ge To sharpen a spear, etc., by beating it out \xv Go batola serope \xe to slap the thigh \lx BATSADI \mn motsadi \ge Pl. of motsadi \lx BATSANTSABETSI \mn motsantsabetsi \ge Pl. of motsantsabetsi \lx BATSÈTSÈNÈKI \mn motsètsènèki \ge Pl. of motsètsènèki \lx BATSHEDI \mn motshedi \ge Pl. of motshedi \lx BAUCWA \mn moucwa \ge Pl. of moucwa \lx BAUŌ \ge Those. Used with nouns in ba \lx BAUTLWI \mn moutlwi \ge Pl. of moutlwi \lx BAWETSI \mn mowetsi \ge Pl. of mowetsi \lx BE \xv E be e le go boea \xe it being to return \xv Ke be ke tle \xe I come again \lx BEA \ge To hedge ; to enclose by a hedge ; to make a hedge. Pass. beiwa \lx BEBENTSHA \ge Caus. of bebenya \lx BEBENYA \ge To tremble, as the lips of an angry, or amused person ; to flicker, or shine, as distant lightning \lx BECWANA \ge Pl. of mocwana \lx BEDILE \mn bela \ge perfect \lx BEDISA \ge Caus. of bela \lx BEDITSE \mn betsa \ge perfect \lx BEDIWA \mn betsa \ge passive \lx BEÈLA \ge To hedge for \lx BÈÈLA \ge To place for ; to allot \xv Bèèla pele \xe to place before, to place in front of \xv Bèèla diatla \xe to stretch out the hands, as when about to lay hold of a fugitive \xv Bèèla thōkō \xe to put by for, to put on one side for \lx BEELECWE \ge Betrothed \xv Beelecwe ke \xe betrothed to \lx BÈÈLÈLA \ge To betroth ; to bespeak a thing ; to give a pledge for ; to make, or place a mark as a sign for guidance ; to place a thing under a burden, as a cushion, or a skin on a pack-ox's back \lx BEGA \ge To find a thing not belonging to oneself ; to find, or pick up accidentally ; to find a wild animal that had been wounded and escaped \lx BEHA \ge To fall (of a countenance) ; to look sorrowful, or disappointed ; to deteriorate morally ; to become evil \xv Tihō e e behileñ \xe tihō e e mashwè \lx BEHÈGA \ge To become changed, as a countenance \lx BEHÈLA \ge To look at, as if offended or grieved \lx BÈHOGA \ge To seem about to vomit, as a dog \lx BEILE \mn baea \ge perfect \lx BEISA \ge Caus. of baea \lx BEIWA \mn bea \ge passive \lx BEKA \ge To cut meat into thin slices for curing ; to take a wife to her new home \lx BÈKA \ge To affront ; to offend ; to treat with indignity, or contempt ; to presume \xv Mosese o bekile mosadi \xe the dress does not become the woman, being too good for one in her station \xv Lehoko lea mmèka \xe the word hurts his feelings \lx BEKARA \ge To copulate. Used of male sheep and goats \lx BEKARWA \ge To copulate. Used of female sheep and goats \lx BEKÈGA \ge To become cut into thin slices \lx BÈKÈGA \ge To become affronted, or offended ; to be stabbed by a word ; to be heart-sore \xv A ua bèkèga \xe are you affronted ? are your feelings hurt \lx BÈKWA \mn bèka \ge passive \lx BELA \ge To boil ; to become leavened ; to dance with a person ; to lift a person up in pride, and cause him to become boastful \lx BÈLA \ge See BÈÈLA \lx BELAÈLA \ge To doubt ; to be in doubt about ; to be uncertain in one's mind \lx BELAÈLA \sy Belaèla, Int \lx BELAESÈGA \sy Belaetsèga \lx BELAETSA \ge Caus. of belaèla \lx BELAHALA \ge To boast ; to become boastful ; to behave proudly \lx BELEBETLÈGA \ge To bellow much, as a cow when leaving her calf ; to cry much, as a cross child \lx BELEÈGA \ge To be impudent ; to talk impudently \lx BÈLÈGA \ge To bear a burden ; to carry ; to bring forth—used of a woman \lx BELEGE \mn bèlèga \ge perfect \lx BELEGISA \ge Caus. of bèlèga \lx BELEGOLOLA \ge To unburden \xv Go belegolola kgomo \xe to free a pack-ox from its burden \lx BÈLÈGWA \mn bèlèga \ge passive \lx BELESA \ge To cause to carry ; to load up a pack-ox \lx BELETHANA \ge To gather together in a great crowd \lx BELETSA \ge To beat for \lx BELWA \ge To be exalted, or lifted up. Used in a bad sense \lx BENO \ge Batho beno = batho ba gago ; batho ba lona \lx BEÑ \mn moñ \ge Pl. of moñ, a master \xv Beñ ba rona \xe our masters \lx BEOCWÈ \mn beola \ge Perf. pass. of beola \lx BEOLA \ge To shave ; to shear ; to shave off a part of the hair \lx BÈPA \ge To cease from anger ; to cool down, as an angry man \lx BÈRA \ge To prate ; to talk incessantly \lx BÈRÈKA \ge To work \et (hybrid) \lx BESA \ge To roast ; to broil ; to bake \lx BESICWE \mn besa \ge Perf. pass. of besa \lx BESIWA \mn besa \ge Pass. of besa \lx BETA \ge To choke ; to strangle ; to grasp by the throat \xv Go beta dikuchō \xe to seize by the throat \lx BÈTABÈTA \ge To speak in a low, murmuring tone \lx BETÈGA \xv O betegile momeco \xe His throat is closed up \lx BETÈLÈLA \ge To hold down ; to overcome for an evil purpose ; to master ; to press down, as in fighting \lx BETÈLWA \xv Go betèlwa ke pelo \xe to be bitter against \lx BETLA \ge To work with an adze ; to work in wood ; to do the work of a carpenter \lx BETLELÈLA \ge To make a wry face, as if about to cry \lx BETOGA \ge To cry without cause ; to be dissatisfied ; to be displeased without cause \lx BETOLOGA \ge To rise above the skin, as proud flesh ; to swell and protrude, as a child's navel \lx BETSA \ge To beat when standing ; to punish \lx BETSÈGA \ge To gush out ; to burst out ; to come out of place ; to rush out \lx BETSI \mn Nwetsi \ge Pl. of Nwetsi \lx BETWA \mn Beta \ge Pass. of Beta \xv Go betwa ke pelo \xe to be sad; to be peevish; to be angry \lx BÈWA \mn Baea \ge Pass. of Baea \lx BIBIÑ \ge A kind of eagle or vulture \lx BICWA \mn Bipa \ge Pass. of Bipa \lx BIDIKAMA \ge To roll oneself about on the ground, or in bed ; to wallow \lx BIDILALA \ge To be in the wrong place, as something fallen from a wagon \lx BIDILÈGA \ge To put things where they ought not to be ; to strew about out of place \xv Di bidilegilwe ke èna \xe they have been strewn about by him \lx BIDILETSE \mn bidilala \ge Perf. of bidilala \lx BIDITSE \mn bitsa \ge Perf. of bitsa \lx BIDIWA \mn bitsa \ge Pass. of bitsa \lx BIHA \sy Ōmanya \lx BILATSA \ge To eat up all the food ; to drink up all the drink \lx BILE \mn ba \ge Perf. of ba. Again ; also \xv Ba bile ba robetse \xe they are asleep again \xv A bile a tshedile \xe he was alive again \xv A bile a na le ditsala \xe he had some friends also \lx BILETSA \ge To call to \lx BILOGA \ge To shoot up, as water ; to bubble up ; to rise to the surface, as a fish, etc \lx BILOLA \ge To cause to shoot up, or rise up, as water, etc \lx BINA \ge To dance ; to worship by dancing ; to venerate a fetish ; to sing a dance tune. Perf. binne \lx BINNE \mn bina \ge Perf. of bina \lx BIPA \ge To cover ; to hide by covering ; to spread over ; to veil. Pass. bicwa and bipiwa \lx BIPILWE \ge Covered \lx BIPIWE \mn bipa \ge Pass. of bipa \lx BIPOLOLA \ge To uncover ; to remove a covering ; to unveil \lx BISA \xv Go bisa go bōna \xe not to see; without seeing \lx BITIA \ge To patch. Pass. bitiwa \lx BITIÈLA \ge To cover over ; to put a patch on ; to kill on the sly ; to assassinate \lx BITIWA \mn bitia \ge Pass. of bitia \lx BITLA \ge To rub with the finger, as a sore eye, or a kaross when killing vermin \lx BITSA \ge To call ; to cry out. perfect biditse \lx BITSANYA \ge To call each other \lx BO \ge The varying uses of bo are so numerous that it is impracticable to explain them all. A few examples only are selected \xv Ba bo ba na naè \xe they were with him \xv Ka go bo \sy ka gonne \xv Bomonnawè \xe pl. of monnawè \xv Bogōbè yo bo yewañ \xe the bread that is eaten \xv Ea bo e le mo tluñ \xe it was in the house \xv A bo a mo thusa \xe he was helping him \xv Bo ke èna \sy ha e le èna \xv Bo ra mañmañ \xe so and so's family \lx BOA \sy Boea \lx BOABOÈLA \ge To return again and again ; to apply often ; to dun \lx BOAGŌ \ge A dwelling place ; a habitation ; a building place \lx BOAKA \ge Fornication ; lasciviousness ; debauchery \xv Go diha boaka \xe to commit adultery \lx BOAMARURE \ge Truth ; true \xv Ka boamarure \xe truly \lx BOATLA \ge Unskilfulness ; clumsiness ; carelessness ; failure or error in work. Pl. diwatla \lx BOATLHAMŌ \ge Width ; breadth \lx BOBA \ge To hide by stooping ; to hide behind something \lx BŌBA \ge To eat fast ; to gulp down food \lx BOBE \sn 1 \ge Excess ; very much ; too much \sn 2 \ge Danger, Int \sy Mashwè \lx BOBEDI \ge The second. Used with nouns in ba \lx BOBÈLA \ge To pit, as a swelling when pressed ; to become indented, or pressed in \lx BOBÈO \ge A place for putting things \lx BOBETO \ge Cross, or fretful ; crossness in a child \lx BOBETSA \mn bobèla \ge Caus. of bobèla. To cause to pit ; to indent, or press in with a finger \lx BOBI \ge A spider's web. Pl. mabi \lx BOBIDIBIDI \ge Impenetrable ; the place where the babidibidi live \lx BOBIDIDI \ge An expanse of land, or water ; very large or extensive, as a large swelling, a large army, or a wide-spreading plot of land \lx BOBIÑ \ge In danger, Int \sy Mashweñ \lx BOBIPŌ \ge Future darkness ; hades \lx BOBODU \ge Laziness ; lazy \lx BOBOA \sy Bobōea \lx BOBŌEA \ge Wool ; hair of an animal \lx BOBOI \ge Fearful ; blunt \lx BOBŌKŌ \ge Brains \lx BOBOKWE \sy Bocwèlèlōpele, Int \lx BOBOLA \ge To be ill ; to be sick \lx BOBOLOLŌ \ge A letting out time for cattle \lx BOBOLÈLARURE \ge Truth, Int \lx BÖBÖRA \ge To murmur, or talk in a low voice ; to growl, as a dog \lx BOBORANA \ge To fear ; to be drawn up, or shrugged up, as the arms and shoulders of a very cold or frightened person \lx BOBŌTLANA \ge Few ; small \xv Ka bobōtlana \xe in a small measure \lx BOBUDUBUDU \ge Blueness ; blue \xv O apere bobudubudu \xe he is clad in blue \lx BOBOLOKÈLŌ \ge A place for storing ; a storehouse ; a garner \lx BOCARARA \ge Anger ; sour (of fruit, etc.) ; sourness \lx BOCHOSABANNE \ge Pl. of chosabanne \lx BOCHOGWI \ge Pl. of chogwi \lx BOCHWAKGA \sy Bobodu \lx BOCHWARŌ \ge Bondage \lx BOCŌ \ge Place of exit \lx BOCOHE \ge Old age \lx BOCODUCOKWANE \ge Orange-coloured ointment used to smear women's faces, pl. of coducokwane \lx BOCWALÈLŌ \ge A place for shutting up cattle, etc. ; a hold, or fastness \lx BOCWANA \ge Pertaining to a mocwana \lx BOCWELECWELE \sy Leherehere \lx BOCWELÈLŌPELE \ge Perseverance ; advance \lx BOCWERERE \sy Bocwiriri \lx BOCWIRIRI \ge Neatness, or nicety in work ; art \lx BODIBA \ge A pool in a river bed ; an open space of water surrounded by reeds, etc \lx BODIHŌ \ge A working ; a doing \lx BODIHŌKWANE \mn dihōkwane \ge Pl. of dihōkwane \lx BODIKI \ge Deliberate ; slow in speech or action ; deliberation \lx BODIKOLOGE \ge Slow. Used of a person \lx BODIKOLOGŌ \ge A place to go round by ; a circuit \lx BODILA \ge Bluntness of teeth from eating something sour ; very sour. Used of thick milk. Pl. madila \lx BODILE \sn 1 \mn bōla \ge Perf. of bōla \sn 2 \ge A small short-horned rhinoceros \lx BODIMO \xv Phekèlō ea bodimo \xe the opposite side of a cow to that used in milking \lx BODIPA \ge Headstrongness ; defiance ; stubborn pride ; impudence ; crossness of a child \lx BODISA \mn bōla \ge Caus. of bōla \lx BODISETLHANE \mn disetlhane \ge Pl. of disetlhane \lx BODISHASHE \mn dishashe \ge Pl. of dishashe \lx BODISHŌWANE \mn dishōwane \ge Pl. of dishōwane \lx BODITSE \sn 1 \mn botsa \ge Perf. of botsa \sn 2 \ge Hair of the tail of a horse, giraffe, etc \lx BODIWA \mn botsa \ge Pass. of botsa \lx BODUHALA \ge To become lazy ; to be lazy \lx BODUHATSA \mn boduhala \ge Caus. of boduhala \lx BODULÈLŌ \ge A vessel for kneading in \lx BODULŌ \ge A sitting place ; room for sitting \lx BODUMA \ge To become shrivelled, as a dry corn stalk \xv Boduma yoa dikgokoñ \xe a troop of wildebeests \lx BODUPA \ge A bad scent, or flavour ; a stink \xv Sea bodupa \xe it smells badly \lx BODUTU \ge Loneliness ; ennui \xv O yewa ke bodutu \xe he is lonely \lx BODUYŌ \ge A place for kneading \lx BOEA \ge To return ; to return from ; to shrink, as cloth \lx BOEABOEA \ge To return again and again \lx BOEBU \ge Blue \lx BOEDIEDI \sy Bobidibidi \lx BOÈLA \ge To return to \xv Go boèla kwa motsiñ \xe to return to the town \xv Go boèla kwa moragō \xe to return back ; to turn back \lx BOELEELE \ge Folly ; foolishness \lx BOELÈLA \ge To return quickly, as from a good distance in one day \lx BOÈMŌ \ge Standing place ; standing room \xv Mo boemoñ yoa gago \xe in your stead, in your behalf \lx BOGA \sn 1 \ge To bear ; to suffer ; to endure \xv Rea boga \xe we endure, etc \sn 2 \ge To put a thing in water, so that the water may not spill when carried \lx BOGACU \ge A tingling sensation in a cramped limb ; numbness \lx BOGADI \ge A dowry ; cattle given to a wife's parents \lx BOGAGAPA \ge Contentiousness, Int \lx BOGAISHŌ \ge Excellency ; excellent \lx BOGALAKA \ge Bitterness ; bitter \xv Ka bogalaka \xe bitterly \xv Merōgō e e bogalaka \xe bitter herbs \lx BOGALE \ge Anger ; sharpness ; sharp \xv Mo bogaliñ \xe in anger \lx BOGAMŌ \ge The place of milking \xv Phekèlō ea bogamō \xe the place on a cow's side where the milker puts his head when milking \lx BOGANKA \ge Bravery ; fierceness in battle \lx BOGARE \ge The midst ; the middle \xv E tla kgaogañwa ka bogare \xe it will be cut asunder in the middle \lx BOGAREGANAGA \ge The wilderness ; in the veldt \lx BOGATLAPA \sy Boboi \lx BOGATÔ \ge A treading place \lx BOGAUCHWANE \ge Nearness \xv Ka bogauchwane \xe close \lx BOGAUHE \ge Nearness \lx BOGELEGELE \ge Nearly ripe, used of fruit riper than bogoto \lx BOGISA \mn boga \ge Caus. of boga ; To cause to bear ; to oppress ; to persecute \lx BOGISEDICWE \ge To have been persecuted for \lx BOGISETSA \ge To oppress for ; to persecute for \lx BOGISITSE \mn bogisa \ge perfect of bogisa \lx BOGÔBA \xv A tsamaea bogôba \xe He went away and slept in the veldt \lx BOGÔBE \ge Porridge ; bread \lx BOGODIMO \ge Height \lx BOGODU \ge Theft \lx BOGÔGÔ \ge Crust on the side, or bottom of a porridge pot ; Pl. magôgô \lx BOGOKO \ge Dregs of fat after melting out \lx BOGOLA \ge To bark, as a dog. perfect bogotsè \lx BOGÔLÈ \ge Deformity ; maimed state ; a blemish \lx BOGOLO \ge Great ; greatness ; age \xv Bogolo go \xe greater than \xv Mo bogoloñ \xe in greatness \lx BOGOLOGOCWANYANA \ge A good time ago \lx BOGOLOGOLO \ge Long ago ; of old \xv Le bogologolo \xe not a bit of it; never! nay! verily \lx BOGOLWANE \sy Bogolo \lx BOGÔMA \sy Bodipa \lx BOGONOKO \ge An animal maimed through the loss of a member ; lacking a tail ; headless \lx BOGOPA \ge A bur, or seed of grass which sticks to clothes \lx BOGÔRÔGÔ \ge An arrival ; time of arrival \lx BOGÔSANA \ge Chieftainship \lx BOGOSI \ge A kingdom ; a government \lx BOGOTSÈ \mn bogola \ge perfect of bogola \lx BOGOTO \ge Unripeness (of fruit, etc.) ; unripe fruit in the first stage of ripening \lx BOGWADI \ge Perverseness ; obstinacy \lx BOGWAGADI \ge The town from which a man has married a wife \lx BOGWAYAGWÈ \ge The house of a man's father-in-law \lx BOGWANTA \ge Impudence ; defiance \lx BOGWÈBA \mn kgwèba \ge Speckled ; Pl. of kgwèba \lx BOGWÈRA \ge The circumcision ceremony \xv Go isa bogwèra \xe to order the circumcision ceremony to take place \lx BÔHA \ge To bind ; to tie round \lx BOHAHALELE \ge Extravagance ; wastefulness ; prodigality \lx BOHECO \ge The last ; a finishing ; a completion \lx BOHECHWANA \ge A little speed \lx BOHEHO \ge Light, not heavy ; swift \xv Ka boheho \xe easily \xv O la a le boheho go bua \xe he was swift to speak \lx BOHÈLÈHÈLÈ \ge Activity, Int \lx BOHÈLÈLA \ge To give medicine to a barren woman \lx BÔHÈLÈLA MO \ge To bind in \lx BOHÈLÈLÔ \ge An end \lx BOHELEPA \ge Deceit ; cunning \lx BOHÈLÔ \ge The last \xv Kwa boheloñ \xe at the last \lx BOHÈPHÈ \sy Botlhodi \lx BOHEREHERE \ge Deceit ; cunning \lx BOHIBIDU \ge Redness ; scarlet ; purple \lx BOHIHADU \ge Black ; blackness \lx BOHITLHANYANA \ge Obscurity \xv Ka bohitlhanyana \xe obscurely \lx BOHIYE \ge A woman's sister-in-law ; the wife of a woman's brother, Int \lx BOHOHU \ge Blindness \lx BOHOLOGÔ \ge A place for descending ; a descent \lx BOHOLOLA \ge To unbind ; to untie \lx BOHUBE \ge Pl. of hube \lx BOHUBIDU \sy Bohibidu \lx BOHUDISHÔ \ge A grazing place \lx BOHUKU \ge A side chamber ; a transept \et (hybrid) \lx BOHULA \ge Greed ; stinginess \xv O bohula \xe 'he is greedy, he is stingy \lx BOHULÔ \ge Pasturage \lx BOHUTSANA \ge Sorrow ; sadness \lx BÔHWA \mn bôha \ge passive \lx BOHWIBIDU \sy Bohibidu \lx BOI \sy Boboi \lx BOICHOKÔ \ge Self-restraint \lx BOICHUBÈLÔ \ge A hiding-place ; a refuge \lx BOICHWARÈLANÔ \ge Mutual forgiveness \lx BOICHWARÈLÔ \ge Forgiveness \lx BOICOKECO \ge A place to go round by \lx BOIHA \ge To fear \lx BOIHANA \ge To fear each other \lx BOIHISA \ge To cause to fear \lx BOIKAÈLÈLÔ \ge A purpose ; a determination ; an intention ; a resolve \lx BOIKANYO \ge Confidence ; trust \lx BOIKANYOLOGÔ \ge Mistrust ; distrust ; a cessation in trust \lx BOIKAÑÔ \ge Trust ; faithfulness ; faithful \lx BOIKEOLÔ \ge A going aside \lx BOIKÈPÔ \ge Wickedness ; ungodliness ; a separation of oneself, with an evil purpose, or motive \lx BOIKETLO \ge Peace ; ease \lx BOIKANCHO \ge Self-esteem ; pride ; vaunting \lx BOIKGAPÔ \ge Self-restraint \lx BOIKGODISHÔ \ge Self-exaltation ; pride \lx BOIKGOGOMOSHÔ \ge Self-exaltation ; pride \lx BOIKHUCÔ \ge Rest \lx BOIKITSISHÔ \ge Self-knowledge \lx BOIKOKOBECO \ge Meekness ; humility ; lowliness ; lowly \lx BOIKUTLWÔ \ge A feeling ; a sensation ; a sense of feeling \lx BOIKWATLHAÔ \ge Repentance ; penitence \lx BOILE \mn boea and boa \ge perfect \lx BOIMA \ge Weight ; weighty ; heaviness ; heavy \lx BOINÔLÔHACÔ \ge Humility \lx BOIÑÔTLÔ \ge Humility \lx BOIPATLÈLÔ \ge Self-seeking \lx BOIPATÔ \ge An excuse \lx BOIPELAHACÔ \ge Self-glorification ; glorying \lx BOIPHAPAANYÔ \ge Self-restraint ; forbearance \lx BOIPHÈTLHÔ \ge Covetousness ; coveting ; envying \lx BOIPIPOLOLÔ \ge Nakedness \lx BOIPOBOLÔ \ge A confessing ; a confession \lx BOIPOLÈLÔ \sy Boipobolō \lx BOITALECO \ge Presumption, Int \lx BOITEKO \ge Self-trial ; probation ; experience \lx BOITEKANÈLÔ \ge Perfection ; perfect \lx BOITHALÈGÔ \ge First menstruation \lx BOITHAMAKÔ \ge Vanity \xv Motho oa boithamakō \xe a vain man \lx BOITHATÔ \ge Self-love \lx BOITHIBÔ \ge Self-control ; self-restraint \lx BOITHOMÈLÔ \xv Ntlo ea boithomèlō \xe a privy \lx BOITHWALÔ \ge A conception ; a conceiving \lx BOITIBOLÔ \ge Firstborn \xv Nwana oa boitibolō \xe a firstborn child \lx BOITIMOKANYO \ge Hypocrisy ; dissembling \lx BOITIRÔ \ge A self-made work \lx BOITLHAGANÈLÔ \ge Haste \lx BOITLHOMAMISHÔ \ge Certainty \lx BOITLHOMÔ \ge An intention ; a thought \et From itlhoma \lx BOITLHOMÔ \ge A set purpose ; a determination ; a fixed resolve \et From itlhōma \lx BOITLOTLÔ \ge Self-esteem \lx BOITOBÔ \ge Noun from itōba \lx BOITOKÔ \ge A complaining ; a complaint \lx BOITSEME \ge Unwillingness \lx BOITSEMELECO \ge Unwillingness \xv Ka boitsemeleco \xe reluctantly; by shirking \lx BOITSENKÈLÒ \ge A choosing ; a choice \lx BOITSHA \ge To cause to fear \lx BOITSHÈGA \ge Dreadful ; terrible ; fearful \lx BOITSHEKISHŌ \ge Purifying ; purity \lx BOITUMÈLÈLŌ \ge Thanksgiving \lx BOITUMÈLŌ \ge Gladness ; joy \lx BOIYANE \ge A young locust just out of the ground. Generic term for all young locusts while still unable to fly \lx BOKA \sn 1 \ge A black, sticky substance obtained from the root of a plant with flat, broad leaves ; the bulb which yields a cement for stopping holes ; pitch \sn 2 \ge to fan another \xv Go boka dintsi \xe to fan flies off with a flapper \lx BŌKA \sy Baka \ge to praise \lx BOKABAKAYEWE \ge Pl. of kabakayewe \lx BOKAE \ge How many ; number \lx BOKAKEAE \ge Anywhere ; a supposed place \lx BOKAKA \ge Naughtiness ; stubbornness ; obstinacy \lx BOKALALA \ge To be heavy, or closing, as eyes through sleepiness \lx BOKALETSE \mn bokalala \ge perfect \lx BOKALO \ge So much ; a quantity \lx BOKANA \ge To crowd together \lx BOKANÈLA \ge To crowd upon ; to assail in crowds ; to swarm about, as flies \lx BOKAPUKAPU \ge Watery, as food ; in a state of fluctuation, as a ripe abscess \lx BOKAU \ge Youth ; the state of youth \lx BOKAULEÑWE \ge The brotherhood \lx BOKEPISHŌ \ge A furnace \lx BOKETE \ge Heaviness ; heavy ; weight \lx BOKGAKALA \ge Farness ; distance \lx BOKGAKGA \ge The soot or ashes inside a pipe \lx BOKGAREBE \ge Pl. of lekgarebe \lx BOKGAYANE \ge Pl. of kgayane \lx BOKGOLA \sy Lekatla \lx BOKGŌLA \sy Loñōla \lx BOKGOLOKWE \ge Roundness \lx BOKGŌMA \ge Thickly set, as trees, pimples, etc \lx BOKGÕÑWANA \ge A number of young oxen \lx BOKGOPE \ge Pl. of kgope \lx BOKGŌPŌ \ge Crookedness ; lawlessness \lx BOKGWABO \ge Tame ; tameness ; docile ; harmless \lx BOKGWARA \sy Bothata \lx BOKGWŌPŌ \sy Bokgwabo \ge Int \lx BOKHOHE \ge Pl. of khohe \lx BOKHUCHWANE \sy Bokhutshane \lx BOKHUTLŌ \ge An end. Pl. dikhutlō \lx BOKHUTSHANE \ge Shortness \lx BOKIMA \ge Thickness ; stoutness \lx BOKOA \sy Bokōa \lx BOKŌA \ge Weakness ; weak \lx BOKŌLÈLA \ge To scream, as a dying animal \xv Go bokōlèla moshwañ \xe to scream, as oxen over the contents of a dead animal's stomach \lx BOKOLOBÈ \ge Pl. of kolobè \lx BOKŌPANŌ \ge Union ; communion ; fellowship \lx BOKUDUBA \ge Young white ants. Sing. and pl \lx BOKUDUNKO \ge A plant with serrated leaves, and edible root. Sing. and pl \lx BOKWÈNŌ \ge The fat on an animal's breast ; the brisket of an ox \lx BOKWENI \ge The Bakwena country ; the north, to dwellers in the south \lx BOKWENŌ \ge Denseness ; thickness \lx BOLA \sn 1 \ge To tell news \sn 2 \ge a small bone used in divining ; a dice. Pl. mala \lx BŌLA \ge To become putrid ; to become rotten ; to decay \xv Yo bo sa boleñ \xe that which does not decay \lx BOLAANA \ge To kill each other \lx BOLADU \ge The ripe matter from an abscess ; pus \lx BOLAEA \ge To kill \lx BOLAECWE \mn bolaèla \ge Perf. Pass. of bolaèla \lx BOLAÈLWA \mn bolaèla \ge Pass. of bolaèla \xv Go bolaèlwa gōna \xe to be killed there \xv Go bolaèlwa rure \xe to be really killed \lx BOLALA \ge The desert side of the country ; the north-west \lx BOLALOME \ge Fierce and cunning \lx BOLAŌ \ge A sleeping place ; a kind of powder made of the taō bush ; infant powder \lx BOLATSI \ge A kind of plant resembling tobacco. Sing. and pl \lx BOLAWA \mn bolaea \ge Pass. of bolaea \lx BOLEA \ge Loose, as carded wool ; soft, as a wet flannel ; lax, as a mild ruler \lx BOLEBANA \sy Lebagana \lx BOLÈBÈ \xv Motse oa bolèbè \xe such and such a town \lx BOLÈBÈLÈBÈ \ge Such and such a place ; a certain place, the name not being mentioned \xv Kgosi ea bolèbèlèbè \xe a certain chief \lx BOLECWE \mn bolèla \ge Perf. Pass. of bolèla \lx BOLECWA \ge A vegetable parasite with red flowers, and containing a juice which is used as birdlime \sy Bolèta \lx BOLEKANE \ge Fellowship \lx BOLEKELECO \ge A bottom, Int. Not known in the south \lx BOLEKETLA \ge A shaking, as of a disjointed thing \lx BOLÈLA \ge To relate ; to tell ; to preach \lx BOLELECWE \mn bolèlèla \ge Perf. pass. of bolèlèla \lx BOLÈLÈLA \ge To tell to \lx BOLÈLÈLANA \ge To talk to each other in ordinary conversation \lx BOLELE \ge Length ; long \lx BOLÈLÈ \ge Water moss \lx BOLEMŌ \ge A ploughed field ; garden ground \lx BOLEO \ge Evil ; sin ; error \xv Mo boleuñ \xe in siu \lx BOLEPOLEPO \ge Stiff in consistency, as tar when poured out \lx BOLÈTA \ge Smooth, as finely ground meal ; soft, as cloth ; slimy \lx BOLETSE \mn bolèla \ge Perf. of bolèla \lx BOLEUÑ \xv Mo boleuñ \xe in sin, in error \lx BOLO \ge When preceded by the negative particles sa, se, or ga, bolo expresses Long ago \xv Ga ke bolo go tla \xe I came long ago \xv E se bolo nna gōna \xe it was there long ago \xv Ba ka bo ba sa bolo go ikwatlhaea \xe they would long ago have repented \lx BOLODITSE \mn bolotsa \ge Perf. of bolotsa \lx BOLOGWERE \mn logwere \ge Pl. of logwere \lx BOLOI \ge Witchcraft \lx BOLOKA \sn 1 \ge To save ; to keep ; to spare \sn 2 \ge The tip of a tail \lx BOLOKANA \ge To save each other \lx BOLOKÈGA \ge To become saved \lx BOLOKŌ \ge The wet dung of cattle \lx BOLOLA \ge To set out on a journey \lx BOLOTSA \mn bolola \ge Caus. of bolola \lx BOLŌTSANA \ge Roguery \xv U bolōtsana \xe you are a scamp \lx BOLOTSÈ \mn bolola \ge Perf. of bolola \lx BOLŌTWE \sn 1 \ge Ingenious ; clever ; able \sn 2 \ge Proud or finnicking in gait or manner \lx BOLWETSE \ge A disease ; a wasting sickness ; a lingering illness ; a running at the nose \xv Bolwetse yoa mogote \xe climatic fever \lx BOMAMATHWANE \mn mamathwane \ge Pl. of mamathwane \lx BOMAÑ \mn mañ \ge Pl. of mañ \lx BOMAÑMAÑ \ge Such and such people \xv Bomañmañ yoa motho \xe a man’s personality \lx BOMARIGANE \ge Calves born in winter \lx BOMASHWÈ \ge Abomination \lx BOMMA \mn mma \ge Pl. of \lx BOMMANETE \ge A reality \lx BOMONNAWÈ \mn monnawè \ge Pl. of \lx BOMORWA \mn morwa \ge Pl. of \lx BOMORWADIA \mn morwadia \ge Pl. of \lx BOMOSALE \mn mosale \ge Pl. of \lx BOMO \xv Ka bomo \xe wilfully, on purpose \lx BOMPONYEKETLAKAKAE \mn kemponyeketlakakae \ge Pl. of \lx BOMUMU \ge Dumb ; dumbness \lx BŌNA \sn 1 \ge To see ; to find ; to get ; to have. Perf. bonye; pass. bōnwa \sn 2 \ge pers. pron., they \lx BONAKÔ \ge Quick ; quickness \xv Ka bonakō \xe quickly \lx BŌNALA \ge To appear ; to be visible \lx BŌNALASÈGA \ge To become exposed \lx BONANA \ge Young ; tender. Used with nouns in bo \lx BŌNAÑ \ge Behold ye \lx BŌNATSA \ge To make visible ; to show ; to cause to be visible \lx BŌNATSÈGA \ge To become visible ; to become manifested \lx BŌNATSIWA \ge To be manifested \lx BONATLA \ge Cleverness ; power ; notable ; mighty \xv Ditihō tsa bonatla \xe mighty works; miracles \lx BONCHE \mn nche \ge Pl. of \lx BONCHO \ge Black ; blackness \lx BŌNE \sy Bona \ge They \lx BONÈ \ge The fourth \lx BŌNÈLA \ge To find for ; to get for \lx BONEMERU \ge The time of being in calf \lx BONESA \ge To cause to see ; to enlighten \lx BONETSE \mn bōnala \ge Perf. of \lx BONKWAI \mn nkwai \ge Pl. of \lx BONNŌ \ge A regular sitting, or dwelling place ; a halting place of foot travellers \lx BONNŌNYANE \ge A little place, or room \lx BONOKWANE \ge A detachment of men for war, spying, etc \xv Ka bonokwane \xe by spying; privily \lx BONŌLŌ \ge Humility ; meekness ; softness ; tenderness ; gentleness \xv Ka bonōlō yoa pelo \xe meekness of heart \xv Ka bonōlō \xe gently \lx BONOMI \xv Bonomi yoa pelo \xe pity, compassion \lx BONONA \ge A man's private parts \lx BONŌNŌ \ge Fatness \lx BONOÑ \ge A depraved appetite like that of a vulture \lx BONOÑWANE \sy Bolōtsana \lx BONTLAHACŌ \ge A purifying \lx BONTLÈ \ge Beauty \lx BONTLOPANE \mn ntlopane \ge Pl. of \lx BONTSHA \ge To cause to see ; to show ; to make visible \lx BONTSI \ge Many ; a multitude \lx BONTSINTSI \ge Very many ; multitudes \lx BONYA \sn 1 \ge To twinkle ; to wink an eye \sn 2 \ge slow ; slowness \xv Ka bonya \xe slowly \xv Ga ba bonya \xe they are not slow \lx BONYABONYA \ge To bat the eyes \lx BONYANA \ge Childhood ; foolishness \xv Eo o bonyana \xe he who is foolish \lx BONYATSI \ge Fornication \lx BONYE \mn bōna \ge Perf. of \lx BONYEDI \ge Sticky, as gum \lx BONYENYE \ge Littleness \lx BONYETSANA \xv Kgomo e gañwa bonyetsana \xe the cow is milked after her calf is dead \lx BONYWE \mn bōna \ge Perf. pass. of \lx BOÑAÑA \sy Boshushu \ge Int \lx BOÑŌLA \sy Loñōla \lx BOÑWALE \mn ñwale \ge Pl. of \lx BOÑWE \ge One. Used with nouns in ba \xv Boñwehèla \xe vanity \lx BOO \sy Ba bo \lx BOŌKANA \ge Strongly built ; thick-necked, Int \lx BOOMO \sy Bomo \lx BOOPA \ge Barrenness ; barren \lx BOOPE \sy Bupe \lx BOO RA \sy Bo ra \lx BOPA \ge To fashion ; to form \lx BÔPA \ge To bellow, as a bull ; to threaten an absent or distant person \lx BOPAGANA \ge To come close together \xv Go bopagana moriri \xe to have a sensation as if the hair were being drawn together, as in fear \lx BOPOGANYA \ge To gather together ; to bring into a small compass \lx BOPALAMŌ \ge A place of ascent ; an ascent \lx BŌPALANA \ge To threaten each other \lx BOPAMA \ge To be thin ; to be poor in flesh \lx BOPAME \mn bopama \ge Perf. of bopama \lx BOPAMÈLA \xv Di tla bopamèla mo sakeñ \xe they will become poor in the krall \lx BOPAMÈLWA \xv Ke tla bopamèlwa ke bana \xe I shall have hunger in my family \lx BOPAPATHÔ \ge A plastered floor ; a plastered wall ; plaster \lx BOPAPETLA \ge A level ; flatness \lx BOPĒGA \ge To become formed \lx BŌPÈLA \xv Go ba bōpèla \xe to threaten them \lx BOPÈLA \ge To journey with a superior \lx BOPÈLÈLA \ge To follow in line ; to walk in single file ; to walk in line ; to proceed in order \lx BOPELETSA \ge To take the lead ; to lead the way \lx BOPELOETHATA \ge Hardheartedness ; unkindness \lx BOPELOKGALE \ge Boldness ; fearlessness ; courage ; bold ; brave \lx BOPELOKIMA \ge Boldness ; courage \lx BOPELOMPE \ge Pride \lx BOPELONŌLŌ \ge Meekness ; tenderness ; tenderheartedness \lx BOPELONOMI \ge Tenderheartedness ; kindness ; compassion \lx BOPELOTHATA \ge Unkindness \lx BOPELOTELELE \ge Patience \lx BOPELOTLHOMOGI \ge Mercy ; compassion ; tenderheartedness \lx BOPELOTSHÈTLHA \ge Envy ; enviousness \lx BOPHAGE \mn phage \ge Pl. of phage \lx BOPHÈPA \ge The dawn of day ; purity ; clearness ; cleanness \lx BOPHIRIMATSATSI \ge The west, where the sun goes down \lx BOPHIRIMÕYOALETSATSI \ge The west \lx BOPIWA \mn Bopa \ge Pass. of Bopa \lx BOPOLOGA \mn bopa \ge Reversive of bopa ; To unmake \lx BOPŌTA \sy Go pōta \lx BO RA \xv Bo ra mañmañ \xe so and so's family \lx BORA \ge A bow. Pl. mara \lx BORABORA \ge To mumble ; to mutter, as a person ordered to do a thing, and afraid to speak out \lx BORAGA \ge Stiff clay ; mud \lx BORAKA \xv Nca ea boraka \xe a pet dog \et (hybrid) \lx BORAKANÈLŌ \ge A meeting place ; a market ; a fair \lx BORALE \ge Iron ore ; heavy ; difficult \lx BORAMAGA \ge Red and white,-colours being indistinct and mixed \lx BORARA \mn bara \ge Pl. of bara \lx BORARO \ge The third \lx BORATARO \ge The sixth \lx BORELEDI \ge Even ; smooth ; smoothness ; a smooth, slippery place \lx BORÈPERÈPE \ge Shaky, as jelly, etc \lx BORÈRÈ \ge The jelly of cold gravy ; the marrow of an emaciated animal's bones \lx BOREPUREPU \ge Jellied, as cold gravy \lx BORETHE \ge Slippery ; sleek, smooth \lx BORÈTHÈ \ge The heel of an animal. Sing. and pl \lx BORETHITI \ge An equal number \xv Leshomè ye le borethiti \xe ten \lx BORÈTSÈ \ge Clay ; mud \lx BORI \ge Peaceable ; gentle ; mild ; modest \xv Matlhō a bori \xe weak-sighted eyes. Used of a person who fails to recognise one seen before, also of one dazed by the sun \lx BORINITI \xv Kgomo ea boriniti \xe a toothless ox, a hornless ox, an ox with one or both ears quite off \lx BOROBA \ge Maidenhood ; state of being marriageable \lx BORŌBALŌ \xv Ntlo ea borōbalō \xe a bedroom, a sleeping chamber \lx BOROBORŌ \ge A murmur of voices \lx BOROBU \ge Black, peaty soil ; peat \lx BOROGŌ \ge A bridge \et (hybrid) \lx BOROKGWE \ge Trousers \et (hybrid) \lx BORŌKŌ \ge Sleep \xv Matlhō a borōkō \xe eyes that fail to recognise one seen before \lx BOROKU \ge Light-coloured gum, hard or soft ; the sap of a tree, Int \lx BORŌLE \ge Emaciation \lx BORŌTŌLŌ \ge Angry ; angry-looking \lx BORUMA \ge Tender ; soft ; tender in disposition \lx BORUMOLANŌ \ge Cruelty \lx BORUMOLAÑ \ge Cruel ; a brawler ; a vexing one \lx BORURE \sy Burure \lx BORURUGA \ge A swelling ; a lump \lx BORURUSA \ge A swelling ; a lump \lx BORUTWÈ \ge Cowardly \xv O borutwè \xe he is a coward \lx BORWE \ge The country of the bushmen ; the south \lx BORWENYA \xv Ka borwenya \xe indistinctly, either of seeing or hearing \lx BOSA \sn 1 \ge The dawn of day \xv Ka bosa bo sele \xe when morning was come \sn 2 \ge to cause to return \sy Busa \lx BOSABOLEÑ \ge Incorruption, incorruptible \lx BOSADI \ge A woman's private parts \lx BOSAGATWEÑ \ge That which has no treading place \lx BOSAI \ge Many fleas ; sometimes used of one flea \lx BOSAIKATÈGA \ge Nakedness ; naked \lx BOSAIKAÈGAÑ \ge Nakedness ; naked \lx BOSAITSIWEÑ \ge That which is not known ; secret \lx BOSAKHUTLEÑ \ge Endless ; that which has no limit \lx BOSAPEKWA \ge State of purity, or unadulteration ; sincerity \lx BOSASA \ge Nearly past. Used of the night \xv Ka bosasa \xe at dawn \lx BOSEA \ge Infancy \lx BOSELE \ge Just before sunrise \lx BOSENABOKHUTLŌ \ge Endless ; without limit \lx BOSENASEPÈ \ge Nothingness ; nothing \lx BOSEPELŌ \ge A walking ; a walk \lx BOSESANE \ge Fineness \lx BOSÈTLHA \ge Yellow \lx BOSETSA \sy Busetsa \lx BOSEYA \ge The other side, as of a river, etc \lx BOSHA \ge Lately ; new \lx BOSHAHACŌ \ge A making new ; a renewing \lx BOSHAKGALA \ge Wrath \lx BOSHEÑ \sy Bosha \lx BOSHEU \ge Whiteness ; white \lx BOSHŌLÈ \ge A drove of large, unweaned calves \lx BOSHOMÈ \ge The tenth \lx BOSHULA \ge Evil ; bad ; nasty \xv Eo o boshula \xe he who is evil, an evil one \lx BOSHUPA \ge The seventh \lx BOSHUPŌ \ge The seventh \lx BOSHUSHU \ge Deaf ; deafness \xv Monona oa boshushu \xe a deaf man \lx BOSHWA \ge A wen ; a painless tumour, or swelling ; an inheritance ; a possession \lx BŌSHWA \sy Bōhwa \lx BOSHWECO \ge A finishing ; a completion \lx BŌSI \ge Alone ; only. Used with nouns in bo \xv Bōna bosi \xe they only \lx BOSIGO \ge Night ; a night ; in the night ; the night-time \xv Mo bosigoñ \xe in the night \lx BOSIGOGARE \ge Midnight \lx BOSILO \ge Foolish ; wilful folly ; foolishness \xv O bosilo \xe he is foolish, he is naughty \lx BOSISI \ge Well disposed ; harmless \lx BOTAGÔ \ge Drunkenness \lx BOTAGWA \ge Drunkenness \lx BOTALA \ge Greenness ; green \lx BOTÈ \ge The contents of an animal's bowels \lx BOTELELE \ge Length \lx BOTEÑ \ge Depth ; mystery \lx BOTENYEÑ \ge In the depth \lx BOTÈTÈ \ge A small ball of foam found in new grass, and supposed to cause foot and mouth disease in cattle ; hoof and mouth disease ; cuckoo spit \lx BOTHA \ge To repose after feeding, as cattle \lx BOTHAMA \ge To be naked ; to lack the covering required by decency \lx BOTHAME \mn bothama \ge Perf. of bothama \lx BOTHATA \ge Difficulty ; hardness \lx BOTHIBE \sy Bophagè \lx BOTHIBELÈLŌ \sy Botlhaolèlō \lx BOTHITHÔ \ge Heat ; hot ; warmth ; warm \lx BOTHO \ge Notable ; a good one ; humanity ; manliness \xv O na le botho \xe he is a well-known man, he is a good man \xv Ga a na botho \xe he is not a good man \lx BOTHOLOGA \ge To start from where one has gone ; to leave a sleeping place, resting place, or hiding place \lx BOTHOLOGÔ \ge A descent \lx BOTHOLOSA \mn bothologa \ge Caus. of bothologa \lx BOTHONOGA \sy Bothologa \lx BOTHUTHÔ \sy Bothithō \lx BOTILÈLÔ \ge The place to which one flees when avoiding something \lx BOTITAMERE \mn titamere \ge Pl. of titamere \lx BOTLALÔ \ge Fulness ; abundance \lx BOTLANA \ge Small \lx BOTLHA \ge Slightly sour ; acid, as a quince \lx BOTLHABATSATSI \ge Where the sun rises ; the east \lx BOTLHABISADITLHOÑ \ge Shame shameful \lx BOTLHAGÔ \ge Watchfulness ; wariness ; wary \lx BOTLHALE \ge Wisdom ; wise \xv O botlhale \xe he is wise \lx BOTLHANKA \ge Servitude ; a state of servitude \lx BOTLHANO \ge The fifth \lx BOTLHAOLÈLÔ \ge A camp ; an encampment ; a place for dividing cattle, etc \lx BOTLHATLÈLÔ \ge A place for cattle ; a stall \lx BOTLHATLOGÔ \ge A place of ascent ; an ascent \lx BOTLHATSHE \ge The bottom of a hill, to one standing on the top \lx BOTLHATSHETLHATSHE \ge The very lowest point ; deep under \lx BOTLHAYANA \ge A shelf, Int \lx BOTLHE \ge All. Used with nouns in ba \xv Batho botlhe \xe all the people \lx BOTLHODI \ge Witchcraft ; that which has to do with cursing and bewitching ; an evil omen ; something ominous ; something very unusual, and regarded as predicting evil, as an owl, or springhare seen at midday, or a mole in sight \lx BOTLHÔGÔETHATA \ge Stubbornness ; obstinacy \lx BOTLHÔGÔLÈ \ge Clumsiness ; awkwardness \lx BOTLHÔKA \xv Botlhōka botlhanka \xe freedom \xv Botlhōka go itse \xe ignorance \xv Botlhōka kicō \xe ignorance \xv Botlhōka kutlwō \xe disobedience \xv Botlhōka louñwō \xe unprofitableness \xv Botlhōka pelo \xe heartlessness \xv Botlhōka tihō \xe lack of work, idleness \xv Botlhōka tlhomamō \xe fickleness \lx BOTLHOKO \ge Sickness ; pain ; soreness ; sore ; sour \xv Ke botlhoko \xe I am sick, I am in pain, I am sore \lx BOTLHÔKÔ \ge Need ; want. Used of a thing that is lacking, not of a person wanting it \lx BOTLHÔKWA \sy Botlhōkō \lx BOTLHŌLAGADI \ge Widowhood \lx BOTLŌ \ge A coming \lx BOTLWAÈLŌ \ge A custom ; a wont \lx BOTŌBETŌBE \ge Soft, as very ripe fruit \lx BOTOKA \ge Used of a convalescent \xv O botoka \xe he is better; he is getting better \lx BOTONNA \ge Greatness ; bulk \lx BOTSA \ge To ask ; to ask about ; to enquire. Perf. boditse; pass. bodiwa \lx BOTSALA \ge Friends \lx BOTSALANŌ \ge Friendship ; favour \lx BOTSALÈLŌ \ge A birthright \lx BOTSALŌ \ge Birth ; descendants \xv Botsalō yo bosha \xe a new-born thing \lx BOTSANYA \ge To ask each other \lx BOTSÈNŌ \ge An entrance ; a place of entrance ; insanity \lx BOTSÈNWA \ge Madness \lx BOTSETSE \ge State, or condition of a woman at childbirth \xv Go aloga botsetse \xe to cease (of the lochial discharge) \xv Go cwa mo botsetsiñ \xe to leave the room after childbirth \lx BOTSHABÈLŌ \ge A refuge ; a place of refuge \lx BOTSHE \ge Sweetness ; sweet ; juice, as of a melon, etc \lx BOTSHELŌ \ge A ford ; life \lx BOTSHELŌNYANA \mn botshelō \ge Dim. of botshelō \lx BOTSISA \ge To inquire into ; to search into \xv Ke tla ba botsisa \xe I will ask, or enquire of them \lx BOTSISANYA \ge To question each other \xv A botsisanya le batho \xe they mutually asked questions \lx BOTUBI \ge A bewitching. See TUBA \lx BOTUTE \ge Ripe (of pus) \xv Boladu bo botute \xe the pus is ripe \xv Botute yoa kok \xe the soft dung of a fowl \lx BOUTLWÈLŌBOTLHOKO \ge Mercy \lx BOWECO \ge A completion ; a finishing \lx BOWÈLŌ \sy Bohèlō \lx BOYABA \xv Go ichwara boyaba \xe to rest one's head or cheek on the palm of a hand \lx BOYALE \ge The ceremony for girls at the age of puberty \xv Go isa boyale \xe to order the girls' ceremony, as a chief \lx BOYALWA \ge Native beer ; beer ; brandy ; wine \lx BOYAÑ \ge Grass \xv Mo boyanyeñ \xe in the grass \lx BOYEBU \xv Thipa e boyebu \xe the knife is weak and flexible at the edge \lx BOYÈLELE \sy Segatsetse, Int \lx BOYÈLŌ \ge A place for eating \xv Lomati loa boyèlō \xe a dining-table \lx BOYESECO \ge A feeding-place for cattle \lx BOYETLA \ge An edge, as of an axe ; sharp-edged \lx BOYOSI \ge The state of being alone ; loneliness \lx BOYOTLHE \ge Entirety \lx BUA \sn 1 \ge To speak. Emphasis on first syllable \sn 2 \ge To flay, or skin an animal. Word pronounced quickly \lx BUANA \ge To speak to each other secretly. Generally used of evil-speaking, backbiting, etc \lx BUBI \ge Dry dung in a large cake dug out of a krall. Pl. mabi \lx BUCWA \ge To ripen ; to become done, or cooked. Perf. budule \lx BUCWE \mn bula \ge Perf. of bula ; opened \lx BUCWÈLA \ge To blow, as a fire \lx BUDILWE \mn bula \ge Perf. pass. of bula ; opened \lx BUDUBUTSA \ge To persevere in different works, and finish them all ; to continue eating various supplies of food, and finish it all \lx BUDUDU \ge Blue \lx BUDULA \ge To blow off with the breath, as something light from the palm of a hand ; to blow something away with the mouth \lx BUDULALA \ge To become shut. Used of the eyes \lx BUDULATSA \ge To cause to shut. Used of the eyes \lx BUDULE \mn bucwa \ge perfect \lx BUDULÈLA \ge To blow off to, or into \lx BUDULETSE \sn 1 \mn budulèla \ge perfect \sn 2 \mn budulala \ge perfect \xv Ba buduletse matlhō \xe their eyes are shut \lx BUDULOGA \ge To swell out, as a sack being filled ; to become inflated ; to become opened, as eyes \xv O la a buduloga matlhō \xe his eyes were opened \lx BUDULOLA \ge To open. Used of the eyes \xv Go budulola matlhō \xe to open the eyes, actively \lx BUDULOLWA \mn budulola \ge passive \lx BUDULOSA \ge To cause to puff out ; to inflate \lx BUDULOSÈGA \ge To become inflated with wind ; to become puffed up \lx BUDULOTSÈ \mn budulola \ge perfect \lx BUDUSA \ge To cause to ripen. Used of an abscess, etc \lx BUDUSETSA \ge To be getting ready for opening, as an abscess. Sometimes used of becoming gray, as hair \lx BUDUTSA \ge To seek the last ears of corn ; to glean \lx BUÈGA \sn 1 \ge To become spoken \sn 2 \ge to become cut off, as joints of meat from a dead animal \xv Nama e buegile \xe the meat is cut into joints \lx BUÈLA \ge To scold ; to reprove ; to rebuke \xv Go buèla godimo \xe to speak loudly \xv Go buèla tlhatshe \xe to speak low \lx BUÈLÈGA \ge To become scoldable \lx BUÈLÈLA \ge To speak for ; to advocate the cause of ; to represent \lx BUGANYA \ge To eject from the mouth in a stream ; to send out, as a severe cut blood \lx BUILE \mn bua \ge perfect \lx BUILWE \mn bua \ge perfect passive \xv Nama e builwe \xe the flesh has had the skin taken off \xv Letlalō le builwe \xe the skin has been flayed off the flesh \lx BUISA \ge To cause to speak ; to rebuke ; to shout out at, or to \xv Go buisa dikgomo \xe to shout to oxen, so as to make them pull \lx BUISANYA \ge To cause each other to speak \xv Go buisanya ka molomo \xe to speak face to face \lx BUIWA \mn bua \ge passive \lx BUKI \ge The powder of a dry fungus used to smear women's faces \lx BUKUNYA \ge To give signs of life by stirring ; to move, as a person under a kaross \lx BUKUNYÈGA \sy Bukunya \lx BULA \ge To open. Perf. budile ; pass. bulwa \lx BULEDISA \ge To accompany a part of the way at starting \lx BULÈGA \ge To become opened \lx BULEGILE \mn bulèga \ge perfect \lx BULÈLA \ge To open for \lx BUNA \ge To bite, or tear a bit off a thing held in the mouth \lx BUPA \sy Bipa, Int \lx BUPE \ge Meal ; flour. Part. yo \lx BURURE \ge The firstborn \xv Oa burure \xe the firstborn \xv Mosimane oa burure \xe the firstborn boy \lx BUSA \ge To rule ; to govern ; to reign over ; to cause to return, from boea \lx BUSABUSANYA \ge To strive together in talk ; to dispute \lx BUSANYA \ge To rule each other \lx BUSETSA \ge To cause to return to ; to bring back \lx BUSHOLOLA \ge To take vengeance upon \xv Ke tla ga busholola \xe I will take vengeance on you \lx BUSHOLOSA \ge To avenge ; to rebut, or answer the words of a previous speaker ; to turn back the skin when flaying an animal \lx BUTLÈGA \ge To crack, or become broken, as a man's leg, a disselboom, etc \lx CALŌ \ge A collar-bone \lx CAMPÈGA \ge To die suddenly \lx CAÑ \xv E cañ \xe What colour is it? what marks has it got? Used of an animal. What sex is it? Used of a young animal \xv Tau e cañ le tlou \xe how are a lion's colours distinguished from those of an elephant? what is the difference in colour between a lion and an elephant \lx CÈLÈBÈLÈLA \ge A slope, Int \lx CHA \ge To dry up, as water \lx CHAAMA \ge To spread out, or overflow, as water in a full river \lx CHAAME \mn chaama \ge Perf. of chaama \lx CHABAGANYA \ge To cut down the middle, with an axe \lx CHABANYA \ge To spit out, or eject in a stream ; to dart out, as the waves of a filling river ; to pour out, as words \lx CHABANYETSÈGA \ge To gush out ; to become gushed out \lx CHABANYÔ \ge Noun from chabanya \lx CHABU \ge The noise made by something plunged into water \lx CHACHANYÈGA \ge To hiss, or fizz, as fat when burning \lx CHAÈGA \ge To spread anything out \lx CHAHACÔ \ge A making new ; a renewing \lx CHAKA \ge A battleaxe \lx CHAKGALÔ \ge Angry contention ; indignation \lx CHALAÑ \ge Snow \lx CHEFE \ge Poison \et (hybrid) \lx CHÈGA \ge To be purged. A very vulgar word \lx CHEGÔ \sy Tshegô \lx CHÈKA \sy Chaka \lx CHÈLÀ \ge To rub a skin with a stone when beginning to bray it \lx CHÈLAÑ \ge Snow \lx CHELE \mn cha \ge Perf. of cha \lx CHÈLÈ \sy Chwèlè \lx CHEMOGA \ge To break through, or away, and escape \lx CHEMOLA \ge To make bald ; to shave off all the hair \lx CHESA \mn cha \ge Caus. of cha \lx CHESHE \ge A kind of plant, having edible flowers like marigolds \lx CHEU \ge White. Pronounced something like chweu \lx CHILALA \ge To be killed in large numbers \lx CHILATSA \ge To kill in large numbers \lx CHILETSE \mn chilala \ge Perf. of chilala \lx CHO \ge An exclamation of, fear and surprise. What a near go! what a narrow escape \lx CHOANA \ge White. Fem. of cheu \lx CHOBÈLA \ge To stamp earth in round a pole ; to press in, as grain into a bag, with a stick ; to press down, as bushes with a pronged stick \lx CHOCA \ge Hornless. Used of an ox \lx CHOCANA \ge Hornless. Used of a cow \lx CHÔCHÔMÈLA \ge To rush upon, as in battle, or play ; to fight hand to hand \lx CHOCWE \mn chola \ge Perf. pass. of chola, to receive \lx CHODILE \mn chola \ge Perf. of chola, to take up food \lx CHODISA \ge To help ; to assist. Caus. of chola, to receive \lx CHODISANYA \ge To help each other \xv Chodisanya mekgweleō \xe to bear each other's burdens \lx CHOGA \ge To be startled, or surprised \lx CHOGANECO \ge Sudden \xv Ka choganèco \xe suddenly \lx CHOGANETSA \ge To come upon suddenly \lx CHOGOMOGA \ge To be startled ; to start \lx CHOGWI \ge A night-hawk \lx CHÔKA \sy Tlhoka \lx CHOKAMÔ \ge Crookedness ; moral crookedness ; evil \lx CHOKOLOGÔ \ge A turning round ; a twisting, as of a joint \lx CHOLA \sn 1 \ge To receive. Perf. chotsè \sn 2 \ge To take food out of a pot, or dish; Perf. chodile \sn 3 \ge Hard fat for smearing skins ; eye salve, etc \lx CHOLÈ \ge A moth \lx CHOLÈLA \ge To receive for ; to take up food for \lx CHOLETSA \ge To lift up ; to take up \xv Choletsa matlhô \xe lift up the eyes \lx CHOLOGA \ge To become spoilt ; to overflow \lx CHOLOGÈLA \ge To rush out to ; to rush, or run to, as a crowd \lx CHOLOGÔ \ge A spilling ; an overflowing \lx CHOLOHÊLÔ \ge Hope \lx CHOLOLA \ge To spill ; to shed, as blood \lx CHÔMA \ge To try to talk a language which one's hearers do not know well ; to talk a language badly. Perf. chomile \lx CHOME \xv O chome \xe Used of a person who allows a stray animal to go on wandering \lx CHOMI \ge A foreign language ; a language imperfectly spoken, or known \lx CHOMILE \mn chôma \ge Perf. of chôma \lx CHOMOLÔ \ge A drawing out \lx CHONA \sy Rona \ge We ; us \lx CHÔNÈLÔ \ge A groan ; a moan \lx CHONOLÔ \ge Noun from shonola \lx CHÔPANYO \ge Noun from shōpanya \lx CHÔPHA \ge To turn up spirally ; to twist upwards ; to be twisted as a skin trektow \lx CHÔPHAGANYA \sy Shōpanya \lx CHÔPHANYA \sy Shōpanya \lx CHÔPHELECWE \xv Lesèka ye le chôphelecweñ \xe a twisted ring \lx CHÔPHELÈLA \ge To twist, or wind round and round ; to make spiral \lx CHÔPHÔ \ge Noun from chôpha ; a spill of twisted paper \lx CHOPHOLOLA \ge To untwist ; to unwind \lx CHOSA \sn 1 \ge To startle ; to terrify ; to astonish \sn 2 \ge A spear, Int \lx CHOSABANNE \ge A kind of quail. Pl. bochosabanne \lx CHOSHÔ \ge Terror \lx CHOSHOBAGANÔ \ge Noun from shoshobagana \lx CHOSHWANE \ge An ant ; common red, or black ant ; the generic term for ant \lx CHÔTLHA \ge To chew sweet reed, rushes, etc \lx CHÔTLÔ \ge Mockery ; scorn \lx CHOTSÈ \mn chola \ge Perf. of chola \lx CHU \ge An exclamation denoting great heat \lx CHUBA \ge To set fire to ; to burn up ; to light a torch, or candle ; to blister, or gall, as a rope the hand \lx CHUBECWE KE \ge Burnt up by \lx CHUBÈGA \ge To become burnt up \lx CHUBÈLA \xv Go chubèla motho ntlo \xe to set fire to a person's house \lx CHUBILE \mn chuba \ge Perf. of chuba \lx CHUBIWA \mn chuba \ge Pass. of chuba \lx CHUCHWA \ge A syphilitic sore, or ulcer \lx CHUGE \ge The work of braying skins when finished ; the time for putting a brayed skin into the bas \lx CHUGÔ \ge The work of braying skins while still going on \lx CHUKACHUKÔ \ge Strife \lx CHUKACHUKANÔ \ge Strife \lx CHUKHU \sy Chu \lx CHUKÔ \ge A horse's penis \lx CHUKUDU \ge A rhinoceros ; the generic term for rhinoceros \lx CHULA \xv Pelo e chula \xe an evil heart \lx CHULACÔ \ge Noun from shulatsa \lx CHULAHALÈLÔ \ge Noun from shulahalèla \lx CHUMÔ \ge A rushing sound, or noise \lx CHUMPULA \ge To strike with the tail, as a gōpane \lx CHUMPULAKA \ge To strike much, and severely, with a tail \lx CHUMU \ge White face, throat, or belly. Used of an ox \lx CHUPA \ge A weevil \xv Mabèlè a chupa \xe last year's corn \xv Maoto a chupa \xe slow. Used of a horse \lx CHUPÈLÈLŌ \ge Meat, or medicine, given for doctoring purposes \lx CHUPÈLŌ \ge An offering ; a sacrifice \lx CHUPŌ \ge Proof ; evidence ; testimony \lx CHUSE \ge A small edible bulb ; a wild crocus \lx CHUSHU \ge Lean. Used of meat \lx CHUTIHALÈLA \ge To overshadow \lx CHUYWA \sy Chubiwa \lx CHWA \ge Come here, and take! Used in calling a dog to come and take something \lx CHWABI \ge Dried ditlhetlhwa berries \lx CHWABŌ \ge Noun from shwaba \lx CHWAEA \ge To brand an animal ; to mark, as a sign of ownership. Pass. chwaiwa \lx CHWAÈLA \ge To brand for ; to brand for, and give to \lx CHWAETSA \ge To infect, as one with a contagious disease \lx CHWAILE \mn chwaea \ge Perf. of chwaea \lx CHWAILWE \ge Branded \lx CHWAIWA \mn chwaea \ge Pass. of chwaea \lx CHWAKGAHALA \sy Boduhala \lx CHWAKGOGA \ge To have a liking or preference for \xv O chwakgocwe ke nama \xe He has a preference for meat \lx CHWAKGOTSÈ \xv Se mo chwakgotsè \xe it is his preference \lx CHWANA \sn 1 \ge To be alike \xv Go chwana hèla \xe it is just alike \sn 2 \ge Fem. of ncho, black \lx CHWANECWE \xv O chwanecwe ke \xe he is worthy of \lx CHWANÈLA \ge To be fitting ; to be worthy \lx CHWANÈLŌ \ge Duty \lx CHWANETSE \mn chwanèla \ge Perf. of chwanèla \xv Ke chwanetse \xe I ought ; it becometh me ; I have need to be \lx CHWANŌ \ge The image of a thing ; a likeness \lx CHWANOLOGA \ge To become altered ; to become different \xv Ga a chwanologe \xe he is unaltered \lx CHWANOLOGŌ \ge A difference \lx CHWANOLOLA \ge To make different \lx CHWANTSHA \ge To compare ; to cause to be alike \lx CHWANTSHIWA \mn chwantsha \ge Pass. of chwantsha \lx CHWAPETSA \ge To draw water by degrees from a weak spring \lx CHWARA \ge To take hold of ; to seize ; to take hold of in order to protect, and hence to take care of \lx CHWARACHWARA \ge To handle \lx CHWARAGANA \ge To be joined, as by hooking \lx CHWARAGANTSÈ \mn chwaraganya \ge Perf. of chwaraganya \lx CHWARAGANYA \xv Go chwaraganya le \xe to be close upon \lx CHWARÈGA \ge To become seized \lx CHWARÈLA \ge To hold fast to, or for \lx CHWARÈLÈLA \sy Tshegeletsa \lx CHWARISA \ge To cause to take hold of \xv Go chwarisa tihō \xe to assist one in work \xv O tla ba chwarisa tihō \xe he will help them in work; he will make them work \xv Go ba chwarisa bokete \xe to burden them \lx CHWARŌ \sy Tlamèlō \ge mercy ; gracious \lx CHWASHWA \ge A sore on a kid's mouth \lx CHWEKA \ge To lift up, and throw down, in wrestling ; to be too much for \lx CHWEKANYA \xv Go chwekanya mahoko \xe to mix up matters in talking \lx CHWÈLÈ \ge A destructive moth ; a hairy moth \lx CHWENE \ge A monkey ; a baboon ; Particle o \lx CHWENTSÈ \mn chwenya \ge Perf. of chwenya \lx CHWENYA \ge To tease ; to trouble. Pass. chweñwa \lx CHWENYANE \ge A small baboon \lx CHWENYÈGA \ge To become troubled \lx CHWENYÈGŌ \ge Trouble \lx CHWENYETSA \ge To trouble for \lx CHWENYETSANYA \ge To tease, or trouble each other \lx CHWENYŌ \ge A teasing ; a troubling \lx CHWEÑWA \ge Pass. of chwenya \mn chwenya \lx CHWERE \ge Perf. of chwara \mn chwara \lx CHWEREA \ge To be slow in taking up a work ; to leave a work undone \lx CHWERETLHA \ge To become soft, as much-cooked food, or putrid meat \lx CHWERETLHÈGA \xv Nama e chweretlhegile \xe the meat is very soft \lx CHWERETLHAGANA \sy Chweretlhèga \lx CHWERETLHANA \sy Chweretlha \lx CHWERWE \ge Perf. pass. of chwara \mn chwara \lx CHWEU \sy Cheu \lx CHWINYANE \ge Fem. of chumu \mn chumu \lx CHWISA \ge To pay part of a debt \lx CITLA \sy Cwitla \lx Co \sy Tsa ga \xv Dikgomo co mañmañ, dikgomo tsa ga mañmañ \xe so and so's oxen \xv Mo go cōna co pedí \xe in both of them \xv Ditōrō co pedí \xe two dreams \xv Diphehō co nnè \xe the four winds \lx COBOTLA \ge To sink in mud with a noise ; to tramp with a noise in boggy ground \lx COCOPA \ge The mud in muddy water \lx CODIOCŌCŌ \ge An intensified form of cwècwè \lx CODICODI \ge Unintelligible ; imitation of a bird, Int \lx CODUCOKWANE \ge A stone used for making an orange-coloured smearing for women's faces \lx COGA \ge To arise \lx COGÈLA \sn 1 \ge To rise up against \sn 2 \ge To arise early in the morning \xv Ba le ba cogèla hèla gōna \xe they rose early to go there \lx COGŌ \ge A rising ; a resurrection \lx COHALA \ge To become old \lx COHETSE \ge Perf. of cohala \mn cohala \xv O cohetse \xe he is old \lx COKECO \ge A corner ; a turning place ; a turn ; a bend \lx COKETSA \ge To put round, or cause to go round a corner ; to hide a thing round a corner \lx COKODIA \ge Circuitous \lx COKODIÈGA \ge To make a circuit \lx COKOLOGA \sy Retologa \lx COKOTSA \ge To rinse out a vessel ; to shake from side to side, as a vessel when washing it \lx COLA \ge Revers. of cwala ; to take off a nether garment \sy Ribi \mn cwala \lx COMA \ge To hunt \lx COME \ge Stingy \lx COMÈLA \ge To hunt for \lx COMISA \ge To cause to hunt \lx CŌNA \ge Pl. pron. Used with nouns in di \xv Ke cōna \xe it is they \lx CŌNE \sy Cōna \lx COO \sy Co \lx COPA \ge To run with a swaying movement, making a noise like co, co \lx COPODIA \sy Cokodia \lx COPODIÈGA \sy Cokodièga \lx COSA \ge To cause to arise ; to arouse ; to raise up ; to stir up \lx COSELETSA \ge To stir up against ; to raise up against \lx COSETSA \ge To raise up for \lx COSHOLOSA \ge To resuscitate ; to revive ; to renew a thing after it has fallen through for a time \lx COSI \ge Only. Used with nouns in di \lx COSIWA \ge Pass. of cosa \mn cosa \lx CŌTLHA \ge See CHŌTLHA \lx CŌTLHWA \xv Ea cōtlhwa hèla \xe it is eatable, but not fat; it is in fair condition \lx COTLHE \ge All. Used with nouns in di \lx CUA \ge To run round a bird while making a whistling noise, with a view to fascinate and kill it \lx CUAKANYA \ge To scold much ; to scold by many words, and silence by scolding \lx CUBA \ge To grow thickly, as corn, hair, etc. ; dense ; impenetrable, as bushes without an opening \lx CUBUA \ge To shake a tree ; to knock water about from side to side \lx CUBUCWE \ge Plucked out ; snatched away \lx CUBUGA \ge To turn the head, and move away ; to turn from, or reject \xv O la o mo cubugèla \xe he turned away from him; he rejected, or refused him \lx CUBULA \ge To pluck out of the hand ; to pluck off ; to snatch ; to pounce upon and seize, as a hawk \lx CUBUTLA \ge To make a rushing noise, as a strong wind, or a dust storm \lx CUBUTLISA \mn cubutla \ge Caus. of cubutla \lx CUÈGA \sy Tlhoboga \lx CUKUNYA \ge To shake vigorously from side to side \lx CUOLOLA \ge To rebel ; to rebel against \lx CUOLOLÈLA \ge To rebel against \lx CUOLOLO \ge Rebellion \lx CUPUETSA \ge To hinder a speaker by talking fast ; to extinguish a fire by knocking it about ; to swish the tale about, as a gōpane \lx CUSHU \ge A cockroach \lx CUULALA \ge To dart down, as a hawk on its prey \lx CWA \ge To come out ; to leave, or desert \xv Ba le ba mo cwa \xe they deserted him; they gave up his cause \ge perfect dule ; and sometimes cwile \lx CWACWAÈLA \ge To hold carefully in the hands ; to take care of ; to provide for \lx CWADILE \mn cwala \ge perfect of cwala, to shut \lx CWADILWE \mn cwala \ge perfect passive of cwala \lx CWAÈLŌ \ge A portion given to children by a father during his lifetime \lx CWAICWAI \ge The edible leaves of a plant having the kgogo root \lx CWAISA \ge To flavour, as with salt ; to sweeten, as with sugar, milk, etc \lx CWAKETLA \ge To make a thing long ; a long strip of anything \lx CWALA \sn 1 \ge To shut ; to close. perfect cwadile \sn 2 \ge To put on, or fasten, trousers, frock, etc. ; to cover the nakedness. perfect cwele \xv Ga ba cwale \xe they are indecently exposed \lx CWALÈGA \ge To become closed \lx CWALOLOLA \ge To open \lx CWALWA \mn cwala \ge passive of cwala \lx CWARALALA \ge To hang down in numbers, as skins from a roof ; to come down thickly, as rain \lx CWÈ \ge Please! if you please \lx CWECWE \mn cwala \ge perfect passive of cwala \xv A go cwecwe \xe is it shut \lx CWÈCWÈ \ge Please! if you please \lx CWECWENA \ge To send up sap ; to ooze out, as oil or fat from a vessel \lx CWÈLA \ge To come out to ; to go out into \xv O la a cwèla kwa Tauñ \xe he departed in order to go to Tauñ \lx CWELE \mn cwala \ge perfect of cwala, to put on a nether garment \lx CWÈLÈLA \ge To go forth ; to go on one's way \xv Go cwèlèla kwa lehatshiñ \xe to go forth into the land \lx CWÈLÈLAPELE \ge To advance ; to go forward \lx CWELWE \mn cwalwa \ge perfect of cwalwa \lx CWERE \ge A kind of sparrow \lx CWESA \mn cwala \ge Caus. of cwala, to put on a garment \lx CWETLA \ge To spread out, or erect the hair or the back, as a springbuck when running \lx CWILE \mn cwa \ge Sometimes found as the perfect of cwa \lx CWINCWINYETSA \ge To speak indistinctly, as a little child \lx CWIRINYA \ge To make a whistling noise \lx CWISA \mn cwa \ge Caus. of cwa \lx CWITLA \ge To refuse to hear ; to refuse to accept ; to refuse to believe \lx DAEA \sy Ntaea \lx DAANA \sy Ntaana \lx DAANYA \sy Ntaanya \lx DANKA \ge Sore-footed, Int \lx DI \ge Particle of nouns in di \lx DIA \ge To detain ; to delay ; to prevent from going. Perf. diile \lx DIADIA \ge To delay a long time ; to prevent from going for a long time \lx DIAKA \mn seaka \ge Pl. of seaka \lx DIAKANYŌ \mn seakanyō \ge Pl. of seakanyō \lx DIAKŌ \mn seakō \ge Pl. of seakō \lx DIALŌ \mn sealō \ge Pl. of sealō \lx DIAPARŌ \mn seaparō \ge Pl. of seaparō \lx DIANE \mn seane \ge Pl. of seane \lx DIATLA \mn seatla \ge Pl. of seatla \lx DIAPU \mn seapu \ge Pl. of seapu \lx DIBABETSANE \mn sebabetsane \ge Pl. of sebabetsane \lx DIBAEA \mn sebaea \ge Pl. of sebaea \lx DIBATA \mn sebata \ge Pl. of sebata \xv Khai e dibata \xe a spotted cloth ; a patched cloth \lx DIBATANA \mn sebatana \ge Pl. of sebatana \lx DIBATLA \mn sebatla \ge Pl. of sebatla \lx DIBE \mn sebe \ge Pl. of sebe \lx DIBÈKŌ \mn lobèkō \ge Pl. of lobèkō \lx DIBÈLA \sy Boloka \lx DIBETEBETE \mn sebetebete \ge Pl. of sebetebete \lx DIBETO \mn sebeto \ge Pl. of sebeto \lx DIBI \mn sebi \ge Pl. of sebi \lx DIBELETSA \ge To catch liquid in a hand, or vessel \lx DIBETLÈLA \mn sebetlèla \ge Pl. of sebetlèla \lx DIBOBA \mn seboba \ge Pl. of seboba \lx DIBOBO \ge Invalided ; often sick \xv O dibobo \xe he is an invalid \xv Ba dibobo \xe they are invalids \lx DIBODU \mn sebodu \ge An intensified form of sebodu \lx DIBŌKŌ \mn sebōkō \ge Pl. of sebōkō \lx DIBOKOLODI \mn sebokolodi \ge Pl. of sebokolodi \lx DIBOKU \mn seboku \ge Pl. of seboku \lx DIBOLA \ge To cut a hole for a patch ; to cut, or shave off a patch of hair \lx DIBOLAŌ \mn sebolaō \ge Pl. of sebolaō \lx DIBŌNESENAWA \mn sebōnesenawa \ge Pl. of sebōnesenawa \lx DIBOPIWA \mn sebopiwa \ge Pl. of sebopiwa \lx DIBOPŌ \mn lobopō \ge Pl. of lobopō \lx DIBOTSARE \mn lobotsare \ge Pl. of lobotsare \lx DICALŌ \mn calō \ge Pl. of calō \lx DICHABA \mn chaba \ge Pl. of chaba \lx DICHÈLÈ \mn chèlè \ge Pl. of chèlè \lx DICHESHE \mn cheshe, seseshe \ge Pl. of cheshe, and seseshe \lx DICHŌLÈ \mn chōlè \ge Pl. of chōlè \lx DICHŌNÈLŌ \mn chōnèlō \ge Pl. of chōnèlō \lx DICHOSHWANE \mn choshwane \ge Pl. of choshwane \lx DICHUCHWA \mn chuchwa \ge Pl. of chuchwa \lx DICHUPŌ \mn chupō, seshupō \ge Pl. of chupō, and, seshupō \lx DICHUSE \mn chuse \ge Pl. of chuse \lx DICHWABŌ \mn chwabō \ge Pl. of chwabō \lx DICHWAKGŌ \sy Ditlhoka, Int \lx DICHWALAŌ \mn chwalaō \ge Pl. of chwalaō \lx DICHWANCHŌ \mn sechwanchō \ge Pl. of sechwanchō \lx DICHWAŌ \mn lochwaō \ge Pl. of lochwaō \lx DICHWASHWA \mn chwashwa \ge Pl. of chwashwa \lx DICHWÈLE \mn chwèlè \ge Pl. of chwèlè \lx DICŌ \mn locō \ge Pl. of locō \lx DICŌBŌTLA \xv Lehatshe ya dicōbōtla \xe a bog ; a very miry place \lx DICURUCURU \mn securucuru \ge Pl. of securucuru \lx DICUSHU \mn cushu \ge Pl. of cushu \lx DICWACWA \mn secwacwa \ge Pl. of secwacwa \lx DICWAKETLA \mn secwaketla \ge Pl. of secwaketla \lx DICWALŌ \mn secwalō \ge Pl. of secwalō \lx DICWIRIRI \mn secwiriri \ge Pl. of secwiriri \lx DIDIBA \mn sediba \ge Pl. of sediba \lx DIDIHI \mn sedihi \ge Pl. of sedihi \lx DIDIKADIKI \mn sedikadiki \ge Pl. of sedikadiki \lx DIDIKANCWÈ \mn sedikancwè \ge Pl. of sedikancwè \lx DIDIKWADIKWI \sy Didikadiki \lx DIDILE \mn dila \ge Perf. of dila \lx DIDIMALA \ge To become silent ; to be silent \lx DIDIMETSE \mn didimala \ge Perf. of didimala \lx DIDUKU \ge Pl. of seduku \lx DIDULŌ \ge Pl. of sedulō \lx DIÈGA \ge To delay \lx DIEGILE \mn dièga \ge Perf. of dièga \lx DIÈLE \ge Pl. of seèle \lx DIELEELE \ge Pl. of seeleele \lx DIESELA \ge Pl. of esela \lx DIETSELA \ge The superior clothes worn at heathen feasts, Int \lx DIFORAGA \ge Pl. of foraga \et (hybrid) \lx DIGA \ge To cast down \lx DIGAGA \ge Pl. of segaga \lx DIGAGABI \ge Pl. of segagabi \lx DIGAHA \ge Pl. of segaha \lx DIGALE \ge Pl. of segale \lx DIGANKA \ge Pl. of seganka \lx DIGARE \ge Matted, or knotted (of wool, hair, etc.) \lx DIGOBA \ge Pl. of segoba \lx DIGOBŌ \ge Bow-legged. Sing. and pl \lx DIGŌGŌRŌGŌ \ge Pl. of segōgōrōgō \lx DIGŌGWA \ge Pl. of segōgwa \lx DIGOKE \ge Pl. of segoke \lx DIGOKGO \ge Pl. of segokgo \lx DIGŌLAGŌLA \ge Pl. of segōlagōla \lx DIGOMŌ \ge Pl. of segomō \lx DIGOPŌ \ge Pl. of gopō \lx DIGŌYA \ge Pl. of segōya \lx DIGWA \mn diga \ge Pass. of diga \lx DIGWAGWA \ge Pl. of segwagwa \lx DIGWAPA \ge Pl. of segwapa \lx DIGWAPE \ge Creeping things. Int \lx DIGWARA \ge Badly done ; imperfectly done \xv Oa sega digwara \xe he cuts badly \lx DIGWÈ \ge Pl. of segwè \lx DIGWELETLHA \ge Pl. of segweletlha \lx DIGWERE \ge Pl. of segwere \lx DIGWÈTÈ \ge Pl. of segwètè \lx DIGWETLHA \ge Pl. of segwetlha \lx DIGWETSANE \ge Pl. of segwetsane \lx DIHA \ge To do ; to work ; to act ; to make \lx DIHAGALA \sy Dihahala \lx DIHAHALA \ge To become done ; to become accomplished ; to happen ; to take place \lx DIHAHALÈLA \ge To happen to \lx DIHAHALELE \ge Pl. of sehahalele \lx DIHAHATSA \ge Caus. of dihahala \lx DIHAKA \xv U tlhotse u dihaka dilō \xe you have just pleased yourself with the things \lx DIHAKŌ \ge Pl. of sehakō \lx DIHALA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of sehala \sn 2 \ge To become fulfilled ; to come to pass ; to happen ; to be done \lx DIHALAMATLHON \ge Pl. of sehalamatlhoñ \lx DIHALE \ge Pl. of sehale \lx DIHANA \ge Recip. of diha \xv Go dihana le tlotlō \xe to have honour \xv Re tla dihana le picō \xe we shall be at the picō \xv Lo tla dihana le molato \xe you will have fault \xv Tshimo ga ea ka ea dihana le mmidi \xe the garden did not have, or produce, any mealies \lx DIHANYE \mn dihana \ge Perf. of dihana \xv E dihanye le losho \xe it has worked, or resulted in death \lx DIHAPŌ \ge Pl. of sehapō \lx DIHARE \ge Pl. of sehare \lx DIHATA \ge Pl. of sehata \lx DIHATSA \ge Caus. of dihala ; to cause to come to pass ; to fulfil \lx DIHAWA \ge Pl. of sehawa \lx DIHE \ge Which? Used with nouns in di \lx DIHÈGA \ge To become done, or acted, or accomplished \lx DIHEHŌ \ge Pl. of sehehō \lx DIHÈKI \ge Pl. of sehèki \lx DIHELA \ge Pl. of sehela \lx DIHÈLA \ge To work for ; to serve \xv Go dihèla nama \xe to cut up meat for cooking \lx DIHEMŌ \ge Pl. of sehemō \lx DIHÈPHÈ \ge Pl. of sehèphè \lx DIHERŌ \ge Pl. of seherō \lx DIHERWANA \ge Pl. of seherwana \lx DIHESHU \ge Pl. of seheshu \lx DIHETSE \mn dihala \ge Perf. of dihala \xv Ge dihetse \xe it is come to pass; it is done \lx DIHIHI \ge Pl. of sehihi \lx DIHIKANCWÈ \ge Pl. of sehikancwè \lx DIHILE \mn diha \ge perfect \lx DIHISA \ge Caus. of diha, to cause to work \lx DIHISANYA \xv U dihisanyè le èna \xe work thou together with him \lx DIHISIWA \mn dihisa \ge passive \lx DIHOHU \ge Pl. of sehohu \lx DIHŌKWANE \ge A young he-goat. Pl. bodihōkwane \lx DIHOLOTSANA \ge Pl. of seholotsana \lx DIHOROTLO \ge Pl. of sehorotlo \lx DIHOTSANA \ge Pl. of sehotsana \lx DIHUDI \ge Pl. of sehudi \lx DIHUBA \ge Pl. of sehuba \lx DIHUTSHANE \ge Pl. of sehutshane \lx DIHWA \mn diha \ge passive \lx DIIKELEDISA \ge Pl. of seikeledisa \lx DIIPHEMÈLŌSEHUBEÑ \ge Pl. of seiphemèlōsehubeñ \lx DIILE \mn dia \ge perfect \lx DIIPATŌ \ge Pl. of seipatō \lx DIIPŌNI \ge Pl. of seipōni \lx DIKA \sn 1 \ge To go around ; to go behind ; to compass \sy Dika moragō=pōta moragō \sn 2 \ge To tarry, the time being specified ; to remain for a long time \sn 3 \ge Dika refers to what took place last year, or will take place next year \xv Ba tla dika ba lemile \xe they will plough next year \xv Ba dikile ba lema \xe they ploughed last year \lx DIKABA \ge Pl. of kaba \lx DIKABETLA \ge Pl. of kabetla \lx DIKABŌ \ge Pl. of kabō \lx DIKACŌ \ge Pl. of kacō \lx DIKAGŌ \ge Pl. of kagō \lx DIKAKA \ge Pl. of sekaka \lx DIKAKABALŌ \ge Pl. of kakabalō \lx DIKAKAHALŌ \ge Pl. of kakahalō \lx DIKALA \xv Matlhō a dikala \xe large, staring eyes \lx DIKALABUA \ge Pl. of kalabua \lx DIKALAHI \ge Pl. of kalahi \lx DIKANŌ \ge Pl. of sekanō \lx DIKANYA \ge To surround \lx DIKAMORE \ge Pl. of kamore \lx DIKANYEDICWE \ge Surrounded by ; compassed by \lx DIKANYEDITSE \mn dikanyetsa \ge perfect \lx DIKANYELETSA \xv Ba le ba dikanyeletsa lencwè ka logora \xe they enclosed the mountain with a hedge \lx DIKANYETSA \ge To surround them ; to encircle game ; to encompass them \lx DIKAŌ \ge Pl. of sekaō \lx DIKASHWA \ge Pl. of sekashwa \lx DIKATANA \ge Pl. of sekatana \lx DIKATLHOLŌ \ge Pl. of katlholō \lx DIKATLŌ \ge Pl. of katlō \lx DIKEKANA \ge Pl. of sekekana \lx DIKÈLA \sy Kōlōmèla \lx DIKELERO \ge A book word or dice \lx DIKELETSA \ge To surround, as by a hedge ; to surround a person, or animal \lx DIKÈLWA \xv Go dikèlwa ke \xe to be surrounded by \lx DIKEÑ \ge Pl. of keñ \lx DIKÈTAPELE \ge Pl. of ketapele \xv Dikètapele tsa ntwa \xe the foremost men in the ranks, the advance guard \xv Dikètapele tsa mahoko \xe the first-spoken words; the preliminary speech \lx DIKETLA \ge Pl. of ketla \lx DIKÈTŌ \ge Pl. of loètō \lx DIKGABA \ge Pl. of kgaba \lx DIKGABALA \ge Pl. of kgabala \lx DIKGABISHŌ \ge Pl. of kgabishō \lx DIKGABO \ge Pl. of kgabo \lx DIKGACHŌ \ge Pl. of kgachō \lx DIKGADIMA \ge Pl. of logadima \lx DIKGAGA \ge Pl. of logaga \lx DIKGAGU \ge Pl. of logagu \lx DIKGAHÈLA TSA MABÈLÈ \sn 1 \ge The first-fruits of corn, given to the rain-maker ; the remnant of corn at the bottom of a sack or bin \sn 2 \ge Interior use: the corn given to a chief for the entertainment of strangers \lx DIKGAKA \ge Pl. of kgaka \lx DIKGAKETLA \ge Pl. of kgaketla \lx DIKGAKGANA \ge Pl. of kgakgana \lx DIKGAKOLOGÈLŌ \ge Pl. of kgakologèlō \lx DIKGAKOLOGŌ \ge Pl. of kgakologō, the spring \lx DIKGALALAPŌ \mn kgalalapō \ge Pl. of kgalalapō \lx DIKGALAOPA \ge A grassless country. No sing \lx DIKGANWE \mn kganwe \ge Pl. of kganwe \lx DIKGANYANA \ge Roots similar to carrots, Int \lx DIKGAPA \mn logapa \ge Pl. of logapa \lx DIKGARA \mn logara \ge Pl. of logara \lx DIKGARAGA \mn kgaraga \ge Pl. of kgaraga \lx DIKGASHWA \sy Dikatana \lx DIKGATA \mn logata \ge Pl. of logata \lx DIKGATLA \mn kgatla \ge Pl. of kgatla \lx DIKGATLÈGŌ \mn kgatlègō \ge Pl. of kgatlègō \lx DIKGATLHO \ge A meeting place \lx DIKGATŌ \mn kgatō \ge Pl. of kgatō \lx DIKGATSECO \mn kgatseco \ge Pl. of kgatseco \lx DIKGÈÑWÈ \mn kgèñwè \ge Pl. of kgèñwè \lx DIKGETLA \mn kgetla \ge Pl. of kgetla \lx DIKGÈTLWA \mn kgètlwa \ge Pl. of kgètlwa \lx DIKGI \mn sekgi \ge Pl. of sekgi \lx DIKGOA \mn kgoa \ge Pl. of kgoa \lx DIKGOBATA \mn kgobata \ge Pl. of kgobata \lx DIKGŌBÈ \ge Boiled corn and beans mixed \xv Dikgōbè tsa lohata \xe boiled corn alone \xv Dikgōbè tsa mmidi \xe boiled mealies alone \lx DIKGŌBÈLŌ \mn kgōbèlō \ge Pl. of kgōbèlō \lx DIKGŌBŌ \mn kgōbō \ge Pl. of kgōbō \lx DIKGODU \mn logodu \ge Pl. of logodu \lx DIKGŌGŌ \mn logōgō \ge Pl. of logōgō \lx DIKGOGODI \mn kgogodi \ge Pl. of kgogodi \lx DIKGOHA \mn kgoha \ge Pl. of kgoha \lx DIKGOHE \mn logohe \ge Pl. of logohe \lx DIKGOKÈLŌ \mn kgokèlō \ge Pl. of kgokèlō \lx DIKGOKOÑ \mn kgokoñ \ge Pl. of kgokoñ \lx DIKGOLA \mn kgola \ge Pl. of kgola \lx DIKGŌLÈ \mn kgōlè \ge Pl. of kgōlè \lx DIKGŌLŌ \mn logōlō \ge Pl. of logōlō \lx DIKGOLOBÈ \ge Destruction, or desolation, caused by high winds. Sing. and pl \lx DIKGOLOGOLO \mn kgologolo \ge Pl. of kgologolo \lx DIKGOLOGOLOLŌ \mn kgologololō \ge Pl. of kgologololō \lx DIKGOLUGOCHWANE \mn kgolugochwane \ge Pl. of kgolugochwane \lx DIKGŌMANA \ge A string of beetles put as a charm round the neck of a child whose brothers and sisters have died \lx DIKGOMMA \mn kgomma \ge Pl. of kgomma \lx DIKGOMO \mn kgomo \ge Pl. of kgomo \lx DIKGONO \mn kgono \ge Pl. of kgono \lx DIKGOÑ \mn logoñ \ge Pl. of logoñ \lx DIKGŌÑWANA \mn kgōñwana \ge Pl. of kgōñwana \lx DIKGOPE \mn kgope \ge Pl. of kgope \lx DIKGOPISHŌ \mn kgopishō \ge Pl. of kgopishō \lx DIKGOPŌ \mn logopō \ge Pl. of logopō \lx DIKGOPU \mn kgopu \ge Pl. of kgopu \lx DIKGORA \mn logora \ge Pl. of logora \xv Ñwana oa dikgora \xe an illegitimate child \xv O ithwele mpa ea dikgora \xe she has conceived before, or without marriage \xv Mosadi oa dikgora \xe a woman who has illegitimate children, a prostitute \lx DIKGORI \mn kgori \ge Pl. of kgori \lx DIKGOROGOBA \mn kgorogoba \ge Pl. of kgorogoba \lx DIKGOROLA \mn kgorola \ge Pl. of kgorola \lx DIKGŌSANA \mn kgōsana \ge Pl. of kgōsana \lx DIKGWA \mn sekgwa \ge Pl. of sekgwa \lx DIKGWANA \mn sekgwana \ge Pl. of sekgwana \lx DIKGWATISHŌ \mn kgwatishō \ge Pl. of kgwatishō \lx DIKGWATLHA \mn kgwatlha \ge Pl. of kgwatlha \lx DIKGWEREANŌ \mn kgwereanō \ge Pl. of kgwereanō \lx DIKGWETHE \mn sekgwethe \ge Pl. of sekgwethe \lx DIKHADU \mn lokhadu \ge Pl. of lokhadu \lx DIKHAETLA \mn khaetla \ge Pl. of khaetla \lx DIKHIHIRI \mn lohihiri \ge Pl. of lohihiri \lx DIKHOBÈ \mn sekhobè \ge Pl. of sekhobè \lx DIKHODI \mn khodi \ge Pl. of khodi \lx DIKHOHE \mn khohe \ge Pl. of khohe \lx DIKHONUÑ \mn khonuñ \ge Pl. of khonuñ \lx DIKHUDU \mn khudu \ge Pl. of khudu \lx DIKHUMÈLA \mn khumèla \ge Pl. of khumèla \lx DIKHUTLŌ \mn bokhutlō \ge Pl. of bokhutlō \lx DIKHUTSANA \mn khutsana \ge Pl. of khutsana \lx DIKHUYANE \mn khuyane \ge Pl. of khuyane \lx DIKHWENA \mn khwena \ge Pl. of khwena \lx DIKIDI \mn sekidi \ge Pl. of sekidi \lx DIKIDIKIDI \mn sekidikidi \ge Pl. of sekidikidi \lx DIKILE \mn dika \ge Perf. of dika \lx DIKŌA \mn sekōa \ge Pl. of sekōa \lx DIKOBA \mn sekoba \ge Pl. of sekoba \lx DIKŌBAŌBA \mn kōbaōba \ge Pl. of kōbaōba \lx DIKOBE \mn kobe \ge Pl. of kobe \lx DIKOBŌTLŌ \mn kobōtlō \ge Pl. of kobōtlō \lx DIKŌCWANA \mn lokōcwana \ge Pl. of lokōcwana \lx DIKOKOBELE \ge Flying ants and moths. Used only in plural \lx DIKOKOLA \mn sekokola \ge Pl. of sekokola \lx DIKOKOMANA \ge Pl. of kokomana \lx DIKOKOTHANE \ge Pl. of kokothane \lx DIKŌKWATA \ge Pl. of kōkwata \lx DIKOLOBÈ \ge Pl. of kolobè \lx DIKOLOGA \ge To go round and round ; to revolve, as a roller ; to go round ; to compass ; to go about \lx DIKOLOI \ge Pl. of koloi \lx DIKOLOLA \ge To cut round a hide \lx DIKOLOSA \ge To turn a thing round ; to cause to go round \lx DIKOLOSIWA \ge To be turned round \lx DIKŌMA \ge Pl. of kōma \lx DIKŌMAÑ \ge Pl. of kōmañ \lx DIKŌMŌTA \ge Pl. of sekōmōta \lx DIKONU \ge Pl. of konu \lx DIKŌÑGWANE \ge Pl. of kōñgwane \lx DIKOÑWAKOÑWANE \xv Di beilwe dikoñwakoñwane \xe they are divided into groups, or portions \lx DIKOPA \ge Pl. of sekopa \lx DIKOPOLOLŌ \ge Pl. of sekopololō \lx DIKŌRŌ \ge The meal which sinks to the bottom of a pot, when poured in before the water boils \lx DIKŌTLŌPŌ \ge Pl. of sekōtlōpō \lx DIKOTŌKWE \ge Pl. of kotōkwe \lx DIKUBE \ge Pl. of kube \lx DIKUBU \ge Pl. of kubu \lx DIKUCHŌ \ge The outer part of the throat \xv Go beta dikuchō \xe to seize by the throat; to throttle \lx DIKUDUANE \ge Clouds of dust raised by high winds \lx DIKUNYANE \ge Pl. of kunyane \lx DIKUÑWA \sy Mauñwō \lx DIKUPA \ge Pl. of loupa \lx DIKUPŌ \ge Medicines for doctoring houses, walls, etc \lx DIKURWANA \ge Pl. of kurwana \lx DIKWANYANA \ge Pl. of kwanyana \lx DIKWENA \ge Pl. of kwena \lx DIKWÈNA \ge Pl. of kwèna \lx DILA \ge To smear a wall or floor with dung mixed with earth \lx DILABE \ge Pl. of selabe \lx DILABI \ge Pl. of selabi \lx DILAHALA \ge To become blunt ; to scratch, as a bad pen ; to cut badly \lx DILAHATSA \ge Caus. of dilahala \lx DILALEDI \ge Pl. of selaledi \lx DILALŌ \ge Pl. of selalō \lx DILATLHŌ \ge Pl. of selatlhō \lx DILAU \ge The private parts of a lion \lx DILEDU \ge Pl. of seledu \lx DILÈGA \ge To become smeared \lx DILEKANE \ge Pl. of selekane \lx DILÈPÈ \ge Pl. of selèpè \lx DILEPELÈLŌ \ge Pl. of selepelèlō \lx DILETSEÑ \ge Sleeping things ; stories of old quarrels ; old events, or old history \xv Go cosa diletseñ \xe to rouse up sleeping things; to stir up old strife \lx DILIALII \ge Pl. of selialii \lx DILŌ \ge Pl. of selō \lx DILOKA \ge Pl. of loka \lx DILŌKŌ \ge Pl. of selōkō \lx DILŌKŌLŌLŌ \ge Many words ; much talking (generally used of evil words, or of scolding, or cursing). No sing \lx DILOLA \ge To scowl ; to frown ; to look angrily at \xv O la a mo dilola \xe he looked angrily at him; he frowned at him \lx DILŌNYANA \ge Pl. of selōnyana \lx DILWANA \ge Pl. of selwana ; goods ; vessels \lx DIMAPŌ \ge Pl. of lomapō \lx DIMATI \ge Pl. of lomati \lx DIMATSANA \ge Pl. of lomatsana \lx DIMATLA \ge Pl. of sematla \lx DIME \ge Pl. of seme \lx DIMECANE \ge Pl. of semecane \lx DIMEKU \ge Pl. of lomeku \lx DIMÈLÈLA \ge To be faint, as from hunger or thirst ; to vanish from sight, as a far distant object \lx DIMENE \ge Pl. of semene \lx DIMÈPA \ge Pl. of lomèpa \lx DIMOKANA \ge To be giddy ; to be confused in the head \lx DIMOKANYA \ge To make giddy ; to confuse \lx DIMOLOGA \ge To appear unexpectedly ; to happen by chance ; to take place without any known cause \lx DIMONAMONE \ge Pl. of semonamone \lx DIMONE \ge Pl. of mone \lx DIMOTA \ge Pl. of lomōta \lx DIMOTANA \ge Pl. of lomōtana \lx DIMPA \ge Pl. of mpa \lx DIMPÈ \ge Pl. of mpè \lx DIMPHO \ge Pl. of mphō \lx DIMPSA \ge Pl. of mpsa \lx DIMPU \ge Pl. of lobu ; little hollows in brack ground where animals lick \lx DIMUMU \ge Pl. of semumu \lx DINALA \ge Pl. of lonala \lx DINALEDI \ge Pl. of naledi \lx DINAKA \ge Pl. of lonaka \lx DINAKALADI \ge Pl. of nakaladi \lx DINAKANA \ge Pl. of lonakana \lx DINANA \ge Pl. of senana \lx DINAMANA \ge Pl. of senamana \lx DINAMANE \ge Pl. of namane \lx DINAO \ge Pl. of lonao \lx DINAŌ \sy Dinao \lx DINARE \ge Pl. of nare \lx DINATLA \ge Pl. of senatla \xv Ba le ba nna dinatla mo ntweñ \xe they were mighty in war \lx DINAWA \ge Pl. of nawa \lx DINCA \ge Pl of nca \lx DINCHA \ge Pl. of ncha ; new \lx DINCHANE \ge Pl. of nchane, and loshane \lx DINCHO \ge Pl. of losho \lx DINCHÔ \ge Pl. of dushō \lx DINCHWANA \ge Pl. of dushwana \lx DINÈ \ge Four \lx DINÈO \ge Pl. of nèō \lx DINENEBU \ge Pl. of nenebu \lx DINKGWANA \ge Pl. of nkgwana \lx DINKU \ge Pl. of nku \lx DINNANNE \ge Pl. of sennanne \lx DINOKWANE \ge Pl. of senokwane \lx DINONE \ge Pl. of nōne \lx DINŌNŌ \ge Pl. of senōnō \lx DINONYANE \ge Pl. of nōnyane \lx DINOO \ge Pl. of noō \lx DINOS \ge Honey \lx DINOSE \ge Honey \lx DINOTSHE \ge Honey \lx DINTA \ge Pl. of nta \lx DINTHA \ge Pl. of lotha \lx DINTHE \ge Pl. of lore \lx DINTHÔ \ge Pl. of nthô \lx DINTI \ge Pl. of lodi \lx DINTLÈNTLÈ \ge Pl. of ntlèntlè \lx DINTLHA \ge Pl. of ntlha \xv Mayè a dintlha \xe mountain peaks; conical hills \lx DINTLHANA \xv Metse ea dintlhana \xe outlying villages; groups of houses round a large town, Sing. and pl \lx DINTLHWA \ge Pl. of ntlhwa \lx DINTSHE \ge The lees or sediment of native beer \lx DINTSHI \ge Pl. of losi \xv Dintshi tsa lewatle \xe the shore of the sea \lx DINTSI \ge Pl. of ntsi ; many flies ; locusts just hatched \lx DINTSIEAPUDUMÔ \ge Pl. of ntsieapudumô \lx DINTWA \ge Pl. of ntwa \lx DINUTA \ge Nuts \et (hybrid) \lx DINWÈLÔ \ge Pl. of senwèlô \lx DINYA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of senya \sn 2 \ge Jokes ; jesting ; nonsense (in this sense it is used only in the pl.) \xv O la a bua dinya \xe he jested, or talked foolishly \lx DINYANA \ge Nothingness ; foolishness \lx DINYATSI \ge Pl. of nyatsi \lx DINYAWA \sy Dinya \lx DINYE \ge Pl. of senye ; small \lx DINYÈMA \ge Pl. of senyèma \lx DINYÈTÔ \ge Pl. of loètô \lx DINYÔ \ge Pl. of nyō (used as a curse \lx DINYWABA \ge Pl. of nywaba \lx DIÑWANE \ge Pl. of señwane \lx DIÑALE \ge Pl. of ñale \lx DIÑALÔ \ge Internal wounds or bruises, as from a beating, or bearing a burden \lx DIÑAÑALE \ge Pl. of loñañale \lx DIÑATA \ge Pl. of ñata \lx DIÑHE \ge Pl. of ñhe \lx DIÑÔBÔ \ge Steep banks made by water, Int \lx DIÑŌPÈ \mn loñōpè \ge Pl. of loñōpè \lx DIÑWAGA \mn ñwaga \ge Pl. of ñwaga \lx DIÑWE \mn ñwe, and señwe \ge Pl. of ñwe, and señwe \xv Dilō diñwe \xe some things \lx DIÑWENYANA \xv Dilō diñwenyana \xe a few things \lx DIŌ \mn seō \ge Pl. of seō \lx DIŌBŌ \mn lōōbō \ge Pl. of lōōbō \lx DIOLO \mn seolo \ge Pl. of seolo \lx DIOTI \mn seoti \ge Pl. of seoti \lx DIPABI \mn pabi \ge Pl. of pabi \lx DIPADI \mn lobadi \ge Pl. of lobadi \lx DIPADIPADI \ge Many scars ; scars all over \lx DIPAHALA \ge To become overbearing, or tyrannical ; to domineer \lx DIPAKA \mn lobaka \ge Pl. of lobaka \lx DIPAKŌ \mn pakō \ge Pl. of pakō \lx DIPALA \mn pala, and lobala \ge Pl. of pala, and lobala \lx DIPALAMŌ \mn sepalamō \ge Pl. of sepalamō \lx DIPALÈLŌ \mn lobalèlō \ge Pl. of lobalèlō \lx DIPANISI \mn sepanisi \ge Pl. of sepanisi \lx DIPAPACŌ \ge Merchandise ; things for trading with \lx DIPAPETLA \mn sepapetla \ge Pl. of sepapetla ; flat \xv Mayè a dipapetla \xe flat stones \xv A bo a le dipapetla \xe they were flat \lx DIPAPETLANE \mn sepapetlane \ge Pl. of sepapetlane \lx DIPAPOSANE \mn paposane \ge Pl. of paposane \lx DIPARŌ \mn loarō \ge Pl. of loarō \lx DIPATERONE \mn paterone \ge Pl. of paterone \lx DIPATIKA \mn patika \ge Pl. of patika \lx DIPATLÈLŌ \mn patlelō \ge Pl. of patlelō \lx DIPATŌ \mn sepatō \ge Pl. of sepatō \lx DIPATOLŌ \mn patolō \ge Pl. of patolō \lx DIPÈ \mn sepè \ge Pl. of sepè \xv Ditihō dipè \xe no works (used in negative sentences) \lx DIPÈBA \mn pèba \ge Pl. of pèba \lx DIPEBE \mn lobebe \ge Pl. of lobebe \lx DIPEIS \mn peis \ge Pl. of peis \lx DIPELÈLA \mn lobelèla \ge Pl. of lobelèla \lx DIPELWANE \mn pelwane \ge Pl. of pelwane \lx DIPEO \mn peo \ge Pl. of peo \lx DIPÈPÈ \mn sepèpè \ge Pl. of sepèpè \lx DIPES \mn lobes \ge Pl. of lobes \lx DIPHACANE \xv Ñwana oa diphacane \xe a child that is supposed to be faulty, or suffering because of its mother's immorality either before or just after its birth \lx DIPHADI \mn sephadi \ge Pl. of sephadi \lx DIAHAILANE \ge False stories ; tales without any foundation. No sing \lx DIPHAHA \mn lohaha \ge Pl. of lohaha \lx DIPHAHANA \mn phahana \ge Pl. of phahana \lx DIPHALANA \mn phalana \ge Pl. of phalana \lx DIPHAPHI \mn phaphi \ge Pl. of phaphi \lx DIPHAPŌ \mn sehapō \ge Pl. of sehapō \lx DIPHARA \ge The division between the nates. No sing \lx DIPHARAGANYANE \mn pharaganyane \ge Pl. of pharaganyane \lx DIPHARAGAÑ \mn pharagañ \ge Pl. of pharagañ \lx DIPHARE \mn lohare \ge Pl. of lohare \lx DIPHARŌ \mn loharō \ge Pl. of loharō \lx DIPHATA \ge Forked ; divided, as a branch, or an ox's hoof \lx DIPHATLA \mn phatla \ge Pl. of phatla \lx DIPHATLŌ \mn lophatlō \ge Pl. of lophatlō \lx DIPHATSA \mn phatsa, and lohatsa \ge Pl. of phatsa, and lohatsa. Chips ; danger \xv O mo diphatseñ \xe he is in danger \xv Tsela ea diphatsa \xe a dangerous path \lx DIPHÈGŌ \mn lophègō \ge Pl. of lophègō \lx DIPHEKO \mn pheko \ge Pl. of pheko \lx DIPHÈGÈLŌ \mn phègèlō \ge Pl. of phègèlō \lx DIPHELE \mn lehele \ge Pl. of lehele \lx DIPHELWANE \mn phelwane \ge Pl. of phelwane \lx DIPHETEKGANŌ \mn phetekganō \ge Pl. of phetekganō \lx DIPHETLA \mn phetla \ge Pl. of phetla \lx DIPHÈTLHŌ \mn lohètlhō \ge Pl. of lohètlhō \lx DIPHEPHEÑ \mn phepheñ \ge Pl. of phepheñ \lx DIPHETOGŌ \mn phetogō \ge Pl. of phetogō \lx DIPHINA \xv Matlhō a diphina \xe eyes sore and black underneath through constant discharge \lx DIPHIŌ \mn phiō \ge Pl. of phiō \lx DIPHILŌ \mn philō \ge Pl. of philō \lx DIPHOHA \mn phoha \ge Pl. of phoha \lx DIPHOHU \mn phohu \ge Pl. of phohu \lx DIPHOKO \mn phoko \ge Pl. of phoko \lx DIPHOKOYÈ \mn phokoyè \ge Pl. of phokoyè \lx DIPHOLA \mn phola \ge Pl. of phola \lx DIPHOLO \mn pholo \ge Pl. of pholo \lx DIPHOLŌHŌCWANA \mn phōlōhōcwana \ge Pl. of phōlōhōcwana \lx DIPHŌLŌHŌLŌ \ge Pl. of phōlōhōlō \lx DIPHONI \sn 1 \ge Pl. of phoni \sn 2 \ge Used also of cheek-bones which are abnormally prominent \lx DIPHOPHI \ge Pl. of phophi \lx DIPHŌRŌLA \ge The flakes of dirt removed by a doctor when rubbing the body of a patient with moshwañ, or by a person washing himself with milk. No sing \lx DIPHOSHŌ \ge Pl. of phoshō \lx DIPHOTONONO \ge Pl. of photonono \lx DIPHUDUÈGŌ \ge Pl. of phuduègō \lx DIPHUGŌ \ge Pl. of phugō \lx DIPHUHI \ge Pl. of phuhi \lx DIPHUKA \ge Pl. of lohuka \lx DIPOA \ge Pl. of loboa, and poa \lx DIPODI \ge Pl. of podi \lx DIPOGISHŌ \ge Pl. of pogishō \lx DIPOGŌ \sn 1 \ge Pl. of pogō, sufferings \sn 2 \ge Pl. also of lobogō \lx DIPOKO \ge Pl. of sepoko \lx DIPOLÈLA \ge Pl. of lobolèla \lx DIPOLÈLŌ \ge Pl. of polèlō \lx DIPOLÈLÈLŌ \ge Pl. of polèlèlō \lx DIPOLOKÈLŌ \ge Pl. of polokèlō, and bobolokèlō \lx DIPŌNÈ \ge Pl. of lobōnè \lx DIPOMŌ \ge Pl. of sepomō \lx DIPOPÈLŌ \ge Pl. of sebopèlō \lx DIPOTA \ge Pl. of lobota \lx DIPŌTLANA \ge Pl. of sebōtlana \lx DIPOTSANE \ge Pl. of potsane \lx DIPOUNAMA \ge Pl. of pounama \lx DIPUDUMŌ \ge Pl. of pudumō \lx DIPUŌ \ge Pl. of puō \lx DIRA \sy Diha \ge A hostile army ; enemies \xv Ka dira \xe by war \lx DIRAI \ge Pl. of serai \lx DIRALA \ge Pl. of serala \lx DIRAMETLANA \ge Pl. of serametlana \lx DIRATHANA \ge Pl. of serathana \lx DIRATHI \ge Pl. of serathi \lx DIREPA \ge Pl. of serepa \lx DIREPUDI \ge Pl. of serepudi \lx DIRÈTHÈ \ge Pl. of serèthè \lx DIRETLO \ge The viscera of an animal ; all the internal organs of a sheep, etc \lx DIRINÈ \ge Pl. of serinè \lx DIRITÈ \ge Pl. of seritè \lx DIROBE \sn 1 \ge Pl. of serobe \sn 2 \ge Viscera of a sheep, etc., when cooked \lx DIROBÈGŌ \ge Broken things \lx DIROKOLŌ \ge Pl. of serokolō \lx DIRŌMŌ \ge Pl. of serōmō \lx DIROPE \ge Pl. of serope \lx DIRŌPŌ \ge Pl. of serōpō \lx DIROPOLOGANE \ge Pl. of seropologane \lx DIROROBE \ge Pl. of serorobe \lx DIRŌRWANA \ge Pl. of lorōrwana \lx DIROTA \ge Pl. of serota \lx DIROTÈLAKGAMÈLŌ \ge Pl. of serotèlakgamèlō \lx DIROTHOLA \ge Pl. of serothola \lx DIROTO \ge Pl. of seroto \lx DIROTWANA \ge Pl. of serotwana \lx DIRU \ge Pl. of seru \lx DIRULÈLŌ \ge Thatch ; thatching materials ; a roof \lx DIRURUBELE \ge Pl. of serurubele \lx DIRUBI \ge Pl. of serubi \lx DIRWALŌ \ge Pl. of serwalō \lx DISA \ge To take care of ; to herd ; to watch over \lx DISADINYANA \ge Pl. of sesadinyana \lx DISAMANE \ge Pl. of samane \lx DISANA \ge Pl. of sesana \lx DISETLHANA \ge A large cloud of dust \lx DISETLHANE \ge A kind of small hare. Pl. bodisetlhane \lx DISÈTŌ \ge Pl. of sesètō \lx DISHASHE \ge A coward ; a faint-hearted person ; cowardly \xv O dishashe \xe he is a coward \xv Ba dishashe \xe they are cowards \lx DISHAUSHAUANE \ge Pl. of shaushauane \lx DISHEUSHEUANE \ge Pl. of sheusheuane \lx DISHŌ \sn 1 \ge Pl. of seshō \sn 2 \ge A cold in the head. No sing. in this sense \lx DISHŌWANE \ge A large white vulture. Pl. bodishōwane \lx DISHUPA \ge Seven \lx DISIGO \ge Pl. of sesigo \lx DISIPI \ge Pl. o jsesipi \lx DISITSE \mn disa \ge perfect \lx DITAA \ge Pl. of taa \lx DITADI \ge Pl. of tadi \lx DITAEA \sy Ntaea \lx DITAEŌ \ge Pl. of taeō \lx DITAMA \sy Tlhōmama \lx DITEBOGŌ \ge Pl. of tebogō \lx DITEDE \ge Pl. of lotede \lx DITEDU \ge Pl. of tedu \xv O ditedu \xe he is bearded \xv Molomo oa ditedu \xe a bearded mouth \lx DITEKETA \ge Pl. of teketa \lx DITEKŌ \ge Pl. of tekō \lx DITÈLA \sy Ntèla \lx DITELŌ \ge Pl. of telō \lx DITEMA \ge Pl. of tema \lx DITÈMA \ge Pl. of tèma \lx DITEMANA \ge Pl. of temana \lx DITEME \ge Pl. of loleme \lx DITÈWA \sy Ntèwa \lx DITHAAPO \ge Pl. of thaapō \lx DITHAGA \ge Pl. of loraga, and thaga \lx DITHAÈLŌ \ge Pl. of thaèlō \lx DITHAKADU \ge Pl. of thakadu \lx DITHAKANWAGA \ge Pl. of thakañwaga \lx DITHAKŌ \ge Pl. of lorakō \lx DITHAMA \ge Roots of the thama plant \lx DITHAMANE \ge Pl. of thamane \lx DITHAPŌ \ge Pl. of lorapō, and thapō \lx DITHARI \ge Pl. of thari \xv Go tlhabèla dithari \xe to make a feast when a lying-in woman leaves the house \lx DITHARO \ge Three \lx DITHATANYANA \ge Pl. of thatanyana \lx DITHATHARO \ge Six \lx DITHAPÈLŌ \ge Pl. of thapèlō \lx DITHEBOLŌ \ge Pl. of thebolō \lx DITHÈKA \ge Pl. of lothèka \lx DITHÈMŌ \ge Pl. of thèmō \lx DITHIBEDI \ge Pl. of thibedi \lx DITHIRI \ge Pl. of thiri \lx DITHITŌ \ge Pl. of thitō \lx DITHO \ge Pl. of setho \lx DITHOBA \ge Pl. of thoba \xv Dithoba tsa legodimo \xe used figuratively, and understood as of teats in the sky from which rain flows \lx DITHŌBÈ \ge Pl. of thōbè \lx DITHODI \ge Pl. of thodi \lx DITHOHOANA \ge An instep, Int \lx DITHOKŌ \ge Pl. of thokō \xv Mo dithokoñ \xe at the sides \lx DITHOLA \ge Pl. of thola \lx DITHOLANA \ge Pl. of tholana \lx DITHOLE \ge Pl. of lorole \lx DITHOLENYANA \ge Pl. of lorolenyana \lx DITHOROMŌ \ge Pl. of thoromō \lx DITHOTA \ge Pl. of thota \lx DITHOTHOBOLŌ \ge Pl. of thothobolō \lx DITHŌTSE \ge Pl. of thōtse \lx DITHOYANA \ge Pl. of loroyana \lx DITHUE \ge Pl. of thue \lx DITHUNYA \ge Pl. of sethunya \lx DITHUŌ \ge Pl. of loruō, and thuō \lx DITHUTHUBUDU \ge Pl. of thuthubudu \lx DITHUTHUCHWANE \ge Pl. of thuthuchwane \lx DITHWANA \ge Pl. of lorwana \lx DITIBŌ \ge Pl. of tibō \lx DITIDŌ \ge Pl. of tidō \lx DITIHALŌ \ge Pl. of tihalō \lx DITIHALÈLŌ \ge Pl. of tihalèlō \lx DITILATSHI \ge Pl. of tilatshi \lx DITILWANE \ge Pl. of tilwane \lx DITIME \ge Pl. of setime \lx DITIMÈLA \ge Pl. of setimèla \lx DITITÈÈLŌ \ge Pl. of titèèlō \lx DITLALA \ge Pl. of tlala \lx DITLANTLAPE \ge Pl. of tlantlape \lx DITLATSANA \ge Pl. of tlatsana \lx DITLAWA \ge Pl. of lotlawa \lx DITLHA \ge Pl. of setlha \lx DITLHABA \ge Pl. of setlhaba \lx DITLHABÈLA \ge Pl. of setlhabèla, and itlhabèla \lx DITLHABÈLŌ \ge Pl. of setlhabèlō \lx DITLHABŌ \ge Pl. of lotlhabō \lx DITLHACŌ \ge Pl. of tlhacō \lx DITLHACHWANA \ge Pl. of tlhachwana \lx DITLHAEA \ge Pl. of lotlhaea \lx DITLHAGA \ge Pl. of setlhaga \lx DITLHAGARE \ge Pl. of tlhagare \lx DITLHAKA \ge Pl. of lotlhaka \lx DITLHAKE \ge Pl. of setlhake \lx DITLHAKORE \ge Pl. of lotlhakore \lx DITLHALE \ge Pl. of tlhale \lx DITLHAMANE \ge Pl. of tlhamane \lx DITLHANO \ge Five \lx DITLHAPÈLÔ \ge Pl. of tlhapèlō \lx DITLHARAPA \ge Pl. of lotlharapa \lx DITLHARE \ge Pl. of setlhare \lx DITLHARO \xv O ditlharo \xe he is too quick in answering, or speakin; he is foolishly eager to be heard \lx DITLHAS \ge Pl. of tlhas \lx DITLHATLHAPALA \ge Meal very carelessly ground ; chips or shavings sticking out in all directions \lx DITLHATLHARAPA \ge Twigs sticking out in all directions on a dry branch \lx DITLHETLHWA \ge Pl. of tlhetlhwa \lx DITLHÔGÔTLHÔGÔ \ge Pl. of tlhōgōtlhōgō \lx DITLHOHI \ge Pl. of tlhohi \lx DITLHOKA \ge Pl. of tlhoka. Wax in the ear \lx DITLHOKWA \ge Pl. of lotlhokwa \lx DITLHÔLA \ge Pl. of setlhôla \lx DITLHÔLÔ \ge Pl. of tlhôlô \lx DITLHOLWA \ge Pl. of setlholwa \lx DITLHÔMÈLÔ \ge Pl. of setlhōmèlō. Armour \lx DITLHOMESHO \ge Pl. of tlhomeshō \lx DITLHONO \ge Pl. of tlhono and lotlhono \lx DITLHOÑ \ge Pl. of tlhoñ. Shame \xv Go tlhabisa ditlhoñ \xe to make ashamed \xv Go tlhaywa ke ditlhoñ \xe to be ashamed \lx DITLHOPHANA \ge Pl. of tlhophana \lx DITLHORA \ge Pl. of tlhora \lx DITLHOTLHORI \ge Pl. of tlhotlhori \lx DITLHOTSA \ge Pl. of setlhotsa \lx DITLHOYANA \ge Pl. of tlhoyana \lx DITLOA \ge Pl. of lotloa \lx DITLOCÔ \ge Pl. of tlocō \lx DITLOGOLO \ge Pl. of setlogolo \lx DITLOGOLWANA \ge Pl. of tlogolwana \lx DITLHÔGÔNÔLÔ \ge Pl. of tlhögōnōlō \lx DITLÔKA \ge Pl. of setlôka \lx DITLOLÔ \ge Pl. of tlolō \lx DITLOO \ge Pl. of tloo \lx DITLÔPÔ \ge Pl. of setlôpō, tlōpō, and lotlōpō \lx DITLOU \ge Pl. of tlou \lx DITLÔWANA \ge Pl. of setlōwana \lx DITOGAMANÔ \ge Pl. of togamanō \lx DITOGÔMANÔ \ge Pl. of togōmanō \lx DITOISI \ge Pl. of toisi \lx DITOKE \ge Pl. of setoke \lx DITOKOLOLÔ \ge Pl. of tokololō \lx DITOMÈGA \ge Pl. of tomèga \lx DITÔMÔ \ge Pl. of tōmō \lx DITÔNTÔLÔ \ge Pl. of tōntōlō \lx DITOTO \ge Pl. of setoto \lx DITOTOYANE \ge Pl. of setotoyane \lx DITOTWANA \ge Elves, Int \lx DITSALA \ge Pl. of tsala \lx DITSÈBÈ \ge Pl. of tsèbè \lx DITSÈCHWANA \ge Pl. of tsèchwana \lx DITSÈNWA \ge Pl. of setsènwa \lx DITSÈTSÈ \ge Pl. of tsètsè \lx DITSHAMEKÔ \ge Pl. of tshamekō \lx DITSHAMEKWANE \ge Pl. of tshamekwane \lx DITSHEA \ge Pl. of losea \lx DITSHÈBÔ \ge Pl. of tshèbō \lx DITSHEDI \ge Pl. of. setshedi \lx DITSHÈGÔ \ge Pl. of setshègō \lx DITSHERA \ge A kind of bushman dance, Int \lx DITSHERU \ge Places in the veldt where game come to lick, Int \lx DITSHÈTÈLA \ge Pl. of tshètèla. Shavings of wood \lx DITSHETLHO \ge Pl. of tshetlho \lx DITSHÈTÔ \sy Ditshètèla, Int \ge Pl. of sesètō \lx DITSHÈPHÈ \ge Pl. of tshèphè \lx DITSHIBA \ge Pl. of losiba \lx DITSHIDI \ge Pl. of setshidi \lx DITSHIKA \ge Pl. of losika, and tshika \lx DITSHIKARÔ \ge Pl. of tshikarō \lx DITSHIKIRI \ge Pl. of tshikiri \lx DITSHIPA \ge Pl. of tshipa \lx DITSHIPO \ge Pl. of tshipo \lx DITSHISIRI \ge Pl. of tshisiri \lx DITSHITSHI \ge Pl. of lotshitshi \lx DITSIÈ \ge Pl. of tsiè \lx DITSIENCHWANE \ge Pl. of tsienchwane \lx DITSINA \ge Pl. of tsina \lx DITSIRITSIRI \ge Pl. of tsiritsiri \lx DITSITSIRI \ge Pl. of tsitsiri \lx DITUKI \ge Used for peacocks, but not known \lx DITULÔ \ge Pl. of setulô \lx DITUMÔ \ge Pl. of tumô \lx DITUTUCHWANE \ge Pl. of tutuchwane \lx DITWALA \ge Pl. of lolwala \lx DIWA \mn dia \ge passive \lx DIYALÔ \ge Seeds ; things sown \lx DIYÔ \ge Pl. of seyô \lx DUBA \sn 1 \ge To knead bread, or clay ; Pass. duywa \sn 2 \ge To act so as to cause strife or disturbance \lx DUBILE \mn duba \ge perfect \lx DUCWE \mn duba \ge perfect passive \xv Go sa ducwe \xe the people are still up; it is not bedtime \lx DUDISA \ge To cause to sit ; to detain \lx DUDUELETSA \xv Ba le ba mo dudueletsa \xe they applauded him \lx PUDUETSA \ge To scream, or yell, as women in the dance, or when calling to each other \lx DUÈLA \ge To reward ; to pay \lx DUKULA \ge To pick out ; to pick stones out of the ground ; to pick something out of a person's tooth ; to cut meat off a bone \lx DULA \ge To sit ; to sit down ; to sit on a chair, etc \xv Dula ha hatshe \xe sit on the ground \lx DULE \mn cwa \ge perfect \lx DULÈLA \xv Go dulèla rure \xe to sit down altogether \lx DULWE \xv Ke dulwe ke nthō \xe a sore has come out on me \lx DUMA \ge To roar ; to reverberate ; to rumble \lx DUMALANA \ge To agree together \lx DUMALANYE \mn dumalana \ge perfect \lx DUMEDISA \ge To greet ; to salute ; to cause to greet \lx DUMEDISANYA \ge To greet each other \lx DUMÈLA \ge To believe. Used as a form of salutation \lx DUMÈLANA \sy Dumalana \lx DUMÈLESÈGA \ge To become possible of belief \lx DUMISA \ge Caus. of duma \lx DUMOLOGA \ge To cease to believe ; to become unbelieving \lx DUPA \ge To scent, as game people, or a dog its master ; to put the mouth to a sick person, and draw out the sickness \lx DUPELÈLA \ge To follow a scent, as a dog \lx DUSA \ge To be about to bring forth. Used of animals \lx DUSHÔ \ge A spoon. Pl. dinchō \lx DUSHWANA \ge A small spoon. Pl. dinchwana \lx DUTLA \ge To leak, as a water vessel \xv Go dutla mokola \xe to have a hæmorrhage from the nose \lx DUTLALALA \ge To rain in a thick stream \lx DUWA \mn cwa \ge passive \lx DUYWA \mn duba \ge passive \lx E \sn 1 \ge This. Used with nouns whose particle is e \sn 2 \ge Yes \sn 3 \xv e sale \xe ever since \sn 4 \xv E se re kgotsa \xe lest \sn 5 \xv E tsamaea \xe until \sn 6 \ge Part. of a number of nouns \lx EA \sn 1 \ge To go ; to go away. Perf. ile; Pass. iwa \sn 2 \xv Kgomo ea me \xe my ox \sn 3 \xv Ea bo \xe it being \xv Ea bo e se èna \xe it not being he \xv Ea bo e le kgomo \xe it being an ox; it was an ox \lx EAÑ \sy Ea eñ \lx EARE \ge When ; it being. Used in the past tense \xv Eare ba tsèna \xe when they entered \lx E BE \sn 1 \xv E be e se \xe it not being; it is not \xv E be e se èna \xe it not being he; it was not he \sn 2 \xv E be e le \xe it being, it is \xv E be e le go boea \xe it being to return \lx EBEDISA \ge Caus. of ebèla \lx EBÈLA \ge To sway ; to move to and fro, as a tree blown by the wind \lx EBOÑ \ge To wit ; namely \lx ECHO \ge Our ; ours \lx ECHWA \ge A kgalagadi bowl made of hide, Int \lx ECWA \ge Because ; seeing that \lx ÈCWA \mn èpa \ge Pass. of èpa \lx EDIHA \xv Ediha gōna \xe Then. Causes the verb following to end in ñ \xv Ediha gōna ba tsamaeañ \xe then they went away \lx EDIMOLA \sy Idimola \lx EDITSE \mn etsa \ge Perf. of etsa \lx EDIWA \mn etsa \ge Pass. of etsa \lx EÈ \xv A a èe \xe let him go \lx EFANGELIO \ge The gospel \et (hybrid) \lx EHA \ge To lift up the hands, so as to ward off something \lx EHE \sn 1 \ge An affirmative response to what has been said \sn 2 \ge Used with nouns whose particle is e \xv Ehe \xe which \lx EKA \ge To lift the arm, as if about to strike \lx EKAEKA \ge To lift up the arm often, as if about to strike \lx EKAEKÈGA \ge To believe everything one hears \lx E KA NE \sy Ekete \lx EKARE \ge If ; if it could be \xv Ekare goñwe \xe lest \xv Ekare kgotsa \xe lest perchance ; for fear that \lx EKETE \ge I think ; it seems to me \lx EKOTE \sy Ekete \lx ÈLA \ge To flow, as water ; to pour down, or drop down, as perspiration \xv Èla goñwe \xe to agree together, to be of one mind \xv Go èla mashwiyane \xe to unite in attacking \lx ELAMA \ge To sit on eggs ; to brood ; to cover, as the water of a flood in a garden ; to lie in, after childbirth \lx ELAMÈLA \ge To give help or support in a difficulty \lx ÈLATLHŌKŌ \ge To observe ; to take notice of \lx ÈLÈGA \ge To bring forth a child in a stooping posture ; to be delivered stooping \lx ELEGISA \ge To give help in childbirth ; to act as a midwife \lx ÈLÈLA \ge To flow, as water ; to flow with, or to \lx ELETSA \ge To desire \lx ELETSÈGA \ge To become desirable \lx ELOLA \ge To raise up, as a sick person \lx ÈLWA \mn èla \ge Pass. of èla \lx ÈMA \ge To stand. Perf. eme \xv Èma nokeñ \xe to stand by, or defend ; to stand security for \lx ÈMAÈMA \ge To tarry ; to delay \lx EMALALANA \ge To contend with each other ; to be at variance with each other \lx ÈMALANA \ge To be at variance with each other \xv Go èmalana le \xe to contend with \lx ÈMANA \xv O la a èmana le nna \xe he opposed me \lx EMAÑ \ge Who \lx EMARA \sy Emera \lx EME \mn èma \ge Perf. of èma \lx ÈMÈLA \ge To be in place of ; to stand for \xv Èmèla ditau \xe to stand opposed to the lions \xv Go èmèla lehatshe \xe to put in place of the land \xv Go èmèla kgakala \xe to stand afar off \lx ÈMÈLALANA \sy Emalalana \lx ÈMÈLÈLA \ge To urge ; to intercede for ; to justify another \lx EMERA \ge To conceive. Used of cattle \lx EMISA \ge To cause to stand \lx EMOGA \ge To go away ; to get out of the way by going away \lx ENA \ge He ; she ; him ; her \lx ÈNE \sy Ena \lx ENCA \ge See NCA \lx ENCHA \ge See NCHA \lx ENCHO \ge See NCHO \lx ENTA \ge To innoculate ; to vaccinate \et (hybrid) \lx ENTSEANA \sy E ntse yana \lx ENTSHA \ge See NTSHA \lx ENO \xv Rra eno \xe your father \xv Ba ga eno \xe your people \xv Oa ga eno \xe your neighbour \lx EÑ \ge What \xv Eñ le eñ \xe etcetera, etcetera \lx EÑHALA \ge To become a stranger \lx EÑWA \mn èma \ge passive \lx EÑWE \ge See ÑWE \lx EO \ge This. Used of a person \xv Motho eo \xe this person \xv Ga a eō \xe he is not \xv Ga se eō \xe it is not \xv Ga ba eō \xe there are none \lx EOLA \ge To hold back ; to withhold, or prevent a person from doing \lx EŌNA \ge It. Used with nouns in particle e \lx EOSI \ge Only. Used with nouns in particle e \lx EOTLHE \ge All \lx ÈPA \sn 1 \ge To dig ; to dig for. Pass. ècwa and epiwa \sn 2 \ge To speak loudly to ; to insult \sn 3 \ge To deprive of, or do an injustice to \xv Go èpa picō \xe to call a meeting \xv Go èpa ntwa \xe to ask, or obtain an army from an ally \xv Go èpa metse \xe to dig for water \lx EPÈ \xv Ga go na epè \xe there is not one \lx ÈPÈGA \ge To become dug \lx ÈPÈLA \ge To dig for \xv Go ba èpèla dira \xe to ask an army from them \lx EPETSA \ge To dig for somebody ; to dig for something \lx EPIWA \mn èpa \ge passive \lx EPOLOGA \ge To be dug up, or out \lx EPOLOLA \ge Reversive of èpa. To dig up or out ; to reproach with, as with poverty, or a fault \lx EPOLOLWA \mn epolola \ge passive \lx ERA \xv Era gonne \xe because \lx ERE \ge It being \xv Ere ka \xe because \xv Ere re cwa \xe when we come out \lx ERÈGA \ge To be easy going ; to believe anything or anybody \lx EREKA \sy Ere ka \ge Seeing that ; since \lx EREKE \sy Ereka \lx ERETE \sy Ekete \lx ERILE \ge When. Used in the past tense \xv Erile ka tsatsi yeuō \xe when on that day \lx EROTE \sy Ekete \lx ESE \ge An old form of salutation \xv Ha e se \xe except ; unless \lx ESELA \ge An ass \et hybrid \lx ESELANA \ge A little ass \et hybrid \lx ESEÑ \ge Not \lx ESI \ge Alone ; only \xv Ka esi \xe he alone \xv A le esi \xe he alone \xv O la a tla ka esi \xe he came alone \lx ESIÑ \ge See ESEÑ \lx ETA \ge To journey. Perf. etile \lx ETALANA \ge To journey to or with another ; to be friendly \lx ÈTÈLA \ge To journey to \xv Go ètèla kwa motseñ o moñwe \xe to journey to another town \xv Go ètèla kwa pele \xe to go before, to precede \lx ÈTÈLANA \sy Ètalana \lx ÈTÈLÈLA PELE \ge To go before ; to precede \lx ETELETSE PELE \mn ètèlèla pele \ge perfect \lx ETHIMOLA \ge To sneeze \lx ETILE \mn èta \ge perfect \lx ETLA \xv Ba etla \xe they are coming \xv ha e etla \xe that it is coming \lx ETLARE \ge When. Used in the future tense \xv Etlare u mmōna \xe when you see him \lx E TLE E RE \sy Etlere \lx ETLEETSA \ge To prepare food, etc., as for a journey \lx ETLEETSÈGA \ge To become prepared ; to be ready \lx ETLELEDICWE \ge Prepared \lx ETLELETSA \ge To prepare for ; to make ready for \lx ETLERE \ge Whenever (the idea of use and wont being in it) \xv Etlere kgotsa a kgonwe \xe if perchance he be persuaded \xv Etlere goñwe a tla a ikutlwe \xe if perchance he listen \xv Etlere lo cwa \xe when you come out \lx ETLETSÈGA \ge See ETLEETSÈGA \lx ETLOKU \ge Wait a bit \lx ETSA \ge To imitate ; to be like. Perf. editse ; pass. ediwa \xv Go etsa monona \xe to imitate a man ; it is like a man \lx ETSAETSA \ge To confuse ; to make to doubt as to the meaning \lx ETSAETSÈGA \ge To misunderstand ; to be in doubt as to the meaning ; to wander aimlessly \lx ETSAETSIWA \mn etsaetsa \ge Pass. of etsaetsa \lx ETSE \mn èla \ge Perf. of èla \lx EU \ge Yes \lx EUÔ \ge That ; those. Used with singular or plural nouns when particle is e \lx EVANGELIO \ge The gospel \et (hybrid) \lx FORAGE \ge A load \et (hybrid) \lx FEIGE \ge A fig \et (hybrid) \lx FELOTE \ge A flute \et (hybrid) \lx GA \sn 1 \ge Not ; of \xv Ga se èna \xe it is not he \xv Ga se yalo \xe it is not so \xv Ga twa \xe it was said \xv Helō ga gagwè \xe his place \xv Ba ga gabō \xe their own people \xv Oa ga gabō \xe his neighbour \xv Ga tla \xe there comes \sn 2 \ge To draw water. Perf. gile; pass. giwa \lx GABA \ge To hollow out ; to scoop out ; to hew out ; to gouge out. Pass. gaywa \lx GABALALA \ge To become arched, or drawn up, as a person drawing up his body when on hands and feet ; to lean forward, leaning against something \lx GABEDI \ge Twice \lx GABÈGA \ge To become hollowed out \lx GABEGILE \mn gabèga \ge Perf. of gabèga \lx GABÈLA \ge To hollow out for ; to walk quickly ; to cut pumpkin, etc., into small pieces for cooking \lx GABÈLWA \mn gabèla \ge Pass. of gabèla \lx GABÔ \xv Gabô gole \xe there was \xv Gabo ga se èna \xe it was not he \xv Ba ga gabō \xe their people \lx GACWA \mn gapa \ge Pass. of gapa \lx GADIKA \ge To roast, as coffee, fat, etc. ; to melt fat ; to tease ; to annoy ; to cause pain in the stomach \lx GADIKANA \ge To annoy, or rival each other \lx GADIKÈGA \ge To have stomach-ache \lx GADILE \mn gala \ge Perf. of gala \lx GADIMA \sn 1 \ge To lighten. Used of lightning \sn 2 \ge To look sideways \lx GADIMANA \ge To look at each other sideways \lx GADIMISA \ge To cause to look sideways \lx GADIMOSA \sy Gadimisa \lx GAE \ge Nay. Used as a shortened form of legae \lx GAEAGA \ge An expression used to stimulate a person to run fast \lx GAECHO \ge Of ours \lx GAEÔ \ge It is not \lx GAGABA \ge To creep, or crawl on hands and knees ; to crawl, as a cat hunting \lx GAGAMOLA \ge To be stiffly stretched ; to cease for a while. Used of rain \lx GAGAMALÈLA \ge To hasten to ; to be in earnest for ; to reach after ; to follow hard after \xv Go gagamaléla kwa pele \xe to go ahead \xv Ba tla gagamalèla modimo \xe they will follow hard after God \lx GAGAMATSA \ge To stretch, or pull stiffly \lx GAGAPA \ge To take more than one has permission to take \lx GAGAUTLHA \ge To tear in pieces ravenously, as several dogs together \lx GAGO \ge Thy ; thine \lx GAGOGA \ge To become torn ; to tear of itself \lx GAGOGANYA \ge To rend, or tear asunder \lx GAGOLA \ge To rend ; to tear with the fingers \lx GAGOLWA \mn gagola \ge Pass. of gagola \lx GAGWÈ \ge His ; hers \lx GAHOLA \ge To castrate \lx GAILA \ge To kill a large number \lx GAISA \ge To excel ; to exceed ; to succeed better than others ; to surpass ; to be of more value than \lx GAITSE \mn gaila \ge Perf. of gaila \lx GAKA \ge To escape one's memory ; to forget ; to make difficult to remember ; to puzzle \xv Lehoko le tla gu gaka \xe the word will escape your memory, you will forget the word \xv Di tla re gaka \xe they will puzzle us, they will pass our comprehension \xv E se ka ea mo gaka gopè \xe he never forgot it \lx GAKALA \ge To be zealous ; to be earnest ; to be indignant ; to be offended ; to be averse \xv O la a gakala thata \xe he was very angry \lx GAKALÈLA \ge To be zealous for ; to be eager for ; to be determined upon ; to be mad against \xv O la a gakalèla go tsamaea \xe he was eager to go \xv O la a gakalèla tuèlō \xe he was angry about the payment \lx GAKALETSE \mn gakalèla \ge Perf. of gakalèla \xv Ba gakaletse go mmōna \xe they are eager to see him \lx GAKANYA \ge To kill game in large numbers \lx GAKATSA \ge To offend ; to provoke ; to incite to anger \lx GAKATSÈGA \ge To be provoked ; to be excited to anger ; to be moved with indignation \xv Go gakatsèga kaga \xe to be moved with indignation at \lx GAKÈLA \sy Gatsela \lx GAKETSE \mn gakèla \ge Perf. of gakèla \lx GAKGAMALA \ge To wonder \lx GAKGAMALÈLA \ge To wonder at ; to be astonished at \lx GAKGAMATSA \ge To cause to wonder ; to astonish \lx GAKILE \mn gaka \ge Perf. of gaka \lx GAKILWE \mn gaka \ge Perf. pass. of gaka \xv Motho o gakilwe \xe the person has forgotten \lx GAKIWA \mn gaka \ge Pass. of gaka \lx GAKGÈ \xv Go ya gakgè \xe to be dumbfounded \xv O yelè gakgè \xe he is dumbfounded \lx GAKOLOGA \ge To become melted, as iron, hail, etc \lx GAKOLOGÈLWA \ge To be reminded ; to be remembered ; to remember ; to come to mind ; to occur to the mind \lx GAKOLOLA \ge To remind ; to remind of ; to counsel ; to advise \xv Di re gakolola Keresete \xe they remind us of Christ \lx GAKOLOLANA \ge To consult together \lx GAKOLOSA \ge To melt, or cause to melt, as lead, etc. ; to warm up cooked food \lx GAKWA \mn gaka \ge Pass. of gaka \xv O tla gakwa \xe he will be forgotten \xv Ha ke sa gakwe \xe if I have not forgotten \xv Ba ka gakwa ke shōna \xe they can forget it \xv Ba gakwa \xe they forget \lx GALA \ge To scream. Perf. gadile \lx GALAKA \ge To be bitter ; to be brackish ; to be painful, as an eye with something in it \lx GALAKÈGA \ge To become bitter ; to become angry \lx GALAKISA \ge To cause to be bitter ; to provoke \lx GALALA \ge To refuse to accept ; to grumble at a thing offered \lx GALALÈLA \ge To shine ; to glare ; to glitter \lx GALALETSA \ge To cause to shine ; to glorify \lx GALALWA \mn galala \ge Pass. of galala \lx GALÈ \ge Always \xv Le galè \xe just so \xv Ka galè \xe always \xv Go sale galè \xe early in the morning \lx GALEHA \ge To become angry \xv Go galeha nabō \xe to be angry with them \lx GALEHÈLA \ge To be angry with \lx GALETSE \mn galala \ge Perf. of galala \lx GALETSHA \ge To cause to be angry \lx GALODISA \ge To give medicine to a dog in order to make it fierce enough to catch jackals \lx GAMA \sn 1 \ge To milk. Pass. gamile \sn 2 \ge To press out the contents of the bowel of a slaughtered animal \lx GAMAKÈLA \ge To swell through congestion of blood and serum, as after a snake's bite \lx GAMARÈGA \ge To cease for a while, as one not knowing how to do a thing ; to pause in doubt \lx GAMOGA \ge To dry up, or become dried up, as a sore \lx GAMOLA \ge To squeeze out ; to wring out \lx GAMOLÈLA \xv Go gamolèla mo \xe to squeeze out into \lx GAMUTLHA \ge To close the arms fast round about ; to grasp the mouth of a sack with the hands \lx GANA \ge To refuse ; to object ; to object to. Perf. ganne \xv Ba gana ka èna \xe they refuse to give him \xv Ba mo gana \xe they refuse to have him, they object to him \lx GANALANA \ge To contend among each other \lx GANÈ \ge Four times \lx GANÈLA \ge To contend ; to dispute ; to resist ; to strive \xv Go ganèla le \xe to strive with, to resist \lx GANÈLANA \sy Ganalana \lx GANETSA \ge To contend with ; to resist ; to contradict \xv Go ganetsa mahoko \xe to contradict or deny the news \xv Go ganetsa matlhoñ \xe to withstand to the face \lx GANETSANYA \ge To contend with each other ; to be at strife with each other \lx GANKAHALA \ge To become valiant ; to become bold \lx GANKÈGA \ge To become valiant \lx GANNE \mn gana \ge Perf. of gana \lx GANTSHA \mn gana \ge Caus. of gana \lx GANTSI \ge Frequently ; often ; many times \lx GANTSINTSI \ge Very often ; very many times \lx GANWA \mn gana \ge Pass. of gana \lx GAÑWE \ge Once \xv Gañwe le gapè \xe again and again \lx GAPA \sn 1 \ge To take by authority ; to take by force ; to steal cattle from an enemy. Pass. gacwa \sn 2 \ge To discipline, or correct, as a parent a child \lx GAPÈ \ge Again \xv Gañwe le gapè \xe again and again \lx GAPECWE \mn gapèla \ge Perf. pass. of gapèla \xv Ba gapecwe dikgomo \xe their oxen are seized \lx GAPÈLA \ge To steal from ; to take from by force, or by authority \lx GARA \ge To coil ; to coil anything up into a small compass \xv Go gara mo sehuben \xe to gather or fold to the breast \lx GARAGANYA \ge To coil, as a large piece of meat into a small pot \lx GARANATA \ge A pomegranate \et (hybrid) \lx GARARO \ge Three times ; thrice \lx GARATARO \ge Six times \lx GARAWE \ge A spade \et (hybrid) \lx GARE \ge The midst ; between \xv Ha gare \xe half way between, or in the middle \xv Mo gare ga ditlalèlō \xe in the midst of distress \lx GAREGANAGA \ge In the middle of the veldt ; the open country ; the wilderness \lx GARÈLA \ge To put anything as a cushion, as a pad on the head under a waterpot ; to put something between things liable to breakage ; to fix a thing firmly, so that it shall not shake ; to fix, or hold a thing firmly, as a washer holds a screw \xv Mosadi o tla garèla nkgō \xe the woman will put a kgare on her head for the waterpot \lx GAROGA \ge To become torn ; to become rent ; to become torn down altogether \lx GAROLA \ge To tear with teeth, or hands \lx GARUBA \ge To gnaw, as a dog a bone ; to cause a gnawing pain, as a ripening abscess ; to dig on one side, after having dug straight down \lx GARUMA \ge To snarl, as angry dog \lx GASA \ge To scatter by throwing from the hand ; to throw about, as sand, etc. ; to scatter seed, etc \lx GASAGASA \ge To scatter, or throw about in all directions \lx GASAGASÈGA \ge To be thrown, or scattered about in all directions \lx GASAGASETSA \ge To scatter much \lx GASAKANYA \ge To drive away with impatience \lx GASAMA \ge To become scattered, or spread about in all directions, as oxen \lx GASAME \mn gasama \ge Perf. of gasama \lx GASEDIWA \mn gasetsa \ge Pass. of gasetsa \lx GASÈGA \ge To become scattered \lx GASÈGÈLA \ge To sprinkle, or spurt upon, as blood from a wound ; to rush upon, as an attacking force \lx GASETSA \ge To scatter to, or for \lx GASHOMÈ \ge Ten times \lx GASHUPA \ge Seven times \lx GATA \ge To tramp ; to tread ; to make wood straight by bending or cutting. Pass. gatwa \lx GATAKA \ge To tramp or tread much ; to tread, or trample under foot \lx GATÈGA \ge To become very bad, or incurable, as a sore, or sickness ; the conclusion being that the sufferer has come into contact with a menstrual woman \lx GATÈLA \ge To tread, or tramp for \lx GATÈLÈLA \ge To tread down ; to press down to the ground, as in wrestling ; to lie upon with the whole body ; to press hard on a pen when writing \xv Go gatèlèla morwetsana \xe to force, or ravish a girl \xv Go gatèlèla dikgomo \xe to drive loose cattle \lx GATILE \mn gata \ge Perf. of gata \lx GATISA \mn gata \ge Caus. of gata ; to print \lx GATLA \ge To strike with a thick stick, or club \lx GATLAKA \ge To strike much ; to beat badly with a thick stick, etc \lx GATLILWE \mn gatla \ge Perf. pass. of gatla \xv O la a gatlilwe ke lencwè \xe he was struck by a falling stone \xv O la a gatlilwe ka lencwè \xe he was struck by a thrown stone \lx GATLAMPULÈGA \ge To be dead, or destroyed in large numbers \lx GATLETSA \ge To pierce with a sharp instrument, making a clicking noise ; to walk with creaking boots \lx GATLHANO \ge Five times \lx GATOGA \ge To take a foot off anything ; to move off, as off a chair \lx GATOSA \ge To cause to move off ; to move one thing off another ; to move a person off a chair ; to take one person off another in a fight \lx GATSEDISA \mn gatsela \ge Caus. of gatsela \lx GATSELA \ge To become frozen ; to be stiff with cold ; to congeal ; to freeze \lx GATSHANE \ge A piece, or remnant of ox hide, or sole leather \lx GATSHANYANE \ge A small gatshane \lx GATWA \mn gata \ge Pass. of gata \lx GAUCHWANE \ge Very near \lx GAUCHWANYANE \ge Very near indeed ; quite close \lx GAUHE \ge Near \lx GAUHI \sy Gauhe \lx GAUMAKWE \ge Bile. Part. o \lx Gè \ge An expression of appeal, or expostulation \xv U batlañ gè \xe pray what are you seeking \lx GEHÈLWA \ge To pant ; to be out of breath \lx GEHITLANHYA \sy Higitlhanya \lx GÈLA \ge To draw water for \xv Go mo gèla metse \xe to draw water for him \lx GÈLÈBÈTÈGA \ge To speak in a high key ; to speak loudly ; to roar angrily and suddenly \lx GÈLÈLA \ge To draw water into \lx GÈLÈLÈLA \ge To draw water into a thing for something or somebody \lx GELOGA \ge To turn back without going all the way ; to come back soon \lx GELOLA \ge To wipe off with a hand ; to scrape off with the hand, as perspiration \lx GILE \mn ga \ge Perf. of ga, to draw water \lx GILWE \mn ga \ge Perf. pass. of ga \lx GIWA \mn ga \ge Pass. of ga \lx Go \sn 1 \ge The sign of the infinitive \xv Go rata \xe to love \sn 2 \ge It is \xv Go thata \xe it is hard \xv Go kwadilwe \xe it is written \lx GŌ \sy Kaga \xv O la a bua gō kwa o tla nnañ gōna \xe he spake of where he should be \lx GOA \ge To cry aloud ; to call out loudly \lx GOAHÈLÈ \ge The last child a woman will have, and hence the spoiled one \lx GOBA \ge To beat a tree with a stick in order to knock off leaves or fruit ; to beat a bush in order to get off its thorns \lx GŌBA \ge To be bow-legged ; to deny a thing about a person which the one who denies it knows is true \lx GOBAGOBETSA \ge To urge others on to work ; to be exacting with a servant \lx GOBALALA \ge To lie stretched out on the ground \lx GOBANA \ge To accuse, or criminate each other \lx GOBEA \ge To move about excitedly and in all directions, as a crowd, or an army in confusion \lx GOBEDI \ge Twice \xv Go le gobedi \xe twice \lx GŌBÈLA \xv Go gōbèla motho \xe to deny something about a person for the person's sake, the denier knowing that he is telling a lie \xv Go gōbèla kwadi \xe to help another by denying that of him which the denier knows is true; to defend one whom one knows to be guilty \lx GOBELETSA \ge To exaggerate \lx GOBERA \ge To spoil, or ruin ; to make a thing worse than it was before ; to spoil, or devastate, as a swarm of locusts \lx GOBERÈGA \ge To become changed for the worse, or spoiled ; to be worse for wear ; to suffer a reverse of fortune \lx GOBETSA \ge To put back ; to keep back \lx GOBO \sy Ka gonne \ge Because \xv Ekare kgotsa gobo go le basiami \xe lest there should be righteous persons \xv Gobo e le botlhale \xe because it is wisdom \lx GOBOLA \sy Gorola \lx GOBOLÈLA \sy Gorolèla \xv O la a ba gobolèla matlhō \xe he fixed his eyes earnestly on them \lx GOBOLOLA \ge So speak to in anger, or scorn ; to revile ; to upbraid \lx GOBUA \ge To pass through water on foot \lx GODI \ge Gunpowder \et (hybrid) \lx GODILE \mn gola \ge Perf. of gola \lx GODIMO \ge Above ; high \xv Godimo ga \xe over, above \xv Kwa godimo \xe above, to the west, Int \lx GODISA \mn gola \ge Caus. of gola, to exalt ; to rear, or nurture ; to adopt, as a child \lx GODISIWA \mn godisa \ge Pass. of godisa \lx GODUMA \ge To drink, or sip a hot liquid with a noise \lx GOÈLA \ge To shout aloud for \lx GOÈLÈLA \ge To shout to, so as to urge on \lx GOETLA \ge Autumn \lx GŌGA \ge To draw ; to draw on ; to draw in ; to smoke a pipe ; to take snuff ; to pull ; to lead oxen \lx GOGAMAGŌNA \sy Gogwagōna \lx GŌGÈLA \ge To draw to, or into ; to lead to, or into \xv Go gōgèla mo thaeloñ \xe to lead into temptation \lx GOGOBA \ge To rake together ; to gather up small things, as locusts, chips, etc. ; to remove rubbish \lx GŌGŌBA \ge To walk as a very weak person \lx GOGOBÈLA \sy Gogoba \lx GOGOLA \ge To carry away, as a flood \lx GOGOLO \ge Abundant \lx GOGOLWANE \ge Somewhat abundant \lx GOGOMOGA \ge To rise, as dough ; to swell out, as a heart from excitement ; to become puffed out, or bloated \lx GOGONA \ge To draw, or push together, as the sides of a kaross round a sick person ; to tuck in \lx GOGORÈLA \ge To be full, or satisfied, as a person, or animal after eating a good deal \lx GŌGWA \mn gōga \ge Pass. of gōga \lx GOGWANA \ge To shrink up, or become crumpled up, as a wet skin in drying \lx GOGWANCWE \mn gogwana \ge Perf. pass. of gogwana \xv Go gogwancwe ke \xe to be crumpled up by \lx GOGWANYA \ge To crimp up, or crumple up ; to draw together, as the mouth of a bag, by a string let into it \lx GOHELE \ge The last ; the ending ; the last state \lx GOHÈLÈ \sy Goahèlè \lx GOKAHALA \ge To commit adultery. Used of a man, or a woman \lx GOKAGANA \ge To be fastened together at the ends ; to be connected \lx GOKAGANYA \ge To fasten together at the ends \lx GOKAGANYE \mn gokagana \ge Perf. of gokagana \lx GOKARA \ge To hold a thing in the hand before putting it down ; to pull an arrow on the string and hold it before shooting \lx GOKÈLA \sn 1 \ge To thread ; to pass a thong through a hole \sn 2 \ge To fasten ; to make secure by fastening \lx GOKELECWE \xv E e gokelecweñ mo seiponiñ \xe that which is fastened in the window \lx GOKÈLÈLWA \xv Go gokèlèlwa mo thamuñ \xe to be fastened about the neck \lx GOKERE \mn gokara \ge Perf. of gokara \lx GOKGA \ge To gather pumpkins, etc \lx GOKGAHALA \ge To be very old. Used of persons and things \lx GOKGOLA \ge To walk or work slowly on account of stoutness \lx GOLA \sn 1 \ge To grow ; to grow up ; to increase in number \sn 2 \ge To gather locusts ; to gather up weeds after digging \lx GŌLA \ge To tire of ; to cease to love or like what one has loved or liked before \xv Diyō dia gōla motho \xe the food formerly liked is now distasteful to, or disliked by the person \lx GOLAGANA \ge To be joined together, as by hooking ; to make a treaty ; to make a treaty with ; to covenant \xv Go golagana naè \xe to covenant with him \lx GŌLAGANA \sy Golagana \lx GOLAGANOLOLA \ge To disannul, or abrogate a treaty, or covenant \lx GOLAGANYA \ge To conspire together \lx GOLAGANYE \mn golagana \ge Perf. of golagana \lx GŌLAHALA \ge To become permanently maimed or deformed \lx GŌLAHETSE \mn gōlahala \ge Perf. of gōlahala \lx GO LE \va gole \ge There is \xv Go le go nnye \xe a little \xv Go le go tonna \xe much \lx GOLEDIWA \mn goletsa \ge Pass. of goletsa ; to be exalted \lx GOLÈGA \ge To bind fast ; to inspan \lx GOLÈGA \mn gōla \ge From gōla \xv Motho oa golèga mo diyoñ \xe the person now dislikes the food he formerly liked \xv Ba le ba gōlèga mo go èna \xe they now disliked him whom they had previously loved \lx GOLÈGELA \sn 1 \ge To compel to take ; to force upon \sn 2 \ge To fasten for ; to inspan for \lx GOLEGILWE \mn golèga \ge Perf. pass. of golèga \xv O golegilwe \xe he is bound; he is made prisoner \lx GOLÈLA \ge To grow up at \xv O la a golèla gōna \xe he grew up there \lx GOLETSA \ge To lengthen in height ; to exalt ; to lift up, as another person's arm \lx GOLÕ \sy Helō \xv Golō goñwe = Helō goñwe \lx GOLOCWE \mn golola \ge Perf. pass. of golola \lx GÖLÖCWÈ \mn gōlōla \ge Perf. pass. of gōlōla \lx GOLOKA \ge To roll into a ball ; to make into a ball ; to make a round thing \lx GOLOLA \ge To loose ; to unbind ; to deliver ; to release ; to outspan \lx GOLOLA \xv Go gōlōla puō=Go lelahatsa puō \xv Go gōlōla letlalō=Go tlhokolotsa letlalō \lx GÖLÖLÈLA PUŌ \ge To lengthen speech out to \lx GÖLÖKÈGA \ge To retch when vomiting \lx GOLORA \ge To run hither and thither, as wild cattle \xv Go golora le puō \xe to speak much; to lengthen out talk \lx GOLOTSE \mn golola \ge Perf. of golola \lx GOLWA \mn gōla \ge Pass. of gōla \xv Oa gōlwa ke diyō \xe he now dislikes the food which he formerly liked \lx GOMA \ge To work beads, etc., into a pattern ; to make ornamental work of brass, etc \xv Go goma ka tlhögō \xe to assent by nodding the head \xv Go goma marapō \xe to be fat. Used of cattle \lx GOMÈ \sy Leshomè \lx GOMÈLA \xv Oa gōmèla go shwa \xe he is very ill and near death, but will most likely recover \lx GOMILE \xv O gomile go shwa \xe he was very ill, and near death, but recovered \lx GOMODICWE \mn gomotsa \ge Perf. pass. of gomotsa \lx GOMOLA \sy Gomotsa \lx GOMOTSA \ge To comfort \lx GOMOTSANYA \ge To comfort one another \lx GOMOTSÈGA \ge To become comforted \lx GOMPIYENO \ge To-day \lx GONA \ge To draw in, as a hand, or foot \xv Ga gona sepè \xe there is nothing \xv Ga gona opè \xe there is nobody \lx GONA \ge There ; thence \xv O la a cwa gōna \xe he came thence \xv Ke tla ea gōna \xe I will go there \xv Batho ba gōna \xe there are people \xv Ke gōna \xe therefore \xv Ke gōna ke reñ, or ke gōna ka re \xe wherefore I say \xv Ke gōna ba tlañ \xe now they come \sy Gona \lx GONAMA \ge To be discontented, or unhappy \lx GONE \ge Really \lx GONNE \sn 1 \ge Because \xv Ka gonne \xe because \sn 2 \mn gona \ge Also perf. of gona \lx GONNYE \va go nnye \xv Go le gonnye \xe a little \lx GONOGA \ge To die. Used of a person who has long been sick, and an animal very thin through hunger or sickness \lx GONOGILE \mn gonoga \ge Perf. of gonoga \xv E gonogile = E omeletse \xe it is wasted away \lx GŌNŌKÈLÈLA \sy Kōnatèlèla, Int \lx GONOLA \ge To kill by throttling or choking \lx GŌNŌTÈLÈLA \sy Kōnatèlèla, Int \lx GONTSE \ge or GO NTSE, It is \xv Gontse yañ \xe How is it \xv mo gontseñ yana \xe thus; in this manner \lx GONYA \ge To hook out ; to pick out with a knife ; to scrape, or draw out with a stick ; to pluck out. Pass. goñwa \lx GONYE \ge See GONNYE \lx GONYÈLA \ge To peep out and disappear again \lx GONYETSA \ge To draw back after peeping out \lx GOÑWA \mn goma, and gonya \ge Pass. of goma, and gonya \lx GOÑWE \ge Perhaps \xv Go goñwe \xe somewhere \xv Helō goñwe \xe a certain place, one place \xv Ka goñwe \xe at once, at one time, in one case, together, because \xv Ekare goñwe \xe lest \xv Goñwe hèla \xe just the same \xv Goñwe le goñwe \xe whithersoever \lx GOPA \ge To remove, or brush up, as rubbish, loose grass, etc \lx GŌPA \ge To suck out, or draw out matter from an abscess ; to suck up, as cattle drinking a small quantity of water ; to keep silence, and refuse to tell the news \lx GŌPANE \ge An iguana living away from water. Part. o and a \lx GOPÈ \ge or ka gopè. Never ; not at all (used in negative sentences) \xv Eseñ ka gopè \xe not at all \lx GOPISA \ge To drive away by causing to run very fast \lx GŌPŌ \ge A large pit for trapping game \lx GOPODISA \ge To cause to think ; to cause to meditate \lx GOPOLA \ge To think ; to meditate \lx GOPOLÈSÈGA \ge To be conceivable ; to be reasonable \lx GOPOTSA \sy gopodisa \lx GOPOTSÈ \mn gopola \ge Perf. of gopola \lx GŌRA \ge To bring near to death ; to scrape a thing with a finger, and then lick the finger. Perf. gorile \lx GORE \ge That ; in order that. It is followed by verbs ending in è, and having altered accents \xv Gore ke bonè \xe that I may see \xv Gore ke tlè ke utlwè \xe that I may hear \lx GORÈGA \ge To be near to death ; to be about to die \xv Go gorèga mathe \xe Used of a person who has talked much, and is dry-mouthed in consequence \lx GŌRŌGA \ge To arrive ; to finish a journey \lx GÖRÖGÈLA \ge To arrive at \lx GÖRÖGÈLWA \xv O la a görögèlwa ke tsala ea gagwè \xe he was visited by his friend \lx GOROGETSE \mn görögèla \ge Perf. of görögèla \lx GOROGILE \mn göröga \ge Perf. of göröga \lx GOROLA \ge To look earnestly at, or with an intense gaze \lx GOROLÈLA \ge To look earnestly at \xv Go gorolèla matlhō \xe to look earnestly at, to fix the eyes upon \lx GOROMÈLA \ge To rush out in a crowd ; to gush out in a stream \lx GOROMELEDITSE \mn goromeletsa \ge Perf. of goromeletsa \xv O re se goromeleditse \xe he has poured it out upon us \lx GOROMELETSA \ge To make to rush out to ; to cause to gush out into \xv Go di goromeletsa mo lesakeñ \xe to make them rush into the kraal \lx GOROMETSA \ge To cause to gush out ; to cause to rush out \lx GOROMETSÈGA \ge To become rushed out ; to become gushed out \lx GOROSA \ge To cause to arrive ; to bring home, as cattle \lx GOROTSHA \sy Gorosa \lx GOSETSA \ge To suck marrow out of a bone ; to keep back a part, as of money when giving, or cattle when lending ; to pull in a long rope ; to pull or draw beads together on a string, or anything threaded ; to eat or drink several portions of food or drink \lx GOSHA \ge Lately ; anew \lx GOSHEU \ge White \xv Go le gosheu, or go le go sheu \xe it was white \lx GOSHOMA \ge To totter, as a pole about to fall ; to shake from looseness ; to be agitated, as by startling news \lx GOSHUMETSA \ge To cast down ; to pour down ; to push down, as a tree, etc \lx GOSHUMETSÈGA \ge To fall down, as a tree \lx GOSI \ge Only \xv Ke gōna gosi \xe that is all \lx GOTA \ge To have criminal intercourse. A low word, used as a curse \lx GOTEDIWA \mn gōtetsa \ge Pass \lx GOTÈLA \ge To become hot \lx GOTÈLÈLA \ge To burn, or strike upon, as the sun's heat \lx GŌTETSA \ge To make hot ; to cause to be hot \lx GOTETSE \mn gotèla \ge Perf \xv Tekō e e gotetseñ \xe a burning, or fiery trial \lx GOTLHA \ge To rub one thing against another ; to polish by rubbing ; to burnish ; to file down ; to wear smooth by rubbing. Pass. gotlhiwa, and gotlhwa \xv Go gotlha tshipi ka lencwè \xe to file down iron with a stone \lx GOTLHANYA \ge To polish, or make smooth two things by rubbing them against each other \xv Go gotlhanya diatla \xe to rub the hands together \lx GOTLHE \ge All ; entirely ; altogether \lx GOTLHÈLA \ge To file, or rub a thing on \lx GOTLHETSA \ge To rub with palm of hand, or sole of foot ; to rub a thing between the hands \lx GOTLHIWA \mn gotlha \ge Pass \lx GOTLHOLA \ge To cough \lx GOTLHWA \mn gotlha \ge Pass \lx GOTOLA \xv Go gotola matlhō \xe to glare, as an angry man \lx GOTOLÈLA \xv Go gotolèla matlhō \xe to glare at ; to fix the eyes on in anger \lx GOTSA \ge To light a fire ; to make a fire after a light has been obtained \lx GOTSICWE \mn gotsa \ge Perf. pass \lx GOTSITSE \mn gotsa \ge Perf \lx GOTSIWA \mn gotsa \ge Pass \lx GOUDA \ge Gold \et (hybrid) \lx GU \ge Thou \lx GWAEA \ge To beckon, or mak signs with the hand ; to pay out, or pull in, a rope \lx GWAÈLA \xv Ke tla gwaèla kgōlè kwa go nna \xe I will pull the rhiem in towards myself \xv Ke tla gwaèla kgolè kwa go èna \xe I will pay the rhiem out towards him \lx GWAILA \ge To look intently \lx GWAILÈLA \xv Go gwailèla matlhō \xe to look intently at \lx GWALALA \ge To stretch up on tiptoe ; to exalt oneself, as one who takes his own course and refuses to listen to advice or evidence ; to hasten \lx GWALALÈLA \ge To stretch up to, or for \xv Go gwalalèla kwa godimo \xe to stretch up in order to reach something high \lx GWALATSA \xv Go gwalatsa matlhō \xe to fix the eyes stedfastly ; to look earnestly \lx GWANTA \ge To be wilful ; to conduct oneself in a defiant or impudent manner ; to walk proudly \lx GWASA \ge To make a noise like that of water falling over stones \lx GWASISA \mn gwasa \ge Caus \lx GWATÈLÈLA \ge To pursue a fleeing person eagerly ; to leave others behind in a pursuit \lx GWÈLA \ge To copulate. Used of a bull \lx GWELETLHA \ge To speak about what one does not know or understand \lx GWÈLWA \ge To copulate. Used of a cow \lx GWERETLHA \sy Gweletlha \lx GWERISA \ge To circumcise. A word only found in books \lx GWÈTLA \ge To bleat, as a goat ; to bawl, as a child \lx GWETLHA \ge To beckon ; to make signs with hands, eyes, etc \lx GWETSA \ge To swallow ; to bolt, as food ; to swallow anything chewed, or that is difficult to swallow \lx HA \ge If ; that ; here ; on ; particle of helō ; to give food to ; to give alms \xv Ha esi \xe except \xv Helō ha \xe this place \lx HACWA \mn hapa \ge passive \lx HADIMA \ge To run fast, and soon disappear \lx HAEAHA \sy Gaeaga \lx HAGA \ge To pour meal, coffee, etc. into boiling water ; to hold back, or keep back, as a person from quarrelling, or a child from a fire \lx HAGIWA \mn haga \ge passive \lx HAGOLA \ge To castrate \lx HAHAMA \ge To be convulsed, as when the arms are thrown out by one startled, or when water is thrown on one in a faint \lx HAHAMISA \ge Caus. of hahama \lx HAHAMOSA \sy Hahamisa \lx HAHARÈGA \ge To give off particles or fragments, as a piece of iron beaten by a smith ; to break off into small pieces, as a hard thing beaten with a hammer, etc \lx HAHETLHA \ge To toss about, as the wind \lx HAKA \ge To extol ; to praise ; to commend ; to flatter \lx HAKUHA \ge To use, or keep a thing beyond the time for which it was lent, and without the lender's permission \lx HALA \ge To scrape with a knife ; to scratch out with a penknife ; to scrape a pot ; to boast over another on account of superior possessions \lx HALADIWA \mn halatsa \ge passive \lx HALALA \ge To become scattered ; to spread itself ; to become spread, or scattered abroad \lx HALATSA \ge To spread abroad actively ; to scatter. Caus. of halala \lx HALE \ge Yonder \xv Ka hale \xe yonder \lx HALETSE \mn halala \ge perfect \lx HALODISA \ge To cause to escape ; to rescue, or cause to escape ; to see, or hear indistinctly \lx HALOLA \ge To escape when hemmed in, or surrounded ; to break through and escape \xv Go halola mo \xe to escape from \lx HALOLOLA \ge To rectify ; to set right, as badly done work ; to leave one position, in giving evidence, and take up another \lx HAMOLA \ge To cut, or chop off a shoulder of meat ; to open the eyes wide ; to put, or push the hair back off the forehead \lx HANKA \ge To walk slowly, with legs far apart \lx HANYAHANYA \ge To be weak-sighted \xv A ga a hanyahanye \xe does he not see even a little? Used of a person with weak eyes \lx HAOLOGA \ge To roar, as a lion \lx HAPA \ge To bind into a bundle ; to wrap round ; to wrap. Pass. hapiwa \lx HAPAANA \ge To alternate ; to take turns ; to differ, as stories \lx HAPAANYA \ge To cause to alternate \lx HAPAANYE \mn hapaanya \ge perfect \xv Ba hapaanye mo tseleñ \xe they have crossed, or missed each other in the road \lx HAPAKA \ge To bind round, or wrap round thoroughly \lx HAPANA \ge See HAPAANA \lx HAPANYA \ge See HAPAANYA \lx HAPHA \ge To chop, or cut into pieces lengthwise ; to walk with turned out toes \lx HAPHOLA \ge To strike with the open hand ; to slap \lx HAPOGA \ge To turn out of a path ; to go astray ; to turn aside \xv O la a hapoga tsela ea gagwè \xe he turned out of his path \lx HAPOGÈLA \ge To turn back into a path \xv Ke le ka hapogèla mo tseleñ e \xe I turned into this path \xv Go hapogèla kwa go bōna \xe to turn aside to them \lx HAPOLOLA \ge To unbind ; to unwrap \lx HAPOSA \mn hapoga \ge Caus. of hapoga ; To cause to turn aside \xv O tla gu haposa tsela \xe he will turn you out of the path \lx HAPOSICWE \mn haposa \ge Perf. pass. of haposa \lx HAPOSITSE \mn haposa \ge Perf. of haposa \xv O gu hapositse tsela \xe he has turned you out of the path \lx HARA \sn 1 \ge A father ; my father—when speaking to him \sn 2 \ge to bring forth the inferior ears of corn \sn 3 \ge to put a child on a lap \lx HARAHARA \ge To spread all over ; to cover ; to surround on all sides ; to go into all parts ; to go through and through \lx HARAHARWA \mn harahara \ge Pass. of harahara \lx HARAHERE \mn harahara \ge Perf. of harahara \lx HARAGO \ge Thy father \lx HARAGWÈ \ge His father ; her father \lx HARALALA \ge To be in a slanting position ; to be felt across the body, as a pain \lx HARANA \sy Rarana \lx HARANYA \sy Raranya \lx HARATLHATLHANYA \ge To make into a state of confusion ; to put things in a disorderly state ; to do work in an untidy manner ; to talk indirectly, and not in a straightforward manner \lx HARÈ \ge My father—when speaking to him \lx HARECWE \mn harèla \ge Perf. pass. of harèla \xv E harecwe \xe it is hindered in the birth \lx HARÈLA \ge To hinder in the birth \lx HAROLOGANA \ge To differ from \lx HAROLOGANYA \ge To distinguish ; to discern \xv Go harologanya mo \xe to distinguish between \lx HAROLOGANYE \mn harologana \ge Perf. of harologana \xv E harologanye mo go e ñwe \xe it differs from the other \lx HAROLOGANYETSA \ge To distinguish for ; to explain for \lx HARWA \mn hara \ge Pass. of hara \lx HATA \ge To burrow ; to scratch a hole, as a dog ; to take soil out of a hole \lx HATALALA \ge To become stretched wide apart, as the legs ; to stretch out wide apart \lx HATALATSA \ge To cause to stretch wide out \lx HATLHA \ge To dazzle \lx HATLHÈGA \ge To become dazzled \xv Go hatlhèga matlhō \xe to have the eyes dazzled \lx HATLHOLOLA \ge To lift up the eyelid in order to take something out of the eye \lx HATLHWA \mn hatlha \ge Pass. of hatlha \xv Go hatlhwa ke \xe to be dazzled by \lx HATOGA \ge To be rent asunder ; to be cracked, as a cup, wall, etc. ; to be split, as a reed \lx HATOGANA \ge To be split asunder lengthwise \lx HATOGANYA \ge To cut asunder lengthwise ; to split down the middle \xv O la a di hatoganya dimati \xe he split them up into planks \lx HATOLA \sy Hatoganya \lx HATSA \ge To split by cutting ; to cut by splitting ; to overcome difficulties, Int \lx HE \sn 1 \ge Setlharo for re \sn 2 \ge An exclamation equal to, O you there \sn 3 \ge When affixed to the particles it expresses which \xv Dilo dihe \xe which things \xv Pitse ehe \xe which horse \lx HEA \ge To overcome in talk ; to convince by argument ; to convict. Perf. hile. Pass. hiwa \lx HECWE \ge See HEECWE \lx HEDILE \mn hèla \ge perfect \lx HEDISA \mn hèla \ge causative \lx HEECWE \mn hèèla \ge perfect passive \lx HÈÈLA \ge To sweep ; to sweep up \lx HÈÈLÈGA \ge To become swept \lx HÈÈLWA \mn hèèla \ge passive \lx HEGÈLWA \ge To be out of breath ; to pant \lx HÈGÈLWA \sy Hegèlwa \lx HEGOHA \ge To look round quickly or excitedly ; to take hold of a thing quickly \lx HEGOLA \ge To take anything on the point of a knife, or horn ; to rise up, or repeat, as food after a hasty meal \lx HÈHÈKA \ge To shake up, so as to separate the husks of mealies, etc., after stamping \lx HEHEUTLHA \ge To toss, or drive about, as wind ; to sway, or move about, as the wind a candle \lx HEHO \ge Easy ; light \xv Go heho gohe \xe which is easier \lx HEHOGA \ge To come, or go quickly \lx HEHOHA \sy Hehohatsa \lx HEHOHALA \ge To become light ; used of weight \lx HEHOHATSA \ge To make light ; used of weight \lx HEKA \ge To copulate. Used of a dog or horse \lx HEKEEDIWA \mn hekeetsa \ge passive \lx HEKEETSA \ge To be too strong for ; to prevail against \lx HEKÈLA \ge To give a larger portion to \lx HEKWA \ge To copulate. Used of a bitch, or mare \lx HÈLA \sn 1 \ge See HÈÈLA \sn 2 \ge Ho, you there \sn 3 \ge to vanish ; to come to an end ; to perish \sn 4 \ge again ; only ; still \lx HÈLÈLWA \xv Ba le ba hèlèlwa ke diyō \xe their food was exhausted \lx HELE \xv Go hele \sy Gohele \lx HELEKA \xv Go heleka puō \xe to speak so as to conceal one's meaning \lx HELÔ \ge A place \xv Helô ha \xe this place \xv Helô goñwe \xe a certain place, somewhere \xv Helô hoñ \xe that place \lx HEMA \ge To defend oneself ; to avoid blows ; to parry \lx HÈMA \sy Hègèlwa \lx HEMÈLA \ge To defend another ; to parry blows aimed at another \lx HEMÈLWA \mn hemèla \ge passive \lx HENOGA \ge To be thrown over \lx HENOLA \ge To lift up ; to tilt up ; to lift up and throw over \lx HENOSA \ge To lift up in order to look under \lx HENTSHA \mn henya \ge causative \lx HENTSÈ \mn henya \ge perfect \lx HENYA \ge To conquer \lx HENYETSA \ge To conquer for \lx HEÑWA \mn henya \ge passive \lx HÈPA \ge To entice ; to coax with a view to deceive ; to irritate with a view to making angry \lx HEPENYETSA \ge To annoy in order to pick a quarrel \lx HÈPHA \ge To bewitch ; to injure by medicine ; to curse, as a woman striking the ground with her apron, and calling for evil upon ; to go among children indecently exposed, and thus bring evil on them \lx HEPISA \mn hèpa \ge causative \xv Go hepisa mahoko \xe to entice another to speak \xv Go hepisa ntwa \xe to incite to war \lx HERA \ge To make a hedge ; to hedge round \lx HÈRA \ge To bend down, as a finger when counting ; to bend, as a leg \lx HEREKANA \ge To make a false statement ; to be false ; to be deceitful \lx HEREKANÈLA \ge To be false to \lx HERESA \ge To frequent a place ; to loiter about without an object \lx HERETLHA \ge To disturb ; to confuse ; to cause a disturbance or insurrection \lx HERETLHÈGA \ge To be disturbed ; to become confused \lx HERIKGOÑ \xv Kgwedi ea Herikgoñ \xe the month of January \lx HEROGA \xv Go heroga sebete \xe to feel sick, or squeamish ; to be about to vomit \lx HESA \ge To let a calf out to drink at milking time \lx HETA \ge To pass ; to pass on ; to pass by ; to pass away ; to surpass \lx HETANA \ge To pass each other \lx HETAHETANA \ge To vary in length or height \lx HETECWE \xv O hetecwe \xe she has miscarried \lx HETÈLA \ge To spread, as a disease ; to pass on to \xv O la a hetèla kwa go moñwagwè \xe he went on to his master \xv Go hetèla pele, or, go hetèla kwa pele \xe to go forward, to pass on in front \lx HETILE \mn heta \ge Perf. of heta \xv Ka tshipi e e hetileñ \xe on last Sunday \lx HETISA \sn 1 \ge To cause to miscarry. Used of a woman \sn 2 \ge To go beyond \xv O la a hetisa lobaka \xe he went beyond the time \sn 3 \ge to cause to pass by \lx HÈTLHA \ge To rub between the hands ; to strike, as a match ; to kindle a light by rubbing two sticks together ; to bore a hole by rubbing an augur between the hands \xv Go hètlha mashi \xe to rub milk between the hands so as to make it froth \lx HETLHÈGA \ge To become soft, as flour, or well cooked meat \lx HÈTLHWA \mn hètlha \ge Pass. of hètlha \lx HETOGA \ge To become changed ; to alter one's mind ; to relent \lx HETOLA \ge To change actively ; to answer a letter, or something spoken \lx HETOLANA \xv Go hetolana nabō \xe to reason with them \lx HETOLWA \ge To be changed by another \lx HETSA \ge To finish ; to complete ; to cause to vanish \lx HETWA \mn heta \ge Pass. of heta \lx HIBIDU \ge Red \lx HIDIKA \ge To roll a thing ; to roll a thing over \lx HIDIKÈLA \ge To roll a thing to \lx HIDIKOLOCWÈ \ge Rolled away \lx HIDIKOLOGA \ge To become rolled over \lx HIDIKOLOLA \ge To roll away ; to roll back \lx HIGITLHANYA \ge To crush ; to destroy effectively ; to crush in the hand ; to crush under the foot by rubbing \lx HIHALA \ge To become dark ; to be darkened ; to become eclipsed \lx HIKA \mn LEHIKA \lx HILE \mn ha, and hea \ge Perf. of ha, and hea \lx HINA \ge To take anything between the finger and thumb ; to take a pinch of snuff ; to pinch \lx HISA \ge To cause to burn \xv Go hisa ntlo \xe to burn a house \lx HISICWE \mn hisa \ge Perf. pass. of hisa \lx HISIWA \mn hisa \ge Pass. of hisa \lx HITLHA \sn 1 \ge To arrive ; to arrive at, or reach \xv Go hitlha mo \xe to arrive at, or in \xv Go hitlha kwa \xe to arrive at \sn 2 \ge to hide ; to bury \lx HITLHALANA \ge To arrive after each other ; to arrive in succession \lx HITLHÈGA \ge To become hidden \lx HITLHÈLA \ge To overtake ; to come upon ; to meet with, the one having preceded the other \lx HITLHÈLWA \ge To be overtaken \lx HITLHISA \mn hitlha \ge Caus. of hitlha \lx HITLHOLA \ge To break the fast in the morning ; to eat breakfast \lx HITLHWA \mn hitlha \ge Pass. of hitlha \lx HIWA \mn ha and hea \ge Pass. of ha and hea \lx HOAHOA \ge To go about in an excited or angry manner \lx HOAHOÈGA \sy Hoahoa \lx HOCWE \mn hola \ge perfect passive \lx HODILE \mn hōla \ge perfect \lx HODISA \ge To cause to heal ; to cure \lx HOHA \ge To fly \lx HOHODI \ge Vryburg \lx HOHOMA \ge To be full, as the heart ; to become full, as a rising river \lx HOHOMISA \ge To make full \lx HOHOMOGA \sy Gogomoga \lx HOHONYETSA \ge To whisper to ; to tell a thing secretly to \lx HOHORA \ge To brush, or rub off, as dust off a person \lx HOHORÈGA \sy Haharèga \lx HOHORÈLA \ge To brush off for, or to ; to help with, or give a little that remains. Used of grain \lx HOHOTSA \ge To kill a weak or helpless animal \lx HOHUHALA \sy Houhala \lx HOHUHATSA \sy Houhatsa \lx HOHUHETSE \sy Houhetse \lx HOHUHOLOGA \sy Houhologa \lx HOHUHOLOLA \sy Houholola \lx HOIHA \ge A shout of triumph, or joy \lx HOKA \ge To blow, as the wind \lx HOKISA \ge Caus. of hoka \lx HOKOLETSA \ge To diminish for \lx HOKOTSA \ge To diminish by taking out ; to lessen ; to subtract \lx HOKOTSEGILE \xv E hokotsegile \xe it is better, as a sickness; it is diminished \lx HOCWA \mn hoka \ge passive \lx HOKWANA \ge A kind of shrub \lx HOLA \ge To surround ; to encircle ; to thresh, sitting round ; to thresh with horses or oxen. Perf. hotsè \lx HŌLA \ge To heal, or become healed ; to recover from sickness ; to become cool. Perf. hodile \lx HOLODISA \ge To cause to miscarry, or abort. Used of animals \lx HOLOGA \ge To descend \xv O la a hologa lencwè, or o la a hologa mo lencweñ \xe he came down from the mountain \lx HOLOGÈLA \xv Go hologèla mo \xe to go down to \lx HOLOLÈLA \ge To string beads, etc. ; to push, or put one thing through another \lx HOLOSA \ge To cause to descend \lx HOLOTSA \ge To abort. Used of animals \lx HOLWA \mn hola \ge passive \lx HÔMA \ge To rub with much fat ; to lubricate ; to prepare an arrow by rubbing poison round the tip \lx HOMILWE \mn hôma \ge perfect passive \lx HOMOLA \ge To rest from work for a while. Used only of work \lx HOMOTSA \ge Caus. of homola \lx HOÑ \ge There ; thence ; then ; at that time \xv Mo heloñ hoñ \xe in that place \lx HOO \sy Hoñ \lx HOPHA \ge To smite with a hand ; to strike with a hand \lx HOPHOLA \ge To grope in the dark for a thing whose whereabouts is not known \xv Go hophola mo sehubeñ \xe to feel or grope in the bosom \lx HOPHOLÈSÈGA \ge To become feelable, or searchable. Used of the light at dawn \lx HOPHOLETSA \ge To feel for, or grope for in the dark ; to search into a difficult matter ; to do something at a venture, or on a chance of succeeding ; to call a person when not certain where he is \lx HORA \ge To tell lies to ; to deceive by lying ; to hoax ; to deceive by promising and not performing. Pass. horwa \lx HŌRA \ge To dress, or curl the hair \lx HORÈGA \ge To be puffed up with pride ; to think a great deal of oneself \lx HORILWE \mn hora \ge perfect passive \lx HORŌKA \ge To be of no use, or profit \xv Dikgomo dia mphorōka \xe the oxen are of no use or profit to me \lx HŌRŌLA \ge To smear a sick person with moshwañ, as a doctor \lx HŌRŌSÈLA \ge To run out or in slowly, as sand into a hole, or grain from a sack ; to trickle down, as grain \lx HOROSETSA \mn hōrōsèla \ge Caus. of hōrōsèla. To pour grain, etc., out slowly ; to squander \lx HOSA \ge To miss the aim ; to fail in one's object or purpose \xv Go lōpa ka go hosa \xe to ask without obtaining \lx HOTLHA \ge To strip off leaves or small branches with the hand \lx HOTSÈ \mn hola \ge Perf. of hola \lx HOUHALA \ge To become blind \lx HOUHATSA \ge To make blind \lx HOUHETSE \mn houhala \ge Perf. of houhala \xv O houhetse \xe he is blind \lx HOUHOLOGA \ge To recover sight after being blind \lx Houō \sy Hoñ \lx HUBE \ge A small bird, scarlet, with black head in winter \lx HUBELA \ge To be red \lx HUBIDU \ge Red \lx HUCWÈLA \ge To stir up cooked porridge into which milk has been poured \lx HUDILE \mn hula \ge Perf. of hula \lx HUDUA \ge To agitate ; to stir up ; to trouble \lx HUDUÈGA \ge To be agitated ; to be troubled \lx HUDUGA \ge To remove one's residence ; to depart \xv Go huduga mo \xe to depart from \lx HUDUGÈLA \xv Go hudugèla mo \xe to remove to a place \lx HUDUGILE \mn huduga \ge Perf. of huduga \lx HUDUILE \mn hudua \ge Perf. of hudua \lx HUDUIWA \mn hudua \ge Pass. of hudua \lx HUDULA \ge To expel ; to banish from home, or country ; to drive away. Used of a large number \lx HUDUSA \sy Hudutsha \lx HUDUSETSA \ge To cause to remove residence \lx HUDUTSHA \mn hudula \ge Caus. of hudula \lx HUDUTSHIWA \mn hudutsha \ge Pass. of hudutsha \lx HUHANA \ge To be jealous ; to be jealous of each other \lx HUHANTSHA \ge To make each other jealous \lx HUHANYA \ge To make jealous ; to stir up to jealousy or quarrels \lx HUHANYETSA \ge To be jealous for \lx HUHUDISA \ge To cause to perspire \lx HUHULA \ge To perspire \lx HUHUMÈLA \ge To go under, as under a low tree ; to creep through wire fencing ; to go through a low doorway ; to mark an animal by cutting a notch or scallop in the lower part of an ear \lx HUHUMETSA \ge To cause to go under ; to put under \lx HUHUTSA \ge To search \lx HUHUTSE \mn huhula \ge Perf. of huhula \lx HULA \ge To graze ; to pluck fruit ; to fire with a gun and hit ; to shoot with a bow \xv Go hula mo \xe to pluck from \lx HULAOTSA \ge To throw to a distance \lx HULARA \ge To turn the back ; to follow after ; to come next in succession ; to look straight ahead ; to return ; to depart \xv Go hulara mo \xe to return from \lx HULARÈLA \ge To turn away from ; to turn the back upon \xv Ba le ba mo hularèla \xe they turned their backs on him \lx HULAROÑ \ge See SEHULAROÑ \lx HULATSHA \ge To hold a thing upside down, as a book \lx HULÈLA \mn hula \ge Rel. of hula \xv Go hulèla kgakala \xe to graze far, etc \lx HULERE \mn hulara \ge Perf. of hulara \lx HULWA \mn hula \ge Pass. of hula \lx HUMA \ge To become rich ; to strip or peel off bark \lx HUMANÈGA \ge To become poor \lx HUMANEGILE \mn humanèga \ge Perf. of humanèga \lx HUMANEGISA \ge To make poor ; to cause to become poor \lx HUMILE \mn huma \ge Perf. of huma \lx HUMOLOTSHÈGA \ge To become very rich ; to be steeped in riches \lx HUNA \ge To tie a knot \xv Huna boyañ \xe to tie a knot in grass \xv Huna lecwele \xe to clench the fist \lx HUNAGANA \ge To become tied together \lx HUNAGANYA \ge To tie together ; to unite by tying \lx HUNAGANYE \mn hunagana \ge Perf. of hunagana \lx HUNAGANYETSA \ge To bring forward false evidence against \xv O la a mo hunaganyetsa ka maaka \xe he bound him round by false evidence \lx HUNÈLA \ge To tie two strings together \lx HUNOLOGA \ge To become untied \lx HUNOLOLA \ge To untie ; to unfasten ; to unloose \lx HUPA \ge To drink a little ; to take a mouthful of liquid ; to suck in ; to absorb \xv Go hupa mõea \xe to become suffocated \lx HUPARÈLA \ge To clasp ; to close one's hand on something ; to hold fast to old customs \lx HUPEDICWE \xv O la a hupedicwe ka go siana \xe he was out of breath by racing \lx HUPEDIWA \mn hupetsa \ge Pass. of hupetsa \xv Ke hupediwa ke \xe I am smothered by ; I am suffocated by \lx HUPÈLA \ge To be smothered ; to be suffocated ; to be choked ; to be stifled \lx HUPETSA \ge To smother ; to suffocate ; to choke ; to stifle \lx HUPOLOGA \ge To recover breath ; to take breath ; to rest \lx HUPOLOLA \ge To give a breathing time \lx HUPOROLA \ge To unclose one's clenched hand ; to let go something from a clenched hand \lx HURA \ge To chew hard substances, as berries, etc. ; to eat mealies, as a horse \lx HURANYA \xv Go huranya mènō \xe to gnash the teeth \lx HUSA \ge To be about to dry up, as a milch cow ; to begin to forsake a calf \lx HUSETSA \ge To drive away, as a cow her calf when weaning it \lx HUTA \ge To eat fast. Used of soft food \lx HUTAGANA \ge To become bowed, or bent down \lx HUTAGANCWE \mn hutagana \ge Perf. pass. of hutagana \xv Ke hutagancwe ke pobolō \xe I am bent down, or cramped up by sickness \lx HUTAGANYA \ge To bend down actively ; to cause to bend down, or bow down \lx HUTÈGA \ge To gather into a heap ; to become heaped up \lx HUTLHA \ge To thin by plucking out or off \lx HUTSA \ge To curse a person by calling for evil to come upon him. Perf. hutsitse ; Pass. hutsiwa \lx HUTSAHALA \ge To grieve ; to sorrow ; to mourn \lx HUTSAHALÈLA \ge To grieve for \lx HUTSAHATSA \mn hutsahala \ge Caus. of hutsahala \lx HUTSAHETSE \mn hutsahala \ge Perf. of hutsahala \lx HUTSANYA \ge To curse each other \lx HUTSE \ge A hat \et (hybrid) \lx HUTSICWE \mn hutsa \ge Perf. pass. of hutsa \xv Go hutsicwe ke \xe to be cursed by \lx HUTSITSE \mn hutsa \ge Perf. of hutsa \lx HUTSIWA \mn hutsa \ge Pass. of hutsa \lx HWIBIDU \ge Red \lx IBA \ge To float, or sail with unbended wings, as a hawk ; to steal, Int \xv Go iba ditsèbè \xe to sit with the head bent, and in a listening attitude and without speaking; to listen patiently, only answering after reflection; to refuse to listen when spoken to, and pass on without answering \lx ICHAIA \ge To be naked ; to be exposed ; to be destitute ; to have nothing \lx ICHEMOLA \ge To cut off all one's hair ; to make oneself bald \lx ICHŌKA \ge To restrain oneself ; to make oneself patient ; to endure ; to make an effort ; to persevere \lx ICHŌKAMISA \ge To make oneself crooked \lx ICHŌKÈLA \ge To bear with ; to endure \xv Go ichōkèla bokhutloñ \xe to endure to the end \lx ICHOLOHÈLA \ge To hope in oneself \lx ICHŌPARA \ge To fold one's cloak across the chest by folding one's arms in it \lx ICHŌPHÈLÈLA \ge To climb up spirally, as a snake, or creeping plant ; to go up spirally ; to twine oneself in and out, as a creeping plant when climbing \lx ICHOPODIAGANYA \ge To be intricate, as a winding road ; to be involved, as a muddled up speaker \lx ICHUBA \ge To hide oneself \et From shuba \lx ICHUBACHUBA \ge To have a habit of hiding oneself \lx ICHUBÈLÈLA \ge To force oneself in ; to intrude oneself upon \lx ICHUKÈLA \ge To press oneself into with difficulty, as into a narrow space, or a crowd \lx ICHUKUNYETSA \sy Ichukèla \lx ICHUNUKA \ge To change one's position, as a sick person ; to move about from side to side, as a restive horse when tied up ; to sway oneself from side to side, as a person in deep grief \lx ICHUPA \ge To bear witness to oneself \lx ICHUPETSA \ge To show oneself to \lx ICHUSHUTSA \ge To move about restlessly, as a fastened animal \lx ICHUTLHA \ge To rub oneself when itching ; to rub something off oneself \lx ICHWALALÈLA \mn shwalalèla \ge Refl. of shwalalèla \lx ICHWALELÈLA \mn shwalelèla \ge Refl. of shwalelèla \lx ICHWABALANA \ge To forgive each other \lx ICHWARECWE \mn ichwarèla \ge Perf. pass. of ichwarèla \xv Dibe tsa gago di ichwarecwe \xe your sins are forgiven \lx ICHWARÈLA \ge To forgive \lx ICHWARÈLANA \ge To forgive each other \lx ICHWARÈLWA \ge To be forgiven \lx ICHWARETSE \mn ichwarèla \ge Perf. of ichwarèla \lx ICHWÈLA \ge To die to oneself \lx ICHWENYA \ge To tease oneself \lx ICOKA \ge To swish, or swing a tail about, as a horse \lx ICOKETSA \ge To turn a corner ; to turn out of sight, as at a bend in a road, or behind a tree \xv Tsela ea icoketsa \xe the road makes a bend \lx ICOKODIA \ge To go round about ; to go by a circuitous path \lx ICŌMA \ge To go round about from place to place, as one visiting in a town, or seeking lost cattle \lx ICUBULA \ge To turn away the ears ; to turn away the head \lx ICUKULA \ge To gargle ; to wash out one's mouth \lx ICUKUNYA \sy Icukula \lx ICULE \mn icwa \ge Perf. of icwa \lx ICWA \ge To confess ; to make a clean breast of it ; to condemn oneself by one's own confession. Perf. itule and icule \lx IDILADITSE \mn idibatsa \ge Perf. of idibatsa \lx IDIBADIWA \mn idibatsa \ge Pass. of idibatsa \lx IDIBALA \ge To faint ; to have a fit \lx IDIBATSA \ge To cause to faint \lx IDIBETSE \mn idibala \ge Perf. of idibala \xv E idibetse hèla \xe Used of an animal dying, but not quite dead \lx IDIBOLOGA \ge To recover from a faint, or a fit \lx IDICWE \mn idiwa \ge Perf. of idiwa \lx IDILE \mn ila \ge Perf. of ila \lx IDIMOLA \sy Edimola \lx IDITSE \mn itsa \ge Perf. of itsa \lx IDIWA \mn itsa \ge Pass. of itsa \lx IKADISA \ge To make oneself troublesome, or obnoxious \lx IKAEA \ge To think oneself ; to regard oneself as being \xv O la a ikaea a sa itse sepè \xe he regarded himself as one who knew nothing \lx IKAÈGA \ge To lean oneself back against ; to rest upon, or against ; to recover from sickness, and be able to sit up a little \xv Go ikaèga mo \xe to rest upon \lx IKAÈLÈLA \ge To intend ; to purpose ; to determine ; to resolve ; to will \lx IKAELETSE \mn ikaèlèla \ge Perf. of ikaèlèla \lx IKAGA \ge To build oneself up \lx IKAKABATSA \ge To mislead, or confuse oneself ; to cause oneself to doubt \lx IKAKGA \ge To leave a place, or people, and go far away \lx IKALÈLA \ge To spread out for oneself \lx IKALOSA \ge To become clean after menstruation \lx IKAMA \ge To live together on friendly terms ; to be confederate ; to have to do with ; to be parallel with \lx IKAMILE \mn ikama \ge Perf. of ikama \xv Ba le ba ikamile lewatle \xe they were by the sea \xv E e ikamilen lehatshe \xe that which is parallel with the land \lx IKAMAGANYA LE \ge To be on friendly terms with ; to be friendly with \lx IKAMISA \ge To cause oneself to touch ; to concern oneself about \lx IKANA \ge To swear ; to take an oath ; to make a vow ; to determine with oneself \lx IKANAMOLOLA \ge To raise oneself up from lying on the back \lx IKANÈLA \ge To take an oath against ; to swear to \lx IKANISA \ge To cause to swear ; to adjure \lx IKANNE \mn ikana \ge Perf. of ikana \lx IKANŌ \ge An oath ; a vow. Pl. maikanō \lx IKANTSÈ \mn ikanya \ge Perf. of ikanya \lx IKANTSHA \ge To cause to trust \lx IKANYA \ge To trust ; to trust in ; to confide in ; to suck oneself, as a cow sometimes does \lx IKANYOLOGA \ge To cease to trust ; to mistrust ; to distrust \lx IKAÑWA \ge To be faithful ; to be trusted \lx IKAPAEA \ge To drink something hot, so as to induce perspiration ; to foment oneself with hot water \lx IKAPESA \ge To clothe oneself ; to dress oneself \lx IKAPOLA \ge To undress oneself \lx IKARA \ge To cause oneself to bleed freely ; to lance oneself so that matter may come out freely \lx IKARABÈLA \ge To answer for oneself \lx IKARABÈLŌ \ge An answer ; an answering for oneself \lx IKARAMETSA \ge To sit to be doctored \lx IKATÈGA \ge Properly covered about the private parts \xv O sa ikatèga \xe he is not properly covered about the private parts; he is indecently exposed \lx IKATISA \ge To subdue oneself ; to conquer one's tendencies \lx IKÈHA \ge To abstain from doing ; to avoid ; to give up doing \lx IKÈLA \ge To withdraw oneself \xv Go ikèla kwa \xe to cause oneself to go to \lx IKELAMÈLA \ge To refuse to give testimony which might prejudice oneself \lx IKELEDISA \ge To allow oneself to float in running water ; to go down with a stream \lx IKEMISETSA \ge To withstand ; to set oneself against \lx IKÈPA \ge To separate oneself with an evil motive or purpose ; to separate oneself from God ; to be ungodly \lx IKEOLA \ge To go aside from others ; to keep oneself aloof \lx IKETLA \ge To be at ease ; to be free from care ; to pause \xv Go iketla mo tlhabanoñ \xe to rest from war \xv Iketla ke buè \xe allow me to speak! wait while I speak \lx IKETLECO \ge A preparation ; a readiness \lx IKETLEDITSE \mn iketletsa \ge Perf. of iketletsa \xv Ke iketleditse go ea \xe I have prepared to go, I am ready to go \lx IKETLEDIWA \mn iketletsa \ge Pass. of iketletsa \lx IKETLELETSA \ge To prepare oneself for \lx IKETLETSA \ge To prepare for oneself ; to prepare one's food for a journey \lx IKETLISA \ge To cause to be at ease \lx IKGABALATSA \ge To draw oneself up arch-shaped ; to haul up with an arched back \lx IKGAGAMATSA \ge To stretch oneself \lx IKGAKGAMADISA \ge To cause oneself to wonder ; to pretend to wonder \lx IKGAGOLA \xv Go ikgagola diaparō \xe to tear one's clothes \lx IKGAKISA \ge To pretend not to know a person whom one knows well \xv Go ikgakisa batho \xe to go among people disguised \lx IKGAKOLOLA \ge To remind oneself \lx IKGANTSHA \ge To vaunt or exalt oneself ; to cause oneself to refuse ; to oppose oneself \lx IKGAOGANA \ge To separate oneself ; to separate mutually \lx IKGAOGANTSÈ \mn ikgaoganya \ge Perf. of ikgaoganya \lx IKGAOGANYA \ge To separate oneself from others \lx IKGAOGANYE \mn ikgaogana \ge Perf. of ikgaogana \lx IKGAPA \sy Ikgapha \lx IKGAPELETSA \xv Go ikgapeletsa tihō \xe to do the same thing over and over again \lx IKGAPHA \ge To be temperate ; to restrain oneself \lx IKGARA \ge To coil oneself up, as a snake ; to go in a winding course ; to meander, as a river \lx IKGARAGANYA \ge To coil oneself up, as a dog \lx IKGASAKANYA \ge To make an impatient gesture and drive away \lx IKGATA \ge To sink in water \lx IKGATLHA \ge To please oneself \lx IKGELOLA \ge To wipe perspiration off oneself with a hand \lx IKGERE \mn ikgara \ge Perf. of ikgara \lx IKGÔBA \ge To be personally humble \lx IKGOBALATSA \ge To humble oneself ; to be hopelessly stubborn ; to cast oneself down in stubbornness \lx IKGODISA \ge To exalt oneself \lx IKGOGONA \ge To withdraw oneself ; to shrink back ; to shun ; to avoid ; to shrink away from \lx IKGOGOMOSA \ge To raise oneself up in pride ; to puff oneself up \lx IKGOHA \ge To put away from one, as a dog with a stick, or a person with the hand \lx IKGOKGOLÈLA \ge To labour for ; to toil for ; to gain for oneself by toil \sy Ipapalèla \lx IKGOLETSA \xv Go ikgoletsa lecōgō \xe to lift up one's own arm \lx IKGOLOKA \ge To form oneself into a ball \xv Molelō oa ikgoloka \xe the fire rolls itself along, as of reeds or tall grass burning \lx IKGOLOLA \ge To release oneself ; to unbind oneself \lx IKGOMA \ge To rub oneself with much fat \lx IKGONNE \ge perfect \mn ikgona \lx IKGONYETSA \ge To draw back, as one who was approaching \xv Go ikgonyetsa tlhōgō \xe to show one’s head and draw it back, as a tortoise \lx IKGOPA \ge To cause oneself to stumble ; to be tripped up by something one has put in the way ; to vex oneself \lx IKGŌRA \ge To lick oneself, as a dog its wound \lx IKGORISA \ge To satisfy oneself ; to satiate oneself \lx IKGOSHOLA \ge To leave in a body ; to leave with all the things \lx IKGOTETSA \ge To warm oneself ; to sun oneself \lx IKGOTLHA \ge To rub oneself, as an ox against a chain \lx IKGWELEA \ge To burden oneself \lx IKHÈHA \ge To restrain oneself \lx IKHOHA \ge To feed oneself by putting corn into the mouth with a hand \lx IKHUBÈGA \ge To stoop, or bow oneself down \lx IKHUNA \ge To lie with legs and arms drawn up ; to be visible for a long way, as a straight road, or a railway track \lx IKHUNÈLA \ge To menstruate, Int \lx IKHURUMETSA \ge To cover oneself up \lx IKHUTAGANYA \ge To draw oneself up when sitting or lying \lx IKHUTSA \ge To rest oneself \lx IKHUTSITSE \ge perfect \mn ikhutsa \lx IKHWAKHWAÈLA \ge To cling to with legs or arms, as a child to its mother \lx IKINA \ge To dip oneself \lx IKINAMOLOLA \ge To lift oneself up from a stooping posture \lx IKISA \ge To cause oneself to go \lx IKITLECO \ge See IKETLECO \lx IKITSA \ge To forbid oneself \lx IKITSE \ge To know oneself \lx IKŌBA \ge To bow oneself down ; to do homage ; to look down on one side, as when seeking something \lx IKŌBÈLA \ge To bow oneself down to \lx IKŌKA \ge To wait upon oneself in sickness \lx IKŌKÈLA \xv Ke ea go ikōkèla kwa tshimoñ \xe I am going for my health’s sake to the garden \lx IKOKOBATSA \ge To press lightly upon, as a pen in writing \lx IKOKOBETSA \ge To humble oneself \xv Go ikokobetsa ka sehatlhōgō \xe to bow one’s face to the ground \lx IKOKOMÈLA \ge To stoop to look ; to look down \lx IKŌKŌTLÈLA \ge To lean oneself upon \lx IKOKOTLELETSA \ge To lay up for oneself ; to give oneself to accumulating \lx IKOKOTLETSE \ge perfect \mn ikōkōtlèla \lx IKŌKWAÈLA \sy Ikwakwaèla \lx IKOMOSA \ge To warm oneself \lx IKŌPA \ge To slap oneself \xv Go ikōpa serope \xe to slap oneself on the thigh \lx IKŌPANYA \xv Go ikōpanya naè \xe to join oneself to him \lx IKŌTA \xv Go ikōta mogatla \xe to wag the tail, as a dog; to swish or swing the tail about, as a cat, or tiger \lx IKOTLA \ge To sustain oneself \lx IKOTLÈLA \ge To bring up, or feed for oneself \lx IKŌTLÈLA \ge To kick or struggle, as a dying animal \lx IKOTLILE \ge perfect \mn ikotla \lx IKŌTLŌLOLA \ge To stretch oneself back or out ; to stretch out the arms, as from weariness \lx IKUBUÈLA \xv Go ikubuèla dithole \xe to throw dust on to oneself \lx IKUCWA \ge To go off on the sly ; to steal away \lx IKUDUBATSA \ge To brush or shake something off oneself \xv Go ikudubatsa dithole \xe to shake dust off oneself \lx IKUÈLA \ge To call out to, or for oneself \lx IKUKÈGA \sy Ikatèga \lx IKUKUNA \ge To crawl, or creep stealthily \lx IKUKUNTSHA \ge To do anything stealthily ; to speak with deceit \lx IKUÑWISA \ge To cause oneself to bear fruit \lx IKUÑUSA \sy Ikuñwisa \lx IKUTLA \ge To withdraw oneself ; to lead a solitary life \lx IKUTLWA \ge To hear or feel oneself \xv Go ikutlwa Keresete \xe to hear Christ \lx IKUTLWÈLA \ge To hear for oneself \lx IKWAKWAÈLA \ge To brace oneself up ; to bind oneself round ; to gird oneself ; to put an outer garment round the body ; to receive anything into the corner of a kaross, and press it against the side \lx IKWATLHAEA \ge To repent ; to be sorry ; to chastise oneself \lx IKWATLHAÈLA \ge To be sorry for ; to regret \lx ILA \ge To hate ; to abhor ; to abominate ; to feel a repugnance to ; to regard with superstitious fear or dread \lx ILANA \ge To hate each other \lx ILE \ge perfect \mn ea \lx ILÈGA \ge To become repugnant to ; to be hateful ; to be hated \lx ILÈLA \ge To keep sacred certain days, as after rain or the death of a relative, by abstaining from work \xv Go ilèla kgwedi \xe to keep sacred the day after the appearance of a new moon \xv Ilèla loñōia \xe to keep sacred the day after rain has fallen \lx ILETSA \ge To turn back, actively ; to hinder from proceeding ; to frustrate \xv Go iletsa rure \xe to forbid altogether, or positively \et From itsa \lx ILWA \ge passive \mn ila \lx IMA \ge Thick \lx IMAHADIWA \ge passive \mn imahatsa \lx IMAHALA \ge To become thick \lx IMAHATSA \ge To make thick \lx IMECWE \ge perfect \mn imèlwa \xv Ke imecwe ke borōkō \xe I am overcome by sleep \lx IMÈLA \ge To burden ; to cumber ; to overburden ; to overcome \lx IMÈLWA \ge passive \mn imèla \lx IMENEKA \ge To wriggle, as an injured snake ; to turn and twist, as a road, stick, speech, etc \lx IMENEKANYA \sy Imeneka \lx IMENOGANYA \ge To be changeable ; to be capricious \lx IMENOLA \ge To turn oneself back \lx IMOLA \sy Imolola \lx IMOLOLA \ge To unburden ; to relieve from a burden \lx INA \ge To dip ; to dip in \lx INAMA \ge To bow down, bending the back ; to stoop ; to stoop down \lx INAMALATSA \ge To stretch oneself on the ground \lx INAMETSA \xv Go inametsa pelo \xe to give oneself courage ; to encourage oneself \lx INAMOLOGA \ge To raise oneself from a stooping posture \lx INANOLA \ge To raise oneself up, as in sickness, or when about to leap ; to go without being sent, or without authority \lx INATETSHA \ge To please oneself \lx INÈÈLA \ge To give oneself for, or to \et From naea \lx INÈÈLÈLA \xv Go inèèlèla mo koloiñ \xe to give oneself to go with a waggon \lx INÈGA \xv Go inèga tlhōgō \xe to bow the head \xv Go inèga tsèbè \xe to incline the ear ; to listen \lx INÈLA \ge To put, or dip into water ; to soak for, or dip for \et from ina. See also inèèla \lx INENEKETSA \ge To take it easy ; to rest a bit \lx INKA \ge Ink \et (hybrid) \lx INKGAKISA \xv Oa inkgakisa \xe he refuses to recognise me; he feigns to have forgotten me \et From gaka \lx INOGA \ge To be taken out of water \lx INOLA \ge To take out, as a thing under water \lx INÔLAHATSĀ \sy InŅlŅhatsa \lx INŅLŅHATSA \ge To make oneself humble ; to humble oneself \lx INOSA \ge To give oneself to drink \lx INTATOLA \ge To deny oneself \lx INTSHA \ge To take oneself out \lx INTSIHALA \ge See NTSIHALA \lx INYACŀ \ge A despising of oneself \lx INYATSA \ge To despise oneself \lx INYELETSA \ge To dive ; to swim under water \lx IÑALA \ge To journey far ; to delay, or tarry a long time \lx IÑANTLA \ge To tie one’s girdle fast \lx IÑAPOROLA \ge To unfasten oneself, as from a thorn \lx IÑODISA \ge To humble oneself ; to fawn ; to act the part of a sycophant ; to make oneself miserable \lx IÑOTLA \ge To make oneself small ; to humble oneself \lx IÑOTLILE \mn iñōtla \ge perfect \lx IÑWAEA \ge To scratch oneself ; to rub oneself, as a horse against a tree \lx IPAAKANTSÈ \mn ipaakanya \ge perfect \lx IPAAKANYA \ge To make oneself ready \lx IPAANYA \sy Ipaakanya \lx IPAEA \ge To feign to be ; to pretend to be ; to put, or place oneself \xv O la a ipaea bogale \xe he pretended to be angry \lx IPAPALÈLA \ge To earn or gain for oneself ; to get gain for oneself \lx IPAPATHA \ge To pass near, as to a hill or river \xv Ba tla ipapatha le noka \xe they will pass along close to, or alongside of the river \lx IPATA \sn 1 \ge To make excuse ; to excuse oneself \sn 2 \ge To strike oneself \et From bata \lx IPATLÈLA \ge To seek for oneself \lx IPEELETSA \ge To place something on one’s shoulder, as a cushion under a burden \lx IPEEÑ \ge Place, or take upon yourselves \lx IPÈGA \ge To be proud, and despise others \lx IPEISA \ge To place, or set on one side for oneself \xv Go ipeisa go ya \xe to put aside eating \lx IPELA \ge To rejoice ; to be glad \lx IPELAHACŀ \ge A glorifying of oneself \lx IPELAHATSA \ge To glorify oneself \lx IPELÈLA \ge To rejoice for, or be glad of, as children welcoming a returning parent \lx IPELEPETLA \ge To be very troublesome ; to behave very unreasonably \sy O bobeto \lx IPELESA \ge To burden oneself \lx IPEOLA \ge To shave oneself ; to cut one’s beard \xv O la a ipeola tlhōǵō \xe he shaved his head \lx IPEOTSE \mn ipeola \ge perfect \lx IPETA \ge To hang oneself ; to kill oneself by hanging \lx IPETLEKA \ge To sit with legs stretched apart \lx IPHAKA \ge To praise, or commend oneself \lx IPHALA \ge To scrape oneself \xv Iphala ditlhoñ \xe to become shameless \xv O iphadile ditlhoñ \xe he is shameless \lx IPHANTLISA \ge To cause oneself to be spread abroad over a wide space \lx IPHAPA \ge To bind, or wrap oneself round \xv Go iphapa sehuba \xe to wrap oneself round the chest \lx IPHAPAANYA \ge To forbear ; to bear patiently \xv Go iphapaanya le \xe to bear patiently with; to keep at a distance from and avoid \lx IPHAPHA \ge To stand, or place oneself side by side with another ; to stand in a row, as soldiers or runners ; to be in a row, as fingers \xv Go iphapha mo bathuñ \xe to separate oneself from people \lx IPHARA \ge To sit with folded legs ; to lie across each other, as folded legs, rocks, etc. ; to branch out, as corn stalks ; to stay, and not return, when sent with a message \lx IPHATLOLA \xv Go iphatlola tlhōgō \xe to trouble oneself, or one's mind by much speaking \lx IPHEMÈLA \ge To defend oneself \lx IPHÈRA \ge To sit with bent legs \lx IPHÈTLHA \ge To covet ; to desire to have ; to desire to provoke a quarrel \xv O la a iphètlha ka bōna \xe he desired to provoke a quarrel by means of them \xv O la a iphètlha ka dilō tsa bōna \xe he coveted their things \lx IPHETOLA \ge To change oneself ; to prepare to be \lx IPHIMOLA \ge To wipe off oneself \xv Go iphimola dikeledi \xe to wipe off one's own tears \lx IPHITLHA \ge To hide oneself \lx IPHITLHÈLA \ge To hide oneself from \lx IPHOKAPHOKISA \ge To go out into the fresh air, as a sick man \lx IPHOKISA \xv Go iphokisa phehō \xe to cool oneself in a wind when in a perspiration \lx IPHORA \ge To deceive oneself \lx IPHŌRA \ge To dress one's hair \lx IPHŌRŌLA \ge To smear, or wash one's hands or face with milk, so as to remove dirt \lx IPHOTLHA \ge To smear one's face with fat, so as to make it shine \lx IPHUMISETSA \sy Ithelesetsa \lx IPHUTHÈLA \ge To gather to, or for oneself \lx IPIDIKANYA \ge To roll, or turn oneself over ; to roll over and over, as a horse \lx IPIPA \ge To cover oneself ; to hide one's nakedness \xv Go ipipa matlhō \xe to cover one's eyes \lx IPIPOLOLA \ge To uncover oneself \lx IPITLA \ge To rub one's eye \lx IPOBOLA \ge To confess ; to acknowledge \lx IPODISA \ge To corrupt oneself \lx IPŌHA \ge To bind oneself up ; to menstruate \lx IPŌHÈLA \ge To bind oneself up for ; to bind for oneself \lx IPOKA \ge To fan oneself ; to fan off flies by swishing the tail about \xv Ipoka dintsi \xe to flap flies off oneself \lx IPOKALATSA \ge To assume a sleepy aspect, or posture \lx IPOLAISA \xv Go ipolaisa tlala \xe to kill oneself with hunger \lx IPOLÈLA \ge To tell of oneself ; to acknowledge ; to confess \lx IPŌNA \ge To see oneself \lx IPŌNATSA \ge To make oneself visible ; to show oneself ; to reveal oneself ; to appear \lx IPONTSHA \ge To make oneself visible to ; to show oneself to \xv Go ipontsha kgosi \xe to show oneself to the chief \lx IPOPA \ge To form oneself \lx IPOPAGANYA \ge To gather oneself up into a small compass \lx IPOPÈGISA \ge To conform oneself \lx IPOPOTHA \ge To shake something off one's hand \lx IPOSA \ge See IPUSA \lx IPOSETSA \ge See IPUSETSA \lx IPŌTLA \ge To doze ; to keep quite still, as if asleep \lx IPOTLILE \mn ipōtla \ge Perf. of ipōtla \lx IPUDULATSA \xv Go ipudulatsa matlhō \xe to shut one's eyes \lx IPUDULOSA \ge To swell oneself out ; to puff oneself up \lx IPUSA \ge To turn oneself back \lx IPUSETSA \ge To turn oneself back to \lx IPUSHOLOSETSA \ge To avenge oneself \lx IRI \ge Go iri yañ?=Go diha yañ \lx ISA \ge To cause to go ; to take \lx ISAGŌ \ge Next year \lx ISEDIWA \mn isetsa \ge Pass. of isetsa \lx ISETSA \ge To cause to go to ; to take to ; to treat a female indecently \lx ISITSE \mn isa \ge Perf. of isa \lx ISIWA \mn isa \ge Pass. of isa \lx ITACWA \ge To lick oneself \lx ITAKAILA \ge To lick oneself \lx ITALETSA \sy Ithapametsa \xv O la a italetsa mahoko \xe he meddled in a matter that did not concern him, or that he knew nothing about \lx ITAMATSA \ge To accustom oneself \lx ITAPOLOSA \ge To rest oneself ; to cause oneself to rest \lx ITATA \ge To confess ; to relate \lx ITATÈLÈLA \xv Go itatèlèla kwa moragō \xe to go back on one's own spoor, as when looking for something lost in a path \lx ITATLHA \ge To cast oneself away \lx ITATOHOLOLA \ge To justify oneself \lx ITATOLA \ge To deny a fault, etc., of, or about oneself ; to deny, or refuse to acknowledge \xv O la a itatola dilō tse \xe he denied that he was guilty of these things \lx ITATSA \ge To lay oneself down \lx ITEBA \ge To look upon oneself ; to look to oneself \lx ITEBALEBÈLA \sy Itebatebèla \lx ITEBATEBA \ge To look upon oneself ; to search on oneself for something ; to take care of oneself ; to separate oneself \lx ITEBATEBÈLA \ge To be careful of anything ; to seek out, or separate, or choose for oneself \lx ITEKA \ge To try oneself \lx ITEKANÈLA \ge To be self-sufficient ; to be perfect \lx ITEKANYA LE \ge To make oneself equal with ; to compare oneself with \lx ITELÈGA \ge To lay oneself down \lx ITÈMA \ge To be accustomed to ; to be given to do \lx ITEMOGA \ge To perceive of oneself \lx ITEMOLOLA \ge To separate oneself ; to keep oneself aloof from \lx ITERE \ge To bring oneself \lx ITERETSE \ge To bring for, or upon oneself \lx ITESA \ge To allow oneself \lx ITESELETSA \ge To allow oneself \lx ITETLÈLA \ge To reconcile for, or to oneself \lx ITHABUETSA \ge To plunge into water ; to dive \lx ITHAEA \ge To say to oneself. Perf. itheile \lx ITHAKATLÈLA \ge To cry aloud ; to roar, as a large fire \lx ITHALA \ge To draw a line, or make a mark across oneself \xv Ithala momeco \xe to draw a line across one's throat \lx ITHALÈGA \ge To menstruate for the first time \lx ITHAMAKA \ge To be vain ; to make vain ; to talk much and with no regard to truth \lx ITHAMAKISA \ge To ask very many questions \lx ITHAPAMETSA \ge To concern oneself with other people's business ; to take part in a conversation which does not concern one ; to act as a busybody \lx ITHAPOLOLETSA \ge To unwrap for oneself \lx ITHATA \ge To love oneself \lx ITHATHATHA \ge To babble ; to chatter ; to talk much \lx ITHATHÈLÈLA \sy Ichōphèlèla \lx ITHAUPA \ge To tell news, etc., without being first questioned \lx ITHEILE \mn ithaea \ge Perf. of ithaea \lx ITHÈKÈLA \ge To buy for oneself \lx ITHELESETSA \ge To supply oneself with food \lx ITHEROLOLA \ge To forsake, or turn from former customs, or habits \lx ITHETOLOLA \ge To turn oneself round ; to look back \lx ITHIBA \ge To restrain oneself \xv Go ithiba mo diyoñ \xe to fast \xv Ba le ba ithiba ditsèbè \xe they stopped their ears \lx ITHIBŌ \ge Self-restraint \lx ITHOBUETSA \sy Ithabuetsa \lx ITHOGA \ge To curse oneself \lx ITHOKOTSA \ge To tell the news before being asked to do so ; to speak before being spoken to \lx ITHOLA \mn rola \ge Reflec. of rola \lx ITHOLODISA \mn tholodisa \ge Reflec. of tholodisa \lx ITHOMA \ge To have a motion ; to make water. Used of grown-up people \lx ITHONKGA \ge To hurt oneself in the estimation of others by one's own conduct \lx ITHONKGÈLA \xv Go ithonkgèla dinthō \xe to lick its sores, as a dog \lx ITHUHULA \ge To turn, or jerk away one's head, or face ; to turn away quickly ; to jerk oneself out of the grasp of another \lx ITHUKHUTHA \ge To shake oneself, as an animal \lx ITHULÈLA \ge To do smith work for oneself \lx ITHULÈLÈLA \ge To thatch for oneself \lx ITHUTA \ge To teach oneself ; to learn \lx ITHWADISA \ge To cause to conceive. Always used in connection with evil \lx ITHWALA \ge To conceive ; to become pregnant. Not used of animals \xv Go ithwala megono \xe to put the hands at the back of the head as a token of sorrow \lx ITHWALÈLA \mn rwala \ge To bear for oneself. From rwala \lx ITHWALÔ \ge The act of conceiving \lx ITHWALWA \mn ithwala \ge Pass. of ithwala \lx ITHWELE \mn ithwala \ge Perf. of ithwala \lx ITIBOLA \mn dibola \ge Reflec. of dibola. To bring forth a first-born child \xv O la a itibola ka èna \xe he was her first-born \lx ITIDISA \ge To hold oneself back, or shrink back, so as to avoid something \lx ITIGÈLA \ge To cast oneself down \lx ITIHA \ge To make oneself \lx ITIHÈLA \ge To serve oneself \lx ITIKETSA \sy Icoketsa \lx ITIMA \ge To deny oneself \lx ITIMETSA \ge To see, but take no notice of \xv Ke le ka ba itimetsa \xe I saw them, but took no notice of them \lx ITIMISETSA \ge To earn \lx ITIMOKANYA \ge To dissemble ; to stop short of telling the whole truth \lx ITISA \ge To take care of oneself ; to take heed ; to take care ; to have a friendly conversation or chat \lx ITISISA \ge To deprive oneself of, as by refusing to buy something that is afterwards bought by another \lx ITISIWA \mn itisa \ge Pass. of itisa. To be taken care of, or watched, or guarded against \lx ITITAEA \ge To strike oneself ; to pat oneself \xv Ititaea sehuba \xe to pat oneself on the breast \lx ITITÈÔ \ge A patting, or striking of oneself \lx ITLADIKA \ge To dirty oneself with milk, fat, etc \lx ITLAMA \ge To gird oneself \lx ITLEA \ge To be lazy in doing anything \lx ITLEÑWE \sy itlepe \lx ITLEPE \ge Wait a bit ; pause for a while. Sing. and pl \lx ITLHABETSA \ge To lean upon a staff, either with hand, or stomach, or side \lx ITLHACWA \ge To wash oneself ; to attempt to vindicate oneself by lies \lx ITLHAGANEDISA \ge To cause to hasten \lx ITLHAGANÈLA \ge To hasten ; to make haste \lx ITLHAPA \ge To wash oneself \lx ITLHAPEDISA \ge To live in luxury ; to be luxurious ; to make oneself merry \lx ITLHÔA \ge To hate oneself ; to be reckless ; to be careless of life \lx ITLHODIA \ge To trouble oneself \lx ITLHOMA \ge To think ; to purpose to do ; to propose to do ; to reckon upon doing \lx ITLHŌMA \ge To set oneself to do, with a fixed purpose ; to resolve ; to determine \lx ITLHOMANE \xv Ke itlhomane go ntse yalo \xe I think it is so \lx ITLHŌMISA \ge Caus. of itlhōma \lx ITLHOMOLA \ge To pull oneself out ; to take a thorn out of oneself \lx ITLHONTSHA \xv Go itlhontsha sehatlhōgō \xe to make oneself of a sad countenance \lx ITLHŌPHA \ge To select for oneself \lx ITLHOTLHORA \ge To brush, shake, or cast something off oneself \lx ITLHWAEA \ge To be on the watch at night ; to rise early in the morning, and do what one purposed to do ; to return a present, being offended with the giver \lx ITLHWE \ge A song of returning warriors \lx ITLŌBA \ge To cast its skin, as a snake \lx ITLOTLA \ge To honour oneself \lx ITLOTSA \ge To anoint oneself \lx ITLWAETSA \ge To accustom oneself to ; to exercise oneself \lx ITŌBA \ge To deny an accusation ; to keep one's thoughts secret \xv Eo o itōbañ \xe he who keeps himself secret \lx ITOGA \ge To curse oneself \lx ITOGETSA \ge To drop in oil, or medicine for oneself \lx ITŌKA \ge To complain ; to complain of \lx ITOKÈLA \ge To complain to \lx ITOKOTSA \ge To sweeten one's mouth ; to correct a too abundant flow of saliva \lx ITOMA \ge To bite oneself \lx ITOMOLOGANYA \ge To separate oneself from for a time \lx ITOMOLOLA \ge To separate oneself \lx ITOMOLOTSA \ge To separate oneself \lx ITŌPA \ge To ask a favour for oneself \xv Kea itōpa go ea \xe I ask to go \lx ITSA \ge To refuse ; to forbid. Perf. iditse ; Pass. idiwa \lx ITSADISETSA \ge To reserve for oneself ; to gain for oneself \lx ITSAMAÈLA \ge To go away for oneself ; to go on one's way \lx ITSAMETSA \ge To lie with the head resting on arm or hand \lx ITSANKULA \ge To be excited, or violent \lx ITSANYA \ge To know each other \lx ITSE \ge To know. Perf. itsile \lx ITSÈÈLA \ge To take to or for oneself \lx ITSEGE \ge To become known \lx ITSEHALA \ge To become known \lx ITSEISA \xv Go itseisa kgañ \xe to debate in one's own mind \lx ILSEKELETSA \ge To shave, or cut off a strip from the lower part of one's own head all round \lx ITSEKOLA \ge Reflec. of sekola \lx ITSEMELETSA \ge To be negligent ; to be slow, or loth to do anything ; to shrink, or abstain from doing ; to shirk \xv Ba go itsemeletsa \xe they shrink from doing it \lx ITSETLAGANYA \ge Reflec. of setlaganya \lx ITSETSE \xv Go itsetse rure \xe to know assuredly ; to know once for all \lx ITSETSEPÈLA \ge To stand firm ; to set oneself to stand firm ; to stand firm and pull, as in holding a wild ox with a rhiem \lx ITSHADISA \ge To leave for oneself \lx ITSHASA \ge To smear oneself \lx ITSHEDILA \ge To rub oneself with fat ; to stretch out the arms from weariness \lx ITSHEGAKA \ge To cut oneself very much \lx ITSHÈKA \ge To become pure, or clear, or clean \lx ITSHEKA \xv Go itsheka segano \xe to shade the eyes with a hand so as to see distant objects better \lx ITSHEKELETSA \ge To shave off the hair from the lower part of one's own head \lx ITSHEKILE \sn 1 \mn itshèka \ge Perf. of itshèka \xv O itshekile dikeledi \xe he has shed tears \sn 2 \ge From sèka \xv Lehatshe le itshekile ntsana \xe the country is peaceable and safe \lx ITSHEKISA \mn itshèka \ge Caus. of itshèka \lx ITSHÈKŌ \ge A cleansing ; a purifying \lx ITSHEKOLOGA \ge To become unclean \lx ITSHEKOLOGŌ \ge Uncleanness ; pollution \xv Mōea oa itshekologō \xe an unclean spirit \lx ITSHEKOLOLA \ge To pollute ; to make unclean \lx ITSHEMA \ge To appear of itself, and without a known cause, as a boil, etc. ; to cry without cause, as a naughty child ; to pretend, or feign, Int \lx ITSHEMELÈLA \ge To make ready ; to prepare things for starting ; to gather up one's garments, as in crossing a stream ; to put on a sword, etc \lx ITSHEMILE \mn itshema \ge Perf. of itshema \lx ITSHENKÈLA \ge To choose for oneself \lx ITSHENKETSE \mn itshenkèla \ge Perf. of itshenkèla \lx ITSHÈPA \ge To become pure, or clear, or clean \lx ITSHEPISA \ge To make pure, or clear, or clean \lx ITSHEPOLOLA \ge To defile ; to profane \lx ITSHIRA \ge To shade oneself \lx ITSHIRETSA \ge To shade oneself from \lx ITSHITISA \ge To cause oneself to become cold \et From sita \lx ITSIBA \xv Go itsiba ditsèbè \xe to disregard warnings; to venture into danger though warned \lx ITSIÈLA \ge To reserve for oneself \lx ITSIETSA \ge To deceive oneself \lx ITSILE \mn itse \ge Perf. of itse \lx ITSISE \ge To cause to know \lx ITSISICWE \mn itse \ge Perf. pass. of itse \lx ITSISIWE \xv Go itsisiwe ke \xe to be caused to know by \lx ITSIWE \mn itse \ge Pass. of itse \lx ITUKULA \ge To pick one's teeth \lx ITULE \mn icwa \ge Perf. of icwa \lx ITULÈLA \ge To sit down for oneself, as a lazy person when work is being done, or as people in a time of peace \lx ITUMEDISA \ge To cause to rejoice \lx ITUMÈLA \ge To rejoice \lx ITUMÈLÈLA \ge To rejoice for, or over ; to be thankful for ; to thank another for \lx ITUMELETSE \mn itumèlèla \ge Perf. of itumèlèla \lx ITUMISA \ge To make oneself a name \lx ITUMISHŌ \ge Self-glorification \lx ITUMOLOGA \ge To cease to rejoice ; to be sorry \lx ITWÈLA \ge To fight one's own battles ; to defend oneself \et From lwa \lx IWA \mn ea \ge Pass. of ea \lx IYA \ge To eat oneself ; an exclamation ; why! what \lx IYALA \ge To sow oneself \lx IYESA \ge To feed oneself \lx KA \ge At ; with ; as ; when ; by means of ; to be able ; can \lx KABA \ge To plug up ; to stop a hole ; to carry on the back behind the neck ; to carry across the shoulders ; a fan made of a fox's tail or an ox's tail ; the flower on a mealie stalk or grass \lx KABAKANA \xv Go kabakana ka moshwañ \xe to make a treaty by throwing at, or rubbing each other with the contents of a slaughtered animal's stomach \lx KABAKANYA \ge To conjecture ; to be suspicious \lx KABAKANYŌ \ge Conjecturing ; suspicion \lx KABAKAYEWE \ge A kind of small ground bird \lx KABALA \ge To become closed up, or plugged up \lx KABALANŌ \ge Fellowship \lx KABAMA \ge To go by a short route ; to make a short cut across the country \lx KABAMÈLA \xv Go kabamèla tsela \xe to make a short cut across, and enter the path again \lx KABEDIWA \mn kabetsa \ge Pass. of kabetsa \lx KABÈGA \mn kaba \ge To become closed up ; to become placed across the shoulders. From kaba \lx KABÈLA \ge To dibble in grain when sowing \lx KABÈLŌ \ge A portion ; a part \lx KABETLA \ge A fragment of a broken thing \lx KABETLANA \ge A small piece of a broken thing \lx KABETSA \ge To milk a second time ; to drain a cow after its calf has sucked ; to milk out the last drop \lx KABETSE \mn kabala \ge Perf. of kabala \xv Ba kabetse ditsèbè \xe their ears are stopped, they are dull of hearing \lx KABISA \mn kaba \ge Caus. of kaba \lx KABO or KA BO \xv Ke kabo ke dihile yalo \xe had I done so \xv nkabo ke utlwile \xe had I heard \lx KABŌ \mn aba \ge A part ; a portion. From aba \lx KABOCWÈ \mn kabola \ge Perf. pass. of kabola \lx KABOGA \ge To fall out, or off, as a piece of a broken pitcher ; to become notched, as a dish or knife \lx KABOLA \ge To break off a piece, as a mason a stone \lx KABOLOGA \ge To be open ; to be uncorked ; to be opened \lx KABOLOLA \ge To open ; to uncork ; to unplug \lx KA BONAKŌ \ge Quickly ; swiftly \lx KA BONŌLŌ \ge Softly ; gently \lx KA BONYA \ge Slowly \lx KA BOMO \ge Purposely ; on purpose \lx KACŌ \ge Alms. Pl. dikacō \lx KACOLOLA \ge To stretch out a piece of wet skin \lx KADILE \xv Lehatshe le kadile \xe the country is impassable \lx KAE \sn 1 \ge Where ; whither \xv O kae \xe where is he \sn 2 \ge how many \xv Batho ba kae \xe how many people are there \lx KAEA \ge To describe ; to point out ; to distinguish ; to mention ; to count as ; to regard as ; to esteem as ; to know as ; to mean ; to aim with a gun \xv Ba mo kaea ha e le kgosi \xe they regarded him, or counted him as a chief \sy katloa \lx KAECWE \mn kaèla \ge Perf. pass. of kaèla \xv O la a kaecwe \xe he was instructed \lx KAÈGA \mn kaea \ge To become known as, etc. From kaea \lx KAÈLA \ge To instruct ; to guide ; to direct ; to show ; to instruct in regard to ; to direct in ; to aim at with a gun \lx KAÈLÈLA \ge To talk without effect ; to purpose doing, but be unable to perform ; to commend without good cause: to speak of a person better than he deserves \lx KAÈLŌ \ge Guidance ; counsel \lx KAETSE \mn kaèla \ge Perf. of kaèla \lx KAGA \ge Of ; concerning ; about \lx KA GALÈ \ge Always \lx KA GANTSI \ge Frequently ; often \lx KAGÈLÈLŌ \ge Edification \lx KAGISHŌ \ge Peace \lx KAGŌ \ge A building \lx KA GO DIHA \ge By doing \lx KA GOPÈ \ge Never at all \xv Eseñ ka gopè \xe not at all \lx KAHA \ge According to ; how. Followed by verbs ending in ñ \xv Kaha ba dihañ ka gōna \xe how they act \xv Kaha ba yeleñ ka gōna \xe how they have eaten \lx KAIDISA \mn kaila \ge Caus. of kaila \lx KAILA \ge To be hemmed in ; to be unable to find a path \xv O la a kaila hèla mo tseleñ \xe he was unable to find a path; he wandered about hopelessly \lx KAILE \mn kaea \ge Perf. of kaea \lx KAITSANE \ge Surely ; verily ; of a truth \lx KAIWA \mn kaea \ge Pass. of kaea \lx KAKA \ge To be engrossed, or hindered, or overcome by work ; to be without leisure \xv Go kaka lekoto \xe to stretch out a leg sideways; to overcome a female for an evil purpose \lx KAKABALA \ge To lie with arms and legs stretched out \lx KAKABALÔ \ge Doubt ; perplexity ; bewilderment ; distraction \lx KAKABOLOGA \ge To become rent asunder \lx KAKABOLOLA \ge To rend asunder ; to make to part asunder, as water ; to bend back so as to open, as a book \lx KAKABOLOSA \sy Kakabolola \lx KAKAHALA \ge To become stubborn, or obstinate \lx KAKGAAKGÈGÔ \ge Doubtfulness ; instability \lx KAKAMALA \ge To pause in speech through failure of memory \lx KAKAMARA \ge To support in the arms ; to lift up, carry, or hold a thing in the arms or between both hands \lx KAKAMERE \mn kakamara \ge Perf. of kakamara \lx KAKAMOLOGA \ge To become rent, or split asunder ; to stand aloof from \lx KAKAMOLOLA \ge To pull on one side, as a badly trained ox \lx KAKANYA \ge To tell news ; to relate ; to inform ; to declare \lx KAKANYETSA \ge To relate to \lx KAKANYÔ \sn 1 \ge A reasoning. From akanya \sn 2 \ge a relating. From kakanya \lx KAKAÑWA \mn kakanya \ge Pass. of kakanya \lx KAKAPA \ge At the present time \lx KAKARA \ge To take much, or more than one has permission to take \lx KAKATLÈLA \ge To hold very fast \lx KAKATLOLOLA \ge To raise up ; to help a person to rise ; to take hold of in order to lift up \lx KAKE \sn 1 \ge Neg. form of cannot \sn 2 \ge A ringhalls snake \lx KAKÈGA \ge To become overcome, or held by, or hindered by work ; to be very busy \lx KAKÈLÔ \ge Obedience \lx KAKEOLOGA \ge Disobedience. A word found only in books \lx KAKILE \mn kaka \ge Perf. of kaka \xv Tihō e e mo kakile \xe this work takes up all his time \lx KAKILWE \mn kaka \ge Perf. pass. of kaka \xv Ke kakilwe ke tihō \xe I am engrossed by the work; I am very busy \lx KAKISA \mn kaka \ge Caus. of kaka \lx KAKÔ \ge A lie \lx KAKOBA \ge To keep at a distance through fear ; to fear to approach ; to turn aside through fear \lx KAKOHÔ \ge Haste. A word found only in books \lx KAKOLOGA \ge To avoid ; to pass at a distance ; to keep at a distance from \lx KALA \sn 1 \ge A confidential servant \sn 2 \ge a branch of a tree \sn 3 \ge to hover over, as a hawk \lx KALABUA \ge A seed pod of a thorn tree \lx KALAHI \ge A doctoring \lx KALAHÔ \ge A doctoring \lx KALAKATLÈGA \ge To run about hither and thither ; to seek a thing here and there at a distance \lx KALAMETSA \ge To drink quickly ; to swallow a liquid quickly \lx KALANA \ge A little branch \lx KALANYANA \ge A twig \lx KALAOTÈGA \ge To go about alone, either from preference or through wandering \lx KALAPA \ge To skip, or jump with joy \lx KALÈGA \ge To be tired of looking. Used of the eyes \xv Ke kalegile matlhō \xe I am blind \lx KALÈLA \ge To look upon \xv Ba mo kalèla matlhō \xe they look earnestly on him \xv Lehatshe le tla mo kalèla \xe he will be unable to find his way. Used also when any hindrance is met with \lx KALÈLWA \xv Ke kalèlwa ke lehatshe \xe I am at a loss which way to take \lx KALO \sn 1 \ge So great ; so much \xv Go kalo \xe thus much; so much \xv Mahumō a a kalo \xe so great riches \xv Go le kalo \xe so much \xv E e kalo kalo \xe that which is so great \sn 2 \ge A milk horn, Int \lx KAM \ge A comb \et (hybrid) \lx KAMA \sn 1 \ge To perplex ; to hinder from making a choice. Pass. kañwa \sn 2 \ge A conical piece of clay with hollowed ends, made to play with by throwing it into water with a noise like ta \xv Go kama moriri \xe to comb the hair \et (hybrid) \xv Lo tantsè yaka kama \xe you have hit the mark, or spoken truly \lx KAMAGANYO \ge Noun from amaganya \lx KAMAKAMA \ge To fill one's arms full of things ; to have one's arms full ; to hug \lx KAMAKAMILE \mn kamakama \ge perfect \lx KAMÈGA \ge To be at a loss what to do ; to be perplexed \lx KA MMANETE \ge verily ; truly ; of a truth \lx KAMOGANŌ \ge Noun from amogana \lx KAMOGÈLÒ \ge A receiving. From amogèla \lx KAMORE \ge A chamber ; a room \et (hybrid) \lx KA MOSHŌ \ge To-morrow ; in the morning \lx KAMPA \ge To embrace with the arms ; to spread the arms around \lx KAMPETSA \ge To drink quickly ; to swallow a liquid quickly \lx KAMUGA \ge To swell \lx KANA \sn 1 \ge To seal ; to cement ; to stop holes with cement. Pass. kanwa. Perf. kanne \sn 2 \ge So large, the size being shown ; what! perhaps \xv Bontsi yo bo kanañ ka dinaledi \xe a multitude as numerous as the stars \xv Kana go dihile yañ \xe Oh! what has happened \xv O kana ka èna \xe he is about his size; he is like him \lx KANAKANA \ge So very much ; so very great \lx KANAMA \ge To lie on one's back \xv Go kanama ka motlhana \xe to lie on one's back \lx KANAMŌ \ge A spreading \lx KANAMOLOGA \ge To rise from lying on one's back ; to fail in keeping one's word \lx KANANYŌ \ge Noun from ananya \lx KANÈGŌ \ge Noun from anèga \lx KANKABETSA \ge To lay hold of a thing and lift it between both hands with fingers stretched out \lx KANNE \mn kana \ge perfect \lx KANNWE \mn kana \ge perfect passive \lx KANŌ \ge Cement ; stopping for a hole \lx KANOLOLA \ge To unstop ; to unseal \lx KANTSÈ \mn kanya \ge perfect \xv E kantsè \xe it no longer leaks \lx KANTSÈGA \ge To die suddenly without previous illness \lx KANYA \ge To beat, or strike with one hard blow ; to kill with one stroke ; to overcome with one word ; to become tight, as a barrel put into water \xv Go kanya puō \xe to restrain speech \lx KANWA \mn kana \ge passive \lx KAÑ \sy Ka eñ \ge By what \lx KAÑWA \mn kama \ge passive \lx KAO \ge A rhiem used for fastening an animal's legs \lx KAOA \ge To fasten an animal's legs, as in milking \lx KAOLOGA \ge To separate, as a crowd, etc. ; to become broken up, as clouds ; to become unfastened, as an animal's legs when tied \lx KA OMO \ge Purposely ; on purpose \lx KAOWA \ge See KAOA \lx KAPA \ge To catch in the hand a thing thrown \lx KAPÈO \ge Cookery \lx KAPETLA \sy Kabetla \ge A fragment of a broken thing \lx KAPETLANA \ge A small piece ; a thin slice, or cake \lx KAPETSA \ge To drink by throwing water into the mouth \lx KAPÔKWE \ge Snow ; sleet \et (hybrid) \lx KARA \ge A carriage ; a gig \et (hybrid) \lx KARABŌ \ge An answer \lx KARAGANA \ge To make a clacking noise, as the hoofs of animals when running \lx KARALALA \ge To be in a fit with limbs stiff \lx KARALALÔ \ge A fit with limbs stiff ; epilepsy \lx KARETLA \ge To roar ; to growl ; to make a rumbling noise \lx KAROLÔ \ge An open, gaping wound. From Arola \lx KA ROSI \ge We alone \lx KASE \ge Cheese \et (hybrid) \lx KATA \ge To kill vermin against the head with thumb nail ; to tramp, or tramp down, as loose soil ; to become broken in, or trained \xv Ga e e se e kate \xe it is not yet broken in, it is not yet trained \xv Go kata ka moragō \xe to step backwards \lx KATAKA \ge To tramp much ; to trample on ; to tread down under foot \lx KATAKALANA \ge To tread or trample on each other \lx KATAKÈLA \ge To trample on, as a crowd a person on the ground \lx KATAKILE \mn kataka \ge perfect \lx KATAMÈLÔ \ge An approaching ; an approach \lx KATE \ge A wild water-melon \lx KATEGÈLA \ge To become filled up, as a well with mud \lx KATÈLA \ge To fill up a pool or hollow with earth ; to tread down, or tramp down, as cattle a furrow \xv Ke tla se katèla ka mbu \xe I will throw earth on it, and thus press it down \lx KATÈLWA \mn katèla \ge passive \lx KATESETSA \ge To fill up a pool, etc., with earth. Used of cattle \lx KA THANOLÔ \ge With truth ; with preciseness ; plainly \lx KATHELÈLÔ \ge Ambiguously ; in a roundabout manner ; not plainly \lx KATI \ge A sleeping place, or hollow of wild animals \lx KATILE \mn kata \ge perfect \xv E katile \xe it is broken in; it is trained \lx KATISA \ge To train, or break in ; to humble ; to abase \lx KATISÈGA \ge To be broken in \lx KATLA \ge To stretch a skin, etc., so as to widen it ; to stretch a thing out sideways \lx KATLABALÔ \ge Breadth \lx KATLANÔ \ge A kissing \lx KATLHAMÔ \ge Width \lx KATLHAMOLOSHÔ \ge Noun from atlhamolosa \lx KATLHOLÔ \ge A decision ; a judgment \lx KATLÔ \ge A kiss \lx KATLOA \ge To tie a cow's legs together \lx KATLOKU \xv Go botsa katloku \xe to cross-examine \xv Go bua katloku \xe to cross-examine \lx KATLOLOLA \ge To untie a cow's legs \lx KATOA \sy Katloa \lx KATOGA \ge To move back ; to retire to a distance \lx KATOGANA \ge To move to a distance from each other \lx KATOGANYA \xv O tla katoganya nabō \xe he will separate himself from them \lx KATOGANYE \mn katogana \ge perfect \xv O la a katoganye naè \xe he was separated some distance from him \xv o la a katoganye nabō \xe he retired to a distance from them \lx KATOGÈLA \ge To retire to a distance from ; to move back from \lx KATOLOGA \ge To forget training ; to become as if untrained ; to degenerate \lx KATOLOGANA \ge To become estranged from each other ; to be apart ; to be at a distance from each other \lx KATOLOGANŌ \ge Noun from katologana \lx KATOLOLA \mn kata \ge Revers. of kata ; To take soil out of a hole \lx KATOSA \ge To remove a thing back \lx KATWA \mn kata \ge Pass. of kata \lx KAWA \ge A bag or other receptacle for bulbs and fruit \lx KA YENO \ge To-day ; now \lx KE \ge I ; By \xv Ke gōna \xe therefore \xv Ke go re \xe that is to say \xv Ke èna \xe it is he \xv Ke hano \xe I am here \xv Bolaō ke yo \xe this is the sleeping place \lx KÈBA \ge To be weak, as thickly growing corn, a cow unable to calve well, etc \lx KÈBÈ \ge A babble \xv Go cogile kèbèkèbè \xe there is a confused babble, as of several people talking at the same time \lx KEBETSA \sy Kabetsa \lx KECO \ge Imitation \lx KÈKÈLA \ge To smoulder ; to spread, as a sore, or a fire without flame \lx KEKETSA \ge To make worse, as a rent, etc \lx KEKETSÈGA \ge To become worse, as a sickness, rent, etc \lx KÈKÈTSÈGA \sy Keketsèga \lx KÈLAMÈLŌ \ge Noun from èlamèla \lx KELAMŌ \ge Noun from elama. A lying in after childbirth \lx KÈLÈBÈLA \sy Bopèlèla \lx KELECO \ge A desire \lx KELEDI \ge A tear from the eye \lx KÈLÈKA \ge To examine carefully, either by touch, or by looking into ; to search into with attention \lx KELEKETLA \ge To run out or over continually \lx KELEKETLŌ \ge An overflow ; an issue \lx KÈLÈLŌ \ge A small stream ; a water furrow \lx KELERA \ge To wave to and fro, Int \lx KELŌTLŌKŌ \ge Attention \lx KÈMA \ge A patch, or strip cut or shaved off from the forehead to the middle of head \lx KÈMALANŌ \ge Noun from èmalana \lx KÈMÈLÈLŌ \ge Importunity \lx KEMPONYEKETLAKAKAE \ge A dwarf ; a pigmy \lx KENENYANE \ge A short-horned rhinoceros \lx KENOGA \ge To be changeable, or inconstant \lx KENTA \ge To innoculate \et (hybrid) \lx KENTWA \mn kenta \ge Pass. of kenta \lx KEÑ \ge A stranger ; Strange ; Used of animals \lx KEOLOLA \ge To take out, or push out sand when digging a hole \lx KÈPŌ \ge A digging \lx KEPU \ge A pointed stick for digging \lx KÈTAPELE \ge A forerunner ; the foremost. Pl. dikètapele \lx KETANE \ge A chain \et (hybrid) \lx KÈTÈGA \ge To be blamable, as a man who neglects relations dependent on him \lx KETEHALA \ge To become heavy \lx KETEHATSA \ge To make heavy \lx KETEKA \ge To bruise very severely ; to wound by bruising badly \lx KETEKILWE \mn keteka \ge Perf. pass. of keteka \xv O ketekilwe \xe he is much bruised \lx KETEKWA \mn keteka \ge Pass. of keteka \lx KÈTÈLÈLŌPELE \ge Precedence. A word found only in books \lx KETLA \ge A fragment of a broken thing \xv Ga ba ketla ba diha yalo \xe they will not do so \lx KETLECO \ge A preparation \lx KETOGA \sy Kwetoga \lx KETOLA \sy Kwetola \lx KGA \ge To ooze out, as blood from a wound ; to exude \xv Madi a kga \xe the blood oozes out \xv Oa kga madi \xe the blood oozes out from him \lx KGAA \sy Aba \lx KGABA \sn 1 \ge To be ornamented ; to be adorned ; to become arrayed ; to pierce, as a branch ; to thrust at, as in killing with a spade \sn 2 \ge Edible fruit of the mogaba plant \sn 3 \ge Used of the feelings of a person who has bewitched another \xv Bola bo shupa kgaba \xe the dice reveals the author of the curse \xv Namane ea kgaba mashi \xe the calf refuses the milk \lx KGABAGANTSHA \mn kgabaganya \ge Caus. of kgabaganya \lx KGABAGANYA \ge To ford a river ; to cross a path \lx KGABAGARE \ge Afterwards \lx KGABALA \ge The fruit of the Mogaba plant \lx KGABATLOLÈGA \ge To gad about ; to be always on the move \lx KGABÈLA \ge To adorn for ; to show respect to by adorning, or putting on the best clothes \lx KGABETLA \ge To cut meat into large pieces ; to break up news, or tell it in disconnected fragments \lx KGABETLÈLA \ge To chop meat, etc., very fine ; to mince meat \lx KGABISA \mn kgaba \ge Caus. of kgaba. To adorn ; to ornament ; to cause to be arrayed \lx KGABISHŌ \ge An ornament ; a fine garment \lx KGABO \ge A flame ; a small yellowish monkey \lx KGABUÑ \xv Mo kgabuñ \xe in a flame \lx KGACНŌ \ge A sprinkling \lx KGADI \ge Beer made from honey \et (a Bushman word) \lx KGADILE \mn kgala \ge Perf. of kgala \lx KGADIKÈGO \ge Stomach-ache \lx KGADISA \mn kgala \ge Caus. of kgala \lx KGADUBANE \ge A kind of water tortoise \lx KGAEA \sy Aba \lx KGAGA \ge An armadillo \lx KGAGABI \ge A reptile resembling a crocodile \lx KGAGABŌ \ge A crawling \lx KGAGAMALŌ \ge Importunity \lx KGAGAUTLHŌ \ge A tearing in pieces \lx KGAGETLA \sy Kgapetla \lx KGAGOGŌ \ge A rent ; a tear ; a breach \lx KGAI \sy Khai \lx KGAILŌ \mn gaila \ge Noun from gaila \lx KGAKA \ge A guinea-fowl \lx KGAKACŌ \ge Provocation ; angering \lx KGAKAHALA \ge To become far \lx KGAKALA \ge Far \xv Kgakala le \xe far from \lx KGAKALANYANA \ge A short distance \lx KGAKALŌ \ge Indignation \xv Ka kgakalō \xe vehemently; with zeal; earnestly \lx KGAKAYANA \ge A short distance \lx KGAKETLA \ge A large piece of a broken plate, etc. ; a large platter ; a piece of thin ice \lx KGAKGABALA \ge To become dried up, as a stream ; to become parched, as a throat \lx KGAKGABALŌ \mn kgakgabala \ge Noun from kgakgabala \lx KGAKGABATSA \ge To cause to dry up ; to parch \lx KGAKGABUÈLA \sy Khakhabuèla \lx KGAKGABUÈGA \sy Khakhabuèga \lx KGAKGABUÈGŌ \sy Khakhabuègō \lx KGAKGAHALA \ge To become impudent \lx KGAKGAMACŌ \ge A surprising event ; a wonder \lx KGAKGAMALA \ge To wonder \lx KGAKGAMALŌ \ge A wondering \lx KGAKGAMATSA \ge To cause to wonder ; to astonish \lx KGAKGAMOLOGANA \ge To be at variance, or strife among each other \lx KGAKGAMOLOGANŌ \ge Variance ; strife \lx KGAKGAMOLOGANYA \ge To cause a division among people \lx KGAKGAMOLOGANYŌ \ge Strife ; division \lx KGAKGANA \ge A small kind of tortoise \lx KGAKGATHA \ge To boil and bubble up \lx KGAKGATHÈGÈLA \ge To stick to ; to adhere to, as dirt to clothes \lx KGAKOLA \ge To put something to cook in a new pot \lx KGAKOLOGÈLŌ \ge A thought \lx KGAKOLOLŌ \ge Advice ; counsel \lx KGALA \sn 1 \ge To blaspheme ; to use blasphemous language ; to abuse ; to revile ; to slander ; to deny \xv Kea kgala \xe I deny what you say \sn 2 \ge To dry up, as a fountain, or river ; to cease dripping, as blood \sn 3 \ge a long distance \sy sekgala \xv Ke le ka mmōna ha kgaleñ \xe I saw him a long way off; I saw him in the distance and almost out of sight \lx KGALADUA \ge A large coloured beetle \lx KGALAGADI \ge The desert \lx KGALAKISHŌ \ge Provocation \lx KGALALAPŌ \ge Something appearing on the other side of a river, as a tree, a house, etc \lx KGALALÈLŌ \ge A shining ; a glare ; glory \lx KGALALETSA \sy Galaletsa \lx KGALE \ge A large pot for refining \lx KGALÈ \sy Galè \lx KGALEÑ \mn KGALA \lx KGALÈGA \ge To become dried up ; to become cursed \lx KGALEHŌ \ge Anger ; wrath \lx KGALEMA \ge To speak angrily ; to talk, or scold, as a baboon \lx KGALEMÈLA \ge To speak angrily to ; to rebuke ; to scold ; to scold in inarticulate language \lx KGALŌ \ge Blasphemy ; abuse \lx KGALOLA \ge Medicine used to make a dog fierce \lx KGAMA \ge A hartebeest \lx KGAMATHA \ge To become smeared, or bleared, or smudged, as face, or eyes by weeping \lx KGAMATHALA \ge To become dirty or smudged \lx KGAMATHETSE \mn kgamathala \ge Perf \xv O kgamathetse \xe he is smudged \xv U kgamathetse yañ \xe how dirty you are \lx KGAMATHILE \mn kgamatha \ge Perf \xv O kgamathile mo matlhoñ \xe his eyes are bleared with weeping \lx KGAMÈLŌ \ge A milking vessel \lx KGAMŌ \ge A milking \lx KGAMOLOLA \ge To pull, or tear asunder, as a rotten rag, etc \lx KGAMPELA \sy Kganteye \lx KGAMPO \ge Perhaps \lx KGAMPU \ge Deep, as of a vessel, or a sore from which the matter has escaped \lx KGANA \sn 1 \ge To cry, as a jackal ; perhaps \sy Natetsa \sn 2 \ge to rely upon God \xv Go kgana ka Modimo \xe to rely upon God \lx KGANATHA \sy Kgamatha \lx KGANCHŌ \ge Confidence ; trust \lx KGANECWE \mn kganèla \ge Perf. pass \xv O kganecwe ke bōna \xe he is stopped by them \xv O kganecwe tsela \xe he is debarred the way \lx KGANÈLA \ge To stop ; to cause to stand ; to restrain ; to bridle \lx KGANÈLŌ \ge Strife ; gainsaying ; a stop in punctuation \lx KGANTELE \ge Shortly ; in a little while ; by-and-by \lx KGANTELÈ \sy Kgantele \lx KGANTEYÈ \sy Kgantele \lx KGANTLAPANE \ge A small kgantlape \lx KGANTLAPE \ge A fat, rough lizard, blue under chin \lx KGANTSADI \ge A man's sister ; a woman's brother. Not used of a sister by a sister, nor of a brother by a brother \lx KGANTSADIA \xv Kgantsadia Tau \xe Tau's sister \xv Kgantsadia rona \xe our sister \lx KGANTSADIAKÈ \ge My sister \lx KGANTSADIÈ \ge His sister \lx KGANTSHA \ge To have confidence in a person ; to trust in ; to rely upon ; to think a lot of ; to praise the good qualities of \lx KGANWE \ge A kind of cat \lx KGAÑ \ge Strife ; a quarrel ; a disputed question ; a discussion ; a debate ; an argument \xv Go tsaea kgañ \xe to discuss \lx KGAÑYEÑ \xv Mo kgañyeñ \xe in a strife, etc \lx KGAOCWÈ \ge Perf. pass. of kgaola \mn kgaola \lx KGAODISA \ge Caus. of kgaotsa \mn kgaotsa \lx KGAODITSE \ge Perf. of kgaotsa \mn kgaotsa \lx KGAOGA \ge To be divided ; to be broken through \lx KGAOGANA \ge To separate mutually \xv Go kgaogana le \xe to separate from \lx KGAOGANŌ \ge A separation ; strife \lx KGAOGAÑWA \ge Pass. of kgaogana \mn kgaogana \lx KGAOGANYA \ge To cause to separate ; to divide \lx KGAOGANYE \ge Perf. of kgaogana \mn kgaogana \lx KGAOGANYETSA \ge To divide for \lx KGAOLA \ge To divide ; to cut through ; to cut off \lx KGAOLAKA \ge To divide completely \lx KGAOLŌ \ge A division ; a chapter \lx KGAOTSA \ge To become silent. Used chiefly of crying \xv Kgaotsa \xe be silent! hold your peace \lx KGAOTSÈ \ge Perf. of kgaola \mn kgaola \lx KGAPA \ge The bone over and round the eye ; the hollow space where an eye is lost \lx KGAPETLA \ge A large piece of broken ice ; a large piece of wood chopped off \lx KGAPETSA \ge To do a thing often ; to do a thing again and again ; to be fine at an act \lx KGABO \ge To force back ; to reyellowish in doing ; to push out \lx KGABUÑ \ge and, as grain from a flame. smooth out wet clay \lx KGACHÔ \ge A s with the hand ; to smear a floor with wet dung only \lx KGAPHAHATSA \ge To abhor. A word found only in books \lx KGAPHASÈLA \sy Tètèsèla \ge to shiver from cold ; to vibrate, as water after being dashed against a rock ; to shake, as a trippling horse \lx KGAPHEA \ge To shake about and run over, as water while being carried \lx KGAPHÈGA \ge To become forced back, as waves dashing against a rock ; to become pushed out, as grain from a vessel \lx KGAPHÈGÈLA \xv Metse a kgaphègèla mo hikiñ \xe the water is beaten back against the rock; the water is forced back by the rock \lx KGAPHEISA \ge Caus. of kgaphea \mn kgaphea \xv U se ka ua kgapheisa metse \xe don't shake and spill the water \xv Kgamèlō ea kgapheisa mashi \xe the milking vessel shakes and spills the milk \lx KGAPHÈLA \ge To force, or push out to \xv Go kgaphèla metse \xe to pour water on, either from a bucket, or by lading and pouring \lx KGAPÒ \ge Plunder ; spoil ; things seized \lx KGAPU \xv E kgapu \xe it is hollow, as a sore from which the matter has come out \lx KGARACÔ \ge Noun from kgaratsa \mn kgaratsa \lx KGARAKGATSHA \ge To drive to and fro \lx KGARAKGATSHÈGA \ge To wander hither and thither ; to lead a vagabond life \lx KGARAKGATSHIWA \ge Pass. of kgarakgatsha \mn kgarakgatsha \lx KGARAMATSÈGA \ge To become parted asunder ; to move, or make an opening, as people sitting together and making room for another to sit between them ; to move apart ; to become broken up, as clouds \lx KGARAMETSA \ge To push, or throw a thing along the ground ; to drive away, as locusts ; to resist \lx KGARAMETSÈGA \sy Kgaramatsèga \lx KGARATLHA \ge To run hither and thither, as cattle shut up in a kraal ; to turn from side to side, as a sick person \lx KGARATSA \ge To cause to doubt ; to mislead, as a path not known, or a speech misunderstood \lx KGARATSÈGA \ge To be in doubt ; to hesitate as to what to do ; to misunderstand \lx KGARE \ge A ring used as a cushion on the head ; a crown of porcupine quills \lx KGAREBANA \ge Dimin. of kgarebè \lx KGAREBÈ \ge An unmarried man or woman \lx KGARÈLÔ \ge Noun from garèla \lx KGARITSA \ge To scratch with the nails \lx KGARUMÔ \ge Noun from garuma \lx KGATAKÔ \ge Noun from gataka \lx KGATAMPI \ge A hole, or hollow from which soil has been taken ; a rubbish hole \lx KGATHA \ge To plough new ground ; to break up new soil \lx KGATHÈLA \ge To be out of breath ; to be tired out, Int \lx KGATHOLÈLA \ge To swallow liquid greedily ; to gulp down in drinking \lx KGATHWA \mn kgatha \ge Pass. of kgatha \xv Mbu o o kgathwañ \xe newly ploughed ground \lx KGATIKANYA \ge To brandish, or wave from side to side, as a sword ; to slash, or cut sideways with stick, sword, etc \lx KGATLA \ge A sheath ; a case for a Secwana needle ; the handle of a knife ; a yellowish monkey \lx KGATLANA \ge A small edible bulb \lx KGATLHA \ge To please ; to delight ; to interest \lx KGATLHANA \ge To meet each other \lx KGATLHANETSA \sy Kgatlhantsha \lx KGATLHANÔ \ge A meeting ; a meeting place \lx KGATLHANOÑ \ge Against. A word found only in books \lx KGATLHANTSHA \ge To meet with \lx KGATLHANYA \ge To cause to meet ; to draw together ; to unite together \lx KGATLHÈGA \ge To be pleasing to ; to be pleased with \xv Go kgatlhèga mo go èna \xe to become pleasing to him \lx KGATLHÈGÔ \ge A pleasure ; a delight \lx KGATLHIWA \mn kgatlha \ge Pass. of kgatlha \lx KGATLHOGA \ge To be killed suddenly ; to die suddenly \lx KGATLHOLA \ge To kill an animal quickly, as by a deadly stab ; to kill suddenly, as by deadly poison \lx KGATLHWA \mn kgatlha \ge Pass. of kgatlha \lx KGATÔ \ge A footprint of man, or animal ; the part of an ox's hoof that presses on the ground \lx KGATSANE \ge Setlharo for gatshane \lx KGATSELE \ge The first milk after calving ; beest \lx KGATSHA \ge To sprinkle \lx KGATSHANE \ge A small, or female dice \lx KGATSIMOLA \ge To blow upon, as wind a hot person ; to cool ; to sprinkle water on \lx KGATWANE \ge A kind of lizard. Pl. bokgatwane \lx KGAYANE \ge A helper, or guard of the boys in the bogwèra \lx KGAYAYÈGA \ge To rage ; to be furious with rage ; to speak loudly in anger ; to trumpet, as an elephant in a rage \lx KGAYE \ge The headman among the bogwèra helpers \lx KGÈBA \ge To chop out the backbone ; to chop in a slanting direction ; to cut up growing grass with a spade \lx KGEKGEISA \ge To tease ; to vex ; to persecute ; to stir up strife \lx KGÈKGÈLE \ge A small lump of flesh on the side of a tongue, not generally eaten \lx KGÈKGÈTHA \ge To cut a carcase down by the backbone, removing the leg, ribs, and shoulder \lx KGÈLÈDISA \ge To graze the skin, as a bullet, etc. ; to make a superficial wound \lx KGELEDISICWE \xv O kgeledisicwe mpa \xe he is grazed on the stomach \lx KGÈLÈKA \ge To scratch much, or deeply ; to poke so as to make deep scratches \lx KGÈLÈKANA \ge To scratch each other deeply \lx KGÈLESHWA \ge A lump, or swelling in the groin or armpit \lx KGÈMÈTHA \ge To smite ; to cut off \lx KGÈMÈTHWA \mn kgèmètha \ge Pass. of kgèmètha \lx KGÈNWÈ \ge A wild water melon. Part. eo \lx KGÈRA \ge To plough before rain falls ; to plough dry, hard land. Perf. kgerile \lx KGÈRÈGA \ge To be always talking, or crying ; to be troubled with a ceaseless cough \lx KGÈRUGA \ge To cough much without expectoration \lx KGÈTHA \ge To pay taxes, or tribute \lx KGÈTHÈLA \ge To pay tribute to ; to give a present to a chief \lx KGÈTHÈLO \ge Tax ; tribute \lx KGETHISA \ge To tax ; to impose tribute \lx KGETLA \sn 1 \ge A cockle ; a mussel ; a cockle shell ; a mussel shell ; an oyster shell \sn 2 \ge To pass by at a distance ; to avoid by passing ; to break, or cut a twig from a stump, or a sucker out of the ground ; to pull up grass or rushes \lx KGÈTLÈGA \ge To be weak, or flimsy, as clothing ; to be weak and inflamed, as chronic sore eyes \lx KGETLWA \ge A large, very long-horned rhinoceros \lx KGETSANA \ge A little bag \lx KGETSE \ge A bag ; a sack \lx KGOA \ge A kind of tick, found chiefly on the hinder parts of cattle \lx KGŌBA \sn 1 \ge To upbraid ; to reproach ; to rail at. Pass. kgōywa \sn 2 \ge To agitate, as water \xv go kgōba nama \xe to chop meat in a mortar with a straight-handled axe. The difference in sound in this word can be distinguished by a native, but not written \lx KGOBAKGOBA \sy Khobakhoba \lx KGŌBALALA \ge To be humble ; to become tame \lx KGŌBALALO \ge Humility ; humiliation ; tameness \lx KGŌBALATSA \ge To make tame ; to humiliate \lx KGOBATA \ge A strip of inner bark used as rope \lx KGOBE \sy Ledibèla, Int \lx KGOBEA \ge To move, or run about in an excited manner, as a crowd or an army in confusion \lx KGOBECWE \mn kgobèla \ge Perf. Pass. of kgobèla ; shut up \lx KGŌBÈGA \ge To become weary ; to languish ; to become meek ; to become stirred up. From kgōba \lx KGOBEGILE \mn kgōbèga \ge Perf. of kgōbèga \xv Ke kgobegile marapō \xe I am weak in my bones \lx KGOBEILWE \sy Kgoberegilwe \lx KGŌBÈLA \ge To shut up securely, as a house door with bushes and stones \lx KGŌBÈLÈLA \xv Go e kgōbèlèla mo tluñ \xe to shut it up in a house \lx KGOBELŌ \ge A hollow at the side of a cow's tail indicating a nearness to calving time \lx KGOBERA \ge To stir up ; to agitate \lx KGOBERÈGA \ge To be stirred up ; to become agitated \lx KGOBERÈGŌ \ge A being stirred up \lx KGOBERŌ \ge A stirring up \lx KGOBILE \mn kgōba \ge perfect \lx KGŌBŌ \ge A reproach ; railing \lx KGOBODISA \ge To drag ; to draw \lx KGOBOGA \ge To become frayed ; to be rubbed off ; to fall off, as a scab \lx KGOBOKANA \ge To crowd together \lx KGOBOKANÈLA \ge To crowd together to, or at ; to press upon \lx KGOBOKANETSE \mn kgobokanèla \ge perfect \lx KGOBOKANYA \ge To bring together a crowd \lx KGOBOLA \ge To belch ; to rub off, as paint ; to pull, or pluck off, as a scab, hair off a skin, etc. ; to trample down, as a large number of people ; to drag bushes along the ground. Used of oxen \lx KGOBOLOLA \ge A reproaching. From gobolola \lx KGŌBŌTLA \ge To despise as being of no use ; to speak disparagingly to ; to hurt the feelings by speaking \lx KGOBOTLANA \ge To crowd together \lx KGOBOTLANYA \ge To gather together, as stones, etc. ; to gather a crowd together \lx KGOBOTLETSA \ge To stone ; to assail with stones at close quarters ; to stone with many stones \lx KGOCWA \ge To be vexed ; to be offended ; to be tripped up by something on the ground ; to be enticed \lx KGODU \ge Water from boiled pumpkin, etc \lx KGODUGOCHWANE \ge The hollow under a knee ; sometimes used of the hollow under an elbow \lx KGODUKŌMA \ge Adam's apple \lx KGODUMŌ \ge A rebound, Int \lx KGOGE \ge A hook, as of a stick, etc. ; hooked \lx KGOGO \ge Edible root of the cwaicwai, or nkwai plant \lx KGOGOCHWANE \ge Hoar frost \lx KGOGODI \ge Rubbish floating on water ; rubbish left by receding water \lx KGOGOGA \ge To snap, as a dog \lx KGOGOGÈLA \sy Kgomogèla \lx KGOGOLA \ge To remove a stump, etc., from the ground, either by pulling up roots or breaking off \lx KGOGOLAMOKO \xv Pula ea kgogolamoko \xe winter rain, rain after harvest \lx KGÔGÔMELÔ \ge A strait ; a narrow strip of water between two countries ; a channel \lx KGOGONOKA \ge A black water fowl ; a coot \lx KGÖGÖROPÖ \ge Curved, as a sickle \lx KGÔGÔYA \ge Adam's apple \lx KGOHA \sy Kgoa \ge The unbeaten-out corn removed in winnowing, and stamped \lx KGOKA \ge To put the thongs on sandals \lx KGOKAHALÔ \ge Fornication ; adultery \lx KGOKÈLÔ \ge A hinge \lx KGOKGOA \ge To gather a number of different things together at the same time \lx KGÖKGŌCHŌ \ge A corner of a house, inside or outside \lx KGOKGOILE \mn kgokgoa \ge perfect \lx KGOKGOLÈLA \ge To labour. A word found only in books \lx KGOKGOMETSA \ge To take indecent liberties with a female \lx KGOKGOMISA \ge To drag something along the ground \lx KGOKGONTSHA \sy Rumola \lx KGOKGOTHA \ge To trail on the ground, as a long garment ; to knock, as a marrow-bone on the hand \lx KGOKGOTHISA \ge To cause to trail ; to drag a person along the ground \lx KGOKGWANE \xv Go ntaea kgokgwane \xe to leak, as a milksack through a badly-fitting plug \lx KGOKGWEELETSA \xv Go kgokgweeletsa kwa \xe to drive to \lx KGOKGWEETSA \ge To cause to stumble ; to trip up ; to compel to go ; to compel to accompany others ; to force along ; to drive along with others \lx KGOKGWEETSÈGA \ge To stumble, and nearly fall ; to be driven \lx KGOKGWEETSÈGÔ \ge A stumbling \lx KGOKOLOGA \ge To fall off a high place ; to fall down ; to descend abruptly \lx KGOKOLOGÈLA \xv Go kgokologèla mo \xe to descend from \xv Go kgokologèla kwa \xe to descend to \lx KGOKOLOSA \mn kgokologa \ge Caus. of kgokologa \lx KGOKOLOSETSA \xv Go kgokolosetsa kwa tlhatshe \xe to cause to fall down from a height ; to cause to descend \lx KGOKONYANA \ge A kind of small bird, destructive to corn \lx KGOKOÑ \ge A wildebeest ; a gnu \lx KGOLA \sn 1 \ge To force ; to compel ; to pull out ; to pull off, or knock off, as an axe out of a sheath, or an axe head off a handle \sn 2 \ge a small bone in an animal's leg, used by children to play with \lx KGOLAGANÈLO \ge A conspiracy \lx KGOLAGANŌ \ge A covenant ; a treaty \lx KGÔLAGANÔ \sy Kgolaganō \lx KGOLAGANYŌ \ge A binding together ; a conspiracy \lx KGOLÈ \ge A rhiem ; a thong \lx KGOLÈGÈLŌ \xv Ntlo ea kgolègèlō \xe a prison \lx KGOLÈGÔ \ge An imprisonment ; a binding. From golèga \lx KGOLÈLA \ge To compel for ; to compel to \lx KGOLEÑ \xv Mo kgoleñ \xe in a rhiem ; in a state of bondage \lx KGOLO \ge Great \lx KGOLÔ \ge Force ; compulsion \lx KGOLOEAMARALE \xv Kgwedi e cwa kgoloeamarale \xe Used of a full moon just rising \lx KGOLOGOLO \ge Old \lx KGOLOGOLOLÔ \ge A deliverance ; a release \lx KGOLOKWANE \ge A small ball ; a small round thing \lx KGOLOKWE \ge A round thing ; a ball ; a globe \lx KGOLOLÈGÔ \ge Liberty \lx KGOLOLÔ \ge A deliverance ; a release \lx KGOLOLOGA \ge To become unbound, or loose, as the rhiem of a pack-ox burden ; to be set free, as a tongue-tied child when relieved \lx KGOLOLOLA \ge To unfasten, as the rhiem of a pack-ox burden ; to resolve, or find out a puzzle, or riddle ; to make straight, or unravel \lx KGOLU \ge A woman's placenta \lx KGOMA \ge To rub with much fat ; to smear with much dung \lx KGOMARÈLA \ge To adhere to, as dust, evil, etc. ; to hang on to ; to stick fast to ; to lay hold of, and refuse to let go \lx KGOMARÈLWA \mn kgomarèla \ge Pass. of kgomarèla \lx KGOMETHA \ge To do anything imperfectly ; to bungle ; to work badly \lx KGOMMA \ge A mark made on the arm by burning purposely. Chiefly found on young girls \lx KGOMO \ge An ox ; a bullock \xv Kgomo e namagadi \xe a cow \lx KGOMOCÔ \ge Comfort \lx KGOMOGÈLA \ge To dart out upon, or jump upon, as a lion ; to snap at, as a dog \lx KGOMOLA \ge To pull, or pluck off a pumpkin, bunch of fruit, etc \lx KGONA \ge A joint in a shoulder-blade \lx KGÔNA \sn 1 \ge To persuade ; to induce ; to overcome by persuasion. Perf. kgonne; Pass. kgōnwa \sn 2 \ge To become tarnished, or rusty ; to corrode ; to become dirty, or dusty \lx KGONATHA \ge To do anything with vigour, or determination \lx KGONATHÈLA \ge To press hard after \lx KGÔNKGÔNYANE \ge Liquid black gum \lx KGONNE \mn kgōna \ge Perf. of kgōna \lx KGONNWE \mn kgōna \ge Perf. pass. of kgōna \lx KGONÔ \ge Influence \lx KGONOCWE \ge See KGWENECHE \lx KGONOGÈLA \ge To become broken off, as a thorn, or any soft thing \lx KGONOGÔ \ge Noun from gonoga \lx KGONOSETSA \ge To break off a thorn, or any soft thing, leaving a part remaining \lx KGÔNWA \mn kgōna \ge Pass. of kgōna \lx KGONYAITLHÔ \sy Kgonyaitlhwe \lx KGONYAITLHWE \ge A kind of carrion bird \lx KGOÑWA \mn kgoma \ge Pass. of kgoma \lx KGÔÑWANA \ge A young ox with horns just budding \lx KGOÔ \ge A loud cry. From goa \lx KGOPA \ge To trip up ; to stumble against ; to offend ; to vex ; to displease. Pass. kgopiwa \lx KGOPAMA \ge To become bent ; to become curved ; to become crooked ; to become warped \lx KGOPAME \mn kgopama \ge Perf. of kgopama, bent, etc \lx KGOPAMISA \ge To cause to be bent, etc \lx KGOPE \ge A kind of large yellow locust ; an unmarried person of either sex \lx KGÔPE \sy Kgope \lx KGOPÈGA \ge To become offended ; to be caused to stumble \xv Ba le ba kgopèga mo go èna \xe they were offended in him \xv Gore lo se kgopege \xe that you may not be offended \lx KGOPHA \ge To gather all together, or entirely ; to rub a skin or rhiem between the hands in braying ; to tramp in braying ; to hook, or pull down, as the branch of a tree \xv Go kgopha ntwa \xe to cause war \lx KGOPHÈGA \ge To be gathered together, or taken out, as all the things out of a house, or cattle out of a krall \lx KGOPHÔ \ge A small bush with edible fruit \lx KGOPHOGA \ge To be thrown over, or upset \lx KGOPHOLA \ge To throw over, or upset ; to carry away, as a flood ; to snatch away ; to pull suddenly towards \lx KGOPILWE \mn kgopa \ge Perf. pass. of kgopa \lx KGOPISA \ge To offend ; to displease ; to vex ; to cause to stumble \lx KGOPISHÔ \ge A stumbling-block ; a cause of stumbling ; an offence ; a scandal \lx KGOPISIWA \mn kgopisa \ge Pass. of kgopisa \lx KGOPIWA \mn kgopa \ge Pass. of kgopa \lx KGOPÔ \ge A stumbling ; an offence \lx KGÔPÔ \sn 1 \ge Crooked \xv Pelo e kgōpō \xe a crooked heart \sn 2 \ge Stubborn, perverse \xv O kgōpō \xe he is stubborn, he is froward, he is perverse \lx KGOPODISHÔ \ge A remembrance \lx KGOPOGA \ge To walk quickly ; to journey quickly \lx KGOPOLÔ \ge A thought \lx KGOPOLOLA \ge To remove a mistaken impression ; to set right ; to rectify ; to straighten, as a bent stick, etc \lx KGOPU \ge The root of a reed ; the stalk of a pumpkin leaf \lx KGORA \ge To become satisfied when eating ; to be filled with. Perf. kgotshe \lx KGORÈGÔ \ge Noun from gorègō \lx KGORELECO \ge A hindrance \lx KGORELEDIWA \mn kgoreletsa \ge Pass. of kgoreletsa \lx KGORELETSA \ge To hinder \lx KGORELETSÈGA \ge To become hindered \lx KGORI \ge A wild turkey ; a bustard ; a paauw \lx KGORISA \ge To satisfy \lx KGORISIWA \mn kgorisa \ge Pass. of kgorisa \lx KGÔRÔ \ge A gateway ; a passage ; an entrance ; an opening between two hills \lx KGOROBELÈLA \ge To press upon, or push back, as a strong bull a weaker one ; to press upon, or overcome in speech \lx KGŌRŌGŌ \ge An arrival \lx KGOROGOBA \ge An isolated swelling ; a small scarlet bird found in reeds \lx KGOROKGOTSA \ge To try and keep a person to his appointment or duty ; to shake up and down, or from side to side, so as to mix \lx KGOROLA \ge A grain, or tuft of native corn still fast to the husk \lx KGŌRŌMANA \ge To press upon each other, as persons from want of room, or things through being badly arranged \lx KGŌRŌMANYA \ge To cause things to press upon or knock against each other by heaping them up or overcrowding them \lx KGOROMELETSA \xv Go kgoromeletsa ntlè \xe to cast out violently ; to push out \lx KGOROMETSA \ge To push forward ; to thrust away ; to spurn ; to shove ; to reject \lx KGOROMETSANYA \ge To push, or jostle each other \lx KGŌRŌNYANA \ge A little kgōrō \lx KGŌRŌPANA \ge To become bent up, or doubled up, as fingers in sickness \lx KGŌRŌPANYE \mn kgōrōpana \ge Perf. of kgōrōpana \lx KGŌRŌSANE \ge A worm living in a grass-woven case ; a grass-slang \lx KGORWA \mn kgora \ge Pass. of kgora \lx KGŌRWANA \ge A little kgōrō \lx KGŌSANA \ge A prince ; a chieftain \lx KGOSETSA \ge To shut a door by lifting or hooking ; to hook out \lx KGŌSHŌBA \ge To be feeble ; to walk feebly ; to go about just after sickness \lx KGOSHOLA \ge To carry away, or clear away rubbish and refuse, as a heavy rain or a flood \lx KGOSHŌMŌ \ge Noun from goshōma \lx KGOSI \ge A chief ; a king \lx KGOTÈLŌ \ge Noun from gotèla \lx KGOTHA \ge To pull back forcibly ; to restrain \lx KGOTHÈLA \ge To pull back, or drag back ; to jerk a plant out of the ground \lx KGOTHI \ge The stem or stalk connecting a pumpkin with the tendril \lx KGOTLA \ge The enclosure in which men sit ; a place of meeting for chiefs and headmen \sy Lekgotla \lx KGŌTLA \sn 1 \ge To push a thing off with a stick \xv O la a e kgōtla ka logoñ \xe he pushed it off with a piece of wood \sn 2 \ge To push into, or poke with the point of a finger ; to dinge in with the point or end of a finger \lx KGOTLETSA \ge To wet a finger and point it at in anger, the arm being stretched out ; to stir a fire ; to push the ends of burning sticks into a fire \lx KGOTLHAGANA \ge To be close together ; to be crowded together ; to touch or press upon each other in a crowd ; to be at loggerheads with each other \lx KGOTLHAGANYA \ge To throng ; to press upon \xv Ke èna eo o kgotlhaganyañ ñwana le ragwè \xe it is he who sets father and child at loggerheads \xv Go kgotlhaganya marudi \xe to shrug, or draw up the arms and shoulders \lx KGOTLHAGANYETSA \xv Ba le ba mo kgotlhaganyetsa \xe they pressed upon him \lx KGOTLHAKGOTLHA \ge To be overdriven ; to be done up \lx KGOTLHAÑ \ge Mischief \xv Oa diha kgotlhañ \xe he makes mischief \lx KGŌTLHŌ \ge Brass ; copper \lx KGOTLHŌLŌ \ge A cough \lx KGOTLOKGOTSA \ge To shake up and down, as a marrow-bone \lx KGŌTLŌKŌ \ge A bull \lx KGŌTLWANE \ge An upright pole, or stick, or reed, in the wall of a house \lx KGŌTOBŌLWE \ge A large black carrion bird \lx KGOTODUA \ge A shrub with yellow flowers, found in deserted gardens \lx KGOTSA \ge Either ; or ; perhaps \xv E se re kgotsa \xe lest perchance \xv E se be kgotsa \xe whether \xv E tla re kgotsa ke dièga \xe it may be that I shall delay \lx KGOTSHE \mn kgora \ge Perf. of kgora \xv Ke kgotshe \xe I am full; I am satisfied \xv Ba kgotshe nama \xe they are satisfied with meat \lx KGOULA \ge To go in a drove or crowd, as cattle or many people \lx KGŌYANA \ge A little kgōlè \lx KGŌYWA \mn kgōba \ge Pass. of kgōba \lx KGWA \ge To spit ; to spit out ; to expectorate. Perf. kgwele; pass. kgwiwa \lx KGWABANA \sy Kgwèbana \lx KGWABOHADIWA \mn kgwabohatsa \ge Pass. of kgwabohatsa \lx KGWABOHALA \ge To become tame \lx KGWABOHATSA \ge To make tame \lx KGWABOTSA \ge To tread, or trample down, as a crowd \lx KGWADI \ge Cleverness, Int \xv Mosadi oa kgwadi \xe a clever woman \lx KGWADIRE \ge A kind of eagle, or vulture \lx KGWALALŌ \ge Noun from gwalala \lx KGWALECHWÈGA \ge To take breath \lx KGWANA \ge White-backed. Used of a cow. Feminine of nkgwè \lx KGWANYA \sy Khwanya \lx KGWANYAKGWANYA \sy Khwanyakhwanya \lx KGWANYAKGWANTSÈ \sy Khwanyakhwantsè \lx KGWAÑKGWANYÈGA \ge To neigh \lx KGWAÑKGWANYETSA \ge To neigh \lx KGWARA \ge To scrape with a knife ; to strike a match \lx KGWARALALA \ge To become stiff, as a skin that had been wet \lx KGWARALATSA \ge To make stiff, or rigid \lx KGWARALETSE \mn kgwaralala \ge Perf. of kgwaralala \lx KGWARIPA \ge To scratch, or claw with the nails ; dirty red and white, the colours running into each other. Used of an ox \lx KGWARIPANA \ge Feminine of kgwaripa \lx KGWASA \ge To make a noise, as the feet of an approaching person \lx KGWASHŌ \ge Noun from gwasa \lx KGWATE \ge An iguana. Pl. bokgwate \lx KGWATHA \ge To be beaten while lying down ; to lie down to be beaten \lx KGWATHACHŌ \ge Encouragement \lx KGWATHALALA \ge To be weak ; to be submissive ; to lie sick and silent \lx KGWATHATSA \ge To encourage ; to strengthen \lx KGWATHISA \ge To beat when lying down ; to scourge \lx KGWATHISHŌ \ge A beating ; a scourging \lx KGWATHOGA \ge To break out, as an eruption \lx KGWATIALALA \ge To listen to reproof humbly and without answering \lx KGWATSE \ge A kind of root. Pl. bokgwatse \lx KGWÈBA \ge Spotted ; speckled ; black, or red with mixture of white ; red and white about the belly. Used of an ox \lx KGWÈBANA \ge Feminine of kgwèba. Used of a cow \lx KGWEDI \ge A moon ; a month \lx KGWEECŌ \ge A driving \lx KGWEECWA \mn kgweetsa \ge Pass. of kgweetsa \lx KGWEEDIWA \mn kgweetsa \ge passive \lx KGWEELETSA \ge To drive for \lx KGWEETSA \ge To drive \xv Go kgweetsa kgweetsa \xe to drive a little \lx KGWÈLA \ge To spit upon ; to spit to \lx KGWÈLÈ \ge A rhiem, Int \lx KGWELEA \ge To put things into a net for carrying \xv Dilō tse dia mo kgwelea \xe these things have a strong hold on him \lx KGWELEAGANA \ge To be tongue-tied ; to become entangled, as a bunch of wool on a bush \lx KGWELEAGANYA \ge To entangle \xv Go kgweleaganya puō \xe to confuse speech \lx KGWELEAGANYE \mn kgweleagana \ge perfect \lx KGWENECHE \xv Monwana oa kgweneche \xe a thumb ; a little finger \lx KGWEREANA \ge To be unable to see one's way clear to a course of action \lx KGWEREANŌ \ge A purposeless speech \lx KGWEREANYA \ge To confuse \lx KGWEREME \ge A small wild animal, in colour like a wolf \lx KGWÈTLHA \ge To shake, or be shaky, as a door ; to be shaky, as feeble knees, or one thing under another \lx KGWETLHISA \ge To cause to shake ; to shake actively, as a pole in the ground \lx KGWILE \mn kgwa \ge perfect \lx KGWISA \ge To wean a child \lx KGWIWA \mn kgwa \ge passive \lx KHABUÈLA \ge To fall suddenly, as into an unseen hole \lx KHAÈGA \ge To be torn up, as a flimsy thing ; to be carved or cut up \lx KHAÈGANA \ge To be torn in pieces, as a flimsy thing \lx KHAI \ge Cloth ; flannel \lx KHAKHABUÈLA \ge To be rash ; to act, or speak rashly \lx KHAKHABUÈGA \ge To become rash \lx KHAKHABUÈGŌ \ge Rashness \lx KHAMOLOGA \ge To be open, as the planks of a box, sole of a shoe, etc \lx KHAMOLOGANA \ge To become separated, as two planks ; to be divided into two parties \lx KHAMOLOGANYA \ge To divide into parties ; to cause divisions \lx KHAMOLOGANŌ \ge A division among friends ; a breach \lx KHAMOLOLA \ge To pull open, as a seam, etc \lx KHANKHU \ge Intense heat, causing great perspiration \lx KHAONYA \ge To pour a little \lx KHEKHELE \ge Shallow, as a ford \lx KHÈLA \ge To search for in earth or ashes ; to remove earth, etc., by a side movement of the hand ; to scratch on the surface, as a fowl \lx KHELEISA \ge To turn over earth, etc., in seeking ; to search into \lx KHIBA \ge A skin worn in front by women ; an apron made of skin \lx KHIBIDU \ge Red \lx KHIDIA \ge To make wakeful ; to hinder from sleeping ; to haunt \lx KHIDIÈGA \ge To be wakeful ; to be haunted by the memory of evil deeds \lx KHIÈLA \ge To kill secretly ; to assassinate ; to murder \lx KHIKHIA \ge To run slowly \lx KHITLA \ge To root up, as a pig grass ; to dig superficially ; to kick about and be unable to rise, as a weak animal \lx KHOBAKHOBA \ge To trot \lx KHOBAKHOBISA \ge To cause to trot ; to overdrive \lx KHODI \ge An ostrich's nest ; a hen's nest \lx KHOHE \ge A bird like a pheasant which makes a booming sound \lx KHONKHABE \ge A kind of low shoe \et A Sekotu word \lx KHONŌN \ge A pillar or cloud of smoke or dust \lx KHUAGANA \ge To become puckered up, or shrivelled, as a dry skin \lx KHUAGANYA \ge To pucker up in sewing ; to pucker up the skin on forehead, as in anger \lx KHUAGANYE \mn khuagana \ge Perf. of khuagana \lx KHUAKANYA \ge To gather in quantities, as by extensive trading ; to overcome by talking ; to overspread, as clouds the whole sky \lx KHUANÈGŌ \ge A disturbance, Int \lx KHUANŌ \ge A wrinkle, Int \lx KHUANYA \sy Khuakanya \lx KHUBAMA \ge To kneel ; to be in labour. Used of a woman \lx KHUBAME \mn khubama \ge Perf. of khubama \lx KHUBAMÈLA \ge To kneel to \lx KHUBÈGA \ge To plant a shield on the ground so as to resist an attack \lx KHUBIDU \ge Red \lx KHUBITLA \ge To do a great work ; to work very hard \lx KHUBU \ge A navel \lx KHUBULOGA \ge To rise from the knees ; to rise from stooping forward \lx KHUCHAMA \ge To fall down on the knees ; to kneel \xv Go khuchama ka leñōlè \xe to kneel on one knee \lx KHUCHAMISA \mn khuchama \ge Caus. of khuchama \xv Go khuchamisa ka mañōlè \xe to fall down on the knees \lx KHUCHWANE \sy Khutshane \lx KHUDU \ge A tortoise \lx KHUDUÈGŌ \ge A bustle ; an agitation \lx KHUDUGŌ \ge A change of residence \lx KHUDUTHAMAGA \xv Ba ile khuduthamaga, or ba dutsè khuduthamaga \xe they are having a hole and corner meeting; they are gone away to have a secret talk \lx KHUÈLA \ge To fill up again and swell, as an opened abscess \lx KHUELETSA \xv Go khueletsa kwa \xe to throw yonder, far away \lx KHUETSA \ge To throw a long way ; to carry a long distance,as a gun \lx KHUHANŌ \ge Jealousy \lx KHUKHÈLA \ge To continue to run for a long time ; to follow up a track ; to chase game ; to pursue perseveringly ; to track or trail ; to remind one of a fault often or continually \lx KHUKHU \ge A scavenger beetle ; a a large black beetle with horny wings \lx KHUKHUNA \ge To pick out, as ripe fruit from among the unripe ; to pick sticks for a fire out of the hedge \lx KHUKHUTHA \sy Kukuta \lx KHUKHWANE \ge A beetle, the generic term for a beetle ; a small scavenger beetle \lx KHUKHWISA \ge To make a wry face as if about to cry \lx KHUMAGADI \ge A queen, Int \lx KHUMANÈGŌ \ge Poverty \lx KHUMARÈLA \sy Kgomarèla \lx KHUMÈLA \ge The fibrous part of the pith of an ox's horn ; a tapeworm \lx KHUMISHŌ \ge A making rich \lx KHUMŌ \ge Riches. Pl. mahumō \lx KHUMOGA \ge To become pulled up ; to become rooted up \lx KHUMOKÈLA \ge To be closed up, as the opening of an abscess \lx KHUMOLA \ge To root out ; to pull out ; to pull out by the roots ; to pull up by the arms \lx KHUMPOGA \ge To swell out ; to swell up \lx KHUMPOLOGA \ge To swell up, as an abscess ; to spring up, or swell out, as a mushroom \lx KHUMPOLOLA \ge To remove, as an ox-hide off meat ; to remove meat covered by an ox-hide \lx KHUNAGANYŌ \ge A bond \lx KHUNÈLŌ \ge A tying \lx KHUNOU \ge Red. Used of an ox \lx KHUNWANA \mn khunou \ge Fem. of khunou. Used of a cow \lx KHUPA \ge A man's wife's sister's husband \lx KHURANYŌ \ge A gnashing, as of teeth \lx KHURU \ge An expression used to denote utter darkness \xv Lehihi ya re hèla ya re khuru \xe the darkness is intense \lx KHURUMANYA \ge To put the food together that is in two dishes ; to put the food of one dish on the top of that in another dish \lx KHURUMÈLA \ge To put a cover or lid on \lx KHURUMETSA \ge To cover up ; to overshadow \lx KHURUMOLA \ge To uncover \lx KHURUMOLOLA \ge To uncover \lx KHURUTLA \sy Kurutla \lx KHUTI \ge A hollow ; below the horizon \lx KHUTLA \ge To finish ; to cease ; to knock against a thing in space with foot, elbow, etc \lx KHUTLANA \ge To knock against each other \lx KHUTLANYA \ge To knock one thing against another \lx KHUTLÈLA \ge To knock, or strike against ; to conclude at, or with \lx KHUTLISA \ge To cause to end ; to cause to finish \lx KHUTLISIWA \mn khutlisa \ge Pass. of khutlisa \lx KHUTLŌ \ge An end \lx KHUTLOGA \ge To be sulky ; to be dogged ; to refuse to speak ; to be in a bad temper ; to be vexed \lx KHUTLOGÈLA \ge To be sulky with, or to \xv Ba le ba mo khutlogèla hèla \xe they refused to speak to him \xv Re se khutlogele pocō \xe don't let us refuse to answer the question \lx KHUTLOLA \ge To project ; to stick out ; to shrug up the shoulders \lx KHUTLOLOLA \ge To enlarge, as a house ; to make more room \lx KHUTLWA \mn khutla \ge Pass. of khutla ; to be tripped up by a thing in space. Used of a thing carried \xv O la a khutlwa ke moyakō \xe he knocked against the door \xv Se le sa khutlwa ke lencwè \xe it knocked against a stone \xv Se le sa khutlwa \xe it was struck \lx KHUTSA \ge Cease \lx KHUTSAHALÈLŌ \ge Mourning \lx KHUTSAHALŌ \ge Grief ; sorrow \lx KHUTSHAHALA \ge To become short \lx KHUTSHAHATSA \ge To make short ; to shorten. Used of time \lx KHUTSANA \ge An orphan ; a fatherless, or motherless child, or both ; one who has grief ; one of low degree ; a little hollow \lx KHUTSANYŌ \ge A cursing of each other \lx KHUTSHANE \ge Short \lx KHUYANE \ge A sore, swelled, or unhealed navel of an infant ; a complaint of the bowels supposed to be caused by a sore navel \lx KHWAAN \xv Khwaan ea letsae \xe the white of an egg \lx KHWANYA \ge To run gently ; to trot ; to knock, tap, or rap once \lx KHWANYAKHWANTSÈ \mn khwanyakhwanya \ge Perf. of khwanyakhwanya \lx KHWANYAKHWANYA \ge To knock, tap, or rap again and again \lx KHWATA \ge To alter in appearance, as from sickness, anger, etc. ; to be pale or pallid \lx KHWATLAHALA \ge To become dwarfed, Int \lx KHWATLAHETSE \mn khwatlahala \ge Perf. of khwatlahala, Int \lx KHWEBA \ge A game in which bokwatse, or bolatsi, or bokudunkō are pierced and taken up with a thorn, or a pointed bit of wood \lx KHWENA \ge The worm of a caterpillar in cell sticking on a branch \lx KHWIBICHWANYANA \mn khwibidu \ge Dim. of khwibidu \lx KHWIBIDU \ge Red \lx KHWICWE \xv E khwicwe \xe it is sprained \xv O khwicwe ke kgomo \xe he has been sprained or dislocated by an ox \lx KHWIGA \ge To become sprained, or out of joint ; to become dislocated \lx KIBA \sy Tsiba \lx KICŌ \ge Knowledge \lx KICŌNYANA \ge A little knowledge \lx KIDIBALŌ \ge A fainting fit ; a faint \lx KIDIBI \ge A game in which a kgèñwè is rolled along the ground and pierced with a pointed stick \lx KIDIKIDI \ge The bone at the back of a neck \lx KIKA \ge A mortar ; a stamping block \lx KIKITLA \sy Retela \xv Se kikitla hèla \xe Se retetse \lx KILE \ge A word expressive of an act done and passed, and also of an act done only a short time ago \xv O kile a tla \xe he came some time ago \xv A kile a tsamaea \xe he went away \lx KILÈGŌ \ge Contempt ; hatred \lx KILÈLŌ \ge Noun from ilèla \lx KILŌ \ge Hatred \lx KIMA \ge Thick \lx KIMÈLŌ \ge Noun from imèla \lx KINA \ge To tie a horse's legs ; to knee-halter a horse \et A Sesuto word \lx KIRIETSA \ge To pacify an infant \lx KITLA \sy Tlhanya \ge See also KETLA \lx KITLANA \ge To be united ; to agree together \lx KITLANCWE \ge Framed, or joined together \lx KITLANYA \ge To join tightly together \lx KITLAÑWA \mn kitlana \ge Pass. of kitlana \lx KITSECŌPELE \ge Foreknowledge \lx Ko \ge An expression of appeal \xv A ko u tlè le nna \xe please come with me \ge Sometimes \sy Kabo \lx KOA \ge To gather ; to heap up \lx KOAHALA \ge To become weak \lx KŌAHALA \sy Koahala \lx KOAHATSA \ge To make weak \lx KŌAHATSA \sy Koahatsa \lx KOAKOETSA \sy Kwakwetsa \lx KOAMA \ge To sit down helpless ; to sink down exhausted ; to lie down, as a helpless animal ; to assemble in crowds \lx KOAME \mn koama \ge Perf. of koama \lx KOBA \ge To drive away with contempt ; to despise ; to become mouldy, or mildewed \lx KŌBA \ge To look round, or about, or over the shoulder expecting to see something \xv O la a ba kōba \xe he looked round about upon them; he looked at them \xv Go koba pelo \xe to expect; to hope in a promise; to trust in a person's word \lx KOBAKOBA \ge To be restless ; to go about from house to house \lx KŌBAKŌBA \ge To look about on all sides \lx KŌBAMÈLŌ \ge A bowing down to ; worship \lx KŌBANA \ge To look at each other \lx KŌBAŌBA \ge A large, very long-horned rhinoceros \lx KOBE \ge A barb on a spear \xv Lerumō ya kobe \xe a barbed spear \lx KOBÈLA \ge To work with wire ; to weave wire on a stick, etc \lx KOBISA \xv Go kobisa pelo \xe to cause to hope \lx KOBISHŌ \xv Kobishō pelo \xe expectation, hope \lx KOBŌ \ge A skin cloak, or mantle ; a kaross \lx KŌBŌTA \ge To pound \sy Thuga \lx KOBŌTLŌ \ge A shelf \lx KOCŌ \ge Noun from otsa \lx KŌCWANA \mn kwebu \ge Fem. of kwebu. Used of a cow \lx KODU \ge A voice ; the part under a chin \lx KODUAHALA \ge To become poor in flesh \lx KODUKOMA \ge Adam's apple \lx KODUMÈLA \ge To descend by a sudden fall off in a path \lx KODUMETSA \mn kodumèla \ge Caus. of kodumèla. To swallow ; to cause to descend \xv Tsela ea kodumetsa motho \xe the path causes the person to descend abruptly \lx KODUÔLÔ \ge The small hollow at the back of the neck and base of skull \lx KOÈGA \ge To become gathered ; to be heaped up \lx KOÈLA \ge To gather to, or for \xv Go koèla mayè \xe to gather stones for some work \lx KOKECO \ge An adding ; addition \lx KOKÈGÔ \ge Noun from okèga \lx KOKELECO \ge An addition \lx KŌKŌ \ge A betrayal \lx KOKO \ge A fowl \et (hybrid) \xv Koko e tona \xe a cock (hybrid) \lx KŌKŌBA \ge To walk with sore feet \lx KOKOBALA \ge To press, or lie lightly upon ; to be buoyant ; to float \lx KOKOBATSA \ge To press lightly upon, as a pen in writing ; to cause to float \lx KŌKŌBÈLA \ge To become pacified, or quieted ; to settle down quietly ; to stoop, or settle down ; to stoop, as one wishing to get out of sight, or out of the wind \lx KOKOBETSA \ge To pacify ; to cause to stoop, or bring low ; to abase ; to strike or shoot a near object \lx KOKOBETSE \mn kokobala \ge perfect of \lx KOKOLA \ge To harrow ; to rake together weeds, etc \lx KOKOLORUTWE \ge A large blue bird \lx KOKOLOSA \ge To roll a thing along the ground \lx KŌKŌMALA \ge To sit up on one's heels \lx KOKOMANA \ge A great grandchild ; a branch of a family \lx KOKOMETSE \mn kōkōmala \ge perfect of \lx KOKOMOGA \ge To rise up, or swell out, as food boiling \lx KŌKŌPÈLA \ge To help a man who has been worsted in an argument by giving him suggestions ; to stand firm and overcome, as a successful disputant, or an army when attacked \lx KOKORALA \ge To be arched \lx KOKORETSA \ge To surround ; to encircle \lx KOKORETSE \mn kokorala \ge perfect of \xv Nca e kokoretse \xe the dog's back is arched \lx KŌKŌRŌGA \ge To walk with lordly tread ; to set up the back, as a savage dog about to spring \lx KOKOTHANE \ge A small or stunted mealie cob with mealies on \lx KŌKŌTHÈLA \ge To nail to ; to knock in, as a peg, or a nail \lx KOKOTLA \ge To run, as a large bird ; to hop on one leg, as children at play \lx KŌKŌTLÈGÈLA \ge To increase ; to become numerous ; to abound ; to multiply \lx KŌKÖTLÈLA \ge To beg eagerly ; to supplicate for ; to crave ; to importune \lx KOKOTLETSA \ge To support ; to hold up ; to supply with food ; to accumulate \lx KŌKWAÈLA \sy Kwakwaèla \lx KŌKWANA \ge To crowd together \xv Go kōkwana seima \xe to crowd thickly together \lx KŌKWANÈLA \ge To crowd upon ; to press upon, as a crowd \xv Ba kōkwanèla gōna \xe they assemble there in numbers \lx KŌKWANŌ \ge A crowding ; a large crowd \lx KŌKWANYA \ge To gather together things, or animals ; to gather up with the hands \lx KŌKWANYE \mn kōkwana \ge perfect of \lx KŌKWANYETSA \ge To crowd together at \lx KŌKWAÑWA \mn kōkwana \ge passive of \lx KŌKWATA \ge Turned-down horned, the horns being fast \lx KOLA \ge A head-dress, or ornament of a feather, hare's tail, etc \lx KÔLEKT \ge A collection \et (hybrid) \lx KOLO \ge A little ball ; a small white spot on an animal's forehead \lx KÔLŌAGANA \ge To make an agreement \lx KÔLŌAGANŌ \ge An agreement \lx KOLOANA \ge A small kolo \lx KÔLŌBA \ge To become wet \lx KOLOBÈ \ge A pig \lx KOLOBECO \ge A making wet \lx KOLOBEDIWA \ge Pass. of kolobetsa \mn kolobetsa \lx KOLOBETSA \ge To make wet \lx KOLOBILE \ge Perf. of kōlōba \mn kōlōba \xv Se kolobile \xe it is wet \lx KOLOI \ge A wagon. Pl. dikoloi. Many wagons, makoloi \lx KOLOKWE \sy Kgolokwe \lx KOLOLŌ \ge An animal found in hills, Int \lx KÔLÔMÈLA \ge To disappear beneath the horizon ; to disappear over the brow of a hill ; to fall off suddenly, as a path \lx KOLOYANA \ge A sucking pig \lx KOMA \ge An edible root, Int \lx KŌMA \sy Meepelwane \xv Go ya kōma \xe to rejoice over a victory \lx KOMAKOMA \ge To rain gently ; to rain in gentle showers \lx KŌMAKŌMÈLA \ge To glory over another ; to boast over another ; to tease by boasting over \lx KOMAKOMETSA \ge To tantalize by offering something and then refusing it \lx KOMAKOMILE \ge Perf. of komakoma \mn komakoma \lx KŌMANŌ \ge Contention \lx KŌMANYŌ \ge A scolding \lx KOMAÑ \ge Railing ; a noisy row ; a clamour ; a quarrel \lx KOMAO \ge A stone, Int \lx KOMÈLÈLÔ \ge Dryness \lx KOMETSA \ge To swallow a small thing \lx KOMOGA \ge To be broken, as wood ; to be smashed \lx KOMOGANYA \ge To break, as wood ; to burst \lx KOMOKI \ge A basin ; a cup \et (hybrid) \lx KOMOLA \ge To break, or smash a bone, as in firing at an animal \lx KŌNA \xv Go kōna tlhōgō \xe to bow down the head \lx KŌNALÔ \ge An old, worn-out thing, as a shoe, kaross, etc \lx KŌNAMA \ge To bow down ; to be bent down \lx KŌNAME \ge Perf. of kōnama \mn kōnama \lx KŌNAMISA \ge To cause to bow down \lx KÔNATÈLÈLA \ge To pursue ; to follow after perseveringly ; to do anything with a will \lx KŌNÈLA \ge To make a knot, or loop when fastening off in sewing \lx KŌNÈLÔ \ge Noun from ōnèla \lx KONKOMETSA \sy Komakometsa \lx KŌNŌ \ge A moan \lx KONOLOLA \ge To unfasten a knot made in sewing \lx KONOPA \ge To throw at ; to hit by throwing ; to throw at a mark \lx KONOPÈLA \ge To throw to \lx KÔNOTÈLÈLA \sy Kōnatèlèla \lx KONU \ge Tinder ; touchwood \lx KONYA \sy Khwanya \lx KONYAKONYA \sy Khwanyakhwanya \lx KOÑ \ge Yonder \xv Ea koñ \xe go away with you \lx KŌNGWANE \ge A bushy plant with clusters of yellowish flowers \lx KOÑWAKOÑWANE \ge A separate group, or portion \lx Koo \sy Koñ \lx Koō \ge A falling \lx KOOTEÑ \sy Ekete \lx KOPA \ge To beg \lx KOPAKOPA \ge To jump when sitting on the haunches ; to jump, as young locusts \lx KŌPANA \ge To meet ; to agree \lx KOPANCWE \ge Perf. pass. of kōpana \mn kōpana \lx KŌPANÈLA \ge To meet at, or for \xv Ba kōpanèla dikgañ \xe they meet together about the quarrels \lx KŌPANÔ \ge A meeting ; a joining ; an agreeing \lx KÔPANTSÈ \ge Perf. of kōpanya \mn kōpanya \lx KŌPANYA \ge To cause to meet ; to unite \lx KŌPANYE \mn kōpana \ge perfect \lx KOPECWE \mn kopèla \ge perfect passive ; Locked, etc \lx KOPÈLA \ge To lock ; to button, as a coat ; to fasten, or lock, as a door \lx KŌPÈLŌ \ge A song ; music ; a singing ; a hymn-book \lx KŌPŌ \ge A hare's tail \lx KOPOLOLA \ge To unlock ; to unbutton \lx KOPOLOLÈLA \ge To unlock for ; to explain for \lx KŌRŌ \ge See DIKŌRŌ \lx KOROLALA \ge To become bent like a bow \lx KOROLATSA \ge To bend, or cause to bend like a bow \lx KOROLÊTSE \mn korolala \ge perfect \lx KŌRŌPANA \ge To shrivel up \lx KOROSA \ge A fever \et (hybrid) \lx KORŌTA \ge To cut off a part \et (hybrid) \lx KOROTLA \ge To talk in a low voice ; to murmur \lx KOTAMA \ge To sit on the haunches \lx KOTAME \mn kotama \ge perfect \lx KŌTÈLA \xv Go kōtèla namane \xe to beat off a calf when milking \lx KOTLA \ge To gather together at different times, or by different purchases \lx KOTLŌ \ge A person's sustenance. From otla \lx KOTLOMANA \ge To be in fear ; to sit shrunk up through fear \lx KOTLOMANŌ \ge Noun from kotlomana \lx KOTLOMANYE \mn kotlomana \ge perfect \lx KŌTLOMÈLA \ge To disappear below the horizon \lx KOTŌKWE \ge A greyish ground-squirrel with short tail \lx KOTOSÈLA \ge To talk endlessly, Int \lx KŌTSÈLŌ \ge Noun from ōtsèla \lx KOTSIALALA \ge To listen to reproof humbly and without answering \lx KOUŌ \sy Koñ \lx KOYANA \ge A small kobō \lx KUA \ge To shout out ; to proclaim \lx KUANA \ge A small leather sack made of one skin \lx KUANE \sy Kuana \lx KUBA \sn 1 \ge To come out, as dust out of a beaten skin ; to rise up, as smoke \xv Go kuba mosi \xe to send out smoke \sn 2 \ge To strike but fail to enter, as an arrow, or spear ; to strike with a fist, etc. ; to be blunt, or bent, as a spear point ; to cause to bend in, as a soft hat crown \xv Go kuba mañōlè \xe to bend the legs slightly at the knees \lx KUBEDIWA \mn kubetsa \ge passive \lx KUBÈGA \ge To become slightly bent, as knees in presenting a shield \lx KUBÈLA \ge To force a skin off a slaughtered animal by pressing it with a stick \xv Go kubèla kwa \xe to rise to \xv Go kubèla lekuka \xe to shake a milk sack up and down so as to get out the milk ; to shake forcibly a milk sack full of thick milk when the whey has been drawn off \lx KUBÈLÈLA \ge To hit with an arrow, etc., without the missile penetrating \lx KUBETSA \ge To cause smoke to go out for doctoring ; to burn medicine for doctoring \xv Go di kubèlèla mo sakeñ \xe to doctor them by smoke in the kraal \lx KUBILE \mn kuba \ge perfect \lx KUBITLA \ge To sway from side to side, as a bad runner ; to walk with a shaky gait, as an old or weak person \lx KUBOLOLA \ge Revers. of kuba \lx KUBU \ge A hippopotamus \lx KUBUÈLA \ge To throw up to ; to scatter by throwing up ; to strew ; to sprinkle on, as salt on meat ; to cast \lx KUBUGA \ge To wake out of sleep of onesefl \lx KUBULA \ge To waken a person \lx KUDUBITLÈGA \ge To move about quickly ; to flee from place to place \lx KUDUÈGŌ \ge Noun from huduèga \lx KUDUÈLA \ge To throw on, as dust \lx KUDUKUTHWANE \ge Masturbation \lx KUÈLA \ge To proclaim to \lx KUISA \mn kua \ge Caus. of kua \lx KUIWA \mn kua \ge Pass. of kua \lx KUKA \sy Tsaea \lx KUKAMA \ge A gemsbuck \lx KUKAMANA \ge A little kukama \lx KUKÈLA \ge To burn without blazing ; to smoulder \lx KUKETSA \ge To cause a thing to take fire, as a piece of dry dung to carry fire with \xv Go kuketsa dikgomo \xe to light a fire for doctoring cattle \lx KUKONA \ge To pick a bone \lx KUKUBALA \ge To crack, as a smooth floor, or wall \lx KUKUBETSE \mn kukubala \ge Perf. of kukubala \xv Go kukubetse bolōkō \xe the smearing has cracked \lx KUKUMOLOGA \ge To rise above the horizon. Used of clouds \lx KUKUNA \ge To stoop down ; to approach stealthily ; to creep in a stooping posture. Generally used in connection with creeping for an evil purpose \lx KUKUNÈLA \ge To creep to \lx KUKUNŌ \ge Stealth \xv Go tsamaea ka kukunō \xe to go away stealthily \lx KUKUNYA \ge To appear above the surface ; to peep out, as a tree's buds \lx KUKUNYETSA \ge To neigh, as a distant horse \lx KUKUTLA \ge To walk slowly, as an old man \lx KUMA \ge To bite off a bit ; to break up, or tear up, as a piece of flimsy paper \lx KUMAGANA \ge To break up, or become broken up, into parties or groups \lx KUMAGANYA \ge To break up into small pieces, as bread, etc \lx KUMAGAÑWA \mn kumagana \ge Pass. of kumagana. To be broken up into parties \lx KUMAKŌ \ge Noun from umaka \lx KUMÈGA \ge To become torn up, or broken up, as a piece of flimsy paper ; to be notched, as a knife \lx KUNAMA \ge To journey down ; to journey in a descending direction ; to dig downwards \lx KUNAME \mn kunama \ge Perf. of kunama \lx KUNAMISA \ge To make perpendicular, as in digging a hole \lx KUNYANE \ge A hole in a kgatampi ; a room in a European's house \lx KUPA \ge Hot ashes without cinders \lx KUPANE \ge A kind of edible bulb \lx KUPE \ge A large quantity of meal \lx KURUPANA \ge To be shrivelled, or shrunk up into a ball, or a small compass, as a dry skin \lx KURUPANYE \mn kurupana \ge Perf. of kurupana \lx KURUSA \ge To rouse up a forgetful, or negligent person ; to rouse up, or frighten away birds \lx KURUTHU \ge A word used as a curse by a woman when striking the ground with her apron and cursing somebody \lx KURUTLA \ge To rumble, as bowels from flatulence \lx KURWANA \ge A calibash ; a small-mouthed vessel \lx KURWECO \ge A lullaby ; a plaintive tune ; a doleful ditty ; a cooing \xv Kgwedi ea kurweco \xe the second month after confinement \lx KURWETSA \ge To coo, as a dove ; to sing plaintively ; to make a mournful noise ; to cry, as a baby for its mother \xv Ñwana oa kurwetsa \xe a child in the second month \lx KUTA \ge To cut hair ; to cut hair unevenly ; to weed in a slovenly manner \lx KUTÈGA \ge To fall off, as the hair from a head, or wool from a skin \lx KUTHUMETSA \sy Kutlumetsa \lx KUTLA \ge A lion's lair, or sleeping place ; a dog's sleeping place scratched in the ground \lx KUTLŌ \ge Hearing ; obedience \lx KUTLUMETSA \ge To tilt up and pour out, as thick milk, soil, etc \lx KUTLWANŌ \ge Mutual sympathy ; concord \lx KUTLWŌ \ge Hearing ; obedience \lx KUTŌ \sy Thitō \lx KUTUKWÈ \ge The inner part of the anus ; the lower bowel descending in dysentery \lx KUTUMA \ge To shake a little, as a stone in being moved \lx KUTUMISA \ge To cause to shake a little \lx KUULOGA \ge To rise up, as a cloud of dense smoke, or a swarm of locusts \lx KUULOLA \ge To drive away, as a large number of birds ; to drive, as wind a volume of smoke \lx KWA \ge There ; yonder ; where \xv Kwa re eañ gōna \xe where we go \lx KWAA \ge To carry under the arm ; to discover people in ambush, or an animal lying concealed ; a flat space on the top of a hill \lx KWADI \sy Losiba \lx KWADISA \ge To cause to write \xv Go kwadisa bana \xe to teach the children to write \lx KWAEA \ge To take shelter from the sun ; to go into the shade \lx KWAÈLA \ge To shelter anything by holding it to one's side ; to gather something into one's cloak, and hold it to one's side \lx KWAISA \ge Caus. of kwaea \mn kwaea \lx KWAIWA \ge Pass. of kwaea \mn kwaea \lx KWAKWAÈLA \ge To lay hold of with arms or legs ; to fold arms and legs round, as a baby \sy Shomarèla \lx KWAKWECO \ge Noun from kwakwetsa \mn kwakwetsa \lx KWAKWETSA \ge To have an impediment in speech ; to stammer ; to stutter \lx KWALA \ge To write \lx KWALANYA \ge To talk confusedly, as several people talking together \lx KWALANYŌ \ge Noun from kwalanya \mn kwalanya \lx KWALARE \ge A solitary male wildebeest \lx KWANA \ge A lamb \lx KWANALŌ \sy Kōnalō \lx KWANAMA \ge To hang down, as a broken bough \lx KWANATLA \ge Strong ; energetic \lx KWARAGANYA \ge To run ; to gallop \lx KWATABOLOTSA \ge To strip off bark \lx KWATALALA \ge To become stiff ; to go on talking incessantly \lx KWATALATSA \ge To make stiff ; to tug at and pull tight \lx KWATLAPA \ge Dry and hard, as a skin, or rhiem \lx KWATLHAŌ \ge Chastisement ; a chastening \lx KWATOBOLOTSA \ge To strip off bark \lx KWATSI \ge A carbuncle \lx KWEBU \ge Grey ; roan ; light blue. Used of an ox \lx KWEDILE \ge Perf. of kwela \mn kwela \lx KWELA \ge To rear, as a horse ; to toss up a rider, yoke, or burden ; to spurn, as a cow her calf \lx KWELE \sy Lekwele \lx KWELEKWELE \ge A long ridge \lx KWELETLANA \ge To be drawn up in a ridge, or hump, as a bull's neck, or a skin dry after being wet \lx KWÈLŌ \ge Noun from wèla \mn wèla \lx KWENA \ge Thick ; dense. Used of walls, darkness, etc. Perf. kwenne \sy Kwèna \lx KWÈNA \ge A crocodile ; a kind of aromatic shrub ; wild mint \lx KWENESA \ge To wound slightly \lx KWENESHŌ \ge A slight wound \lx KWENNE \mn kwena \ge Perf. of kwena \lx KWENTSICWE \sy Thatahadicwe \lx KWETÈGA \sy Kwetoga \lx KWETÈLA \sy Kwetola \lx KWETOGA \ge To appear ; to come into sight, as a person coming over a ridge ; to be coming ; to be approaching ; to rise above the horizon, as a cloud \lx KWETOGÈLA \xv Kwetogèla kwano \xe come here into sight \lx KWETOLA \ge To bring into sight ; to cause to come into sight \lx KWETOLÈLA \xv E kwetolèla kwano \xe bring it here \lx KWIDIA \ge To go about to and fro ; to wander hither and thither \lx KWIDIBI \sy Kidibi \ge A kind of plant with bulbous root \lx KWIDINYA \ge To neigh \lx KWIDINYÈGA \ge To neigh ; to boil, and make a bubbling noise, as fat \lx KWOCWANA \sy Kōcana \lx KWŌTÈLA \sy Kōtèla \lx LAALANA \sy Laèlana \lx LAANA \ge To instruct, or exhort one another \lx LABA \ge To take anything out of an eye with a tongue \lx LACWA \ge To lick \lx LACWITSE \mn lacwa \ge Perf. of lacwa \lx LADICWE \mn latsa \ge Perf. pass. of latsa ; to be laid down \lx LADITSE \mn latsa \ge Perf. of latsa \lx LADIWA \mn latsa \ge Pass. of latsa \lx LAEA \ge To instruct ; to direct ; to charge ; to exhort ; to lay down the law \xv Go laea ka \xe to instruct with, or by \lx LAÈLA \ge To instruct ; to direct ; to give a charge ; to send with a message ; to bend a bow and fix the string ; to cock a gun, that is to say, send its charge on its errand \lx LAÈLANA \ge To exhort one another ; to hold a conference \lx LAETSA \ge To send a message by \xv O la a ba laetsa \xe he sent a message by them \lx LAGALÈLA \sy Legèlèla \lx LAILA \ge To lick up at once something placed on palm of hand ; to sweep off, as a war, destructive fire, etc \lx LAILE \mn laea \ge Perf. of laea \lx LAKAICWE \mn lakaila \ge Perf. of lakaila \lx LAKAILA \ge To lick ; to lick up ; to destroy, or remove utterly \lx LALA \ge To lie down ; to lodge \lx LALEDICWE \mn laletsa \ge Perf. pass. of laletsa ; Hired \lx LALEDITSE \mn laletsa \ge Perf. of laletsa \lx LALÈLA \ge To lie in wait for ; to tempt ; to seek to catch in speech ; to sleep near to, or in sight of a place ; to lie at the catch ; to watch, or guard \xv Go lalèla naè \xe to lodge with him \lx LALELETSA \ge To hire for \lx LALÈLWA \ge To be laid in wait for ; to be tempted, etc \lx LALETSA \ge To hire ; to engage ; to call for any purpose ; to offer, or give anything without being asked for it \lx LALOLA \ge To do a thing very well, or perfectly \lx LAMADITSE \mn lamatsa \ge Perf. of lamatsa \xv O ba lamaditse \xe he has spoiled them by giving and thus leading them to expect future gifts \lx LAMALA \ge To be accustomed ; to look for anything as being accustomed to receive it \lx LAMALÈLA \ge To be accustomed to \xv Go lamalèla thapèlo \xe to be accustomed to prayer \lx LAMATSA \ge To cause a person to expect something on another occasion by giving it to him once \xv Go lamatsa ñwana \xe to spoil a child by giving, and thus making him accustomed to expect, or getting him into the habit of receiving \lx LAMETSE \mn lamala \ge perfect \lx LAMPA \ge A lamp \et (hybrid) \lx LAOCWÈ \mn laola \ge perfect passive \lx LAODISA \ge To ordain ; to set over \lx LAODISIWA \ge To be ordained ; to be set over \lx LAOLA \ge To command ; to govern. Perf. laotsè \xv Go laola ka bola \xe to decide by casting the dice \xv Go laola ka chomolō \xe to decide by drawing lots \lx LAOLÈGA \ge To become commanded ; to submit to law \lx LAOLESÈGA \sy Laolèga \lx LAOLOLA \ge To make a command of none effect ; to put down a trigger ; to unload a wagon \lx LAOTSÈ \mn laola \ge perfect \lx LAPA \ge To be weary ; to become tired, or faint \lx LAPISA \ge To cause to be tired ; to cause to be weary \lx LAPISIWA \mn lapisa \ge passive \lx LAPOLOGA \ge To become rested \lx LAPOLOSA \ge To cause to rest ; to refresh \lx LATA \ge To go to ; to visit ; to follow \xv Dikgomo di tla lata boyañ \xe the cattle will go to the grass \xv Ke tla gu lata \xe I will follow you \lx LATALANA \ge To follow after one another \lx LATÈLA \ge To follow after. Generally used of an object that is out of sight \lx LATÈLÈLA \ge To follow after \xv Ba tla mo latèlèla \xe they will follow after him. They will follow his spoor; they will pursue him \lx LATISA \sy Latèla \lx LATLHA \ge To cast away ; to throw without any particular aim \lx LATLHÈGA \ge To become cast away ; to be lost \lx LATLHEGECWE \xv Ke latlhegecwe ke thipa \xe I have lost my knife \lx LATLHÈGÈLA \xv Thipa e tla mo latlhègèla \xe he will lose his knife \lx LATLHEGILE \mn latlhèga \ge perfect \xv Thipa ea me e latlhegile \xe my knife is lost \lx LATLHISA \ge To cause to cast, or throw away \lx LATOHATSA \ge To accuse ; to cause to become guilty. A word found only in books \lx LATOHOLOLA \ge To give a person blame ; to prove a person to be in the wrong \lx LATOLA \ge To deny ; to deny a fault, or goodness in another person or oneself ; to give a negative answer ; to say no \xv Ba tsile go latola kgosi \xe they are come to tell of the chief's death \lx LATOLÈLA \ge To deny to \xv O la a re latolèla ñwana \xe he told us of the child's death \xv Go gu latolèla motse \xe to deny to you the existence of the town \lx LATOTSÈ \mn latola \ge perfect \lx LATSA \ge To cause a person to lie down ; to lay a person down \lx LE \ge And ; with. Particle of nouns beginning with le \lx LEA \ge To tie a knot carelessly ; to sew slackly. Perf. lile \lx LEACŌ \ge A gift ; an alms \lx LEADIMŌ \ge A borrowed thing ; a lent thing \lx LEAKA \ge A lie \lx LEAKANYANA \ge A little lie \lx LEALETSA \ge To take beyond measure, or without measuring ; to take in large quantities \lx LEANA \ge To become convalescent ; to be able to go about after severe sickness \lx LEANŌ \ge A device ; a plan \lx LEAPARAPELO \ge The pericardium \lx LEATLHAMANA \ge Foolish ; childish ; stupid \lx LEBA \ge To look ; to look at ; to regard with attention \lx LEBAGANA \ge To be opposite to each other ; to be over against \xv Ba dutse ba lebagana le phupu \xe they sat over against the grave \lx LEBAGANYE \mn lebagana \ge Perf. of lebagana \xv Ba bo ba lebaganye le phehō \xe they were beating against the wind; the wind was contrary to them \lx LEBALA \ge To forget \lx LEBALEBA \ge To look from one to another ; to look over, or have the oversight of \lx LEBANA \ge To be worthy \lx LEBANTSHA \xv Go lebantsha dihatlhōgō \xe to look at each other face to face \lx LEBANYA \xv Go lebanya dihatlhōgō \xe to look face to face \lx LEBAÑWA \mn lebana \ge Pass. of lebana \lx LEBATLA \ge An open space in the kgotla \xv O mpeile mo lebatleñ \xe he has taken me before the chief \lx LEBATSA \ge To cause to forget \lx LEBÈGA \ge To be chosen, as one thing out of others ; to be preferred \lx LEBEKO \sy Segwadi \lx LEBÈLA \ge To watch ; to guard ; to have oversight \lx LEBÈLÈLA \ge To look out for ; to expect \lx LEBELETSE \mn lebèlèla \ge Perf. of lebèlèla \lx LEBELŌ \sy Lobelō \lx LEBÈLWA \ge To be watched \lx LEBETSE \mn lebala \ge Perf. of lebala \lx LEBIANA \ge A frying-pan, Int \lx LEBICHŌ \ge A name \lx LEBILE \mn leba \ge Perf. of leba \lx LEBISA \mn leba \ge Caus. of leba \lx LEBITLA \sy Lecwe \lx LEBOA \ge A kind of edible fungus, or mushroom \lx LEBODI \ge A kind of rat living on or near a river's banks \lx LEBODU \sy Lobodu \lx LEBOGA \ge To thank ; to be thankful ; to thank for \lx LEBOGANA \ge To thank mutually \lx LEBOGÈLA \ge To thank some one for \lx LEBOGO \sy Legoka, Int \lx LEBŌGŌ \sy Lecōgō, Int \lx LEBOGWA \mn leboga \ge Pass. of leboga \lx LEBOLOBOLO \ge A short thick snake, yellowish, with black spots ; a puff adder \lx LEBOSÈGA \ge To be acceptable \lx LEBUCWAPELE \ge A fruit first ripe among other fruits \lx LEBUDUDU \ge Dry hard ground, Int \lx LECHA \sy Letsha \lx LECHATLA \sy Lodule, Int \lx LECHOBA \sy Lechoha, Int \lx LECHOCHA \xv Ka lechocha \xe by chance; unexpectedly; accidentally; by misadventure \lx LECHOCHO \ge A kind of wingless insect \lx LECHOHANA \ge A small hole \lx LECHOKO \ge A troublesome person, or animal \lx LECHOKU \ge A red ochre used for smearing the body \lx LECHOLŌ \ge A hunting ; a hunt \lx LECHOO \ge A paw, or footprint of a dog, or ravenous animal \pl maroo \lx LECHOTÈLŌ \ge Dry, dusty cattle dung \lx LECHUTI \ge A shadow made by a cloud \lx LECHWAGŌ \ge Hollow, as a tree ; a hole, or hollow in a tree \lx LECHWAHO \ge A lung \lx LECHWARWA \ge A captive ; a bondservant \lx LECHWENYŌ \ge A troubler \lx LECŌGŌ \sn 1 \ge An arm from the wrist to the shoulder \pl mabōgō \sn 2 \ge A shoulder of meat \xv Lecōgō ya noka \xe a side stream in a river \xv Lecōgō ya lewatla \xe an arm of the sea \xv Go mo chwara lecōgō \xe to help him; to defend him \lx LECOLO \ge A small pipe of an ant heap \lx LECOMANA \sy Lecomane \lx LECOMANE \ge A flock of sheep \lx LECOMÔ \sy Lecolō \ge A picō held in the veldt \lx LECOÑWANE \ge A small flock \lx LECOPA \ge Clay for making pots \lx LECOPETLA \ge Very muddy water ; water in which there is much mud \lx LECÔRWANE \ge The end of a bowel eaten by a servant ; a servant's portion \lx LECWABUDU \ge A shoot from last year's corn stalk, or root \lx LECWAI \ge Salt \lx LECWALA \ge A small fish \lx LECWALANÕGA \sy Leherehere \lx LECWE \ge An open grave \lx LECWELA \ge A young branch, or sprout ; a young person ; offspring \lx LECWELE \ge A fist ; a small compact group of people \lx LECWELECWELE \sy Leherehere \lx LECWEÑ \xv Mo lecweñ \xe in the grave \lx LEDI \ge A piece of money ; a coin \lx LEDIBA \ge A deep hole in a stream ; a pool in a river's bed \lx LEDIBÈLA \ge A hole, or dam into which water is poured ; a hole in the ground from which animals drink \lx LEDILE \mn lela \ge Perf. of lela \lx LEDIMÔ \ge A strong, rushing wind ; a hurricane \lx LEDINYANA \ge A little coin \lx LEDISA \mn lela \ge Caus. of lela, to cause to weep \lx LEDIWA \mn letsa \ge Pass. of letsa \lx LEDUMEDI \ge A young lion \lx LEDUTÈLÔ \sy Lekgèlebe \lx LEE \ge An egg. Pl. mae \lx LEEBA \ge A rock pigeon \lx LEEBANA \ge A sudden, gushing shower \lx LEEBAROPE \ge A rock pigeon \lx LEEO \xv Se le se leeo \xe it was \xv ga se tlhole e leeo \xe it is not any longer \lx LEGAE \ge A home ; a dwelling place \lx LEGAEÑ \xv Mo legaeñ \xe in a home \lx LEGAGU \sy Logagu \lx LEGAKABE \sy Mogakabe \lx LEGAKGALA \ge See MAGAKGALA \lx LEGAKWA \sy Legwaka \lx LEGALA \ge A burning coal ; a live coal \lx LEGALAPA \ge The palate ; the roof of a mouth. Generally used in the plural-magalapa \lx LE GALÈ \ge Just so ; of course \lx LEGALÈGA \ge To go about begging ; to be greedy \lx LEGANÔ \ge The inside of a mouth \lx LEGAPU \ge A water melon \lx LEGARE \ge In the middle ; the centre \xv E kgaoganye ka legare \xe it is split in two \lx LEGATLAPA \ge Cowardly \xv O legatlapa \xe he is cowardly; he is a deserter from a regiment, or a skulker from the fight \lx LÈGÈLÈLA \ge To stretch out both hands placed so as to receive something ; to carry anything on both hands spread out \lx LEGETLA \ge A shoulder-blade \lx LEGOANA \ge A young wild goose ; a wild gosling \lx LEGODIMO \ge The sky ; heaven \lx LEGODU \ge A thief \lx LEGOKA \ge Not a bit of it! never \lx LEGOLA \ge A garden that has failed to give fruit, but has things eatable for cattle in it \lx LEGOLO \sn 1 \ge Great. Used with nouns in le \sn 2 \ge A hundred \xv Leshomè ye legolo \xe a hundred \lx LEGOLOLÔ \ge An outspan place for a waggon \lx LE GÔNA \ge So ; also ; in like manner \lx LEGOPÈLÔ \ge A beef steak ; the fleshy part cut out of a joint \lx LEGORWE \sy Logwere, Int \lx LEGOTLHÔ \ge A knot in a branch, or piece of wood \lx LEGOTO \ge An unripe fruit \lx LEGOTUTUA \ge A large bright-coloured locust found often on milk bushes \lx LEGOU \ge A wild goose \lx LEGWAGWA \ge A hair of a whisker ; hair on cheek \lx LEGWAHA \ge The armpit \xv Legwaha ya moragō \xe the groin \lx LEGWAKA \ge A crystal ; a piece of quartz \lx LEGWATANE \ge A stone, tooth, etc., for rubbing skins with \lx LEGWÈGWÈ \ge Impatience \xv O legwègwè \xe he is impatient \lx LEGWÈKA \sy Legwaka \lx LEGWELE \ge An ankle \lx LEGWELETLHA \ge Very crooked ; much twisted ; gnarled ; that which is not right \lx LEGWEYANA \ge An ankle ; an ankle bone ; a wrist \lx LEHA \sn 1 \ge Although \xv Leha go ntse yalo \xe although it is so; nevertheless \sn 2 \ge To pay \lx LEHAKA \ge Crooked ; hooked, Int \lx LEHARATLHATLHA \ge A state of confusion ; ccnfusion ; a confused state of things \lx LEHATLA \ge One of twins \lx LEHATLHA \sy Lehatla \ge The upper part of the body ; the chest ; the breast \lx LEHATSHE \ge A country ; a land ; the world ; the earth \lx LEHATWANA \ge A kind of snake, Int \lx LEHÈLA \sn 1 \ge To pay for ; to atone for \sn 2 \ge In vain ; a thing of nought. Preceded by verbs in èla \xv Ba dumèlèla lehèla \xe they believe in vain \xv Ke lehèla go diha yalo \xe it is vain to do so \lx LEHELE \ge A white-tailed bluish buck found in hills. Pl. diphele \lx LEHELEPA \sy Leherehere \lx LEHELEPE \ge Childish \lx LEHERECOKŌ \sy Leherehere \lx LEHEREHERE \ge A fraud ; a deceiver ; a false one ; a juggler \lx LEHETLA \sy Legetla \lx LEHETSA \ge To render to, or for ; to recompense \lx LEHICWANA \ge Slight darkness \lx LEHICWANYANA \ge Obscurity \xv Ka lehicwanyana \xe obscurely \lx LEHIHI \ge Darkness \xv Go lehihi \xe it is dark \xv Ntlo e e lehihi \xe a dark house \lx LEHIKA \ge A rock ; a massive rock \lx LEHININI \ge A gum ; a place in a gum where a tooth is out \lx LEHISA \ge To cause to pay ; an animal lent with a view to increase \lx LEHOKO \ge A word \lx LEHOHORA \ge A little that remains ; a remnant. Used of grain, etc., but not of liquids \lx LEHOTLHŌ \ge A leaf stripped off a tree or branch \lx LEHUBA \sy Lohuba \lx LEHUBIDU \ge Red \lx LEHUHA \ge Jealousy ; jealousy between wives ; bigamy ; polygamy \xv O tla nyala lehuha \xe he will commit bigamy; he will take more wives than one \xv O nyecwe lehuha \xe she has been married to a man with a wife or wives \xv Ba le ba nna lehuha naè \xe they were jealous of him \lx LEHUKUBU \ge A raven ; a crow \lx LEHULA \sy Leshulō \lx LEHULŌ \sy Leshulō \lx LEHUMA \ge Loss ; damage ; great sorrow ; poverty ; hunger \xv Dilō tsa lehuma \xe poverty-stricken, or beggarly things \xv Go ichwara lehuma \xe to rest the head upon the palm of one's hand in token of great sorrow \lx LEHUMANYANA \ge A little lehuma \lx LEHUMŌ \ge A place for sucking up water, Int \lx LEHUPU \ge A swelling caused by a blow, etc. ; a prominence made by things covered with a kaross, etc. ; a large edible fungus \lx LEHUTI \ge A hole, or hollow in the ground \lx LEHUTŌ \ge A knot in a string, etc \lx LEHUTSANA \ge A little lehuti \lx LEILWE \mn lea \ge perfect passive of lea \lx LEINA \ge A name \lx LEINANE \sy Tlhamane \lx LEINÔ \ge A tooth. Pl. mènō \lx LEIÔ \ge A crabfish ; a crab \lx LEIPEI \ge A free and independent one \lx LEISHÔ \ge A hearth ; a cooking place \lx LEITLHAPÈLŌ \sy Letlhapèlō \lx LEITLHÔ \ge An eye. Pl. maitlhō and matlhō \lx LEITLHWANA \ge A temple—of a head \lx LEIWA \mn lea \ge passive of lea \lx LEIYADI \ge A shoot springing up from last year's seed \lx LEKA \sn 1 \ge To try ; to attempt ; to test ; to tempt \sn 2 \ge A sore made by carrying a burden, etc \lx LEKABA \ge A pack-ox \lx LEKADIBA \ge A deep hole in a stream ; a pool in a river bed ; a pool \lx LEKAKABA \ge A leaf \lx LEKALEKANA \ge To be equal ; to be equal-sided \lx LEKALEKANE \ge Square \xv Se lekalekane \xe it is equal-sided ; it is square \lx LEKAMPHANE \ge A bow, Int \lx LEKANA \sn 1 \ge To be equal ; to be alike \sn 2 \ge To be able to do a work ; to be equal to a work \lx LEKANÈLA \ge To be sufficient for ; to be equal for \lx LEKANTSA \sy Lekantsana \lx LEKANTSANA \ge An ornament, or fringe on a man's girdle ; a fringe \lx LEKANTSÈ \mn lekanya \ge perfect of lekanya \lx LEKAÑWA \mn lekana \ge passive of lekana \lx LEKANYA \ge To make equal ; to measure \lx LEKANYANA \ge A wild dog \lx LEKANYE \mn lekana \ge perfect of lekana \xv Go lekanye \xe it is enough \lx LEKANYETSA \ge To measure for ; to divide \lx LEKAPANA \ge A wild cucumber, Int \lx LEKAPE \ge Husk ; rind ; peel ; pod ; shell ; scale of fish \lx LEKATANE \ge A kind of small green pumpkin \lx LEKATANYANE \ge A little lekatane \lx LEKATLA \ge One who has not yet been to circumcision \lx LEKAU \sn 1 \ge A youth \sn 2 \ge A cow's womb ; a wild animal's womb \lx LEKAUANA \ge A big boy \lx LEKAUDI \ge A straggling lock of hair ; a lock of hair \lx LEKAWA \ge A wild cucumber \lx LEKEDI \ge A nursery bed for tobacco plants ; a seed-bed \lx LEKÈLA \xv Go lekèla kwa pele \xe to try to go forward ; to go ahead \lx LEKELÈLA \ge To try the depth ; to sound water \lx LEKELETSA \sy Lekelèla \lx LEKETE \sn 1 \ge Heavy ; a weight \sn 2 \ge A pit dug in the ground for a grave, or game trap \lx LEKETLA \ge To shake, as a loose pole, or a disjointed limb or thing \lx LEKGABE \ge Chiefly used in the plural: makgabe. Strings dangling in front of women and girls to hide their nakedness \lx LEKGABI \ge Half of an edible bulb split in digging \lx LEKGADI \ge A Mantatee \lx LEKGAREBÈ \sy Kgarebè \lx LEKGASA \ge A strip of a tattered garment \lx LEKGATHI \ge A division ; a part ; a clump ; a group ; a parcel \lx LEKGÈLE \ge A fruit nearly ripe \lx LEKGÈLEBE \ge A bank, or dam for holding a small quantity of water \lx LEKGÈTHÔ \ge A tax ; tribute \lx LEKGETHU \ge A sharp stone for cutting ; a flint \lx LEKGÔA \sy Lekhōa \lx LEKGÔBA \ge A negro ; an old colonial slave \lx LEKGOLA \ge One who has not been to circumcision, or boyale. Used as a term of reproach \lx LEKGOTLA \sy Kgotla \xv Ba lekgotla \xe the councillors of a chief \lx LEKGWAHO \ge A lung \lx LEKGWAKGWA \ge The cartilage of a nose \lx LEKHAHA \ge Anything very light, as a piece of empty honeycomb \lx LEKHŌA \ge A white man ; an Englishman \lx LEKHONKHOBE \ge A colonial Kaffir \lx LEKHUBU \ge A ridge ; a wave \lx LEKHUE \ge An egg remaining after the rest are hatched ; an egg dropped outside a nest \lx LEKHUYANA \ge Dimin. of lekhubu \lx LEKHWAHO \ge A lung \lx LEKINETANA \ge A deserter from a working party \lx LEKITLANŌ \ge A joining ; a joint \lx LEKOBO \ge A wild animal resembling a tiger \lx LEKODISA \mn lekola \ge Caus. of lekola \xv Go mo lekodisa \xe to give information about him \xv Go lekodisa dikgomo \xe to tell about the cattle \lx LEKŌKŌ \sy Leshomō \lx LEKŌKŌMA \ge A side burden on a pack-ox \lx LEKOLA \ge To visit ; to call upon in sickness \lx LEKOLŌ \ge A sand shovel, Int \lx LEKOLOANE \ge A young man ; one verging on manhood \lx LEKOLOANYANE \ge A boy just out of the circumcision \lx LEKŌLŌLWANA \ge A large white locust bird \lx LEKOLONKWANE \ge A small kind of elephant, Int \lx LEKŌTÈ \ge A kind of large mouse ; a small rat, living among stones ; a lump of earth turned up by plough, or spade ; a lump of dry clay \lx LEKOTO \ge A leg ; a waggon wheel. Pl. maoto \lx LEKOTWANA \sn 1 \ge A little lekoto \sn 2 \ge The centre pole in a hut ; a verandah post \lx LEKUCHWANA \ge A boy big enough to herd goats \lx LEKUKA \ge A milk sack ; used for a wine skin \lx LEKUKUNOPU \ge See Makukunopu \lx LEKURU \ge A boy big enough to herd goats ; a kind of small ground bird \lx LEKWA \mn leka \ge Pass. of leka \lx LEKWAKWA \ge A stone with sharp edges ; a rough stone of volcanic formation \lx LEKWALŌ \ge A notch cut in a stick for keeping count \lx LEKWATI \ge The outer bark of a tree \lx LEKWELE \ge An edible tuber ; used for a potato \lx LEKWÈTÈ \sy Lekōtè \ge A lump of clay, etc \lx LEKWETEFWIŌ \ge A Namaqua partridge \lx LELA \sn 1 \ge To weep. Perf. ledile \sn 2 \ge To be very hot, of the sun \sn 3 \ge A bowel. Pl. mala \lx LELAHALA \ge To become very hot ; to become very long \lx LELAHATSA \ge To lengthen. Used of speech \lx LELAHETSE \mn lelahala \ge Perf. of lelahala \lx LELALA \ge To look upwards ; to lean back so as to look up \lx LELALÈLA \ge To look up to \lx LELALETSA \mn lelalèla \ge Caus. of lelalèla \lx LELATA \ge A servant-maid ; a woman-servant \lx LELATSA \ge To cause to look up \xv Go lelatsa tlhögō \xe to lean the head back so as to look up \lx LELE \ge Long \lx LELEDITSE \mn leletsa \ge Perf. of leletsa \lx LELEHALA \ge To become long \lx LELEHATSA \ge To make long \lx LELEHU \ge A tonsil ; a uvula \lx LÈLÈKA \ge To drive away ; to pursue so as to turn and bring back ; to chase. A word of two distinctly different meanings \lx LELEKILE \mn lèlèka \ge Perf. of lèlèka \lx LELÈLA \ge To weep for \xv Go lelèla godimo \xe to weep loudly ; to wail \lx LELELELE \ge Very long \lx LÈLÈMÈLA \ge To creep, or crawl, as a snake in grass, or a man hiding for an evil purpose. Used also of a person seeking his way along an unknown road \lx LELENYA \ge To clamour ; to talk very loudly \lx LELEPA \ge A difficult, or intricate knot ; a puzzle ; a riddle ; a mystery \lx LELETSA \ge To play for \mn letsa \lx LELOBA \ge A kind of interior tree \lx LELOBU \ge A chameleon \lx LELOKOLOLŌ \ge A joint, as of finger, wrist, or ankle \lx LELWALA \sy Lolwala \lx LEMA \ge To pick, as for corn ; to plough ; to dig \lx LÈMA \ge A word referring to the shape of an animal's horns \xv E lemile yañ \xe how do its horns stand ? what sha e horns has it \xv Di lemetse kwa godimo \xe they point upwards \lx LEMALA \sy Lamala \lx LEMATSA \sy Lamatsa \ge Caus. of lemala \mn lemala \lx LEMÈGA \ge To become ploughed, as ground ; to be arriving in parties, as men at a picō \lx LEMÈLA \ge To plough for ; to till for \lx LEMÈNA \ge A pitfall with spikes in the bottom ; a trap for game ; a trap \lx LEMESETSA \ge To cause to gush out \lx LEMETSAPHALLA \ge A large serpent, Int \lx LEMETSE \ge Perf. of lemèla and lemala \mn lemèla, lemala \xv Dinaka di lemetse kwa godimo \xe the horns point upwards \lx LEMI \ge The fibrous part of a pumpkin \lx LEMILE \ge Perf. of lema and lèma \mn lema, lèma \xv Dinaka di lemile yañ \xe how do the horns stand \lx LEMISA \ge To plough one day without payment \mn lema \lx LEMISITSE \mn lèma \xv O lemisitse diuaka \xe he is standing with arms stretched out, and hands pointing upwards \lx LEMME \ge A little ; a small quantity \xv O nneile lemme hèla \xe he has only given me a little \lx LEMOGA \ge To observe ; to perceive ; to know \lx LEMOHALA \ge To become good ; to be profitable \lx LEMOHATSA \ge Caus. of lemohala \mn lemohala \lx LEMOLOLA \ge To sow a second time, one sowing having failed ; to turn people from former customs ; to set right \xv A tla ba lemolola mo mekgweñ ea boshula \xe he will turn them from evil habits \lx LEMOSÈGA \ge To become noticeable, or evident \lx LEMOTSHA \ge Caus. of lemoga \mn lemoga \lx LEMPHORO \ge A young bird \lx LEMPHORWANA \ge A chicken ; a nestling \lx LENCHO \ge Black \lx LENCHORWANA \ge A young bird ; a nestling \lx LENCWE \ge A voice ; the sound of a voice \lx LENCWÈ \ge A stone ; a hill ; a mountain. Pl. mayè \lx LENE \ge Linen \et (hybrid) \lx LENIBI \sy Lenyedi \ge Int \lx LENOÑ \ge A vulture \lx LENŌTŌ \ge A stray locust ; a locust left behind by a swarm ; a locust's leg \lx LENTAACHWENE \ge One who has slain a man in battle ; one who has killed a ravenous beast ; a feast made in honour of such a man \lx LENTSÈTSÈ \ge A nit of a louse \lx LENYA \ge A scallop cut out in a kaross ; an ornamental desigu on a wall \lx LENYAPHIRI \ge A block of limestone with holes and depressions in it \lx LENYEDI \ge A small light brown animal found in reeds, and living on crabs, etc. ; a badger \lx LENYEDIANA \ge A painful swelling of the glands of face and throat ; the mumps \lx LENYEKETSHANE \ge Scallops cut out on two pieces and fitted together \lx LENYÈLÔ \ge Dross of iron ; refuse from iron smelting \lx LENYENA \ge An earring \lx LENYENYANA \sy Legwèyana \lx LENYÔRA \ge Thirst \xv Ba ba lenyôra \xe the thirsty \lx LEÑ \ge When \lx LEÑA \ge A furrow, or crack on a heel ; a deep chap ; a chilblain \xv Go kgwa leña \xe to make a clicking sound, as when in sorrow or anger \lx LEÑANA \ge A protuberance under the ear of a fat person \lx LEÑAU \ge A leopard \lx LEÑODU \ge A puffy kind of insect found on dogs and cattle ; a dog fly \lx LEÑÔLÈ \ge A knee ; a front leg knee of an animal \lx LEÑOÑOBAḌI \ge A silent person \lx LEÑOÑOBI \ge A morose, or sullen person ; a thief \lx LEÑWA \ge Pass. of lema \mn lema \lx LEÑWAÈLÔ \ge A stone, tooth, etc., for rubbing skins with \lx LEÑWE \ge One. Used with nouns in le \lx LEO \ge See LEEO \lx LEODI \ge A tuft of long hair \lx LEOHA \ge To sin ; to err ; to make a mistake \lx LEOHALA \ge To become wicked \lx LEOHÈLA \ge To sin against \lx LEOHILE \ge Perf. of leoha \mn leoha \lx LEOMA \ge A secret, Int \lx LEOTA \ge A group of gardens. Used chiefly in the plural Maōta \lx LEÔTLANA \ge A chief's officer ; a village policeman, Int \lx LEÔTLHÔ \ge A wrinkle \lx LEOTO \sy Lekoto \lx LEOTWANA \ge A thick pole in a wall ; a central pole in a hut \lx LEOWAÑ \ge A large red and white bird \lx LEPA \ge To observe ; to notice ; to take notice of ; to watch carefully ; to tie in an intricate and difficult knot \lx LEPAI \ge A smooth cotton blanket \lx LEPÈ \ge Neg. part. with nouns in le \xv Ga go na lepè \xe there is no one \lx LEPELE \ge The external organs of generation as a whole, of man or woman. Can be used with propriety \lx LÈPÈLÈGÈLA \xv Go lèpèlègèla ha hatshe \xe to hang down to the ground \lx LÈPÈLÈLA \ge To hang down ; to dangle ; to be suspended \lx LEPELETSA \ge To let down ; to suspend \lx LEPELETSE \ge Perf. of lèpèlèla \mn lèpèlèla \lx LEPEMPETLHWANE \ge A boy just big enough to herd kids \lx LEPERO \ge Leprosy \et (hybrid) \lx LEPILE \ge Perf. of lepa \mn lepa \lx LEPIÑ \ge A small black and white bird found near ant heaps \lx LEPITLHWA \ge An interior wild animal \lx LEPACÈLA \ge A fool ; a wilfully foolish person \lx LEPHOTO \ge A knot in a stick ; a knot in a piece of timber ; a place in a branch or reed where a twig has been cut off \lx LEPHOTOPHOTO \ge A waterfall ; a cascade ; a cataract \lx LEPHURWANA \ge A quail \lx LEPHUTSE \ge A pumpkin \lx LEPOLOGA \ge To be thick, or viscous, as tar when poured out \lx LEPOLOLA \ge To untie a difficult or intricate knot \lx LEPÔTÔKWANE \ge A kind of wild animal, Int \lx LERABARABA \ge Many coloured \lx LERADU \ge A cow for home milking \lx LERAGŌ \sy Lesagō \lx LERAKANCHANE \ge Edible fruit of the loshe creeper \lx LERAKŌ \sy Lorakō \lx LERAMA \sy Lesama \lx LERE \ge To bring. Pass. leriwe ; perf. lerile \lx LEREDITSE \mn leretse \ge Perf. of leretse \lx LERÈTÈ \ge A testicle of man or animal. Used as a curse \lx LERETSE \ge To listen for, or to \lx LERIBI \ge A lump of wet clay, or dough ; a ball of prepared dung for smearing \lx LERILE \mn lere \ge Perf. of lere \lx LERININI \sy Lehinini \lx LERISHŌ \ge A kind of large watery edible root or bulb \lx LERISHWA \sy Lerishō \lx LERIWE \mn lere \ge Pass. of lere \lx LERÔLÔ \ge Silly ; of weak understanding \lx LERÔNÔPÔ \ge Gleanings \lx LEROO \sy Lechoo \ge Pl. maroo \lx LERÔPÔ \ge A range of hills ; a mountain range ; the ridge of a long hill \lx LERÔSE \ge A cluster, Int \lx LEROTHODI \ge A large drop of rain \lx 'LEROTOBOLO \ge A sand hill ; a sandy slope \lx LERU \ge A cloud \lx LERUARUA \ge A great fish ; a whale \lx LERUBISI \ge An owl \lx LERUBISANA \ge A young owl \lx LERUDI \ge A shoulder of a person \lx LERUMÔ \ge A spear ; a bullet \lx LESA \ge To let alone ; to leave alone \lx LESAGŌ \ge One side of a fundament. Pl. maragō \lx LESAHA \ge A squanderer ; a spendthrift \lx LESAI \ge A flea \lx LESAKA \ge A kraal ; a fold ; a cattle pen \lx LESALÈLA \ge A solitary one left ; a surviving person \lx LESAMA \ge A cheek \lx LESAPÔ \ge A bone \lx LESEDI \ge A light \lx LESEDINYANA \ge A little light \lx LESEGÔ \ge A blessing \lx LESÈKA \ge A twisted metal ring worn on the arm and below the knee \lx LESÈLAMOTLHAKA \ge A small fowl-stealing animal living in reeds \lx LESELEDIWA \mn leseletsa \ge Pass. of leseletsa \lx LESELETSA \ge To allow ; to permit \lx LESENAMELÔ \ge See MASENAMELO \lx LESETEDI \ge A Griqua \lx LESÈTLHA \ge A confirmed thief ; the liquor amnii \lx LESETLHAŌKA \ge A large white ant that eats grass \lx LESHAHÈ \sy Leshwahè \lx LESHALA \ge A large white stone ; a white rock \lx LESHALABA \sy Leshalaō \lx LESHALAŌ \ge A loud shouting from a crowd \lx LESHAMA \sy Lesama \lx LESHAŌ \sy Leshalaō \lx LESHETLA \ge The edible parts of the head of a bone \lx LESHÔBÈLÈLÔ \ge Dissatisfaction \lx LESHOGO \ge A partridge \lx LESHOGODI \ge A thick swarm of locusts ; a heavy shower of rain \lx LESHOKGOLA \ge A child just able to run about \lx LESHÔKÔLÈLA \ge Water brash ; heartburn ; acid eructations \lx LESHÔLÈ \ge A cow still suckling a large calf ; a large unweaned kid, or calf \lx LESHOLOGA \ge To become weary, or numbed, as arms by a heavy weight ; to be swelled. Used only of the private parts of man or woman \lx LESHOLOLA \ge To let down, as a bird its wings. To reach, or pull down anything \lx LESHÔMA \ge A large bulb with stringy leaves \lx LESHOMÈ \ge Ten \lx LESHOMŌ \ge A party of people \lx LESHOMPU \ge The rounded part of a garden or kraal hedge \lx LESHŌNYA \ge A large jet black ant, Int \lx LESHONWANE \ge A small leshomō \lx LESHOPE \ge A ruin ; a deserted house or kraal with no part of it still standing \lx LESHOPHI \ge A blister \lx LESHORI \ge A gift to a mother’s brother \lx LESHOTLHŌ \ge The scrotum ; the scrotum of a castrated animal \lx LESHOTLŌ \ge Contempt ; contemptuousness \lx LESHŌTSE \sy Lekatane \lx LESHŌTSANA \sy Lekatanyane \lx LESHOWA \ge A shout, as of a number of people \xv Go tshèla leshowa \xe to shout with a loud voice, as a crowd crying hurrah \lx LESHUBU \ge A thigh bone, or upper arm bone in a human being ; the upper leg bone of an animal \lx LESHUDI \ge A small excavation made to beat out corn in \lx LESHULŌ \ge Foam from mouth, or on water ; white scum \lx LESHURU \ge A gift, Int \lx LESHUSHU \ge An animal with a small part of an ear cut off \lx LESHWABI \ge A wrinkle on the face \lx LESHWAHE \ge A light-coloured mocwana ; an albino \lx LESHWAKGÈ \ge The flesh at the junction of an animal's large and small stomach \lx LESHWALAŌ \ge A careless workman ; a bad worker \lx LESHWALŌ \ge Medicine used to insure prosperity or success \xv Go di chubèla leshwalō \xe to fumigate them with the smoke of medicine \lx LESHWARE \ge Foot soreness, either in persons or animals \lx LESHWASHUPA \ge Empty. Used of a sack \lx LESHWASHWA \mn MASHWASHWA \lx LESHWÈ \ge Filthy ; evil ; nasty ; bad ; anything that is not liked, or disagreeable. Used sometimes of a dangerous position \lx LESHWEBELÈGA \ge A hired volunteer ; a paid mercenary \lx LESHWÈHADIWA \mn leshwèhala \ge passive \lx LESHWÈHATSA \ge To make filthy ; to defile \lx LESHWELE \ge A lump of clotted blood ; a clot \lx LESHWÈLÈ \sy Leshwele \lx LESIBA \sy Losiba \lx LESIBI \ge An animal with one ear, or both ears, cut off in the middle, or cut a good deal \lx LESIÈLA \ge An orphan \lx LESILO \ge A silly person ; a fool \lx LESITLHA \ge A bunch, or cluster of berries or fruit \lx LETA \ge To wait ; to wait for ; to watch corn, etc \lx LÈTA \ge To grind very fine \lx LETAGWA \ge A drunkard \lx LETEANE \ge A wild dog \lx LETEGÈLE \ge An individual of a kind of mixed race, coloured, and having long hair \lx LETHACANE \ge A long-legged ground bird ; a kind of lapwing \lx LETHUDI \sy Mokatakō \lx LETIMÈLA \ge A wandering animal \lx LETIÑ \ge A kind of weak beer \et Sesutō \lx LETISA \xv Ba letisa ba bañwe \xe they help the others to watch corn \lx LETLA \ge To love, or honour one above another ; to favour ; to honour ; to reconcile ; to make peace \lx LETLABULA \sy Lotlabula \lx LETLADIKA \mn MATLADIKA \lx LETLAKA \ge An eagle \lx LETLALŌ \ge A hide ; a skin \lx LETLAMETLO \ge A bull-frog \lx LETLANA \ge To love each other very much ; to become friends ; to be fond of each other \lx LETLANCWE \mn letlana \ge Perf. pass. of ; reconciled \lx LETLANYA \ge To cause to love ; to reconcile. A word not used much in the South \xv Go letlanya batho le Modimo \xe to reconcile God and man \xv Ba ba letlanyañ \xe the peacemakers \lx LETLANWA \mn letlanya \ge Pass. of \xv Re tla letlanwa le Modimo \xe we shall be reconciled to God \lx LETLAPA \ge A flat stone ; a stone for grinding on \lx LETLAPANA \ge A little letlapa \lx LETLAPARAPELO \sy Leaparapelo \lx LETLAWA \sy Lotlawa \lx LETLAWANA \sy Lotlawana \lx LETLATLA \ge An iron ornament for the ear \lx LETLATLANA \sy Lotlatlana \lx LETLÈKE \ge Rich ; one who is abundantly supplied \lx LETLÈLA \ge A little of anything \lx LETLÈLANYANA \ge A very little of anything \lx LETLHABÈGŌ \sy Sebedishō \lx LETLHADIO \ge The fleshy part of a knuckle of meat \lx LETLHAHU \ge The muscle or lump of flesh in the calf of a person's leg, and in the arm between elbow and wrist \lx LETLHAGA \ge See MATLHAGA \lx LETLHAKAMANE \ge Grass for thatching \lx LETLHAKÈLA \ge A kind of blue bird, Int \lx LETLHAKU \ge A bush cut for making a hedge \lx LETLHAKWANA \ge A stick placed by a doctor to keep visitors from a house where there is sickness \lx LETLHALE \ge A wise person ; a slim one. Not a word of commendation \lx LETLHALAGADI \ge A kind of ground creeping plant \lx LETLHALERWA \sy Leteane \lx LETLHANAMA \ge The fat round a kidney \lx LETLHAO \ge The nest, or cell of the khwena worm, used by women as a jingling bead in bogwèra dance \lx LETLHAPA \ge A curse \lx LETLHAPAGADI \ge A certain position of the dice \lx LETLHAPE \ge A herd of wild animals. Used of zebras and some other animals. Of cattle it is only used in the plural, Matlhape \lx LETLHAPELAPULA \ge A small locust bird \lx LETLHAPÈLŌ \ge Mirth ; merry making \lx LETLHARE \ge A branch having smaller branches on it ; a leaf, Int \lx LETLHATSHE \ge The bottom of a deep pool \lx LETLHAU \ge A horse's leg just above the hoof \lx LETLHOGÈLA \ge A shoot springing after a tree is cut down \lx LETLHŌGŌNŌLŌ \ge Blessed ; a blessing ; favour \lx LETLHOKOTLO \ge A knot in a stick or branch where a shoot or twig has been cut off \lx LETLHŌMAGANYANE \ge A little joining in a kaross \lx LETLHŌTLHŌLŌ \ge A piece of the backbone of a slaughtered animal chopped off for cooking \lx LETLISA \mn letla \ge Caus. of \lx LETLODIÑ \mn letlole \ge From \xv Mo letlodiñ \xe in a box \lx LETLÖLÖLÖ \ge Cold, dark, wintry weather \lx LETLONKANA \ge A black wolf or hyena \lx LETLŌTLA \ge A house in bad repair ; a standing ruin ; a recent ruin ; a deserted house \lx LETLOLE \ge A box \xv Mo letlodiñ \xe in a box \lx LETLÖTLÖ \sn 1 \ge Abundance \sn 2 \ge A butcher bird \lx LETLOTLOBO \ge A snake skin ; the scale of a fish ; a piece of skin pulled off after a scald, etc \lx LETLOYANA \ge A little box \lx LETSA \ge To play on an instrument with hands or mouth ; to cause to sound \xv Go letsa melodi \xe to make a whistling noise \xv Go letsa tshipi \xe to ring a bell \lx LETSABATSABA \ge Many-coloured \lx LETSADI \ge A blood-bruise in the flesh of a slaughtered animal ; a clot of blood in flesh, caused by a bruise \lx LETSAE \ge An egg. Used chiefly of a large egg, as of an ostrich \lx LETSAPA \ge Weariness \lx LETSATSA \ge A hole of a ground-squirrel \sy Lotsatsa, Int \lx LETSATSI \ge The sun ; a day \lx LETSE \mn lala \ge Perf. of lala, to lie down \xv O letse a tsile \xe he came yesterday \xv O la a letse go shwa \xe he was about to die; he had lain down in prospect of death \xv E re letseñ re e bonye maabane \xe that which we saw yesterday \lx LETSEBA \ge A rock pigeon \lx LETSEBANA \ge A young rock pigeon \lx LETSELA \ge Cloth of European make \lx LETSÈLÈ \ge A grain of corn ; a woman's breast. Pl. mabèlè. No difference between the words except one of accent \lx LETSEMA \ge A picking, or ploughing \xv Go ntshiwa letsema \xe picking is ordered by the chief \lx LETSETO \ge A group of gardens \lx LETSÈTSÈ \ge The nit of a louse \lx LETSHA \ge A lake ; a vley ; a saltpan \lx LETSHEGȮ \ge A blessing ; a three-foot ; a stone, etc., for a pot to stand on \lx LETSHÈRÈ \ge See MATSHÈRÈ \lx LETSHETSE \ge A bubble \lx LETSIBOGȮ \ge A ford \lx LETSIDIDI \ge Cold ; coldness \lx LETULADI \ge A silent person \lx LEUBA \ge Drought \lx LEUE \sy Letobo \lx LEUTSANA \ge Used chiefly, if not entirely, in the pl. mautsana \lx LEWATLA \ge A sea \lx LEWATLÈ \ge A sea \lx LEYÈ \ge A stone \et (Bushman word) \lx LEYÈLȮ \ge A spring-hare's hole \lx LEYWA \mn leba \ge Pass. of leba \lx LILE \mn lea \ge Perf. of lea \lx LO \sn 1 \ge You. Pers. pron. pl \sn 2 \ge Part. of nouns beginning with lo \lx LOA \ge Poss. pron. Used with nouns in lo \lx LȮA \ge To bewitch ; to poison ; to become thick, as porridge, etc. A difference only in accent \lx LOAGȮ \ge A building \lx LOALA \ge See LWALA \lx LOAPI \ge The sky ; the firmament ; the space below the clouds \xv Maru a a mo loapiñ \xe the clouds which are in the sky \lx LOARȮ \ge An opening in a sore \lx LOATȮ \ge Increase \lx LȮBA \ge To deny falsely that one has something ; to conceal by lying ; to hide by deceit ; to cut off a piece of the lower bowel of a slaughtered animal to be cooked for the head man of the family \lx LOBADI \ge A scar \lx LOBAKA \ge A time ; a while ; an opportunity ; a space ; room \xv Ke bonye lobaka \xe I am better \lx LOBAKANYANA \ge A little Lobaka \lx LOBALA \ge That part of a belly between navel and breast-bone \sy Motlhaba \lx LOBALÈLȮ \ge The binding along the top of a lolwapa hedge, and the bottom of a house-thatch \lx LOBEANA \sy Lophègwana \lx LOBEBE \ge Cream. Pl. dipebe \lx LOBÈKȮ \ge Contempt \sy Segwadi \lx LOBÈLA \ge To deny of falsely to a person \xv O la a e ba lobèla \xe he denied it to them; he hid it from them \lx LOBELÈLA \ge A sting \lx LOBELȮ \ge Speed ; rapid pace \xv O la a thuba lobelō \xe he ran fast \lx LOBESE \xv Mashi a lobese \xe new milk; sweet milk; milk not yet turned thick \lx LOBÈTÈ \ge A spleen \lx LOBIANA \ge A frying-pan, Int \lx LOBILA \sy Mmila \lx LOBILANYANA \sy Mmilanyana \lx LOBILWE \mn lōba \ge Perf. pass. of lōba ; Concealed ; hidden \xv Di lobilwe go bōna \xe they are hidden from them \xv Dilō tse di lobilweñ \xe hidden things \lx LOBOA \ge A bare, treeless plain, or plot of land \lx LOBODU \sn 1 \ge A chameleon \sn 2 \ge an ox's dewlap \lx LOBOGŌ \ge Anything put into water to prevent it spilling when carried \lx LOBOLÈLA \ge A small bone between the eyes \lx LOBÒLÈLA \ge A sting \lx LOBONÈ \ge A candle ; a lighted stick, or torch ; a lamp \lx LOBONÈLA \ge A sting \lx LOBOPŌ \sn 1 \ge A habit or formation natural to a person \sn 2 \ge a creation ; a creature. Pl. dipopō \lx LOBŌPŌ \xv O lobōpō \xe he has a high-ridged nose; his nose has a high ridge \lx LOBŌTA \sy Lomōta \lx LOBOTSANE \ge A flock of kids \lx LOBOTSARE \ge A swelling, chiefly found in the groin of a child ; a large boil \lx LOBU \sn 1 \ge Brack ground ; a brack hollow where cattle lick \sn 2 \ge a chameleon \lx LOCHÈGA \ge A purging ; diarrhœa \lx LOCHO \ge Fat for smearing \lx LOCHWAŌ \ge A mark on an animal denoting ownership ; a brand \lx LOCŌ \sn 1 \ge A tribe. Pl. dicō \sn 2 \ge A custom ; a habit of an individual or a people \lx LOCOPOTLA \ge Mud \lx LOCWA \mn lōpa \ge Pass. of lōpa \lx LOCWALŌ \ge The diaphragm \lx LODI \ge The innermost bark of a thorn tree, used for making twine ; a cord. Pl. dinti \lx LODIWA \mn lotsa \ge Pass. of lotsa \lx LODULE \ge Peace ; contentment ; state of quiet living \lx LOÈLÈLA \ge To be nice, or tasty (used of food and drink) ; to taste (generally used of a nice taste) \lx LOELETSA \ge To make nice, tasty, or palatable \lx LOESÈGA \sn 1 \ge To be bewitched, or possessed \sn 2 \ge to be possessed with a strong desire to do something \lx LOÈTŌ \ge A journey. Pl. dinyètō and dikètō \lx LOETSE \ge See LWETSE \lx LOÈTSÈ \ge A bob of hair ; hair in a plait or bob \lx LOGA \ge To plait ; to weave \xv Go loga maanō \xe to plan, to devise plans \lx LOGABA \ge Empty or hollow from hunger ; emptiness from hunger \lx LOGADIGADI \ge Wide-spreading and glittering, as a large lake \lx LOGADIMA \ge Lightning \lx LOGAGA \ge A cliff ; a hole or cave in a cliff \lx LOGAGANA \sn 1 \ge A small logaga \sn 2 \ge to become twisted or intertwined \lx LOGAGANYA \ge To twist or intertwine \lx LOGAGANYE \mn logagana \ge Perf. of logagana \lx LOGAGU \ge A rut or furrow made by rain ; a shallow gully ; a crack in a wall, etc. ; a fissure \lx LOGALA \sn 1 \ge Wild-looking \sn 2 \ge Porridge made with sweet milk \lx LOGAMŌ \ge Milch. Used of cows and goats \lx LOGAPA \xv Logapa loa khudu \xe the shell of an ostrich \lx LOGARE \ge A razor \lx LOGATA \ge A skull. Pl. dikgata \lx LOGAU \ge A deafening noise ; a loud scream ; a lion's roar \xv O logau \xe he makes a startling noise \lx LOGECWE \mn logèla \ge Perf. pass. of logèla \lx LOGEDIWA \mn logetsa \ge Pass. of logetsa \lx LOGETLA \ge A despised portion of food ; a mussel - shell, Int. ; wide-spreading, as a sheet of water, Int \lx LOGETSA \ge To drop in, as oil, medicine, etc \lx LOGILE \mn loga \ge Perf. of loga \lx LOGODU \ge Vegetable food, cooked and mashed \lx LOGŌGŌ \ge The skin or crust on cold porridge ; bread crust ; a scab. Pl. dikgōgō \lx LOGOHE \ge The flat part of an open hand, including the fingers ; the palm of a hand \lx LOGOKO \ge A black patch of burnt grass having new grass in it \lx LOGÔLÔ \ge A shrub with daisy-like flowers ; an evergreen shrub having yellow flowers \lx LOGONYANA \ge A small piece of wood ; a small snake resembling a bit of dry wood, Int \lx LOGONYEÑ \xv Mo logonyeñ \xe on or in the wood \lx LOGOÑ \ge A piece of wood. Pl. dikgoñ \lx LOGŌPŌ \ge A rib. Pl. dikgōpō \xv Logōpō loa go hèla \xe the short rib \lx LOGORA \ge A hedge made with bushes \lx LOGWA \mn loga \ge Pass. of loga \lx LOGWADI \ge A kind of large hawk which makes a screeching noise. Pl. mankgwedi \lx LOGWERE \ge A green tree-snake, not very poisonous \lx LOGWETE \ge Any part with hair or wool removed ; a skin having no hair or wool \lx LOHAHA \ge A feather. Pl. diphaha \lx LOHAKA \ge The part remaining of a broken thing \lx LOHARE \ge A bone in the lower part of an arm ; the bone in the front leg of animal above the momo ; a bone used for a trumpet. Pl. diphare \lx LOHARŌ \ge A cleft in a rock, or between two flat stones, or two fingers ; a gorge between two mountains ; an opening in a river's bank where cattle can go down to drink. Pl. dipharō \lx LOHATA \xv Dikgōbè tsa lohata \xe boiled corn \lx LOHATSA \ge A splinter ; a chip ; a mote \lx LOHATSANA \ge A little lohatsa \lx LOHE \ge Which? Used with nouns in lo \lx LOHÈLÔ \ge A broom ; a besom \lx LOHÈTLHŌ \ge A pronged stick for stirring food ; a herb which is supposed to cause cattle to thrive ; the flower on a mealie stalk. Pl. diphètlhō \lx LOHIHIRI \ge Cartilage ; the navel-cord of an animal \lx LOHOKA \ge The scent of rain \lx LOHOKO \ge Ua lohoko = Ua tsènwa, Int \lx LOHOROTLO \ge Bare, as a tree without leaves ; stripped, as a person ; deprived of, as a person who has had losses ; bereft, as of children \lx LOHUBA \ge Severe chest complaint ; consumption \lx LOHUKA \ge A wing. Pl. diphuka \lx LOHUMA \ge Poverty ; want \lx LOHUMŌ \ge Wealth ; riches ; treasure \lx LOHUREDI \ge The soft part on the edge of a blade-bone \lx LOILE \mn lōa \ge Perf. of lōa \xv Diyō tse di loileñ \xe thick, or substantial food \lx LOILWE \mn lōa \ge Perf. pass. of lōa \xv Diyō tse di loilweñ \xe food connected with heathen rites \lx LOISA \mn lōa \ge Caus. of lōa. To cook food until it is thick \lx LOKA \ge To flavour ; to season with salt \lx LOKABŌ \ge A notch in a knife, plate, etc \lx LOKADU \ge A space under an overhanging rock \lx LOKALA \ge A number of camel-thorn trees \lx LOKASIE \ge A location, Int \lx LOKÈLELA \ge To fill up, as a pot in which soft food is boiling and sinks down ; to cram with words and go on talking \lx LOKGABA \ge A small hill \lx LOKGABANA \ge A small stone ; a pebble. Pl. makgabana \lx LOKGÈRÈ \ge A dry, waterless country \lx LOKGOBE \ge A pool of trampled water ; a muddy pool \lx LOKGŌPŌ \ge Crooked \lx LOKGWARAPANA \sy Lokgarapana \lx LOKGWARÈ \ge A male springbuck \lx LOKHADU \ge An egg-shell, or piece of egg-shell of fowl or bird \lx LOKHÈHÈ \ge Light in texture ; brittle \lx LOKHIBE \ge A group of mokhibe trees, Int \lx LOKHUKHWA \xv Lokhukhwa loa bonche \xe a drove of ostriches \lx LOKHUTLO \ge Hump-backed ; having a stooping gait ; going along with head bent down \lx LOKŌCWANA \sy Lomōtana \lx LOKOLOLA \ge To break, or cut off at a joint ; to alter the position of meat in pot by putting that at the top which was at the bottom \lx LOKŌPŌ \ge A sickness in goats which makes them as if mad \lx LOKORO \ge A piece of wood bent like a bow \lx LOKOTLA \ge To break to pieces or splinters \lx LOKOTLÈGA \ge To become broken to pieces, or splintered. Used of meat when thoroughly tender. Used of a person when utterly exhausted, or fatigued \lx LOKOTSA \ge To sweeten the mouth ; to remove a bad taste from the mouth ; to dry up saliva when too abundant \lx LOKOYE \ge The collar of a kaross ; the hem of a moses \lx LOKU \ge A number of moku thorn trees \lx LOKURWANA \ge A stony country \lx LOKWABO \ge A skin bag \lx LOKWALÔ \ge A writing ; a book ; a letter \lx LOLAMA \ge To go straight to a place \lx LOLAMISA \mn lolama \ge Caus. of lolama \sy Siamisa \lx LOLÈ \mn lwa \ge Perf. of lwa \lx LOLEA \ge Empty \lx LOLEME \ge A tongue. Pl. diteme \lx LOLEÑWANA \ge A tonsil ; a uvula \lx LOLÈSE \ge Smallness of stomach or chest, as from hunger, or rapid growth \lx LOLOLA \ge To speak nicely \lx LOLORA \ge To make away with a person's things by wasting or eating ; to take things from a person and give them away \lx LOLWALA \ge A stone for grinding on ; a nether millstone ; a mill \lx LOLWAPA \ge The front court, or yard of a house ; the hedge of a front yard \lx LOMA \ge To bite ; to sting ; to cup ; to eat the firstfruits. Pass. loñwa \xv Go loma ñwaga \xe to begin a new year \xv Go loma tsèbè \xe to speak secretly to, to give information to, as of an intended theft \lx LOMAGANA \ge To be united ; to be joined together \lx LOMAGANYA \ge To unite ; to join together \lx LOMAMA \ge Withered berries that have died on the tree \lx LOMANA \ge To bite each other ; to fit together nicely, as two pieces of wood \lx LOMANYA \ge To fix two pieces of wood, etc., nicely together \lx LŌMAÔ \ge A needle, or long awl for sewing skins ; a needle \lx LOMAPŌ \ge A peg ; a nail \lx LOMATI \ge A board ; a plank ; a table ; a desk \xv Lomati lo lo kwalèlañ \xe a writing desk, or tablet \lx LOMATSANA \ge A small lomati \lx LOMATSANYANA \ge A very small lomati \lx LOMÈGA \ge To become bitten ; to have blood drawn by cupping ; to cup \lx LOMÈGÈLÈLA \xv Go lomègèlèla mahoko \xe to make a false accusation against \lx LOMÈGÈLÈLWA \ge To be falsely accused. Used also of a cow which takes another cow's calf after her own has died, and also of the calf so taken \xv Kgomo e lomègèlèlwa namane \xe the cow suckles a calf not her own \xv Namane e lomègèlèlwa kgomo \xe the calf sucks a cow not its own mother \lx LOMÈGWA \sy Lomègèlèlwa \xv Kgomo e tla lomègwa namane \xe the cow will give suck to a calf not its own \xv Namane e tla lomègwa kgomo \xe the calf will be brought up by a cow not its own mother \lx LOMEKU \ge A piece of the rind of sweet reed. Pl. dimeku \lx LOMÈLA \ge To fix or let in, as one piece of wood into another ; to mortise ; to bore a hole in an axe handle for the axe \lx LOMELETSA \ge To deprive a person of an animal by letting it wander on unchecked when one might have turned it back ; to leave cattle alone and suffer them to wander \lx LOMÈPA \ge A piece of honeycomb with honey in it \lx LOMIPI \ge Fatty membrane enclosing the bowels ; a peritoneum ; a caul \lx LOMŌCANA \ge A little wall \lx LOMOLOGA \ge To become separate \lx LOMOLOGANA \ge To separate mutually \lx LOMOLOGANYA \ge To cause to separate \lx LOMOLOGANYE \mn lomologana \ge Perf. of lomologana \lx LOMOLOLA \ge To separate ; to become separate \lx LOMOLÈLA \ge To separate for \lx LOMOLÈLWA \ge To be separated for \lx LOMOLOTSA \ge To cause to separate \lx LOMONOKO \ge A difficult or steep place in a hill or cliff \lx LOMŌTA \ge A wall ; the wall of a house \lx LOMŌTANA \ge A little wall \lx LONA \ge Ye ; you. Personal pronoun, third person plural \lx LONAKA \ge A horn ; a tusk \lx LONAKANA \ge A little horn \lx LONALA \ge A nail of a finger or toe ; a spur of a cock \lx LONAMAGADI \ge A number of females \lx LONAO \ge A foot \lx LONAŌ \ge See LONAO \lx LONKŌ \ge A pleasant smell ; a taste ; a flavour \lx LONOKGŌ \ge The thin end of a tsambok, Int \lx LONONA \ge A number of males \lx LONYACŌ \ge A byword ; contempt ; contemptuousness ; dishonour \lx LONYALŌ \sy Dinyalō \lx LONYANA \ge Many children \lx LOÑANA \ge Wormwood \lx LOÑAÑALE \ge Dry makatane ; dried fruit \lx LOÑOCWANA \ge Dim. of lomōta \lx LOÑŌLA \ge Moisture ; dampness ; wetness ; damp ground after rain \lx LOÑOPE \ge A channel ; a gully ; a deep ditch \lx LOÑWA \mn loma \ge Pass. of loma \lx LOŌBŌ \ge A shed at a chief's kgotla ; a shelter made of poles \lx LOOBU \ge See LOBU \lx LOODITSE \mn lootsa \ge Perf. of lootsa \lx LOOKA \ge A grove of white-thorn trees \lx LOOKWANE \ge Oil ; the oil of fat \lx LOŌNYANA \ge A flock of lambs \lx LOOTO \ge Dimness \xv Letsatsi le looto \xe the sun is dim \xv Looto loa mosi \xe the dimness caused by a cloud of smoke \lx LOOTSA \ge To sharpen ; to grind on a grindstone. Perf. looditse. Pass. loodiwa \lx LOOTWANA \ge A little looto \lx LŌPA \ge To ask ; to ask for ; to beg ; to beg from ; to ask a favour. Perf. lopile; pass. locwa and lopiwa \lx LOPALALA \ge To stand or be upright \lx LOPALŌ \ge A scabby disease in sheep and goats \lx LOPANE \ge A large edible caterpillar, Int \xv Lobaka lo se lopane \xe a very short time or distance \lx LOPAPA \ge A shallow pool of rain water \lx LOPARA \ge The upper and inner part of the thigh of a man and male animal. Not used of a female \lx LOPARWANA \ge Diarrhœa in sheep \lx LOPÈ \ge Negative particles of nouns in lo \xv Ga go na lopè \xe there is not one \lx LOPÈTLÈKÈ \ge Wide-spreading and shallow, as a pool or large vessel \lx LOPHATLŌ \ge Half of a stone divided so as to have sharp edges ; half of a lekatane, etc. ; a piece cut off lengthwise \lx LOPHĒGŌ \ge A large piece of a broken platter, etc., still of some use \lx LOPHÈGWANA \ge A little lophègō \lx LOPILE \mn lōpa \ge Perf. of \lx LOPIWA \mn lōpa \ge Pass. of \lx LOPO \xv Lopo ea tlhobōlō \xe a gun barrel \et (hybrid) \lx LŌRA \ge To dream ; to dream about \lx LORAGA \ge Mud. The edible part inside game bones \lx LORAGŌ \ge A large hinder part or fundament of a person \lx LORAKŌ \ge A wall, as of stones ; a stone dyke \lx LORAPŌ \sy Thapō \lx LORATA \ge A loud or startling noise or shout \lx LORATLA \sy Lorata \lx LORATŌ \ge Love \lx LORE \ge A spear handle ; a long staff. Pl. dinthe \xv Lore loa gatwa \xe the crooked is made, or can be made, straight \xv Pula ga e gate lore lokgōpō \xe the rain is very gentle \lx LORÈME \ge Young grass ; unripe or watery. Used of pus, etc \lx LORÈPÈ \ge Too wet, as clay with too much water in it \lx LORIBA \ge An overhanging forehead, as of a baboon. Used of a bow on wagon tent to give shade \lx LORILE \mn Lōra \ge Perf. of \lx LORITŌ \ge Stewed meat well stirred up \lx LOROLE \ge Dust. Pl. dithole \lx LOROLENYANA \ge Fine dust \lx LORŌPŌ \sy Lerōpō, Int \lx LORŌRWANA \ge An infant \lx LOROTHO \ge Dimness ; a dim light ; twilight \xv Oa bōna ka lorotho \xe he sees indistinctly \lx LOROTHWANA \ge A little lorotho \lx LOROYANA \ge Fine dust \lx LORUŌ \ge Things inherited ; possessions \lx LORUTLÈLA \ge Old bushes in a hedge when it is renewed ; old rafters in a house when it is re-roofed. Sing. and pl \lx LORWE \ge Small red ants. Sing. and pl \lx LOSA \ge To kill ravenous beasts or wild animals \lx LOSAGARANA \ge Small stones ; gravel ; fine beads ; small. Of teeth \lx LOSAISAI \ge A swarm of young things \lx LOSASE \ge A treeless country \lx LOSEA \ge An infant ; a baby \xv Ñwana oa losea \xe a baby \lx LOSÈLŌ \ge A flat basket used for cleaning corn \lx LOSI \ge The brink of a river ; the edge of a bank ; the brim of a cup ; an eyebrow ; an eyelash ; an eyelid. Pl. dintshi \lx LOSIBA \ge The outer skin of a goat's bowel, and a musical instrument made from it \xv Mathe a losiba \xe the expectoratiou of pneumonia \xv Madi a losiba \xe blood flowing out in a jet \lx LOSIKA \ge A vein ; an artery ; a sinew ; a family ; a generation. Pl. ditshika \lx LOSIRE \ge A poke, or screen for the eyes, used by boyale girls ; a poke, or shade for sore eyes \lx LOSH \sy Loshe \lx LOSHA \ge New. With nouns in lo \xv Lo le losha \xe new \lx LOSHABA \ge A people ; a tribe \lx LOSHAI \ge Naked ; destitute \lx LOSHALABA \sy Moduduetsa \lx LOSHANE \ge A pointed stick ; a stick used to stab dikgèñwè in a game. Pl. dinchane \lx LOSHE \ge A bush creeping plant having edible bulb-like fruit called lerakanchane \lx LOSHEKEDI \ge A famine \lx LOSHO \ge Death \lx LOSHŌKŌ \ge Perversity \xv O loshōkō \xe he is perverse \lx LOSHULŌ \sy Leshulō \lx LOSHWABŌ \ge Dried meat. Sometimes used of dried grass and dried fruit \lx LOSHWAÈLA \ge A skeleton of animal or person \lx LOSHWAŌ \ge Stewed meat well stirred up \lx LŌTA \ge To grind, or pound to powder ; to walk or run gracefully or proudly \lx LOTEDE \ge Very red blood in dysentery \lx LOTÈRÈ \sy Chuchwa \lx LOTHA \ge Sinew or muscle of a lean animal ; thin membrane ; a temporary house or tent \lx LOTHÈKA \ge The loins ; the lower part of body all round \lx LŌTLA \ge To destroy ; to kill \lx LOTLATLANA \ge Dusk ; even ; early evening ; evening twilight \lx LOTLAWA \ge A long string of beads ; a string of beads round the loins \lx LOTLAWANA \ge A little lotlawa ; a necklace of hanging beads \lx LOTLÈGA \ge To become destroyed ; to tell secret news ; to give au iukling of a thing \lx LOTLÈGÈLA \ge To tell secret news to \lx LOTLHAA \sy Lotlhaea \lx LOTLHABŌ \ge A thing to pierce with ; a fork for taking meat out of a pot \lx LOTLHABULA \ge The rainy season ; the time when grass is abandant \lx LOTLHAEA \ge A jaw ; a jawbone of animals and human beings \lx LOTLHAGARE \ge A reaped garden ; picking ground in winter \lx LOTLHAKA \ge A reed ; a corn stalk \xv O dule lotlhaka \xe his bowel has come down, as in dysentery \xv Lotlhaka loa dıkgama \xe a troop of hartebeests \lx LOTLHAKORE \ge A person's side ; the side of a thing \lx LOTLHALE \ge A place for drying makatane \lx LOTLHANA \ge To quarrel with each other \lx LOTLHANÈLA \xv Ba le ba mo lotlhanèla \xe they helped him in the quarrel \lx LOTLHANYA \ge To cause to quarrel ; to stir up strife ; to cause dissension by circulating false stories ; to be a busybody \lx LOTLHANYE \mn lotlhana \ge perfect \lx LOTLHARAPA \ge A dead tree still standing and having branches ; a thick dry stump \lx LOTLHARAPANA \ge A little lotlharapa \lx LOTLHŌKWA \xv Lotlhōkwa loa boyañ \xe a tall stalk or stem of grass \lx LOTLHONO \ge A piece of meat cut off the side of an animal before it is disembowelled ; a woolly tuft underneath a well brayed skin \lx LOTLHÔTLHÔ \xv O lotlhôtlhô \xe Used of a person who takes back what he has lent before the time fixed has expired \lx LOTLHWARE \ge A grove of olive trees \lx LOTLOA \ge A net \lx LOTLÔPÔ \ge The comb of a cock or guinea-fowl \lx LÔTLWA \mn lōtla \ge Pass \lx LOTOBÔ \ge Haze ; haziness \lx LOTOLOTSA \ge To make very careful inquiry about ; to investigate carefully \lx LOTONA \ge A number of males \lx LOTSA \ge To play upon a wind instrument ; to sound a trumpet \xv Go lotsa molodi \xe to whistle in a shrill note \lx LÔTSAHALA \ge To become deceitful, or untruthful ; to prevaricate \lx LÔTSAHALETSA \xv Ba mo lōtsahaletsa \xe they deceive him \lx LOTSALÔ \ge The fruit of the womb ; offspring ; that which is born \lx LOTSATSA \ge Light in texture, as clothing or paper \lx LOTSETSANYANA \ge A number of female children \lx LOTSETSE \ge A number of cows which have just calved \lx LOTSHITSHI \ge That part of a river bed from which the water has retired ; a beach ; the brink of water ; the brim of a cup \lx LOUMÔ \sy Loun̄wō \lx LOUÑÔ \sy Loun̄wō \lx LOUN̄WÔ \ge Fruit \lx LOUPA \ge Powder ; dust ; finely ground, as meal ; hot ashes ; a hot hearth without cinders ; a fireplace with fire just removed \lx LOUPI \sy Loupa \lx LOWA \ge A living skeleton ; a person much emaciated from sickness \lx LÔYWA \mn lōba \ge Pass \lx LWA \ge To fight ; to quarrel. Perf. lolè \lx LWALA \sy Bobola \lx LWANA \ge To quarrel with each other \lx LWANTSHA \mn lwana \ge Caus \lx LWÈLA \ge To fight for ; to quarrel over \lx LWETSE \mn lwala \ge Perf \lx MA \ge See MMA \lx MAABANE \ge Yesterday \lx MAABANYANE \ge Evening ; after sunset ; towards night. Part. a \lx MAACÔ \ge Pl. of leacō \lx MAADIMÔ \ge Pl. of leadimō \lx MAAGÔ \ge Pl. of loagō \lx MAAKA \ge Pl. of leaka \xv O maaka \xe he is a liar \lx MAAKANYANA \ge Pl. of leakanyana \lx MAALA \sy Letsididi \lx MAANÔ \ge Pl. of leanō \lx MAANYAANYA \ge Abundance \xv Ka maanyaanya \xe abundantly ; plentifully (of food) ; numerous (of things) \lx MAAPARAPELO \ge Pl. of leaparapelo \lx MAAPÈLÔ \ge Cookings for ; Saturday \lx MAATLA \ge The palms of both hands held out together. No sing \lx MAATLAMETLO \ge Ingenious ; clever \lx MAATLHAMANA \ge Pl. of leatlhamana \lx MABA \ge See MMABA \lx MABANE \ge See MAABANE \lx MABANYANE \ge See MAABANYANE \lx MABAPA \xv Matlo a sha mabapa \xe the neighbouring or contiguous houses are burning \lx MABE \ge Pl. of bobe \lx MABEBE \ge Rubbish ; sweepings \lx MABELA \ge A swaggering gait ; a proud manner ; pride ; proud ; stuck up \lx MABÈLÈ \ge Corn ; a woman's breasts. Difference only in accent \lx MABELEBELE \ge Clothed in all sorts of things, as a madman, or heathen doctor \lx MABI \ge Pl. of bobi \lx MABOA \ge Pl. of leboa \lx MABOANE \ge A little maboè \lx MABODI \ge Pl. of lebodi \lx MABOÈ \ge A kind of small hare \lx MABŌGŌ \ge Pl. of lecōgō \lx MABOGISHŌ \ge Sufferings ; afflictions \lx MABŌKŌ \ge Pl. of bobōkō \lx MABOLE \sy Macwele \lx MABOLÈLA \ge Pl. of lobolèla \xv Mabolèla hèla \xe idle talk \lx MABOLÈLÈLA \xv Mabolèlèla rure \xe true statements \lx MABOLOBOLO \ge Pl. of lebolobolo \lx MABORWANA \sy Mamphorwana \lx MABŌTE \ge Internal wounds, or bruises, or soreness \lx MABOTSA \ge A marriage feast \lx MABOTSANE \ge A flock of kids \lx MABU \xv Ñwana oa mabu \xe the sole surviving child \lx MABUCWAPELE \ge Firstfruits \lx MABUDUCHŌ \ge Gleanings \lx MACHE \ge Pl. of leche \lx MACHEÑ \sy Matsheñ \lx MACHOBANE \ge A fast pace ; a quick race \lx MACHOCHO \ge Pl. of lechocho \lx MACHOO \ge Pl. of leroo \lx MACHWAGŌ \ge Pl. of lechwagō \lx MACHWAHO \ge Pl. of lechwaho \lx MACHWARWA \ge Pl. of lechwarwa \lx MACHWE \ge Pl. of lechwe \lx MACOLO \ge Pl. of lecolo \lx MACOPETLA \ge Pl. of lecopetla \lx MACŌRWANE \ge Pl. of lecōrwane \lx MACWABUDU \ge Pl. of lecwabudu \lx MACWAKACWAKE \ge A jumble ; a confused mess ; a hodgepodge (of food) \lx MACWECWENŌ \ge Sap. Fat oozing from an unused cooking vessel \lx MACWELA \ge Pl. of lecwela. Offspring \lx MACWELE \ge Pl. of lecwele \lx MACWELECŌKŌ \ge Fraud, Int \lx MACWELECWELE \ge Pl. of lecwelecwele. Immense numbers ; crowds of people \lx MADAAGOTLHE \sy Thukgwi, Int \lx MADI \ge Blood. Money \lx MADIBA \ge Pl. of lediba \lx MADILA \ge Pl. of bodila \lx MADILOTSANA \ge A number of animals of tilotsana colour \lx MADILOTSANE \ge A certain hill in the interior \xv Ba ea madilotsane \xe they go away with no hope of returning \lx MADIKWEÑ \ge A solitary male giraffe \lx MADINYANA \ge Pl. of ledinyana \lx MADISHŌ \ge Herding or grazing places \lx MADULŌ \ge Sitting places \lx MADUMEDI \ge Pl. of ledumedi \lx MADUŌ \ge Wages ; payment. Used only in plural \lx MAE \ge Pl. of lee \lx MAEBA \ge Pl. of leeba \lx MAEBANA \ge Pl. of leebana \lx MAÈBÈBÈ \ge Outspreading, and hanging down, as the branches of an overhanging tree, Int \lx MAÈMŌ \ge Pl. of boèmō \lx MAERÈGŌ \ge An easy-going one ; one easily imposed upon ; a believer in everybody \lx MAERÈGWANE \sy Maerègō \lx MAGAALA \ge Reckless, Int \lx MAGABADITSANE \ge Pl. of mogabaditsane \lx MAGABŌNA \ge Their homes \lx MAGADI \ge Pl. of bogadi \lx MAGAGU \ge Pl. of logagu \lx MAGAGUGAGU \ge Many cracks, etc \lx MAGAKABE \ge Pl. of mogakabe \lx MAGAKGALA \ge Stars coming out at daybreak ; very early dawn ; sharp edged clouds \xv Mahube a magakgala \xe the very first rays of daylight \lx MAGAKWA \ge Pl. of legakwa \lx MAGALA \ge Pl. of legala \lx MAGALANE \ge A yellowish snake, black under the mouth \lx MAGALAPA \ge The roof of a mouth \lx MAGALAPANYANA \sy Magalapa \lx MAGALE \mn bogale \ge Pl. of bogale \xv Magale mabedi \xe two-edged \lx MAGAMUGAMU \ge A watery swelling \lx MAGANŌ \ge The words spoken, or the talking of those at a distance, and heard indistinctly \xv Go atsanya maganō \xe to speak at cross purposes \lx MAGAPU \mn legapu \ge Pl. of legapu \lx MAGARIPA \xv Mayè a magaripa \xe stones with sharp cutting edges \lx MAGARE \mn legare \ge Pl. of legare \lx MAGETLA \mn legetla \ge Pl. of legetla \lx MAGOANA \mn legoana \ge Pl. of legoana \lx MAGŌBÈ \mn mogōbè \ge Pl. of mogōbè \lx MAGODU \mn legodu \ge Pl. of legodu \lx MAGŌGŌ \mn bogōgō \ge Pl. of bogōgō \lx MAGŌGWE \ge A kind of small vicious wild animal \lx MAGOKO \mn logoko \ge Pl. of logoko \lx MAGOKOÑ \ge Young locusts nearly ready to fly \lx MAGOLA \mn legola \ge Pl. of legola \lx MAGOLÈ \mn bogolè \ge Pl. of bogolè \lx MAGOLOLŌ \mn legololō \ge Pl. of legololō \lx MAGOMÈ \sy Mashomè \lx MAGOMÈAGOMÈ \sy Mashomèasbomè \ge numberless \lx MAGOPA \mn legopa \ge Pl. of legopa \lx MAGOPÈLŌ \mn legopèlō \ge Pl. of legopèlō \lx MAGŌRŌGŌ \mn bogōrōgō \ge Pl. of bogōrōgō \lx MAGOROMECHO \ge Medicine used, as ergot of rye \lx MAGŌSANA \mn kgōsana \ge Pl. of kgōsana \lx MAGŌTÈ \xv Botlhoko yoa magōtè \xe fever \lx MAGOTLHŌ \mn legotlhō \ge Pl. of legotlhō \lx MAGOLŌ \mn legolō \ge Pl. of legolō \lx MAGOTUTUA \mn legotutua \ge Pl. of legotutua \lx MAGOU \mn legou \ge Pl. of legou \lx MAGWAGWA \mn legwagwa \ge Pl. of legwagwa \lx MAGWAKA \mn legwaka \ge Pl. of legwaka \lx MAGWARA \sy Magwata \ge Int \lx MAGWATA \ge Rough ; uneven ; untutored ; ignorant \lx MAGWATLAPA \mn legwatlapa \ge Pl. of legwatlapa \lx MAGWÈ \ge See MMAGWÈ \lx MAGWELETLHA \mn legweletlha \ge Pl. of legweletlha \xv O dihile magweletlha \xe he has done crooked things, or things which are not right \lx MAGWEYANA \mn legweyana \ge Pl. of legweyana \lx MAHALŌ \ge Scrapings \lx MAHARATLHATLHA \ge In a confused or disorderly state \lx MAHATLA \mn lehatla \ge Pl. of lehatla \xv O mahatla \xe he is bald \lx MAHATLHA \mn mohatlha, lehatlha \ge Pl. of mohatlha, and lehatlha \lx MAHATSHE \mn lehatshe \ge Pl. of lehatshe \lx MAHELE \ge A number of lehele bucks \lx MAHELEPE \ge Swelled \lx MAHÈLŌ \mn hèlō \ge Pl. of hèlō \lx MAHERECOKŌ \ge A jumble or confusion \lx MAHEREHERE \mn leherehere \ge Pl. of leherehere \lx MAHETLA \mn lehetla \ge Pl. of lehetla \lx MAHIKA \mn lehika \ge Pl. of lehika \lx MAHIRIRI \ge Cartilage ; cartilage of ribs. No sing \lx MAHISA \mn lehisa \ge Pl. of lehisa. Increase of lent cattle \lx MAHODILE \ge Indistinctly ; not clearly (of hearing) \xv Ba utlwa mahodile \xe they hear indistinctly \lx MAHOHORA \mn lehohora \ge Pl. of lehohora \lx MAHŌRWANA \sy Mamphorwana \lx MAHOKO \mn lehoko \ge Pl. of lehoko. News \lx MAHŌKWANA \ge A number of he-goats \lx MAHOTLHŌ \mn lehotlhō \ge Pl. of lehotlhō \lx MAHUBA \ge The whole of the chest ; the upper part of the body \lx MAHUBE \ge Red sky ; red tinge in the sky ; joints of meat \lx MAHUBEHUBE \ge Very red \xv Mahubehube a dinama \xe many joints of meat; much meat \lx MAHUMŌ \mn lohumō \ge Pl. of lohumō \lx MAHUPU \mn lehupu \ge Pl. of lehupu \lx MAHUPUHUPU \ge Swelled and bruised through being beaten \lx MAHURA \ge Fat \lx MAHURE \sy Segōtlō \ge Int \lx MAHUTI \ge Pl. of lehuti \lx MAHUTO \ge Pl. of lehuto \lx MAHUTSANA \ge Pl. of bohutsana \lx MAIBA \ge Pl. of leiba \lx MAIBI \ge A swoon \lx MAIDI \ge A superior kind of Kafir corn ; millet \lx MAIKAÈLÈLŌ \ge Pl. of boikaèlèlō \lx MAIKANCHO \ge Pl. of boikancho \lx MAIKANO \ge Pl. of ikanō \lx MAIKEOLŌ \ge Diversities of opinions ; heresies \lx MAIKÈPŌ \ge Pl. of boikèpō \lx MAIKUTLWŌ \ge Pl. of boikutlwō \lx MAILA \ge Pl. of moila \lx MAINA \ge Pl. of leina \lx MAINANE \ge Pl. of leinane \lx MAINANYANE \ge A few names \lx MAIŌ \ge Pl. of leiō \lx MAIPEI \ge Pl. of leipei \lx MAIPELŌ \ge Pl. of moipelō \lx MAIPHÈTLHŌ \ge Pl. of boiphètlhō \lx MAISHŌ \ge Pl. of leishō \lx MAITIBOLŌ \ge First-born of babes and animals, but chiefly of the latter. No singular \xv Ñwana oa maitibolō \xe the first-born child \lx MAITISHŌ \ge Pleasant conversation ; friendly chat \lx MAITLHAPÈLŌ \ge Pl. of leitlhapèlō \lx MAITLHAPEDISHŌ \ge Luxuries \lx MAITLHŌ \ge Pl. of leitlhō \lx MAITLHOMŌ \ge Pl. of boitlhomō \lx MAITLHŌMŌ \ge Pl. of boitlhōmō \lx MAITŌKŌ \ge Pl. of boitōkō \lx MAITSEANAPE \ge Pl. of moitseanape \lx MAITSEOANAPE \ge Pl. of moitseoanape \lx MAITSEBOA \sy Maitsiboea \lx MAITSIBOEA \ge Evening time ; about sunset ; this afternoon \lx MAIYADI \ge Pl. of leiyadi \lx MAIYANE \ge Pl. of boiyane \lx MAKABA \ge Pl. of lekaba \lx MAKAKA \sy Masetlhaōka \lx MAKAKABA \ge Pl. of lekakaba \lx MAKALABA \sn 1 \ge Large. Used of eyes \sn 2 \ge Thick. Used of a mealie cob. No sing \lx MAKALANA \ge Pl. of mokalana \lx MAKANṮSA \ge Pl. of lekanṮsa \lx MAKANṮSANA \ge Pl. of lekanṮsana \lx MAKANOKANO \sy Makenokeno \lx MAKANYANA \ge Pl. of lekanyana \lx MAKAPE \ge Pl. of lekape \lx MAKATANA \ge Pl. of sekatana \lx MAKATANE \ge Pl. of lekatane \lx MAKATLA \ge Pl. of lekatla \lx MAKAU \ge Pl. of lekau \lx MAKAUANA \ge Pl. of lekauana \lx MAKAUDI \ge Pl. of lekaudi \lx MAKEDI \ge Pl. of lekedi \lx MAKÈKÈTÈ \ge Rough, or with small notches on the edge, as a knife, etc \lx MAKENOKENO \ge Capricious ; changeable \lx MAKETE \ge Pl. of lekete \lx MAKGABANA \ge Pl. of lokgabana \sy Mayana \lx MAKGABE \ge Strings covering the nakedness of children and heathen women \lx MAKGABETLA \ge Thin slices, or small pieces of meat, wood, etc \lx MAKGABETLÈLA \ge Minced meat ; meat chopped in very small pieces \lx MAKGABI \ge Pl. of lekgabi \lx MAKGADI \ge Pl. of lekgadi \lx MAKGAÈGÈ \ge Stones with saw-like edges, Int \lx MAKGAGOKGAGO \ge Rags ; very ragged garments \lx MAKGAKGA \ge Audacious ; impudent ; forward ; impudence \lx MAKGALO \ge Pl. of mokgalo \lx MAKGAMATHA \ge Dirt, or dirtiness from being smudged with milk, etc. ; filth, or filthiness ; grease, etc., on unwashed pots ; excess \lx MAKGANATHA \sy Makgamatha \lx MAKGAPHA \ge An abomination ; abominable \xv O makgapha \sy O mashwè \lx MAKGARAPANA \ge Pl. of lekgarapana \lx MAKGAREBÈ \ge Pl. of lekgarebè \lx MAKGASA \ge Tatters ; hanging strips of old garments \lx MAKGASANA \ge Old, tattered garments hanging in strips \lx MAKGATHI \ge Pl. of lekgathi. Swarms of locusts \lx MAKGATHIKGATHI \xv Ba ikgaoganya makgathikgathi \xe they divide themselves into parties or groups \lx MAKGATLHANŌ \ge Pl. of kgatlhanō \lx MAKGÈGA \ge Much torn ; ragged \lx MAKGÈLE \ge Pl. of lekgèle \lx MAKGÈME \ge Watery ; always running. Used of eyes \lx MAKGÈÑWÈ \ge Pl. of kgèñwè \lx MAKGETHÔ \ge Pl. of lekgèthô \lx MAKGETHU \ge Pl. of lekgethu \lx MAKGÔA \ge Pl. of lekgõa \lx MAKGÔBA \ge Pl. of lekgôba \lx MAKGOBOLÔ \ge That which is brought up by belching ; the offscourings. From kgobola \lx MAKGOLA \sy Makgatla \lx MAKGÔLÈLA \ge A certain position of the dice \lx MAKGOLO \ge Pl. of legolo. Hundreds \lx MAKGÔMÈ \sy Leshwè \ge Filth ; dirt \lx MAKGOMOKO \sy Leshwè \lx MAKGOÑWANA \ge Pl. of bokgoñwana \lx MAKGOPÈ \sy Lopalō \lx MAKGOTLA \xv Go tlhaba makgotla \xe to be restless; to move from place to place when lying down, as one in pain \lx MAKGOWANE \ge A kind of eagle \lx MAKGWAHO \ge Pl. of lekgwaho \lx MAKGWAKGWA \ge Pl. of lekgwakgwa \lx MAKGWARA \ge Pl. of bokgwara \lx MAKGWARAPANA \ge Pl. of lekgwarapana \lx MAKGWERE \xv Ke yelè makgwere \xe I am confused; I have forgotten it through a confused head \lx MAKHAHA \ge Pl. of lekhaha \lx MAKHAHE \sy Makantsana \ge Int \lx MAKHÔA \ge Pl. of lekhôa \lx MAKHONKHOBE \ge Pl. of lekhonkhobe \lx MAKHUE \ge Pl. of lekhue \lx MAKHUBU \ge Pl. of lekhubu \lx MAKHUYANA \ge Pl. of lekhuyana \lx MAKHWAHO \ge Pl. of lekhwaho \lx MAKIKIANA \ge Pl. of mokikiana \lx MAKITLANŌ \ge Pl. of lekitlanō \lx MAKÔA \ge Pl. of bokôa and lekôa \lx MAKOBO \ge Pl. of lekobo \lx MAKÔKÔ \ge Pl. of lekôkô \lx MAKOLOI \ge Mauy wagons \lx MAKÔLÔLWANA \ge Pl. of lekôlôlwana \lx MAKÔKÔMA \ge Pl. of lekôkôma \lx MAKOLONKWANE \ge Pl. of lekolonkwane \lx MAKOLWANE \ge Pl. of lekolwane \lx MAKOLWANYANE \ge Pl. of lekolwanyane \lx MAKÔPANÈLÔ \ge The meeting or joining places \lx MAKÔTÈ \ge Pl. of lekôtè \lx MAKU \ge Pl. of moku \lx MAKUBÈLÔ \ge The last milk in a sack, which needs shaking to get it out \lx MAKUKA \ge Pl. of lekuka \lx MAKUKU \ge Just when dawn begins ; before daylight ; at cock crow \lx MAKUKUNOPU \ge Ridges, or swellings with ridges between \lx MAKULA \ge Coolies \et (hybrid) \lx MAKUMAGANYANE \ge Divisions ; parties ; isolated groups, or families \lx MAKUNANTSHANE \ge A few people remaining after the greater part have left \lx MAKHWAHO \ge Pl. of lekhwabo \lx MAKWAKWA \ge Pl. of lekwakwa \lx MAKWALÔ \ge Pl. of lekwalō \lx MAKWATI \ge Pl. of lekwati \lx MAKWELE \ge Pl. of lekwele \lx MAKWÈTÈ \ge Pl. of lekwètè \lx MAKWETEFWIÔ \ge Pl. of lekwetekwiō \lx MAKWIKEDITSHÈGÔ \ge Roughness, Int \lx MALA \ge Pl. of lela and bola \lx MALABADI \ge See MMALABADI \lx MALAŌ \ge Pl. of bolaō \xv Lecholō ya malaō \xe a hunting party sleeping out one night \lx MALATSI \ge Pl. of letsatsi \lx MALEA \ge Pl. of bolea \lx MALEBAGAÑ \ge Similarity in appearance \lx MALÈBÈLÈBÈ \ge Any particular place not mentioned by name \lx MALEBOGŌ \ge Thanks ; thank-offerings \lx MALEHU \ge Pl. of lelehu \lx MALELAKŌKWANE \ge Vultures \lx MALELE \sy Mabebe \lx MALÈLÈ \ge Pl. of bolèlè \lx MALEÑWANA \ge Pl. of loleñwana \lx MALEO \ge Pl. of boleo \lx MALEPA \ge Pl. of lelepa \lx MALÈPÈ \xv Ba ba tshèla malèpè \xe they go to help others in picking, having finished their own plots \lx MALETLANYŌ \ge Mutual likings ; friendships \lx MALŌBA \ge Lately ; a short time ago \lx MALŌBAAMAABANE \ge The day before yesterday \lx MALŌBŌLŌBŌ \ge Drenched ; saturated \lx MALŌKŌ \ge Pl. of bolōkō \lx MALOKOLOLŌ \ge Pl. of lelokololō \lx MALOMA \ge An uncle ; a mother's brother, younger or older \xv Maloma a Tau \xe Tau's uncle \lx MALOMAAGO \ge Your uncle ; thy uncle \lx MALOMAAGWÈ \ge His uncle \lx MALOMAAYŌ \ge Your uncle \lx MALOMÈ \ge My uncle \lx MALOMMI \ge See MMALOMMI \lx MALOÑWANE \ge Hard-hearted ; treacherous \lx MALWAPA \ge Pl. of lolwapa \lx MALWETSE \ge Pl. of bolwetse \lx MAMAGWAI \ge A kind of lizard \lx MAMAISA \ge To use a weak thing carefully ; to be careful of a weak thing \lx MAMALALA \ge To go quickly ; to go without stopping \lx MAMALALÈLA \ge To go to without stopping \lx MAMARÈLA \ge To stick to ; to cleave to \lx MAMATHWANE \ge A bat. Pl. bomamathwane \lx MAMATLÈLÈLA \ge To repair, or bind up a weak or broken thing \lx MAMÈNA \ge Pl. of lemèna \lx MAMINA \ge Mucus from the nose \lx MAMISI \ge A solitary male giraffe \lx MAMMPA \xv Meruti e le mammpa \xe the shadows lengthen towards the east; it is getting evening-time \lx MAMOGOLO \ge An aunt ; mother's elder sister \lx MAMOSHŌ \ge After dawn, and before sunrise \lx MAMPAMOSIDI \ge A diviner, Int \lx MAMPAMOTHO \ge A diviner, Int \lx MAMPHORO \ge Pl. of lemphoro \lx MAMPHORWANA \ge Pl. of lemphorwana \lx MANA \ge To dry \xv Mana a dinose \xe honeycomb with larvæ in it \lx MANAKE \ge A star near the southern cross \lx MANAMAMETSA \ge To help that which fails ; to supply that which is lacking \lx MANANA \ge Young ; tender ; green \xv Mabèlè a manana \xe green, or tender corn \lx MANATHŌ \ge Marks in food where some has been taken out \lx MANATLA \ge Pl. of bonatla \lx MANCHE \ge Pl. of bonche \lx MANCHO \sy Ke tle ke itse \ge with a view to ; in order that ; and then \lx MANCWE \ge Pl. of lencwe \lx MANÈ \ge Four \xv Mashomè manè \xe forty \xv Mashomè a le manè \xe forty \lx MANÈGA \ge To fasten or paste on ; to overlay \lx MANEGILE \mn manèga \ge Perf. of manèga \xv Se se manegileñ gouda \xe that which is overlaid with gold \lx MANÈGWA \mn manèga \ge Pass. of manèga \lx MANÈLÔ \xv Manèlô a dipodi le dinku \xe the time for giving the kids and lambs to their mothers ; afternoon \et From nèla \lx MANETE \ge See MMANETE \lx MANKGWEDI \ge Pl. of nkgwedi and logwèdi \lx MANKGOLU \ge A word expressing scorn or derision \xv Mankgolu a motho \xe the shadow of a man; a lazy and useless person \lx MANKOPA \ge The loins \lx MANKU \ge Many sheep \lx MANKWITSIPI \ge The loins ; the back parts \lx MANNE \mn mana \ge Perf. of mana \lx MANNO \ge Pl. of bonnō \lx MANÔ \ge See MANNÔ \lx MANOKWANE \ge Pl. of bonokwane \lx MANOLOGA \ge To arise ; to get up ; to become loose, or detached, as stones from a cliff \lx MANOLOLA \ge To raise up, as a stone with a lever ; to force up, as a fast stone ; to loosen ; to pull off, as paper from a wall \lx MANOÑ \ge Pl. of lenoñ \lx MANOÑONOÑO \ge Anguish ; sorrow of heart ; sensations caused by tickling \sy Masisi \xv Manōñōnōñō a pelo \xe heaviness of heart through sorrow \lx MANOÑONOÑO \sy Manōñōnōñō \lx MANÔTÔ \ge Pl. of lenôtō \lx MANTLOPANE \ge Pl. of ntlopane \lx MANTSABANE \sy Matsabane \lx MANTAACHWENE \ge Pl. of lentaachwene \lx MANTSÈTSÈ \ge Pl. of lentsètsè \lx MANTSHA \mn mana \ge Caus. of mana \lx MANTSI \ge Many \lx MANYA \ge Pl. of lenya ; Square \xv Go ya manya \xe to be troubled, or wearied out \xv Go ba yesa manya \xe to persecute, or annoy them \lx MANYAMA \ge Auspicious \xv U molomo o manyama \xe Used of a person who had wished another well, and whose wishes had been fulfilled \lx MANYAPHIRI \ge Pl. of lenyaphiri \lx MANYEBA \ge Internal soreness of body through a burden, etc \lx MANYEDI \ge Pl. of lenyedi \lx MANYEDIANA \ge Pl. of lenyediana. The mumps \lx MANYEDIYEDI \ge The lights of many fires. No singular \lx MANYEKETSHANE \ge Pl. of lenyeketsbane \lx MANYÈLÔ \ge Pl. of lenyèlō \lx MANYEMUNYEMU \ge Very wet ; drenched ; saturated \lx MANYENA \ge Pl. of lenyena \lx MANYÈRÈ \ge Much cooked, as meat ; much cooked and still watery, as boiled corn ; sodden \lx MANYÈRÈNYÈRÈ \ge Very wet ; drenched ; saturated \lx MANYETÔ \ge Pl. of lenyetō \lx MAÑ \ge Who \xv Kgomo e ke ea ga mañ \xe whose ox is this \lx MAÑA \ge Pl. of leña \lx MAÑANA \ge Pl. of moñana and leñana \lx MAÑATANA \ge Beef steaks ; fleshy pieces of meat cooked in the kgotla \lx MAÑAU \ge Pl. of leñau \lx MAÑMAÑ \ge Whosoever \lx MAÑODU \ge Pl. of leñodu \lx MAÑÔLÈ \ge Pl. of leñōlè \lx MAÑOÑOBADI \ge Pl. of leñoñobadi \lx MAÑWANA \ge An aunt ; mother's younger sister \lx MAÑWANÈ \ge My aunt \lx MAÑWATHÔ \sy Manatho \lx MAÔ \ge A woman's private parts. Used as a curse \lx MAODI \ge Pl. of leodi \lx MAOKA \ge Pl. of mooka \lx MAOKANA \ge Pl. of mookana \lx MAOMA \ge Boyale songs \lx MAÔMA \ge Pl. of leōma \lx MAÔNYANA \ge Pl. of loōnyana \lx MAOTA \ge A group of gardens \lx MAÔTLHÔ \ge Pl. of leōtlhō \lx MAOTO \ge Pl. of lekoto \lx MAOTWANA \ge Pl. of leotwana \lx MAOWAÑ \ge Pl. of leowañ \lx MAPAPA \ge Corn withered by sun or frost. No singular \lx MAPAWA \ge Steep cliffs \lx MAPHAGA \ge Much torn ; tatters. Sing. and pl \lx MAPHAKÈLA \sy Makuku \lx MAPHAKWANE \ge Very foolish ; not knowing what one does \lx MAPHARA \ge Widely distended, as nostrils \lx MAPHATA \ge Cloven, as a hoof \lx MAPHOI \ge Pl. of lephoi \lx MAPHOKO \ge Froth left on the ground by receding water, etc \lx MAPHOTO \ge Pl. of lephoto \lx MAPHURWANA \ge Pl. of lephurwana \lx MAPHUTSE \ge Pl. of lephutse \lx MAPIÑ \ge Pl. of lepiñ \lx MAPOMŌ \ge Pieces cut off \lx MAPONO \ge The Matabele \lx MAPONYE \ge A male springbuck \lx MARA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of bora \sn 2 \ge To distort, or misrepresent words or acts \lx MARABARABA \ge Pl. of lerabaraba \lx MARADU \ge Pl. of leradu \lx MARAGA \ge Pl. of moraga \lx MARAGARAGA \ge Very muddy ; dripping wet ; very abundant, or plentiful, as provisions for a big feast \lx MARAGŌ \sn 1 \ge The hinder parts. Pl. of leragō and lesagō \sn 2 \ge The bottom of a pot, wooden dish, etc \lx MARAKA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of leraka \sn 2 \ge A market \et (hybrid) \lx MARAKANCHANE \ge Pl. of lerakanchane \lx MARAKANÈLŌ \ge Pl. of borakanèlō \lx MARAKAÑWAGA \ge A number of thakañwaga \lx MARAKEÑ \xv Mo marakeñ \xe in the market \et (hybrid) \lx MARAMA \ge Pl. of lerama \lx MARAMARA \ge To be in want or in need of something \lx MARAÑ \ge Radiance ; effulgence ; brightness, as of rising and setting sun ; a ray of light \lx MARAPŌ \ge Pl. of lesapō \lx MARARA \ge Mixed up ; muddled up, as much talking \lx MARARO \ge Used with nouns in ma \lx MARATHI \ge Pl. of lerathi \sy Makgathi \lx MARATŌ \ge Pl. of loratō \lx MAREKE \sy Marete, Int \lx MARELE \ge A flock of sheep and goats mixed ; a flock of goats alone \lx MARELEDI \ge Pl. of boreledi \lx MARÈMÈ \ge Matter on young animals at birth \xv Pelo e marèmè \xe forgetful \lx MARÈRÈ \ge Discharge at birth of young animal \lx MARÈRÈMÈLA \sy Marèrè \lx MAREMŌ \xv Maremō a dikoloi \xe marks of where waggons have had the break on \lx MARÈTÈ \ge Pl. of lerètè. Used as a curse \lx MARETLHWA \ge Pl. of moretlhwa \lx MARETŌ \ge A surname. Sing. and pl \lx MARIBÈLA \sy Mokatakō \lx MARIBI \ge Pl. of leribi \lx MARIGA \ge Winter ; in winter \lx MARIGEÑ \ge In winter \lx MARINÈPÈ \ge The border of a garden. No sing \lx MARININI \ge Pl. of lerinini \lx MARIRI \sy Maodi \lx MARISHŌ \ge Pl. of lerishō \lx MARŌBALŌ \ge Pl. of borōbalō \lx MAROHA \ge Pl. of lechoha \lx MAROHANA \ge Pl. of lechohana \lx MAROKA \sy Marwaka \lx MAROKOMOLOGŌ \ge An itching eruption \lx MAROKU \ge Pl. of boroku \lx MARŌLÈ \ge Pl. of morōlè \lx MARŌNŌPŌ \ge Pl. of lerōnōpō \lx MAROO \ge Pl. of leroo and lechoo \lx MAHOPE \ge Pl. of leshope \lx MAROPHI \ge Pl. of leshophi \lx MARŌPŌ \ge Pl. of lerōpō \lx MARŌRŌ \sn 1 \ge Pl. of lerōrō \sn 2 \ge Winter clouds with cold, but without rain. No sing \lx MARORODI \sy Marōrō \lx MARŌS \ge Tattered ; many-holed ; much frayed. No sing \lx MAROTA \ge Hump-backed ; of a stooping gait \lx MAROTHO \ge Bread \et (hybrid) \lx MAROTHODI \ge Pl. of lerothodi \lx MARŌTSE \ge Pl. of leshōtse \lx MARU \ge Pl. of leru \lx MARUDI \ge Pl. of lerudi \lx MARUKGWE \ge Trousers \et (hybrid) \lx MARUMŌ \ge Pl. of lerumō \lx MARURUSA \ge Pl. of borurusa \lx MARUTLWA \ge Pl. of thutlwa \lx MARWAKA \xv O marwaka \xe he is a good shot; he is a clever marksman \lx MASAGARANA \ge Pl. of losagarana \lx MASAHA \ge Pl. of lesaha \lx MASAI \ge Pl. of lesai \lx MASAITSIWEÑ \ge Pl. of bosaitsiweñ \lx MASAKA \ge Pl. of lesaka \lx MASALÈLA \ge Pl. of lesalèla \lx MAS Ō \ge Pl. of lesapō \lx M RI \ge A large kaross of artebeest skins, Int \lx MASARWA \ge Pl. of mosarwa \lx MASÈ \ge Bran \lx MASEDI \ge Pl. of lesedi \lx MASEGŌ \sy Matshegō \lx MASÈKA \ge Pl. of lesèka. Long, sour grass \lx MASÈLAMOTLHAKA \ge Pl. of lesèlamotlhaka \lx MASELE \ge Measles \et (hybrid) \lx MASELESE \ge Measles \et (hybrid) \lx MASENAMÈLŌ \ge Openings on a wall between the rafters ; eaves of a verandah where things are kept ; overhanging grass and rafters in front of the doorway of a hut \lx MASEPA \ge Human dung \lx MASETEDI \ge Pl. of lesetedi \lx MASETLANA \ge Distress \lx MASÈTLHA \ge Pl. of lesètlha \lx MASETLHAŌKA \ge Pl. of lesetlhaōka \lx MASH \sy Mashi \lx MASHALA \ge Pl. of leshala \lx MASHEPA \sy Masepa \lx MASHETLHA \ge Pl. of leshetlha \lx MASHI \ge Milk ; sweet milk \lx MASHOA \ge Pl. of leshoa. Used in the plural of different crowds shouting \lx MASHOGO \ge Pl. of leshogo \lx MASHOGODI \ge Pl. of le-hogodi \lx MASHOKE \ge Reckless, Int \lx MASHOKGOLA \ge Pl. of leshokgola \lx MASHŌLÈ \ge Pl of leshōlè \lx MASHOMÈ \ge Pl. of leshomè \xv Mashomè a mashomè \xe numberless \lx MASHOMŌ \ge Pl. of leshomō \lx MASHONWANA \ge Pl. of leshoñwana \lx MASHULA \ge Pl. of boshula \lx MASHULŌ \ge Pl. of leshulō \lx MASHUSHU \ge Pl. of leshushu \lx MASHUTÈ \ge A little way \xv Ba ea mashutè \xe they go a little way; they move forward a little \lx MASHWA \ge Pl. of boshwa \lx MASHWABI \ge Pl. of leshwabi \lx MASHWALŌ \ge Pl. of leshwalō \lx MASHWASHUPA \ge Pl. of leshwashupa \lx MASHWASHWA \ge Strips of tobacco leaf cut up but not twisted. Used chiefly in the plural \lx MASHWATŌ \ge Lazy, Int \lx MASHWÈ \ge Pl. of leshwè. Filthiness ; nasty \xv Mo mashweñ \xe in a dangerous position; in fearful circumstances, as in a battle, or a burning house \lx MASHWEBELÈGA \ge Pl. of leshwebelèga \lx MASHWELE \ge Pl. of leshwele \lx MASHWÈLE \sy Mashwele \lx MASHWELWA \ge A widow, Int \lx MASIBI \ge Pl. of lesibi \lx MASIÈLA \ge Pl. of lesièla \lx MASILO \ge Pl. of lesilo \lx MASIMO \ge Pl. of tshimo \lx MASINAGOGE \ge Synagogue \et (hybrid) \lx MASISI \ge Sensations caused by tickling \lx MASITE \ge Beeswax \lx MASITLHA \ge Pl. of lesitlha \lx MATA \ge Voracious ; insatiable \xv O yelè mata \xe he has eaten up all the food \lx MATAGWA \ge Pl. of letagwa \lx MATAMA \ge To stick to ; to be joined together in layers \lx MATAME \mn matama \ge Perf. of matama \xv Se matame mo go se \xe it sticks to this \lx MATANE \sn 1 \ge A kind of wingless locust \sn 2 \ge wages \et (hybrid) \lx MATAPETA \xv O matapeta \xe he is covered with blood, mud, etc \lx MATARÈLA \ge To be adhesive ; to stick to \lx MATEANE \ge Pl. of leteane \lx MATEDI \ge See MMATEDI \lx MATEGÈLÈ \ge Pl. of letegèlè \lx MATEÑ \ge Deep things ; mysteries \lx MATÈPÈTA \ge Very wet ; poor, or lean, of meat \lx MATHA \ge To throw down any wet thing, as clay, etc \lx MATHACANE \ge Pl. of lethacane \lx MATHAITHAI \ge Indistinctly ; confusedly ; doubtfully ; vaguely \xv Go utlwa mathaithai \xe to hear indistinctly \lx MATHE \ge Spittle ; saliva \lx MATHÈGA \ge To be fallen on the ground, as wet clay \lx MATHÈKA \ge Disproportionate by being small-waisted and broad-shouldered \lx MATHUDI \sy Makatakō \lx MATIMÈLA \ge Pl. of letimèla \lx MATLA \ge To run, as an ox ; to prance \lx MATLABA \ge Thickset ; dumpy ; bulky \lx MATLABANYANA \ge A little matlaba \lx MATLADIKA \ge Foul rubbish ; filthy refuse ; dirty through milk, fat, etc. ; filthy through being covered with blood \lx MATLAKA \ge Pl. of letlaka \lx MATLAKALA \ge Large-sized rubbish or sweepings ; refuse ; not necessarily foul \lx MATLALŌ \ge Pl. of letlalō \lx MATLAMETLO \ge Pl. of letlametlo \lx MATLAPA \ge Pl. of letlapa \lx MATLAPUTLAPU \ge Very wet ; drenched ; saturated \lx MATLATLA \ge Pl. of letlatla. That which springs up after last year's growth \lx MATLAWANA \ge Pl. of letlawana \lx MATLÈKÈTLÈKÈ \ge Very full ; abundance \lx MATLETSETLETSE \ge Very full ; abundance \lx MATLHACŌ \xv Tsatsi ya matlhacō \xe washing day ; Saturday \lx MATLHADIO \ge Pl. of letlhadio \lx MATLHAGA \ge Useless ; irreparable. Used chiefly of iron things, and in the plural form \xv Lehatshe le cogile matlhaga \xe the land is full of strife, or talk of war \lx MATLHAGARE \ge Pl. of lotlhagare \lx MATLHAKAÑ \ge Mixed ; motley \lx MATLHAKU \ge Pl. of letlhaku \lx MATLHAKWANA \ge Pl. of letlhakwana \lx MATLHALE \ge Pl. of letlhale \lx MATLHANAMA \ge Pl. of letlhanama \lx MATLHANO \ge Five \lx MATLHANOTLHANO \ge Capricious ; changeable \lx MATLHAŌ \ge Pl. of letlhaō \lx MATLHAPA \sy Dithoganō \lx MATLHAPE \ge Pl. of letlhape. A drove of cattle. Used in the plural only in this sense \lx MATLHAPELAPULA \ge Pl. of letlhapelapula \lx MATLHARE \ge Pl. of letlhare. Sticks for making a lolwapa hedge \sy Makakaba, Int \lx MATLHASEDI \ge The marks of milk, etc., thrown or sprinkled on \lx MATLHATLHAPOLA \sy Ditlhatlhapola \lx MATLHATLHARAPA \sy Ditlhatlharapa \lx MATLHATSA \ge Vomit \lx MATLHAU \ge Pl. of letlhau \lx MATLHAYANA \ge Pl. of botlhayana \lx MATLHAYE \ge Pl. of motlhaye \lx MATLHÔ \ge Pl. of leitlhô \lx MATLHOGÈLA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of letlhogèla \sn 2 \ge Offspring \lx MATLHÖGÖLÈ \xv O matlhôgôlè \xe he is awkward; he is clumsy; he is unsuccessful, as one who fails to shoot anything \lx MATLHÔGÔNÔLÔ \ge Pl. of letlhôgônôlô \lx MATLHOKOLOCO \ge Pl. of motlhokoloco \lx MATLHOKOTLÔ \ge Pl. of letlhokotlô \lx MATLHÔLÈ \xv Madi a matlhôlè \xe long shreds of curdling blood; blood coming from the nose after long bleeding \lx MATLHÔMAGANYANE \ge Pl. of letlhômaganyane \lx MATLHÔTLHÔRA \ge Crumbs, or fragments of food \lx MATLHOTLHORA \sy Matlhôtlhôra \lx MATLHWANA \sy Maitlhwana \lx MATLHWARE \ge Pl. of motlhware \lx MATLO \ge Pl. of ntlo \lx MATLÔ \ge A prancing \et From matla \lx MATLOLOGANYÔ \ge Places for stepping over \lx MATLOLE \ge Pl. of letlole \lx MATLÔMÔ \sy Mabela \lx MATLOMOLA \xv O matlomola pelo \xe he is a pitiable object \lx MATLÔTLA \ge Pl. of letlôtla \lx MATLÔTLÔ \ge Pl. of letlôtlô \lx MATLOTLOBO \ge Pl. of letlotlobo \lx MATOGÔ \ge Pl. of letogô \lx MATOKWANE \ge A herb used for smoking ; the dagga plant ; Indian hemp \lx MATOLOGA \ge To fall off, as plastering: to fall off, as a piece chopped off \lx MATOLOGANYA \sy Patologanya \lx MATOLOLA \sy Manolola \lx MATSABATSABA \ge Pl. of letsabatsaba \lx MATSABANE \ge Disease caused by syphilis ; gonorrhœa ; gleet \lx MATSADI \ge Internal wounds or bruises ; pains caused by fatigue, etc \xv Ke tsenye matsadi \xe I am stiff and tired \lx MATSADITSADI \ge An intensive form of matsadi \lx MATSAGALE \ge Grain growing in patches ; a thicket having paths and openings in it \lx MATSAE \ge Pl. of letsae \lx MATSALA \ge A woman's mother-in-law \lx MATSALAGWÈ \sy Matsalaagwè \lx MATSALAAGWÈ \ge Her mother-in-law \lx MATSANKATSANKA \ge Many wounds \lx MATSANKÔTSANKÔ \ge Many wounds \lx MATSAPA \ge Pl. of letsapa \lx MATSATSA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of letsatsa \sn 2 \ge A group of ground squirrel holes ; a warren \lx MATSEBA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of letseba \sn 2 \ge Wild-looking ; sharp \lx MATSEBANA \ge Pl. of letsebana \lx MATSELA \ge Pl. of letsela \lx MATSETO \ge Pl. of letseto \lx MATSÈTSÈ \ge Pl. of letsètsè \lx MATSÈTSÈLÈKO \sy Matsètsèlèkwe \lx MATSÈTSÈLÈKWE \ge Circumspect ; watchful \lx MATSHA \ge Pl. of letsha \lx MATSHEGÔ \ge Pl. of letshegô \lx MATSHÈRÈ \ge The discharge in childbirth ; watery motions mixed with blood \lx MATSHÈRÈMÈLA \ge Foul motions \lx MATSHÈTSHÈTHO \ge Bran from sifted meal ; husks, etc., from sieved grain \lx MATSHITSHI \ge Pl. of lotshitshi \lx MATSIBOGÔ \ge Pl. of letsibogô \lx MATSITLA \ge Pl. of motsitla \lx MATUDI \ge A verandah ; the roof of a verandah, Int \lx MAUMÔ \sy Mauñwô \lx MAUÑÔ \sy Mauñwô \lx MAUÑWÔ \sn 1 \ge Pl. of louñwô \sn 2 \ge Fruits \lx MAUPE \ge Pl. of bupe \lx MAUTLWÈLOBOTLHOKO \ge Pl. of boutlwèlobotlhoko \lx MAUTSANA \ge Maggots. Used chiefly in the plural \lx MAUWANA \ge Pl. of mouwana \lx MAWANYANA \ge Pl. of kwanyana \lx MAWATLA \ge Pl. of lewatla \lx MAWATLÈ \ge Pl. of lewatlè \lx MAYABATHO \ge Pl. of moyabatho \lx MAYAKO \ge A party gone to Yaka \lx MAYAÑ \ge Pl. of boyañ \lx MAYANA \ge Small stones ; small hills \lx MAYÈ \ge Pl. of lencwè \lx MAYETLA \ge Pl. of boyetla \lx MAYŌ \sy Meyō \lx MBA \sy Mpa, Int \lx MBU \ge Soil ; earth ; ground \lx MBUNYANA \ge A little soil \lx ME \ge And ; but \lx MÈ \ge See MMÈ \lx MEALOLÈLŌ \ge Pl. of moalolèlō \lx MEBALA \ge Pl. of mmala \lx MEBELÈGŌ \ge Pl. of mmelègō \lx MEBELE \ge Pl. of mmele \lx MEBILA \ge Pl. of mmila \lx MEBIPŌ \ge Pl. of mobipō \lx MEBOKO \ge Pl. of mmoko \lx MEBŌPŌ \ge Pl. of mmōpō \lx MEBU \ge Pl. of mbu \lx MEBUSHŌ \ge Pl. of mmushō \lx MEBUTLA \ge Pl. of mmutla \lx MECHINYANE \ge Pl. of mochinyane \lx MECHISA \ge Pl. of mochisa \lx MECHŌPHE \ge Pl. of mochōphe \lx MECŌ \ge Pl. of mocō \lx MECOHE \ge Pl. of mocohe \lx MECŌKŌ \ge Pl. of mocōkō \lx MECUCU \ge Pl. of mocucu \lx MECWACWA \ge Pl. of mocwacwa \lx MECWAISHŌ \ge Pl. of mocwaishō \lx MECWATEÑ \ge Pl. of mocwateñ \lx MECWE \ge Pl. of mocwe \lx MECWI \ge Pl. of mocwi \lx MEDI \ge Pl. of modi \lx MEDIBÈLA \ge Unclean \xv O medibèla \xe she has an issue of blood; she is unclean, as from childbirth or menstruation \xv Eo o medibèla \xe she who is unclean \lx MEDICWE \ge Pl. of modicwe \lx MEDIHŌ \ge Pl. of modihō \lx MEDILE \ge Perf. of \mn mela \lx MEDIMO \ge Pl. of modimo \lx MEDISA \ge Caus. of \mn mela \lx MEDIWA \ge Pass. of \mn metsa \lx MEDUCWANA \ge Pl. of moducwana \lx MEDUŌLŌ \ge Pl. of moduōlō \lx MEDUMŌ \ge Pl. of modumō \lx MEDUPE \ge Pl. of modupe. A long-continued, gentle rain \lx MEÈNÈNÈ \ge Pl. of moènènè \lx MEEPELETSANE \ge Triumphal songs or shouts of an army returning home \xv Ba ya meepeletsane \xe they sing songs of triumph \lx MEEPELWANE \sy Meepeletsane \lx MEÈTSÈ \ge Pl. of moètsè \lx MEGABALA \ge Pl. of mogabala \lx MEGAHE \ge Pl. of mogahe \lx MEGALA \ge Pl. of mogala \lx MEGANO \ge Pl. of mogano \lx MEGATÈLŌ \ge Pl. of mogatèlō \lx MEGATLA \ge Pl. of mogatla \lx MEGODU \ge Pl. of mogodu \lx MEGOGORO \ge Pl. of mogogoro \lx MEGŌGŌRŌ \ge Pl. of mogōgōrō \lx MEGOHU \ge Pl. of mogohu \lx MEGOLOGAÑ \ge Pl. of mogologañ \lx MEGOLEGWI \ge Pl. of mogolegwi \lx MEGOLOKWANE \ge The shouts or songs of women when welcoming a chief or a returning army \xv Ba letsa megolokwane \xe they sing songs of welcome \lx MEGOMA \ge Pl. of mogoma \lx MEGONO \xv Go ithwala megono \xe to put the hands at the back of the head when crying or sorrowing \lx MEGOPE \ge Pl. of mogope \lx MEGOPO \ge Pl. of mogopo \lx MEGŌPŌ \ge Pl. of mogōpō \lx MEGOPOLŌ \ge Pl. of mogopolō \lx MEGOPUÑ \xv Mo megopuñ \xe in the megopo \lx MEGŌRŌGŌRŌ \ge Pl. of mogōrōgōrō \lx MEGOTE \ge Pl. of mogote \lx MEGWAÑ \ge Pl. of mogwañ \lx MEGWASA \ge Pl. of mogwasa \lx MEGWÈLÈGWÈLÈ \ge Pl. of mogwèlègwèlè \lx MEHAGŌ \ge Pl. of mohagō \lx MEHALŌ \ge Pl. of mohalō \lx MEHAMA \ge Pl. of mohama \lx MEHAMŌ \ge Pl. of mohamō \lx MEHAPHA \ge Pl. of mohapha \lx MEHATSA \ge Pl. of mohatsa \lx MEHAYANA \ge Pl. of mohayana \lx MEHENYANA \ge Pl. of mohenyana \lx MEHEÑ \ge Pl. of moheñ \lx MEHÈRŌ \ge Pl. of mohèrō \lx MEHINYANA \ge Pl. of mohinyana \lx MEHIRI \ge Pl. of mohiri \lx MEHITSHANA \ge Pl. of mohitshana \lx MEHOLŌ \ge Pl. moholō \lx MEHUBU \ge Pl. of mohubu \lx MEHUTA \ge Pl. of mohuta \lx MEILA \ge Pl. of moila \lx MEILOLŌ \ge Pl. of moilolō \lx MEIPÈLŌ \ge Pl. of moipèlō \lx MEITLAMŌ \ge Pl. of moitlamō \lx MEITLASI \ge Pl. of moitlasi \lx MEKADI \ge Pl. of mokadi. Frontlets of shells \lx MEKAKA \ge Pl. of mokaka \lx MEKALANE \ge Pl. of mokalane \lx MEKALOBA \ge Pl. of mokaloba \lx MEKAOTA \ge Pl. of mokaota \lx MEKATAKŌ \ge Pl. of mokatakō \lx MEKAWA \ge Pl. of mokawa \lx MEKGABŌ \ge Pl. of mokgabō \lx MEKGÈKGÈTHŌ \ge Pl. of mokgèkgèthō \lx MEKGÈLÈDI \ge Pl. of mokgèlèdi \lx MEKGOKOLOSA \ge Pl. of mokgokolosa \lx MEKGOÑ \ge Pl. of mokgoñ \sy Digwapa, Int \lx MEKGŌRŌ \ge Pl. of mokgōrō \lx MEKGWELEŌ \ge Pl. of mokgweleō \lx MEKHASI \ge Pl. of mokhasi \lx MEKHISA \ge Pl. of mokhisa \lx MEKODUMETSA \ge Pl. of mokodumetsa \lx MEKŌKŌTLÈLŌ \ge Pl. of mokōkōtlèlō \lx MEKOLA \ge Pl. of mokola \lx MEKOLANE \ge Pl. of mokolane \lx MEKOLWANE \ge Pl. of mokolwane \lx MEKONO \ge January, Int \lx MEKŌRŌ \ge Pl. of mokōrō \lx MEKŌTLA \ge Pl. of mokōtla \lx MEKUKUTHŌ \ge Pl. of mokukuthō \lx MEKUKUTLWANA \ge Pl. of mokukutlwana \lx MEKWATLA \sy Mekōtla \lx MEKWELE \ge Pl. of mokwele \lx MEKWEPA \ge Pl. of mokwepa \lx MELA \ge To sprout, as grain ; to spring up, as a sucker \lx MELACWANA \ge Pl. of molacwana \lx MELAECO \ge Pl. of molaeco \lx MELAHADI \ge See mmelahadi \lx MELAMU \ge Pl. of molamu \lx MELATO \ge Pl. of molato \lx MELEGI \ge See mmelegi \lx MELEGISI \ge See mmelegisi \lx MELÈGŌ \ge See mmelègō \lx MELELE \ge Pl. of molele \lx MEDELŌ \ge Pl. of molelō \lx MELELWANE \ge Pl. of molelwane \lx MELEMŌ \ge Medicines \lx MELETE \ge Pl. of molete \lx MELETLŌ \ge Pl. of moletlō \lx MELETSA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of moletsa \sn 2 \xv Go meletsa mathe \xe to covet ; to long for ; to wish to possess ; to want to get at, so as to quarrel or fight \lx MELŌ \ge Offspring. Sing. and pl. See also mmelō \lx MELODI \ge Pl. of molodi \lx MELOME \ge Pl. of molome \lx MELOMO \ge Pl. of molomo \lx MELŌRA \ge Pl. of molōra \lx MEMECO \ge Pl. of momeco \lx MEMELA \ge Pl. of momela \lx MÈMÈLÈLÈ \ge Superior ; noble ; privileged \lx MEMENŌ \ge Pl. of momenō \lx MEMŌ \ge Pl. of momō \lx MENA \ge To fold up ; to fold down ; to fold over. Perf. menne \lx MENAGANA \ge To be folded \lx MENAGANYA \ge To wrap up together ; to fold up into many folds \lx MENAGANYE \mn menagana \ge perfect \lx MENAGAÑWA \mn menagana \ge passive \lx MENAMŌ \ge Pl. of monamō \lx MENAPE \ge Pl. of monape \lx MENCHO \ge Black. Used with nouns in me \lx MENNE \mn mena \ge perfect \lx MÈNŌ \ge Pl. of leinō \lx MENOGA \ge To turn back, or to one side ; to turn round, or double \lx MENOGÈLA \ge To turn aside to \xv Menogèla kwa \xe turn that way \lx MENOGWA \mn menoga \ge Pass. of menoga \lx MENOLA \ge To turn back, or over, actively \lx MENOLOLA \ge To unfold ; to unroll \lx MENOPI \ge Pl. of monopi \lx MENÔTÔ \ge Pl. of monôtô. A foot of a fowl \lx MENTSANA \ge Pl. of montsana \lx MENTSANE \ge Pl. of montsane \lx MENWA \mn mena \ge Pass. of mena \lx MENWANA \ge Pl. of monwana \lx MENYAMA \ge To become bent, or be bent, as when the chest is pushed forward, and the head thrown backwards ; to be like a pole bent forwards in the middle, and backwards at the top \lx MENYAME \mn menyama \ge Perf. of menyama \lx MENYE \ge Few ; small. Used with nouns in me \lx MEÑALA \ge Pl. of moñala \lx MEÑANA \ge Pl. of moñana \sy mañana \lx MEÑOBŌ \ge Pl. of moñōbō \lx MEÑOBUTSA \ge Pl. of moñobutsa \lx MEÑOLOI \ge Pl. of moñoloi \lx MEÑÔPÔ \ge Pl. of moñôpô \lx MEÑÔTÔ \ge Pl. of moñôtô \lx MEÕEA \ge Pl. of mōea \lx MEOPA \ge Pl. of moopa \lx MEÔTLWANA \ge Pl. of moôtlwana \lx MEÕPELANE \ge Pl. of moōpelane \lx MEPAKÔ \ge Pl. of mopakô \lx MEPHAKALÈGŌ \ge Pl. of mophakalègō \lx MEPHAKWANA \ge Pl. of mophakwana \lx MEPHATÔ \ge Pl. of mophatō \lx MEPHÈKALÈGŌ \ge Pl. of mophèkalègō \lx MEPHOMÔ \ge Pl. of mophomô \lx MEPHUTLU \ge Pl. of mophutlu \lx MEPOPOTLO \ge Pl. of mopopotlo \lx MERABA \ge Pl. of moraba \lx MERAHE \ge Pl. of morahe \lx MERAHŌ \ge Pl. of morahō \lx MERAGA \ge Pl. of moraga \lx MERAGŌ \ge Pl. of moragō \lx MERAKA \ge Pl. of moraka \lx MERALADI \ge Pl. of moraladi \lx MERAŌ \ge Pl. of moraō \lx MERAPATSE \ge Pl. of morapatse \lx MERAPÈLÔ \ge Pl. of morapèlô \lx MERAPÈLÈLÔ \ge Pl. of morapèlèlô \lx MERARA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of morara \sn 2 \ge To branch out in all directions, as veins \lx MERE \ge Pl. of more \lx MEREBA \ge Pl. of moreba \lx MERÈŌ \sy Meraō \lx MEREPÔ \ge Pl. of morepô \lx MERÈTÔ \ge Grained, as wood ; striped, as a field-mouse ; tortoise-shell coloured \lx MERIRI \ge Pl. of moriri \lx MERITSHANA \ge Pl. of moritshana \lx MEROBA \ge Pl. of moroba \lx MEROBANA \ge Pl. of morobana \lx MERŌBÈ \ge Pl. of morōbè \lx MERÔGÔ \ge Pl. of morôgô \lx MEROLA \ge Pl. of morola \lx MEROLANA \ge Pl. of morolana \lx MEROPA \ge Pl. of moropa \lx MEROPOLOGANE \ge Pl. of moropologane \lx MERORODI \ge Pl. of mororodi \lx MERUBANA \ge Pl. of morubana \lx MERUBISI \ge Pl. of morubisi \lx MERUBISANA \ge Pl. of morubisana \lx MERUTHWANE \ge Pl. of moruthwane \lx MERUTI \ge Shadows \lx MERWALÈLA \ge Pl. of morwalèla \lx MERWALŌ \ge Pl. of morwalō \lx MESAKÔ \ge Pl. of mosakô \lx MESAMÔ \ge Pl. of mosamô \lx MESEDI \ge Pl. of mosedi \lx MESÈLÈ \ge Pl. of mosèlè \lx MESÈLAMOTLHAKA \ge Pl. of mosèlamotlhaka \lx MESEPELE \ge Pl. of mosepele \lx MESES \ge Pl. of moses \lx MESETLHA \ge Times, Int \lx MESÈTLHŌ \ge Pl. of mosètlhō \lx MESHAWA \ge Pl. of moshawa \lx MESHOPA \ge Pl. of moshopa \lx MESHUMÔ \ge Pl. of moshumô \lx MESHWAÑ \ge Pl. of moshwañ \lx MESHWESHWE \ge Pl. of moshweshwe \lx MESHWESHWELE \ge Cries ; shouts \lx MESIHA \ge Pl. of mosiha \lx MESIKIRI \ge Pl. of mosikiri \lx MESIMA \ge Pl. of mosima \lx MESIPORE \ge Pl. of mosipore \lx MESITLAPHALA \ge Hopping locusts \lx MESITLWASITLWANE \ge Pl. of sitlwasitlwane \lx METEÔ \ge Ridicule \lx METHALADI \ge Pl. of mothaladi \lx METHALE \ge Stripes \lx METHALETHALE \xv Mahoko a gagwè a methalethale \xe his words are lacking in cohesion \lx METHEKGA \ge Pl. of mothekga \lx METHISA \ge Pl. of mothisa \lx METHUTHWA \ge Pl. of mothuthwa \lx METICWE \sy Medicwe \lx METLAAGANA \ge Pl. of motlaagana \lx METLAÑ \ge Pl. of motlañ \lx METLHA \ge Pl. of motlha \xv Ka metlha le metlha \xe for ever and ever \lx METLHABA \ge Pl. of motlhaba \lx METLHAKA \ge Pl. of motlhaka \lx METLHANA \ge Pl. of motlhana \lx METLHATLHA \ge Pl. of motlhatlha \lx METLHÔBÔLÔKÔ \ge Pl. of motlhôbôlôkô \lx METLHODI \ge Pl. of motlhodi \lx METLHWA \ge Pl. of motlhwa \lx METLÔBÔ \ge Pl. of motlôbô \lx METLOKOLOCO \ge Pl. of motlokoloco \lx METLOTSEDI \ge Pl. of motlotsedi \lx METORO \ge Pl. of motoro \lx METOUTWANE \ge Pl. of motoutwane \lx METSA \ge To swallow ; to swallow without chewing ; to devour \lx METSANA \sn 1 \ge Pl. of motsana \sn 2 \ge A little water \lx METSE \sn 1 \ge Water. Part. a \xv Metse a le mantsi \xe much water \xv Motho eo o mmele o metse \xe a loose-bodied person \sn 2 \ge Pl. of motse, towns \lx METSHÈ \ge Pl. of motshè \lx METSHITSHI \ge Pl. of motshitshi \lx METSI \ge Pl. of motsi \lx METSILA \ge Pl. of motsila \lx METSIÑ \xv Mo metsiñ \xe in the water ; in the towns \lx METSITLA \ge Pl. of motsitla \lx MEUANE \ge Pl. of mouane \lx MEUBA \ge Pl. of mmuba \lx MEUPÔ \ge Pl. of moupô \lx MEYA \ge Pl. of moya \lx MEYAKÔ \ge Pl. of moyakô \lx MEYÔ \ge Pl. of moyô \lx MHA \sy Mo ha \lx MHAGÔ \sy Mohagô \lx MHAPHA \sy Mohapha \lx MHÈRÔ \sy Mohèrô \lx MHERU \sy Moheru \lx MHINYANA \sy Mohinyana \lx MHITSHANA \sy Mohitshana \lx MHOKA \sy Mohoka \lx MINA \ge To blow a nose \lx MINÈLA \xv Go minèla mo tluñ \xe to blow a nose in the house \lx MINOLOGA \ge To run out slowly. Used of liquid \lx MINOLOSA \ge To pour out slowly, so as to keep back the sediment \lx MITLWA \ge Pl. of mutlwa. Part. e \xv Mitlwa eotlhe \xe all the thorns \lx MITLWANA \ge Pl. of mutlwana \lx MITLWANE \ge Pl. of mutlwane \lx MMA \sn 1 \ge My mother. Used when speaking to her \xv Mma Tau \xe Tau's mother \sn 2 \ge Allow me \xv Mma, ke buè \xe allow me to speak ; let me speak \lx MMABA \ge An evening. Pl. baba \lx MMAGO \ge Thy mother \lx MMAGWÈ \ge His mother \lx MMAKA \ge Praise him \lx MMALA \ge Colour. Pl. mebala \lx MMALABADI \ge A babbler ; a chatterer \lx MMALÈLA \ge To count, or reckon for, or to him \lx MMALOMMI \ge A small kind of dove with a long tail \lx MMANETE \xv Ka mmanete \xe verily; truly \xv Mahoko a mmanete \xe true words \lx MMAPATSA \ge Sell him \lx MMAPATSI \ge A trader. From bapatsa \lx MMAPOLA \ge Crucify him. From bapola \lx MMATEDI \ge A lewd person \lx MMATLI \ge A seeker \lx MMÊ \ge Ugly \xv Motho mmê, or, motho eo o mmê \xe an ugly person \lx MMÈ \sn 1 \ge My mother ; mother. Used when speaking of her \sn 2 \ge Let! allow! let me \lx MMEDI \xv Mocō o le mmedi \xe two \lx MMEDIÑ \xv Mo mmediñ \xe in the body; on the body \lx MMEHÈLA \ge Look angrily at him \lx MMEHETSA \mn mmehèla \ge Caus. of mmehèla \lx MMELA \xv Ke tla mmela \xe I will dance with her \lx MMELAHADI \ge A boaster ; a proud one \lx MMELE \ge A body ; the body of a living person. Part. o. Pl. mebele \lx MMELEGI \ge A burden bearer ; a carrier. Pl. babelegi \lx MMELEGISI \ge A midwife. Pl. babelegisi \lx MMÈLÈGŌ \ge A burden. Pl. mebèlègō \lx MMELEGOLODI \ge One who removes a burden \lx MMELÔ \ge A dance of two or more dancers \lx MMEODI \ge A shearer \lx MMÈRÈKI \ge A worker. From bèrèka \et (hybrid) \lx MMETA \ge To choke him \lx MMETLIOADIKGOÑ \ge A worker in wood ; a carpenter \lx MMETSA \ge To beat him \lx MMIDI \ge Mealies ; maize. Pl. mebidi \lx MMILA \ge A street ; a way ; a broad road in a town. Pl. mebila \lx MMILANYANA \ge A little mmila \lx MMINI \ge A dancer \lx MMITIEDI \ge A murderer ; an assassin \lx MMITLI \ge One who rubs his eye \lx MMITSA \ge To call him \sy Mo bitsa \lx MMITSI \ge A caller ; one who cries out \lx MMODI \ge A teller of news \lx MMODUHADI \ge A lazy one ; a sluggard \lx MMŌGŌ \ge Together \lx MMOGOLÈ \sy Mosipori \lx MMŌHA \ge To bind him \lx MMOKO \ge Chaff. Pl. meboko \lx MMOLA \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MMOLAEA \ge To kill him \lx MMOLAI \ge A murderer. Pl. babolai \lx MMOLEDI \ge A preacher ; one who tells to \lx MMOLOKI \ge A saviour \lx MMÕNA \ge To see him \lx MMONTSHA \ge To cause him to see ; to show him \lx MMOPA \ge Clay for pottery \xv Diyana tsa mmopa \xe vessels made of clay \lx MMOPI \ge A creator ; a moulder ; a potter. Pl. babopi \lx MMÕPŌ \ge The bridge of a nose \lx MMOSA \sy Mmusa \lx MMŌTLANA \ge Small. Used with nouns in mo \lx MMŌTLANYANA \ge Very small \lx MMOTLWANE \sy Kuyane \lx MMU \sy Mbu, Int \lx MMUBA \ge A pair of bellows. Part. o. Pl. mauba \lx MMUELEDI \ge An advocate \lx MMUI \ge A speaker \lx MMUISA \ge To cause him to speak \lx MMUISI \ge A reader \lx MMUSA \ge To cause him to return \lx MMUSETSA \ge To cause him to return to \lx MMUSHŌ \ge A government. Part.o \lx MMUSHOLOSI \ge An avenger \lx MMUSI \ge A ruler \lx MMUTLA \ge A hare. Part. o. Pl. mebutla \lx MMUTLANA \ge A little hare \lx Mo \ge Him ; her ; in ; among \xv Ke tla mo thusa \xe I will help him \xv Mo tseleñ \xe in the path \xv Mo goa dihwa \xe this is done \xv Mo go diheñ \xe in doing \lx MOABERWI \ge A sharer ; a partaker \lx MOABI \ge A divider \lx MOABULA \ge Wide \xv Tsela ea moabula \xe a wide path \lx MOAGI \ge A builder \lx MOAKAHADI \ge An adulterer ; an adultress \lx MOAKI \ge A liar \lx MOALAHI \ge A healer ; a doctor \lx MOALOLÈLŌ \ge A weaned calf just going to graze with its mother \lx MOAMUSI \ge One who gives suck ; a nurse ; a provider \lx MŌANYŌ \ge A fat one. Used of a child, calf, etc \lx MOAPEI \ge A cook \lx MOAPŌSTOLOI \ge An apostle \et (hybrid) \lx MOATLHODI \ge A judge ; an arbitrator \lx MOATLHOLEDI \ge One who decides in favour of \lx MOBIPŌ \ge A weal \lx MOBODI \ge A sick person \lx MOBOBODI \sy Mobodi \lx MOCHÈGŌ \ge A purging ; diarrhœa. A vulgar word \lx MOCHINYANE \ge A scar, or stripe from a cut from the forehead to bridge of nose \lx MOCHISA \sy Mokhisa \lx MOCHOLA \ge A carrier ; one who takes hold of \lx MOCHOMILŌ \ge Water running from the nose \lx MOCHŌPHE \ge Spiral ; twisted, as a hide trektow \lx MOCHOSA \ge A solitary male hartebeest \lx MOCHOTÈLŌ \ge Dry dung dust \lx MOCHWA \ge An itching eruption \lx MOCHWANEDI \ge A deserving one ; a worthy one \lx MOCHWARI \ge A catcher ; one who takes hold of \lx MOCHWARWA \ge A captive \lx MOCHWARWI \ge A captive \lx Mocō \sn 1 \ge A unit \xv Leshomè leñwe ye le mocō moñwe \xe eleven \xv Mocō o le mmedi \xe twelve \sn 2 \ge An arrow, Int \lx MOCOHE \ge An old one \lx MOCOKODIA \ge Circuitous ; winding \lx MOCOLA \ge Tasteless \lx MOCŌLŌ \ge Narrow, of a kaross, plot of ground, etc \lx MOCOMI \sy Mocumi \lx MOCOPODIA \sy Mocokodia \lx MOCOSA \ge A reed buck \lx MOCŌTLŌ \ge A bush resembling the mosilabele \lx MOCUCU \ge A room, Int \lx MOCUMI \ge A hunter \lx MOCUOLODI \ge A rebel \lx MOCWACWA \ge Spotless white ; snow white \lx MOCWAISHŌ \ge A partially burnt stump ; a piece of charred wood ; a stick from yesterday's fire \lx MOCWANA \ge One of the Becwana \lx MOCWATEÑ \ge A fœtus of a dead animal \lx MOCWATLHAPA \ge Young grass growing among the old \lx MOCWE \ge A root \lx MOCWEDI \ge A fountain \lx MOCWETSANA \ge A little fountain \lx MOCWI \ge An arrow \lx MODEMONA \ge A demon \et (hybrid) \lx MODI \ge Cords forming the upper garment of a boyale girl ; a root \lx MODIAKONE \ge A deacon \et (hybrid) \lx MODIBONOKA \ge A willow tree \lx MODICWE \ge A smooth black lizard \lx MODIHABOSHULA \ge A worker of evil \lx MODIHAMERE \ge An apothecary \lx MODIHEDI \ge A helper ; a servant \lx MODIHI \ge A worker ; a maker \xv Modihi pula \xe a rain-maker \lx MODIHŌ \ge A feast ; a concern ; an affair \lx MODIKOLOGO \xv O modikologo \xe he is slow \lx MODILA \ge A snake's track, or trail \lx MODIMO \ge God \lx MODIPA \ge A domineering person ; a tyrant ; an upstart ; one ruling without right \lx MODISA \ge A shepherd \lx MODUBA \ge A small blackish animal found in reeds \lx MODUBE \ge A causer of strife \lx MODUBU \ge The watery discharge from a female animal when in heat \lx MODUCWANA \ge A slight shower \lx MODUDU \ge Grey. Used of hair \xv Motho eo o modudu \xe a grey-haired person \lx MODUDUECO \sy Moduduetsa \lx MODUDUETSA \ge A shrill, quavering shout of a woman or girl in the dance, or when calling to her companions \lx MODUEDI \ge A rewarder \lx MODUKA \ge A hedge, Int \lx MODUMEDI \ge A believer ; a Christian \lx MODUMŌ \ge A noise ; a sound ; a rumour \lx MODUMOLOGI \ge One who believed but has now ceased to believe \lx MODUŌLŌ \ge A large blackish hare \lx MODUŌLWANA \ge A small moduōlō \lx MODUPE \ge A slight shower \lx MODUPI \ge One who dupas \lx MODUTU \ge A tree with whitish wood \lx MŌEA \ge A spirit \xv Mōea oa metse \xe steam \lx MOEANTLO \ge The younger brother who takes his deceased brother's widow to raise up children to him \lx MOELEDI \ge A navel cord \lx MOELEGISI \ge A helper in confinement ; a midwife \lx MOÈLÈLA \xv Go tsala moèlèla \xe to have a calf or kid every year \lx MOÈNÈLÈ \sy Moènènè, Int \lx MOENYANA \xv Moenyana o pele \xe a friend in front \lx MOENYEÑ \ge In, or from a stranger \lx MOEÑ \ge A stranger \xv Mo moeñ \xe in the spirit \xv Moeñ \xe what sex is it? Used of a child \lx MOÈPAKHUTI \ge A solitary male hartebeest \lx MOEPI \ge A digger \lx MOERÈGŌ \ge See MAERÈGŌ \lx MOÈTA \ge A small vessel for cooked beer \lx MOETELEDIPELE \ge A forerunner \lx MOETI \ge A traveller \lx MOETLO \ge Anxious, troubled thought \xv O yewa ke moetlo \xe he is very anxious \lx MOÈTSÈ \ge Hair on a horse's neck, and a springbuck's tail ; a fin on a fish's neck, or back \lx MOETSI \sy Ñwetsi \lx MOFARISAI \ge A pharisee \et (hybrid) \lx MOFINA \ge A vine \et (hybrid) \lx MOGABA \ge A creeping plant found on bushes, bearing a finger-like fruit red when ripe \lx MOGABADITSANA \ge A plant having berries which are sometimes eaten \lx MOGABALA \ge An edible creeping plant, Int \lx MOGACO \ge Thy wife ; thy husband \lx MOGACWI \ge A captive \lx MOGADIKANI \ge A rival ; a troublesome, annoying one \lx MOGADIKÈGŌ \ge Stomach-ache \lx MOGADIKI \sy Mogadikani \lx MOGADIÑWANA \ge An inferior wife ; any wife properly taken except the first \lx MOGAKABE \ge A black and white crow \lx MOGAKOLODI \ge An adviser ; a counseller \lx MOGALADI \ge A complainer \lx MOGAMI \ge A milker \lx MOGANETSI \ge An adversary \lx MOGANI \ge A refuser \lx MOGANO \ge Muscle at each side of neck ; gristle \lx MOGAÑŌ \ge A breaking up, or cessation of rain ; time for working again after rain \lx MOGANONYANA \ge Slightly warm. Used of the sun \lx MOGAÑ \ge At the time when ; when \xv Mogañ lo bōnañ \xe when you see \lx MOGAPA \sn 1 \ge Eyeless \sn 2 \ge Space from which an eye has been lost \lx MOGATÈLŌ \ge A young heifer just taking the bull ; a young ox older than a kgōñwana \lx MOGATSA \ge The husband, or wife of \xv Mogatsa Tau \xe Tau's wife \lx MOGATSAKA \ge My wife ; my husband \lx MOGATSÈ \ge His wife ; his husband \lx MOGAU \ge A small plant poisonous to animals, Int \sy Mokgau \lx MOGEGE \ge White ; quite white \lx MOGÔ \ge See MMÔGÔ \lx MOGOBAGOBETSI \ge A taskmaster \lx MOGOBE \ge A pool of rain-water \lx MOGOCANA \sn 1 \ge A small hut. From mogope \sn 2 \ge A small wooden bowl. From mogopo \lx MOGOCWANA \sy Mogocana \lx MOGODI \ge A great one ; a noted person \lx MOGODIRE \ge A bush with small leaves of a pungent smell and thorn-like sprays \lx MOGODITSHANE \ge A small mogodire \lx MOGODU \ge A stomach ; a paunch \xv O la a cwa ka lechoha ya mogodu \xe he had a narrow escape \lx MOGŌGABANYANA \ge A tutor \lx MOGŌGAIE \ge A very old person \lx MOGOGI \ge A leader ; a guide, as to a blind man \lx MOGŌGŌRÈLŌ \ge A sheath for a spear \lx MOGOGORO \ge An unbrayed and shrivelled up goat-skin \lx MOGŌGŌRÔ \ge A kloof having no outlet \lx MOGOHU \ge A large long-horned rhinoceros \lx MOGOKAHADI \ge An adulterer \lx MOGŌKANE \ge A woman's sister-in-law ; a woman's brother's wife \lx MOGOKAU \ge Thy sister-in-law \lx MOGOKÈLŌ \ge A tying \lx MOGOKONYANA \ge Many kgokonyana birds \lx MOGOKOÑ \ge Young locusts in the stage previous to flying ; locusts after changing from black to red \lx MOGOKOTLOU \ge A very tall and stout person \lx MOGOLA \sy Legola \lx MOGOLABOSIGŌ \ge A stramonium plant \lx MOGOLAGAÑ \ge A kind of small corn-eating beetle ; a small bush with branches much intertwined \lx MOGOLEDI \ge A woman near to childbirth, Int \lx MOGOLÈGWA \ge A captive \lx MOGOLÈGWE \ge A kind of small bird. Int \lx MOGOLEGWI \ge A captive \lx MOGOLO \sn 1 \ge Great ; large ; old. Used with nouns in mo \sn 2 \ge An elder ; a parent \lx MOGOLODI \sn 1 \ge A deliverer \sn 2 \ge A blue crane \lx MOGOLOKWANE \sy Moduduetsa \lx MOGOLOLWA \ge A freeman \lx MOGOLOÈ \ge See MOGOLOWÈ \lx MOGOLOÔ \ge Thy elder brother, or sister ; thy sister-in-law, or brother-in-law older than thy wife \lx MOGOLOWÈ \ge His elder brother, or sister \lx MOGOLWANE \ge A superior person ; one high in rank ; a counsellor of a chief ; an elder \lx MOGOMA \ge A pick ; a plough \lx MOGÔMA \ge A lordly one \lx MOGOMOTSI \ge A comforter \lx MOGOPE \ge A small hut having no outside poles \lx MOGOPO \ge A large wooden bowl \lx MOGŌPŌ \ge Au empty ostrich shell \lx MOGOPOLŌ \ge A thought \lx MOGOPUÑ \xv Mo mogopuñ \xe in the mogopo \lx MOGOTE \ge Warmth ; heat of body ; heat of sun \xv Pobolō ea mogote \xe a fever \lx MOGOTÈLŌ \xv Pobolō ea mogotèlō \xe a fever \lx MOGOTLHA \ge A trap ; a trap made of a falling beam \lx MOGOYANA \ge A small rain-pool \lx MOGWAGADI \ge A man's father-in-law, or mother-in-law ; a man's wife's brother's wife \lx MOGWAGADIA \xv Mogwagadia Simon \xe Simon's wife's mother \lx MOGWAGADIAGWÈ \ge His mother-in law, etc \lx MOGWAGADIÈ \ge His mother-in-law, etc \lx MOGWAKA \ge My brother-in-law. Used of a man's wife's brother \lx MOGWAÑ \ge A shoot, or blade just coming out of the earth ; the hanging blade of an ear of corn ; the leaf of a reed \xv Mogwañ oa boyañ \xe a grass mat, Int \lx MOGWASA \mn kgwasa \ge Noun from kgwasa \lx MOGWE \ge A son-in-law ; a man's wife's brother ; a sister's husband \lx MOGWÈLÈGWÈLÈ \ge A kind of jay \lx MOGWEWAGAKA \ge My son-in-law \lx MOGWEWAKA \ge My son-in-law \lx MOHAGŌ \ge Food for a journey \lx MOHAGŌNYANA \ge A little mohagō \lx MOHALADI \ge One who has escaped \lx MOHALŌ \ge A small skin water-bag \lx MOHAMA \ge The side of a person ; the shoulder, ribs, and leg of a slaughtered animal cut off by the backbone \xv Mohama o mogolo \xe the other half, including the backbone \lx MOHANA \ge A thick stick, or pole, pointed, for making holes ; a crowbar \lx MOHAPHA \ge The foot of a hill ; just below the pinnacle of a hill ; the lap of a hill \lx MOHATLHA \ge A wild cotton bush \lx MOHATSA \ge A spike ; a pointed stake in a game pit \lx MOHAYANA \sy Moritshana \lx MOHEITANE \ge A heathen \et (hybrid) \lx MOHELEPE \ge A childish person ; a traditionary foolish man, who wished to live like a child \lx MOHEMEDI \ge A defender \lx MOHENYANA \ge An axe handle ; a pick handle \lx MOHENYI \ge A conqueror \lx MOHEÑ \sy Mohenyana \lx MOHÈRŌ \ge A weed ; a kind of grass \lx MOHERU \ge Wide \xv Tsela e moheru \xe a wide path \lx MOHETOLA \ge A shrub with narrow leaves and red flowers \lx MOHIHADU \ge Black \lx MOHIKAPITSE \ge A creeping shrub, the root of which, when boiled, is a cure for headache \lx MOHIKÈLA \ge A running at the nose from a cold, etc \lx MOHIKWANA \sy Letlhakwana \lx MOHINYANA \sy Mohenyana \lx MOHIÑ \sy Moheñ \lx MOHIRI \sy Mohitshana \lx MOHITSHANA \ge A plain iron ring, worn on the wrist \lx MOHOCHWA \ge A kind of edible berry, Int \lx MOHODISA \ge A healer \lx MOHODISI \ge A healer \lx MOHOHU \ge A troop of elands \lx MOHOKA \ge A plant of a kind of corn ; tares \lx MOHŌKŌ \ge A person worthy of praise \lx MOHŌKWE \sy Mohōkō \lx MOHÒLÈHÒLÈ \ge A lull in the wind ; stillness ; silence \lx MOHOLÔ \ge Poison \lx MOHOLOLO \ge Naked ; indecently exposed \lx MOHOLOKWANE \ge A shrill shout in the dance \lx MOHUBIDU \ge Red ; scarlet \lx MOHUBU \ge A large healed navel ; a kind of tree, Int. ; a medicinal root, Int \lx MOHUHUCŌ \ge Perspiration \lx MOHUKUBU \ge A raven ; a black crow \lx MOHULA \ge A female servant \lx MOHUMAGADI \ge A chief wife ; a mistress ; a lady \lx MOHUMANEGI \ge A poor one \lx MOHUMI \ge A rich one \lx MOHUPOLODI \ge One who gives breathing time ; a rest-giver \lx MOHUTA \ge A heap. Pl. mehuta \lx MOHUTSANYI \ge A curser \lx MOIKAÈGÔ \ge A back to a form or seat ; a place, or thing for leaning against \lx MOIKAÑWI \ge A trusted one \lx MOIKEPI \ge A wicked person \lx MOIKGATLHŌ \sy Moitlamō \lx MOIKGOGOMOSI \ge A proud one ; an upstart \lx MOILA \ge An abomination ; a detestation ; a superstitious fear or dread ; something unlucky, or forbidden \sy Se moila = Se se ilègañ \lx MOILOLO \ge Medicine put to the nose to see if life is extinct, and to cause sneezing \lx MOIMA \ge A pregnant woman \lx MOIMANA \sy Moina \lx MOIPELÔ \ge Joy ; gladness ; pleasure \lx MOIPOBŌDI \ge One who confesses ; an inquirer ; a catechumen \lx MOIPOLAI \ge One who kills himself \xv Moipolai eo o sa lelelweñ \xe a suicide \lx MOIPOLEDI \sy Moipobodi \lx MOITAODI \ge A free one ; a self-governing person \lx MOITHWADI \ge A pregnant woman \lx MOITIBOLÔ \xv Ñwana oa moitibolō \xe a first-born child \lx MOITIMOKANYI \ge A dissembler ; a hypocrite \lx MOITLAMÔ \ge A girdle ; a belt \lx MOITLESI \sy Moitlamō \lx MOITLHÔ \ge A person blind in one eye \lx MOITSE \ge One who knows \lx MOITSEANAPE \ge A wise person ; a prudent person \lx MOITSEOANAPE \sy Moitseanape \lx MOITSHENKEDWI \ge A chosen one \lx MOITSHEPI \ge A holy one ; a saint \lx MOKA \sy Yaka, Int \lx MOKABA \ge Sometimes, Int \lx MOKABEDI \ge An interpreter, Int \lx MOKABI \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MOKADI \ge The fat of a bull-frog \lx MOKADISIWANE \ge An oft-sent messenger ; a right-hand man \lx MOKAE \xv E le mokae \xe what countryman is he? of what country is he \lx MOKAEA \ge One who testifies \lx MOKAEDI \ge A guide \lx MOKAIKAI \ge A kind of bush used by diviners \xv Ba mo yesitse mokaikai \xe they have bewitched him \lx MOKAKA \ge Incorrigible ; impudent in answering when scolded ; untamable \lx MOKALA \ge A red camel-thorn tree \lx MOKALABATA \sy Mokgalō \lx MOKALANA \ge A young mokala \lx MOKALOBA \ge A very strong man \lx MOKANTSA \sy Lekantsa, Int \lx MOKAOTA \ge One of the Makaota people \lx MOKAOTU \ge A very old person, or thing \lx MOKAPU \ge Something thrown up and caught in the mouth by children at play \lx MOKARAGANA \xv Di ya mokaragana \xe they make a clacking noise, as the hoofs of animals running \lx MOKARALALÔ \ge A fit \lx MOKASA \ge A block of wood ; a thick stump of firewood \lx MOKATAKŌ \ge A verandah round a native hut \lx MOKATISHWANE \ge A young ox just being trained \lx MOKAULENWE \ge Used for brother \lx MOKAWA \ge A ground creeping plant, having a melon-like fruit with blunt knobs \lx MOKEA \ge Not square ; crooked ; uneven \lx MOKGABATLOLEGI \ge A gadabout \lx MOKGABŌ \ge An ornament \lx MOKGADI \ge A blasphemer ; a slanderer \lx MOKGAKO \xv Pitsa ea mokgako \xe a clean new pot \lx MOKGALAGADI \ge A dweller in the desert \lx MOKGALO \ge A wait-a-bit thorn tree, or bush ; a hakdoorn \lx MOKGALOHATSHE \ge A very small thorn bush similar to the mokgalo \lx MOKGARA \ge A lean, starved dog \lx MOKGARAKGATSHEGI \ge A wanderer ; a vagabond \lx MOKGAU \xv Di yelè mokgau \xe they are poisoned by eating corn shrivelled in the sun \lx MOKGÈKGÈTHŌ \ge A shoulder, ribs and leg cut off by the backbone \lx MOKGÈLÈ \sy Sekgèlè \lx MOKGÈLÈDI \ge A deep scratch ; a stripe \lx MOKGÈRWA \sy Mokgara, Int \lx MOKGETHISI \ge A tax gatherer \lx MOKGOBI \ge One who reproaches \lx MOKGŌBŌ \ge A reproach \lx MOKGŌKGŌMA \ge A windpipe \lx MOKGOKOLOSA \ge A slope in descending ; a steep bank ; a shelving off place \lx MOKGOLASECO \ge A hook \lx MOKGOMILÔ \ge A crow with a white mark on neck \lx MOKGONA \ge Dirty ; filth \lx MOKGOÑ \ge A part of the boyale and bogwèra rites \lx MOKGOPAMA \ge A froward person \lx MOKGŌPANE \ge A kind of tree \lx MOKGOPHŌ \ge A braying of skins by rubbing between hands \lx MOKGORI \ge A glutton \lx MOKGŌRŌ \ge A pole ; a stump, or dry trunk of tree ; the side post of a krall gateway ; a cross pole in a krall gateway ; a cross \lx MOKGŌRŌNYANA \ge A water wagtail \lx MOKGOSI \ge A loud shout \xv Go ntsha mokgosi \xe to shout loudly \xv Go ōpa mokgosi \xe to call to a picō \lx MOKGOTO \ge A Coranna \lx MOKGWA \ge A custom ; a habit ; a peculiarity ; a hindrance \lx MOKGWABU \ge The spoors of a drove of cattle, or a crowd of people \lx MOKGWASA \ge A loud cry, or noise \xv Go ntsha mokgwasa \xe to cry aloud \lx MOKGWASHO \ge A loud rushing noise \lx MOKGWELEŌ \ge A pack-ox burden in a net \lx MOKGWÈLEŌ \sy Mokgweleō \lx MOKHASI \ge Rushes. Chiefly used of the common rush \lx MOKHIBE \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MOKHISA \ge A stripe running across, as in cloth, or from a beating \lx MOKHŌHŌ \ge Light. Used of wood, etc \lx MOKHUCHWANE \ge Short \lx MOKHUTLA \ge An imperfect set of two tlhose skins, the third being lacking ; a hedge, Int \lx MOKHUTSHANE \ge Short \lx MOKHUTSHANYANE \ge A dwarf \lx MOKIKÈLA \ge A very bad cold ; catarrh ; influenza \lx MOKIKIANA \ge A kind of tall tree, Int \lx MOKIMA \ge Stout ; stoutness ; a stout person \lx MOKŌ \ge Marrow \lx MOKO \ge See MMOKO \lx MŌKŌ \ge See Mokō \lx MOKOA \ge A heap \lx MOKÔAHADI \ge A weak one \lx MOKOBÔ \ge Mildew ; mould ; mouldiness \lx MOKODI \ge A shower, Int \lx MOKODUÈ \ge See MOKODUWÈ \lx MOKODUWÈ \ge Poor. Used of animals \lx MOKODUMETSA \ge An abrupt descent ; a sudden decline on a bank \lx MOKÔKÔMALÔ \ge A sudden and fatal sickness in cattle \lx MOKOKOTLETSI \ge A supporter ; a succourer \lx MOKOKOTLO \sy Mokōtla \lx MOKÔKÔTLÈLÔ \ge Importunity ; importunate supplication \lx MOKÔKWANA \ge A quiver for arrows \lx MOKOKWANE \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MOKÔLA \ge Hæmorrhage from the nose \xv Go dutla mokōla \xe to have bleeding from the nose \xv Go ntaea mokōla \xe to bray an ox hide while sitting round it. Used also of a person who cannot run fast \lx MOKOLANE \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MOKOLE \ge A well ; a dug hole \lx MOKÔLÈLA \ge A spinal cord \lx MOKOLEÑ \xv Mo mokoleñ \xe in a mokole \lx MOKOLOBETSI \ge The Baptist ; a baptizer \lx MOKÔLÔ \sy Mokgokolosa \lx MOKOLOTISI \ge A cross examiner \lx MOKOME \ge A present of berries or bulbs \lx MOKONA \ge To suck out sap ; to suck marrow out of a bone \lx MOKOÑ \ge A steep ascent ; a steep bank in ascending \lx MOKÔPA \ge A long black snake, very poisonous \lx MOKOPI \ge A beggar \lx MOKÔRÔ \ge A boat \lx MOKÔRWANA \ge A little boat \lx MOKÔTLA \ge A spine ; a backbone \lx MOKÔTÔ \ge A piece of backbone with meat on it ; the place in a backbone where the tail joins it ; a short-tailed or tailless animal \lx MOKOYWI \ge A despised one \lx MOKU \ge A thorn tree with long thorns, and small hooked thorns \lx MOKUBISANA \ge A very slight shower \lx MOKUBÔ \sy Mokobô \lx MOKUKUTHÔ \ge A bone at the termination of the spine ; a bone at the tail of an animal \lx MOKUKUTLWANA \xv Mokukutlwana oa setlhare \xe A vein of a leaf, Int \lx MOKWADI \ge A writer \lx MOKWAKWA \ge Trackless veldt, Int \lx MOKWAKWANA \sy Mokōkwana \lx MOKWANE \ge A rash on children ; nettle rash \lx MOKWATLA \sy Mokōtla \lx MOKWELE \sy Mokole \ge An ox slaughtered at betrothal feast by boy's friends \lx MOKWÈPA \sy Mokōpa \lx MOLA \sn 1 \ge A kind of tree with edible fruit, Int \sn 2 \ge The space between two banks, things, etc. Go lela mo peduñ, Int \xv Mola oa godimo \xe a rainbow ; the milky way \lx MOLACANA \sy Molacwana \lx MOLACWANA \ge A brook ; a small stream ; the dry bed of a brook \lx MOLAECO \ge A message \lx MOLALA \ge A poor one ; one belonging to an inferior tribe \sy Thamo, Int \lx MOLALANYANA \ge A very poor person \lx MOLALEDI \ge A tempter \lx MOLALEDIWA \sy Molalediwi \lx MOLALEDIWI \ge A hired servant ; a guest \lx MOLAMU \ge A stick with a large knob \lx MOLAÑWAKA \ge The wife of my husband's brother \lx MOLAÑWÈ \ge The wife of a husband's brother \lx MOLAÔ \ge A law \lx MOLAODI \ge A ruler \lx MOLAODISIWA \ge A ruler \lx MOLAODISIWI \ge A ruler \lx MOLAPI \ge A tired one \lx MOLAPÔ \ge A river \lx MOLATEDI \ge A follower \lx MOLATO \ge A fault ; an error ; blame \xv Ba tla mo naea molato \xe they will accuse him \xv Ba tla mo pega molato \xe they will blame him \lx MOLATODI \ge A gainsayer \lx MOLEBALEBI \ge An overseer \lx MOLÈBÈ \ge Such a man \lx MOLEBEDI \ge An overseer ; a steward ; one left in charge ; a watcher \lx MOLEBÈLA \ge Just after midday ; early afternoon \lx MOLÈBÈLÈBÈ \ge Such and such an one \lx MOLEBOSÈGA \sy Molebosegi \lx MOLEBOSEGI \ge An approved one \lx MOLÈKA \ge A small speck, or purulent sore in an eye \lx MOLEKANE \ge A companion ; a partner ; an equal in age \lx MOLELE \ge Long. Used with nouns in mo \lx MOLELÔ \ge Fire \xv Molelō oa badimo \xe the will o' the wisp \lx MOLÈMA \ge The left \xv Seatla sa molèma \xe a left hand \xv O molèma \xe he is left-handed \xv E molèma \xe it is crooked horned, one horn pointing up and the other down \xv O molèma \xe he is spoilt by having something given to him, and now expecting a repetition of the gift \lx MOLEMAGALÈ \ge Large grass in gardens, Int \lx MOLEMI \ge A plougher ; a picker ; a husbandman \lx MOLEMÔ \ge Good ; goodness ; medicine \lx MOLEOHI \ge A sinner \lx MOLÈPA \ge The unbrayed thong of a sandal \lx MOLEPERWI \ge A leper \et (hybrid) \lx MOLEPI \ge A watcher ; an observer \lx MOLETE \ge A deep natural hole or pit \lx MOLETI \ge A garden watcher \lx MOLETLÔ \ge A feast \lx MOLETSA \ge A girdle made of bits of ostrich shell, or beads \lx MOLEYANA \ge A small molele \lx MOLÔBÈ \ge Black mud, Int \lx MOLÔBÔ \ge A piece of the lower bowel of an animal, eaten by the head man of the family \lx MOLODI \ge A sound, as of a musical instrument ; a whistling ; taste ; flavour ; savour ; pleasant smell \lx MOLODIKANE \ge The wife of my husband's brother \lx MOLOI \ge A wizard ; a witch ; a diviner ; a poisoner \lx MOLOMATSÈBÈ \ge An informer ; an imformant \lx MOLOME \ge A kind of large red locust \lx MOLOMEGI \ge A cupper \lx MOLOMI \ge A biter ; a cupper \lx MOLOMO \ge A mouth outside the lips ; a beak \xv O la a cwa m >lomo \xe he opened his mouth in speaking \xv Kgwedi ea molomo \xe the month for eating firstfruits; the first month of Secwana year \lx MOLOMUÑ \xv Mo molomuñ \xe in the mouth; on the mouth \lx MOLOÑWANA \ge A little mouth \xv Moloñwana moyadilō \xe a greedy one \lx MOLÔRA \ge Ashes ; soap \lx MOLORI \ge A dreamer \lx MOLOTLHANYI \ge A stirrer up of strife \lx MOLÔTSANA \ge A villain ; a rogue \lx MOLÔTWE \ge Proud in gait or manner ; finikin in dress, etc \lx MOLWETSE \ge A sick person \lx MOMA \xv Go moma molomo \xe to shut the mouth; to be silent \lx MOMECÔ \ge A throat \lx MOMELA \ge A sprout from a grain of corn, etc. ; a germ ; sprouted corn for beer \lx MOMENÔ \ge A fold ; a hem ; the white edge of a kaross \lx MOMÔ \ge The thin part of the calf of a leg ; the lower bone in the leg of a person, animal, or bird \lx MOMOLOLA \xv Go momolola molomo \xe to open the mouth \lx MÔMÔTLA \ge To give stintingly ; to speak with reserve \sy Go mômôtla mahoko=Go pipitla mahoko \lx MOMUNÔ \ge A reed, etc., for sucking up water through \lx MOMYE \sy Monyō \ge Int \lx MONA \ge To suck a thing, as a sweatmeat, etc. perfect monne \xv Go mona ka monwana \xe to taste with a finger \xv Dinōnyane dia mona mabèlè \xe the birds eat the unripe or milky corn \lx MONAKALADI \sy Nakaladi \lx MONAKÔ \sy Bonakō \lx MONAMÔ \ge The runner, or rank of a creeping plant \lx MONANA \ge Young ; tender \lx MONAPE \ge The belt of a tshega \lx MONATE \ge Pleasant ; nice ; easy \lx MONATO \ge A kind of acacia tree, Int \lx MONE \ge Weakness of eyes in children ; a child with chronic sore eyes \lx MONEI \ge A giver \lx MONKANA \sy Molekane \lx MONKANE \sy Molekane \lx MONKAU \sy Moñ ka wèna \ge thy neighbour \lx MONKGÔ \ge A smell ; an odour \lx MONNA \ge A man ; a younger brother or sister ; a man's sister-in-law, or brother-in-law, younger than his wife \xv Monna oa bōna \xe their younger brother, etc \lx MONNANA \sy Monnonyana \lx MONNAMOCWE \ge A shrub resembling broom \lx MONNANI \ge A lame person ; a helplessly lame person \lx MONNAU \ge Thy younger brother \lx MONNAWÈ \ge His younger brother \lx MONNE \mn mona \ge perfect \lx MONNI \ge An inhabitant \lx MONNONYANA \ge An old man ; an old fellow ; a little man \lx MONNYE \ge Small. Used with nouns in mo \lx MONNYENNYE \ge Very small \lx MONO \sn 1 \ge Here \sn 2 \ge A thumb \xv Monwana oa mono \xe a thumb \lx MONOKÈLA \xv Ka monokèla \xe one by one; in order, or one by one \lx MONOKETSA \xv Ka monoketsa \xe one by one \xv Go monoketsa dikgomo \xe to take oxen one by one \lx MONOKWANE \ge A kind of tree, Int ; a medicinal root, Int \lx MONÔLÔ \xv O monōlō \xe he is mild, or tender-hearted \lx MONONA \ge A man ; a husband \lx MONONONYANA \sy Monnonyana \lx MONOÑWAGA \ge This year \lx MONÔTÔ \ge The claw of a bird ; the spur of a cock. Pl. menōtō, which is used for a fowl's foot \lx MONOPI \ge A leech \lx MONTÈO \ge A staff for beating sandals ; buttermilk \lx MONTLÈ \ge Pretty. Used with nouns in mo \lx MONTSANA \sy Montsane \lx MONTSANE \ge A mosquito ; a gnat. Sing. and pl \lx MONTSHI \ge One who takes out \lx MONWABOYALWA \sy Monwioaboyalwa \lx MONWANA \ge A finger \lx MONWI \ge A drinker \lx MONWIOABOYALWA \ge A beer drinker ; a winebibber \lx MONYADI \ge A bridegroom \lx MONYADWI \ge A bride \lx MONYALWA \sy Monyadwi \lx MONYAÔ \ge A rebound, as of a bullet \lx MONYATSI \ge A despiser \lx MONYE \sy Monyō \ge Int \lx MONYÔ \ge Dew \lx MONYORWI \ge A thirsty one \lx MOÑ \sn 1 \ge A friend ; a neighbour. Pl. bañ \xv Moñ ka nna \xe my neighbour \sn 2 \xv O moñ \xe what sex is it? Used of a child \lx MOÑALA \ge A lawless one ; a headstrong one ; one who defies laws or customs \lx MOÑANA \ge A kind of thorn tree, or bush \lx MOÑATÈGÔ \ge A swoon ; a fainting fit ; a stun \lx MOÑKANNA \ge My neighbour ; my partner \lx MOÑÔBÔ \ge A cave ; a cave in a cliff ; a natural hole, or pit in a rock ; a den \lx MOÑOBUTSA \ge A bone in an animal's hind leg above the momo \lx MOÑOLOI \ge A lump of paste made of locusts and berries \lx MOÑOÑOREGI \ge A grumbler ; a murmurer \lx MOÑÔPÔ \ge The large bowel of an animal \lx MOÑÔTÔ \ge A large bowel, as of a horse, etc \lx MOÑWAGO \ge See MUÑWAGO \lx MOÑWAGWÈ \ge See MUÑWAGWÈ \lx MOÑWE \ge One. Used with nouns in mo \xv Moñwe ka èna \xe his neighbour \lx MOOBAMEDI \ge A worshipper \lx MOOKA \ge A white thorn tree \lx MOOKANA \ge A white thorn bush \lx MOOKI \ge A betrayer ; a nurse for the sick \lx MOÔKÔ \ge A betrayal ; a plot ; treachery ; subtilty ; a snare \lx MOOMANI \ge A scolder ; a railer \lx MOÔNYANA \ge A tall shrub, or weed with long seeds, which, when ripe, stick to clothes \lx MOOPA \ge A barren person, man or woman. Pl. meopa and baopa \lx MOOPEDI \ge A singer \lx MOÔPELANE \ge A shout of a returning army \lx MOÔTLÔ \ge The cud of an animal \lx MOÔTLWANA \ge A stick for threshing with ; cows and goats going out to graze before being milked \xv Dia hula moōtlwana \xe they graze before being milked \xv Dia gōrōga moōtlwana \xe they are coming back to be milked \lx MOPA \ge See MMOPA \lx MOPAGAMI \ge A rider \lx MOPAKÔ \sy Mokgōrō \lx MOPALÔ \sy Lopalō \lx MOPANE \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MOPATELETSI \ge A false witness \lx MOPATI \ge One who journeys with another \lx MOPERESETI \ge A priest \et (hybrid) \lx MOPEROFETI \ge A prophet \et (hybrid) \lx MOPHAKALÈGÔ \ge A top cross-piece ; a cross-beam \lx MOPHAKWANA \ge A cross-pole across the top of verandah poles \lx MOPHATÔ \ge A company of people \lx MOPHEDI \ge A survivor \lx MOPHEKALÈGÔ \sy Mophakalègō \lx MOPHEKUDI \ge One who trusts in charms \lx MOPHEKWANA \sy Mophakwana \lx MOPHOMEDI \ge A quarrelsome person \lx MOPHOMÔ \ge The flesh on the shoulder blade of a person \lx MOPHOUMEDI \ge A rash person \lx MOPHUTHOLODI \ge An interpreter \lx MOPHUTLU \ge Weak ; useless. Used of wood, etc. A weak kind of reed or rush \lx MOPI \ge See MMOPI \lx MOPITLWE \ge The month of March \lx MÔPÔ \ge See MMÔPÔ \lx MOPODO \ge A kind of tree with edible fruit \lx MOPOPOTLO \ge A weal ; a mark left by a stroke ; a smooth part of an animal's stomach \lx MORA \sy LOBELÔ, Int \lx MORABA \ge A sack for charms or medicines. Pl. meraba \lx MORABANA \ge A small moraba \lx MORACANA \ge A small morahe \lx MORAEDI \ge A tempter \lx MORAGA \ge Mud. Pl. maraga \lx MORAGÔ \ge Afterwards \xv Moragō ga \xe after ; behind \xv Kwa moragō \xe behind \xv Go sala moragō \xe to follow close after \lx MORAGOÑ \ge Afterwards \lx MORAGÔRAGÔ \ge Long after \lx MORAGWANA \ge A little while after \lx MORAGWANYANA \ge A very little while after \lx MORAHE \ge A nation \lx MORAHENYANA \ge A little nation \lx MORAHŌ \ge A place where ochre is dug ; a mine \lx MORAHOLŌ \ge First food taken out for a head man \lx MORAKA \ge A cattle post \lx MORALA \ge A kind of tree, Int \lx MORALADI \ge A stripe ; a streak ; a newly married man ; one who ralalās \lx MORALŌ \ge A straight line \lx MORAMA \sy Thamane, Int \lx MORANAÑ \ge The month of April \lx MORAŌ \ge Medicine for smearing house walls, etc \lx MORAPATSE \ge A log of wood \lx MORAPÈLÔ \ge A prayer ; a supplication \lx MORAPÈLÈLÔ \ge A prayer for others ; a supplication \lx MORARA \ge A kind of tree-climbing plant \lx MORARANE \ge A small morara \lx MORATEGI \ge A precious one \lx MORATHÔ \ge A dam across a stream ; a weir ; a bridge \lx MORATI \ge A lover \lx MORATIWA \ge A loved one \lx MORATIWI \ge A loved one \lx MORATWI \ge A loved one \lx MORE \ge Bewitching medicine ; poison \xv More o o bolaeañ \xe poison \lx MOREBA \ge A barren animal. Pl. mereba \lx MOREBOLOKI \ge Our Saviour \lx MOREETSI \ge A listener \lx MOREKI \ge A buyer \lx MOREKISI \ge A seller \lx MOREKU \xv Go ichwarisa moreku \xe to masturbate. Used of a male \lx MOREMI \ge A chopper ; one who chops \lx MOREMOGOLO \ge A large dice, regarded as male \lx MORÈNA \ge A lord ; a master \lx MORENONOTSHI \ge One who makes us able \lx MORÈÔ \sy Moraō \lx MORÈPÔ \ge A small kaross \lx MORERI \sn 1 \ge The governor of a feast ; one appointed to distribute food \sn 2 \ge A declamatory preacher ; a warner \lx MORÈRÔ \ge A discussion as to marriage arrangements. Le morèrō=le morōrō \lx MORESHWEDI \ge One who died for us \lx MORETLHWA \ge A bush bearing edible berries \lx MORETÔ \ge A pet name ; a term of endearment \lx MORIRI \ge Human hair. Pl. meriri \lx MORITSHANA \ge A lid of a Secwana pot, shaped like a basin \lx MORÔ \ge Gravy ; coffee grounds ; water in which meat has been boiled \lx MOROBA \ge A young woman ; a marriageable girl \xv Kgomo ea moroba \xe a heifer \lx MOROBANA \ge A strong person ; a clever and able man. Pl. merobana \lx MOROBANARE \ge A kind of grass \lx MORÔBE \ge A bush bearing edible berries which are quite red when ripe \lx MOROBI \ge A reaper ; one who harvests \lx MORODI \ge Rust \lx MORODU \ge Rust \lx MOROGANI \ge A curser \lx MORÔGÔ \ge An herb ; an edible plant, or shrub \lx MORÔKA \ge A rainmaker \lx MOROKO \ge Husks of grain after stamping \lx MOROKÔ \ge A seam in a garment \lx MOROKOCO \ge The milk remaining after calf or kid has sucked ; milk of the second milking ; the herd's portion of milk \lx MOROKWA \ge A bushy country ; a cluster of bushes ; dark brown. Used of an ox with words in mo \lx MOROLA \ge The belladonna plant ; the deadly nightshade \lx MOROLANA \ge A small morola \lx MORŌLE \ge A troop of large unweaned calves \lx MOROÑWA \ge A messenger \lx MOROÑWI \ge A messenger \lx MOROPA \ge An earthen vessel used as a drum ; a drum ; a loud noise made by animals running \lx MORŌRŌ \ge Although ; while ; seeing that \xv Ka le morōrō \xe seeing that \lx MORORODI \ge Mixed. Used of colours ; many coloured \lx MOROROMI \ge A trembler \lx MOROROÑWANA \ge A small mororomi \lx MOROTA \ge Very large ; immense ; immenseness \lx MOROTÔ \ge Urine \lx MOROTWANA \ge Semen \lx MORÔTÔLWÈ \ge A passionate, domineering person \lx MORUBANE \ge A milking vessel \lx MORUBISI \ge An owl \lx MORUBISANA \ge A small owl \lx MORUKUDU \ge A tamboote tree \lx MORULE \ge December, Int \lx MORULÔ \ge An edible root \lx MORULWANA \ge A small morulō \lx MORUNI \xv Moruni oa mahoko \xe a tale bearer ; a busybody \lx MORUÕ \ge A possession \lx MORUTHWANE \ge A hornet ; a wasp \lx MORUTI \sn 1 \ge A teacher. Pl. baruti \sn 2 \ge A shadow. Pl. meruti \lx MORUTLATSHANA \ge A kind of bush \lx MORUTLHAOLÔ \ge A giant, Int \lx MORUTSHÈ \ge A large case for needles and thread \lx MORUTWA \sy Morutwi \lx MORUTWANA \ge A student ; a teacher \lx MORUTWI \ge A learner ; a student ; a disciple \lx MORWA \ge A son ; a bushman. Pl. barwa \lx MORWADI \ge A daughter ; a carrier ; a bearer \lx MORWADIA \xv Morwadia Tau \xe Tau's daughter \lx MORWADIAKÈ \ge My daughter \lx MORWADIÈ \ge His daughter ; her daughter \lx MORWADIO \ge Thy daughter \lx MORWAKA \sy Morōka \ge My son. Used when speaking to \lx MORWAKÈ \ge My son. Used when speaking of \lx MORWALÈLA \ge A flood \lx MORWALÔ \ge A head burden ; a load ; a freight \lx MORWAO \ge Thy son \lx MORWAU \ge See Morwao \lx MORWAWÈ \ge His son ; her son \lx MORWETSANA \ge A big girl ; a damsel \lx MOSADI \ge A woman ; a wife \lx MOSADINYANA \ge A little woman ; an old woman \lx MOSAKÔ \ge A large krall with several gates ; an encampment of wagons arranged for cattle to sleep in the centre \lx MOSALA \ge A very large broad-headed fish, Int \lx MOSALAGAE \ge A stayer at home \lx MOSALE \ge A survivor \lx MOSAMÔ \ge A pillow \lx MOSARWA \ge A bushman \lx MOSATA \ge Imperious. Used of a woman \sy Mohumagadi \lx MOSEBI \ge A backbiter \lx MOSEDI \ge A small edible root \lx MOSEKISI \ge A judge ; one who condemns and punishes \lx MOSÈLAMOTLHAKA \ge A large black and white bird found in vleys. Pl. mesèlamotlhaka \lx MOSELE \ge A trench ; a furrow for carrying off water \lx MOSÈME \ge Rushes. Chiefly used of grooved rushes with tufts ; a rush mat or screen \lx MOSENENE \ge A thin striped snake \lx MOSENENYANE \ge A little mosenene \lx MOSENKI \ge A seeker \lx MOSENYI \ge A destroyer \lx MOSÊÔ \ge The space between the door of a hut and its opposite wall ; the farther end of a house inside ; the hinder part of a boat, etc \lx MOSEPELE \ge A distance ; a journey \lx MOSEPETSI \sy Motsamaisi \lx MOSES \ge A woman's skin covering for the loins behind ; a frock \xv Go bôna moses \xe to menstruate \lx MOSESANE \ge Thin ; slight \lx MOSESANYANE \ge Very thin ; very slight \lx MOSÈSÈBÈ \ge Rich red soil \lx MOSETARA \ge Mustard \et (hybrid) \lx MOSETI \ge A carver \lx MOSETLA \ge Slow ; easy going \lx MOSETLHA \ge November, Int \lx MOSÈTLHA \ge Yellow. Used with nouns in mo \xv Mosètlha, oa dinône \xe a drove of blesbucks \lx MOSÈTLHÔ \ge A small ground creeper with little thorny knobs, as seed pods ; the dubbelje doorn plant \lx MOSETSANA \ge A female child ; a little girl ; a girl \lx MOSETSANYANA \ge A girl baby \lx MOSÈTSÈ \ge The pith, or flesh inside a horn \lx MOSÈTÔ \ge A carving, or engraving tool \lx MOSEYA \ge The opposite side of a river, etc \xv Kwa moseya \xe on the other side \xv Kwa moseya ga, or kwa moseya oa \xe on, or to the opposite side \xv Moseya o moñwe \xe the other side \xv Moseya ono \xe this side \lx MOSHA \sn 1 \ge New. Used with nouns in mo \xv Eo mosha \xe a novice ; a new one \sn 2 \ge A yellowish ground squirrel \lx MOSHAGOPA \ge Sandy soil \lx MOSHAMPA \xv O moshampa \xe he is stark naked \lx MOSHAWA \ge River sand ; sand washed by water \lx MOSHAWANA \ge Sandy soil \lx MOSHÔ \ge Morning ; a morrow \xv Ka moshô \xe to-morrow \xv Ka moshô o moñwe \xe the day after to-morrow \lx MOSHOANE \ge White. Used of a cow with nouns in mo \lx MOSHOGÔLÈ \sy Mosipore \lx MOSHOLOHOLOGI \ge A hopeless one ; a despairing one ; one who has ceased to hope \lx MOSHÔMASEKGWA \ge A kind of bush \lx MOSHOPA \ge A roll of cured strips of meat \lx MOSHOTLI \ge A scoffer ; a mocker \lx MOSHU \ge A kind of thorn tree somewhat similar to a moñana \lx MOSHUMÔ \ge A deep drawn breath of a sleeper ; a noise made by wind or water ; the hiss of a snake ; a kind of ground creeping plant, with a small, hairy, ball-like fruit \lx MOSHUPATSELA \ge A guide \lx MOSHUPI \ge A witness \lx MUSHUPITSELA \ge A guide \lx MOSHUSHU \sn 1 \ge A deaf person, Int \sn 2 \ge A fixed handle of a pot, etc \xv Pitsa e moshushu \xe a pot with fixed handle sticking out \lx MOSHWABI \ge A guesser \lx MOSHWAGADI \ge A widow ; a widower \lx MOSHWALAI \ge A niggardly, stingy person ; a careless worker \lx MOSHWANA \ge Black. Used of a cow with nouns in mo \lx MOSHWAÑ \ge The contents of an animal's stomach \lx MOSHWAOEMÊ \ge A dead tree still standing \lx MOSHWELESHWELE \sy Moshweleshwete \lx MOSHWELESHWETE \ge A bird found in thickets which makes a noise like that of chopping wood \lx MOSHWESHWE \ge A swarm of small ants \lx MOSHWI \ge A dead one \lx MOSHWIYANE \xv Go èla moshwiyane \xe to join in attacking \xv Ba le ba nkwèla moshwiyane \xe they attacked me together \lx MOSI \ge Smoke \lx MOSIAMI \ge A just person \lx MOSIAMISI \ge A judge ; one who sets things right \lx MOSIDI \ge Black off a pot ; gunpowder \xv Mosidi oa magala \xe the blackness off charcoal \lx MOSIHA \ge A thick sinew ; a muscle \lx MOSII \ge The victor in a race ; a fugitive \lx MOSIKÔ \ge Underneath the bank of a river \lx MOSIKIRI \ge A kind of long thick grass \lx MOSILABELE \ge A kind of evergreen tree \lx MOSIMA \ge A hole in the ground \lx MOSIMANE \ge A boy \lx MOSIMANYANA \ge A little boy ; a baby boy \lx MOSIMANYANE \sn 1 \ge A little boy \sn 2 \ge The meatus urinarius \lx MOSIMEGI \ge An officer ; a guide possessing authority to direct \lx MOSIPORI \ge A beam ; a cross pole in a house for hanging karosses, etc., on ; a crossbeam \lx MOSITLANOKA \ge A milkbush \lx MOSITLANOKWANE \ge A small milkbush \lx MOSITLAPHATLA \ge A young hopping locust in the second stage \lx MOSITÔ \ge A tramp, or sound of feet, vehicles, etc \lx MOSITSANE \ge A kind of shrub like a fern, bearing pods ; the bass root plant \lx MOSITSÈ \ge Activity, Int \lx MOSOTHO \ge A Mosuto \lx MOTABOGÔ \ge Diarrhœa \lx MOTAGWA \ge A drunkard \lx MOTAGWI \ge A drunkard \lx MOTATASÈLA \ge A palsied person \lx MOTATI \ge A woman's cloak of kgama skins \lx MOTATSANA \sy Thari \lx MOTAU \ge An old and poor dog \lx MOTEBÔ \ge A sedge, or thick grass by water \lx MOTÈTÈSÈLÔ \ge A palsied person \lx MOTEWA \ge One of the Batewa people \lx MOTHAEDI \ge A tempter ; a trapper \lx MOTHALADI \ge A strip, or stripe in colours ; a streak between clouds ; a strip of porridge left in a pot \lx MOTHALE \ge A straight line made on the ground ; a perpendicular stripe \lx MOTHAMA \sy Lerama, Int \lx MOTHANTHANYANE \ge A small thorny bush, like asparagus \lx MOTHATA \ge A strong one \lx MOTHATAEOTLHE \ge The all-powerful one ; the Almighty \lx MOTHATI \ge A strong one \lx MOTHATIEOTLHE \ge The all-powerful one ; the Almighty \lx MOTHATIESI \ge The only strong one ; the Almighty \lx MOTHAÔ \ge A foundation \lx MOTHEKGA \ge A Letabele girdle ; strips of skins, etc., hanging from a man's waist \lx MOTHELEDI \ge A living one ; one who has escaped from danger \lx MOTHÈNÈKÈ \ge A thing large at both ends and small in the middle ; a small-waisted person \lx MOTHÈÔ \ge A foundation \lx MOTHISA \sy Mokhisa \lx MOTHITHÔ \ge Hot. Used with nouns in mo \lx MOTHO \ge A person \lx MOTHOBOLODI \ge A beginner of a new work ; a pioneer \lx MOTHUDI \ge A smith \lx MOTHUGÔ \ge Bad-tasted \xv Metse a mothugô \xe bad-tasted water \lx MOTHUÑ \xv Mo mothuñ \xe in a person \lx MOTHUSI \ge A helper \lx MOTHUTHWA \ge A kind of moth \lx MOTICWE \ge A small modicwe \lx MOTIKÔ \ge Noun from tika \lx MOTIMEDI \ge A wanderer \lx MOTIMÈLA \ge A charred piece of wood \lx MOTIÑ \ge A solitary male kgama \lx MOTLAAGANA \ge A badly built house ; an enclosure of bushes round a fire \lx MOTLACÔ \ge A filling up \lx MOTLADIKI \ge One who speaks at random and without thought \lx MOTLAGANA \ge See MOTLAAGANA \lx MOTLAMEDI \ge A provider for \lx MÔTLANA \ge See MMÔTLANA \lx MOTLAÑ \ge The stalk of a bulb, etc \lx MOTLAPA \xv Lesilo ya motlapa \xe a foolish or half-witted person \lx MOTLELE \ge Thick sowing \xv Re yadile motlele \xe we have sown thickly \lx MOTLETSETLETSE \ge Fulness ; abundance \lx MOTLHA \sn 1 \ge A time ; a season \xv Motlha moñwe \xe some day ; sometime \xv Motlha mo=Mogañ \xe Int \xv Motlha opè \xe not at all ; not at any time \xv Ka motlha opè \xe not at all \sn 2 \ge Lukewarm \lx MOTLHABA \ge A plain ; a sandy plain ; a sprout in growing grain ; a shoot \lx MOTLHABANA \ge A little motlhaba \lx MOTLHABANI \ge A fighter ; a soldier \lx MOTLHABELETSI \ge A tune setter \lx MOTLHAEDI \ge A faulty one \lx MOTLHAGALA \ge Mistletoe, drunk as tea \lx MOTLHAGARE \ge Toothache \lx MOTLHAKA \ge A stalk, as of corn or mealies \lx MOTLHAKANE \ge A locust ready for eating \lx MOTLHAKWA \ge A man of a tribe living in the west \lx MOTLHALA \ge A spoor ; a trail ; a track \lx MOTLHALE \sy Letlhale, Int \lx MOTLHALECHWANA \ge An evergreen bush with dark, thickset leaves and small black berries \lx MOTLHANA \ge The back of a person ; the placenta of an animal \lx MOTLHANKA \ge A servant \lx MOTLHANYANA \ge A little time \lx MOTLHAPÔ \ge Urine \lx MOTLHATLEI \ge A putter on of a pot \lx MOTLHATLHA \ge Not nice ; disagreeable \lx MOTLHAYE \ge A bush bearing large red berries which are eaten by foxes \lx MOTLHOAHADI \ge A zealous one ; an earnest one \lx MOTLHOBOGI \ge A despairer \lx MOTLHÔBÔLÔKÔ \ge A large pipe of an ant-heap \lx MOTLHODI \ge A spy ; a tarrier ; the eye of a fountain \lx MOTLHOGO \ge A cupping horn \lx MOTLHÔHÔ \ge Light ; not heavy ; a weak one ; an exhausted one \lx MOTLHOKI \ge A needy one \lx MOTLHOKOHATSI \ge A tormentor \lx MOTLHOKOLOCO \ge A strip of dried or preserved meat ; a piece of bultong \lx MOTLHOLAGADI \ge A widow ; a widower \lx MOTLHOMEDI \ge An armed person \lx MOTLHONU \ge An evergreen bush with long thorns \lx MOTLHÔSE \xv Mabèlè a motlhôse \xe corn destroyed by birds \lx MOTLHOTLHELETSI \ge An exciter ; a stirrer up \lx MOTLHÔTLHÔ \ge A strainer ; one who strains \lx MOTLHOTSI \ge A lame person \lx MOTLHOUNAMÈLA \ge A humble or piteous beggar \lx MOTLHWA \ge A white ant troublesome in houses ; a kind of grass with long roots ; quick grass \lx MOTLHWAÈLA \ge A set of three tlhose skins ; a set of two thokoyè skins \lx MOTLHWARE \ge A wild olive tree \lx MOTLŌBŌ \ge A place where lecopa and sebilō are dug \lx MOTLODI \ge A transgressor \lx MOTLODIWI \ge An anointed person \lx MOTLOGOLO \ge A man's sister's child \lx MOTLOPA \ge The clitoris. Used as a curse \lx MOTLOPE \sy Motlopi \lx MOTLOPI \ge A tree with edible roots, and with leaves almost like olive tree leaves \lx MOTLHŌSHWANA \ge A weak one \lx MOTLOTLEGI \ge An honoured one \lx MOTLOTLIWI \ge An honoured one \lx MOTLOTSEDI \ge A labour pain ; a sharp pain in the stomach \lx MOTO \ge The part below the anus in an ox \lx MOTOLOKI \ge An interpreter \et (hybrid) \lx MOTORO \ge A flying moth destructive to hair and wool. Pl. metoro \lx MOTOUTWANE \ge A small worm destructive to clothing \lx MOTSADI \ge A parent \lx MOTSAEA \xv Motsaea mahoko \xe a bearer of news \lx MOTSALAPELE \ge A first-born \lx MOTSAMAI \ge A traveller \lx MOTSAMAISI \ge One who causes another to go away \lx MOTSANA \ge A village \lx MOTSANTSABETSI \ge A clever workman \lx MOTSARARA \ge Very bitter ; very sour \lx MOTSE \ge A town. Pl. metse \lx MOTSÈ \ge Semen, Int \lx MOTSEBE \ge A poisonous wild fig tree, Int \lx MOTSEI \xv Motsei mahoko \xe a bearer of news \lx MOTSÈGANOÑ \ge The month of May \lx MOTSETSENEKE \ge A clever workman \lx MOTSHABI \ge A fugitive \lx MOTSHE \xv Motshe oa godimo, or motshe oa badimo \xe a rainbow \lx MOTSHÈ \ge A stamping staff ; a pestle \lx MOTSHEDI \ge A living one ; one who pours out \lx MOTSHEGARE \ge Mid-day ; noon \xv Motshegare oa ka moshō \xe the forenoon \xv Motshegare oa maitsiboea \xe the afternoon \xv Motshegare le bosigō \xe day and night \lx MOTSHELŌ \xv Go tsala ka motshelō \xe to have a calf every other year, to go a long time without calving \lx MOTSHITSHI \ge A swarm of flies \xv Motshitshi oa dinotse \xe a swarm of bees \lx MOTSI \ge A day \lx MOTSIETSI \ge A deceiver \lx MOTSIKIDI \ge A sling, Int \lx MOTSILA \ge A dividing line ; a division between two rows ; an opening between clouds ; a stripe on an animal \lx MOTSIRIGANYI \ge A mediator ; a go-between \lx MOTSITLA \sn 1 \ge Not well cooked. Used of porridge, etc \sn 2 \ge A kind of sedge with edible root \lx MOTSITSANA \sy Kuana \lx MOTUULADI \ge A silent person \lx MOUANE \ge See MOUWANE \lx MOUCWABATHO \ge A man stealer \lx MOUŌ \ge That \lx MOUPI \ge A man who doctors gardens, etc \lx MOUPŌ \ge Medicine for ensuring safety from wild beasts, keeping away birds, etc \xv Diñaka tsa moupō \xe medicine men \lx MOUPUTSA \ge Light, sandy soil ; desert soil \lx MOUTLWALŌ \ge A taste ; a flavour \lx MOUTLWI \ge A hearer \lx MOUWE \sy MOUWANE \lx MOUWANA \ge A very large kind of tree ; a baobab tree ; a cream of tartar tree \lx MOUWANE \ge A fog \lx MOWA \ge Soot \lx MŌWA \sy Mōea \lx MOWETSI \ge A finisher \lx MOYA \ge A long rhiem for a pack-ox burden ; a little lappet left as fringe on a kaross \lx MOYABATHO \ge A cannibal \lx MOYAROSHWA \ge An heir \lx MOYADI \ge A sower \lx MOYAKI \ge A sojourner \lx MOYAKŌ \ge A door-post ; a doorway ; a door \lx MOYAKUBU \ge A kind of ground creeping plant \lx MOYÈLA \ge Credit, Int \lx MOYI \ge A great eater ; a glutton \lx MOYINALA \ge A walker about the town ; a casual visitor \lx MOYŌ \ge That which is eaten ; food \lx MPA \sn 1 \ge A belly ; the part above and below the navel ; the stomach externally. Part. e \sn 2 \ge A switch ; a rod \xv Mpa ea lencwè \xe the middle of a hill \lx MPATA \ge To accompany me \lx MPATLA \ge To seek me \lx MPÈ \ge Filthy \lx MPÈKA \ge To affront me \lx MPETA \ge To choke me \lx MPHA \ge To give me food \lx MPHALA \ge To boast over me \lx MPHAPOGÈLA \ge To turn aside to, or for me \lx MPHAPOSA \ge To turn me aside \lx MPHATLOLAPELO \ge To break my heart \lx MPHATLOLATLHŌGŌ \ge To annoy me by coming often to talk \lx MPHÈ \ge Give me food \lx MPHEA \ge From hea \lx MPHEKEETSA \ge From hekeetsa \lx MPHISA \ge From hisa \lx MPHŌ \ge Liberality ; charity ; a gift \lx MPHOKA \ge From hoka \lx MPHORA \ge From hora \lx MPHORŌKA \ge From horōka. To be of no use to me \lx MPHUTSAHATSA \ge To cause me to be sad \lx MPIHÈLA \ge From biha \lx MPITSA \ge To call me \lx MPOLÈLÈLA \ge To tell me \lx MPONTSHA \ge To show me \lx MPONYE \xv Ba mponye \xe they have seen me \lx MPŌTE \ge A kind of strong honey beer, Int \lx MPOTSA \ge To ask me \lx MPSA \sy Nca, Int \lx MPULÈLA \ge To open for me \lx MUBA \ge See MMUBA \lx MUELEDI \ge See MMUELEDI \lx MUMULA \ge To root up so as to thin out ; to thin out growing grain \lx MUMUGA \ge To become rooted up, or thinned out \lx MUNA \ge To trickle through, as fluid from a strainer. Perf. munne. Pass. munwa \lx MUNNE \mn muna \ge perfect of muna \lx MUNWA \mn muna \ge passive of muna \lx MUÑ \ge A master. Pl. beñ \lx MUÑWAGO \ge Thy master \lx MUÑWAGWÈ \ge His master \lx MUPAPHIRI \ge A small-leafed, strong-smelling evergreen bush with flattish edible berries \lx MUTLA \ge See MMUTLA \lx MUTLANE \ge See MMUTLANE \lx MUTLHAMUTLHA \ge To gather together by picking, as sticks for a bundle, or heads of corn for cooking \lx MUTLWA \ge A thorn. Pl. mitlwa \lx MUTLWANE \sy Khuyane \lx MUSI \ge See MOSI \lx NA \sn 1 \ge See NNA \xv Ke na le thipa \xe I have a knife \sn 2 \ge To rain. Perf. nelè. Pass. newa \lx NAALANA \ge To give to each other \lx NAANA \sn 1 \ge To give to each other \sn 2 \ge Fem. of nala \lx NABŌ \ge With them \lx NACO \ge With them. Used with nouns in di \lx NAÈ \ge With him \lx NAEA \ge To give ; to give to. Perf. neile. Pass. nèwa \lx NAGA \sn 1 \ge A field ; a portion of land ; a farm \sn 2 \ge The veldt ; the country part \lx NAHE \sy Ntlha \et Int \lx NAKA \ge The pipe of a dagga smoker ; a pipe \lx NAKALADI \ge A small edible bulb \lx NAKALE \sy Nakale \lx NAKEDI \ge A polecat \lx NAKŌ \ge A time \xv Nakō eno \xe this time \xv Nakō e sale eno \xe until this time \lx NALA \ge Red and white with patterns distinct. Used of an ox \xv Go ya nala \sy Go yanala \lx NALANALA \ge To gad about, as an idle person \lx NALEDI \ge A star \lx NALŌ \ge With it. Used with nouns in lo \lx NAMA \sn 1 \ge Meat ; flesh \sn 2 \ge By and by ; presently ; just now ; in a little while \xv Ke tla nama ke bua \xe I will speak afterwards \xv A nama a utlwa tlala \xe he afterwards became hungry \sn 3 \ge To stretch oneself, as in sleep \xv Go nama mecwe \xe to spread out the roots \lx NAMAGADI \ge A female. Used of animals \xv Pelo namagadi \xe See PELONAMAGADI \lx NAMAGATSANA \ge A small female animal \lx NAMALALA \ge To lie stretched out \lx NAMALATSA \ge To cause to lie stretched out ; to sew with big stitches, or stitches far apart \lx NAMANE \ge A calf ; a fœtus \xv Namane e tona \xe a male calf \xv Namane e tonna \xe a large quantity \lx NAMECO \ge Consolation \lx NAMÈLA \ge To be encouraged ; to stretch a leg out in front of somebody \lx NAMETSA \ge To encourage \xv Go nametsa pelo \xe to strengthen the heart \lx NAMETSHA \sy Nametsa \lx NAMETSÈGA \ge To be encouraged ; to be made strong in purpose ; to be comforted \lx NAMETSHÈGA \sy Nametsèga \lx NAMETSÈGŌ \ge Courage \lx NAMETSHÈGŌ \ge Courage \lx NAMILE \ge perfect \mn nama \lx NAMOGA \ge To draw in after being stretched out, as a leg \lx NAMOLOGA \ge To get up from lying stretched out on the ground \lx NAMOLOLA \ge To raise up anything stretched out \lx NAMPI \ge Perhaps \lx NAMPO \ge Perhaps \lx NANA \ge Young ; tender \lx NANANYANA \ge Dimin. of nana \lx NANOGA \ge To rise up from a sitting posture ; to run fast \lx NANOLA \ge To lift up, or help to rise from sitting \lx NANOLOGA \ge To rise up from lying at full length \lx NANOSA \ge To cause to rise up \lx NANYA \ge To walk with difficulty, as a sick person \lx NAÑ \ge See NNAÑ \xv Se ba nañ nashō \xe that which they have \lx NAO \sy Nau \lx NAŌ \ge With it. Used with nouns in particle o \lx NAPE \ge A doctor in the bogwèra ceremony \et Int \lx NARE \ge A buffalo \lx NASHŌ \ge With it. Used with nouns in se \lx NATEHA \ge To be pleasing ; to be pleasant \lx NATEHÈLA \ge To be pleasing to \lx NATEHÈLWA \xv Go natehèlwa ke \xe to be pleased by ; to have pleasure in \lx NATEHŌ \ge Pleasantness \lx NATETSHA \ge To cause to be pleasant \lx NATHA \ge To steal or take a little food out of a dish, etc. ; to break off a bit with a finger \lx NATLAHALA \ge To be manly ; to be courageous \lx NATLAHALŌ \ge Courage ; manliness \lx NATŌ \ge A kind of large caterpillar \et Int \lx NATSHANA \ge A young buffalo \lx NAU \ge With thee \lx NAWA \ge A bean ; a pea \lx NAYEŌ \ge With it. Used with nouns in le \lx NAYŌ \ge With it. Used with nouns in bo \lx NCA \ge A dog \lx NCANA \ge A little dog \lx NCH \ge Sweet reed. Part. e \lx NCHA \ge New \lx NCHANE \ge A young ostrich \lx NCHE \ge An ostrich \lx NCHO \ge Black \lx NCHÔ \ge That which is taken out \lx NCHOHALA \ge To become black \lx NCHOTWANE \ge The small stomach of an animal \lx NCHU \ge A fowl's crop ; a fowl's gizzard \lx NCHUPETSA \ge To show to me \lx NCHWALAEA \ge From shwalaea \lx NCHWATLHA \ge From shwatlha \lx NCHWINYA \ge From shwinya \lx NCHWISETSA \ge To pay me part of the debt \lx NCONO \ge A funeral, Int \lx NCUCU \sy Pōlō \ge Used as a curse, Int \lx NCUCWANE \ge Dimin. of ncucu, Int \lx NCWA \sy Ecwa \ge From cwa \xv O la a ncwa \xe he deserted me \xv Nthō e le ea ncwa \xe the sore came out upon me \lx NCWE \ge See NNCWE \lx NCWI \ge A large hawk. Pl. boncwi \lx NDAEA \ge See NTAEA \lx NDAANA \ge See NTAANA \lx NE \ge Ke ne ke gōrōga=Ke le ke gōrōga \lx NÈ \sy Gè \xv Mashomè a le ma nè \xe four tens \xv Dinku di nè \xe four sheep \xv Gore ba nè \xe let them be; that they may be \lx NECWE \ge See NEECWE \lx NÈÈ \xv Gore ba mo nèè \xe that they may give him \lx NEECWE \xv Ke di neecwe ke \xe I have been given them by \lx NÈÈLA \ge To give to, or for ; to pass to one \lx NÈÈLÈLA \ge To give to, or for ; to bring evil on by cursing \lx NEELETSE \mn nèèlèla \ge perfect of nèèlèla \lx NÈGA \ge To be at rest \xv Go nèga pelo \xe the heart is at rest \lx NÈGILE \mn nèga \ge perfect of nèga \lx NEILE \mn naea \ge perfect of naea \lx NEILWE \mn naea \ge perfect passive of naea \lx NÈLA \ge To rain on. See also NÈÈLA \lx NELÈ \mn na \ge perfect of na, to rain \lx NEMERU \ge Pregnant. Used of animals only \lx NENE \xv E tla bo e le nene \xe it will be at this very time of day \lx NENEBU \ge A very large serpent, Int \lx NENEKE \ge A notch on a stick, or rhiem, Int \lx NENEKETSA \ge To use, or carry carefully, as anything that may spill, or be spoilt \xv Go neneketsa modumō \xe to make less noise \lx NÈÔ \ge A gift \lx NESA \ge To cause to rain \lx NESEDITSE \mn nesetsa \ge perfect of nesetsa \lx NESETSA \ge To rain for \lx NETLA \ge See NNETLA. To make right, or straight, as a little work \lx NETLANE \ge See NNETLANE \lx NEWA \mn na \ge passive of na \xv Ke le ka newa \xe I was rained upon \lx NÈWA \mn naea \ge passive of naea \lx NKA \sy Ke ka \xv Ha nka \xe if I can \lx NKABO \sy Ke kabo \ge I could ; I would \xv Go ya nkabo \xe to steal and eat on the sly \lx NKACWA \ge To help, or assist me. From acwa \lx NKAPESA \ge To clothe me \lx NKÈLA \xv Ba le ba nkèla mashwiyane \xe they attacked me together; they united to attack me \lx NKÈTÈLA \ge To journey to me ; to visit me \lx NKGA \ge To smell. Used also of a person smelling in an active sense \xv Go nkga monate \xe to smell nicely \xv Go nkga boshula \xe to smell badly \ge passive nkgiwa \lx NKGADIKA \ge To cause me pain in the stomach \lx NKGAISA \ge To excel me \lx NKGAKA \xv Lea nkgaka \xe it escapes my memory; I forget it \lx NKGARUMÈLA \mn garuma \ge From garuma \lx NKGASA \mn gasa \ge From gasa \xv Go nkgasa ka metse \xe to sprinkle me with water \lx NKGATÈLA \ge To tread me down \lx NKGATOSA \ge To move me, or take me off \lx NKGATOSHOLOLA \ge To move, or take it off me, as of a thing fallen on a person \lx NKGIWA \mn nkga \ge Pass. of nkga \lx NKGŌ \ge A water pitcher \lx NKGODILE \mn gola \ge From gola \lx NKGOLOLE \ge My elder brother ; my sister-in-law ; my brother-in-law \lx NKGONONE \sy Nkgolole \lx NKGORILE \mn gora \ge From gora \xv Tlala e nkgorile \xe the hunger has nearly killed me \lx NKGOROGETSE \xv Batho ba nkgorogetse \xe the people have reached me, or arrived at my house \lx NKGOTUWÈ \ge Hard, black gum \lx NKGWANA \ge A small water pitcher \lx NKGWÈ \ge White-backed. Used of a cow \lx NKGWEDI \ge A kind of hawk said to take food out of children's hands. Pl. mankgwedi \lx NKGWÈTLHA \ge To beckon me \lx NKHUPÈLATHOLA \ge To refuse to answer or speak to me \lx NKIDIA \ge To haunt me \lx NKILE \xv Nkile ke le ka ba bōna \xe I saw them \lx NKŌ \ge A nose \lx NKŌKA \ge To betray me \lx NKU \ge A sheep \lx NKUTLWA \ge To hear me \lx NKWAI \ge A plant having an edible bulb called kgogo, and sour edible leaves \lx NKWANE \ge A tiger cub \lx NKWÈ \ge A tiger \lx NKWÈLA \ge To fall upon, or happen to me \lx NNA \ge I ; to be ; to continue ; to occupy ; to inhabit ; to dwell \lx NNAEA \ge To give me \lx NNAKA \ge My younger brother or sister. Used when speaking to \lx NNAKÈ \ge My younger brother or sister. Used when speaking of \lx NNALANA \ge To be close together, as corn stalks \lx NNALANYE \mn Nnalana \ge Perf. of Nnalana \lx NNANA \ge To be lame ; to be helplessly lame \lx NNANYE \mn nnana \ge Perf. of nnana \lx NNAÑ \ge Be ye \lx NNCWE \xv Lehatshe ye le nncweñ \xe an inhabited country \lx NNÈLA \ge To be for ; to wait for ; to sit for \xv Go nnèla mariga \xe to abide for the winter \xv Go nnèla tshèkō \xe to sit on the judgment seat \xv A re, ke nnèlè \xe he remanded my case \lx NNETLA \ge Such and such a thing, the name being forgotten ; thingumybob \lx NNETLANE \sy Nnetla \lx NNISA \mn nna \ge Caus. of nna \lx NNÔ \ge A state of being \lx NNOSI \xv Nna ka nnosi \xe I alone \lx NNOSA \ge To give me to drink \lx NNTLAHATS A \ge To make me clean \lx NNWA \mn nna \ge To be inhabited ; to be occupied. Pass. of nna \lx NNYA \ge To exude, as perspiration, gum, etc \xv Boroku boa nnya \xe the gum exudes \xv Setlhare sea nnya boroku \xe the tree gives out gum \lx NNYE \ge Little ; small ; few \lx NNYEHALA \ge To become little ; to become small \lx NNYEHATSA \ge To cause to be little, etc \lx NNYELE \mn nnya \ge Perf. of nnya \lx NNYÈLÈLA \mn NYÈLÈLA \ge See NYÈLÈLA \lx NO \xv U no u dumèlè \xe a sort of brotherly way of greeting \xv A lo no lo sa kake \xe could ye not \lx NÔGA \ge A snake ; a serpent \lx NOKA \ge A river \lx NÔKA \ge A hip ; a hip joint \lx NOKANA \ge A little river ; a brook \lx NOKETSA \ge To cause cattle to drink in companies ; to separate cattle into small lots for drinking \lx NOKO \ge A porcupine \lx NOKWANE \ge A portion of reed, etc., between two joints \lx NOLÈ \mn nwa \ge Perf. of nwa \lx NŌLŌ \ge Soft ; tender ; flexible ; gentle \xv Eo o nōlō \xe he who is gentle, or humble \lx NŌLŌHADICWE \mn nōlōhatsa \ge Perf. pass. of nōlōhatsa \lx NŌLŌHALA \ge To become soft or tender ; to become humble ; to become gentle \lx NŌLŌHATSA \ge To make soft or tender ; to make humble ; to bring low ; to humiliate \lx NONA \sn 1 \ge A male ; male \sn 2 \ge To make damp, or wet, as tobacco for grinding, a garment by fat, etc. Perf. nonne \xv Go nona locwalō \xe to quench the thirst by drinking a little \lx NÔNA \ge To become fat. Perf. nonne \lx NONE \xv O tla shwa a ea godimo go none \xe he will die through being cursed \lx NÔNE \ge A blesbuck \lx NONECWE \mn nona \ge From nona \xv Di nonecwe ke mahura \xe they are softened, or made wet by fat \lx NONNE \mn nona, nôna \ge Perf. of nona, and nôna \lx NONOCHÔ \mn nonotsha \ge Noun from nonotsha \lx NONOHA \ge To be able \lx NONOHALÈLA \ge To be able for \lx NONOHÈLA \ge To be able for ; to be equal to \lx NONOHISA \sy Nonotsha \lx NONOHÔ \ge Ability ; power ; capability \lx NONOHOLOGA \ge To become weak ; to lose strength \lx NONOHÔNYANA \ge A little power \lx NONOTSHA \mn nonoha \ge Caus. of nonoha \lx NÔNYANE \ge A bird ; the generic name for a bird \lx NOÑOSÈLA \ge To be heavy with sorrow ; to be in anguish of spirit \lx NOÔ \ge A drinking \lx NOPOLA \ge To pick up, or pick up one by one, as a fowl \lx NOSA \ge To cause to drink ; to give water to ; to water ; to irrigate \xv O la a e nosa batho \xe he caused the people to drink it \lx NOSANYA \ge To give each other to drink \lx NOSHÔ \ge A drenching, a giving to drink \lx NOSI \ge See NNOSI \lx NOSIWA \mn nosi \ge Pass. of nosi \lx NÔTA \ge To break, or snap off bits of a stick, etc. ; to pound small by hammering \lx NŌTŌ \ge A hammer \lx NOWA \mn nwa \ge Pass. of nwa \lx NTA \ge A louse. Pl. dinta \lx NTAANA \ge To knock each other ; to knock against each other \lx NTAEA \ge To strike ; to knock down ; to churn by striking up and down \xv O la a mo ntaea \xe he struck him \xv Go ntaea mathe \xe to eat a little ; to whet the appetite \lx NTANYA \ge To dash down ; to throw down \lx NTANYATSÈGA \ge To be dashed down to the ground \lx NTARAMANE \sy Nteramane \lx NTATE \ge A term of endearment \lx NTEDE \ge A kind of small bird \lx NTÈÈ \xv A ntèè motho \xe an ill-tempered person \lx NTEKANE \ge But all the while ; hence ; it being nevertheless \lx NTEKO \sy Ntekane \lx NTEKONE \sy Ntekane \lx NTEKWANE \sy Ntekane \lx NTÈLA \ge To leave out ; to pass by without touching \xv Go ntèla motse \xe to pass the town without going to it \xv Go ntèla kwa ntlè \xe to cast or leave without \lx NTEKOLA \ge To visit me \lx NTÈLŌ \ge A wave ; a piece of wood for smoothing seams in a kaross \lx NTENTSHA \ge From tena \mn tena \xv U tla ntentsha motho eo \xe you will cause this person to be disgusted with me \lx NTERAMANE \ge A lung disease in cattle ; pleuro-pneumonia \lx NTESA \ge Allow me ; let me alone \lx NTETLA \ge Allow me ; permit me \lx NTÈWA \ge Pass. of ntaea \mn ntaea \lx NTHAEA \ge To say to me \lx NTHAHOLÈLA \ge From rahola \mn rahola \lx NTHATANYANA \sy Thatanyana \lx NTHEILE \ge Perf. of uthaea \mn uthaea \lx NTHÈIÈLÈLA \ge To be too hard for me \lx NTHÔ \ge A sore \lx NTHOMA \ge To send me \lx NTHONKGÈLA \ge From ronkga \mn ronkga \lx NTHONKGETSE \xv O nthonkgetse \xe he has hurt my sore, as by rubbing or pressing against it \lx NTHUE \sy Thue \lx NTHUHE \ge Fine, woolly hair, Int \lx NTHUNA \ge From runa \mn runa \xv Go nthuna dinta \xe to take lice off me, and kill them \lx NTHUNTSHA \ge To vex or grieve me by destroying something belonging to me, or losing it \lx NTIMA \ge To stint me \lx NTIMO \xv Go ya ntimo, and Go ntaea ntimo \xe to skip with a skipping rope \lx NTITAEA \ge To strike me \mn ntaea \xv Ba le ba ntitaea \xe they struck me \lx Ntlahala \ge To become clean ; to become pretty \lx NTLAHATSA \ge To make clean ; to make pretty \lx NTLÈ \ge Beautiful ; pure ; outside \xv Kwa ntlè \xe outside \xv Kwa ntlè ga \xe outside of \lx NTLÈNTLÈ \ge Very beautiful \lx NTLHA \sn 1 \ge A tip ; an end ; a point ; an apex ; a side \xv Ntlha ea logohe \xe the ends of the fingers inside \xv Ntlha e \xe this side \sn 2 \ge The first ; an exclamation expressing reasoning, or appeal ; come now ; suppose \xv Ntlha ke bōna \xe perhaps it is they \xv Ka ntlha ea \xe on account of; because of \xv Ka ntlha eañ? or ka ntlhañ \xe why? what for \lx NTLHAHALÈLA \xv Ga e ntlhahalele sepè \xe it does not please me a bit \lx NTLHÔA \ge To dislike me \mn tlhôa \lx NTLHWA \sn 1 \ge Brown ; used of a male sheep \sn 2 \ge Larvae of white ants \lx NTLO \ge A house ; pl. matlo \xv Ntlo \xe come here \lx NTLOGA \ge To leave me \lx NTLOGÈLA \ge To leave me behind \lx NTLOPANE \ge A kind of very venomous black ant \lx NTLOSA \ge To remove me \lx NTLWANA \ge A little house for food ; a small house without a central pole \lx NTLWANE \sy Ntlwana \lx NTÔBÈLA \ge From lōba \mn lōba \lx NTOLORA \ge From lolora \mn lolora \lx NTOMA \ge To bite me \lx NTÔPA \ge To beg from me \lx NTSALA \ge A cousin \lx NTSALAE \ge His cousin \lx NTSE \ge From nua \mn nua \xv Ke ntse ke ya \xe I am still eating \xv Go ntse yalo \xe it is so \xv E ntse ea yewa \xe it is eaten \xv Eo o ntseñ yalo \xe he who is thus \lx NTSEANA \sy E ntse yana \lx NTSÈÈLA \ge To take from me \lx NTSHA \ge To take out ; to extract ; to bring out upon \xv Se tla gu ntsha dinthō \xe it will bring sores out upon you \lx NTSHALA \xv Go ntshala moragō \xe to follow after me \lx NTSHETSA \ge To bring out to \lx NTSHETSE \mn ntshala \ge Perf. of ntshala \lx NTSHI \ge The brink of a river ; a shore \lx NTSHINOGA \ge To move out of my light \lx NTSHICWE \mn ntsha \ge Perf. pass. of ntsha \lx NTSHITSE \mn ntsha \ge Perf. of ntsha \lx NTSHIWA \mn ntsha \ge Pass. of ntsha \lx NTSI \sn 1 \ge Many. Preceded by the particles \sn 2 \ge A fly \xv Ntsi ea dinotse \xe a bee \xv Ntsi ea pudumō \xe a black mason bee \lx NTSIHACŌ \ge Multiplication ; increase \lx NTSIHALA \ge To increase ; to become many \lx NTSIHALŌ \ge Increase \lx NTSIHATSA \ge To cause to multiply \lx NTSWA \sy Ecwa \lx NTWA \ge An army ; war \lx NTWESA \mn rwesa \ge From rwesa \xv O tla se ntwesa \xe he will put it on my head \lx NWA \ge To drink. Perf. nolè. Pass. nowa \lx NWÈLA \ge To sink in water ; to be drowned \lx NWEDISA \ge To drown, or cause to be drowned \lx NYA \ge No ; nay \lx NYADICWE \mn nyatsa \ge Perf. pass. of nyatsa \lx NYADIWA \mn nyatsa \ge Pass of nyatsa \lx NYAEA \ge No ; nay \lx NYAÈLA \ge To joke ; to jest \lx NYAGA \ge A year \lx NYAHALA \ge To procrastinate ; to become slow ; to delay \lx NYALA \ge To marry \lx NYALAKÈGA \ge To be mad with folly ; to be full of mirth and frivolity \lx NYALAKÈGŌ \ge Frivolity ; dissipation \lx NYALANA \ge To intermarry \lx NYALETSA \ge To despise for \xv Go nyaletsa rure \xe to despise truly, to abhor verily \lx NYEMUKA \sy Nyemuka \lx NYANYAÈLA \ge To move softly, or quietly, or without noise \lx NYANYAÈLŌ \xv Ka nyanyaèlō \xe softly; with quietness \lx NYAOGA \ge To rebound, as a bullet \lx NYATSA \ge To despise ; to defy ; to set at nought \lx NYATSÈGA \ge To become despised ; to come into disrepute ; to be despicable ; to be loathsome \lx NYATSI \ge A paramour \lx NYATO \ge A white spot on an animal's forehead \lx NYE \ge See NNYE \lx NYEDIMA \ge To twinkle, as a star ; to shine with a flickering light ; to sparkle, as a lion's eye ; to flicker, as a distant fire \lx NYEHALA \sy Nnyehala \lx NYEHATSA \sy Nnyehatsa \lx NYEKETSA \ge To put on fine clothing ; to show oneself off in fine clothing \lx NYÈLA \ge To drop dung. Used of animals. Sometimes used of having a motion (of children) \lx NYELEKÈGA \sy Nyalakèga \lx NYELEKWAEÑ \xv Ba nyelekwaeñ \xe What are they possessed with? Used of people mad with frivolity \lx NYÈLÈLA \ge To vanish ; to disappear \lx NYELETSA \ge To cause to vanish \lx NYELOGA \ge To become visible suddenly ; to start suddenly into sight \lx NYEMUKA \ge To smear with much fat ; to make soft or supple by smearing \lx NYENA \sy Lona \ge You \lx NYÈNA \ge To bite off a bit of a hard thing \lx NYENKA \ge To mix up \et (hybrid) \lx NYENYA \ge To smile, showing the teeth \lx NYENNYANE \ge Very small \lx NYENNYE \ge Small \lx NYÈRA \ge To become tender, or soft, as overcooked meat, or medicine moistened ; to be much startled \xv Go nyèra marapo \xe to be cast down and hopeless; to melt with fear; to become helpless \lx NYERÈGA \ge To disappear ; to be faint or tired \lx NYERILE \ge Perf. of nyèra \mn nyèra \lx NYERISA \ge Caus. of nyèra ; to soften by cooking \mn nyèra \lx NYÈTA \ge To eat with a clicking noise, as a mouse \lx NYETSA \ge To shine, as a glow-worm ; to shine, or burn dimly \lx NYETSE \sn 1 \ge Perf. of nyala \mn nyala \sn 2 \ge From ya \mn ya \xv Di nyetse tshimo \xe they have eaten my garden \lx NYÈTSÈ \xv Nyètsè ea leitlhō \xe the white of an eye \lx NYEULA \ge To swarm ; to swarm with ; to be full of, as of maggots, etc \lx NYŌ \ge The vulva. Used as a curse \lx NYŌBA \ge Sweet reed ; a riddle \xv Go tlhaba nyōba \xe to propound a riddle \lx NYOITLHÔ \ge The corner of an eye \lx NYÖKÖLOGA \ge To be loth to do anything ; to be slow to obey ; to be stubborn in refusing to do \lx NYORILWE \ge Perf. of nyōrwa \mn nyōrwa \lx NYŌRWA \ge To be thirsty ; to thirst \lx NYŌRÈLWA \ge To thirst for \lx NYWABA \ge A riddle ; a puzzling question \lx ÑABA \sy Ñabanya \lx ÑABANYA \ge To hold, or keep back, as a cow her milk ; to refuse to speak or relate news \lx ÑADILE \ge Perf. of ñala \mn ñala \lx ÑAEA \xv O tla ñaea = o tla lela \xe Used of one caught and held fast \lx ÑAKA \ge A heathen doctor ; a doctor \lx ÑAKALE \ge A forked stick for holding bushes down \lx ÑALA \ge To object to ; to refuse ; to refuse to receive or to work through dissatisfaction ; to refuse to obey a summons to a picō \xv O la a ñala go bua \xe he refused to speak \xv O la a ñala bobe \xe he transgressed much \lx ÑALE \ge A small fountain from which the water does not flow ; a pit for water \lx ÑALÈLA \xv Go ñalèla diyō \xe to despise the food; to refuse food from disinclination \lx ÑALŌ \ge Noun from ñala \mn ñala \lx ÑALOGA \ge To become disobedient ; to be stubborn ; to refuse to do anything ; to break the laws \lx ÑALOSA \ge Caus. of ñaloga \mn ñaloga \lx ÑAMA \ge To dip a sponge in ; to suck up with a ñami \lx ÑAMANA \ge To stick, or adhere to, as a glued board \lx ÑAMANTSÈ \ge Perf. of ñamanya \mn ñamanya \lx ÑAMANYA \ge To hold fast, as rust a lock \lx ÑAMANYE \ge Perf of ñamana \mn ñamana \lx ÑAMI \ge A sponge ; young rush, or inside bark chewed and used to suck up milk, etc., with \lx ÑAMIWA \ge Pass of ñama \mn ñama \lx ÑAMOLA \ge To stretch, or smooth out, as a wet skin \lx ÑANAGANA \ge To be interlaced, as the small branches of a tree ; to be hooked into each other, as the fingers of both hands \lx ÑANTSE \ge Perf. of ñanya \mn ñanya \lx ÑANYA \ge To be stiff or unyielding, as clay, etc \lx ÑAÑKA \ge To walk in a waddling fashion, as a short-legged man ; to waddle \lx ÑAOLA \ge To struggle and try to free oneself \lx ÑAPA \ge To scratch, as a thorn ; to scratch, as a cat or angry child ; to claw, as a tiger ; to pinch with the nails \lx ÑAPADISA \ge To cause to hold fast \lx ÑAPAKA \ge To scratch or pinch all over, or very much \lx ÑAPARÈLA \ge To cleave to by taking hold of ; to take fast hold of \lx ÑAPOROLA \mn ñaparèla \ge Revers. of ñaparèla \lx ÑAROA \ge To run or gallop, as a wildebeest \lx ÑARODICWE \mn ñarotsa \ge Perf. pass. of ñarotsa \lx ÑAROTSA \ge To scratch with the nails \lx ÑATA \sn 1 \ge A bundle ; a bound up package. Part. e \sn 2 \ge To strike hard with anything ; to strike and stun ; to strike, as a sudden illness \lx ÑATAGANYA \sy Batalala \lx ÑATANA \ge A small ñata \lx ÑATANYANA \ge A very small ñata \lx ÑATÈGA \ge To faint ; to be stunned ; to become insensible ; to fall down as if dead \lx ÑATETSA \ge To lift up, or shake a spear or shield ; to wave a spear, etc., over one's head ; to prance about, shaking spear or shield \lx ÑATHA \sy Natha \lx ÑATHAGANYA \ge To break into bits, as bread \lx ÑATHOGANTSÈ \mn ñathoganya \ge Perf. of ñathoganya \lx ÑATHOGANYA \sy Ñathaganya and Kgaoganya \lx ÑATI \ge A bowel of an animal \lx ÑHÈ \ge A yellowish ground squirrel \lx ÑOBA \sn 1 \ge To set out in the afternoon \sn 2 \ge sweet reed \lx ÑOBÈLA \ge To subside ; to become small, as a sack from which grain is being taken \lx ÑOBETSA \ge To cause to subside ; to keep back or abstract something, as a part of money \lx ÑOBOTA \ge To walk with lordly tread, as a lion \lx ÑODIA \ge To distress, Int \lx ÑODIÈGA \ge To be thoroughly weary and prostrate ; to be disheartened and prostrate ; to be distressed \lx ÑODIEGISA \xv Go ñodiegisa pelo \xe to dishearten \lx ÑODISA \mn ñola \ge Caus. of ñola \xv Ñodisa pelo \xe to soften, or weaken the heart \lx ÑODISIWA \ge To be softened \lx ÑOGATLOLA \ge Last year but one ; last year but two \lx ÑOGÒLA \ge Last year \lx ÑOGWÈ \ge A kind of shrub from the milk of which bushmen extract poison for their arrows ; the fabulous medicine with which the monkey doctored the wolf \lx ÑOKA \ge To consider ; to think upon ; to attend to ; to have a friendly interest in ; to render friendly offices \lx ÑOKANA \ge To have a mutual regard for each other ; to consider mutually \lx ÑOLA \ge To be wet, as a skin in braying \lx ÑOLO \ge Yellowish about the under part of the body. Used of a goat \lx ÑOLÒ \ge Moisture ; wetness \lx ÑOMAÈLA \ge To be careful ; to be economical or sparing \lx ÑOMAÈLÒ \xv Ka ñomaèlò \xe sparingly \lx ÑOMOGA \ge To be cast down ; to despair \lx ÑOMOTSA \ge To give birth to a very small calf \lx ÑONA \ge To restrain oneself from answering, etc \xv Go ñona pelo \xe to shut up the heart ; to refuse to give help \lx ÑONTI \ge A haven ; a creek ; a bend in a hill, or river bank ; a corner or recess in a house \lx ÑOÑOBALA \ge To be silent \lx ÑOÑOLA \ge To deride ; to speak sarcastically, or ironically \lx ÑOÑORÈGA \ge To grumble ; to murmur ; to find fault \lx ÑOÑORÈGÈLA \xv Ba le ba ñōñōrègèla kaga gagwè \xe they murmured or grumbled about him \xv Ba le ba mo ñōñōrègèla \xe they murmured at him ; they found fault with him \lx ÑOÑORÈGŌ \ge A grumbling ; a murmuring \lx ÑONWAÈLA \ge To leave people secretly ; to join people secretly ; to appear or disappear, no one knows how. Used of a person \lx ÑOPA \ge To be barren. Used of animals \lx ÑOPANA \sy Ñopa \lx ÑOPÈ \xv Botlhoko yoa ñopè \xe bleeding from the mouth or throat ; purpura \lx ÑOSÈLA \ge Slow ; sluggish ; loth to do \lx ÑOTA \ge To break or snap off a branch, stick, etc \lx ÑOTÈLÈLA \sy Ñota \ge To snap off in short lengths \lx ÑOTLA \ge To make small \lx ÑOTLAHALA \ge To become small \lx ÑOTLÈGA \ge To be lost ; to become passed away ; to become less \lx ÑOTLEGILE \mn ñotlèga \ge Perf. of ñotlèga \lx ÑOTLWA \mn ñotla \ge Pass. of ñotla \lx ÑOTSA \ge To break or grind very small \lx ÑOTWANE \ge A plant with scented and poisonous flowers, Int \lx ÑWA \mn UÑWA \ge See UÑWA \lx ÑWABA \sy Ñoba \lx ÑWAEA \ge To scratch a person when itching \lx ÑWAÈLA \ge To rub a skin with stone, tooth, etc., when braying \lx ÑWAGA \ge A year. Part. o and eo \xv Ka ñwagañwaga \xe year by year \lx ÑWAKHE \ge A tach, Int \lx ÑWAKHETSANA \ge A tach, Int \lx ÑWAKŌ \xv Ñwana oa ñwakō \xe a child who has a charmed life through having been doctored \lx ÑWALALA \ge To be absent for a long time \lx ÑWALE \ge A girl who has not yet been to the boyale \lx ÑWANA \ge A child ; a step-child ; a man's son-in-law, or daughter-in-law \lx ÑWANAKA \ge My child, etc. Used when speaking to \lx ÑWANAKÈ \ge My child, etc. Used when speaking of \lx ÑWANATSELE \ge The month of November \lx ÑWAÑ \ge Weeds or long grass hindering growth. Sing. and pl \lx ÑWAÑWAKA \ge To dig, or pick, Int \lx ÑWAÑWAÈLA \ge To go away in silence from a person who has spoken, or is speaking \lx ÑWAŌ \xv Ñwaō ea morahe \xe a nation's history ; a nation's independence. (A difficult word to translate) \lx ÑWATHA \ge To take or steal a little food \lx ÑWE \ge One. Used joined to the particles \lx ÑWEDI \ge The light of the moon ; moonlight \lx ÑWÈGA \ge To run away ; to abscond \lx ÑWEGILE \mn ñwèga \ge Perf. of ñwèga \lx ÑWEGISA \mn ñwèga \ge Caus. of ñwèga \lx ÑWÈNÈ \ge A sore place, Int \lx ÑWETSI \ge A woman's daughter-in-law. Pl. betsi \lx O \ge He ; she ; it ; this. Used with nouns whose particle is o \lx OA \ge Gen. part. with nouns in o \lx ŌBA \ge To bend down actively, as a branch, handle of walking stick, etc ; to cause to bend down, or bend over \lx ŌBAMA \ge To bend forwards ; to bow down \lx ŌBAME \mn ōbama \ge Perf. of ōbama \lx ŌBAMÈLA \ge To bow down to ; to worship \lx OBAMOLOGA \ge To rise up from a bending position \lx ŌBÈGA \ge To become bent \lx ŌBÈLA \ge To bow down to ; to worship \lx ŌBÈLWA \mn ōbèla \ge Pass. of ōbèla \lx OBOGA \ge To peel off ; to become peeled off, as skin, etc \lx OBOLA \ge To strip, or peel off, as the skin of sweet reed, or the bark of a tree with a hatchet \lx ŌCWA \mn ōpa \ge Pass. of ōpa \xv Ke ōcwa ke tlhōgō \xe my head aches \lx ODILE \mn ōla \ge Perf. of ōla \lx OGOLA \ge To take something out of a fire \lx OHE \ge Which? Used with nouns in o \lx ŌKA \ge To betray ; to entice ; to coax with a view to deceive ; to wait upon, or attend a sick person \lx OKAMA \ge To stand over ; to overhang ; to defend \lx ŌKAMA \sy Okama \lx OKAME \mn okama \ge Perf. of okama \lx ŌKAME \mn ōkama \ge Perf. of ōkama \lx ŌKANA \ge To betray each other \lx ŌKANYE \mn ōkana \ge Perf. of ōkana \lx OKAÑWA \mn okama \ge Pass. of okama \lx ŌKAÑWA \mn ōkama \ge Pass. of ōkama \lx OKEDIWA \mn oketsa \ge Pass. of oketsa \lx OKÈGA \ge To place lightly upon, as a hand on a sore ; to place in or on, not firmly ; to be lightly clad \lx OKÈLA \ge To wash corn, etc., with the hand for cooking \lx OKELETSA \ge To add to \lx OKETSA \ge To add to ; to enlarge \lx OKILE \mn ōka \ge Perf. of ōka \lx OKILWE \mn ōka \ge Perf. pass. of ōka \lx OKIWA \mn ōka \ge Pass. of ōka \lx OKOCOLOLA \mn oketsa \ge Revers. of oketsa ; To diminish \lx OKOLA \ge To skim off, as cream \lx OKOLOTSA \sy Okocolola \ge Int \lx OKOMÈLA \ge To bow down so as to look ; to look down ; to look into the mind ; to consider \lx ŌKŌMÈLA \sy Okomèla \lx OKOMETSE \mn okomèla \mn ōkōmèla \ge Perf. of okomèla, and ōkōmèla \lx OKOTSÈ \mn okola \ge Perf. of okola \lx ŌKWA \mn ōka \ge Pass. of ōka \lx ŌLA \ge To gather up with hands \lx OLÈ \mn wa \ge Perf. of wa \lx OLE \xv Motse ole \xe that town yonder \lx ŌLÈLA \ge To fill or load ; to gather to, or into ; to put in a sack, etc \lx OLETSE \mn ōlèla \ge Perf. of ōlèla \lx ŌLOBÈLA \ge To ask questions, or beg, with respectful earnestness ; to conciliate \lx OLOGÈLA \ge To approach in numbers \lx OLOLOLA \mn ōlèla \ge Revers. of ōlèla ; To unload, etc \lx OLOLOLWA \mn ololola \ge Pass. of ololola \lx OLOSA \ge To winnow \lx ŌMA \ge To become dry \lx ŌMANA \ge To scold each other \lx ŌMANYA \ge To rebuke ; to reprove ; to find fault with \lx ŌMÈLÈLA \ge To become dry ; to become withered \lx OMELETSE \mn ōmèlèla \ge Perf. of ōmèlèla \lx OMISA \ge To cause to dry \lx OMO \ge Wilfully ; on purpose \xv Ka omo \xe on purpose \lx OMOGA \ge To become warm \lx OMOGILE \mn omoga \ge Perf. of omoga \xv Metse a omogile \xe the water is warm \lx OMOSA \ge To make warm \lx OMOSÈGA \ge To become made warm \lx ŌNA \sn 1 \ge To moan. Perf. onne \sn 2 \ge It. Used with nouns in o \lx ŌNALA \ge To become old, or worn out ; to wax old, or decay. Used of things \lx ŌNALECWE \xv Ke ōnalecwe ke moses \xe my frock is worn out \lx ŌNAMA \sy Ōbama \lx ŌNE \sy Ōna \ge It \lx ŌNÈLA \ge To tell tales of ; to backbite ; to talk about one to others \lx ONETSE \mn ōnala \ge Perf. of ōnala \lx ONNE \mn ōna \ge perfect \lx ONO \ge This: Used with nouns in o \lx ONTSE \mn onya \ge perfect \lx ONYA \ge To strike and wound slightly on the head ; to walk at a slow pace, nodding the head. Perf. ontse; Pass. oñwa \lx OÑWA \mn onya \ge passive \lx Oō \xv Ga oō \xe there is none. Used with nouns in o \lx ŌPA \ge To strike, or hit anything so as to cause a noise ; to slap ; to clap. Pass. opiwa \xv Go ōpa diatla \xe to clap the hands \xv Go ōpa mokgosi \xe to call to a picō \lx ŌPAŌPA \ge To pulsate ; to beat, as a heart \lx OPAHALA \ge To be barren, or childless ; to be impotent. Used of man, woman, or animal \lx ŌPANYA \xv Go ōpanya diatla \xe to clap the hands together \lx ŌPAŌPÈLA \ge To pat, as a child \lx OPÈ \xv Ga go na opè \xe there is no one, there is nothing \xv Motlha opè \xe not at all, not at any time \lx OPEDISA \ge Caus. of õpèla \lx ŌPÈLA \ge To sing \xv Ba e õpèla mokgosi \xe they call for help for it \lx ŌPÈLÈLA \ge To sing to \xv Go mo õpèlèla dipakō \xe to sing his praises \lx OPISA \ge Caus. of ōpa \xv Go mo opisa tlhōgō \xe to cause his head to ache, or throb \lx OPIWA \mn ōpa \ge passive \lx OPOTSA \ge To call out to a person or animal when in search of him, he not being in sight ; to try a person by questioning him ; to ask for a thing in order to ascertain if a person has it \lx ŌRA \ge To warm oneself with, or at ; to warm oneself at a fire. Pass. ōrwa \xv Logoñ lo u ka lo ōrañ \xe the wood with which you can warm yourself \lx OREGELE \ge An organ \et (hybrid) \lx ORILE \mn ōra \ge perfect \lx ŌRWA \mn ōra \ge passive \lx OSA \sy Usa \lx OSETSA \sy Usetsa \lx OSI \ge Alone ; only \xv Modimo osi \xe God alone, God only \lx OSIWA \sy Usiwa \lx USHŌ \ge An exclamation of impatience ; tush \lx ŌTA \ge To be meagre ; to wag, or shake up and down \xv Go ōta mogatla \xe to wag a tail \lx ŌTAOTE \xv Ōtaote monwana \xe to wag a bent finger up and down in token of derision \lx ŌTÈLA \xv Go ōtèla monwana \xe to shake a finger up and down \lx OTISA \ge Caus. of ōta \lx OTLA \ge To feed ; to provide with food ; to nourish. Pass. otlwa, and otliwa \lx ŌTLA \ge To chew the cud \lx ŌTLAHALA \ge To sin \lx OTLÈGA \ge To become fed, or well nourished \lx ŌTLHA \ge To spin ; to twist by rubbing on the thigh \lx OTLIWA \mn otla \ge passive \lx ÕTLÕLOLA \ge To stretch out, as the hands \lx ŌTŌBA \ge To walk as a very weak, or tired person \lx OTSA \ge To make a chirping noise in token of dissent ; to hiss, as a snake \lx ÕTSÈLA \ge To be sleepy ; to fall asleep ; to slumber \lx Ouō \ge That. Used with nouns in o \lx OURA \ge An hour \et (hybrid) \lx PAA \ge An open, treeless plain \lx PAAKANYECO \ge A preparation for something \lx PAAKANYO \ge A preparation \lx PAANANA \ge A little plain \lx PABI \ge A grain of corn, or a mealie cracked in roasting \lx PACAMA \xv Go pacama ka sebete \xe to lie on the stomach \lx PADILE \mn pala \ge Perf. of pala \lx PADIMOSA \ge To strike with an arrow, bullet, etc., and without the missile penetrating \lx PADIMOSÈGA \ge Used of a log of firewood smouldering and the ashes falling off, but without flame \lx PADISA \mn pala \ge Caus. of pala \lx PADISHŌ \ge An obstruction \lx PAEÑ \xv Mo paeñ \xe on the plain \lx PAGAMA \ge To climb ; to mount, or ride a horse \lx PAGAME \mn pagama \ge Perf. of pagama \lx PAGAÑWA \mn pagama \ge Pass. of pagama \lx PAGOLOGA \ge To come down ; to descend from a height, to dismount \lx PAGOLOLA \ge To take down ; to unhang anything hanging up \lx PAGOLOLWA \mn pagolola \ge Pass. of pagolola \lx PAKA \ge To provide water for a long trek ; to carry water very far \lx PAKANYECO \ge See PAAKANYECO \lx PAKANYO \ge See PAAKANYO \lx PAKÔ \ge Praise ; commendation \lx PALA \sn 1 \ge A scar, as of an accidental burn \sn 2 \ge to be unmanageable, as an obstinate person ; to be unmovable, as a heavy weight ; to refuse to come when asked ; to be too much for a person \xv Go pala hèla \xe it is impossible \xv Go pala puō \xe speech can do nothing \lx PALABALÔ \ge A babbling \lx PALAMA \ge To climb \xv Go palama naga \xe to go ahead without knowing where one is going \lx PALAMANYA \ge To cause things to sit or lie one upon another \lx PALAME \mn palama \ge Perf. of palama \lx PALAMÈLA \sn 1 \ge To climb to \sn 2 \ge African mistletoe, Int \lx PALAMILE \mn palama \ge Perf. of palama \lx PALAÑWA \mn palama \ge Pass. of palama \lx PALÈLA \ge To hinder ; to balk, or frustrate ; to foil ; to be too much for \lx PALÈLWA \mn palèla \ge Pass. of palèla \lx PALÔ \ge A counting ; a reckoning ; a number \lx PALOGÔ \mn baloga \ge Noun from baloga \lx PAMPA \ge To bear false witness against \lx PAMPIRE \ge Paper \et (hybrid) \lx PANKA \sy Hanka, Int \sy Punka, Int \lx PANYA \ge To use all speed ; to hasten \xv Go panya ka sebete \xe to cause to lie on the stomach \lx PANYÈGA \xv O tla panyèga ka sebete \xe he will be lying on his stomach \lx PAOGANYA \ge To leap over, as over a gully ; to step from stone to stone, or rock to rock \lx PAOLA \ge To drive one or two animals out from the rest \lx PAPA \ge Dye from a new cloth when first washed \lx PAPADI \ge Things purchased or collected ; merchandise \lx PAPALALA \ge To be stretched out stiffly \lx PAPALATSA \ge To make tight, or rigid \xv Go papalatsa matlhō \xe to raise or fix the eyes, and look eagerly \lx PAPALÔ \ge Gain ; interest of money \lx PAPAMALA \ge To be tight or fit tightly, as a garment ; to be level, or horizontal, Int \lx PAPANA \ge To make smooth or level ; to smooth out a wet skin \lx PAPANNE \mn papana \ge Perf. of papana \lx PAPATHA \ge To pat with a hand or stone when smearing a floor \lx PAPATHÈGA \ge An exclamation used when driving a person away in anger, and regarded as a malediction or curse \lx PAPATHILE \mn papatha \ge Perf. of papatha \lx PAPATSHA \ge To beat severely with a stick or open hand \lx PAPETISHÔ \ge A baptism \et (hybrid) \lx PAPETLA \ge Flat ; to become flat \xv E papetla \xe it is flat \lx PAPETLÈGA \ge To become flattened ; to become shrivelled up, as a poor animal \lx PAPETLETSA \sy Pepetletsa \lx PAPETLISA \ge To make flat ; to cause to be flat \lx PAPIEDIWA \ge Pass. of papietsa \mn papietsa \lx PAPIÈLA \ge To press down, as meal in a measure \lx PAPISHÔ \ge A company \lx PAPOLÔ \ge A stretching out ; a crucifixion \lx PAPOSANE \ge A small side stream in a river \lx PAPUTLA \ge To go along as a blind man \lx PARAGANYA \ge To race, as a horse ; to gallop \lx PARALALA \ge To become stiff, or erect \lx PARALATSA \ge To make stiff, or erect ; to stretch out stiffly, as arms or legs \lx PARATLÈLA \ge To run away, as a wild ox \lx PASA \ge A pass \et (hybrid) \lx PATA \sn 1 \ge To accompany on a journey \sn 2 \ge A bull's penis \sy Shuba \lx PATADIKGAGANE \ge A kind of red lizard ; a fern \lx PATAGANA \ge To be joined to ; to be one with ; to be side by side ; to be yoked with \lx PATAGANCWE \ge Perf. pass. of patagana \mn patagana \xv Re patagancwè naè \xe we are united to him \lx PATAGANYA \ge To join together side by side ; to place side by side ; to couple together ; to yoke together \lx PATAGANYE \ge Perf. of patagana \mn patagana \lx PATANA \sy Kgwatlha \lx PATELECO \ge A false accusation \lx PATELEDIWA \ge Pass. of pateletsa \mn pateletsa \lx PATÈLÈLA \ge To compel ; to constrain, Int \lx PATÈLÈLÔ \ge Compulsion \lx PATELETSA \ge To accuse falsely ; to compel against one's wish \lx PATERONE \ge A pattern \et (hybrid) \lx PATIKA \sn 1 \ge To oppress ; to distress ; to do wrong to \sn 2 \ge a thin ring of beads worn below the knee, and on the neck \lx PATIKÈGA \ge To be distressed ; to be shrunk up and miserable-looking through poverty of flesh \lx PATIKÈGÔ \ge An oppression \lx PATIKÈLA \ge To drive or press into a corner or narrow space \lx PATIKÈLÈLA \ge To press upon or against, with hands or arguments \lx PATIKÔ \ge An oppressing \lx PATIKWA \ge Pass. of patika \mn patika \xv Ke patikwa ke tlala \xe I am oppressed by hunger \lx PATILWE \xv Go patilwe ke \xe to be accompanied by \lx PATISA \ge To cause to accompany \lx PATLÈLÔ \ge An open space ; a market place ; a flat, level place \lx PATLÔ \ge A seeking \lx PATOLÔ \ge An anvil \lx PATOLOGANA \ge To be parted, or separated ; to be cloven, as an ox's hoof \lx PATOLOGANYA \ge To pull open things joined together, or spliced \lx PATOLOGANYE \ge Perf. of patologana \mn patologana \xv Ditlhako tse di patologanyeñ \xe cloven hoofs \lx PATWA \ge Pass. of pata \mn pata \lx PÈBA \ge A mouse ; a house mouse \lx PEBENYÔ \ge Noun from bebenya \mn bebenya \lx PECÔ \ge A punishment ; a beating \lx PEDI \ge Two \lx PEDUÑ \xv Mo peduñ \xe in a heart \lx PÈÈLANÔ \ge A wager ; a stake ; a bet \lx PEELEDI \ge The edge round the bottom of a kaross ; the border, or hem of a garment ; a skin worn by a boyale girl under her reed skirt \lx PÈÈLÈLÔ \ge An earnest \lx PÈÈLÔ \ge A pledge ; a putting down for. Used chiefly of bewitching medicines \lx PÈGA \ge To hang up \xv Go pèga molato \xe to lay blame upon \lx PEGILE \mn pèga \ge Perf. of pèga \lx PÈGWA \mn pèga \ge Pass. of pèga \lx PEIS \ge A pimple ; a horse sore \et (hybrid) \lx PEKA \ge To adulterate ; to mix \lx PEKANCWE \ge Mixed \lx PEKANYA \ge To mix up together \lx PELA \ge A rock rabbit ; a coney \xv Ka pela \sy Ka bonakō \lx PELAÈLŌ \ge Doubt \lx PELAHALŌ \ge Boasting \lx PELE \ge Before ; first \xv Pele ga \xe in front of \xv Kwa pele \xe before \lx PELEÈGA \ge To be impudent ; to be affected ; to be uppish \lx PELEÈGŌ \ge Impudence ; affectation ; uppishness \xv Ka peleègō \xe impudently \lx PÈLÈGŌ \ge Childbirth \lx PELENYANA \mn pele \ge Dim. of pele \xv Ha pelenyana \xe a little further \lx PELESA \ge A pack-ox \lx PELESHŌ \ge A burden \lx PÈLŌ \mn PÈÈLŌ \ge See PÈÈLŌ \lx PELO \ge A heart \lx PELOCHULA \ge Evil-hearted \lx PELOECHEU \ge Clean hearted \xv O peloecheu \xe he is blameless \xv Ka peloecheu \xe willingly \lx PELOETHATA \ge Hard-hearted ; hard-heartedness \lx PELOKGALE \ge Brave ; bold \lx PELOKIMA \ge Bold ; courageous \lx PELOMPÈ \ge Proud ; daring \lx PELONAMAGADI \ge Tender-hearted ; contented \lx PELONOMI \ge Soft-hearted ; kind \lx PELONŌLŌ \ge Humble ; meek \lx PELONTLÈ \ge Pure in heart \lx PELOTELELE \ge Patient ; long-suffering \lx PELOTLHOMOGI \ge Kind ; merciful \lx PELOTSHÈTLHA \ge Envious \lx PELWANE \ge A swallow \lx PEMA \ge A bit for a pack-ox's nose \lx PENA \ge To bend back ; to be bent, as a plough handle \lx PENAMA \ge To bend back, or slope backwards \lx PENAME \mn penama \ge Perf. of penama \lx PÈNE \ge A penny ; a pen \et (hybrid) \lx PENÈGA \ge To become bent back \lx PENOGA \ge To become bent straight ; to lean back ; to straighten a thing that is bent back ; to become visible \lx PENOLA \ge To bend back much, as the covers of a book when bent so as to break the back of it ; to make visible, so that all can see \lx PENOLOGA \ge To become spread out, or widely extended, as an overflowing river, very large eyes, etc \lx PENOLOGÈLA \ge To spread out to \lx PEO \ge A seed \lx PÈŌ \ge A laying on ; a putting on ; a placing on \lx PEOLWANE \ge A swallow \lx PEPEDUMA \ge To talk indistinctly ; to mumble \lx PÈPÈNA \ge To make conspicuous ; to set out conspicuously, as a trader his goods ; to rivet, as a bolt \lx PEPENENEÑ \ge An open space ; the open \xv Mo pepeneneñ \xe openly \lx PEPENNE \mn pèpèna \ge Perf. of pèpèna \lx PÈPÈNTSHA \ge To cause to be conspicuous \lx PÈPÈNWA \ge To be conspicuous ; to be manifest \lx PEPENWE \mn pèpènwa \ge Perf. of pèpènwa \lx PEPETLÈGA \sy Papetlèga \lx PEPETLECO \mn pepetletsa \ge Noun from pepetletsa \lx PEPETLETSA \ge To drive slowly or carefully ; to attend carefully to \lx PÈRÈKO \ge Work \et (hybrid) \lx PERELA \ge A pearl \et (hybrid) \lx PEREPETSA \sy Lèlèka \xv Kgomo ea perepetsa \sy mokwele \lx PEROFESA \ge To prophesy \et (hybrid) \lx PEROFESHŌ \ge A prophecy \et (hybrid) \lx PESECO \sy Leishō \xv Ntlo ea peseco \xe an oven \lx PESHŌ \ge A roasting \lx PETEKETSA \ge To talk so fast as not to be understood \lx PÈTLÈKA \ge To open, as a book, or the hands \lx PETLÔ \ge An adze ; an instrument for scraping skins \lx PETLOSA \ge To open an eyelid with the fingers \lx PETŌ \ge A choking ; a strangling \lx PETSANA \ge A colt ; a young horse \lx PÈTSANA \sy Petsana \lx PEULWANE \ge See PEOLWANE \lx PEU \ge See PEO \lx PEUÑ \xv Mo peuñ \xe in a seed \lx PEYANA \ge A child's penis \lx PEYENYANA \sy Pelenyana \lx PHACOLA \ge To be wilfully foolish \lx PHACHA \ge A garden ploughed for a chief \lx PHACHAKANYA \ge To dabble in water with the hands ; to splash water about with feet, as a horse, or with hands, as a child \lx PHACHANYA \sy Phachakanya \lx PHACHWA \ge Black and white, large pattern. Used of an ox \lx PHACHWANA \mn phachwa \ge Fem. of phachwa \lx PHADIMOGA \ge To pass over quickly, as a passing shower ; to jump to one side ; to shy \lx PHADIMOLA \ge To look at, and take the eyes away quickly ; to run off quickly, as the water of a passing shower ; to startle ; to cause to jump to one side, or shy \lx PHAGÈ \ge A wild cat \lx PHAGÈLA \ge To rush upon ; to commence an attack \lx PHAGÈLÈLA \ge To rush at, or upon \lx PHAHA \ge A vessel for keeping beer in \lx PHAHANA \ge A small phaha ; a drinking cup \lx PHAHÈ \sy Phagè \lx PHAILA \ge To give a side blow with open hand ; to remove with a sweep of the open hand ; to drive oxen to one side away from others ; to fall, as the first rain of the season \lx PHAITSE \mn phaila \ge Perf. of phaila \xv Pula e phaitse \xe the first rain has fallen \lx PHAKA \ge To place a piece of wood on two other pieces horizontally \lx PHAKALANE \ge A kind of small hawk or falcon \lx PHAKALÈGA \ge To be placed across, or lie across, as a piece of wood on the top of two other pieces standing a distance apart \lx PHAKALÈGŌ \ge A piece of wood placed across others at the top ; a cross-beam or pole \lx PHAKŌ \sn 1 \ge A wall plate ; a pole on which rafters rest \xv Phakō ea moyakō \xe the lintel of a door \sn 2 \ge Flattery ; praise. From baka \lx PHALA \ge A kind of red antelope ; a roebuck ; a kind of flute \sy Gaisa \lx PHALADI \ge A dispersion \lx PHALALŌ \ge Used for contributions for spreading God's word \lx PHALANA \ge A small phala ; a horn for blowing \lx PHALANE \ge Month of October \lx PHALŌ \ge Noun from hala \lx PHALOGA \ge To be broken at the stem or joint, as a hanging branch ; to leave others and go off by oneself. Used of a person or animal \lx PHALOLA \ge To break off a branch at the stem, or a twig from a branch \lx PHALOLÔ \ge An escaping ; an escape. From halola \lx PHAMOGA \ge To turn the head away hastily ; to turn away the head, but still remain \lx PHAMOLA \ge To snatch \lx PHAMOLWA \mn phamola \ge Pass. of phamola \lx PHAMPHANYÈGA \ge To become cracked, as a wall, board, etc \lx PHANTLA \ge To spread abroad, as a swarm of locusts ; to scatter, or become scattered over a wide space \lx PHANTLISA \ge Caus. of phantla \lx PHANTSE \mn phanya \ge perfect \lx PHANTSHA \ge To speak out freely and without fear \xv Go phantsha matlhō \xe to open the eyes wide \lx PHANYA \ge To burst actively ; to crack \lx PHANYÈGA \ge To become burst ; to be cracked. Used of a wooden vessel, skin sack, etc. ; to die suddenly \lx PHAÑ \ge A pointed stick for making holes, or digging with \lx PHAOLOGA \ge To speak something different, or take a different position from others in a conversation or dispute ; to appear as a wanderer coming no one knows where from \lx PHAPAANŌ \ge A course or turn \lx PHAPHALALA \ge To be a little dry, or very dry, as the ground, a cloth, etc. ; to be dry, as a thirsty mouth ; to be dry, as an empty milk sack \sy Rurubala \lx PHAPHALATSA \ge To cause to dry, as by putting a thing in the sun ; to rub a thing till it is slightly dry ; to make dry, as a wound or sore \lx PHAPHAMA \ge To flutter, as hanging clothes, or chaff blown away by the wind ; to be hasty \lx PHAPHAMISA \ge Caus. of phaphama \lx PHAPHASÈLA \ge To flutter, as a fowl on being caught ; to quiver, or vibrate, as the wings of a hawk about to pounce, or the limbs of a person dancing \lx PHAPHAULECO \xv Ka phaphauleco \xe at a venture \lx PHAPHAULETSA \ge To go on, not knowing whither ; to be as a fool, not knowing what one does ; to do a rash thing unthinkingly ; to venture in ignorance \xv Ke phaphauletsa ke go re \xe I venture to say \lx PHAPHI \ge A piece of wood, etc., cut off another lengthwise \lx PHAPOGŌ \ge A turning aside \xv Mosadi oa phapogō \xe a woman having her courses \lx PHARA \ge To throw clay, or dung ; to throw mud at. Used also metaphorically, as in English \lx PHARAGANYANE \ge A small opening between stones or rocks \lx PHARAGAÑ \ge A small cleft in a rock or between stones \lx PHARAGATLANA \ge To force one's way in ; to break in upon \xv Ke tla pharagatlana mo go bōna \xe I will break in upon them \lx PHARAMA \ge To sink, or fall down, as an animal from weakness, or a person from fright ; to lose one's presence of mind from fright \lx PHARE \ge A lohare bone used as a trumpet \lx PHARIÑ \ge A kind of small lizard, lnt \lx PHARITLHA \ge To creep or crawl fast on hands and knees ; to go on the hands and feet without the body touching the ground \lx PHAROLOGANYŌ \ge A distinction. From harologanya \lx PHATA \ge An opening for a path between two hills ; the open space between two doorposts \lx PHATANA \ge A small phata \lx PHATÈ \ge A skin for sleeping on ; a mattress \lx PHATÈGŌ \ge Clay for plastering with \lx PHATLA \ge A forehead ; a brow ; a mountain brow \xv Namane ea phatla \xe a calf drinking from two cows \lx PHATLAKANYA \ge To dash in pieces ; to burst out in speech fearless of anybody \lx PHATLAKANYŌ \xv Go bua ka phatlakanyō \xe to speak plainly and without fear \lx PHATLALACŌ \ge A dispersing ; a being dispersed \lx PHATLALALŌ \ge A dispersing \lx PHATLALATSA \ge To disperse actively ; to cause to disperse \lx PHATLALECWE \xv Re phatlalecwe ke batho \xe the people have left us \lx PHATLHA \ge An opening or gap among trees, or in a hedge \lx PHATLOGA \ge To die suddenly from some unknown cause ; to become rent \sy Kakabologa \xv Go phatloga pelo \xe to become broken-hearted \lx PHATLOLA \ge To pull asunder, as a split stick ; to cut asunder lengthwise \xv Go phatlola pelo \xe to break the heart \lx PHATOGÔ \ge A crack \lx PHATSA \ge A chip ; a splinter ; a piece of wood cut off lengthwise ; a small piece inserted in the tip of an arrow \lx PHATSHIMA \ge To shine, as iron, etc. ; to glitter \lx PHATSIMA \sy Phatshima \lx PHATSHIMÈLA \ge To shine upon \lx PHATWE \ge The month of August \lx PHECO \ge A completion ; a finishing \lx PHECOGA \ge To become changed ; to become reversed ; to become altered \lx PHECOLA \ge To invert ; to turn upside down ; to reverse ; to roll a thing over on to its other side \lx PHEDILE \mn Phela \ge Perf. of Phela \lx PHEDISA \mn phela \ge Caus. of phela \lx PHEGÈLÔ \ge A sighing ; a panting \lx PHÈGÈLÔ \sy Phegèlō \lx PHEGUCÔ \mn phegutsa \ge Noun from phegutsa \lx PHEHÔ \ge Wind ; air \lx PHEKA \ge To hold a goat's leg under one's knee when milking her \lx PHEKAGANYA \ge To lay across, as a bird sticks across its nest ; to hold a stick across the shoulders behind \lx PHEKALALA \ge To lie across, as a batten on a door ; to lie across a path \lx PHEKALÈGA \ge To lean to, as a Secwana door \lx PHEKALÈGÔ \mn phekalèga \ge Noun from phekalèga \lx PHEKALETSE \mn phekalala \ge Perf. of phekalala \xv Lo phekaletse mo lomatiñ \xe it lies straight across the plank \lx PHEKAMA \ge To lean ; to slant ; to be oblique \lx PHEKAME \mn phekama \ge Perf. of phekama \lx PHEKAMISA \mn phekama \ge Caus. of phekama \lx PHEKE \sy Seheke \lx PHEKÈGA \ge To hold a thing in a slanting position \xv Go phekèga logoñ \xe to hold the wood on a slant \lx PHEKÈLA \ge A flying chip \lx PHEKÈLÔ \xv Phekèlō ea bogamō \xe the place on a cow's side where the milker puts his head \xv Phekèlō ea bodimo \xe the opposite side of a cow to that on which a milker sits \lx PHEKO \ge A charm \lx PHEKOLA \ge To rub medicines on a face, the wall of a house, etc \lx PHELA \ge To survive \lx PHELAMELAO \ge A neglecter, or despiser of warnings \lx PHELEA \ge To have an impediment in speech as if the tongue were too large \lx PHELEGECO \mn helegetsa \ge Noun from helegetsa \lx PHELEHU \sy Pheleu \lx PHELEKA \xv Go pheleka pnō \xe to speak in parables, or so as not to be understood \lx PHELEU \ge A male sheep ; a ram \lx PHELWANE \ge A swallow \lx PHEMELÔ \ge A defence \lx PHEMÔ \ge A defence \lx PHENYO \ge A conquest ; a victory \lx PHENYOÑ \xv Mo phenyoñ \xe in conquest \lx PHEÔ \mn hea \ge Noun from hea ; a conviction ; a convincing ; a word victory \lx PHÈPA \sn 1 \ge To be clean, or clear ; to be pure ; to be healthy ; to be guiltless, faultless, or innocent \sn 2 \ge A little light, as of moon or stars, or at dawn or evening time \sn 3 \ge The dung of a crocodile, Int \xv O phèpa \xe he is light-coloured \lx PHÈPAHALA \ge To become a little light ; to be clear, as stars \lx PHÈPAHALŌ \ge Early in the morning ; dawn ; morning twilight \lx PHÈPHA \ge To be weak from sickness, or poverty of flesh \xv Go phèpha marapō \xe to be poor in flesh, or feeble \lx PHEPHEN \ge A scorpion \lx PHEPISA \xv Go ntsha phepisa \xe to go about indecently exposed. Used of a woman \lx PHÈRA \ge A solitary male wildebeest, or buffalo, Int \xv Ke phèra hèla \xe it is only a little bit that I have. Spoken in response to a beggar of tobacco \lx PHERAMA \sy Pharama, Int \lx PHÈRANYANA \sy Phèra in its second meaning \lx PHERETLHÈGŌ \ge A disturbance \lx PHERETLHŌ \ge An insurrection ; a disturbance ; a stir \lx PHETAKAPENYANA \ge A sharp, or active one ; active ; sharp \lx PHETÈ \ge An infection ; a contagion ; infectious ; contagious \lx PHETÈLŌ \ge An abortion \lx PHETHAKGANA \ge To turn on one side ; to roll, or toss from side to side, as a sick person ; to be deceitful \lx PHETHAKGANŌ \ge A rolling ; a tossing \lx PHETHAKGANYA \ge To turn things topsy turvy \lx PHETHÈKGANA \sy Phethakgana \lx PHETLA \ge A swift, Int \lx PHÈTLHÈLA \ge An iron tool for boring with ; an augur \lx PHETLHWANE \ge A trap, Int \lx PHETLOGA \ge Dim. Used of eyes, Int \lx PHETOGŌ \ge A change ; a being changed \lx PHETOLŌ \ge A changing ; an interpretation ; an answer \lx PHETŌ \ge A passing over ; a passing by \lx PHIHADU \ge Black. Used of cattle \lx PHIHALŌ \ge Darkness ; an eclipse \lx PHIHIHALŌ \ge Darkness \lx PHIKA \ge To continue a long time. Used of rain \xv Phika kgolo \xe a very large snake; a water serpent \lx PHIKAMA \ge To be dense, as a swarm of locusts ; to be very numerous, as a crowd of people \lx PHILŌ \sy Phiō \lx PHIMOLA \ge To wipe ; to wipe off ; to blot out \lx PHINYA \ge To exude wind \lx PHINYECO \ge The junction of the leg and body. Used as a curse \lx PHIŌ \ge A kidney \lx PHIRI \ge A wolf ; a hyena. Part. o \lx PHIRICHWANA \ge A small wolf \lx PHIRIMA \ge To set. Used of the sun \lx PHIRIMILE \mn phirima \ge Perf. of phirima \lx PHIRIMILECWE \xv Ke phirimilecwe ke letsatsi ke sa ea kwa nokeñ \xe the sun set as I was going to the river \lx PHISÈGŌ \ge Noun from hisèga \lx PHISHŌ \ge A burning \lx PHITLHŌ \ge A burial ; a funeral \lx PHITSANA \ge A wolf cub \lx PHITSÈGA \ge To become sprained ; to be bruised, or broken, as a reed rubbing against another \lx PHITSISA \ge To kill an insect by rubbing it between the fingers \lx PHOA \ge To become blistered \lx PHODISHŌ \ge A curing ; a healing \lx PHOGO \ge The top of a head ; the crown of a head \lx PHOGUTSÈGA \ge To scold very much ; to continue to scold \lx PHOHŌ \ge A flying \lx PHOHOMŌ \ge A fulness \lx PHOHONYECO \ge A whispering \lx PHOHU \ge An eland \xv Nōga ea phohu \xe a yellowish snake, not very poisonous \lx PHOISA \ge To cause to become blistered \lx PHOHA \ge A moth that eats stored corn \lx PHOKA \sn 1 \ge To foam, or froth, as milk in a pail \xv Go phoka mashulō \xe to foam at the mouth \sn 2 \ge To stand out, as little tufts on a well-brayed skin \xv Go phoka hèla \xe Used of a morning when there is but little dew \lx PHOKELÈLA \ge To talk loudly, or rave, as a drunken man \lx PHOKISA \mn phoka \ge Caus. of phoka \lx PHOKO \ge News ; fame \lx PHŌKŌ \ge A he-goat \lx PHOKOCÔ \ge Subtraction \lx PHOKOYANE \ge A little silver jackall \lx PHOKOYÈ \ge A silver jackall \lx PHÔKWANA \ge A young he-goat \lx PHOLA \sn 1 \ge To jump down ; to jump off ; to dismount \sn 2 \ge A side hole, or chamber in a ground squirrel's hole \lx PHOLEA \ge To wander hither and thither \lx PHOLETHA \ge To wander, not knowing where one goes \lx PHOLO \ge A large male animal ; a large ox \lx PHOLÔ \ge Health ; soundness \lx PHOLODISHŌ \ge An abortion. Used of animals \lx PHOLOGA \ge To be helped with food ; to live by being provided with food \lx PHOLOGÔ \ge A descent ; a descending. From hologa \lx PHŌLŌHŌCHWANA \ge A little phōlōhōlō \lx PHŌLŌHŌLŌ \ge A wild animal ; a wild beast having hoofs like those of a goat \lx PHOLOLÈLA \ge To enter on one side and come out at another \lx PHOLOLETSA \ge To pierce so as to come out on the other side \lx PHOLWANA \ge A young ox older than a mogatèlō \lx PHOMA \ge To push in or down, as earth off a bank \lx PHOMÈGÈLA \ge To fall in or down, as earth pushed into a hole with a spade ; to assault, or take by storm \lx PHOMÈLA \ge To be quarrelsome ; to provoke a quarrel \lx PHOMOSETSA \xv Di tla phomosetsa mbu \xe Used of cattle tramping soil into a drinking-hole \lx PHONI \ge A cheek-bone \lx PHOPHAMA \sn 1 \ge To be unable to continue a journey or to return, through loss of oxen. Not used of setting out \sn 2 \ge To cower, or huddle oneself up, Int \lx PHOPHELETSA \ge To fill up anything that was nearly full \lx PHOPHI \sy Thothi \lx PHORAPHORA \ge To pull about, as in petting \lx PHORÈGÔ \ge Self-esteem \lx PHORI \ge Rust in corn \lx PHORŌ \ge Deceit \xv Ditihō tsa phorō \xe deceitful acts. From hora \lx PHÔRÔ \ge A curling. From hōra \lx PHOROMA \ge To find a hiding person ; to detect, or find out, as evil. Pass. phoroñwa \lx PHOROMETSA \ge To pour out liquid in a stream with a rushing noise \lx PHOROMILWE \mn phoroma \ge Perf. pass. of phoroma \xv O phoromilwe mo boakeñ \xe he has been detected in adultery \lx PHOROÑWA \mn phoroma \ge Pass. of phoroma \lx PHOSHÔ \ge A miss at a mark ; a failure ; a failure of memory, etc. From hosa \lx PHOTI \ge A vaal buck \lx PHOTHA \ge To beat out ; to thresh ; to thresh with oxen \lx PHÔTHA \ge To grow up high, as corn before the grain appears \lx PHOTHOMETSA \ge To pour out liquid with a noise \lx PHÔTHÔSELA \ge To murmur, as water flowing down a cascade \lx PHÔTLHA \sy Phatlha, Int \lx PHOTLOKU \xv Pitsa photloku \xe the pot is full \lx PHOTLOKANA \sy Photloku \lx PHOTONONO \ge An insect, or beetle that eats growing corn \lx PHOTOÑWANE \ge The muscle or ball of flesh in an arm above the elbow, or in the front leg of an animal \lx PHOTSA \ge To rub threads of sinew between the hands ; to abort in the earlier months of pregnancy. Used of a woman \lx PHOTSANA \ge A young photi \lx PHOTSÈGA \ge To come out suddenly ; to make a sudden appearance ; to rush out, as a startled hare, etc \lx PHOUHOLOGA \ge A recovering of sight \lx PHOUMÈLA \ge To be rash or precipitate in word or action ; to rush in as a fool \lx PHOUMETSA \ge To pour out in a stream, as from a bucket \lx PHUA \ge To beat a skin with hand or stick in order to get out the dust \lx PHUAGANA \ge To fall down, as a weak person, or a light thing \lx PHUAGANYA \ge To cause to fall down, as a weak person ; to throw down, as a light thing \lx PHUCÔ \ge A curse ; a devoting to harm \et From hutsa \lx PHUDUÈGÔ \ge A commotion ; a tumult \lx PHUDUHUDU \ge A small antelope ; a stembuck \lx PHUÈGA \ge To be very tired ; to be exhausted ; to be weak from sickness, etc \lx PHUHA \ge The flower of a bulb \xv Phuha ea shōma \xe the flower of a leshōma bulb \lx PHUHI \sy Phuba \lx PHUKWANE \xv O phukwane \xe she has conceived without previous menstruation \xv E phukwane \xe it has conceived while still very young \lx PHULARÔ \ge A succession ; a course \lx PHULÔ \ge Noun from hula \lx PHUMUSA \sy Thelesa \lx PHUMUSETSA \sy Thelesetsa \lx PHUMUSETSANYA \sy Thelesetsanya \lx PHUMUSHÔ \sy Theleshō \lx PHUNTSE \mn phunya \ge Perf. of phunya \lx PHUNYA \ge To pierce ; to break into, as a house. Perf. phuntse. Pass. phuñwa \lx PHUNYÈGA \ge To become pierced ; to burst out with angry speech ; to pour out a torrent of scolding words \lx PHUÑWA \mn phunya \ge Pass. of phunya \lx PHUPU \ge A tomb ; a filled up grave \lx PHURA \sy Hura \lx PHURANYÔ \ge Noun from huranya \lx PHUTHA \ge To gather together in an active sense ; to collect \lx PHUTHAKA \ge To collect thoroughly \lx PHUTHAKANYA \ge To collect very many things \lx PHUTHÈGA \ge To become gathered together ; to assemble \lx PHUTHÈGÈLA \ge To gather into ; to gather together to \lx PHUTHEGILE \mn phuthèga \ge Perf. of phuthèga \lx PHUTHÈGÔ \ge An assembly ; a gathering ; a church \lx PHUTHOLOGA \ge To become spread out \lx PHUTHOLOGÔ \ge A spreading out \lx PHUTHOLOLA \ge To spread out ; to explain ; to translate \lx PHUTHUMETSA \sy Phothometsa \lx PHUTSAHALÔ \sy Khutsahalō \lx PHUTSANYÔ \ge A cursing of each other \lx PICÔ \ge A calling ; a public meeting called by a chief \lx PIDIANYA \ge To gather together a large number of things ; to kill numbers of wild animals \lx PIHŌ \ge Noun from biha \lx PILA \sy Sentlè, or Bontlè \xv Sula pila \xe Sala sentlè \lx PILŌ \ge A black patch of burnt grass \lx PINA \ge A tune ; a song ; a tune to dance to ; a dance \lx PINAGARE \sy Lekotwana \ge A pillar or centre piece on which all the rest depend \lx PINŌ \ge A dance ; a dancing \lx PIPIETSA \ge To alter purposely and knowingly what one has heard, when relating it \lx PIPITLA \ge To keep back part of a story ; to fail to tell all the news \lx PIPITLWA \mn pipitla \ge passive of pipitla \lx PIPOLOLŌ \ge Noun from bipolola \lx PIRIGANA \ge To fall, as a heavy body \lx PIRIGANTSÈ \mn piriganya \ge perfect of piriganya \lx PIRIGANYA \ge To dash, throw, or knock down. Used chiefly of heavy things \lx PIRWA \ge Black. Used of a male sheep \lx PIRWANA \mn pirwa \ge Fem. of pirwa \lx PITIÈLA \ge A piece cut out as a patch ; a patch before it is sewn in \lx PITIÈLŌ \ge A patch after it is sewn in ; a concealment of murder, etc \lx PITIKA \ge To turn a thing over, moving it from its former place \lx PITIKOLOGA \ge To be turned over \lx PITIKOLOLA \ge To turn a thing over, not moving it from its former place ; to turn a thing over or round while holding it in the hands \lx PITLA \ge To squeeze between the hands or fingers ; to crush, as two people one between them \lx PITLAGANA \ge To be crowded ; to be crushed ; to be in a difficulty \lx PITLAGANCWE \xv O pitlagancwe ke \xe he is distressed by \lx PITLAGANŌ \ge A crush ; a difficulty \lx PITLAGANTSÈ \mn pitlaganya \ge perfect of pitlaganya \lx PITLAGANYA \ge To crush together ; to squeeze together ; to press upon \lx PITLÈLÈLA \ge To press upon ; to crush \lx PITLELETSA \xv Go pitleletsa ka mmele \xe to press upon with the body \lx PITLOLOSA \ge To enlarge ; to make larger by removing a hindrance \lx PITLONOSA \sy Pitlolosa \lx PITSA \ge A pot \lx PITSANA \ge A little pot ; a saucepan \lx PITSE \ge A horse ; a zebra \lx PÔ \ge See Pōō \lx POA \ge A widespreading, treeless, flat country \lx PŌANA \ge A young bull \lx PŌANE \ge The month of September \lx POBOLŌ \ge A sickness \lx POBORANŌ \ge Fear \lx POCŌ \ge A question \lx PODI \ge A goat \lx PODILE \ge A nasty smelling beetle \lx PODISA \ge First ripe fruit \lx PODISHŌ \ge A decaying \lx PODUHALŌ \ge Idleness ; slothfulness \xv Motho oa poduhalō \xe an idle person \lx POEŌ \ge A returning \lx POGŌ \ge An enduring ; a suffering \lx POGISHŌ \ge Persecution ; oppression \lx PÕHÈLÈLŌ \ge Noun from bōhèlèla \lx POICHŌ \ge Terror ; fear \lx POIHŌ \ge Fear \lx POITSHEGŌ \ge Dreadfulness \lx PŌKŌLÈLŌ \ge An animal's death cry \lx POLAŌ \ge A killing ; a murder ; a slaughter \lx POLEDI \sy Polèlō \lx POLÈLÈLŌPELE \ge A promise \lx POLÈLŌ \ge A telling ; a promise \lx POLO \ge A large kind of iguana living in or near water \lx PŌLŌ \ge A penis. Used as a curse \lx POLOA \ge To gather, in sewing \et (hybrid) \lx POLOI \ge A gathering in sewing \et (hybrid) \lx POLOKÈGŌ \ge A safe keeping ; a being saved \lx POLOKĒLŌ \ge A place of safety ; a garner \lx POLOKŌ \ge Safety ; salvation \lx POMA \ge To divide ; to cut off \lx POMOGÈLA \ge To assault with the tongue ; to insult \lx PÕNALŌ \ge An appearance \lx PŌNALÈGŌ \ge Noun from bōnalèga \lx PŌNATSHÈGŌ \ge Openly ; an appearing \lx PŌNŌ \ge Sight \lx PONOÑ \xv Mo ponoñ \xe in sight ; visible \lx PONYÈGA \ge To burst forth in song or speech \xv Ponyèga \xe out with it \lx PŌNYÈGA \sy Ponyèga \ge Int \lx PONYŌ \ge A twinkling ; a winking \xv Ka ponyō ea leitlhō \xe in a moment ; instantly \lx POÑWA \ge passive \mn poma \lx PŌŌ \ge A bull \lx POPAMŌ \ge Thinness from hunger \lx POPÈGŌ \ge A condition, or formation ; the habit or nature with which a person was born \lx POPÈLŌ \ge A woman's womb \lx POPÈLÈLŌ \ge A row, one coming after another \lx POPŌ \ge A creation ; a natural habit or formation \lx PÕPŌ \ge A threatening \lx POPOA \ge To punish slightly by tapping, or slapping \lx POPOMA \ge To swell ; to rise in swelling ; to bulge out, as a badly folded thing ; a swelling ; something raised above its surroundings \lx POPOMALA \ge To swell, as a dead animal ; to rise high, as a full river \lx POPOTHA \ge To shake a thing about in order to get out dust \lx PŌPŌTLA \ge To bother by talking much ; to continue to talk when others are silent ; to continue to eat when others have finished \lx PÕRÕPÕTLHA \ge To leak much, as a house in which the pattering of dropping water is heard \lx PŌRŌTLA \ge To leak, as a pot or wooden vessel \lx PŌRŌTLÈLA \ge To continue talking ; to talk without end \lx PŌTA \ge To go round a thing \xv Go ba pōta ka kwa moragō \xe to go round behind them \lx PŌTÈLA \ge To rub rheims or skins between the hands with a grinding or revolving movement when braying \lx POTILE \ge perfect \mn pōta \lx POTLAKA \ge To hurry ; to be in eager haste ; to be confused through haste ; to bother oneself about \lx POTLAKÈLA \ge To hasten for, or to \lx POTLAKISA \ge To cause to hurry, as by speaking to \lx POTLAKŌ \ge Hurry ; eager haste \lx PŌTLANA \ge Small ; few. Used with nouns whose particle is e \lx POTOKANA \ge To fall down to the ground \lx POTOKANYA \ge To cause to fall ; to let fall \lx POTOKWE \ge A roll ; anything rolled up tightly \xv E potokwe \xe it is round. Used of a rod, etc \lx POTOLOGA \ge To go round an object ; to make a circuit ; to compass ; to walk round ; to be round about \lx POTOLOGILE \xv Lorakō lo lo potologileñ motse \xe the wall which encompasses the town \lx POTOLOGWA \ge passive \mn potologa \lx POTOLOSA \ge To cause to go round, etc \lx POTONOGA \sy Potologa \lx POTONOSA \sy Potolosa \lx POTSANE \ge A kid \xv Nōga ea potsane \xe a mythical large water serpent, said to bleat like a kid \lx POUNAMA \ge A lip \lx PUANE \sy Tlhoro \lx PUANŌ \ge A conversation \lx PUBAGADI \ge A small dice \lx PUCŌ \ge Noun from bucwa \lx PUCWA \sy Pududu \lx PUDUCWANA \ge Fem. of pududu \lx PUDUCHÔ \ge A gleaning of grain \lx PUDUDU \ge Dark blue \lx PUDUHUDU \ge See PHUDUHUDU \lx PUDULÔ \ge A blast. Used of breath \lx PUDULOGÔ \ge A swelling \lx PUDUMO \ge A blue wildebeest \xv Ntsi ea pudumo \xe a black mason bee \lx PUDUÑWANA \ge A kind of small bird destructive to corn \lx PUÈLÈGÔ \ge Noun from buèlèga \lx PULA \ge Rain \lx PUNKA \ge Strong, Int \lx PUNÔ \ge Noun from buna \lx PUÔ \ge Speech \lx PUPURA \ge To chew hard substances, as pips, etc \lx PURAPURA \ge Purple \et (hybrid) \lx PUSHÔ \ge A reign ; a reigning ; part of a kingdom \lx PUSHOLOSHÔ \ge Vengeance \lx PUTLA \ge To seek in many places ; to give a side blow ; to strike with a stick ; to poke with a horn from side to side \lx PUTLAPUTLA \ge To seek about very much \lx PUTLÈLA \ge A half or part of a broken spear handle. Used also of a broken stick, axe handle, etc \lx PUTUKA \ge To bring, or add together, as different droves of cattle \lx PUTUKANYA \ge To pass quickly from one work to another ; to press with a variety of arguments \lx PUTUKELÈLA \ge To press upon, or overcome with arguments ; to press upon, or push up into a corner or narrow space \lx RA \sn 1 \ge Father of ; father-in-law of. Used of a woman's father-in-law only \sn 2 \ge Shortened form of raea, to say \xv A u ra nna \xe do you say me? do you mean me \lx RAANA \ge To say to each other \lx RABANYA \ge To dash down and break \xv Go rabanya tlhōgō \xe to break the head \lx RABÈLA \ge To shadow, Int \lx RADILE \ge perfect \mn rala \lx RAEA \ge To say ; to say to ; to mean ; to smear medicines on a wall, roof, etc \xv Go raea lehatshe \xe to place doctored sticks, etc., in the paths, etc., as a protection from enemies \lx RAÈLA \ge To tempt ; to ensnare in speech ; to poison water, food, etc \lx RAÈLWA \ge passive \mn raèla \lx RAETSE \ge perfect \mn raèla \lx RAGA \ge To kick out backwards, or forwards \lx RAGAKANYA \ge To kick out in all directions \lx RAGO \ge Thy father \lx RAGOGA \ge To run very fast ; to run with all the might \lx RAGOGÈLA \xv O la a mo ragogèla \xe he ran at him \lx RAGOLA \ge To rush at an animal and drive it from others ; to cut with a jerking movement upwards ; to hough, or cut an animal's sinews \lx RAGWÈ \ge His father ; her father ; her father-in-law. Used only of a woman in the latter sense \lx RAHA \ge To take out of a thing or place ; to take minerals out of a mine, corn out of a sack, etc. ; to take out and put in a vessel, as food \lx RAHÈLA \ge To take out for \xv Go ba rahèla diyō \xe to dish food for them \lx RAHOLA \ge To take the first food out of a pot for a superior person ; to separate, or take out little by little ; to divide cattle into small lots for drinking \lx RAHOTSANYA \ge To go out one after another with short intervals between ; to follow in succession \lx RAKA \ge To arrive before the time ; to precede ; to arrive before, taking a different route ; to be before in doing or saying \xv Go raka mariga \xe to arrive before winter \xv Ba le ba raka Yesu kwa moseya \xe they met Jesus on the other side \xv O la a mo raka ka go bua \xe he met him by speaking first; he spake first unto him \xv Go raka kgomo \xe to arrive before the ox \lx RAKADI \ge A solitary male wildebeest, Int \lx RAKANA \ge To meet by coming across ; to arrive or meet together having taken different routes \lx RAKANÈLA \ge To meet at \xv Re tla rakanèla kwa Tauñ \xe we will arrive together at Tauñ; we will meet at Tauñ \lx RAKGADI \ge An uncle by marriage ; an aunt ; a father's sister ; a father's sister's husband \lx RALA \ge To draw a straight line ; to cut a straight line, as in skinning an animal ; to go in a straight line ; to be consistent \lx RALALA \ge To pass through ; to go from place to place ; to go about ; to visit a wife at her father's house \lx RALALARALALA \ge To go through and through a land \lx RALALÈLA \ge To live with a wife, or visit her at her father's house \lx RALALWA \mn ralala \ge Pass. of ralala \lx RALOKA \sy Ralotsa \lx RALOTSA \ge To run about, as calves at play \lx RAMATLA \ge To begin to walk, Int \lx RAMOGOLO \ge An uncle ; a father's elder brother \lx RANOLA \ge To speak with preciseness ; to speak out plainly, as one not wishing to deceive ; to make plain in speaking or writing \lx RANYA \ge To walk stealthily in a stooping posture ; to break anything with a molamu, etc. ; to make marks on the body ; to tattoo the body \lx RAÑWANE \ge My uncle ; my father's younger brother \lx RAPALALA \ge To go across a path, or across a country ; to lie, or be stretched across, as a string, a batten on a door, etc \xv A bo rapalalè le lomati \xe let it lie straight across the plank \lx RAPALANA \sy Rapèlana \lx RAPALATSA \mn rapalala \ge Caus. of rapalala \lx RAPALÈGA \ge To be placed crosswise, either straight or slanting \lx RAPAMA \ge To recline, or lie on the side ; to cut across, or go by a short route \xv Go rapama le lehatshe \xe to go across the country \xv Go rapama ka sebete leha e le ka nōka \xe to recline on the stomach or the hip \lx RAPAME \mn rapama \ge Perf. of rapama \lx RAPAMÈLA \xv Ke tla rapamèla tsela \xe I will cut across to the path \xv Ke le ka rapamèla rure ha hatshe \xe I was prostrate on the floor \lx RAPAMISA \mn rapama \ge Caus. of rapama \lx RAPAMOLOGA \ge To get up from lying on the side \lx RAPÈGA \ge To be lying on the side \xv A a rapègè ha hatshe \xe let him lie down on his side \lx RAPÈLA \ge To pray ; to entreat \lx RAPÈLANA \ge To pray for each other \lx RAPÈLÈSEGA \ge To become entreated \lx RARA \ge A father, a woman's father-in-law ; to approach and retreat from, as in dancing ; to spin, as a spider its web ; to interweave \lx RARAANYELETSA \ge To accuse falsely \lx RARAANYETSA \ge To tell falsehoods ; to publish false stories \lx RARABOLOGA \ge To become unravelled, or explained \lx RARABOLOGÈLWA \ge To come to oneself, as one demented \lx RARABOLOLWA \ge To unravel ; to explain \lx RARANA \ge To become intertwined, or twisted together ; to be able to walk about after sickness \lx RARANYA \ge To intertwine \lx RARANYE \mn rarana \ge Perf. of rarana \lx RAROLOGANYA \sy Harologanya \lx RESEPHIPHI \ge Gonorrhœa, Int \lx RATA \ge To love ; to like ; to wish \xv Go rata ga gagwè \xe his will \lx RATÈGA \ge To become loved ; to be beloved ; to be precious \lx RATÈLA \ge To approach stealthily \lx RATHA \ge To chop ; to cut off an ox's head \lx RATHOLA \ge To make much beer \lx RATLALALA \ge To speak, sing, or cry in concert ; to shout out altogether, as an excited crowd \lx RE \sn 1 \ge We ; Us \sn 2 \ge When \xv A re a bua \xe when he spoke \sn 3 \ge Shortened form of raea \mn raea \xv Ke le ka re \xe I said \lx REBOLA \ge To set free, as a servant whose time is up ; to release ; to emancipate ; to restore, or give back ; to pay back \lx REBOLÈLA \sy Gololèla \ge to give back to \lx REDIMOGA \ge To shine a little, as a wet stone, or a bald head \lx REDIMOSA \mn redimoga \ge Caus. of redimoga \lx REEDISA \mn reetsa \ge Caus. of reetsa \lx REEDITSE \mn reetsa \ge Perf. of reetsa \lx RÈÈLÈLA \sy Shelèlèla \ge To distort, or misrepresent \lx REELETSA \ge To listen for \lx REETSA \ge To listen ; to obey \lx REIA \ge To ride wood for sale \et (hybrid) \lx REILE \mn raea \ge Perf. of raea \lx RÈKA \ge To buy \lx RÈKALANA \ge To trade together \lx RÈKÈGELA \ge To spare from pity or love ; to favour from partiality \lx REKETLA \ge To totter ; to move from side to side, as a weak person walking ; to waver ; to be shaken ; to be palsied \lx REKETLÈGA \ge To become shaken \lx REKETLISA \ge To cause to move from side to side ; to shake \lx REKISA \ge To cause to buy ; to sell \lx REKISÈGA \ge To be troubled in spirit ; to be anxious \lx REKOLOCWÈ \mn rekolola \ge Perf. pass. of rekolola \lx REKOLOLA \ge To buy back ; to ransom ; to redeem \lx RÈKWA \mn rèka \ge Pass. of rèka \lx RELEDISA \mn rèlèla \ge Caus. of rèlèla \lx RÈLÈLA \ge To slip ; to slide ; to slip away ; to slip out of the hands \lx RÈLÈMA \ge To tell a different story from that told first ; to be weak in the knees ; to limp \lx REMA \ge To become thick, or sour. Used of milk \lx RÈMA \ge To chop ; to hew \lx RÈMAGANYA \ge To chop much ; to hack \lx RÈMAKA \ge To chop much \lx RÈMAKWA \mn rèmaka \ge Pass. of rèmaka \lx REMILE \mn rema, rèma \ge Perf. of rema and rèma \lx RÈÑWA \mn rèma \ge Pass. of rèma \lx REOLOGA \ge To return ; to be coming back ; to fall from where a thing was put, or a person had climbed \lx REOLOLA \ge To cut meat into thick pieces ; to cut meat away from the bone \lx RÈPA \ge To become slack, or loose \lx REPISA \ge To make slack, or loose \lx REPISETSA \ge To loosen for \lx REPOLOGA \ge To descend in a line, as cattle from a hill \lx RÈRA \sn 1 \ge To terrify ; to fascinate, as a snake a bird \sn 2 \ge To talk over, or discuss a matter, as a marriage proposal, etc \xv Go rèra le \xe to commune with \lx RÈRÈGA \ge To be afraid ; to be terrified ; to be startled \lx REREGILE \mn rèrèga \ge perfect \lx RÈRÈKÈLA \ge To walk with a swaying gait, as if about to fall \lx REREPA \ge See RIRIPA \lx RÈRÈRA \ge To startle ; to terrify \lx RÈRWA \mn rèra \ge passive \lx RETA \ge To surname \lx RÈTA \ge To pet \lx RETELA \ge To be too difficult \lx RETELECWE \ge To be hindered \lx RETELÈLA \ge To be too hard for ; to hinder \lx RETELÈLANA \ge To hinder each other \lx RETELÈLWA \ge To be hindered ; to be unable to do \xv O tla retelèlwa ke go tsamaea \xe he will be unable to go \lx RETELETSA \ge To hinder ; to prevent \lx RETETSE \mn retela \ge perfect \xv Go retetse \xe it is too difficult, it is impossible \lx RETHEHALA \ge To become smooth ; to act deceitfully \lx RETHEHATSA \ge To make smooth ; to flatter, or deceive by fair promises \lx RETILE \mn reta \ge perfect \lx RETILWE \ge Surnamed \lx RETOLOGA \ge To turn round, or towards, in a passive sense \lx RETOLOGÈLA \ge To turn round to \lx RETOLOLA \ge To turn round, in an active sense \lx RETSA \ge See REETSA \lx RETWA \mn reta \ge passive \lx RIANA \sy Re yana \ge say thus \lx RIALO \sy Re yalo \ge say thus \lx RIBAMA \sn 1 \ge To descend, or swoop down in a slanting direction \sn 2 \ge To lie on the face or stomach \xv Go ribama ka mpa \xe to lie on the stomach \lx RIBAME \mn ribama \ge perfect \lx RIBÈGA \ge To place a thing so as to cover another thing with it ; to turn a pot, etc., upside down \xv Go ribèga matlhō \xe to cover the eyes with the lids, and look down \lx RIBEGEDIWA \mn ribegetsa \ge passive \lx RIBEGETSA \ge To cover a thing by putting a larger thing over it upside down \lx RIBÈGWA \ge To be doctored while lying down on the face, as a woman after the death of her husband \lx RIBÈLA \ge To avoid a missile by stooping, or moving aside \lx RIBI \ge Tasteless ; without flavour ; without smell \lx RIBOLA \ge To beat with one severe blow ; to conquer with one word \lx RILE \mn re \sn 1 \ge perfect \xv A rile a tsèna \xe when he had entered \xv E rile a utlwa \xe when he heard \sn 2 \ge Sometimes used in books for reile \lx RINKE \ge A ring \et (hybrid) \lx RIRIPA \ge To take all there is to take ; to gather everything up ; to cut all the hair off a head \lx RITA \ge To stir up well-boiled meat with a pronged stick \lx RITÈLA \xv Go ritèla bolōkō \xe to make smearing smooth by rolling it with a stone \lx RITIBALA \ge To be permanent ; to be a fixture ; to sit quite still \lx RO \sy Re \lx RŌBA \ge To break crosswise ; to reap by breaking off ; to reap ; passive rōywa ; perfect robile \xv Go rōba maoto \xe to rest for a while, as travellers \lx RŌBAGANYA \ge To break entirely ; to smash up \lx RŌBALA \ge To lie down ; to lie down to sleep ; to sleep \lx ROBAROBÈGA \ge To go hither and thither seeking food \lx RŌBATSA \ge To cause to sleep ; to lay down in a sleeping posture \lx ROBECWE \xv E rile go robecwe \xe while people slept, when it was sleeping time \lx ROBÈGA \ge To become broken \lx ROBÈGELA \ge To become broken off, as a cork in a bottle \lx ROBEGILE \mn robèga \ge Perf. of robèga \lx ROBESETSA \ge To break off, as a cork in a bottle \lx ROBETSE \mn rōbala \ge Perf. of rōbala \lx ROBILE \mn rōba \ge Perf. of rōba \lx RÔBÔKÈGA \ge To die in large numbers. Used of people and animals \lx ROGA \ge To curse a person by pointing to his or her private parts ; to curse \lx ROGAKA \ge To curse much \lx ROGAKILWE \ge Cursed \lx ROGAKWA \mn rogaka \ge Pass. of rogaka \lx ROGWA \sn 1 \mn roga \ge Pass. of roga \sn 2 \ge To appear, as a new moon \xv Kgwedi e e rogwañ \xe the new moon \lx ROKA \ge To sew \lx ROKAGANA \sy Chwaragana \ge To be sewn together \xv Go rokagana le \xe to be one with \lx ROKGONYÈGA \ge To move, or shake, as a sleeper under a kaross \lx ROKHAMA \sy Thokhama \ge Int \lx ROKOLOLA \ge To reopen a closed up sore, or abscess \lx ROKOMOLOGA \ge To become scabby ; to break out in an eruption \lx ROKOTSA \ge To suck. Used of a calf \lx ROLA \ge To take something off the head, or feet. Perf. rotsè \lx ROLOLA \ge To force one's way in, as an army into a town, flood water into a house, etc. ; to take forcible possession of ; to oust \lx ROMA \ge To send \lx RÔMA \ge To infect evilly ; to cause evil in another ; to spoil a child through lack of discipline \lx ROMECWE \ge Sent \lx ROMÈGA \ge To be confounded ; to be helpless from confusion \lx RONA \sn 1 \ge We ; us \sn 2 \ge To fit badly ; to be unsuitable to ; to be unbecoming ; to be objectionable ; to act objectionably \xv Dia gu rona \xe they fit you badly \xv Tihō e ea gu rona \xe this work does not become you \lx RONKGA \ge To rub off, or pull off the scab of a sore ; to rub, or knock against so as to hurt a sore place ; to hurt the feelings by saying unpleasant things ; to lick sores, as a dog \lx RONKGWA \mn ronkga \ge Pass. of ronkga \lx RÔNÔPA \ge To gleam \lx RONTSA \ge To refuse to sell or give to one person that which one afterwards sells or gives to another, or wastes. See RUNTSHA \lx ROÑWA \mn roma \ge Pass. of roma \lx ROPAMA \ge To be very large ; to be immense \lx RÔPHA \ge Used of a cow when put to the bull \lx ROPHEHATSA \ge To destroy utterly ; to make desolate \lx ROPHISA \ge To draw water by degrees from a weak fountain \lx ROPOSA \ge To cut down the stomach of a dead animal \lx RORA \ge To remove ; to carry away ; to carry home corn \lx RÔRA \ge To snore \lx RÔRARÔRA \ge To pur, as a cat \lx RORÈLA \ge To gather to, or into \lx ROROMA \ge To trouble, as with fear. Fever, Int \lx RÔRÔMÈLA \ge To sink into mud \lx ROROMISA \ge To cause to tremble \lx ROTA \ge To pass water ; to micturate. Used as a curse \lx RÔTHA \ge To rain in occasional large drops \lx RÔTHALALA \ge To rain in a thick pouring stream \lx ROTLHE \ge All ; all of us. Used of people \lx ROTOGA \ge To be large and projecting. Used of eyes \lx ROTOLÈLA \xv Go rotolèla matlhō \sy Go papalatsa matlhō \lx ROTSÈ \mn rola \ge Perf. of rola \lx RÔYWA \mn rōba \ge Pass. of rōba \lx RRA \ge A father ; my father. Used when speaking to. Pl. borra \lx RRABÔ \ge Their father \lx RRAGO \ge Thy father \lx RRAGWÈ \ge His father \lx RRÈ \ge My father. Used when speaking of \lx RUA \ge To inherit ; to possess ; to own. Pass. ruiwa \lx RUANA \ge To give presents mutually. Used of those who before were strangers. To become friends by giving mutually \lx RUANYE \mn ruana \ge Perf. of ruana \lx RUDILWE \mn rulwa \ge Perf. of rulwa \lx RUDISA \ge To restore to life or animation ; to give life to the dead \lx RUDISIWA \mn rudisa \ge Pass. of rudisa \lx RUHA \ge To pay, or reward for garden work \lx RUIWA \mn rua \ge Pass. of rua \lx RULAGANA \ge To be in order ; to go in order ; to follow each other in order \xv Tsatsi ye le rulaganañ le Sabata \xe the day following the Sabbath \lx RULAGANYA \ge To set in order \lx RULAGANYOLOLA \ge To make disorderly \lx RULARA \ge To turn away the face ; to turn back \lx RULECWE \mn rulèla \ge Perf. pass. of rulèla \lx RULÈLA \ge To thatch \lx RULOLA \ge See ROLOLA \lx RULWA \ge To revive ; to come to after a faint. Perf. rudilwe \xv O tla rulwa \xe he will revive \lx RUMARUMA \ge To appear pleased ; to smile without showing the teeth \lx RUMOLA \ge To vex ; to provoke ; to do despite unto \lx RUNA \ge To kill vermin between the thumb nails ; to enquire into a matter carefully \lx RUNTSHA \ge To vex, or grieve a person by losing or destroying something belonging to him. See RONTSA \lx RUNYA \ge To lift up, as a mole earth, or a man a box on to his shoulder \lx RUPA \ge To enter the bogwèra or boyale ceremony either in a company or alone ; to dance the bogwèra and boyale dance \lx RUPISA \mn rupa \ge Caus. of rupa \lx RURAHALA \ge To become true \lx RURAHATSA \ge To make true \lx RURE \ge Truly ; verily ; of a truth ; really. Rure often takes the preceding verb in èla. Verbs in èla change into etsa \xv Go buèla rure \xe to speak truly \xv Go ganetsa rure \xe to strive really \xv O tla shwa rure \xe he will probably die \xv Rure o tla shwa \xe he will surely die \xv O shule rure \xe he is really dead \lx RUREHATSA \ge See RURAHATSA \lx RURUBADICWE \xv Rurubadicwe ke phehō \xe blown about by the wind \lx RURUBALA \ge To fly, or flap in the wind, as the garment of a runner, or a loose sail of a wagon \lx RURUGA \ge To swell \lx RUTA \ge To teach \lx RUTHA \ge To strike with a stick ; to blow strong, as the wind \lx RUTIHALÈLA \ge To overshadow \lx RUTLA \ge To break down, or pull down ; to pull about ; to pull off, or tear off \lx RUTLOLA \ge To disinherit ; to take away a child's possessions \lx RUTLOLOGA \ge To become cast down \lx RUTLOLOLA \ge To cast down, as a house, etc \lx RWALA \ge To put something on the head or feet ; to put on the neck, as a yoke ; to put on the back, as a burden ; to bear. Perf. rwele \lx RWALÈLA \ge To gather firewood \lx RWALELÈSÈGA \ge To become full often, as a river \lx RWALWA \mn rwala \ge Pass. of rwala \lx RWANYA \ge To beat with a slight stroke \lx RWELE \mn rwala \ge Perf. of rwala \lx RWELWE \mn rwala \ge Perf. pass. of rwala \lx RWESA \mn rwala \ge Caus. of rwala. To put something on another's head or feet \lx SA \sn 1 \ge Not ; yet ; still \sn 2 \ge Genitive particle of nouns in se \sn 3 \ge To disappear, as darkness, night, rain, mist, etc \lx SABATA \ge The Sabbath \et (hybrid) \lx SABOL \ge A sword \et (hybrid) \lx SACWA \mn sapa \ge Pass. of sapa \lx SADISA \ge To cause to remain ; to keep back ; to leave \lx SADISICWE \xv Ba ba sadisicweñ ke \xe those which were left by \lx SAGA \ge A saw \et (hybrid) \lx SAHA \ge To squander ; to lavish ; to give away foolishly \lx SAKHWE \ge A little bag, or satchel worn by women \lx SALA \ge To remain behind when others have gone \xv Go sala moragō \xe to follow close after \xv Sala sentlè \xe good-bye ; a salutation to one staying behind \lx SALALAGANA \ge To become destroyed ; to become smashed, or burst ; to fall asunder, or in pieces \lx SALE \ge Still ; yet ; ever since \xv Go sale gale \xe early \xv E sale ka tsatsi yeuō \xe from that day \xv E sale ka moshō ka mmona \xe I saw him early in the morning \xv E sale ke coga ke ntse ke mmona \xe I saw him early in the morning and up till now \lx SALÈLWA \xv Go salèlwa ke \xe to be left with \lx SALWA \mn sala \ge Pass. of sala \lx SAMA \ge To arrange a pillow ; to make a pillow \lx SAMANE \ge A ground squirrel, grey, with whitish tail ; a meercat \lx SAMÈLA \ge To make or place a pillow for \lx SAMORAGŌ \ge A placenta. Used of a woman \lx SANTLHOKWE \ge Gall. Part. o \lx SANTSE \ge Still ; yet \lx SAPA \ge To swim \lx SE \sn 1 \ge A negative particle \xv Ga se yalo \xe it is not so \sn 2 \ge This. Used with nouns whose particle is se \xv Setlhare se \xe this tree \xv Setlhare se se oleñ \xe the tree which has fallen \xv Ke se \xe this is it \xv Ha e se \xe except \xv Ba le ba se eō \xe they were absent \lx SEABÈLŌ \ge An offering \lx SEABŌ \ge A hole dug in searching for a jackal \lx SEAGA \ge A dweller \xv Seaga molapoñ \xe a dweller by the river \lx SEAKA \ge One given to adultery ; a harlot ; one who leaves wife after wife, or husband after husband \lx SEAKANYO \ge A reasoning ; a studying \lx SEAKŌ \ge The first, or principal ear of corn ; a full mealie cob \lx SEALÈLŌ \ge Sticks put at the bottom of a pot for cooking on \lx SEALŌ \ge A skin, etc., spread out for lying on \lx SEANE \ge An adage ; a wise saying ; a proverb \lx SEANTLO \xv O ile seantlo \xe Used of a woman who has been taken to wife by a brother of her dead husband \lx SEAPARŌ \ge An article of clothing ; a dress \lx SEAPU \ge A glutton ; gluttonous \lx SEARAMŌ \ge The part under a roof where it rests on the wall \lx SEATI \ge A stayer at home ; one who does not take journeys \lx SEATLA \ge A hand \xv Seatla se se siameñ \xe a right hand \xv Seatla se segolo \xe a right hand \xv Seatla sa molèma \xe a left hand \lx SÈBA \ge To backbite ; to whisper evil of ; to slander ; to speak evil against \lx SEBA \ge See SÈBA \lx SEBAA \ge A small bare space on the ground \lx SEBABÈLA \ge A crack under a toe, made by a sandal \lx SEBABETSANE \ge A kind of stinging plant ; a nettle \lx SEBABI \ge The itch ; scurvy \lx SEBAGA \sy Segaga \lx SEBAKA \ge Distance ; space ; the firmament, Int \lx SEBAKEÑ \xv Kwa sebakeñ \xe in a certain place \xv Ke kgosi sebakeñ \xe I am an independent chief \lx SEBATA \ge A patch ; a strip ; a white spot \lx SEBATANA \ge A ravenous beast ; a wild beast having paws \lx SEBATÈGŌ \ge Clay for plastering with \lx SEBATLA \ge An open, treeless space or plain ; an open place in the veldt ; a level place \lx SEBE \ge A sin \lx SEBECHO \ge That which strikes ; that which punishes \lx SEBEDI \ge In two parts \lx SEBEDIWA \ge To be whispered to \lx SEBEDISHŌ \ge Leaven ; yeast ; a word found only in books \lx SEBEKEDI \ge A flying chip, a splinter \lx SEBELE \ge Personality ; the reality ; a person himself ; bodily form \xv Sebele sa gagwè \xe his very form ; his very self \lx SEBELEBELE \xv Kea mo itse sebelebele \xe I know him well ; I know his every feature \lx SEBÈÈLÈLŌ \ge Something placed for ; a pledge ; an earnest ; a thing placed as a cushion under a burden \lx SEBÈŌ \ge A table, etc., for placing things on \lx SEBESECO \ge A rain-maker's hearth \lx SEBESHO \ge A cooking place ; a grate ; a gridiron ; a rain-maker's fire \lx SEBETE \ge A liver \xv Sebete sa lonao \xe the sole of a foot \lx SEBETEBETE \ge A ground creeping plant with large yellow flowers \lx SEBETLÈLA \ge A chopping block ; a chip made when using an adze ; a scrap of meat made when chopping \lx SEBETO \ge Cross grained. Used of a person. Cross, as a child who cries without cause. Pl. dibeto \lx SÈBETSA \ge To whisper to \lx SÈBETSANYA \ge To whisper, or murmur to each other \lx SEBI \ge A cake of dry cattle dung \lx SEBIBI \ge A place where an animal has died or been killed \lx SEBILE \mn sèba \ge Perf. of sèba \lx SEBILŌ \ge Black mineral used for smearing women's heads \lx SEBIÑ \ge Ablative of sebe, and sebi \lx SEBIPŌ \ge A covering \lx SEBOANA \ge A small floor for beating out corn on, made in a garden \lx SEBOBA \ge A large venomous insect ; a gadfly ; a dunfly \lx SEBODU \ge Rottenness ; decay ; corruption ; slimy matter oozing from putrid meat \xv O sebodu \xe he is very lazy \lx SEBŌHŌ \ge A thing for binding with ; a band \lx SEBOKO \ge A worm ; a maggot ; a caterpillar \lx SEBŌKŌ \ge A sign ; a standard \lx SEBOKOLODI \ge A centipede \lx SEBOLAŌ \ge A weapon \lx SEBOLO \ge Long ago \xv O la a sebolo a diha yalo \xe he did thus long ago \lx SEBONESANAWA \ge A glowworm \lx SEBONI \ge A window \lx SEBONO \ge An anus. Used of human beings and animals \lx SEBÔNÔ \ge A thing seen ; a vision \lx SEBOPÈLÔ \ge A woman's womb \lx SEBOPI \ge See SEBUPI \lx SEBOPIWA \ge A created thing ; a creature \lx SEBOTHO \ge An unenclosed sleeping place for cattle \lx SEBÔTLANA \ge That which is small ; a little thing \lx SEBÔTLANYANA \ge A very little thing \lx SEBUBE \ge Porridge made with thick milk ; anything with cobweb on it ; a person who tries to avoid another by hiding \lx SEBULÔ \ge That which opens ; a key \lx SEBUPI \ge A threshing floor ; a plastered back yard floor \lx SEBURUBURU \ge A whirling toy or plaything \lx SECHANE \ge Over exertion ; exhaustion from over exertion \xv A kgwa sechane \xe he spat out froth from over exertion; he took breath after over exerting himself \xv Lo tla bolaea motho eo sechane, or Lo tla bolaisa motho eo sechane \xe you will run this person to death \lx SECHE \sy Sechane \lx SECHO \ge The whipping dance in the bogwèra \lx SECHOLÔ \ge That which receives ; a receptacle ; a vessel \lx SECHWABÔ \sy Seperuperu \lx SECHWAHELE \ge An old worn-out shoe \lx SECHWAKGA \ge Idle ; lazy ; careless \xv Motho oa sechwakga \xe a very lazy person \xv O sechwakga \xe he is lazy \lx SECHWANCHÔ \ge A parable ; a picture ; an image \lx SECHWANÔ \ge A likeness \lx SECHWARÔ \ge A captive \lx SECHWARWA \ge A captive \lx SECHWARWANA \ge A little captive \lx SECHWEREA \sy Sechwakga \lx SECOBÔTLA \ge See DICOBÔTLA \lx SECOMPA \ge A fat-bellied person ; a bulging out sack \lx SECUACUE \ge A whirlwind \lx SECUBABA \ge A spot of any colour except white on an animal \lx SECURUCURU \ge Tasteless \lx SECWACWA \ge A thicket of bushes ; dense bush \lx SECWALÔ \ge A door ; a shutter \lx SÈCWE \mn sèlwa \ge perfect of sèlwa \lx SECWIRIRI \ge Neat ; neatness ; clever in doing things nicely ; a clever person \xv O secwiriri \xe he is a clever person; he is a neat worker \lx SEDIBA \ge A well \lx SEDIBANA \ge A little well \lx SEDIBELECO \ge A hand, or vessel placed to catch dripping liquid \lx SEDIBÈLÔ \ge A pot for holding sebilō, etc \lx SEDIBÔ \ge A large patch, Int \lx SEDIDI \ge Giddiness ; dizziness \lx SEDIHATSA \ge To make light \lx SEDIHI \ge A thing that works ; a tool ; an instrument \lx SEDIHÔ \ge A tool ; an instrument \lx SEDIKADIKI \ge Circular ; round, as of a house, garden, etc. ; without end ; measureless ; numberless \xv Dikgomo di sedikadiki \xe the cattle are numberless \lx SEDIKWADIKWI \sy Sedikadiki \lx SEDILA \ge To rub hard, or press hard, as in anointing the sick ; to shampoo ; to practise massage \lx SEDIMO \ge A spirit, or something that may be heard but not seen \lx SEDIMOTHULE \ge The month of December \lx SEDITSE \ge Hair of tail, or mane of horse, giraffe, etc \xv Tsaea seditse, u mphentse \xe you have overcome me in argument \lx SEDULEDI \ge An investment of a town ; a surrounding \xv Ba le ba ba nnèla seduledi \xe they surrounded them \lx SEDUMEDI \ge Thunder in a cloudless sky, and without lightning ; a meteor falling with a noise \lx SEÈLÈ \ge A distinguishing mark or feature by which an animal or person is recognised ; a mark of a burn or vaccination \lx SEELEELE \ge A fool ; foolish \lx SEÈLŌ \ge A receptacle \lx SEEMA \ge A fence \lx SEEMANA \ge A low fence, or wall round a house or garden \lx SEÈMŌ \ge A standing \lx SEÈMANŌ \ge Mighty, Int \lx SEEÑ \xv Thutō tsa seeñ \xe strange or unusual teachings \lx SEEŌ \xv O seeō \xe he is absent \xv Tse di seeoñ \xe those which are absent ; those which are not \lx SEÈTE \ge A travel-worn shoe \lx SEETEBOSIGO \ge The month of June \lx SEGA \ge To cut with a knife \lx SEGACU \ge Numbness ; deadness ; without sensation \lx SEGAGA \ge A bead \lx SEGAGABI \ge A creeping thing \lx SEGAGANCWE \mn segaganya \ge perfect passive \lx SEGAGANE \sy Sekgwaripana \ge small-pox \lx SEGAGANYA \ge To cut any thick thing with a knife \lx SEGAGAPA \ge Covetous ; greedy ; contentious, Int \lx SEGAGARU \ge Covetous ; greedy \lx SEGAHA \sy Segaga \lx SEGAKABAEÑ \sy Sekgono \lx SEGAKGAMALÈLŌ \ge A gazingstock \lx SEGAKOLODI \ge That which reminds ; a conscience \lx SEGALE \ge A very sharp thing \lx SEGANKA \ge A bold, brave man ; a fierce, angry one. Used generally in a disrespectful sense \lx SEGANO \xv Go itsheka segano \xe to shade the eyes with a hand while looking \lx SEGARE \ge Circularly ; circular \lx SEGARWE \ge A large dice \lx SEGATÈLŌ \ge A place for tramping \xv Segatèlō sa boyalwa \xe a winepress \lx SEGATSETSA \ge A kind of rheumatism affecting the joints in cold weather \lx SEGAU \ge A smell of singeing or burning ; a burnt and shrivelled up skin ; a hard, burnt cake of cooked blood \lx SEGAUCHWANE \ge Very near \lx SEGELÈLŌ \ge A thing for taking water up with \lx SEGITLETSA \ge To shake down, as corn in a measure ; to press or rub the side with an elbow \lx SÈGETLHA \sy Sèba \lx SEGO \sy Tshego \ge A calabash \lx SEGOBA \ge A basket for dust and dirt, Int \lx SEGOBANA \ge A small segoba, Int \lx SEGOCO \sy Leishō \ge Int \lx SEGOGORA \ge A dog or child with a full stomach ; a person who has eaten much \lx SEGÔGÔRÔPÔ \ge A much twisted or curved piece of iron or wood \lx SEGÔGÔTLHÔ \ge A tartar ; a vixen, Int \lx SEGOGOU \ge An old and worthless skin \lx SEGOKE \ge An adulterer ; an adulteress ; an inveterate beggar \lx SEGOKGO \ge A spider \lx SEGOKGWANA \ge A little spider \lx SEGÔLAGÔLA \ge A yellowish ground bird \lx SEGÔLÈ \ge A deformed or maimed person or animal ; a cripple ; a slipknot \lx SEGOLO \ge Much ; great \lx SEGOMÔ \ge A worked ornament of beads, brass, etc \lx SEGOÑWANE \ge A locust just able to fly \lx SEGOOTSANE \sy Segwetsane \lx SEGOPE \ge A kind of shrub with sticking seeds, whose root is used as medicine \lx SEGOPÈ \ge A very large elephant, Int \lx SEGOPI \ge A remnant of liquid \lx SEGOPÔ \ge Anything used for removing rubbish \lx SEGOPOCÔ \ge That which causes to think ; a memorial \lx SEGOPOLÔ \ge A thought \lx SEGÔRÔ \ge A turn or recess in the rocks of a gorge or kloof \lx SEGOSI \ge Royal ; pertaining to royalty \lx SEGÔTÈ \sy Segwètè \lx SEGÔTLHÔLA \ge Phlegm \lx SEGÔTLÔ \ge A back yard or court \lx SEGÔYA \ge The name of a tribe in the Transvaal \lx SEGWADI \ge An iron for cleaning a snuffy nose ; a pot-scraper \lx SEGWAGWA \ge A frog \lx SEGWANA \ge A small calabash ; a kind of musical instrument \lx SEGWAPA \ge A bundle of dried meat \lx SEGWÈ \ge A loop, or eye in a rhiem \lx SEGWELETLHA \ge Very crooked or much twisted ; gnarled or knotted, as a tree, etc. ; tough, as meat not properly cooked \lx SEGWERE \ge A mealie cob with grain on ; a carrot-like edible root ; naked, or unclothed \lx SEGWÈTÈ \ge An edible root in shape like a carrot \lx SEGWETLHA \ge Turned down horned, the horns being loose and shaky \lx SEGWETSANE \ge A bird that makes a noise like a cuckoo ; a small yellow hawk ; a falcon \lx SEHAHALELE \ge A squanderer ; a waster \xv O sehahalele \xe he is extravagant, lavish, or wasteful \lx SEHAKÔ \ge Hail \lx SEHALA \ge A large clay receptacle for grain ; a grain bin ; a granary with bin roofed over \xv O sehala matlhoñ \xe he is callous, or shameless \lx SEHALANA \ge A small sehala \lx SEHALE \ge One horn bent back \lx SEHAPÔ \ge That which binds ; a band \lx SEHARE \ge The second, or inferior ear of corn \lx SEHATA \ge A broad shelf ; a peg or bough for hanging things on ; a pole structure for fording a river, or crossing goods \xv Sehata sa baleti \xe a corn watcher's stand \lx SEHATLA \sy Senatla \ge Int \lx SEHATLHA \sy Makgakga \ge Int \lx SEHATLHÔGÔ \ge The lower part of a forehead just over the eyes and below the phatla ; a face ; a countenance \lx SEHAWA \ge Timid, as a child ; loud in talk ; careless in snatching things up hurriedly and without care \lx SEHE \ge Which? Used with nouns in se \lx SEHEHO \ge A whirlwind ; light in weight \lx SEHEKE \ge A male dog or horse \lx SEHELA \ge A song ; a hymn \lx SEHÈLÈHÈLÈ \ge Quick, Int \lx SEHEMÔ \ge A weapon of defence \lx SEHEMOLA \sy Sehumola \lx SEHENO \ge One thrown in wrestling ; one who is overcome or conquered \lx SEHÈPHÈ \ge A very clever and wise person, far ahead of others and too canny ; one given to cursing and bewitching ; one who is disobedient ; a brain-sick one \lx SEHERÔ \ge A path, or lane between two hedges \lx SEHERWANA \ge A narrow seherō ; a short seherō \lx SEHESHU \ge A thrown away, useless, or dirty thing \lx SEHIHI \ge A person who is forbidden to journey on account of the death of a relative \lx SEHIKANCWE \ge A heap of stones piled up for some purpose ; a monument of stones ; a heap of stones placed to insure good luck \lx SEHITLHOLŌ \ge A morning meal ; breakfast \lx SEHŌCHWANA \ge A weak-eyed person \lx SEHOHA \ge A mad person who flies to the veldt \xv O ile sehoha \xe he is gone astray like a madman \lx SEHOHU \ge A blind person or animal \xv O la a le sehohu \xe he was blind \lx SEHOKA \ge A strong smell, either bad or good ; a savour \xv Sehoka sa pula \xe the scent of rain \lx SEHOKABOLEA \ge Snow \lx SEHŌLAMOTSHEGARE \sy Segatsetsa \lx SEHOLOGŌ \ge A thing to descend by \lx SEHŌLŌHŌLŌ \ge Like, or pertaining to wild animals \lx SEHOLOTSANA \ge An aborted fœtus of an animal \lx SEHOPHA \ge A thing to beat the ground with when cursing \xv Go ntaea sehopha \xe to strike the ground with a skin, etc., and call down evil upon \lx SEHOTSANA \ge A young wild duck \lx SEHUBA \ge The chest of a person ; the breast of an animal \lx SEHUDI \ge A wild duck \lx SEHUDU \ge A falling down of a womb ; a projecting of the interior walls of the vagina. Used as a curse \lx SEHULARŌ \ge A turning back ; a departure \lx SEHULAROÑ \xv Sehularoñ sa gagwè \xe after his departure \xv Sehularoñ sa motho \xe after the person \lx SEHUMANEGI \xv Motho oa sehumanegi \xe a poor person \lx SEHUMOLA \ge To take breath ; to draw a long breath ; to rest awhile \lx SEHUTSHANE \ge A flock of sheep ; a single sheep ; a flock of sheep and goats mixed \lx SEHUTUHUTU \ge Full, or perfectly round \xv Kgwedi e cwa sehutuhutu \xe Used of a large moon just rising \lx SEI \ge Silk \et (hybrid) \lx SEIAIE \ge An idiot ; a daft, helpless person ; a fool \lx SEIKAĒGŌ \ge A thing to lean against \lx SEIKELEDISA \ge A thing floating on running water \lx SEIKOKOTLÈLŌ \ge A support \lx SEILA \ge An abomination \lx SEIMA \ge Thickly \xv Batho ba kokwana seima \xe the people crowd thickly together \lx SEINANE \ge A proverb \lx SEIPATŌ \ge An excuse \lx SEIPHEMÈLŌSEHUBEÑ \ge A breastplate \lx SEIPĪPŌ \ge A veil for covering oneself \lx SEIPONE \ge A window ; a mirror \lx SEIPONI \mn SEIPONE \lx SEITLHOTLHELECO \ge That which excites to \lx SEITSAMAISI \ge Superior ; noted for something ; self-possessed ; self-sufficient \lx SÈKA \ge To appeal to a chief for justice ; to go to law ; to turn to the west, as a shadow cast by the sun \lx SEKABA \xv O sekaba tsèbè \xe he is stubborn ; he will not listen \lx SEKABETLA \sy Kabetla \lx SEKABETLANA \ge A small piece of meat, etc \lx SEKAÈLÔ \ge A pattern, an example \lx SEKAKA \ge Any impediment to progress \xv Lehatshe ya sekaka \xe a waterless and desert country \lx SEKALE \ge A pair of scales ; a balance \et (hybrid) \lx SEKAMA \ge To be sloping ; to be tilted up ; to slant \lx SEKAMÈLA \ge To lie, or sit in the sun \lx SEKAMPANE \ge A bow, Int \lx SEKANAME \ge A plant with yellow flowers \lx SEKANŌ \ge Cement used by bees ; a seal \lx SEKANTSA \ge Swelled or bloated. Used chiefly of a dead body \lx SEKAŌ \ge A word that directs ; a copy ; an example ; a sign \lx SEKARELATA \ge Scarlet \et (hybrid) \lx SEKASEKA \ge To consider ; to think how to arrange matters \lx SÈKASÈKA \ge To judge \lx SÈKASÈKWA \ge To be judged \lx SEKATANA \ge A rag ; a worn-out and worthless garment \lx SEKATANYANA \ge A small rag \lx SEKATE \ge A strait ; a state of difficulty \et (hybrid) \sy Samane, Int \lx SEKÈGA \ge To hold in a slanting position ; to incline ; to tilt up \xv Go sekèga tsèbè \xe to incline the ear to hear, or to receive something in it \lx SEKEKANA \ge A platter ; a large piece of a broken pitcher or plate \lx SEKELA \ge A sickle \et (hybrid) \lx SÈKÈLA \ge To go to law \xv Go mo sèkèla \xe to avenge him, or judge his case \xv Kwa ba sèkèlañ gōna \xe where they seek justice \lx SEKELETSA \ge To cut round a hide after it is brayed ; to shave, or cut a strip of hair off the lower part of head all round \lx SEKEPA \ge A ship \et (hybrid) \lx SEKETANA \ge See SEKATANA \lx SEKETLA \ge A platter ; a piece of broken pitcher or plate \lx SEKETLANA \ge A small seketla \lx SEKGACHŌ \ge A thing to sprinkle with \lx SEKGABI \ge An adorned person \lx SEKGAKHU \ge Come to a meeting! A word used for calling people together \lx SEKGALA \ge A long distance ; a long way off \lx SEKGALO \ge A berry of the mokgalo tree \lx SEKGAMATHA \ge Smudginess, or dirtiness of face and eyes from much crying \lx SEKGAMPANE \ge A kind of musical instrument \lx SEKGANATHA \sy Sekgamatha \lx SEKGAODI \ge A medicine for killing people \lx SEKGAPHŌ \xv O sekgaphō \xe he is a fast walker; he journeys quickly \lx SEKGARABA \ge A breast destitute of flesh, as the breast of an ostrich \lx SEKGATSECO \ge A vessel for sprinkling out of \lx SEKGÈLÈ \ge A goal ; a stick with ostrich feathers, or the hair of a black sheep wound round it and planted as a goal ; a kind of umbrella made of black ostrich feathers \lx SEKGOA \sy Sekhoa \lx SEKGŌBŌ \ge A straight-handled axe or chopper \lx SEKGOGE \ge A hook \lx SEKGONO \ge An elbow. The sharp end of a lohare bone \lx SEKGOPHŌ \ge A thing that gathers up ; a hooked stick for pulling down a branch \lx SEKGOPI \ge A stumbling-block ; an offence \lx SEKGOPISHŌ \ge A stumbling-block \lx SEKGOPŌ \ge A stumbling-block ; that which trips up \lx SEKGOROPA \ge A dry skin ; a dry milk sack \lx SEKGOTO \ge The Coranna language \lx SEKGWA \ge A jungle ; a forest ; a thicket ; a clump of trees ; a woody part of a country \lx SEKGWANA \ge A small sekgwa ; a water pitcher, Int \lx SEKGWAPHÈ \sy Lopalō \lx SEKGWARIPANA \ge Small-pox \lx SEKGWETHE \ge A lump of thick milk left in a sack when the whey is drawn off \lx SEKHI \ge A kind of thorny bush \lx SEKHIBA \ge The meustrual flow \lx SEKHOA \sn 1 \ge A weak one \sn 2 \ge Pertaining to English people \lx SEKHOBÈ \ge A shoe made of home-made leather ; a veldt-schoen \lx SEKHUKHU \ge An umbrella of black ostrich feathers ; an umbrella ; a goal in the circumcision race \lx SEKHURUMÈLŌ \ge A cover ; a lid \lx SEKHUTLÔ \ge An end ; a termination ; a stoppage \lx SEKIDI \sy Setlhake \lx SEKISA \mn sèka \ge Caus. of sèka ; to condemn ; to judge \lx SEKISANYA \ge To judge each other \lx SEKISIWA \mn sekisa \ge passive of sekisa \lx SEKÔA \ge A weak one ; weak \lx SEKOBA \sn 1 \ge A slow one. Used of animals or persons \sn 2 \ge A laggard ; the last to go, or to do, or to come \lx SEKOKOLA \ge A head or ear of Kaffir corn after the grain is removed \lx SEKOKOLÔ \ge A large harrow for breaking clods \lx SEKÔKWALALA \ge A cicada beetle \lx SEKOLA \ge To shave a strip of hair off from just above the forehead \lx SEKOLE \ge A school \et (hybrid) \lx SEKÔLÈKÔLÈ \ge Irresolute, Int \lx SEKÔLÔA \ge A skin-covered skeleton ; a dry and shrivelled skin \lx SEKÔMÔTA \ge A short and thick stump of wood \lx SEKÔMÔTWANA \ge A short piece of a stick \lx SEKOPA \ge A foolish person ; a dry and shrivelled skin \lx SEKOPÈLÔ \ge That which locks ; a key \lx SEKOPOLOLÔ \ge That which unlocks ; a key \lx SEKÔTLÔPÔ \ge A cartridge \lx SEKUKUNI \ge One who creeps stealthily, or for an evil purpose \lx SEKUKURU \ge A skin-covered skeleton \lx SEKWAKWETLA \ge An unbroken sheet of ice \lx SEKWALÔ \ge A title ; a superscription \lx SEKWANE \sy Motiñ \lx SEKWATLA \ge Dry and shrivelled up. Used of skins, berries, etc \lx SÈLA \sn 1 \ge To pick up one by one ; to gather up by picking one by one with the fingers \sn 2 \ge To peck up, as a fowl \lx SELABE \ge Any little thing in an eye \lx SELALA \ge Belonging to an inferior tribe \xv Monona oa selala \xe a man of the balala class \lx SELALEDI \ge A tarantula spider \lx SELALÈLÔ \ge An evening meal ; a supper \lx SELALÔ \ge The pelvis \xv Lesapō ya selalō \xe a pelvis bone \lx SELALOME \ge Used of a notable thief \xv Tau e selalome \xe Used of a lion going about at night and stealing \lx SELAÔ \ge A wild animal's sleeping place ; a hare's form \lx SELATEDI \ge A pit for catching ostriches and small game \lx SELATLHO \ge That which is cast away ; refuse \lx SELE \ge Another ; strange ; foreign ; yonder \xv Setlhare sele \xe yonder tree \xv O sele \xe another \xv Go sele \xe elsewhere \xv Di sele \xe the others \lx SELÈ \mn sa \ge perfect of sa \xv Bosigo bo selè \xe the night is passed \xv Go selè \xe it is fair weather now \lx SELEBALÔ \ge Mid-day \xv Ka selebalô \xe at mid-day \lx SELÈBÈLÈBÈ \ge So and so ; such and such a thing \lx SELEDU \ge A person's chin ; a beard ; a goat's beard \lx SELEFERA \ge Silver \et (hybrid) \lx SELEKA \ge An earthworm ; a small harmless snake \lx SELEKANE \ge A friend ; a grown-up companion \lx SELEKANYÔ \ge A measure \lx SÈLÈLA \ge To pick up for, or into \lx SELELÔ \ge A weeping \lx SELÈMA \ge Crooked-horned, one horn pointing one way, and the other another \lx SELEMÈLA \ge The seven stars ; Pleiades \lx SELEMÔ \ge Summer ; in summer \lx SELEÔ \ge A sin \lx SELÈPÈ \ge An axe \lx SELEPELÈLÔ \ge A thing hanging down \lx SELEPOLOGANE \ge An edible gourd like a cucumber \lx SELÈTA \ge Smooth \xv O selèta mo puoñ \xe he is smooth or fluent in speech \lx SELETE \sy Molete \lx SELIALII \ge A tarantula spider ; a gadabout \lx SELÔ \ge A thing \lx SELOGÔ \ge That which is woven ; a woven thing \lx SELOKA \ge A grass seed that clings to clothes ; the grass which bears this seed \lx SELÔKÔ \ge Black earth ; hard baked earth \lx SELOMÔ \ge A deep chasm ; a crevasse ; an unscalable crevice between rocks \lx SELÔNYANA \ge A small thing \lx SELÔPA \ge An elephant's tusk \lx SELÕPÔ \sy Selõpa \lx SELUTEL \ge A key \et (hybrid) \lx SÈLWA \sn 1 \ge To wane. Used of the moon \sn 2 \ge To lie late in the morning. Pass. of sèla \mn sèla \lx SELWANA \ge A little thing \lx SEMA \ge To create, Int \lx SEMAKA \ge Mealies, Int \lx SEMANA \ge When ; having \sy Sena \xv A semana a tla \xe when he had come \lx SEMANE \sy Semana \xv Ka a semane a cwa \xe when he came, or had come out \lx SEMANÈGÔ \ge That which sticks things together ; paste \lx SEMAÑ \xv Semañ manyane \xe a little bit of anything, Int \lx SEMATLA \ge Silly ; foolish ; lazy ; flat, Int. ; something very large, or extensive. Used of a sore which has swelled much, but has no opening \lx SEME \ge A whip \et (hybrid) \lx SEMECANE \ge A thick bead ring for the neck, twisted on cord \lx SEMÈGA \ge To quiet, to warn, Int \lx SEMÈLA \ge To tell news one has heard, Int \lx SEMENE \ge Curved ; a curve in wood ; saddle-backed, as a horse \lx SEMODIMO \ge Pertaining to God \et (hybrid) \lx SEMÕEA \ge Pertaining to spirit \et (hybrid) \lx SEMONAMONE \ge A kind of shrub resembling wild sage \lx SEMONE \ge A reed, etc., for sucking water through \lx SEMUMU \ge Dumb ; a dumb person \xv Motho oa semumu \xe a dumb person \xv O la a le semumu \xe he was dumb \xv Semumu sa bua \xe the dumb one spoke \lx SENA \ge Without ; when ; after ; having \xv Ke sena go diha yalo \xe when I had done thus ; after I had done thus ; I having done thus \lx SENAGA \ge The open country ; the country part ; the veldt \lx SENAGOGE \ge A synagogue \et (hybrid) \lx SENAMANA \ge The fœtus or young of a wild animal \lx SENANA \ge The pubis ; just above the private parts \lx SENANNE \ge See SENNANNE \lx SENAÑ \xv Se se senañ sepè \xe that which has nothing \lx SENATLA \ge Brave ; clever ; expert ; industrious \xv Motho eo o senatla go ruta \xe a person clever in teaching \lx SENCA \ge Pertaining to a dog \et (hybrid) \lx SENDÈÔ \ge See SENTÈÔ \lx SENÈ \ge The fourth part \lx SENKA \ge To seek \lx SENKADI \ge Very difficult, almost impossible \lx SENKGWÈ \ge Bread ; hard porridge for a journey \lx SENNANNE \sy Selèbèlèbè \lx SENNYENNE \ge Very small \lx SENNYENNYE \ge Very small indeed \lx SENO \ge This. Used with nouns in se \lx SENOGA \ge To become laid open ; to become manifest, or known, to another \lx SENOGECWE \xv Ke senogecwe dilō tse \xe I have obtained these things \lx SENOGÈLA \ge To appear to ; to become known to \lx SENOKWANE \ge A rogue ; a villain ; a robber ; one of a secret or spying party \lx SENOLA \ge To make known ; to reveal ; to make manifest \lx SENOLÈLA \ge To reveal to \lx SENOLWA \mn senola \ge passive of senola \lx SENONA \xv Bana ba senona \xe children of one father, whether boys or girls \lx SENÕNÕ \ge A stalk near the ear where it is chewed for tying \lx SENONORE \ge A kind of savage wild animal, Int \lx SENOSETSA \ge To explain for ; to make manifest for \lx SENSERA \ge A censer \et (hybrid) \lx SENTÈO \ge A scourge ; a knout \lx SENTLÈ \ge Nicely \lx SENTLÈNTLÈ \ge Very nicely \lx SENTSE \mn senya \ge perfect of senya \lx SENTSI \ge Many. Used with nouns in se \lx SENWANE \sy Ñoñti \ge A fully ripe lekatane ; a superior kind of native melon \lx SENWEDI \ge A bog ; a mud-hole ; doerslag \lx SENWÈLŌ \ge A drinking vessel ; a cup \lx SENYA \sn 1 \ge To destroy. Perf. sentse. Pass. señwa \sn 2 \ge A knot in a reed, etc., where a branch has been cut off ; a notch in a stick ; a nick in an arrow \sn 3 \ge Quietness ; quiet \xv Go senya hèla mono \xe it is quite quiet here \lx SENYAMA \ge A chronic sickness ; a chronic weakness, or infirmity \lx SENYÈGA \ge To become destroyed \lx SENYÈGÈLWA \xv Ga a ketla a senyègèlwa ke sepè \xe he will suffer no loss \lx SENYÈMA \sy Senyama \lx SENYETSA \ge To do harm or damage to ; to wrong \lx SENYETSANA \xv E senyetsana \xe Used of a cow which gives milk after its calf is dead \lx SEÑALŌ \ge See diñalō \lx SEÑAÑA \ge Thick or sticky, as overcooked porridge ; sticky, as pot clay sticking to wheels \lx SEÑAPARILE \ge A grapple plant \lx SEÑAPE \ge The seed pod of a grapple plant \lx SEÑOMA \ge Miserly ; stingy \lx SEÑWA \mn senya \ge passive of senya \lx SEÑWAKGÈ \sy Kgogè \lx SEÑWE \ge Something ; one. Used with nouns in se \lx SEŌ \ge A thing. See SEEŌ \xv Ke seō hèla \xe he is a mere nothing \lx SEŌBŌ \sy Lōōbō \lx SEODI \ge Land at the bend of a stream ; a peninsula \lx SEŌKA \ge A large and powerful animal \lx SEŌKANA \ge A young elephant, or other large animal \lx SEOKOMÈLABAGAE \ge A peep-hole in a wall \lx SEOLA \ge To beat severely ; to scourge \lx SEOLAKA \ge To beat severely on all parts of the body \lx SEOLŌ \ge A large ant-heap \lx SEOLOSHŌ \ge A thing for winnowing with \lx SEŌNYANA \ge A small thing \lx SEOPE \ge A strip of skin covering a boy's nakedness \lx SEŌPŌ \xv Ba ea seōpō señwe kaga \xe they agree together about \lx SEOTI \ge A ring for the ankle made of bark \lx SÈPA \sn 1 \ge To put things straight ; to put something on one side out of the way \sn 2 \ge To be weary, as limbs after much walking \lx SEPAGAMŌ \ge A wooden step, or stair ; a ladder \lx SEPAKŌ \ge A large skin water bag ; a water vessel for a long journey \lx SEPALAMŌ \ge A ladder ; a pair of steps ; stairs \lx SEPANE \mn sepè \ge Dimin. of sepè \xv Ha e se sepane \xe that it is nothing at all \lx SEPANESI \ge Burweed \et (hybrid) \lx SEPAPATHEGI \ge A very troublesome person or animal \xv Sepapathegi ke wèna \xe Used as a sort of curse \lx SEPAPETLA \ge Flat \xv E sepapetla \xe it is flat \lx SEPARE \ge Hard to break ; stiff, and not easily bent \lx SEPATŌ \ge An unclimbable cliff or wall \lx SEPÈ \ge Nothing. Used with negatives \xv Ga go na sepè \xe there is nothing \xv ga se sepè \xe it is nothing ; it does not matter \lx SEPELA \ge To walk \lx SEPERINKA \ge An ass, Int \lx SEPERUPERU \ge The pit of the stomach ; the hollow at the termination of a breast bone \lx SEPÈPÈ \sn 1 \ge A bitch in heat \sn 2 \ge Used vulgarly of a depraved woman \lx SEPHADI \ge A shower of rain falling at a distance \lx SEPHAKWANA \ge A narrow, flat shelf \lx SEPHALA \xv O sephala matlhoñ \xe he is shameless \lx SEPHATLO \ge A sudden death of person or animal from some unknown cause \lx SEPHEKOLOLO \ge An animal slaughtered before a doctor begins his work, Int \lx SEPHEMÈLŌSEHUBEÑ \ge A breast defence ; a shield \lx SEPHILE \ge A solitary male blesbuck \lx SEPHIMOLŌ \ge A duster ; a towel \lx SEPHIRI \ge A corner ; a place behind a house \lx SEPHIRIÑ \ge In a corner \xv Ba ile sephiriñ \xe they are gone aside to talk \lx SEPHOKO \ge Full of words ; wordy \xv Monona oa sephoko \xe a man of much talk \lx SEPHUAPHUE \ge One noted for evil speaking, etc \lx SEPOA \ge Dumpy. A short and thick thing or person \lx SEPOANA \mn sepoa \ge Dimin. of sepoa \lx SEPOANYANA \mn sepoa \ge Dimin. of sepoa \lx SEPOKO \ge A spook ; a ghost ; a madman \et (hybrid) \lx SEPOMŌ \ge A thing for dividing with \lx SEPORA \sy Setulō \ge Int \lx SEPORO \ge A spur \et (hybrid) \lx SÈRA \xv Go sèra pelo \xe to haunt \lx SERABA \sy Moraba \lx SERAI \ge A trap ; a snare \lx SERALA \sn 1 \ge A receptacle for unthreshed corn made of poles \sn 2 \ge A pole platform on which garden watchers stand \lx SERAME \ge Frost ; cold \lx SERAMEÑ \xv Mo serameñ \xe in the frost \lx SERAMETLA \ge A very lazy person \xv O serametla \xe he is very lazy \lx SERAMETLANA \ge A young child or animal just beginning to walk \lx SERAÑWANE \ge A drizzling shower of sleet or snow \lx SERAPA \ge A drove, as of springbucks, etc \lx SERAPŌ \ge An oar, Int \lx SERATHANA \ge A child just weaned \lx SERATHI \ge A mole \lx SEREA \ge Idle \lx SÈRÈGA \xv Go sèrèga mo peduñ \xe to be haunted ; to be possessed with anxious thoughts \lx SERÈGÈRÈGÈ \ge Boiled blood ; cooked blood and viscera of wild animal mixed \lx SEREKOLODI \ge A ransom \lx SEREKOLOLÔ \ge A ransom \lx SERELA \ge Milk cooked with serola berries \lx SEREMAPETLÔ \ge A mantis insect ; Hottentot god \lx SEREMAPETLWANE \sy Seremapetlô \lx SERÈMÈ \sy Serame \et Int \xv Pelo e serèmè \xe forgetful \lx SEREPA \sn 1 \ge A corpse \sn 2 \ge One nearly dead, but not actually dead \lx SEREPUDI \ge A step, or stair either of stone or wood ; a doorstep ; the floor of a porch \lx SERÈRÈ \sy Borèrè \lx SERETHE \xv Mahura a serethe \xe butter \lx SERÈTHÈ \ge A person's heel ; the back part of an ox's hoof, or horse's hoof \lx SERÈTSÈ \ge Clay ; mud ; a root used in the preparation of honey beer \lx SERINÈ \ge Stubble, or root ; stalk of sweet reed \lx SIRIRI \sn 1 \ge Hair \sn 2 \ge A slaughter animal at a heathen marriage feast \lx SERIRINTLHOKWE \ge A lion with a very large and bushy mane \lx SERITÈ \ge Stubble ; stumps of grass left after mowing ; the part of grass which is near the ground \lx SERO \ge A kind of edible root like a potato \lx SEROBÈ \ge Cooked blood \lx SEROBO \ge Beer before it is properly boiled \lx SEROCANA \ge A small serope ; a fatal disease in cattle \lx SEROGABALÔPÔ \ge A sign in the sky of coming rain \lx SEROKAMÈLA \ge An open space in a hill where animals are visible \lx SEROKAMÈLÔ \sy Serokamèla \lx SEROKOLO \ge A bud \lx SERÔLÈ \ge A starved or emaciated person or animal \lx SERÔMÔ \ge Food not eaten by young people, as a kidney, etc \lx SEROPE \ge A person's thigh ; the hind leg of a dead animal \lx SERÔPÔ \ge A small excrescence on the body ; a small swelling on an animal's forehead caused by a brand cut \lx SEROPOLOGANE \ge A kind of ground creeping plant with longish smooth fruit \lx SEROROBE \ge Slow ; lazy \lx SERÔRÔMA \ge A bog ; a quagmire \lx SERORONYA \ge Deep mud ; doerslag \lx SEROTA \ge The hump on an ox's neck \lx SEROTÈLAKGAMÈLÔ \ge 'A large black beetle having yellow marks \lx SEROTHOLA \ge Foolish ; careless, and not able to do anything properly \lx SEROTO \ge A basket \lx SEROTUÑ \xv Mo serotuñ \xe in a basket \lx SEROTWANA \ge A small seroto \lx SEROYANA \ge An emaciated child, calf, etc \lx SERU \ge A trap made with stones ; a snare \lx SERUBI \ge A birthplace of a dog or lion ; a fowl-house ; a kid-house ; used vulgarly for a woman's lying-in place \lx SERUHA \ge A night commode ; a chamber \lx SERULÈLÔ \ge Thatch ; a tile \lx SERUNYI \ge A mole \lx SERURUBELE \ge A butterfly ; a moth. Used of all moths except destructive ones \lx SERWALA \ge Food provided by a girl's friends at betrothal \lx SERWALÔ \ge A head covering ; a crown \lx SESA \ge A stump ; a projecting root \et Int \lx SESADINYANA \ge An old woman \lx SESANA \ge A small stump dug up by the roots ; a projecting root or stump \lx SESANE \ge Thin ; fine \lx SESANYANA \ge A small sesana \lx SESANYANE \ge Very fine ; very thin \lx SESÈLA \ge To run about, as a dog on a scent ; to flow, as water in a furrow ; to pass over quickly as clouds ; to scud ; to run slowly, as people \lx SESETLANA \ge A strong, rushing wind ; a hurricane \lx SESETLHÔ \sn 1 \ge A bird's nest woven of mahatlha blossoms \sn 2 \ge Used also for a fleece or bundle of wool \lx SESÈTÔ \ge A carved image \lx SESHA \ge New. Used with nouns in se \lx SESHABA \ge A tribe \lx SESHEÑ \ge Lately ; a little time ago ; newly \lx SESHESHE \ge A flower \lx SESHETLANA \sy Sesetlana \lx SESHO \ge A useless, or worthless person, or thing \lx SESHÔ \sn 1 \ge A boil \sn 2 \ge A latrine hole \lx SESHOA \ge A house \lx SESHOBA \ge A full, or bulging-out bag, etc \sy Tshega, a vulgar word \lx SESHOWA \xv E seshowa \xe it has its hair turning up the wrong way \lx SESHUGA \ge Part of the stipulated price remaining unpaid ; a debt \lx SESHUPÔ \ge A sign ; evidence \lx SESHUSHU \xv O seshushu \xe he is deaf \lx SESHWANE \ge A kind of edible berry, Int \lx SESHWAPELO \ge A sloven \lx SESICHWANA \ge A small sesipi \lx SESIKALABA \ge A large live coal, Int \lx SESIGO \ge A large grain basket with small mouth \lx SESINU \ge Coy ; timid ; finical \lx SESIPI \ge A stump of a tree standing about man's height \lx SESITLHÔ \sy Sesetlhô \lx SÈTA \ge To carve an image, etc. ; to peel potatoes ; to scrape wood finely with a knife \lx SETAPA \ge A wedding procession \et (hybrid) \lx SETATALALA \ge A persistent claimer of what does not belong to him \lx SETAU \ge Cooked blood in a cake \lx SETENE \ge A brick \et (hybrid) \lx SETETE \ge A very full thing \lx SETETWA \ge Used of a cow that is often put to the bull without calving \lx SETÈÔ \ge See SENTÈÔ \lx SETESHON \ge A railway station \et (hybrid) \lx SETHAKGA \sn 1 \ge Neat ; clever. Used of persons \sn 2 \ge Neatly and nicely done. Used of thiugs \lx SETHIBÔ \sy Setsibô \lx SETHO \ge A fool ; a lout ; a worn-out and useless person ; one who has the appearance of a person but not the reality \lx SETHÔBÔ \sy Sethôbôlōkō \lx SETHÔBÔLÔKÔ \ge Noon ; midday \lx SETHUNYA \ge A blossom \lx SETHWANYE \ge A wild fig bush \lx SETILÔ \ge An avoiding of a thing \lx SETILWE \mn sèta \ge Perf. pass \lx SETIME \sn 1 \ge A torch made of grass ; a torch \sn 2 \ge Used sometimes for a falling star \lx SETIMÈLA \ge An engine ; an engine boiler ; a locomotive \et (hybrid) \lx SETLA \ge To strike hard with a stick \sy tlhobola \lx SETLASHU \ge Numbness ; deadness ; dead to feeling ; fearless from want of thought \xv Pelo e setlashu \xe a fearless heart \lx SETLATLA \ge Foolish ; silly \lx SETLÈLA \ge To wedge in by stamping in earth, etc., to make a pole fast \lx SETLHA \ge A bladder \lx SÈTLHA \ge Yellow \xv Batho ba ba sètlha \xe yellow people \lx SETLHABA \ge A flat place on the top of a hill ; a flat roof \lx SETLHABÈLA \ge A thatching peg \lx SETLHABÈLŌ \ge A slaughtering place ; a sacrifice \lx SETLHABI \ge A sudden piercing pain in the chest \lx SETLHACWECHO \ge A thing for washing in ; a place for washing at \lx SETLHAGA \ge A bird's nest \lx SÈTLHAGANA \ge To separate mutually \lx SÈTLHAGANYA \ge To saw asunder ; to part friends \lx SÈTLHAHALA \ge To become envious \lx SETLHAKE \ge An island \lx SETLHAKENYANA \ge A small island \lx SETLHAKO \ge A shoe ; a sandal. Also equals tlhako, a hoof \lx SETLHAMÈLA \ge A door, Int \lx SETLHANKA \ge Pertaining to servitude \lx SETLHAPÈLŌ \ge A washing basin \lx SETLHARE \ge A tree \lx SETLHATSHANA \ge A shrub ; a small tree ; a twig \lx SÈTLHÈLA \ge To cut off a piece of meat, etc., while holding it in the mouth \lx SETLHOA \ge A pinnacle ; the top of a house, etc \lx SETLHODI \ge An animal that beats the ground with its tail, or drinks its own urine, and is regarded as having power to bewitch ; a person who bewitches or curses ; an uncanny, or unlucky person or animal supposed to have the power to bewitch or curse \lx SETLHOGO \ge Ferocious or cruel. Used of one who is extreme in punishment, or savage in fighting ; hard-hearted \lx SETLHOKA \ge Something, or somebody standing alone \lx SETLHŌLA \ge A spy \lx SETLHŌMŌ \ge A plant ; a stand \xv Setlhōmō sa dinao \xe a footstool \xv Setlhōmō sa lobōnè \xe a candlestick \lx SETLHOMÈLŌ \ge A door, Int \lx SETLHORA \ge A kind of small red ground squirrel \lx SETLHŌTLHA \ge A mealie cob after threshing \lx SETLHOTSA \ge A lame person ; lameness \lx SÈTLHWA \mn sètlha \ge Pass. of sètlha \lx SETLŌBŌLŌ \ge Noon, Int \lx SETLOGOLO \ge A woman's nephew ; a niece ; a man's sister's child ; a woman's husband's sister's child ; a grandchild \lx SETLOGOLWANA \ge A great-grandchild \lx SETLŌKA \ge Abstemious, Int \lx SETLŌLŌ \ge Ointment \lx SETLOMÈLA \xv Setlomèla sa dinama \xe a fork, Int \lx SETLONTHA \sy ranola, Int \lx SETLŌPŌ \ge A tuft of hair left on the crown of a head ; the point on the head of a hornless ox \lx SETLŌWANA \ge A child's navel cord \lx SETOGA \sy Bōnala \lx SETOKE \ge A piece \et (hybrid) \lx SETOLOTSA \ge To cut, or peel, as pumpkin, etc. ; to cut off the bad part of meat, etc \lx SETOTO \ge A dead body ; a carcase. Used in the south chiefly of an animal \xv O setoto \xe he has no clothing but a girdle \lx SETOTOYANE \ge A kind of large, fat, yellowish beetle with horny back \lx SETOU \ge Fine flour or meal \lx SETSALA \ge An animal's womb \lx SETSALŌ \ge A family ; the children of one mother \lx SETSE \mn sala \ge Perf. of sala. Already ; now \lx SETSÈNŌ \ge Madness ; a mad person \lx SETSÈNWA \ge A mad person, Int \lx SETSETSE \ge Clever in working \lx SETSETSETHŌ \ge A sieve \lx SETSHA \ge The site of a removed house ; a patch of ground left untilled at the end or corner of a garden \lx SETSHEDI \ge A living thing ; a living person \lx SETSHÈGŌ \ge A laugh \lx SETSHETLHŌ \ge See SETSETLHŌ \lx SETSHIDI \ge See SETSHEDI \lx SETSHIRŌ \ge A hanging shade, or curtain ; a veil \lx SETSIBA \sy Sebata \lx SETSIBŌ \ge A cork ; a plug \lx SETUKI \ge A peacock, Int \lx SETULŌ \ge A seat ; a chair \lx SEYABANA \ge An elbow ; the bone at an elbow \lx SEYANA \ge A plate ; a vessel \lx SEYARWE \ge A large dice \lx SEYÈLŌ \ge A table for food \lx SEYŌ \ge Food ; a mess of meat \lx SEYOLO \ge A fiddle ; syphilis, Int \et (hybrid) \lx SEYWA \mn seba \ge passive of seba \lx SHA \ge To become burned, scalded or scorched. Perf. shelè \xv Thaba e e shañ molelō \xe a mountain burning with fire \xv Go sha leina \xe to give a name \xv Ba tla mo sha leina ba re Tau \xe they will give him the name of Tau \lx SHADIA \ge To cook insufficiently ; to wash badly ; to be dazzled or dazed by the sun, and unable to see \lx SHADIÈGA \ge To become dazzled or dazed by the sun \lx SHAHATSA \ge To make new ; to renew \lx SHAKAILA \ge To go barefooted \lx SHAKALALA \ge To sit, sleep or lie dead in an open place. Used of a number of people or animals \lx SHAKGALA \ge To contend angrily ; to be angry ; to be full of anger. A stronger word than gakala \lx SHAKGATSA \ge To cause to be very angry \lx SHAKGETSE \mn shakgala \ge perfect of shakgala \lx SHALUGANYA \ge To pass swiftly \lx SHANOGA \sy Tlhanoga, Int \lx SHANSHANYÈGA \ge To return disappointed, having failed in an object \lx SHANYA \ge To spout out violently, Int \lx SHASHANYÈGA \ge To hiss, as fat burning in a pot ; to talk or scold very angrily \lx SHAUSHAUANE \sy Sheusheuane \lx SHAWASHAWANE \sy Sheusheuane \lx SHÈBA \ge To look round ; to look over the shoulder \lx SHÈBASHÈBA \ge To look round first on one side and then on the other \lx SHÈBÈTLÈGA \xv Oa shèbètlèga mo maleñ \xe he has sharp cutting pains in the stomach \lx SHEBOGA \ge To turn the head back again after looking round \lx SHEGOLA \ge To poke or toss with a horn ; to lift up a weapon in order to strike with it \lx SHEKETLA \ge To cut or hew much with an axe ; to chop off many branches, etc \lx SHÈLA \xv Ba le ba shèla mo tluñ \xe they were burnt in the house \lx SHELÈ \mn sha \ge perfect of sha \lx SHELELECWE \xv O shelelecwe leina ya rragwè mogolo \xe he is named after his grandfather \lx SHELÈLÈLA \ge To name after a person \lx SHÈNA \xv Go shèna mènō \xe to show the teeth ; to grin \lx SHÈNÈLA \ge To grin at \xv Go shènèla mènō \xe to show the teeth at, as an angry dog \lx SHEPA \ge A ship \et (hybrid) \lx SHESHEMOLOGA \ge To be very numerous ; to be full, as a vessel \lx SHESHEMOLOLA \ge To make full ; to make the hair or feathers stand out or up \lx SHETLA \ge To cut with a sharp knife or axe ; to chew the leshetla of a bone \lx SHEUHALA \ge To become white \lx SHEUHATSA \ge To make white \lx SHEUSHEUANE \ge A small black, or black and white snake found in the kgalagadi ; a viper \lx SHILÈ \ge See SHELÈ \lx SHŌBÈLÈLA \ge To be dissatisfied, as with a purchase \lx SHOBOKA \sy Tlhakanya \lx SHOBOKANCWE \sy Tlhakancwe \lx SHOBOKANYA \sy Tlhakanya \lx SHODILE \mn shola \ge perfect of shola \lx SHODISA \mn shola \ge Caus. of shola \lx SHOGŌMA \ge To be agitated, as an excited crowd ; to shake, or be shaky as the spokes of a loose wheel \lx SHOGOTLHA \ge To rub between the knuckles, as in washing clothes \lx SHŌKA \ge To twist ; to wring ; to turn round ; to wind, as a watch \xv Go shōka leitlhō \xe to look with one eye partly closed and the other lid puckered up \lx SHŌKAMA \ge To be crooked ; to err \lx SHŌKAME \mn shōkama \ge perfect of shōkama \lx SHŌKAMISA \ge To make crooked ; to cause to err \lx SHOKASHOKA \ge See SHUKASHUKA \lx SHOKOLA \ge To do anything vigorously and persistently \lx SHOKOLOGA \ge To become turned back \lx SHOKOLOLA \ge To turn back actively ; to convert \lx SHOKOLOLÈLA \ge To turn back to \lx SHOKONOGA \sy Shokologa \lx SHOKONOLA \sy Shokolola \lx SHOLA \ge To smooth out ; to make smooth ; to stroke, as a cat \xv Go shola molemō \sy Go shwèla molemō \lx SHOLÈGA \xv Go sholèga molemō \sy Go shwèlèga molemō \lx SHŌLŌBŌTLA \xv O shōlōbōtla \xe he is perfectly naked \lx SHOLOHÈLA \ge To hope ; to look for confidently \lx SHOLOHÈLÈSÈGA \ge To become hopeful \lx SHOLOHETSA \ge To cause to hope \lx SHOLOHOLOGA \ge To cease hoping ; to despair \lx SHOLWA \mn shola \ge passive of shola \lx SHŌMA \ge To make a thick hedge, as round a lolwapa \lx SHOMARÈLA \ge To take great care of. Used of animals, or things \lx SHOMÈ \ge Ten ; the tenth \lx SHŌMÈLA \ge To push into ; to push in ; to sheathe \lx SHOMOGA \ge To become pulled out \lx SHOMOLA \ge To pull out ; to draw out ; to unsheathe \lx SHŌNA \ge It. Used with nouns in se \lx SHŌNE \sy Shōna \lx SHŌNÈLA \ge To groan ; to groan in sleep \lx SHONOLA \ge To lead by the ear \lx SHŌNŌLÈGA \ge To refuse to do a thing ; to be stubborn ; to obey unwillingly \lx SHŌPANA \ge To turn up, fold up, or crimp up, as leaves in the sun, or a wet skin in drying \lx SHŌPANYA \mn shōpana \sn 1 \ge Caus. of shōpana \sn 2 \ge To silence an opponent by a number of arguments \sn 3 \ge to bring together \sy Kōpanya \lx SHOSHOBAGANA \ge To be wrinkled, crumpled, or creased \lx SHOSHOBAGANYA \ge To confuse, as when detected in a fault \xv Go shoshobaganya sehatlhōgō \xe to avert the face, as in anger, shame, or sorrow \lx SHŌSHŌRA \ge To rub corn, etc., in the palms of the hands \lx SHŌSHŌRÈLA \ge To rub to, or into \lx SHOSHU \ge A kind of bird, Int \lx SHOSHUELETSA \ge To incite to \lx SHOSHWANA \ge A little shoshu, Int \lx SHOSHWETSA \ge To urge on ; to egg on \lx SHOTLA \ge To deride ; to ridicule ; to scoff ; to mock \xv Go shotla ka èna \xe to make fun of him \lx SHŌTLHŌMÈLA \ge To fall in, as into a hole in the dark \lx SHOTLHOMETSA \ge To thrust in ; to push in \lx SHUA \ge To vex ; to tease ; to roast with a large fire ; to overcook food \lx SHUASHUA \ge To scold violently ; to find fault with in an angry manner \lx SHUASHUISA \xv Ba mo shuashuisa \xe they mob him \lx SHUBA \ge To hide a thing, or person. Pass. shuywa \lx SHUBÈGA \ge To become hidden \lx SHUBÈLA \ge To press in with the hand ; to hide from \lx SHUBÈLÈLA \ge To constrain ; to compel ; to push away or in ; to go in a dense crowd \lx SHUBOLOLA \ge To uncover anything hidden ; to expose a hiding person \lx SHUCWA \mn shupa \ge Pass. of shupa \lx SHUDILE \mn shula \ge Perf. of shula \xv Pelo ea me e shudile \xe my heart is grieved \lx SHUDUTA \sy Duèla \ge Int \lx SHUGA \ge To bray skins, or rhiems ; to trample on ; to trample to pieces \lx SHUGAKANA \sy Robèga \lx SHUGÈLÈLA \ge To crumble by pressure ; to pound by rubbing upon \lx SHUGWA \mn shuga \ge Pass. of shuga \lx SHUKASHUKA \ge To strive with by act or word ; to pull about from side to side ; to jostle \lx SHUKASHUKANA \ge To strive together \lx SHUKASHUKANÈLA \ge To strive together for \lx SHUKÈLA \ge To press in with a hand \lx SHUKULA \ge To bore a hole in leather, as in making sandals \lx SHUKUNYETSA \ge To push one thing between others \lx SHULA \xv Go shula pelo \xe to become grieved \lx SHULAHALA \ge To become evil, or bad \lx SHULAHALÈLA \xv Go shulahalèla pele \xe to become worse ; to wax worse and worse \lx SHULAHATSA \ge To make evil, or bad \lx SHULATSHA \sy Shulahatsa \lx SHULE \mn shwa \ge Perf. of shwa \lx SHUMA \ge To make a noise, as a river or wind ; to ring, as the ears ; to breathe hard ; to breathe through the nose ; to hiss, as a snake \lx SHUMANYA \ge To cook much food ; to cook and eat in one day the food that should last for some time \lx SHUMÈLA \ge To eat very much \lx SHUMETSA \ge To pour out in a stream \lx SHUNUKA \ge To put a lot of things together ; to pull from side to side, as a tight pole \lx SHUPA \ge Seven ; to show ; to prove ; to testify ; to point out \lx SHUPAHALA \ge To become shown to \lx SHUPEDITSE \mn shupetsa \ge Perf. of shupetsa \lx SHUPÈGA \ge To become shown, or proved \lx SHUPEGETSA \ge To show to ; to testify \lx SHUPÈLA \ge To offer to ; to offer for ; to sacrifice \lx SHUPÈLÈLA \ge To predict \lx SHUPETSA \ge To show to ; to submit to for inspection \lx SHUPIWA \mn shupa \ge Pass. of shupa \lx SHUPUTSA \ge To trample upon ; to press upon and injure \lx SHUSHU \xv O shushu \xe he is deaf. Pl. ba boshushu \lx SHUSHURA \ge To eat very much \lx SHUSHUTSA \ge To eat very much \lx SHUTA \ge To move away \lx SHUTÈLA \ge To move to ; to move for \lx SHUTELETSA \xv Ba le ba mo shuteletsa ha pele \xe they put him forward \lx SHUTISA \ge To cause him to move \lx SHUTLHA \ge To rub, or brush something off a person or thing ; to rub anything ; to rub or press anything in a mortar ; to rub down a horse ; to polish as boots ; to push, or make way through bushes, etc \sy Thoba \lx SHUYWA \mn shuba \ge Pass. of shuba \lx SHWA \ge To die \lx SHWAA \ge To stir meat in a pot \sy Rita \lx SHWAALALA \ge To break up, or disperse, as clouds \lx SHWABA \ge To fade, as grass, etc., on a hot day ; to fade, but not die ; to wither ; to conjecture ; to surmise ; to become disappointed ; to have hopes blasted \lx SHWABISA \ge To disappoint one's expectations \xv Go shwabisa nywaba \xe to propose a riddle \lx SHWABOLA \ge To pull one thing from under another \lx SHWABOLÈLA \ge To pull towards \lx SHWABUKA \ge To go over, Int \lx SHWAÈLA \ge To rain in a continuous downpour ; to hold on long ; to delay long \lx SHWAHALA \ge To spoil by becoming old ; to become nasty, or disagreeable ; to become useless \lx SHWAIL \ge A file \et (hybrid) \lx SHWAILA \ge To force a passage through bushes, etc. ; to rush through a waterless country \lx SHWAITSE \mn shwaila \ge Perf. of shwaila \lx SHWAKE \ge A vachje \et (hybrid) \lx SHWALAEA \ge To work carelessly, or badly ; to treat a person with contempt, as a man who works badly treats his master ; to have a dog in the manger spirit with regard to food or things \lx SHWALALÈLA \ge To go through with a work ; to persevere in doing ; to follow after \lx SHWALÈLÈLA \sy Shwalalèla \lx SHWANKA \sy Khweba \lx SHWAPOGA \ge To be high, or tall \lx SHWAPOGÈLA \xv O la a shwapogèla kwa godimo \xe he towered aloft; he was a very tall man \lx SHWAPOLA \ge To pull out, or stretch so as to lengthen ; to lengthen by stretching out \lx SHWATLHA \ge To push a thing in and shake it about when in \lx SHWATLHÈLA \ge To press down with a stick ; to ram in \lx SHWATOGA \ge To break out in a rash or eruption \lx SHWATOGÈLA \sy Shwapogèla \lx SHWATOLA \ge To haul ; to pull towards \xv Go shwatola mo moleloñ \xe to pull out of the fire \lx SHWÈLA \sn 1 \ge To die for \xv O la a shwèla gōna \xe he died there \xv O tla shwèla rure \xe he will certainly die \sn 2 \ge To be pliant, or supple \xv Go shwèla molemō \xe to use; to put to a good use \lx SHWELETSA \xv Go shweletsa rure \xe to finish completely \lx SHWÈLWA \mn shwèla \ge Pass. of shwèla \xv Go shwèlwa ka pitse \xe to lose a horse by death \lx SHWETSA \ge To finish ; to exhaust ; to complete \lx SHWEU \ge See SHEU \lx SHWINTSE \mn shwinya \ge Perf of shwinya \lx SHWINYA \ge To purse up the lips in contempt or scorn \lx SHWIWA \mn shwa \ge Pass. of shwa \xv Ga bo go shwiwa \xe there were many deaths \lx SI \ge See SE \lx SIA \sn 1 \ge To run away ; to win a race ; to beat in a race. Perf. siile. Pass. siiwa \sn 2 \ge To reserve ; to keep in reserve ; to preserve \lx SIAMA \ge To be right ; to be straight ; to be just ; to go straight \xv Mo go sa siamañ \xe in that which is not right \lx SIAME \mn siama \ge Perf. of siama \xv Go siame \xe it is right \lx SIAMÈLA \ge To go in a straight course to \lx SIAMEÑ \xv Tse di siameñ \xe those which are right \xv seatla se se siameñ \xe a right hand \lx SIAMISA \ge To make straight ; to set right \lx SIAMOLOLA \ge To become wrong ; to do wrong \lx SIANA \ge To race ; to run together in a race \lx SIANYE \mn siana \ge Perf. of siana \lx SIBA \sy Tsiba \lx SIBI \ge A cake of dry cattle dung. Pl. dibi \lx SIBITLÔ \ge A sprained, or strained wrist \lx SIBOLA \sy Sipola \lx SIBOLO \ge See SEBOLO \lx SIDILE \mn sila \ge Perf. of sila \lx SIDILWE \mn sila \ge Perf. pass. of sila \lx SIÈLA \ge To reserve for ; to put by for ; to give to ; to lend to \lx SIEÔ \ge See SEEÔ \lx SIGAMA \ge To have the teats swelling indicating that calving time is near \lx SIILE \mn sia \ge Perf. of sia \lx SIISA \mn sia \ge Caus. of sia \lx SIIWA \mn sia \ge Pass. of sia \lx SIKARA \ge To sling, or carry a thing slung over the shoulder ; to carry on the shoulders, as a cross or sheep ; to carry a thing slung between two bearers \lx SIKARWA \mn sikara \ge Pass. of sikara \lx SIKÈLÈLA \ge To prosecute or blame wrongfully \lx SIKERE \mn sikara \ge Perf. of sikara \lx SIKOROLA \mn sikara \ge Revers. of sikara. To unsling, etc \lx SILA \ge To grind ; to grind to powder. Perf. sidile \lx SILOHALA \ge To become troubled ; to be amazed ; to be in doubt as to what may happen \lx SILOHATSA \ge To cause to become foolish ; to confound \lx SILWA \mn sila \ge Pass. of sila \lx SIMALALA \ge To be upright ; to be perpendicular \lx SIMAMA \sy Siama, Int \lx SIMANA \sy Semana \lx SIMANE \ge Used by a person sent on a message, or returned from a journey \xv Ke semane ke tla \xe I have just come \lx SIME \sy Seme \lx SIMÈGA \ge To turn a person or animal back into the path ; to turn from one course to another, actively ; to warn, and thus turn back ; to guide \xv U mmetsè, u mo simègè \xe beat him and turn him from his fault \xv Go simèga dikgomo kwa pele \xe to guide the oxen, or turn them in front \lx SIMOGA \sy Simologa \lx SIMOGILE \sy Simologile \lx SIMOLA \ge Lately ; just \xv O simola go cwa \xe he has just come out \lx SIMOLOGA \ge To be begun \lx SIMOLOLA \ge To begin \lx SIMOLOTSÈ \mn simolola \ge Perf. of simolola \lx SIMONA \sy Simola \lx SINAMA \ge To be dainty, or finical in eating \lx SINOGA \ge To move out of the light \xv Mo sinogè \xe move out of his light \lx SINOSA \ge To reveal ; to expose by uncovering ; to let light upon \lx SIPOGA \ge To break ; to become broken, as a leg, rhiem, etc. See TSIPOGA \lx SIPOLA \ge To cut once, or sever with one cut \lx SIRA \ge To shade \lx SIRÈGA \ge To become shaded \lx SIRELETSA \xv Go ba sireletsa \xe to cover them \lx SIROLOGA \ge To become uncovered, or unshaded \lx SIROLOLA \ge To uncover ; to take a shade off ; to unveil \xv Go sirolola dipelo \xe to open the hearts, to open the minds \lx SIRWA \mn sira \ge Pass. of sira \lx SISA \ge To give much milk ; to flow or spout out in a jet, as blood from an artery ; to be very tired, as weary limbs. Perf. sisitse \lx SISAPELO \ge To sob ; to sigh \lx SISÈLA \ge To hold up a heavy thing on the head, supporting it by the hands \lx SISI \ge Simple, Int \lx SISIBALA \ge To become calm ; to become quiet ; to become steady or firm \lx SISIBATSA \mn sisibala \ge Caus. of sisibala \lx SISIMOGA \ge To respect ; to reverence ; to be grave ; to be bashful, or coy ; to draw back startled and in order to avoid something \lx SISIMOSA \ge To give one the creeps, as an insect crawling on the flesh ; to set the teeth on edge, as a scratching noise \lx SISINU \sy Sesinu, Int \lx SISITSE \mn sisa \ge Perf. of sisa \lx SITA \ge To overcome ; to surpass ; to excel ; to exceed ; to be of more value \lx SITÈGA \ge To be overcome ; to be done up, as poor oxen \lx SITILWE \xv Ke sitilwe \xe I am cold; I am overcome by the cold \lx SITISA \ge To excel ; to surpass \xv O la a sitisa le dilekane \xe he surpassed his companions \lx SITLWANE \ge A little thorny weed \lx SITLWASITLWANE \ge A kind of thistle ; a thorny bush bearing small red berries \lx SITOLOGA \sn 1 \ge To become warmed after being very cold \sn 2 \ge To go unwillingly when sent \lx SITWA \mn sita \ge Pass. of sita \xv Kea sitwa \xe I am becoming cold; I am being overcome by cold \lx TAA \ge A pole or log for floating a person across a river \lx TAANYA \ge To dash down \lx TABOGA \ge To run fast \lx TABOLA \ge To take out a handful, spoonful, etc \xv Go tabola gabedi \xe to take out two handfuls \lx TABOSA \mn tabola \ge Caus. of tabola \lx TACANA \sy Molacana \lx TACWANA \sy Molacwana \lx TADI \ge A striped field-mouse \lx TAECO \ge A message \lx TAEŌ \ge An instruction ; a direction ; an injunction \lx TAFOLA \ge A table \et (hybrid) \lx TAGA \ge To make drunk \xv Tse di tagan batho \xe those which make people drunk \lx TAGARAFA \ge A summons \et (hybrid) \lx TAGILWE \ge To be drunk \xv O tagilwe \xe he is drunk \lx TAGISA \ge To cause to become drunk \lx TAGÔ \ge Drunkenness \lx TAGWA \ge To begin to be drunk ; to become drunk \lx TAILA \ge To milk a cow dry. Used chiefly of a cow that has but little milk \lx TAKA \sn 1 \ge White clay ; chalk ; whiting \sn 2 \ge To paint or smear white \lx TAKILE \mn taka \ge Perf. of taka \lx TALA \ge Green \xv Boyañ yo bo tala \xe green grass \xv Bogologolo tala \xe very long ago \lx TALAHALA \ge To become green \lx TALAMA \ge A button \et (hybrid) \lx TALANA \mn tala \ge Dimin. of tala, green \xv Mayañ a ma talana \xe green grass \lx TALANE \ge A kind of finch \lx TALANYANE \ge A little finch \lx TALE \ge A canary \lx TALECO \ge A summons \lx TALELALOROLE \ge A bull buffalo which lies down to await and attack the hunters \lx TALÈLÔ \ge An ambush ; an ambuscade ; a lying in wait ; a stratagem \lx TALÔ \mn lala \ge Noun from lala \lx TAMALALA \ge To go on to one's destination without stopping or turning aside \lx TAMALÔ \sy Tèmalō \lx TAMOLA \ge To squeeze with a hand ; to drain a cow's udder ; to pull a pack-ox rhiem tightly \lx TAMUSA \ge To press out, as matter out of a sore \lx TANKE \ge Thank you \et (hybrid) \lx TANKISA \ge To cause to thank \et (hybrid) \lx TANTA \ge To bind about many times \lx TANTOLOLA \mn tanta \ge Revers. of tanta \lx TANTSE \mn tanya \ge Perf. of tanya \xv Lo tantse yaka kama \xe you have hit the mark \lx TANTSHA \sy Katisa \lx TANTSHIWA \mn tantsha \ge Pass. of tantsha \lx TANYA \ge To make a noise like ta! by throwing a thing into water \lx TAO \sn 1 \ge A law ; an injunction ; an exhortation \sn 2 \ge a tree, whose leaves and root are used to prepare a perfume called bolaō \lx TAOLA \ge A dice \lx TAOLŌ \ge A command ; a commandment ; authority ; power ; right \lx TAPALALA \ge To go straight on \lx TAPETA \ge To bruise ; to bruise by stamping, knocking, etc. ; to break into small pieces \lx TAPETÈGA \ge To become bruised, etc \lx TAPETLA \sy Tlapetla \lx TAPISHŌ \ge Fatigue ; weariness \lx TAPOLOGŌ \ge Rest ; refreshing \lx TAPOLOSHŌ \ge Rest \lx TAPUTA \ge To pierce ; to stab \lx TARAISA \ge To wind up a bucket from a well \et (hybrid) \lx TATA \sn 1 \ge To forbid \sn 2 \ge the name by which a child begins to address its father \lx TATALALA \ge To be persistent, as in disputing, or telling false news, or claiming what does not belong to one \lx TATALALANA \ge To dispute together persistently \xv Go tatalalana naè \xe to dispute persistently with him \lx TATALANŌ \ge One by one ; a following one by one \lx TATAMALA \sy Tamalala \lx TATASÈLA \sy Tètèsèla \lx TATECWE \xv O tatecwe tsela \xe he is forbidden, or debarred the path \lx TATEDICWE \xv A go tatedicwe batho boyalwa \xe let the people be forbidden beer \lx TATÈLA \xv Ba mo tatèla \xe they forbid him; they refuse to give him \lx TATETSA \ge To forbid to \lx TATLHEGŌ \ge Loss ; a being cast away ; perdition \lx TATLHO \mn latlha \ge A casting away. Noun from latlha \lx TATOHACŌ \mn latohatsa \ge Noun from latohatsa \lx TAU \ge A lion \lx TAUANA \ge A lion's cub \lx TEATEA \ge To be excited ; to go about in all directions, as an excited person \lx TEBA \xv Go teba lencwe \xe to speak in a low tone \lx TEBAGAÑ \sy Teban \lx TEBAGANŌ \sy Teban \lx TEBALO \ge Forgetfulness ; a forgetting \lx TEBAÑ \ge Similarity in appearance ; resemblance \xv Modimo o ba dihile tebañ \xe God has made them like each other \lx TEBATEBA \ge To hesitate ; to be uncertain what to do \lx TEBÈLA \ge To strike or knock about with a fist \lx TEBÈLAKA \ge To strike all over, or thoroughly \lx TEBÈLÈLO \ge Expectation \lx TEBÈLŌ \ge A watching ; a watch ; a guard \lx TÈBÈTÈBÈ \xv Kgomo ea tèbètèbè \xe a certain ox \lx TEBO \ge A looking \lx TEBOGŌ \ge A thanksgiving ; thankfulness ; a recompense \lx TECO \ge The sound of a musical instrument \lx TÈCWA \mn AKGATÈCWA \lx TEDU \ge A beard ; a whisker ; a moustache \lx TEHISHŌ \ge A reward \lx TEKANO \ge Temperate ; temperateness \lx TEKANYECO \ge A division ; a dividing, or a measuring for \lx TEKANYŌ \xv Ka tekanyō \xe soberly; discreetly; consistently \lx TEKETA \sy Keteka \lx TEKŌ \ge A testing ; a trial \lx TEKOLŌ \ge A visitation ; a visit \lx TEKU \ge Red ; ruddy ; glowing ; red-hot \lx TEKUTEKU \ge Very red \lx TELEDIMO \ge Tulp ; a poisonous shrub \lx TÈLÈKŌ \ge A driving away \lx TELELE \sn 1 \ge Long ; tall \sn 2 \ge the lower bowel of an animal \lx TELENYŌ \ge Clamour \lx TELŌ \ge A cry ; a bleat \lx TEMA \ge A plot of ground for picking \lx TÈMA \ge To eat with a spoon \lx TÈMALŌ \ge Custom ; habit ; order ; course \xv Madi a tèmalō \xe money paid for hunting in a chief's country \lx TEMANA \ge A small plot ; a text ; a verse \lx TÈMÈKA \ge To shake, or to be shaky, as a thing not firm or strong \lx TEMEÑ \ge Used sometimes of doing the same work more than once \xv A ea temeñ \xe he went more than one day to help another in ploughing for payment \lx TEMOHALŌ \ge Profit ; good \lx TENA \ge To tire out ; to surfeit ; to disgust ; to be repugnant ; perfect tenne \lx TENÈGA \sn 1 \ge To fall away in principle ; to deteriorate in character ; to rebel ; to revolt \sn 2 \ge Also from tena, to become disgusted \lx TENÈGÈLA \sn 1 \xv Ba le ba tenègèla Modimo \xe they rebelled against God \sn 2 \xv Go tenègèla dilō tsa motho \xe to be envious of, or to grumble at a person's things \lx TENÈGŌ \ge A falling away \lx TENETSA \ge To steal by putting a thing slyly in the pocket, etc. ; to put a thing where it won't be seen \lx TENNE \mn Tena \ge perfect \xv O ntenne \xe he is repugnant to me ; he disgusts me \lx TENNWE \mn tenwa \ge perfect \lx TENŌ \ge Noun from tena \lx TENTA \ge To run slowly ; to run with a burden \lx TENTSHA \ge To turn away from in disgust \lx TENWA \ge To be surfeited ; to loathe \xv Kea tenwa ke diyō \xe I loathe the food \lx TEÑ \ge Deep \xv Mo teñ \xe within \xv Kwa teñ \xe within ; inside \lx TEOLA \ge To ridicule \lx TÈPÈ \ge Very wet, or watery ; Used of cooked pumpkin, etc \lx TEOHŌ \ge A mistake ; a fault ; a sin \lx TEREBETSA \sy Tlerebetsa \ge Int \lx TESELECO \ge A permission \lx TESHOLOGŌ \ge A swelling in the private parts \lx TESHOLOLŌ \ge Noun from lesholola \lx TETA \ge To copulate frequently without conception, as a bull with a barren cow \lx TETEÈLA \ge To contuse ; to bruise \lx TETEÈLŌ \ge A contusion ; a bruise \lx TETERAREKI \ge A tetrarch \et (hybrid) \lx TÈTÈSÈLA \ge To tremble ; to shiver ; to be palsied \lx TÈTÈSÈLŌ \ge A trembling or shivering fit ; the palsy \lx TETLANŌ \ge A reconciliation \lx TETLANYŌ \ge Mutual love ; amity \lx TETWA \mn teta \ge passive ; Used of a cow \lx TÈWA \sn 1 \sy Rèwa \sn 2 \mn go twa \ge passive \xv Go tèwa \xe passive of go twa \lx THAAPŌ \ge A stone or pip of fruit or berry \lx THABA \sn 1 \ge A mountain \sn 2 \sy Itumèla \lx THABANYŌ \ge Noun from Rabanya \lx THABUEDIWA \mn thabuetsa \ge passive \lx THABUÈLA \ge To become plunged in with a noise like tha \lx THABUETSA \ge To plunge anything into water \lx THAEA \ge To mark out for a foundation ; to lay a foundation ; to found ; to draw a line for cutting ; to rule a line ; to place a thing ; passive thaiwa \lx THAEATHAEA \sy Akgaakgèga \lx THAÈGÈLA \ge To become founded on \lx THAÈLA \sy Raèla \lx THAÈLÔ \ge A temptation ; a tempting \lx THAGA \ge A kind of small bird ; a sparrow. See also TAGA \lx THAGAMA \ge To be at peace \lx THAGAME \mn thagama \ge perfect \xv Ba thagame \xe they are at peace \lx THAGAMÔ \ge Peace \lx THAGWA \ge See TAGWA \lx THAHI \ge A hiccup ; hiccough \lx THAHOLÔ \xv Ka thaholô \xe by degrees ; little by little \lx THAHOTSANYÔ \ge In order ; a succession \lx THAI \sy Thahi \lx THAISA \ge To hear or see anything indistinctly \lx THAIWA \mn thaea \ge passive \lx THAKA \ge A company \xv Thaka euō \xe that set! An exclamation of surprise \xv Thaka \xe how splendid \xv Thaka ea leitlhō \xe the pupil of an eye \lx THAKADU \ge An ant bear ; an ant eater \lx THAKAÑWAGA \ge A ground plant with edible red fruit \lx THAKGANYA \ge To kick in all directions, as an ox when one leg is held by a rhiem \lx THAKGATHA \sy Thakganya, Int \lx THALALAGAE \ge The bogwèra procession coming near to town and then going back to camp \lx THALALÔ \ge Noun from ralala \lx THALÈLA \ge To smear a kind of black medicine on walls, etc., to prevent witchcraft \lx THAMA \ge To become fast in a narrow opening ; to be too large to enter an opening ; to be tight, as a close-fitting garment ; a small shrub having edible beans and root. Sing. and pl. of the shrub. Pl. of the root, dithama \lx THAMAGA \ge Red and white. Colours less distinct than nala. Used of an ox \lx THAMAGANA \ge Fem. of thamaga \lx THAMANE \ge An edible root or bean ; the fruit of the thama shrub \lx THAMATHAMISA \ge To bother by asking many questions, or seeking many things from \lx THAMÈLA \sy Retelèla \lx THAMO \ge A neck ; neck and throat all round \lx THAMOGÈLWA \ge To be convalescent \lx THAMUÑ \xv Mo thamuñ \xe on the neck \lx THAMUTSA \ge To bite a soft, watery substance with a noise \lx THAMUTSÈGA \ge To become bitten. Used of a soft, watery substance \lx THANKGOLA \ge To throw out, as the grains when making beer \lx THANOLÔ \xv Ka thanolô \xe with preciseness, particularly, plainly \lx THANTHANYÈGA \sy Thathanyèga \ge To fly about, as sparks \lx THANTHOLOGA \ge To become unravelled \lx THANTHOLOLA \ge To unravel ; to unpick \lx THANTSHA \ge Caus. of thanya \lx THANYA \sn 1 \ge To make a noise like tha! to crackle, as mealies when roasting \sn 2 \sy Kubuga \ge to awake out of sleep \xv pelo ea me ea thanya \xe my heart has awakened ; I have found my understanding \lx THANYÔ \ge Noun from thanya \lx THAPA \ge To call, or engage a person for a work \lx THAPAMÔ \ge Noun from rapama \lx THAPÈLÈLÔ \ge Prayer for ; supplication \lx THAPÈLÔ \ge A prayer \lx THAPÔ \ge A pumpkin stalk or tendril running along the ground ; a tying up of kids ; a string ; a cord ; a rope \lx THAPODISA \xv Go thapodisa kgomo \xe to catch an ox with a rhiem by one leg \lx THAPOGA \ge To become broken, or snapped, as a tense rhiem \lx THAPOLA \ge To break, or snap a tense rhiem \lx THARA \ge A kind of creeping plant found in reeds and bushes \lx THARANŌ \ge Noun from rarana. Perplexity \lx THARI \ge A skin for carrying an infant on the back \lx THARO \ge Three \lx THATA \ge Strong ; hard ; powerful ; difficult ; strength ; hardness \lx THATAHALA \ge To become strong ; to become hardened \lx THATAHATSA \ge To strengthen ; to make hard \lx THATAHOLOGA \ge To lose strength ; to become weak \lx THATARO \ge Six \lx THATAULANA \ge To fight with each other, as dogs ; to fight and tear each other \lx THATÈGŌ \ge Noun from ratèga \lx THATHANA \ge A morsel of food ; a bit of food \lx THATHANYANA \ge A little morsel of food \lx THATHANYÈGA \ge To be very tender, or sore ; to have severe shooting pains \lx THATHÈLÈLA \sy Chōphèlèla \lx THATHOLOLA \xv Go thatholola mahoko \xe to correct news ; to tell correctly what had been told incorrectly by somebody else \lx THATŌ \ge Will \lx THEA \sy Thaea \lx THÈBÈ \ge A shield \lx THEBOLA \ge To offer a sacrifice or offering at the grave of an ancestor \lx THEBOLŌ \ge An offering ; a sacrifice \lx THEDIMOGŌ \ge Brightness, as of a countenance ; a slight shining \lx THEECO \ge A listening \lx THÈÈKÈLA \ge To stagger ; to roll from side to side \lx THÈÈKÈLŌ \ge A staggering \lx THEILWE \mn thaea \ge Perf. Pass. of thaea \lx THÈKALANŌ \ge Noun from rèkalana \lx THÈKÈGÈLŌ \ge Favour ; partiality \lx THÈKÈLŌ \ge Merchandise ; buying \lx THEKISÈGŌ \ge Trouble \lx THEKO \ge The end, or grasping place of a spear-handle, molamu, etc \lx THÈKŌ \ge A buying ; the price of a thing \lx THEKOLOLŌ \ge A ransom ; a redemption \lx THÈLA \sy Tshèla \ge Used of founder's work \lx THELE \ge An udder ; a ball ; a globe ; a ball of hair found in an animal's stomach \lx THELEDI \ge The flesh at the junction of the bones in an animal's hind legs \lx THELEDISA \ge To cause to escape, or survive \lx THÈLÈGÈLA \sy Tshèlègèla \lx THELÈLA \ge To escape, or survive, as from danger or death \lx THELENYANE \ge A little thele \lx THELÈLŌ \xv Go bua ka thelèlō \xe to speak ambiguously, or so as to conceal one's meaning \xv O thelèlō \sy O bolōtsana \xv Motho oa thelèlō \xe a slippery character \lx THELESA \ge To supply or give food ; to entertain by giving food ; to be hospitable by supplying with food \lx THELESECO \ge An assisting with food \lx THELESEDIWA \ge To be set free from a state of servitude \lx THELESETSA \ge To assist with food ; to give food to \lx THELESETSANYA \ge To assist each other with food \lx THELESHŌ \ge A giving of food ; hospitality ; entertainment \lx THELESICWE \xv Ba thelesicwe \xe they are set free \lx THELEYWE \sy Thele, Int \lx THÈLŌ \sy Tshèlō \lx THÈMÈLÈKANA \ge To dodge so as to get out of the way ; to escape by slipping to one side \lx THÈMÔ \ge Something which has been cut down \lx THENEKETSA \ge To swallow without chewing much \lx THENYA \ge To knock with the head, as a calf when sucking ; to knock a goat's udder with the hand when milking \lx THEOGA \ge To fall over, as a pot, etc \sy Menoga \lx THEPE \ge A kind of weed used as a salad \lx THÈRÈGÔ \ge Fear ; dread \lx THÈRÈKÈLÔ \ge Noun from rèrèkèla \lx THÈRÈPANA \ge To become old and worn out ; to become of no use \lx THEREPANYE \mn thèrèpana \ge Perf. of thèrèpana \xv Se therepanye \xe it is worn out \lx THÈRÈPÈ \ge An old and worn-out thing \lx THERISHÔ \ge Dread \lx THÈRÔ \ge A discussion about marriage arrangements ; a sermon \lx THETHA \ge To make a large fire \lx THETHE \ge A thick white grub found in kralls and rotten wood \lx THETHEBALA \ge To be satisfied, or contented \lx THETHEBATSA \xv Go thethebatsa pelo \xe to satisfy ; to please ; to make content \lx THETHEBETSE \mn thethebala \ge Perf. of thethebala \xv Môea o o thethebetseñ \xe a contented spirit \lx THÈTHÈLÈLA \ge To speak too much ; to talk a great deal \lx THEYANA \ge A little shield \lx THIBA \ge To turn the course of anything ; to stop or turn back animals \xv Go thiba molomo \xe to shut the mouth \sy Tsiba, Int \lx THIBALA \ge To become obstructed ; to become stopped ; to become eclipsed, as the sun ; to become shut up, as a mouth, or road \lx THIBALÔ \ge An eclipse ; an obstruction \lx THIBECWE \mn thibala \ge Perf. pass. of thibala \xv Ke thibecwe ke matlhō \xe I am hindered by my eyes \lx THIBEDI \ge A notch cut in a stick for a pack-ox's nose ; a notch in a yoke skey \lx THIBÈGÔ \ge A heathen custom of a woman lying on her face to be doctored after her husband's death \lx THIBÈLA \ge To stop, or turn back, as calves at milking time \lx THIBÈLÈLA \sy Tlhaolèla \xv U nthibèlèlè dinamane \xe stop the calves for me \lx THIBELETSA \sy Dibeletsa \lx THIBETSE \mn thibala \ge Perf. of thibala \xv Tsela e thibetse \xe the path is shut up \lx THIBILE \mn thiba \ge Perf. of thiba \xv Maru a tla tlhôla a thibile \xe the clouds will cover the sky \lx THIBOGA \ge To come out of the way ; to move out of the way ; to give place \lx THIBOGÈLA \ge To move out of the way of something, or somebody \xv Mo thibogèlè \xe move out of his way \xv Go thibogèla boshula \xe to flee from, or avoid evil \lx THIBOLOLA \sy Tsibolola \lx THIBOSA \ge To cause to move out of the way ; to snatch a thing out of the way, or to one side \lx THIBOSETSA \ge To cause to move out of the way of \lx THIMOGA \ge To turn oneself suddenly back \lx THINCWE \xv O thincwe ke botlhoko \xe he is unable to do what he proposed by reason of sickness \lx THINTSE \mn thinya \ge Perf. of thinya \xv Ke thintse \xe I have changed my mind \lx THINTSHA \mn thinya \ge Caus. of thinya \xv Kgosi e tla thintsha picō \xe the chief will alter the time of the meeting \lx THINYA \ge To abandon one's intention for a good reason ; to change one's mind for a good reason ; to put off for a while \lx THIPA \ge A knife \lx THIRI \ge A hair, Int \lx THITHECWANA \ge An imaginary animal, Int \lx THITHOHALA \sy Thutahala \lx THITHOHATSA \sy Thutahatsa \lx THITÔ \ge The lower end of a tree ; the part next the ground ; stubble of mealie stalk. Noun from rita \lx THOBA \ge The hole in a nipple \lx THÔBA \ge To break through ; to break out and run away ; to foment with hot water \lx THOBALÔ \ge Noun from rōbala \lx THOBANE \ge A stick ; a cudgel \xv Thobane e tlhōgwana \xe a stick with a small knob \lx THÔBÈ \ge The fruit of the morōbè bush \lx THÔBÈGA \ge Medicine used for doctoring a broken limb \xv Go yewa thōbèga \xe the eating of an ox slaughtered in honour of a man who has killed the first man in battle, or the first rhinoceros in a hunt \lx THOBÈLA \ge To break in \xv Go thobèla tsela \xe to rush into or along a path \lx THOBELETSA \sy Thomeletsa, Int \lx THOBESELÈLA \ge To break in upon ; to break in upon, or intrude upon, a party when not wanted \lx THOBETSE \mn thobèla \ge Perf. of thobèla \xv A dithobetse \xe Have they broken in \lx THÔBÔ \ge A harvest ; a breaking off. From rōba, a breaking through. From thōba \lx THOBOGA \ge To flow freely \lx THOBOLA \ge To pull out a plug from the bottom of a milk sack ; a plug for the bottom of a milk sack ; to open wide \xv Go thobola kgōrō \xe to open the gate wide \xv Go thobola melapō \xe to cause rivers to gush out \lx THOBOLÈLA \xv Di thobolèlè kgōrō \xe open the gate wide for them \lx THOBOLOLA \sy Muna \ge To begin a new work ; to pioneer ; to be the first to do a new thing \lx THOBU \ge Fallow ground ; ground picked but not sown \xv Go lema thobu \xe to plough without sowing \lx THOBUÈLA \sy Thabuèla \lx THOBUETSA \sy Thabuetsa \lx THOCWA \mn thopa \ge Pass. of thopa \lx THODI \ge A string made from chewed bark \lx THOGAKÔ \ge A cursing \lx THOGAKANÔ \ge A mutual cursing \lx THOGÔ \ge A cursing ; a curse \xv Thogō ea kgwedi \xe change of the moon ; the appearance of a new moon \lx THOGWE \ge A kind of cactus with serrated leaves, growing chiefly in limestone \lx THOKAMA \ge To sleep alongside a fire \lx THOKAMÈLA \ge To lie or sit so as to warm oneself ; to be in the blaze of a fire \lx THOKGAMA \ge To be upright \lx THOKGAME \mn thokgama \ge Perf. of thokgama \lx THOKGAMISA \ge To make upright \lx THOKGAMÔ \ge Uprightness \lx THOKGOSELETSA \ge To shake the finger at in anger, or so as to defy \lx THOKÔ \ge Aside ; one side, as of a room ; the extreme point, or limit ; an awl, or long needle for sewing skins with \xv Ha thokō \xe on one side \lx THÔKÔLÔ \ge Dung of buck, sheep, hare, etc \lx THOKOSETSA \ge To shake up ; to rub between the hand as a stick when kindling fire native fashion \lx THOKWA \sy Tokwa \lx THOLA \ge Fruit of the morola bush ; first natural motion of an infant \lx THOLANA \ge Fruit of the morolana bush \lx THOLÔ \ge Noun from rola \lx THOLOCWE \sy Cholocwe \lx THOLOGA \sy Chologa \lx THOLOLA \sy Cholola \lx THOLOLÈLA \sy Chololèla \lx THOLOLÔ \sy Chololô \lx THOLOLWA \sy Chololwa \lx THOLORÔ \ge Noun from rolora \lx THOMA \ge A scented medicinal shrub \lx THOMELETSA \ge To cry out loudly, or louder than others \lx THOMÔ \ge A sending \lx THONOPÔ \ge Noun from ronopa \lx THOPA \ge To plunder \lx THOPAHALA \ge To become plundered, or stolen \lx THOPIWA \mn thopa \ge Pass. of thopa \lx THOPÔ \ge Plunder ; spoil \lx THOROMÔ \ge A trembling \lx THÔSÔLA \ge Syphilis, Int \lx THOTA \ge A mound of earth ; a small hill ; highland, or rising ground \lx THOTANA \ge A small thota \lx THOTHI \ge A drop of any fluid ; a small quantity of fluid remaining in a cup, etc \lx THOTHOBOLÔ \sy Thuthubudu, Int \lx THÔTHÔMÈLA \ge To enter, or pierce, as a spear the ground. Used also of a convincing argument or an internal pain \lx THOTO \ge Possessions ; goods ; merchandise \lx THÔTSÈ \ge A pip of a pumpkin \lx THÔYANA \ge A dance continued all night round a large fire at the close of the boyale ceremony \lx THUANYÔ \ge A propitiation ; an atonement \lx THUBA \ge To break to pieces, as a flat stone, etc., to break down ; to run, or rush, as a crowd ; to come off a nest with chickens \xv Go thuba lobelô \xe to run fast ; to run a race \lx THUBAGANYA \ge To break in pieces \lx THUBAGAÑWA \ge To be broken in pieces \lx THUBALAKA \ge To break in pieces utterly \lx THUBÈGA \ge To become broken \lx THUBÈGÈLA \xv Ba thubègèla mmôgô \xe they rush together ; to rush with one accord \lx THUBÈLA \ge To run, or rush to a thing \lx THUDISHÔ \ge Noun from rudisa \lx THUE \ge A small, sharp-nosed mouse \lx THUGA \ge To beat with a staff ; to break with a stone held in the hand ; to pound \lx THUHÔ \ge Payment for garden work \lx THUHULA \ge To turn away the head and refuse to listen \lx THUKGWI \ge A wild animal similar to a wolf, but smaller \lx THUKHUTHA \ge To wag, as a head ; to shake the head ; to rob ; to deprive of \lx THUKHUTHWA \xv O la a thukhuthwa ke motho lokwalō \xe he had his book taken from him by a person \lx THUKHWI \sy Thukgwi \lx THULA \ge To beat or knock one thing against another ; to hammer, as a smith ; to butt, as a goat \lx THULAGANYÔ \ge Order \xv Ka thulaganyô \xe in order ; orderly \lx THULAGANYOLOLÔ \ge Disorderly ; disorderliness \lx THULAMA \ge To turn a pot, etc., upside down \lx THULAME \mn thulama \ge Perf. of thulama \lx THULAMÈLA \ge To sleep soundly \lx THULANA \ge To knock against each other ; to come into collision \lx THULÈGA \ge To overthrow ; to turn out ; to subvert ; to give an enema \lx THULÈLA \ge To castrate sheep and goats by smashing the testicles \lx THULOLA \ge See THUULOLA \lx THUMA \ge To grind very fine \lx THUMOLŌ \ge Noun from rumola \lx THUMOTSA \ge To milk into the mouth \lx THUNYA \ge To come into view ; to blossom ; to blush ; to become gray-headed \lx THUÔ \ge An inheritance ; a possession \lx THUPA \ge A switch ; a rod ; a thin stick ; a riding whip \lx THUPISHŌ \ge Noun from rupisa \lx THURA \ge Hot ashes without cinders \lx THURUGŌ \ge A swelling \lx THUSA \ge To help \lx THUSANYA \ge To help each other \lx THUSÈGA \ge To become helped \lx THUSHŌ \ge Help \lx THUSHONYANA \ge A little help \lx THUSIWA \mn thusa \ge passive of thusa \lx THUTÈLÈLŌ \ge Teaching ; the effect of teaching \lx THUTHAHALA \ge To become warm. Used of water, etc \lx THUTHAHALŌ \ge Noun from thuthahala \lx THUTHAHATSA \ge To make warm \lx THUTHUBUDU \ge A rubbish heap ; a dung heap \lx THUTHUCHWANE \ge A fungus ; a mushroom \lx THUTLWA \ge A camelopard ; chicken pox ; water pox ; the southern cross \lx THUTÔ \ge Teaching \xv Ntlo ea thutô \xe a church, a chapel \lx THUULA \ge To lead, or pull, as a person by an arm, or a dog by a rope \lx THUULOLA \ge To take the lead ; to turn away and take a different course \lx THWADI \ge An odd number ; an odd one ; one superior to another \xv O ipaea thwadi \xe he puts himself first \xv E thwadi mo go se señwe \xe it is superior to the other \xv O thwadi mo go eo moñwe \xe he excels the other \lx THWALA \ge To find a thing and take it not knowing its owner \sy Thwadi, Int \lx THWANE \ge A wild animal of the cat tribe, larger than a phagè ; a lynx \lx THWANYE \ge Fruit of a wild fig tree \lx THWETSE \mn thwala \ge perfect of thwala \lx TIBA \ge To stamp with a foot, etc. ; to boom, as a gun or distant thunder \sy Tuba, Int \lx TIBAKA \ge To stamp the ground much, or very hard \lx TIBÈ \sy Phagè \lx TIBÔ \ge A round hole cut for a patch \lx TIBOLA \xv Namane ea tibola lotha \xe a first-born calf \xv Ñwana oa tibola lotha \xe a first-born child \lx TIDIKA \ge To prevaricate ; to keep back the truth \lx TIDIKÈLA \xv Go tidikèla loleme \xe to speak with a slippery tongue \lx TIDIMA \ge A plot of level land between two hills suitable for ploughing \lx TIDIMALÔ \ge Silence \lx TIDISA \mn tila \ge Caus. of tila \lx TIDÔ \ge The trunk of a tree \lx TIÈGÔ \ge Delay ; a delay \lx TIGÔ \ge A casting down \lx TIHACÔ \ge A fulfilment \lx TIHAHALÔ \ge An event happening to one ; an experience \lx TIHALÔ \ge An event ; an occurrence \lx TIHÈLÔ \ge A service \lx TIHÔ \ge A work \lx TIKA \sy Khuetsa \lx TIKETA \ge A ticket \et (hybrid) \lx TIKOLOGÔ \ge A going round ; a revolving ; a revolution, as of a wheel \lx TIKOLOGOÑ \ge Round about \xv Tikologoñ ea botlhaolèlō \xe round about the camp \xv Tikologoñ ea bōna \xe round about them \lx TILA \ge To avoid ; to get out of the way of anything likely to do harm, as a stone thrown at one \lx TILANE \ge The first dung of a newborn calf \lx TILATSHI \ge The horny knob above an ox's hoof at the back ; the fetlock of a horse \lx TILODI \ge Black and white with small white spots. Used of an ox \lx TILOLŌ \mn dilola \ge Noun from dilola \lx TILOTSANA \mn tilodi \ge Fem. of tilodi \lx TILWANE \ge A thick bead ring woven on cord \lx TIMA \sn 1 \ge To extinguish ; to become extinguished ; to go out, as a candle \xv Molelō o o sa timeñ \xe the fire that does not go out \sn 2 \ge To stint ; to deprive of ; to prevent from having ; to dilute ; to make less sharp to the taste ; to cover the ground, as springing corn \lx TIMANA \ge To be stingy \lx TIMANE \mn timana \ge perfect of timana \xv O timane \xe he is stingy; he is covetous, or close-fisted \lx TIMANŌ \ge Stinginess \lx TIMEDIWA \mn timetsa \ge passive of timetsa \lx TIMÈGA \ge To become extinguished ; to light one thing by another ; to kindle a light from another light \xv Molelō o o sa timegeñ \xe the fire that is not put out \lx TIMEGETSA \ge To fall, as a falling star ; to light up the sky, as a falling star \xv O mo timegetsa ka monwana \xe he points him out with the finger \lx TIMÈLA \ge To wander ; to go astray \lx TIMELETSA \ge To cause to wander from \lx TIMÈLŌ \ge A wandering \lx TIMÈLWA \xv Go timèlwa ka tumèlō \xe to be led astray from the faith \lx TIMETSA \ge To cause to wander \lx TIMETSE \mn timèla \ge perfect of timèla \lx TIMILE \mn tima \ge perfect of tima \xv Lobonè lo timile \xe the candle is gone out \xv U re timile \xe you have been stingy to us \lx TIMISA \ge To stint ; to cause to be stinted \lx TIMOKANYŌ \ge A stupor ; dizziness ; giddiness \lx TINTA \sy Tlhetlha \lx TIÑWA \mn tima \ge passive of tima \lx TIPOLA \ge To cut or sever with one cut \lx TISHŌ \ge A herding ; a watching ; protection \lx TITA \ge To withhold an opinion ; to decline to express an opinion about a matter without hearing about it more fully \lx TITAMERE \ge The flesh on the side of a bull's neck \lx TITAMŌ \sy Tshiamō \lx TITATITA \ge To fear to give an opinion ; to be uncertain what to do, or where to go \lx TITÈÈLŌ \ge A staff for beating skins when braying \lx TITÈŌ \ge A beating ; a scourging ; a wound made by a blow \lx TITINCWE \mn titinya \ge perfect passive of titinya \lx TITINYA \ge To stop or hinder one when speaking, from not wishing to hear more \lx TLA \sn 1 \ge Shall ; will \xv Ke tla rata \xe I will love \sn 2 \ge To come. perfect tlile, and tsile \lx TLAATLAA \ge To talk altogether, or with confusion ; to give a person no chance of answering by talking all together \lx TLABAKA \ge To be busy ; to be active in doing one work after another \lx TLABAMA \ge To sit flat on the ground ; to sit in the way so as to obstruct ; to continue sitting and refuse to rise \lx TLABATLABA \ge To run in a clumsy fashion, as a loose-jointed person \lx TLABO \sy Kabo \lx TLADI \ge A thunderbolt ; lightning \lx TLADIKA \ge To speak at random and without truth ; to dirty or soil, as with fat, milk, etc. ; to daub ; to bedaub \lx TLADIKÈGA \ge To become dirty, or daubed \lx TLADIKWA \mn tladika \ge Pass. of tladika ; To be filthy, or foul \lx TLADIWA \mn tlatsa \ge Pass. of tlatsa \lx TLAEE \xv Tlaee ea letsae \xe the yolk of an egg \lx TLAKASÈLA \ge To tremble ; to shiver \lx TLAKASÈLŌ \ge A trembling \lx TLALA \sn 1 \ge To become full ; to be full of ; to be filled with ; Perf. tletse \xv Go tlala bogale \xe to be full of anger \sn 2 \ge To be hungry, hunger \xv Ke tlala \xe I am hungry \xv Ke bolawa ke tlala \xe I am killed by hunger; I am very hungry \xv Ba ba tlala \xe the hungry \xv Ba bo ba le tlala \xe they were hungry \xv O la a utlwa tlala \xe he was hungry \lx TLALAEA \ge To report some fault to a superior ; to complain to a superior of a person's conduct \xv O la a mo tlalaea kwa kgosiñ \xe he accused him before the chief; he complained to the chief about him \lx TLALEA \sy Tlalaea \lx TLALECWE \mn tlalèlwa \ge Perf. of tlalèlwa \lx TLALEDIWA \ge To be anxious for \lx TLALÈLA \ge To be too much for ; to trouble, or distress \lx TLALÈLŌ \ge Distress ; anxiety \lx TLALÈLWA \ge To have anxious thoughts about ; to be distressed ; to be anxious for \lx TLALETSA \ge Caus. of tlalèla ; To fill for ; From tlatsa \lx TLAMA \ge To gird a person about the middle \lx TLAMAKÈLÈLA \ge To come short of what one ought to be ; to bungle ; to do a work badly \lx TLAMAKÈLÈLWA \ge To be badly done ; to be badly bound up, etc \lx TLAMALANA \ge To care for or provide for each other \lx TLAMÈLA \ge To provide for ; to take care of ; to care for ; to minister to \lx TLAMÈLŌ \ge Care ; preservation \lx TLAMÈLWA \ge To be provided for by another \lx TLAMETLO \ge A bullfrog \lx TLAMETLWE \sy Tlametlo \lx TLAMOLOLA \mn tlama \ge Revers of tlama \lx TLAMPARÈLA \ge To catch or seize hold of with both hands ; to clutch \lx TLAMUKA \ge To spoil, or injure by laying hold of \lx TLANTLAPE \sy Kgantlape \lx TLANYÈGA \ge To become tasteless, as a frostbitten pumpkin \lx TLAÑ \ge Come ye \lx TLAÑWA \mn tlama \ge Pass. of tlama \lx TLAOPA \sy Nōñōla, Int \lx TLAPETLA \ge To flatten out ; to crush so as to flatten ; to knock so as to flatten \lx TLAPUKETSA \ge To smear with much fat \lx TLARE \ge When ; as soon as \lx TLATLA \ge A plaited hat \lx TLATLARALA \ge To be bent out, or spread far apart, as legs when feet are still together \lx TLATLAWE \ge A koran ; a large ground-bird \lx TLATSA \ge To make full ; to fill \lx TLATSEA \ge To beat or strike much or hard, and with a downward movement \lx TLATSÈGA \ge To become filled \lx TLE \ge Used to express an ordinary, or accustomed act. When used it is followed by verbs ending in e, and the accents also are altered \xv Se tle se rekwe \xe it is ordinarily sold \xv Di tle di ye \xe they usually eat \xv Ba tle ba thusanye \xe they are accustomed to help each other \lx TLÈ \xv O tlè tla \xe he will come \cf TLE \lx TLEKEETSA \ge To deal gently with ; to spare \lx TLÈLA \ge To come for \lx TLÈPATLÈPA \ge To be very silly ; to laugh immoderately \lx TLEREBETSA \ge To trumpet, as an elephant ; to speak in a high tone of voice \lx TLÈTLÈRÈGANA \ge To become broken in pieces, as a pot, etc \lx TLÈTLÈRÈGANYA \ge To break in pieces, as a pot, etc \lx TLETSE \sn 1 \ge perfect of tlala \mn tlala \xv Go tletse \xe it is full \xv Dinku di tletse ka naga \xe the veldt is full of sheep \sn 2 \ge perfect of tlèla \mn tlèla \xv Lo tletseñ \xe what are you come for \lx TLHABA \ge To pierce ; to slaughter by cutting or piercing ; to germinate ; to rise, as the sun ; dark brown, with yellow patches about the nose. Used of an ox \lx TLHABAGANA \xv Go tlhabagana le \xe to be opposite to ; to be contrary to \lx TLHABAGANYA \ge To pierce across \lx TLHABAGANYE \ge perfect of tlhabagana \mn tlhabagana \xv E tlhabaganye nabō \xe it was contrary to them \lx TLHABUKA \ge To pierce much or thoroughly \lx TLHABAKETSA \ge To become gray-headed or white-headed ; to become whitish, as ripening corn \lx TLHABANA \sn 1 \ge Fem. of tlhaba \sn 2 \ge To fight with each other \lx TLHABANŌ \ge War \lx TLHABANTSHA \ge Caus. of tlhabana ; To fight for ; to assist an ally to fight \lx TLHABATLHABA \xv Go tlhabatlhaba le lehatshe \xe to wander about the country \lx TLHABÈGA \ge To become pierced \lx TLHABÈLA \ge A thatching peg ; to cut pumpkin, etc., into thin strips for drying ; to pierce for \xv Lesedi le tla ba tlhabèla \xe the light will spring up for them \lx TLHABELETSA \ge To set a tune for ; to lead others in singing, or playing on reeds \sy Pateletsa \lx TLHABETSA \xv O la a mo tlhabetsa ka matlhō \xe he looked hard at him \lx TLHABISA \ge Caus. of tlhaba ; To tack together, or pin together in sewing \xv Go tlhabisa ditlhoñ \xe to put to shame \lx TLHABOLOGA \ge (A word about which there is much difference of opinion.) To have a relapse in sickness, always implying a change for the worse ; to make a spurt ; to put on such a spurt as will probably result in winning. Used of a gun which did not shoot well, but now does shoot well, and of a house which was almost a ruin, but is now rebuilt. Used in the books in the sense of being penitent, but this use is confusing from the word having opposite meanings in different cases \lx TLHABOLOGŌ \ge A relapse ; a spurt \lx TLHABOLOLA \ge To renew ; to make as if new ; to put new life into ; to renew that which had become old \xv Go tlhabolola dipalō \xe to make distinct figures which were nearly rubbed out \lx TLHABUKETSA \ge To drink as a dog \lx TLHACŌ \ge A washing \lx TLHACWA \ge To wash anything \lx TLHACWANA \ge A little fish \lx TLHACWICWE \ge perfect passive of tlhacwa ; Washed \mn tlhacwa \lx TLHACWITSE \ge perfect of tlhacwa \mn tlhacwa \lx TLHACWIWA \ge passive of tlhacwa \mn tlhacwa \lx TLHADIA \ge To pour water into a pot on a fire \lx TLHADIILE \ge perfect of tlhadia \mn tlhadia \lx TLHADILE \ge perfect of tlhala \mn tlhala \lx TLHADILWE \ge perfect passive of tlhala \mn tlhala \lx TLHAE \ge An exclamation used in stopping cattle \lx TLHAEA \xv Diyō dia ba tlhaea \xe the food does not reach them, or fails before reaching them, so that they do not have any of it \lx TLHAECŌ \xv Tlhaecō ea dinao \xe a long stride \lx TLHAECWE \xv Ba tlhaecwe ke diyō \xe they have come short of food \lx TLHAEDICWE \xv O tlhaedicwe ka go leoha \xe he fell short, or failed by sinning \lx TLHAEDISA \mn tlhaèla \ge Caus. of tlhaèla \lx TLHAEDIWA \mn tlhaèla \ge passive of tlhaèla \lx TLHAÈLA \ge To fail ; to come short ; to come short of \lx TLHAÈLŌ \ge A coming short ; a failure \lx TLHAELETSA \ge To shout out to a person at a distance ; to shout out from a distance ; to call after \lx TLHAETSA \xv Go tlhaetsa dinao \xe to take long strides \lx TLHAGA \ge Wild ; wary ; always on the look out ; quick ; active ; to alarm ; to startle and cause to run away ; dry standing grass \lx TLHAGAHALA \ge To do a thing quickly ; to become quick, or active \lx TLHAGAHALŌ \ge Quickness \lx TLHAGAHATSA \ge To make quick \lx TLHAGALA \ge An abscess ; an ulcer ; an internal sore \lx TLHAGARE \ge Small iron tip to a bushman’s arrow ; the point of a thorn or splinter left in a wound ; the middle lappet of three on a kaross \lx TLHAGÈGA \ge To become warned ; to be startled and run away, as a frightened animal ; to rise early in the morning ; to start early before others \lx TLHAGISA \mn tlhaga \ge Caus. of tlhaga ; To warn \lx TLHAGISHŌ \ge Warning \lx TLHAGISITSE \mn tlhagisa \ge perfect of tlhagisa \lx TLHAGOLA \ge To weed ; to hoe out weeds \lx TLHAGOLÈGA \ge To become weeded \lx TLHAHUNA \ge To chew ; to masticate \lx TLHAHUNNE \mn tlhahuna \ge perfect of tlhahuna \lx TLHAILE \mn tlhaea \ge perfect of tlhaea \lx TLHAKA \ge To scramble for food ; to grab food and run away with it ; a seed ; a grain ; a white speck in an eye ; a letter of the alphabet \lx TLHAKALADISA \xv Monona eo o tlhakaladisa \xe this man is very grey \lx TLHAKALADITSE \mn tlhakalatsa \ge perfect of tlhakalatsa \xv Setlhare se tlhakaladitse \xe the tree is in full bloom \lx TLHAKALATSA \ge To be in bloom \xv Setlhare se tla tlhakalatsa \xe the tree will be in bloom \lx TLHAKANA \ge To be mixed \lx TLHAKANYA \ge To mix \lx TLHAKANYE \mn tlhakana \ge perfect of tlhakana \xv O tlhakanye tlhōgō \xe he is an idiot \lx TLHAKANYŌ \ge A mixing ; a confusion \lx TLHAKASAGARE \ge An island ; one island between others \lx TLHAKATLHAKANA \ge To be jumbled up together ; to be entangled ; to be without order ; to be in confusion \lx TLHAKATLHAKANYE \mn tlhakatlhakana \ge perfect of tlhakatlhakana \lx TLHAKO \ge A hoof of a horse, ox, etc \lx TLHAKOLA \ge To deprive of ; to take without permission. Used in the south of the cleaning of an infant \lx TLHAKOLE \ge Month of February \lx TLHALA \ge To put away a wife or husband \lx TLHALE \ge A thread of sinew for sewing skins ; thread \lx TLHALEHA \ge To become wise \xv Go tlhaleha batho \xe to beware of people, or look out and avoid them \lx TLHALEHETSA \ge To take the largest or best portion ; to gain an advantage over another \lx TLHALEHILE \mn tlhaleha \ge perfect of tlhaleha \lx TLHALEHISA \ge To cause to be wise \lx TLHALEHÔ \ge Wisdom \lx TLHALEMALEYE \ge A cunning one \lx TLHALETSHA \ge To make wise \lx TLHALÔ \ge A divorcement \lx TLHALOGANTSE \mn tlhaloganya \ge Perf. of tlhaloganya \lx TLHALOGANYA \sn 1 \ge To understand ; to comprehend ; to know \sn 2 \ge To separate cattle \lx TLHALOGANYESÈGA \ge To become understandable \lx TLHALOGANYETSA \xv O la a mo tlhaloganyetsa \xe he made him understand \lx TLHALOGANYÔ \ge Understanding ; mind \lx TLHALOGAÑWA \mn tlhaloganya \ge Pass. of tlhaloganya \lx TLHALWA \mn tlhala \ge Pass. of tlhala \lx TLHAMA \ge To begin a talk ; to put yeast into beer ; fermented beer before it is cooked \lx TLHAMAGANYA \ge To repair by darning ; to darn ; to mend ; to repair \lx TLHAMALALA \ge To be straight, as a path, etc. ; to be bolt upright ; to be stiff \lx TLHAMALALÈLA \ge To go in a straight line to \lx TLHAMALATSA \ge To stretch straight out, as arms, etc \lx TLHAMANE \ge A tradition ; a fable ; an idle tale \lx TLHAMATSÈGA \ge To become improved \lx TLHAMÈ \sy Tlhañwe \lx TLHAMÈGA \sn 1 \ge To put a person to lie on his back \sn 2 \ge To turn the carcase of an ox over when skinning it \lx TLHAMUKÈLA \ge To smear about the mouth with fat, etc., when eating \lx TLHAMUKETSA \mn tlhamukèla \ge Caus. of tlhamukèla \lx TLHANAMA \ge To lie on the back \xv Go tlhanama ka motlhana \xe to lie on the back \lx TLHANAMOLOGA \ge To rise up from lying on the back \lx TLHANASÈLA \ge To sway from side to side, as water when boiling ; to move from side to side \lx TLHANO \ge Five \lx TLHANOCWE \xv E tlhanocwe \xe it is turned inside out \lx TLHANOGA \ge To become turned inside out ; to become changed in plan or purpose without due cause ; to be fickle, or changeable in purpose ; to alter one's mind without any reason \sy Phecoga \lx TLHANOLA \ge To change the sides of a thing ; to turn inside out \lx TLHANTLHOLA \ge To pick to pieces, or tease \lx TLHANTSE \mn tlhanya \ge Perf. of tlhanya \xv O tlhantse \xe Used of a person escaping who had been laid hold of \lx TLHANYA \ge To strike with a fist, stick, etc. ; to become curdled, as first milk, or stale milk when boiled ; to change, as blood into fibrine and serum \lx TLHANYAKA \ge To beat much ; to buffet \lx TLHANYÈGA \sy Natèga \lx TLHAÑWE \ge A stork ; a secretary bird \lx TLHAOLA \ge To divide ; to select ; to separate \lx TLHAOLÔ \ge A selection ; a distinction ; a separation \lx TLHAOLOGA \ge To become diluted, or dissolved by water being added \lx TLHAOLOLA \ge To dilute, or dissolve, by adding water \lx TLHAPA \ge To wash the body ; to pass water, or micturate \lx TLHAPATSA \sy Roga \lx TLHAPATSANA \sy Rogana \lx TLHAPEA \ge To pass in and out ; to go about hither and thither \lx TLHAPECWE \ge Noisy with liquor ; drunken \lx TLHAPÈLÔ \ge Riotous mirth ; noisy pleasure ; excess ; debauchery \lx TLHAPÈLWA \ge To be excited with noisy mirth \lx TLHAPEÔ \ge Uproar ; confusion \lx TLHAPI \ge A fish \lx TLHAPISA \ge To cause to wash ; to cleanse \xv O la a ba tlhapisa dinao \xe he washed their feet \lx TLHAPISIWA \mn tlhapisa \ge Pass. of tlhapisa \xv Diatla tse di sa tlhapisiwañ \xe unwashed hands \lx TLHAPÔ \ge A washing \lx TLHAPOLOGA \ge To melt, or become dissolved, as snow, etc. ; to become softened, or melted \lx TLHAPOLOSA \ge To cause to melt, or dissolve ; to melt fat, etc. ; to make soft \lx TLHARAKANA \ge To make a rattling noise \lx TLHARAKANYA \ge To cause a rattling noise \lx TLHARALALA \ge To be stretched out and stiff, as a corpse \lx TLHARIKA \ge To go very quickly \lx TLHARIKÈ \xv U tlharikè \xe go very quickly \lx TLHAROA \ge To gallop, as a wildebeest, etc \lx TLHAS \ge A spark \lx TLHASA \ge To break up, as clouds, or a sickness ; to become less nice than usual \lx TLHASE \sy Tlhatshe \xv Kwatlhase \xe the east, Int \lx TLHASÈLA \ge To assault ; to attack \lx TLHASÈLÔ \ge An assault ; an attack \lx TLHASHUNYELE \ge Wild teazle shrub ; wild dagga plant \lx TLHASINYÈGA \ge To tinkle, as a woman's ornaments ; to walk so as to cause ornaments to tinkle \lx TLHATLAEA \ge To put on, or above ; to put a pot on a fire \lx TLHATLAGANA \ge To be piled up ; to lie one upon another. Used of things \lx TLHATLAGANTSE \mn tlhatlaganya \ge Perf. of tlhatlaganya \lx TLHATLAGANYA \ge To pile things one upon another \lx TLHATLAGANYE \mn tlhatlagana \ge Perf. of tlhatlagana \lx TLHATLEILE \mn tlhatlaea \ge Perf. of tlhatlaea \lx TLHATLÈWA \mn tlhatlaea \ge Pass. of tlhatlaea \lx TLHATLHA \ge Rushes used for making the upper garments of the boyale girls \lx TLHATLHABALA \ge To be rough and untidy, as uncombed hair \lx TLHATLHARA \ge To grip, as a severe pain, or soreness in the bones and body \lx TLHATLHARAPA \ge To do anything badly or clumsily \lx TLHATLHASÈLA \ge To make a jolting or bumping noise, as a wagon going over stones \lx TLHATLHÈLA \ge To put in, as cattle into a krall ; to load a gun \lx TLHATLHÈLÔ \ge A shutting up place ; a compound \lx TLHATLOGA \ge To ascend \lx TLHATLOGÈLA \ge To ascend to \xv O la a tlhatlogèla kwa lencweñ (or mo lencweñ) \xe he went up into a mountain \lx TLHATLOLA \ge To take off, as a pot off a fire \lx TLHATLOLOGANA \ge To follow each other, as months ; to pass from one work to another \lx TLHATLOLOGANYA \ge To remove one thing off another ; to explain ; to unravel \xv Go tlhatlologanya melacwana \xe to go from one brook to another, as in searching for cattle \lx TLHATLOLOLA \ge To take meat, etc., out of a too full pot \lx TLHATLOSA \ge To cause to ascend ; to raise \lx TLHATSA \ge To vomit \lx TLHATSHE \ge Under ; below \xv Kwa tlhatshe ga letlole \xe under the box \xv Kwa tlhatshe \xe underneath \xv Kwa tlhatshe ga \xe below \lx TLHAYWA \mn tlhaba \ge Pass. of tlhaba \lx TLHÈ \ge An exclamation of entreaty \lx TLHÈTLHA \ge To run with elbows drawn in, and body swaying \lx TLHETLHWA \ge A berry of the moretlhwa bush \lx TLHŌA \sn 1 \ge Whey \sn 2 \ge To dislike ; to detest ; to have an objection to ; to be troubled. perfect tlhoile ; passive tlhoiwa \lx TLHŌAHALA \ge To be in earnest ; to persevere ; to be zealous ; to be eager or ardent ; to become troubled \lx TLHŌAHALŌ \ge Zeal ; importunate eagerness ; eager impatience \lx TLHŌAHATSA \ge To trouble \lx TLHŌAHETSE \mn tlhoahala \ge perfect of tlhoahala \lx TLHŌANA \xv O tla tlhoana naè \xe he will dislike him \lx TLHŌANYE \mn tlhoana \ge perfect of tlhoana \lx TLHOBA \ge To pinch ; to pluck off ; to pull hair off a skin with the fingers ; to take a pinch of snuff \lx TLHOBAEDIWA \mn tlhobaetsa \ge passive of tlhobaetsa \lx TLHOBAÈLA \ge To be wakeful ; to be unable to sleep \lx TLHOBAETSA \mn tlhobaèla \ge Caus. of tlhobaèla \lx TLHOBÈGA \ge To become bare, as an animal which has lost its hair \lx TLHOBOGA \ge To give up hoping ; to despair ; to leave desolate ; to leave for good \xv Ke le ka se tlhoboga \xe I gave up hoping for it \xv Ba mo tlhoboga \xe they despair of him \lx TLHŌBŌGA \sy Tlhoboga \lx TLHOBOGŌ \ge A despairing \lx TLHŌBŌGŌ \sy Tlhobogō \lx TLHOBOLA \ge To stamp corn ; to bray in a mortar \lx TLHOBOLŌ \ge A quiver ; a gun \lx TLHŌBŌLŌ \sy Tlhobolō \lx TLHOBOSA \mn tlhoboga \ge Caus. of tlhoboga \lx TLHODIA \ge To annoy ; to bother ; to trouble ; to annoy, or weary with noise \lx TLHODIÈGÈLŌ \ge Care \lx TLHODIÈGŌ \ge Annoyance \lx TLHODIILE \mn tlhodia \ge perfect of tlhodia \lx TLHODILE \mn tlhōla \ge perfect of tlhōla \lx TLHODISA \mn tlhōla \ge To cause to remain. Caus. of tlhōla \lx TLHODIWA \mn tlhodia \ge passive of tlhodia \lx TLHOGA \ge To sprout, as a tree ; to burst into leaf ; to put forth leaves ; to grow \lx TLHŌGŌ \ge A head \lx TLHŌGŌETHATA \ge Stubbornness \lx TLHŌGŌNŌLŌ \ge Happy ; blessed ; favoured ; prospered \lx TLHŌGŌNŌLŌHALA \ge To become blessed \lx TLHŌGŌTLHŌGŌ \ge A headman \lx TLHŌGWANA \ge A little head \lx TLHOHI \ge The corner of a garden \lx TLHOILE \mn tlhoa \ge perfect of tlhoa \lx TLHOISA \mn tlhoa \ge Caus. of tlhoa \lx TLHOIWA \mn tlhoa \ge passive of tlhoa \lx TLHOKA \sn 1 \ge To be eager. Used of a bull \sn 2 \ge A nipple of a breast ; a wart ; a hole in a nipple ; hole in the nipple of a gun ; the hole in an ear \lx TLHŌKA \ge To lack something ; to need a thing one has not got ; to be without something \sy Tlhweka \xv Go tlhōka go rata \xe not to love ; to be without love \lx TLHOKAGANYA \ge To arrange ; to set in nice order \lx TLHŌKAHALA \ge To be scarce ; to be lacking \lx TLHOKE \mn tlhōka \ge Neg. form of tlhōka \lx TLHŌKÈLA \xv Go mo tlhōkèla pelo \xe to lack sympathy with him, to be unkind to him \lx TLHOKILE \mn tlhōka \ge perfect of tlhōka \lx TLHOKISA \mn tlhōka \ge Caus. of tlhōka \xv Go ba tlhokisa puō \xe to put them to silence \xv Ba mo tlhokisa tsela \xe he is debarred from leaving by the people refusing him permission, or refusing to direct him \lx TLHOKO \ge The nipple of a breast ; a wart \lx TLHŌKŌ \xv Ō tlhōkō \xe he is observant ; he has a good memory. Used of a man who never forgets his cattle, etc., however numerous they may be \xv O tlhōkō mo mahokuñ \xe he has a good memory for words \lx TLHOKOCWE \mn tlhokola \ge Perf. pass. of tlhokola \lx TLHOKOHALA \ge To become sad \lx TLHOKOHATSA \ge To make sad \lx TLHOKOLA \ge To sharpen, or make pointed \lx TLHOKOLOTSA \ge To cut meat into long strips for drying ; to cut a hide into long strips \lx TLHŌKŌMÈLA \ge To take notice of ; to take heed ; to observe ; to pay attention ; to consider \lx TLHŌKŌMETSE \mn tlhōkōmèla \ge Perf. of tlhōkōmèla \lx TLHOKOMOLOGA \ge To cease to take notice of ; to neglect ; not to heed \lx TLHOKOTLA \ge To strip, or cut off twigs or small branches ; to whittle a stick \lx TLHOKOTLWA \mn tlhokotla \ge Pass. of tlhokotla \lx TLHOKOTSA \ge To sharpen to a point \lx TLHŌLA \sn 1 \ge To remain for a time, the time being specified ; to tarry ; to sojourn ; to visit ; to create ; to bellow much, or drink its own urine, as an animal supposed to have power to bewitch ; to spy \xv Go tlhōla lehatshe \xe to spy out the land \xv Go tlhōla ka bonokwane \xe to spy by a party \sn 2 \ge Any more. Used with negative particles \xv Ga nketla ke tlhōla ke diha yalo \xe I will not do so any more ; I will do so no longer \sn 3 \ge Still ; to go on to do \xv Go tla tlhōla go dihwa \xe it will go on to be done \xv A u tlhōla ua shuga \xe are you still braying? are you constantly braying \lx TLHŌLATLHŌLA \ge To go on tarrying ; to remain a while ; to tarry for two or three days \lx TLHOLE \xv Ga re tlhole re ea \xe we no longer go, we go no more \xv Ga le tlhole le na le sepè \xe it no longer has anything \lx TLHOLECWE \mn tlhōlèlwa \ge Perf. of tlhōlèlwa \lx TLHŌLÈGA \ge To become created \lx TLHOLEGILE \mn tlhōlèga \ge Perf. of tlhōlèga \lx TLHŌLÈGŌ \ge A person's habit or nature ; that with which a person was born \lx TLHOLEGOÑ \ge By nature ; by or in creation \xv Mo tlholegoñ ea lehatshe \xe from the foundation of the world \lx TLHŌLÈLA \xv Go tlhōlèla lehatshe \xe to spy out a land \lx TLHŌLÈLWA \ge To be startled, or surprised, as by some unexpected and unwelcome event \lx TLHŌLŌ \ge A creation ; a red animal resembling a hare \lx TLHOLOGÈLÈLA \ge To desire or long for a thing or person one has seen or enjoyed before \lx TLHOLOGÈLÈLWA \sn 1 \xv O la a tlhologèlèlwa go ba a mmōna \xe he longed to see him again \sn 2 \ge To be in labour. Used of animals \xv E tla tlhologèlèlwa \xe it will be in labour \lx TLHOLOGÈLÈLŌ \ge A longing ; a desire \lx TLHŌMA \ge To plant ; to fix in on end \xv Go tlhōma matlhō mo go èna \xe to fix the eyes on him \lx TLHŌMAGANA \ge To become fastened together \xv Go tlhōmagana nabō \xe to follow close after them \lx TLHŌMAGANCWE \ge Added to \lx TLHŌMAGANYA \ge To add to ; to lengthen by adding to ; to fasten together \lx TLHŌMAGANYE \mn tlhōmagana \ge Perf. of tlhōmagana \lx TLHŌMAMA \ge To be firmly fixed \lx TLHŌMAME \mn tlhōmama \ge Perf. of tlhōmama \lx TLHŌMAMISA \ge To make firm or fixed ; to ratify ; to fix ; to establish \lx TLHŌMAMISHŌ \ge A making firm ; a ratification \lx TLHŌMAMISITSE \mn tlhōmamisa \ge Perf. of tlhōmamisa \lx TLHÔMAMÔ \ge Firm ; firmness ; freedom \xv Ka tlhômamô \xe firmly \xv Ke tsecwe mo tlhomamoñ \xe I was born in freedom ; I was born a free man \lx TLHÔMÈLA \ge To arm ; to carry anything over the shoulder on a stick ; to fix or establish for or on \xv Go tlhōmèla batho melaō \xe to lay down laws for the people \xv O la a se tlhōmèla ka lotlhaka \xe he put it on a reed ; he fixed it on a reed \lx TLHOMÈLÈLA \ge To add to ; to lengthen ; to splice ; to add piece by piece \lx TLHOMELETSA \xv Go tlhomeletsa puō \xe to speak at length \lx TLHOMÈLÔ \ge A weapon \lx TLHOMESA \ge To roof a house ; to fix rafters \lx TLHOMESHÔ \ge A rafter \lx TLHOMETSE \ge perfect of \mn tlhōmèla \lx TLHOMOGA \ge To go away ; to depart \xv Go tlhomoga pelo \xe to be moved with compassion \lx TLHOMOGÈLA \xv Go tlhomogèla pelo \xe to have pity upon ; to show mercy to ; to be kind to \lx TLHOMOGÈLWA \xv Ba tla tlhomogèlwa pelo \xe they will obtain mercy ; they will meet with kindness \lx TLHÔMÔKÈLA \ge To grow quickly, or too fast for oue's strength, as a tall and undeveloped youth \lx TLHOMOLA \ge To take or draw out, as a thorn, a pole, etc \xv Go tlhomola boyañ \xe to pull up grass \xv Go tlhomola pelo \xe to draw out the heart in sympathy ; to tear out the heart in sorrow \lx TLHOMOLOLA \ge To pull up by the roots, as in transplanting ; to take out, as a pole \lx TLHONAMA \ge To beg humbly and piteously ; to be indefatigable, or in earnest \lx TLHONAMÈLA \ge To beg humbly and piteously from \lx TLHONAMETSE \ge perfect of \mn tlhonamèla \lx TLHONAMÔ \ge Noun from \mn tlhonama \lx TLHONO \ge A shaving scraped from a hide in braying \lx TLHONTSE \ge perfect of \mn tlhonya \lx TLHONTSHA \ge To cause the countenance to look sorrowful \lx TLHONTSHICWE \ge perfect passive of \mn tlhontsha \lx TLHONYA \ge To look sorrowful or disappointed ; to be erect or rough, as the hair of an angry dog \xv E tlhontse \xe it looks angry \xv E tlhontse moriri \xe its hair is raised in anger \lx TLHOÑ \ge A hedgehog \lx TLHOÑWA \ge passive of \mn tlhōma \lx TLHÔÔ \ge Aversion ; dislike \lx TLHÔPHA \ge To make clean, as corn by picking ; to select out ; to separate \lx TLHÔPHANA \ge A group or party ; a portion \lx TLHOPHIWA \ge passive of \mn tlhōpha \lx TLHOPOLOGA \ge To be tall ; to become unravelled ; to become straight \lx TLHOPORA \ge To take out a little, as of food, etc \lx TLHORA \ge A pinnacle ; a summit ; to cause to be emaciated or pine away \lx TLHORÈGA \ge To become emaciated \lx TLHORO \ge A fur cap ; a hat \lx TLHOSE \ge A jackal \lx TLHOSETSA \ge To set fire to anything inflammable \lx TLHOTLHA \ge To rub a skin with a stone in braying \lx TLHÔTLHA \ge To strain liquids \lx TLHOTLHELECO \ge An incitement \lx TLHOTLHELETSA \ge To incite ; to stir up to do ; to persuade ; to provoke to action \lx TLHOTLHELETSÈGA \ge To become provoked, or excited to action \lx TLHOTLHOLOGANYA \ge To go from one place to another \lx TLHOTLHOLOGOLO \xv Tlhotlhologolo e cosa diletseñ \xe a proverb expressive of the folly of raking up old quarrels \lx TLHOTLHOMISA \ge To investigate ; to search into ; to prove ; to ascertain accurately a doubtful matter \lx TLHOTLHOMISHŌ \ge A finding out ; an investigation \lx TLHOTLHORA \ge To beat ; to shake off, as leaves off a tree \lx TLHOTLHORÈGA \ge To become shaken off ; to fall off, as leaves \lx TLHOTLHORÈLA \xv Go tlhotlhorèla mo moleloñ \xe to fall off into a fire \lx TLHOTLHORI \ge Grounds of grain in brewing \lx TLHŌTLHWA \ge A price \lx TLHOTSA \ge To be lame ; to limp \lx TLHOTSE \mn tlhōla \ge Perf. of tlhōla \lx TLHŌYANA \ge A small tlhōlō, Int \lx TLHWAEA \ge To take back through anger or strife that which one had lent or given \lx TLHWAÈGA \ge To become rotten and fall in, as timber eaten by insects ; to be eaten and hollowed out, as the carcase of an animal \lx TLHWANA \mn ntlhwa \ge Fem. of. ntlhwa. Brown. Used of a cow \lx TLHWARE \ge A very large snake ; a boa constrictor \lx TLHWATLHA \sy Tlhōtlhwa \ge Goods for sale \lx TLHWATLHWAETSA \sy Tlhagisa \lx TLHWEKA \xv Madi a tlhweka \xe blood before it is clotted \lx TLIKIECO \ge Favour ; partiality \lx TLIKIETSA \ge To love very much ; to indulge from fondness ; to favour \lx TLILE \mn tla \ge Perf. of tla \lx TLISA \mn tla \ge Caus. of tla \lx TLISITSE \mn tlisa \ge Perf. of tlisa \lx TLO \xv Lo tlo lo re \xe you would say \xv U tlo u re utlwè \xe pray hear us \lx TLŌBA \ge To pull the meat off a hare's bones, in order to dip it in fat before eating it ; to pull lean meat into shreds, in order to dip it in fat \lx TLOBAKA \ge To move about very much ; to be very busy in doing different kinds of work \lx TLOBATLOBA \ge To change one's residence often \lx TLOCO \ge An anointing \lx TLODILE \mn tlola \ge Perf. of tlola \lx TLODISA \mn tlola \ge Caus. of tlola \lx TLODISIWA \mn tlodisa \ge Pass. of tlodisa \lx TLODITSE \mn tlotsa \ge Perf. of tlotsa \lx TLOGA \sn 1 \ge To rise up ; to go away ; to depart ; to leave a place \xv Tloga ha \xe get hence \sn 2 \ge Soon ; straightway ; immediately \xv Ba tla tloga ba tsamaea \xe they will soon go away; they will go away now \lx TLOGÈLA \ge To depart from ; to leave ; to forsake \lx TLOGELECWE \xv E tlogelecwe \xe it was left \lx TLOGÈLWA \ge To be forsaken ; to be left \lx TLOGILE \mn tloga \ge Perf. of tloga \xv Ba le ba tlogile ba tlola molaō \xe they soon broke the law \lx TLOGISA \ge To cause to depart \lx TLOGOLOGA \ge To become penitent, Int \lx TLŌHŌHALA \ge To become weak ; to fall off in strength \lx TLOKA \sy Bega \lx TLOKOLOLA \ge To sift while holding the sieve in a slanting position \lx TLOKOTLA \ge See TLHOKOTLA \lx TLOLA \ge To jump over ; to jump up ; to transgress \lx TLŌLA \ge To smear ; to anoint \lx TLOLAGANYA \ge To step, or stride over ; to step across ; to pass over ; to cross over \xv Go tlolaganya lomōta \xe to step over a wall \xv Go tlolaganya thota \xe to go over a hill \lx TLOLAGANYŌ \ge A stepping, or passing over \xv Modihō oa tlolaganyō \xe a passover feast \lx TLOLAGANTSE \mn tlolaganya \ge Perf. of tlolaganya \lx TLOLÈLA \ge To jump to \xv E le ea tlolèla mo teñ \xe it jumped inside \lx TLOLÔ \ge A transgression \lx TLOLWA \mn tlola \ge Pass. of tlola \lx TLÔLWA \mn tlôla \ge Pass. of tlôla \lx TLOMOGA \ge To rise from a sitting posture ; to stand upright \lx TLOMOGÈLA \ge See TLHOMOGÈLA \lx TLONKATLONKA \ge To eat sparingly, or in a mincing manner \lx TLOO \ge An underground bean ; an earth nut \lx TLOPA \ge To hop, as a locust \lx TLOPATLOPA \ge To hop about, as a bird ; to hop about much \lx TLÔPÔ \ge The crest or tuft of feathers on a bird's head \lx TLOPOLA \sy Tabola \lx TLÔPÔTLA \ge To wet through ; to soak, as rain a person \lx TLOSA \ge To take away ; to remove \lx TLOSIWA \mn tlosa \ge Pass. of tlosa \lx TLOTLA \ge To honour ; to favour ; to bless with abundance \lx TLOTLAHALA \ge To become abundant ; to abound \lx TLOTLÈGA \ge To become honoured ; to become favoured \lx TLOTLÈGO \ge Favour ; honour ; blessing \lx TLOTLOLOLA \ge To dishonour \lx TLOTLOMÈLA \sy Tlhōmōkèla \lx TLOTLONA \ge To pick up one by one with fingers, or as a bird its food \lx TLÔTLÔNA \sy Tlotlona \lx TLÔTLÔPA \ge To eat very much ; to continue eating a long time \lx TLOTSA \mn tlôla \ge Caus. of tlôla \lx TLOU \ge An elephant \lx TLÔYWA \mn tlôba \ge Pass. of tlôba \lx TLUNYANE \ge A little house \lx TLUÑ \xv Mo tluñ \xe in a house \lx TLWAÈLA \ge To be accustomed to ; to be experienced in ; to be acquainted with \lx TLWAÈLANA \ge To reciprocate friendship \lx TLWAETSA \ge To accustom to \lx TLWAETSE \mn tlwaèla \ge Perf. of tlwaèla \lx TÔBA \ge To look aside, or round with eyes cast down \lx TOBAKA \ge To prepare to receive visitors ; to prepare to start on a journey \lx TOBEKANYA \ge To mix together ; to jumble up together ; to muddle up \lx TOBEKANYE \mn tobekana \ge Perf. of tobekana \lx TOBETSA \ge To dinge in, as an elastic body ; to press in, or down with the flat part of a finger end \lx TOBETSEGA \ge To be yielding, as an elastic body, ripe abscess, etc \lx TOBISA \sy Tobetsa \lx TOCO \ge See Tooco \lx TOGA \ge A roll of tobacco \lx TOGAMAANÔ \ge A device \lx TOGÔMAANÔ \ge A device \lx TOISE \ge A snuff-box \et (hybrid) \lx TÔKA \ge Black earth, or clay \lx TOKÈLÔ \ge A small sack, or pouch worn by women \lx TÔKÔ \sy Tôka \lx TOKOLOLO \ge A joint, as finger, leg, etc \lx TÔKÔMÈLA \ge To be stupid, or dazed, as from sickness \lx TOKOMETSA \ge To make stupid, or dazed \lx TOKWA \ge Dark brown. Used of an ox \lx TOKWANA \mn tokwa \ge Fem. of tokwa \lx TOLO \ge A toll \et (hybrid) \lx TOLORÔ \mn lolora \ge Noun from lolora \lx TÔMANA \ge To drink water while kneeling or lying down \lx TOMEÈGA \ge To be proud ; to be haughty ; to despise others \lx TOMÈGA \ge A mark left by cupping, or bleeding \lx TOMÈLA \ge To throw at and pierce with an arrow, etc \lx TOMELECÔ \xv Ka tomelecō \xe on purpose ; without cause \lx TOMOGA \ge To be pulled out with finger and thumb \lx TOMOLA \ge To pull out with finger and thumb ; to catch a fast running animal \lx TOMOLOGANŌ \ge A division \lx TOMOLOGŌ \ge Noun from lomologa \lx TONA \ge A male \sy Tonna, Int \lx TŌNA \ge To bend down the head and body \lx TŌNAKA \ge To bend down the head, as an untrained ox \lx TONNA \ge Large ; great \lx TONTOBANE \ge A small bird with tail often erected \lx TŌNTŌLŌ \ge The point or lowest end of a root \lx Toō \ge Witchcraft \lx Tooco \ge A whetstone ; a grindstone \lx TOPALALA \ge To stand upright \lx TOPECWE \xv Ke topecwe ke botlhoko \xe I am laid prostrate by sickness \lx TOPÈLA \ge To take hold of thoroughly ; to possess entirely \lx TOPETÈGA \ge To languish ; to become helpless from pain or weariness \lx TŌPŌ \ge A request \lx TŌRŌ \ge A dream \lx TORONKO \ge A prison \et (hybrid) \lx TOSE \ge A snuff-box \et (hybrid) \lx TOSHOLO \ge A syphilitic sore, Int \lx TOSHOLOLŌ \ge Noun from losholola \lx TOTA \ge To increase ; to abound ; to multiply \lx TŌTA \ge Very much so ; in reality ; in very truth ; real \xv Yesu tōta \xe Jesus himself \xv Pelo ea me tōta \xe my very heart \xv Ke èna rrè tōta \xe he is my very own father \lx TOTAHALA \ge To increase ; to become larger ; to multiply \lx TOTAHALÈLA \ge To become greater for \lx TOTAHALŌ \ge Increase \lx TOTÈLA \ge To abound to, or for \lx TOTISA \ge To canse to increase \lx TOTLHANYŌ \ge Noun from lotlhanya \lx TOTŌBA \ge To walk slowly, or totteringly, as an old man \lx TOTOBALA \ge To be still and motionless ; to lie stretched out, as a dead animal \lx TOTOBETSE \ge perfect \mn totobala \lx TŌTŌLŌGA \ge To act defiantly ; to be headstrong ; to despise food \lx TOTOMA \ge To bulge out, as a well-stuffed cushion \lx TOTOMALA \sy Totobala \lx TOTOMETSE \ge perfect \mn totomala \lx TOTOULA \ge To beat very hard \lx TOTOTSA \ge To have a large progeny ; to continue adding to one's family \lx TŌTSAHALŌ \ge Deceit \lx TOTWANATOTWANA \ge Used of animals dying in large numbers \lx TOUTA \ge To pound to powder ; to reiterate \lx TSA \sn 1 \ge Of. Used with nouns in di \sn 2 \ge Contracted form of tsaea ; take \lx TSAATSIA \ge To consider ; to take notice ; to neglect. Perf. tseiletsia \lx TSABŌ \sy Tsa bōna \lx TSADISA \ge Caus. of tsala \lx TSAEA \ge To take ; to take a wife ; to marry. Perf. tseile and tsere \xv Go tsaea kgañ \xe to argue ; to debate ; to discuss \xv Go tsaea mosadi \xe to marry a woman \lx TSAGA \ge A large vessel for holding cooked beer \lx TSAKUGA \ge To die suddenly \lx TSALA \sn 1 \ge To beget ; to have connection with ; to bring forth, as animals. Of human beings, tsala is used of copulation only; of animals, it is used of bringing forth \sn 2 \ge A friend \xv Tsala tsa madi \xe relations \lx TSALABA \ge To be pleasing to ; to be satisfactory \lx TSALANA \ge To be friendly with \lx TSALANŌ \ge Friendship \lx TSALECWE \xv O la a tsalecwe gōna \xe he was born there \lx TSALŌ \ge Noun from tsala \lx TSALWA \mn tsala \ge Pass. of tsala. Used of the bringing forth of children and animals \lx TSAMAALANA \ge To associate with ; to go together \lx TSAMAEA \sn 1 \ge To go away \sn 2 \ge Until \xv Ga tsamaea \xe until \xv Go tla go tsamaea \xe until \lx TSAMAEE \xv Dilō cotlhe di tsamaee di dihahale \xe until all things are accomplished \lx TSAMAISA \ge To cause to go away \lx TSAMAŌ \ge Mode of living ; character ; demeanour \lx TSAMMA \ge A long walking-stick or staff \lx TSANKA \ge To wound in many places, or badly \lx TSANTSABETSA \ge To be clever in ornamental work, sewing, writing, etc \lx TSANTSIA \sy Tsaatsia \ge Used when addressing a number of people. Attention \lx TSAPOGA \ge To jump up ; to become wet or sprinkled \lx TSAPOGECWE \ge To have become wet or sprinkled \lx TSAPOLA \ge To leap ; to throw or jerk something wet ; to milk a cow dry \lx TSARANYA \xv Go tsaranya mathe \xe to spit out with a noise, as from between the teeth \lx TSARANYETSÈGA \ge To become spat out with a noise, as from between the teeth \lx TSAROLA \ge To cut straight ; to tear straight ; to tear with one's nails \lx TSAROLÈLA \xv Ba le ba ba tsarolèla diaparō \xe they tore the clothes off them \lx TSATSARAGANA \ge To part asunder ; to become split \lx TSATSARAGANYA \ge To split up ; to cut a carcase down the middle of the backbone \lx TSATSIA \cf TSAATSIA \lx TSE \ge These. Used with nouns in di \lx TSEANA \ge To be in perplexity ; to be amazed \lx TSEANCWE \ge Perplexed \lx TSEANŌ \ge Amazement ; perplexity \lx TSEANTSHA \ge To cause to become foolish or stupid \lx TSEANYA \ge To amaze ; to perplex ; to make stupid \lx TSEANYE \mn tseana \ge Perf. of tseana \xv O tseanye \xe he is stupid; he is imbecile \lx TSEAÑWA \ge To be astonished ; to be perplexed \lx TSÈBÈ \sn 1 \ge An ear \sn 2 \ge The page of a book \lx TSEBEA \ge To sway, as corn or trees in the wind, or a crowd of excited people \lx TSEBERU \ge A kind of small dove \lx TSECWE \mn tsala \ge Perf. of tsala. Born \xv Ba ba tsecweñ ke basadi \xe those who are born of women \lx TSECHO \sy Tsa echo \lx TSÈÈLA \ge To take for ; to take from \xv Ba re tsèèla lehatshe \xe they take the land from us \lx TSÈÈLWA \mn tsèèla \ge Pass. of tsèèla \lx TSEHUMOLŌ \ge Noun from sehumola \lx TSEILE \mn tsaea \ge Perf. of tsaea \lx TSEILETSIA \mn tsaatsia \ge Perf. of tsaatsia \lx TSEISA \mn tsaea \ge Caus. of tsaea \xv Go tseisa kgañ \xe to get up a debate or argument \lx TSEKAGANYA \ge To strike hard with a thick stick \lx TSEKÈGA \sy Sekèga \lx TSELA \ge A path ; a way ; a road \lx TSÈLA \cf tsèèla \lx TSEMELÈLA \ge To overcome ; to be too much for ; to tire out \lx TSEMŌ \ge A creation, Int \lx TSEMPOLOLA \ge To be bad, or worthless. Used of acts or habits \lx TSENA \ge To spoil quickly, as bread, etc \lx TSÈNA \ge To enter. Perf. tsenye \lx TSENCWE \mn tsèna \ge Perf. pass. of tsèna \lx TSENEKÈGA \ge To be full of folly or mirth \lx TSÈNÈLA \ge To enter for ; to enter by force, or without consent \xv Go ba tsènèla letsapa \xe to labour for them, as a parent for children \lx TSENKO \ge A seeking \lx TSENKOLOLA \ge To disarrange ; to disturb things \lx TSENO \sy Tsa eno, tsa ga eno \xv Tseno di kae \xe where are you \lx TSENTSÈ \mn tsenya \ge perfect \lx TSENTSHA \ge To cause to be mad \lx TSÈNWA \mn tsèna \ge passive ; To be mad \lx TSENYA \ge To cause to enter ; to put in. Perf. tsentsè \lx TSENYE \mn tsèna \ge perfect \lx TSENYWE \mn tsenya \ge perfect passive \lx TSEÑWA \mn tsenya \ge passive \lx TSEPA \ge To throw a spear, etc., so as to make it stick upright in the ground \lx TSEPALALA \ge To stand upright ; to be straight \lx TSEPAMA \ge To stand upright ; to stick in and stand upright, as a spear in the ground \lx TSEPAMÈLA \xv Matlhō aotlhe a la a tsepamèla mo go èna \xe all the eyes were fixed on him \lx TSEPÈGA \xv Go tsepèga matlhō \xe to look steadfastly \xv Go tsepèga pelo \xe to fix the heart on \lx TSEPELO \ge A walking ; a walk \lx TSÈPHÈ \ge See TSHÈPHÈ \lx TSERE \mn tsaea \ge perfect \lx TSEREGANYA \ge See TSIRIGANYA \lx TSÈRÈMÈTSÈGA \ge To sing loudly ; to scream out in singing \lx TSETA \ge To pull and fasten tightly ; to fasten up, as a girdle \lx TSETALALA \ge To stand firm and immovable \lx TSETLA \ge A gusset, or piece let in to widen \lx TSETLAMÈLA \ge To descend on the other side ; to hang over, or be suspended from \lx TSETLAMETSA \ge To throw a thing so that it may hang down over another, as a rope over a beam \lx TSÈTO \ge An engraving ; a carving \lx TSETSANA \ge A number of female children \lx TSETSE \mn tsala \ge perfect \lx TSÈTSÈ \ge A fly destructive to cattle \lx TSÈTSÈLÈKA \ge To be circumspect, or watchful ; to look at earnestly \lx TSÈTSÈLÈKŌ \ge Circumspection ; watchfulness \lx TSÈTSÈNA \ge To work cleverly or cunningly \lx TSÈTSÈNEKA \sy Tsètsèna \lx TSETSEPÈLA \ge To stand firm ; to make a firm stand \lx TSÈTSÈRÈGANA \ge To part, or become parted asunder ; to split up, or become split up as wood \lx TSÈTSÈRÈGANYA \ge To cause to part asunder, or split ; to cleave asunder ; to divide \lx TSÈTSÈTHA \ge To shake meal up and down so as to remove the bran \lx TSETSIA \mn tsaatsia \ge Negative form \lx TSEWA \mn tsaea \ge passive \lx TSHABA \ge To flee ; to flee from \xv Go tshaba madi \xe to have dysentery, Int \lx TSHABÈGA \ge To become fled from \lx TSHABÈLA \ge To flee to ; to flee from, not out of fear \xv Ba tla mo tshabèla \xe they will flee from him \xv Ba le ba tshabèla go o sele \xe they fled to another \xv Ba tla tshabèla kwa go Yesu \xe they will flee to Jesus \lx TSHABŌ \ge A flight \lx TSHADI \ge Many women \lx TSHAÈLA \ge A large house, Int \lx TSHAMEKA \ge To play ; to sport \lx TSHAMEKŌ \ge Play ; sport ; fun \lx TSHAMEKWANE \ge Child's play \lx TSHAROLOGA \ge To become loose ; to come apart \lx TSHAROLOLA \ge To spread out, as a curtain \lx TSHASA \ge To smear or rub with fat ; to rub fat in ; to paint \lx TSHAYWA \mn tshaba \ge Pass. of tshaba \lx TSHE \xv Oa re tshe \xe he speaks to the purpose \xv Sea re hèla sea re tshe \xe it fits exactly \lx TSHEBETHA \ge To rub ask in between the hands when braying \lx TSHÈBÔ \ge Slander ; backbiting \lx TSHÈCWE \mn tshèla \ge Perf. pass. of tshèla \lx TSHÈCHWANA \ge A little springbuck \lx TSHEDILE \mn tshela \ge Perf. of tshela \lx TSHEDILWE \mn tshela \ge Perf. pass. of tshela \xv E tshedilwe \xe Used of an animal that has not had young for some time, or that has young every other year \lx TSHEDISA \mn tshela \ge Caus. of tshela \lx TSHEGA \sn 1 \ge Belted. Used of an ox \sn 2 \ge A strip of skin worn by a man for trousers \lx TSHÈGA \ge To laugh ; to laugh at ; to laugh aloud \lx TSHEGAHACÔ \sy Tshegohacô \lx TSHEGAHALA \sy Tshegohala \lx TSHAGAHATSA \sy Tshegohatsa \lx TSHEGANA \ge Belted. Used of a cow \lx TSHEGEDIWA \mn tshegetsa \ge Pass. of tshegetsa \lx TSHEGEHALA \sy Tshegohala \lx TSHÈGÈLA \xv Go tshègèla pitsa \xe to arrange stones for a pot to stand on \lx TSHEGELETSA \ge To hold fast for ; to keep for \lx TSHEGETSA \ge To hold fast ; to keep a commandment ; to hold fast, as a faith or doctrine \lx TSHEGÔ \ge Noun from sega. A cut ; a cutting \xv O tshegô \xe he is blessed; he is favoured; he is lucky; he is a happy man \lx TSHEGOHACÔ \ge A making blessed ; grace \lx TSHEGOHALA \ge To become blessed \lx TSHEGOHATSA \ge To make blessed \lx TSHÈKÈLÔ \xv Ntlo ea tshèkèlô \xe a court of justice \lx TSHEKISHÔ \ge A judgment \lx TSHÈKÔ \ge A prosecution ; a place of judgment ; a council \lx TSHELA \ge To live ; to ford a stream ; to pass over ; to approach and retreat from in dancing \lx TSHÈLA \ge To pour \xv Go tshèla bola \xe to cast the dice \lx TSHÈLÈGÈLA \ge To pour upon, as a cloud of arrows ; to rush upon ; to arrive in large numbers \lx TSHÈLÈLA \ge To pour on ; to pour for \lx TSHELEPANA \ge To differ, as views, stories, etc \lx TSHÈLÔ \ge A pouring ; a mould for bullets, etc \lx TSHÈLOLA \ge To take something from beneath other things, or from under soil \lx TSHEMÈGÔ \ge Warning, Int \lx TSHENOLÔ \ge A revealing ; a revelation \lx TSHENYÈGÔ \ge A being destroyed ; destruction \lx TSHENYÔ \ge A destroying ; waste ; destruction \lx TSHEÑ \sy Ka eñ \lx TSHÈPA \ge To sanctify \lx TSHÈPÈGA \ge To become sanctified \lx TSHÈPHÈRÈGA \ge To cry much ; to scold continually \lx TSHEPHISA \ge To sanctify \lx TSHÈRA \ge To gather together, as game, Int \lx TSHESANE \ge Thin ; fine ; slender \lx TSHESANYANE \ge Very thin \lx TSHÈTÈLA \ge A chip made when carving wood ; a wood shaving \lx TSHÈTLHA \ge Yellow \lx TSHÈTLHANA \mn tshètlha \ge Fem. of tshètlha \lx TSHETLHO \ge A bird that leads to honey ; a bird that tells of a lion's presence \lx TSHÈTLHÔ \ge A thorn of the dubbelje doorn plant \lx TSHETSHA \ge To remove things from one residence to another \lx TSHI \ge An exclamation expressive of cold \lx TSHIAMISHŌ \ge A making right ; justice \lx TSHIAMŌ \ge Righteousness ; justness \lx TSHIAMOLOLŌ \ge Wickedness \lx TSHIANŌ \ge A race \lx TSHIBA \sy Tsiba \lx TSHICWANA \ge A small iron \lx TSHIDI \ge A bean of the mositsane plant ; the meconium of new-born infants \lx TSHIKA \ge A generation ; lineage \xv Mo tshika tshikeñ \xe from generation to generation; generations and generations \lx TSHIKARŌ \ge A shoulder ; the place where a burden rests \lx TSHIKHI \ge An exclamation expressive of cold \lx TSHIKINYA \sy Tsikinya \lx TSHIKINYÈGA \sy Tsikinyèga \lx TSHIKIRI \ge A little lump or swelling sometimes seen above the navel \lx TSHILLWI \ge A kind of ground bird resembling a lethacane \lx TSHILŌ \ge A round stone for grinding with \lx TSHIMA \ge Boiled corn rubbed or ground in a mortar \lx TSHIMANE \ge Many male children \lx TSHIMÈGA \ge The main body, or centre of an army ; a mark made on the body to show that a man has killed an enemy \lx TSHIMO \ge A garden. Pl. masimo \lx TSHIMOLOGŌ \ge A beginning \lx TSHIMOÑ \xv Mo tshimoñ \xe in a garden \lx TSHINOSHŌ \ge A revealing ; a revelation \lx TSHIPA \ge A striped black and white ground squirrel \lx TSHIPI \ge Iron ; metal ; a bell \lx TSHIPO \ge A springhare. Pl. botshipo \lx TSHIRA \sy Sira \lx TSHISIBALŌ \ge A calm ; a deep silence \lx TSHISIMŌGŌ \ge Reverence ; gravity ; fear ; aversion \lx TSHISIRI \ge A fish moth \lx TSHITLHA \ge To exude ; or ooze out \xv Go tshitlha metse \xe to perspire \xv Go tshitlha madi \xe to bleed from the pores \lx TSIAKANYA \xv Go tsiakanya mahoko \xe to repeat a story imperfectly through forgetting, or not understanding it \lx TSIANE \ge A kind of small grasshopper, or locust \lx TSIBA \ge To cork up ; to plug ; to stop a hole \lx TSIBALA \ge To become stopped, or closed, or plugged \lx TSIBÈGA \ge To strike a person very hard \lx TSIBITHI \ge A man who dances like a fool \lx TSIBOGA \sy Tsitsiboga \lx TSIBOLOLA \ge To uncork ; to unplug \lx TSIDIDI \ge Cold \lx TSIDIHULA \ge To become cold \lx TSIDIKI \ge A clinging noise made by a falling iron, etc \lx TSIÈ \ge A locust. Sing. and pl \lx TSIECO \ge Deceitfulness ; deceit ; cheating \lx TSIEDICWE \mn tsietsa \ge perfect passive \lx TSIEDITSE \mn tsietsa \ge perfect \lx TSIEDIWA \mn tsietsa \ge passive \lx TSIÈLWA \ge To doubt ; to be perplexed \lx TSIENCHANE \ge A kind of grasshopper, or locust \lx TSIETSA \ge To deceive ; to cheat \lx TSIETSANYA \ge To deceive each other \lx TSIETSÈGA \ge To become deceived \lx TSIKANA \ge To fight at close quarters ; to close with each other in fighting \lx TSIKANYA \ge Caus. of tsikana \xv Go tsikanya mahoko \xe to mix up matters \lx TSIKINCWE \mn tsikinya \ge perfect passive \lx TSIKINYA \ge To shake, in an active sense ; to move \lx TSIKINYÈGA \ge To become shaken \lx TSIKIÑWA \ge To be shaken, actively \lx TSIKITLA \ge To tickle ; to poke in the ribs in sport \lx TSIKITLÈLA \sy Segitletsa \lx TSILE \mn tla \ge Perf. of tla \xv Ba tsile \xe they are come \lx TSILWE \ge A kind of small jackal \lx TSIMOGA \sy Tsitlologa \lx TSINA \ge A mouse's nest \lx TSINÈLÈLA \ge To press a stooping person down to the ground \lx TSIPOGA \ge To be startled, as at the sight of a snake ; to shudder, as when cold water is thrown on one \xv Go tsipoga mmele \xe to shudder \lx TSIPOLA \ge To startle, or cause to shudder \lx TSIRIGANYA \ge To mediate ; to part contenders \lx TSIRIKANA \ge To clatter, as cups knocked together \lx TSIRIMA \ge To tinkle ; to clang \lx TSIRITSIRI \ge A kind of cricket \lx TSISA \sy Tlisa \lx TSISHŌPELO \ge A sigh ; a sob \lx TSITLAMA \ge To make a wry face after tasting something nasty \lx TSITLOLOGA \ge To be poured out in large quantities ; to stream out ; to flow too abundantly \lx TSITSI \ge A kind of very small bird \lx TSITSIBOGA \ge To come to oneself after fainting or being stunned ; to start up troubled and startled ; to awake up of oneself ; to become roused up, as a lazy person \lx TSITSIBOSA \mn tsitsiboga \ge Caus. of tsitsiboga \lx TSITSIBOSIWA \mn tsitsibosa \ge Pass. of tsitsibosa \lx TSITSIÈLA \ge To run slowly \lx TSITSIPOLOGA \ge To come up thickly, as grain ; to stand close together, as a crowd ; to cover the body, as a rash \lx TSITSIRI \ge A kind of insect found on house walls. Sometimes used for a bug \lx TSITSITLHA \sy Tsikitla \lx TU \ge An exclamation of surprise \lx TUA \ge Perf. tule \xv Go tua \xe it is said \xv Ga tua \xe it was said \lx TUALO \xv A go se tualo \sy A go se ne yalo \lx TUBA \sn 1 \ge To thump with a fist \sn 2 \ge To beat the ground with a tail, as an ox when lying down, and hence supposed to be unlucky and have the power to bewitch or injure \lx TUDUECŌ \sy Moduduetsa \lx TUDUKANA \ge To make a rattling noise \lx TUÈLŌ \ge A reward \lx TUELÈLA \ge To pour meal into water in too large a proportion \lx TUKA \ge To take fire ; to flame ; to burn, as a candle \xv Go tuka bogale \xe to be angry \lx TUKÈLA \ge To be angry with \lx TUKISA \mn tuka \ge Caus. of tuka \lx TUKUTHA \mn THUKHUTHA \ge See THUKHUTHA \lx TULE \mn tua \ge Perf. of tua \xv Go tuleñ \xe what is said \lx TULŌ \mn dula \ge Noun from dula \lx TULWE \xv Go tulwe \xe it is said \lx TUMA \ge To become noised abroad ; to be famous \lx TUMALANŌ \ge A mutual agreement \lx TUMEDI \ge Fame ; report \lx TUMEDISHŌ \ge A greeting ; a salutation \lx TUMÈLA \mn tuma \ge Rel. of tuma \lx TUMÈLŌ \ge Faith ; belief \lx TUMILE \mn tuma \ge Perf. of tuma \lx TUMISA \ge To boast of, or in \xv Go tumisa motho \xe to boast in a person \lx TUMŌ \ge A noise ; a person's fame \xv Tumō ea maru \xe thunder \lx TUMODISA \mn tumola \ge Caus. of tumola \lx TUMOLA \ge To shut up the mouth and refrain from speaking \lx TUMOLOGŌ \ge A ceasing to believe ; unbelief \lx TUMOLOLA \ge To open. Used of the mouth \lx TUMOTSÈ \xv O tumotsè molomo \xe he is quite silent ; he is dumb \lx TUMUSA \ge To have the girdle imperfectly fastened ; to be uncovered, or indecently exposed. Used of a man \lx TUNTWANE \ge A small calabash ; a small receptacle of leather, bone, etc., for snuff \lx TURIO \ge A tower \et (hybrid) \lx TUTÈLA \ge To become ripe and ready for opening, as a boil \lx TUTETSA \mn tutèla \ge Caus. of tutèla \lx TUTUBOLOGA \ge To get up quickly ; to spring up, as a mushroom \lx TUTUCHWANE \ge A mushroom ; a fungus \lx TUTUGA \ge To grow. Used of persons and animals \lx TUTUMA \ge To flame much, as a large fire ; to be in a fever \lx TUTUMÒ \ge A fever ; a large flaming \lx TUTUMOLOGA \ge To break out, as an eruption ; to disperse quickly, as a crowd of people \lx TUULALA \ge To be silent when spoken to \lx TUWA \ge See TUA \lx TWA \xv Go twa \xe it is said \xv Ga twa \xe it was said \lx TWEÑ \xv Go tweñ \xe What is said \lx TWILE \mn twa \ge perfect of twa \lx U \ge Thou \lx UAN \ge One \et (hybrid) \lx UBA \ge To throb ; to smite with a fist ; to beat so as to wound \lx UBANA \ge To beat each other \xv Go ubana ka macwele \xe to strike each other with fists \lx UBÈLA \ge To blow the bellows \lx UBUGA \ge To heave, as an oppressed chest ; to breathe hard ; to pant \lx UBULA \ge To smite with a staff, etc \lx UCULE \ge See UCWILE \lx UCUWA \ge See UCWIWA \lx UCWA \ge To steal \lx UCWÈLA \ge To steal from \lx UCWILE \mn ucwa \ge perfect of ucwa \lx UCWISA \mn ucwa \ge Caus. of ucwa \lx UCWIWA \mn ucwa \ge passive of ucwa \lx UDUBATSA \ge To shake out dust from a skin, etc \lx UESI \xv U le uesi \xe thou alone \lx UKANYA \ge To inspect, Int \lx UMA \ge To bear fruit \lx UMAKA \ge To mention a name ; to name ; to speak about \lx UNA \ge To take all the things out of a place \lx UNYA \ge To peep out, and draw back again ; to appear above the surface, and disappear again \lx UÑWA \mn uma \ge passive of uma \lx UÑWILE \mn uñwa \ge perfect of uñwa \lx UÑWISA \mn uñwa \ge Caus. of uñwa \lx UPA \ge To place or sprinkle medicines to destroy or keep away beasts or birds, or to protect a house \lx UPALALA \ge To sit silently ; to sit in silence \lx UPELÈLA \ge To sprinkle or smear with witchcraft medicines \lx UPELETSA \sy Upelèla \lx UPIWA \mn upa \ge passive of upa \lx UPOLOGA \ge To become of none effect. Used of witchcraft medicines \lx UPOLOLA \ge To make witchcraft medicines of no effect \lx USA \mn wa \ge Caus. of wa ; To cause to fall \lx USEDIWA \mn usetsa \ge passive of usetsa \lx USETSA \ge To cause to fall to \lx USIWA \mn usa \ge Caus. of usa \lx UTLA \ge To snatch a thing \lx UTLULE \sy Ulwile \lx UTLUSA \sy Utlwisa \xv Go mo utlusa \xe to cause him to hear ; to inform him ; to tell him \lx UTLUSIWA \sy Utlwisiwa \lx UTLUWA \sy Utlwiwa \lx UTLWA \ge To hear ; to feel ; to taste \xv Go utlwa botlhoko \xe to feel sorry ; to be in pain \lx UTLWALA \ge To become audible \lx UTLWALÈLA \xv Ke le ka di utlwalèla gōna \xe I heard of them there \lx UTLWANA \xv Go utlwana le \xe to sympathise with \lx UTLWATSA \mn utlwala \ge causative \lx UTLWÈGA \ge To be audible ; to be heard, or understood \lx UTLWÈLA \ge To feel for ; to hear about \xv Go utlwèla botlhoko \xe to feel sorry for ; to pity \lx UTLWÈLANA \xv Go utlwèlana botlhoko \xe To sympathise with each other \lx UTLWÈLÈLA \xv Ke le ka di utlwèlèla kwa \xe I heard about them there \lx UTLWETSE \mn utlwala \mn utlwèla \ge perfect \xv O di utlwetse \xe he has heard of them \xv Re utlwetse legae \xe we have heard of a home \lx UTLWILE \mn utlwa \ge perfect \lx UTLWISA \mn utlwa \ge causative \lx WA \ge To fall ; to fall down as an involuntary act. Perf. ole. Caus. usa, or osa \lx WATLHAEA \ge To chastise ; to chasten \lx WATLHAILE \mn watlhaea \ge perfect \lx WATLHAIWA \mn watlhaea \ge passive \lx WATLHAWA \sy Watlhaiwa \lx WEDICWE \mn wetsa \ge perfect passive \lx WEDITSE \mn wetsa \ge perfect \lx WEDIWA \mn wetsa \ge passive \lx WEKE \ge A week \et (hybrid) \lx WÈLA \sn 1 \ge To fall to, or into ; to fall down \sn 2 \ge To come upon ; to find \xv Go wèla ha hatshe \xe to fall to the ground \sn 3 \ge To become completed, or finished, as a work ; to become ended, as years \lx WÈLWA \mn wèla \ge passive \lx WÈNA \ge Thou ; thee \xv Ke tla bua le wèna \xe I will speak with thee \xv Le wèna monna \xe and thou, O man \xv Bogolo go wèna \xe more than thee \lx WESI \sy Uesi \lx WETSA \ge Caus. of wèla. To finish ; to complete ; to end \lx WETSE \mn wèla \ge perfect \lx WY \ge An exclamation denoting wonder, or doubt \lx YA \sn 1 \ge To eat. Perf. yelè. Pass. yewa. Caus. yesa \sn 2 \ge Gen. part. of nouns in le \lx YADILE \mn yala \ge perfect \lx YADILWE \mn yala \ge perfect passive \lx YAHA \ge To wipe away filth \lx YAHILE \mn yaha \ge perfect \xv E yahile \xe it is well \xv A yahile a bua \xe he did well to speak; he spoke well \xv U yahile u tle \xe you have done well to come \lx YAKA \sn 1 \ge Like \sn 2 \ge To sojourn for a purpose \lx YALA \ge To sow. Perf. yadile; pass. yalwa \lx YALANA \ge To eat of each other's food \lx YALE \ge Lately ; some little time ago \lx YALO \ge Thus ; so \lx YALWA \mn yala \ge passive \lx YANA \sn 1 \ge Now \sn 2 \ge To bite, or eat each other \lx YANALA \ge To go about visiting ; to walk about the town with no particular object \lx YANTSE \mn yanya \ge perfect \lx YANO \ge Now \lx YANOÑ \ge Now \lx YANYA \ge To strike hard and wound \lx YARATA \ge A yard or compound \et (hybrid) \lx YAYARÈGA \ge To be in a rage ; to rage with anger \lx YAYARÈGŌ \ge Raging anger ; rage \lx YE \ge This. Used with nouns in le \lx YÈLA \ge To eat at ; to eat for \xv Go yèla mo tluñ \xe to eat in a house \lx YELANALA \ge To visit, or call upon people or friends \xv Ba yelanala le Tau \xe Tau and they visit each other \lx YELANAÑNALA \xv Ba ba yelanañnala \xe those who call upon each other \lx YELÈ \ge Perf. of ya \mn ya \lx YELÈNALA \ge Perf. of yanala \mn yanala \lx YÈLWA \ge Pass. of yèla \mn yèla \lx YELWÈ \ge Pass. of yelè \mn yelè \lx YENO \ge This. Used with nouns in·le \xv Ka yeno \xe to-day \lx YEOSI \ge Only. Used with nouns in le \lx YESA \ge Caus. of ya \mn ya \lx YETSENALA \ge Perf. of yelanala \mn yelanala \xv O ba yetsenala \xe he has called upon them \lx YEUŌ \ge That. Used with nouns in le \lx YEWA \ge Pass. of ya \mn ya \lx Yo \sn 1 \ge This. Used with nouns in bo \sn 2 \ge An exclamation of distress, or fear \lx YOA \ge Gen. part. with nouns in bo \lx YOKWE \ge A yoke \et (hybrid) \lx YŌNA \ge It. Used with nouns in bo \lx YOTLHE \ge All. Used with nouns in bo \lx YOUŌ \ge That. Used with nouns in bo \lx YOYO \ge An exclamation of distress