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Xhosa — Intermediate Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters.

#	Word	Type	IPA	Definition
1	-ana	Phrase		Noun diminutive suffix, creates a noun meaning something smaller or younger, or a small amount.
2	-andisa	Noun
3	-balisa	Noun
4	-bilisa	Noun
5	-bonisa	Noun
6	-eka	Phrase		Forms "neuter-passive" verbs from existing verbs, meaning "to be (verb)able" or "to be (verb)ing".
7	-ela	Phrase		Forms applicative verbs, meaning to do something for, for the purpose of, on behalf of.
8	-fanisa	Noun
9	-funeka	Noun
10	-isa	Phrase		Forms causative verbs.
11	-isisa	Phrase		Forms verbs indicating an intense or quick action.
12	-kazi	Phrase		Suffix deriving words for female people from those for male people.
13	-tyisa	Noun
14	aba-	Phrase		Class 2 adjective concord.
15	abafana	Noun
16	abafazi	Noun
17	abantu	Noun
18	abaya	Pronoun		those over there, yonder; class 2 remote demonstrative.
19	abayeni	Noun
20	abe-	Phrase		Class 2 noun prefix, used by some nouns.
21	agwenxa	Verb		to be illegal.
22	ahluka	Verb		to separate.
23	ahlula	Verb		to separate, to divide.
24	akha	Verb
25	akhama	Verb
26	alamana	Verb		to be related.
27	alatha	Verb		to point out.
28	alela	Verb		to prohibit.
29	aluka	Verb		to be circumcised.
30	alusa	Verb		to circumcise.
31	ama-	Phrase		Class 6 adjective concord.
32	amacebo	Noun
33	amadoda	Noun
34	amadolo	Noun
35	amafu	Noun
36	amagaba	Noun
37	amagama	Noun
38	amagazi	Noun
39	amandla	Noun	/[ámáːⁿd̥ɮa̤]/	Equivalent to 'strength': The quality or degree of being strong.
40	amanzi	Noun	/[ámâːⁿd̥zi̤]/
41	amathe	Noun	/[ámaːtʰé]/
42	ambatha	Verb		to put on a blanket.
43	amehlo	Noun
44	amendu	Noun	/[ámeːⁿd̥ṳ̌]/
45	amkela	Verb	/[am̩keːla]/	to receive.
46	anda	Verb		to increase.
47	andisa	Verb		to increase.
48	andlala	Verb		to make a bed.
49	aneka	Verb		to hang in the sun.
50	anela	Verb		to suffice.
51	apha	Adverb	/[áːpʰa]/	here; proximal demonstrative adverb.
52	apho	Adverb	/[áːpʰo]/	there; distal demonstrative adverb.
53	aphuka	Verb		to break, to become broken.
54	aphula	Verb		to break, to fracture.
55	azisa	Verb		to announce.
56	babaza	Noun, Verb		to exaggerate.
57	bafana	Noun		simple plural of umfana.
58	bala	Verb
59	baleka	Verb		to run away, to flee.
60	balisa	Verb		to make/help to count.
61	balula	Verb		to select.
62	bamba	Verb		Equivalent to 'hold': The cargo area of a ship or aircraft (often holds or cargo hold).
63	banda	Verb		to be cold.
64	banga	Verb
65	banzi	Conjunction
66	basa	Verb		to light, to kindle.
67	baxa	Verb		to exaggerate.
68	beka	Verb		to put, place.
69	beleka	Verb
70	betha	Verb		to hit, to strike.
71	bhabha	Verb
72	bhadla	Verb
73	bhadula	Verb		to wander.
74	bhaka	Verb
75	bhala	Verb
76	bhaqa	Verb		to discover.
77	bhatala	Verb
78	bheda	Verb		to not be serious.
79	bheja	Verb
80	bheka	Verb		to look at.
81	bhetele	Conjunction
82	bhida	Verb
83	bhinqa	Verb		to wear clothing around the waist.
84	bhitya	Verb		to be lean.
85	bhiyoza	Verb
86	bhoda	Verb
87	bhodla	Verb
88	bhola	Verb
89	bhotisa	Verb
90	bhoxa	Verb
91	bhubha	Verb
92	bhuca	Verb
93	bhuda	Verb
94	bhudla	Verb
95	bhukuqa	Verb
96	bhula	Verb		to smother.
97	bhutyubhutyu	Conjunction
98	bika	Verb		to report.
99	bila	Verb
100	bilisa	Verb		to boil, to make boil.
101	bini	Adjective		Equivalent to 'two': The station code of Tai Wo in Hong Kong.
102	biza	Verb
103	blowu	Conjunction
104	bola	Verb		to rot, to decay.
105	boleka	Verb
106	bomama	Noun		simple plural of umama.
107	bomvu	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'red': The colour of the setting sun, blood, and strawberries; the colour which is evoked by the longest v…
108	bona	Verb, Pronoun	/[ɓoːná]/	they, them; class 2 absolute pronoun.
109	bonda	Verb
110	bonga	Verb		to praise.
111	bongoza	Verb
112	bonisa	Verb		to make see, to show.
113	bopha	Verb		to fasten.
114	bothoza	Verb
115	buhlungu	Conjunction		sore, aching, painful.
116	buka	Verb		to admire.
117	bukeka	Verb		to be pretty.
118	bukela	Verb
119	bukhali	Conjunction		sharp, pointy.
120	bula	Verb		to confess.
121	bulala	Verb
122	bulela	Verb
123	bulisa	Verb
124	bumba	Verb
125	bumini	Conjunction
126	buna	Verb		to wither.
127	busisa	Verb
128	butha	Verb		to collect up.
129	buthuntu	Conjunction
130	buya	Verb		to return.
131	buyela	Verb		to return to.
132	buyisa	Verb		to return, to give back.
133	buza	Verb		to interrogate, to question.
134	caca	Verb	/[kǀaːkǀa]/	to be clear.
135	cacela	Verb		to have interest.
136	cacisa	Verb		to clarify.
137	calula	Verb		discriminate.
138	camanga	Verb
139	canda	Verb
140	caphuka	Verb		to be annoyed.
141	caphula	Verb
142	ceba	Verb
143	cebisa	Verb		to suggest.
144	cela	Verb		to request.
145	cenga	Verb
146	chacha	Verb		to recover.
147	chama	Verb		to urinate.
148	chana	Verb		to hit the mark.
149	chasa	Verb		to oppose.
150	chaza	Verb		to explain.
151	cheba	Verb	/ᵏǀʰe.ɓa/
152	chitha	Verb		to waste, to spill.
153	chiza	Verb
154	chokoza	Verb
155	chola	Verb		to pick up.
156	chonga	Verb
157	chopha	Verb
158	chuba	Noun, Verb		A long sheepskin coat made of thick wool, worn by Tibetans.
159	chuma	Verb
160	chunuba	Verb	/[kǀʰúnúːɓa]/	to annoy, to provoke.
161	chwela	Verb		to do carpentry.
162	cika	Verb
163	cima	Verb		to extinguish.
164	cinga	Verb
165	coca	Verb		to become clean.
166	cofa	Verb
167	cola	Verb
168	cotha	Verb		to walk slowly.
169	cothisa	Verb		to be slow.
170	cula	Verb		Equivalent to 'Sing': A surname from English [in turn originating as an occupation].
171	cuphula	Verb		to advance.
172	cwaka	Noun	/[kǀʷaːka]/	Signifies silence.
173	dada	Verb
174	dakumba	Verb		to be sad.
175	dala	Verb, Adjective		to create, form.
176	damba	Verb		to go down.
177	dambisa	Verb		to alleviate.
178	dana	Verb		to disappoint.
179	danisa	Verb		to dance (European-style).
180	dela	Verb		to despise.
181	denda	Verb		to eliminate.
182	dibana	Verb
183	dikidiki	Conjunction
184	dilika	Verb		to crumble, to collapse.
185	diliza	Verb		to break down, to demolish.
186	dingeka	Verb		to be necessary.
187	dinisa	Verb
188	dinwa	Verb		to be tired.
189	dlala	Verb
190	dlalisa	Verb
191	dlamka	Verb		to be energetic.
192	dloba	Verb		to frolic.
193	dlokova	Verb		to push through.
194	dlula	Verb
195	dontsa	Verb
196	dubula	Verb		to flower.
197	duda	Verb		to dance (tribal).
198	dudula	Verb
199	duduma	Verb		to thunder.
200	dumba	Verb
201	dumisa	Verb		to praise.
202	dumzela	Verb		to murmur.
203	duru	Conjunction		expensive.
204	dwelisa	Verb		to make a list.
205	dyarha	Verb		to race (horses).
206	dyibha	Verb		to rub one's eyes.
207	dyobha	Verb		to spatter, to soil.
208	eBhayi	Noun		a township in Gqeberha, South Africa.
209	eGoli	Noun	/ɛˈɡɔːli/	Johannesburg (the capital of Gauteng, South Africa).
210	eli-	Phrase		Class 5 adjective concord.
211	eliya	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 5 remote demonstrative.
212	elusa	Verb		to circumcise.
213	emi-	Phrase		Class 4 adjective concord.
214	emva	Adverb		locative singular of umva.
215	enda	Verb		to be married.
216	endi-	Phrase
217	endim-	Phrase
218	eni-	Phrase
219	eniba-	Phrase
220	enza	Verb
221	enzeka	Verb
222	esi-	Phrase
223	esiba-	Phrase
224	esiya	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 7 remote demonstrative.
225	ezi-	Phrase		Class 10 relative concord.
226	ezim-	Phrase		Class 8 and 10 adjective concord; form of ezin- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
227	ezin-	Phrase		Class 8 and 10 adjective concord.
228	eziya	Pronoun		those over there, yonder; class 10 remote demonstrative.
229	faka	Verb		to put in.
230	fana	Verb		to be like.
231	fanela	Verb
232	fanisa	Verb		to compare.
233	fefa	Verb		to sprinkle.
234	feketha	Verb		to trifle at work.
235	feza	Verb		to accomplish.
236	fihla	Noun, Verb		to hide, to conceal.
237	fika	Verb		to come to.
238	finyeza	Verb		to abridge, to abbreviate.
239	fota	Verb		photograph, take a photo.
240	fothofotho	Conjunction
241	fowuna	Verb
242	fuduka	Verb		to emigrate.
243	fukama	Verb
244	fumana	Verb		to get, to obtain.
245	fumba	Verb		accumulate.
246	funa	Verb	/[fûːna]/	to want, to desire.
247	funda	Verb
248	fundela	Verb
249	fundisa	Verb		to teach, to instruct.
250	funeka	Verb		to be needed.
251	funga	Verb
252	funquka	Verb
253	funqula	Verb
254	funxa	Verb		to absorb.
255	futha	Verb		to hiss (of a snake).
256	fuya	Verb	/[fúːja]/	to breed (animals).
257	gabha	Verb
258	galela	Verb
259	gaqa	Verb
260	gawula	Verb		to fell, to chop down.
261	gcada	Verb		to roast, to fry.
262	gcagca	Verb
263	gcina	Verb
264	gcoba	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǀǒ̤ːɓa]/	to be happy.
265	gculela	Verb
266	gcuma	Verb
267	gcwala	Verb		to be full.
268	gcweka	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǀʷe̤ːka]/
269	gebhula	Verb		to cut down.
270	geza	Verb		to be mad, to be crazy.
271	gibisa	Noun, Verb
272	gila	Verb		knock down.
273	ginya	Verb		to swallow.
274	giya	Verb		to rejoice.
275	goba	Verb
276	godola	Verb		to feel cold.
277	goduka	Verb		to go home.
278	godusa	Verb		to take someone home.
279	gonya	Verb
280	goso	Conjunction
281	goxa	Verb		to draw back.
282	gqatsa	Verb		to radiate.
283	gqiba	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǃi̤ːɓa]/	to complete.
284	gqibela	Verb		to finish off, to conclude.
285	gqitha	Verb, Adverb	/[ɡ̊ǃǐ̤ːtʰá]/	to do in excess, to surpass.
286	gqogqa	Verb		to lay siege to.
287	gqugula	Verb		to conspire.
288	gquma	Verb		to cover over.
289	gqusha	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǃṳːʃa]/	to raise dust, to rave.
290	gqwesa	Verb		to outshine.
291	gqwetha	Verb		to invert.
292	graya	Noun, Verb		Troisième personne du singulier du passé simple de grayer.
293	grenya	Verb
294	grumba	Verb		to dig up.
295	gruzuka	Verb		to be bruised.
296	gudla	Verb		to rub against.
297	guga	Verb		to be old.
298	gula	Verb		to be sick/ill.
299	guqa	Verb
300	guquka	Verb
301	guqula	Verb		to translate.
302	gusha	Verb		to conceal.
303	gutyula	Verb		to flush out.
304	gwaza	Verb
305	gweba	Verb		to sentence.
306	gwinta	Verb
307	gxabana	Verb		to quarrel.
308	gxaleka	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǁǎ̤leːka]/	to go astray (in walking and speaking).
309	gxeka	Verb		to decry, to mock, to deride.
310	gxobha	Verb		to muddle.
311	gxotha	Verb	/[ɡ̊ǁo̤ːtʰa]/	to chase away.
312	gxuma	Noun, Verb
313	hamba	Verb		to go, to walk, to move.
314	hambela	Verb
315	hayi	Interjection	/[ɦǎ̤ːji]/	Equivalent to 'no': A negating expression; an answer that shows disagreement, denial, refusal, or disapproval.
316	henda	Verb
317	hlaba	Verb
318	hlafuna	Verb
319	hlakula	Verb
320	hlala	Verb
321	hlamba	Verb
322	hlanu	Adjective		Equivalent to 'five': A banknote with a denomination of five units of currency.
323	hlanza	Noun, Verb	/[ɬáːⁿd̥za̤]/
324	hlasela	Verb		to attack.
325	hlawula	Verb
326	hlaza	Verb		to disgrace.
327	hlazeka	Verb		to be humiliated.
328	hlaziya	Verb		to refresh.
329	hleba	Verb		to gossip.
330	hlehla	Verb		to step backwards.
331	hleka	Verb	/[ɬeːka]/	Equivalent to 'laugh': An expression of mirth particular to the human species; the sound heard in laughing; laughter.
332	hlekisa	Verb		to be funny.
333	hlela	Verb
334	hleze	Conjunction	/[ɬéːz̥e̤]/
335	hlinza	Verb		to skin, to flay.
336	hlisa	Verb		to bring down.
337	hlomla	Verb		to comment.
338	hlonela	Noun, Verb		to respect.
339	hluba	Noun, Verb
340	hluma	Verb
341	hlupha	Noun, Verb		to bother.
342	hlutha	Verb		to be full.
343	hluza	Verb
344	homba	Verb
345	hoya	Verb		to pay attention to.
346	i-apile	Noun	/[íʔápiːle]/
347	i-emele	Noun	/[íʔémeːle]/
348	i-esile	Noun	/[íʔésiːle]/	donkey, ass.
349	i-inki	Noun	/[íʔíːᵑki]/
350	ibakala	Noun
351	ibala	Noun	/[íɓâːla]/	open space, yard.
352	ibali	Noun
353	ibamba	Noun
354	ibandla	Noun	/[íɓâːⁿd̥ɮa̤]/	congregation.
355	ibanga	Noun
356	ibango	Noun
357	ibele	Noun	/[íɓéːle]/	Equivalent to 'breast': Either of the two organs on the front of a female human's chest, which contain the mammary gland…
358	ibhadi	Noun		springbuck.
359	ibhafu	Noun
360	ibhanki	Noun
361	ibhanti	Noun
362	ibhari	Noun	/[íb̥ǎ̤ːri]/	bar (an establishment where alcohol is served).
363	ibhasi	Noun	/[íb̥ǎ̤ːsi]/
364	ibhatyi	Noun	/[íb̥ǎ̤ːci]/
365	ibhavu	Noun
366	iBhayi	Noun		Gqeberha (a city and port in the Eastern Cape, South Africa).
367	ibhedi	Noun
368	ibhere	Noun
369	ibhinqa	Noun	/[íb̥ǐ̤ːŋǃá]/	married woman.
370	ibhoda	Noun
371	ibhola	Noun	/[íb̥ǒ̤ːla]/
372	ibhongo	Noun
373	ibhoron	Noun
374	ibhotwe	Noun
375	ibhunga	Noun
376	ibhuti	Noun
377	ibomvu	Noun	/[íɓoːᶬb̪̊vṳ̌]/	red ochre.
378	ibubu	Noun
379	ibululu	Noun		large puff adder.
380	ibunzi	Noun
381	ibuzi	Noun		Equivalent to 'rat': Any of the numerous members of several rodent families that usually have short limbs, a pointy snou…
382	icala	Noun	/[íkǀâːla]/
383	iCawa	Noun	/[íkǀáːwa]/
384	iCawe	Noun		Equivalent to 'Sunday': The first day of the week in many religious traditions, and the seventh day of the week in syste…
385	icebo	Noun	/[íkǀêːɓo]/
386	icephe	Noun	/[íkǀeːpʰé]/	Equivalent to 'spoon': An implement for eating or serving; a scooped utensil whose long handle is straight, in contrast…
387	icesina	Noun	/[íkǀésiːna]/
388	ichibi	Noun	/[íkǀʰiːɓí]/	lake, pond, pool.
389	ichiza	Noun
390	icici	Noun	/[íkǀíːkǀí]/
391	icuba	Noun		Equivalent to 'tobacco': Two rivers in Michigan, United States.
392	iculo	Noun	/[íkǀuːlo]/
393	icwecwe	Noun		CD, tablet.
394	idabi	Noun
395	idada	Noun	/[íd̥a̤ːd̥a̤]/	Equivalent to 'duck': To quickly lower (the head or body), often in order to prevent it from being struck by something.
396	idade	Noun
397	idamu	Noun
398	idayisi	Noun
399	idesika	Noun
400	idilesi	Noun
401	idiliya	Noun
402	idinala	Noun	/[íd̥ǐ̤nâːla]/
403	idinga	Noun		appointment.
404	idini	Noun		sacrifice.
405	idlavu	Noun
406	idlelo	Noun
407	idlozi	Noun
408	idobo	Noun		a type of grass.
409	idolo	Noun	/[íd̥o̤ːlo]/	Equivalent to 'knee': In humans, the joint or the region of the joint in the middle part of the leg between the thigh an…
410	idosha	Noun
411	idyasi	Noun	/[íɟa̤ːsi]/
412	idzedze	Noun	/[íd̥zě̤ːd̥ze̤]/
413	ifama	Noun	/[ífáːma]/
414	ifani	Noun		Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
415	ifeksi	Noun
416	ifema	Noun
417	ifiva	Noun
418	ifiziki	Noun
419	iflegi	Noun		Equivalent to 'flag': Any of various plants with sword-shaped leaves, especially irises; specifically, Iris pseudacorus.
420	ifolo	Noun
421	ifomu	Noun
422	ifoni	Noun		telephone.
423	ifowuni	Noun		phone, telephone.
424	igaba	Noun	/[íɡ̊a̤᷈ːɓa]/
425	igada	Noun
426	igadi	Noun	/[íɡ̊ǎ̤ːd̥i̤]/
427	igaga	Noun		breastbone.
428	igalelo	Noun		contribution.
429	igama	Noun	/[íɡ̊a̤᷈ːma]/
430	igangxa	Noun		bad driver.
431	igaqa	Noun		round object.
432	igaraji	Noun	/[íɡ̊a̤ráːd̥ʒi̤]/
433	igatha	Noun
434	igazi	Noun	/[íɡ̊a̤ːz̥ǐ̤]/	Equivalent to 'blood': A vital liquid flowing in the bodies of many types of animals that usually conveys nutrients and…
435	igcisa	Noun	/[íɡ̊ǀǐ̤ːsá]/	artist, craftsman.
436	igeza	Noun	/[íɡ̊e̤ːz̥a̤]/	lunatic, madman.
437	igogogo	Noun	/[íɡ̊o̤ɡ̊ǒ̤ːɡ̊o̤]/	empty tin.
438	igokra	Noun
439	igolide	Noun	/[íɡ̊o̤líːd̥e̤]/	Equivalent to 'gold': A heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au.
440	igophe	Noun
441	igorha	Noun	/[íɡ̊ǒ̤ːxa]/	hero, brave person.
442	igosa	Noun
443	igqabi	Noun	/[íɡ̊ǃa̤ːɓi]/	Equivalent to 'leaf': The usually green and flat organ that represents the most prominent feature of most vegetative pla…
444	igqirha	Noun	/[íɡ̊ǃi̤ːxa]/	Equivalent to 'witch doctor': A person (often male) who is believed to ward off witchcraft and heal through magical powe…
445	igqudu	Noun		knobkierie.
446	igramza	Noun		onionlike plant.
447	igubu	Noun	/[íɡ̊ṳːɓú]/
448	igumbi	Noun	/[íɡ̊ṳːᵐb̥ǐ̤]/
449	igunya	Noun	/[íɡ̊ṳ᷈ːɲa]/	authority.
450	igusha	Noun	/[íɡ̊ṳːʃa]/
451	igwala	Noun	/[íɡ̊ʷa̤ːlá]/
452	igwebu	Noun	/[íɡ̊ʷe̤ːɓu]/	foam, froth.
453	igwiba	Noun
454	igwinya	Noun	/[íɡ̊ʷi̤ːɲá]/
455	igxagxa	Noun
456	ihagu	Noun
457	ihashe	Noun	/[íɦǎ̤ːʃe]/	Equivalent to 'horse': A poker variant consisting of five different poker variants, with the rules changing from one var…
458	iheji	Noun
459	ihelium	Noun
460	ihempe	Noun	/[íɦě̤ːᵐpe]/
461	ihlahla	Noun
462	ihlathi	Noun	/[íɬâːtʰi]/
463	ihlazo	Noun
464	ihlebo	Noun
465	ihlelo	Noun		noun class.
466	ihleza	Noun
467	ihlobo	Noun	/[íɬoːɓo]/	Equivalent to 'summer': One of four seasons, traditionally the second, marked by the longest and typically hottest days…
468	ihlosi	Noun
469	ihluze	Noun		weeping schotia.
470	ihobe	Noun	/[íɦo̤ːɓé]/
471	iholide	Noun
472	ihotele	Noun	/[íɦo̤têːle]/
473	iim-	Phrase		Class 10 full noun prefix; form of izin- used before stems of more than one syllable beginning with a labial consonant.
474	iimbewu	Noun
475	iin-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix; form of izin- used before stems of more than one syllable.
476	iindaba	Noun
477	iingoma	Noun
478	iinkozi	Noun
479	iinyama	Noun
480	ijaji	Noun
481	ijam	Noun	/[íd̥ʒǎ̤ːm̩]/
482	ijelo	Noun
483	ijezi	Noun	/[íd̥ʒe̤ːz̥ǐ̤]/	jersey, jumper, pullover.
484	ijogo	Noun	/[íd̥ʒǒ̤ːɡ̊o̤]/
485	ijoni	Noun
486	ikampu	Noun	/[íkáːᵐpu]/
487	iKapa	Noun	/[íkáːpa]/	Cape Town (a city, the legislative capital of South Africa).
488	ikati	Noun	/[íkáːti]/
489	ikawusi	Noun	/[íkáwúːsi]/
490	ikeki	Noun	/[íkéːki]/
491	iketile	Noun
492	ikeyiki	Noun
493	ikhadi	Noun		credit card.
494	ikhala	Noun		Equivalent to 'Aloe': The resins of the tree Aquilaria malaccensis (syn.
495	ikhasi	Noun
496	ikhaya	Noun	/[íkʰâːja]/	Equivalent to 'home': A dwelling.
497	ikhefi	Noun
498	ikhefu	Noun
499	ikhephu	Noun	/[íkʰéːpʰu]/
500	ikhowa	Noun		Equivalent to 'Fungus': Any member of the kingdom Fungi; a eukaryotic organism typically having chitin cell walls but no…
501	ikhuba	Noun	/[íkʰuːɓa]/
502	ikhukhu	Noun		grass mat.
503	ikhulu	Noun	/[íkʰûːlu]/
504	ikhuphu	Noun
505	ikofu	Noun	/[íkóːfu]/	Equivalent to 'coffee': A beverage made by infusing the beans of the coffee plant in hot water.
506	ikogina	Noun		lead (metal).
507	ikoma	Noun
508	ikomiti	Noun		committee.
509	ikona	Noun
510	ikopolo	Noun
511	ikrele	Noun	/[íkxêːle]/
512	ikriwi	Noun
513	ikroba	Noun
514	ikrokro	Noun
515	ikroti	Noun	/[íkxóːtí]/
516	ikrwala	Noun		An initiate. One who has done the ikrwala.
517	ikunzi	Noun
518	ilahle	Noun		untrustworthy guy.
519	ilali	Noun
520	ilamuni	Noun
521	ilanga	Noun	/[ílaːᵑɡ̊a̤]/	Equivalent to 'sun': The star at the center of the Solar System (our solar system), which shines in our sky, represented…
522	ilaphu	Noun
523	ilawu	Noun		Hottentot.
524	ilekese	Noun	/[ílékeːse]/
525	ileko	Noun
526	ili-	Phrase		Class 5 noun prefix.
527	ilifa	Noun		inheritance.
528	ilifu	Noun	/[ílíːfu]/	Equivalent to 'mouse': A rodent, typically having a small body, dark fur, and a long tail.
529	iligxa	Noun	/[ílíːɡ̊ǁa̤]/
530	ilima	Noun		collective.
531	ilinqe	Noun	/[íliːŋǃé]/
532	ilishwa	Noun	/[ílíːʃʷa]/	misfortune.
533	iliso	Noun	/[íliːsó]/	Equivalent to 'eye': A large village and civil parish in the City of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England (OS grid ref…
534	ilitha	Noun
535	ilitye	Noun	/[ílíːce]/
536	iliwa	Noun	/[íliːwá]/
537	ilixa	Noun	/[íliːkǁá]/	time period.
538	iliza	Noun	/[ílíːz̥a̤]/	Equivalent to 'roan antelope': A savanna antelope, Hippotragus equinus, found in West, Central, East Africa and Southern…
539	ilizo	Noun
540	ilizwe	Noun	/[ílíːz̥ʷe̤]/
541	ilizwi	Noun	/[íliːz̥ʷǐ̤]/
542	ilobola	Noun
543	ilokhwe	Noun	/[ílóːkʰʷe]/
544	ilolo	Noun
545	ilori	Noun	/[íloːrí]/
546	ilothe	Noun
547	ilovane	Noun		chameleon.
548	ilunda	Noun
549	imali	Noun	/[ímaːlí]/
550	imamba	Noun	/[ímâːᵐb̥a̤]/
551	imazi	Noun	/[ímâːz̥i̤]/	cow (female).
552	imbali	Noun
553	imbambo	Noun
554	imbangi	Noun
555	imbeko	Noun
556	imbewu	Noun	/[íᵐb̥e̤᷈ːwu]/
557	imbila	Noun	/[íᵐb̥i̤᷈ːla]/	rock hyrax.
558	imbiza	Noun	/[íᵐb̥i̤ːz̥ǎ̤]/	cooking pot.
559	imbizo	Noun	/[íᵐb̥i̤᷈ːz̥o̤]/
560	imbola	Noun	/[íᵐb̥o̤ːla]/	red ochre.
561	imbombo	Noun
562	imbongi	Noun	/[íᵐb̥o̤ːᵑɡ̊i̤]/	praise singer.
563	imbotyi	Noun
564	imbuzi	Noun	/[íᵐb̥ṳːz̥ǐ̤]/	goat, ram.
565	imela	Noun	/[íméːla]/	Equivalent to 'knife': A utensil or a tool designed for cutting, consisting of a flat piece of hard material, usually st…
566	iMelika	Noun	/[íméliːka]/	America (a country in North America).
567	imfazwe	Noun	/[íᶬp̪fáːz̥ʷe̤]/
568	imfene	Noun	/[íᶬp̪feːne]/
569	imfihlo	Noun	/[íᶬp̪fîːɬo]/
570	imfundo	Noun	/[íᶬp̪fúːⁿd̥o̤]/	education.
571	imfuyo	Noun	/[íᶬp̪fúːjo]/	domestic animal.
572	imhemhe	Noun	/[íme̤ːmě̤]/
573	imi-	Phrase		Class 4 noun prefix.
574	imiboko	Noun
575	imifula	Noun
576	imililo	Noun
577	imilomo	Noun
578	imini	Noun	/[ímíːni]/
579	iminwe	Noun
580	imithi	Noun
581	imoto	Noun	/[ímoːtó]/	Equivalent to 'car': A wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steer…
582	imozulu	Noun
583	impahla	Noun	/[íᵐpaːɬa]/	Equivalent to 'Clothing': Any of a wide variety of articles, usually made of fabrics, animal hair, animal skin, or some…
584	impala	Noun	/[íᵐpaːlá]/
585	impatho	Noun		treatment.
586	impawu	Noun
587	impempe	Noun	/[íᵐpéːᵐpe]/
588	impepho	Noun		light breeze, fresh air.
589	impi	Noun	/[íːᵐpí]/	army, regiment.
590	impilo	Noun	/[íᵐpiːlo]/
591	impisi	Noun	/[íᵐpîːsi]/
592	impofu	Noun	/[íᵐpôːfu]/	Equivalent to 'eland': A genus of large South African antelope (Taurotragus), valued both for its hide and flesh.
593	impompi	Noun
594	impuku	Noun	/[íᵐpûːku]/
595	impumlo	Noun	/[íᵐpúm̩ːlo]/
596	impunzi	Noun	/[íᵐpuːⁿd̥zi̤]/
597	imvu	Noun	/[íːᶬb̪̊vṳ̌]/
598	imvubu	Noun	/[íᶬb̪̊vṳːɓú]/	Equivalent to 'Hippopotamus': A semi-aquatic, herbivorous, African hoofed mammal of the family Hippopotamidae.
599	imvula	Noun	/[íᶬb̪̊vṳ᷈ːla]/	Equivalent to 'rain': Condensed water falling from a cloud.
600	imvume	Noun	/[íᶬb̪̊vṳ̌ːme]/
601	imvumi	Noun
602	incam	Noun
603	incanca	Noun		baby bottle.
604	incanda	Noun		porcupine.
605	incasa	Noun
606	inceba	Noun
607	incinda	Noun
608	incoko	Noun	/[íŋǀóːko]/	conversation.
609	incopho	Noun	/[íŋǀoːpʰó]/	summit, pinnacle.
610	incwadi	Noun	/[íŋǀʷaːd̥ǐ̤]/	Equivalent to 'book': A collection of sheets of paper bound together to hinge at one edge, containing printed or written…
611	indaba	Noun	/[íⁿd̥a̤ːɓa]/	Equivalent to 'indaba': A tribal conference held by Nguni leaders.
612	indalo	Noun	/[íⁿd̥a̤ːlo]/
613	indawo	Noun	/[íⁿd̥a̤᷈ːwo]/
614	indebe	Noun
615	indlala	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ɮa̤ːla]/
616	indle	Noun	/[íːⁿd̥ɮě̤]/	open country.
617	indlebe	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ɮe̤ːɓé]/
618	indleko	Noun
619	indlela	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ɮe̤ːla]/	road, path.
620	indlovu	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ɮo̤ːvṳ]/	Equivalent to 'elephant': A large mammal of the family Elephantidae in the order Proboscidea, having a trunk, and native…
621	indlu	Noun	/[íːⁿd̥ɮṳ]/
622	indoda	Noun	/[íⁿd̥o̤ːd̥a̤]/	man (male).
623	indonga	Noun		riverbank.
624	induku	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ṳːku]/	stick, staff.
625	induli	Noun	/[íⁿd̥ṳ᷈ːli]/
626	induna	Noun
627	indwe	Noun		blue crane.
628	indyebo	Noun	/[íᶮɟ̥e̤ːɓo]/	abundance.
629	inene	Noun	/[ínêːne]/
630	ingada	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊a̤ːd̥ǎ̤]/
631	ingalo	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊a̤ːlo]/
632	ingca	Noun	/[íːŋǀǎ̤]/
633	ingcali	Noun
634	ingceke	Noun		white powder.
635	ingcelo	Noun	/[íŋǀe̤᷈ːlo]/
636	ingcobo	Noun	/[íŋǀǒ̤ːɓo]/
637	ingcuka	Noun
638	ingoma	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊o̤ːma]/	Equivalent to 'song': A former dynasty in China, reigning from the end of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the beg…
639	ingozi	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊o̤ːz̥i̤]/	Equivalent to 'danger': Exposure to likely harm; peril.
640	ingqalo	Noun	/[íŋǃa̤᷈ːlo]/	commencement.
641	ingqele	Noun	/[íŋǃe̤ːle]/	influenza, flu.
642	ingqibo	Noun	/[íŋǃi̤ːɓo]/
643	ingqina	Noun
644	ingqiqo	Noun		Equivalent to 'Prudence': The quality or state of being prudent: circumspection and good judgment in knowing how best to…
645	ingqula	Noun
646	ingubo	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊ṳːɓo]/
647	ingwane	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊ʷa̤ːne]/
648	ingwe	Noun	/[íːᵑɡ̊ʷe̤]/
649	ingwevu	Noun	/[íᵑɡ̊ʷe̤ːv̥ṳ]/	gray-headed man.
650	ingxaki	Noun	/[íŋǁa̤᷈ːki]/
651	ingxelo	Noun	/[íŋǁe̤ːlo]/	report, statement.
652	ingxolo	Noun	/[íŋǁo̤᷈ːlo]/
653	ingxowa	Noun	/[íŋǁo̤ːwa]/	bag, sack.
654	ingxoxo	Noun	/[íŋǁo̤ːkǁo]/	discussion.
655	ingxube	Noun	/[íŋǁṳːɓé]/
656	inja	Noun	/[íːⁿd̥ʒǎ̤]/	A person behaving like a dog.
657	injoli	Noun	/[íᶮd̥ʒo̤ːli]/	divider of food shares.
658	injongo	Noun	/[íᶮd̥ʒo̤ːᵑɡ̊o̤]/	intention.
659	inkaba	Noun
660	inkabi	Noun	/[íᵑkâːɓi]/
661	inkani	Noun		stubbornness.
662	inkawu	Noun	/[íᵑkâːwu]/
663	inkcani	Noun	/[íŋǀˀâːni]/
664	inkcaso	Noun	/[íŋǀˀáːso]/	opposition.
665	inkcazo	Noun	/[íŋǀˀaːz̥o̤]/	explanation.
666	inkewu	Noun
667	inkitha	Noun		collection.
668	inkolo	Noun
669	inkomfa	Noun		conference.
670	inkomo	Noun	/[íᵑkoːmó]/
671	inkonzo	Noun
672	inkophe	Noun
673	inkosi	Noun	/[íᵑkôːsi]/	Equivalent to 'king': An English and Scottish surname transferred from the nickname, originally a nickname for someone w…
674	inkqayi	Noun	/[íŋǃˀáːyi]/	bald head.
675	inkqubo	Noun	/[íŋǃˀuːɓo]/	procedure.
676	inkukho	Noun
677	inkukhu	Noun
678	inkuku	Noun	/[íᵑkûːku]/
679	inkulu	Noun		first-born son.
680	inkungu	Noun	/[íᵑkûːᵑɡ̊ṳ]/	fog, mist.
681	inkuni	Noun	/[íᵑkûːni]/
682	inkunzi	Noun	/[íᵑkûːⁿd̥zi̤]/	animal (male).
683	inkxaso	Noun	/[íŋǁˀáːso]/
684	inkxola	Noun
685	inqaba	Noun		rare and precious thing.
686	inqaku	Noun		newspaper article.
687	inqatha	Noun
688	inqawa	Noun	/[íŋǃáːwa]/
689	inqina	Noun	/[íŋǃína]/
690	inqindi	Noun
691	inqoba	Noun
692	inqoza	Noun
693	inqu	Noun
694	inqwela	Noun
695	inqwelo	Noun	/[íŋǃʷéːlo]/
696	intaba	Noun	/[íⁿtaːɓa]/	mountains.
697	intaka	Noun	/[íⁿtaːka]/
698	intambo	Noun	/[íⁿtaːᵐb̥o̤]/	rope, cord.
699	intente	Noun	/[íⁿtéːⁿte]/
700	intethe	Noun
701	intetho	Noun	/[íⁿtêːtʰo]/
702	intili	Noun
703	intla	Noun	/[íːⁿtɬá]/
704	intlalo	Noun	/[íⁿtɬaːlo]/	condition, state.
705	intlama	Noun
706	intloko	Noun	/[íⁿtɬóːko]/	head (part of the body).
707	intlola	Noun
708	intloni	Noun	/[íⁿtɬôːni]/
709	into	Noun	/[íːⁿtó]/
710	intombi	Noun	/[íⁿtoːᵐb̥ǐ̤]/
711	intonga	Noun	/[íⁿtôːᵑɡ̊a̤]/
712	intsasa	Noun	/[íⁿtsáːsá]/
713	intsika	Noun
714	intsimi	Noun	/[íⁿtsîːmi]/
715	intso	Noun	/[íːⁿt͡só]/
716	intsomi	Noun	/[íⁿtsôːmi]/
717	intuku	Noun	/[íⁿtuːkú]/	mole (burrowing animal).
718	intwala	Noun	/[íⁿtʷáːla]/	Equivalent to 'Louse': A small parasitic wingless insect of the order Psocodea.
719	intyafo	Noun	/[íᶮcaːfo]/
720	inwele	Noun
721	inxagu	Noun
722	inxala	Noun
723	inxeba	Noun	/[íŋǁeːɓa]/	cut, wound.
724	inxele	Noun	/[íŋǁêːle]/	lefthanded person, lefty.
725	inxila	Noun
726	inyama	Noun	/[íɲaːma]/	meat, flesh.
727	inyanga	Noun	/[íɲaːᵑɡ̊ǎ̤]/	Equivalent to 'moon': The Earth's moon; the sole natural satellite of the Earth, represented in astronomy and astrology…
728	inyangi	Noun		traditional healer.
729	inyani	Noun
730	inyathi	Noun	/[íɲâːtʰi]/
731	inyoka	Noun	/[íɲôːka]/
732	inyonga	Noun	/[íɲôːᵑɡ̊a̤]/
733	inyongo	Noun	/[íɲóːᵑɡ̊o̤]/
734	inyoni	Noun	/[íɲoːni]/
735	inyosi	Noun	/[íɲôːsi]/
736	inyushu	Noun		tree snake.
737	inzala	Noun	/[íⁿd̥zǎ̤ːla]/
738	inzame	Noun
739	inzolo	Noun		peace & quiet.
740	inzondo	Noun
741	inzuzo	Noun		advantage.
742	ipaki	Noun
743	ipala	Noun
744	ipalana	Noun
745	ipapa	Noun	/[ípáːpa]/	Equivalent to 'Porridge': A dish made of grain or legumes, milk or water, heated and stirred until thick and typically e…
746	ipasi	Noun	/[ípáːsi]/
747	ipati	Noun
748	ipayina	Noun		pineapple.
749	ipeki	Noun	/[ípéːki]/
750	ipere	Noun
751	ipesika	Noun	/[ípésiːka]/
752	iphaphu	Noun		Equivalent to 'Lung': A biological organ of vertebrates that controls breathing and oxygenates the blood.
753	iphela	Noun		cockroach.
754	iphepha	Noun	/[ípʰeːpʰa]/	Equivalent to 'paper': A sheet material typically used for writing on or printing on (or as a non-waterproof container)…
755	iphika	Noun		dyspnea (shortness of breath).
756	iphiko	Noun	/[ípʰiːko]/	wing (for flying).
757	iphondo	Noun
758	iphupho	Noun	/[ípʰuːpʰo]/
759	iphuthi	Noun		blue buck.
760	ipilisi	Noun
761	ipolisa	Noun	/[ípolíːsa]/	policeman.
762	iposi	Noun		post office.
763	ipotyi	Noun	/[ípoːcí]/	small pot.
764	ipulazi	Noun
765	iqaba	Noun	/[íkǃaːɓá]/
766	iqabane	Noun
767	iqanda	Noun	/[íkǃaːⁿd̥ǎ̤]/
768	iqaqa	Noun	/[íkǃáːkǃá]/	skunk, polecat.
769	iqatha	Noun
770	iqela	Noun	/[íkǃéːla]/
771	iqhagi	Noun
772	iqhalo	Noun
773	iqhawe	Noun
774	iqhina	Noun	/[íkǃʰîːna]/	knot, necktie.
775	iqhinga	Noun
776	iqhiya	Noun		handkerchief.
777	iqhosha	Noun	/[íkǃʰoːʃa]/
778	iqhude	Noun		Equivalent to 'kudu': A large, striped, African antelope of the species Tragelaphus imberbis (lesser kudu) or Tragelaphu…
779	iqili	Noun
780	iqondo	Noun
781	iqonga	Noun
782	iqula	Noun
783	iqunube	Noun	/[íkǃunúːɓe]/	wild berry, especially those in the genus Rubus.
784	irandi	Noun	/[íráːⁿd̥i̤]/	rand (currency).
785	irayisi	Noun		Equivalent to 'rice': Acronym of rest, ice, compression, elevation (“a treatment method for soft-tissue injuries”).
786	ireki	Noun
787	irestyu	Noun		restaurant.
788	irhafu	Noun	/[íxáːfu]/
789	irhali	Noun	/[íxáːli]/
790	irhamba	Noun	/[íxaːᵐb̥a̤]/	puff adder.
791	irhasi	Noun	/[íxáːsi]/	Equivalent to 'Barley': A cereal of the species Hordeum vulgare, or its grains, often used as food or to make beer and o…
792	irhorho	Noun	/[íxoːxó]/
793	irozi	Noun
794	isafobe	Noun
795	isandla	Noun	/[ísáːⁿd̥ɮa̤]/	Equivalent to 'hand': The part of the forelimb below the forearm or wrist in a human, and the corresponding part in many…
796	isandle	Noun
797	isando	Noun	/[ísáːⁿd̥o̤]/
798	isango	Noun
799	isangqa	Noun
800	isantya	Noun
801	isanuse	Noun	/[ísanúːse]/
802	isarha	Noun	/[ísáːxa]/
803	isazi	Noun
804	isazisi	Noun
805	isaziso	Noun	/[ísáz̥ǐ̤ːso]/	announcement.
806	isebe	Noun		department.
807	isela	Noun	/[íséːla]/
808	isele	Noun	/[ísêːle]/
809	iseli	Noun
810	isenzi	Noun
811	isenzo	Noun	/[íséːⁿd̥zo̤]/
812	isepha	Noun	/[íséːpʰa]/
813	ishumi	Noun	/[íʃûːmi]/	Equivalent to 'ten': Initialism of toxic epidermal necrolysis.
814	isi-	Phrase		Class 7 noun prefix.
815	isibalo	Noun
816	isibane	Noun	/[ísíɓaːne]/	Equivalent to 'light': Honorific alternative letter-case form of light, sometimes used when referring to God or another…
817	isibaya	Noun	/[ísiɓâːja]/	fold, kraal.
818	isibini	Noun		the second one.
819	isibizo	Noun
820	isibunu	Noun	/[ísíɓûːnu]/
821	isicaka	Noun	/[ísíkǀâːka]/
822	isicelo	Noun
823	isiciko	Noun	/[ísíkǀiːko]/
824	isicoci	Noun		detergent.
825	isidima	Noun
826	isidlo	Noun
827	isidudu	Noun	/[ísíd̥ṳːd̥ṳ]/
828	isiduko	Noun	/[ísíd̥ṳːko]/	clan name.
829	isiduli	Noun
830	isifo	Noun	/[ísiːfó]/	sickness, disease.
831	isifuba	Noun	/[ísífûːɓa]/	chest (of the body).
832	isigaba	Noun		paragraph.
833	isigama	Noun		vocabulary.
834	isigidi	Noun	/[ísíɡ̊i̤ːd̥i̤]/
835	isigulo	Noun
836	isihobe	Noun
837	isihogo	Noun
838	isikali	Noun
839	isikere	Noun	/[ísíkéːre]/
840	isiko	Noun	/[ísîːko]/
841	isikolo	Noun	/[ísíkóːlo]/
842	isilayi	Noun
843	isilevu	Noun	/[ísíleːv̥ṳ]/	Equivalent to 'chin': The bottom of a face, (specifically) the typically jutting jawline below the mouth.
844	isileyi	Noun	/[ísíléːji]/
845	isililo	Noun		lamentation.
846	isilima	Noun	/[ísílîːma]/
847	isilimo	Noun	/[ísíliːmo]/
848	isilo	Noun	/[ísíːlo]/	Equivalent to 'animal': Any member of the kingdom Animalia of multicellular organisms that are usually mobile, whose cel…
849	isimemo	Noun	/[ísímêːmo]/	invitation.
850	isimilo	Noun		character.
851	isimo	Noun	/[ísîːmo]/	state, condition, status.
852	isini	Noun
853	isinqa	Noun
854	isinqe	Noun	/[ísiːŋǃé]/
855	isintu	Noun		tradition.
856	isinyi	Noun
857	isipaji	Noun
858	isipho	Noun	/[ísiːpʰó]/	Equivalent to 'gift': Something given to another voluntarily, without charge.
859	isipili	Noun	/[ísípíːli]/	Equivalent to 'mirror': A smooth surface, usually made of glass with reflective material painted on the underside, that…
860	isiqalo	Noun	/[ísíkǃâːlo]/	beginning, start.
861	isiqu	Noun
862	isisa	Noun	/[ísíːsa]/	kindheartedness.
863	isiseko	Noun		generosity.
864	isisu	Noun	/[ísíːsu]/	Equivalent to 'stomach': stomach (an organ in animals that stores food in the process of digestion).
865	isitali	Noun		Equivalent to 'steel': An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figurat…
866	isitena	Noun
867	isiteps	Noun
868	isitiya	Noun	/[ísítíːja]/
869	isitora	Noun		storeroom.
870	isitovu	Noun
871	isitulo	Noun	/[ísítúːlo]/
872	isitya	Noun	/[ísíːca]/
873	isiva	Noun
874	isivuno	Noun
875	isixa	Noun
876	isixeko	Noun	/[ísíkǁeːko]/
877	isiyezi	Noun		drowsiness.
878	isiza	Noun	/[ísíːz̥a̤]/	building site.
879	isiziba	Noun	/[ísíz̥i̤ːɓa]/	pool, pond.
880	isiZulu	Noun	/[ísíz̥ṳːlu]/	Zulu language.
881	isizwe	Noun	/[ísíːz̥ʷe̤]/
882	isofa	Noun	/[ísoːfá]/
883	isonka	Noun	/[ísóːᵑka]/
884	isono	Noun	/[ísôːno]/
885	isosala	Noun	/[ísósaːla]/
886	isuphu	Noun
887	itafile	Noun	/[ítáfiːle]/
888	itakane	Noun	/[ítakáːne]/
889	itapile	Noun	/[ítápiːle]/	Equivalent to 'potato': A plant of species Solanum tuberosum or its edible starchy tuber.
890	itarhu	Noun		pity, shame.
891	itawuli	Noun	/[ítáwuːli]/	Equivalent to 'towel': A cloth used for wiping, especially one used for drying anything wet, such as a person after a ba…
892	itayala	Noun
893	iteksi	Noun
894	ithafa	Noun
895	ithambo	Noun	/[ítʰâːᵐb̥o̤]/
896	ithanga	Noun	/[ítʰaːᵑɡ̊ǎ̤]/	Equivalent to 'Thigh': The upper leg of a human, between the hip and the knee.
897	ithango	Noun
898	itheko	Noun	/[ítʰéːko]/
899	iTheku	Noun		Durban (a city in South Africa).
900	ithemba	Noun
901	ithole	Noun	/[ítʰoːle]/
902	ithu	Pronoun		Combining stem of thina used with possessive concords.
903	ithuba	Noun	/[ítʰuːɓa]/	occasion, opportunity.
904	ithumbu	Noun	/[ítʰuːᵐb̥ṳ]/	hose, tube, pipe.
905	ithunga	Noun	/[ítʰûːᵑɡ̊a̤]/
906	itipoti	Noun	/[ítípóːti]/
907	itoliki	Noun		interpreter.
908	itoti	Noun
909	itshati	Noun
910	itsheki	Noun
911	itshizi	Noun		Equivalent to 'cheese': The exploitation, or opportunity for exploitation, of an unintentional video game mechanic.
912	itswele	Noun
913	itumato	Noun
914	ityala	Noun
915	ityeba	Noun		rich person.
916	ityhefu	Noun	/[ícʰéːfu]/
917	ityholo	Noun	/[ícʰôːlo]/	bush, thicket.
918	ityuwa	Noun	/[ícuːwa]/
919	ivatala	Noun		watermelon.
920	iveki	Noun	/[ív̥ě̤ːki]/
921	ivila	Noun	/[ív̥i̤ːla]/	lazy person.
922	ivili	Noun	/[ív̥ǐ̤ːli]/
923	ivumba	Noun	/[ív̥ṳːᵐb̥a̤]/
924	iwayini	Noun	/[íwájiːni]/
925	iwotshi	Noun		Equivalent to 'clock': A chronometer, an instrument that measures time, particularly the time of day.
926	iwulu	Noun
927	ixabiso	Noun	/[íkǁáɓíːso]/	price, value.
928	ixesha	Noun	/[íkǁéːʃa]/
929	ixetsha	Noun	/[íkǁéːtʃʰa]/	Mpondomise form of ixesha.
930	ixhego	Noun	/[íkǁʰeːɡ̊o̤]/
931	ixoxo	Noun	/[íkǁoːkǁo]/	Equivalent to 'frog': A leather or fabric loop used to attach a sword or bayonet, or its scabbard, to a waist or shoulde…
932	iyeza	Noun	/[íjeːz̥a̤]/
933	iyure	Noun
934	izafobe	Noun
935	izandla	Noun
936	izandle	Noun
937	izando	Noun
938	izangqa	Noun
939	izantya	Noun
940	izanuse	Noun
941	izazi	Noun
942	izazisi	Noun
943	izaziso	Noun
944	izembe	Noun	/[íz̥e̤ːᵐb̥e̤]/	Equivalent to 'Axe': A tool for felling trees or chopping wood etc.
945	izenzi	Noun
946	izenzo	Noun
947	izi-	Phrase		Class 8 noun prefix.
948	izibalo	Noun		Equivalent to 'Arithmetic': The mathematics of numbers (integers, rational numbers, real numbers, or complex numbers) un…
949	izibane	Noun
950	izibaya	Noun
951	izibini	Noun
952	izibizo	Noun
953	izibunu	Noun
954	izicaka	Noun
955	izicelo	Noun
956	iziciko	Noun
957	izicoci	Noun
958	izidlo	Noun
959	izidudu	Noun
960	iziduko	Noun
961	iziduli	Noun
962	izifo	Noun
963	izifuba	Noun
964	izigaba	Noun
965	izigama	Noun
966	izigidi	Noun
967	izigulo	Noun
968	izihobe	Noun
969	izihogo	Noun
970	izikali	Noun
971	izikere	Noun
972	iziko	Noun	/[íz̥i̤᷈ːko]/	fireplace.
973	izikolo	Noun
974	izilevu	Noun
975	izileyi	Noun
976	izililo	Noun		Equivalent to 'Lamentations': a book of the Old Testament of Bible, and of the Tanakh.
977	izilima	Noun
978	izilimo	Noun
979	izilo	Noun
980	izim	Noun	/[íz̥i̤᷈ːm̩]/	man-eater, cannibal.
981	izim-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix; form of izin- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
982	izimemo	Noun
983	izimilo	Noun
984	izimo	Noun
985	izimpi	Noun
986	izin-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix.
987	izindlu	Noun
988	izingwe	Noun
989	izini	Noun
990	izinja	Noun
991	izinqa	Noun
992	izinqe	Noun
993	izinti	Noun
994	izintu	Noun
995	izinyi	Noun
996	izinyo	Noun	/[íz̥i̤᷈ːɲo]/	Equivalent to 'tooth': A hard, calcareous structure present in the mouth of many vertebrate animals, generally used for…
997	izipaji	Noun
998	izipho	Noun
999	izipili	Noun
1000	iziqalo	Noun
1001	izisu	Noun
1002	izolo	Noun	/[íz̥o̤ːlo]/	Equivalent to 'yesterday': The day immediately before today; one day ago.
1003	izonka	Noun
1004	izono	Noun
1005	izulu	Noun	/[íz̥ṳːlu]/	sky, heaven.
1006	jaja	Verb		to be naked.
1007	jala	Verb		to be grumpy.
1008	jayiva	Verb
1009	jija	Verb
1010	jika	Verb
1011	jikela	Verb		to go round.
1012	jinga	Verb
1013	jiwula	Verb		to swing, to throw.
1014	jiya	Verb		to thicken.
1015	joja	Noun, Verb		to smell, to stink.
1016	jolisa	Verb
1017	jonga	Verb		to look at.
1018	jongana	Verb		to look after.
1019	jongeka	Verb
1020	jongisa	Verb
1021	jula	Verb
1022	kakhulu	Adverb	/[kakʰûːlu]/	a lot, very much.
1023	kaloku	Conjunction	/[kalóːku]/
1024	kama	Verb		to brush hair.
1025	kanye	Adverb	/[kaːɲe]/
1026	katsa	Verb
1027	kekela	Verb
1028	kela	Verb
1029	khaba	Verb
1030	khala	Verb		to ring (of a phone).
1031	khalaza	Verb		to complain.
1032	khanda	Verb		to forge, to hammer.
1033	khanuka	Verb
1034	khanya	Verb		to reflect.
1035	khapha	Verb		to accompany.
1036	khasa	Verb
1037	khawula	Verb
1038	khetha	Verb		to prefer, to choose.
1039	khohlwa	Verb		to be puzzled.
1040	khokela	Verb
1041	khola	Verb		to have faith.
1042	kholisa	Verb		to please.
1043	kholwa	Verb		to believe.
1044	khomba	Verb
1045	khombonqa	Conjunction
1046	khonya	Verb
1047	khonza	Verb
1048	khotha	Verb
1049	khuba	Verb
1050	khubeka	Verb		to stumble.
1051	khuhla	Verb
1052	khula	Verb		to grow, to increase.
1053	khulisa	Verb
1054	khulu	Adjective	/[kʰûːlu]/	Equivalent to 'big': A biological insulation garment; an air-tight, full-body suit intended to prevent the spread of con…
1055	khulula	Verb		to unbind.
1056	khumsha	Verb		to speak English or Afrikaans.
1057	khupha	Verb		to take out.
1058	khusela	Verb		to defend.
1059	khuza	Verb		to exclaim.
1060	khwaza	Verb
1061	khwela	Verb
1062	khwenca	Verb		criticize.
1063	kodwa	Noun
1064	kona	Pronoun		it; class 15 absolute pronoun.
1065	korobha	Verb
1066	krakra	Conjunction
1067	krala	Verb		to be inflamed.
1068	kramkram	Conjunction		crisp, fresh.
1069	krancukrancu	Conjunction		thin, transparent.
1070	kranyukranyu	Conjunction		threadbare, worn.
1071	krazuka	Verb
1072	krazula	Verb
1073	krelekrele	Conjunction		smart, intelligent.
1074	kroba	Verb
1075	krokra	Verb		to complain.
1076	kroza	Verb
1077	kruna	Verb		to dislocate.
1078	kruneka	Verb		to be bruised.
1079	kruquka	Verb		to be angry.
1080	krwada	Conjunction		raw, unripe.
1081	krwala	Conjunction		ripening, nearly ripe.
1082	krwe	Noun	/[kxʷe]/	Signifies redness.
1083	krwela	Verb
1084	krwempa	Verb		to scratch.
1085	kwa-	Phrase		of; class 15 possessive concord.
1086	lafulafu	Conjunction
1087	lahla	Verb		to throw away, to discard.
1088	lahleka	Verb		to get lost.
1089	lala	Verb	/[láːla]/	to rest (by lying down).
1090	lalisa	Verb		to put to sleep.
1091	lamba	Verb		to become hungry.
1092	landa	Verb
1093	landela	Verb		to follow.
1094	langaza	Verb	/[laᵑɡ̊a̤ːz̥a̤]/	to wish, to desire.
1095	lawa	Pronoun		those over there, yonder; class 6 remote demonstrative.
1096	lawo	Pronoun		these; class 6 distal demonstrative.
1097	lawula	Verb
1098	layisha	Verb
1099	layita	Verb
1100	lenga	Verb	/[leːᵑɡ̊a̤]/
1101	leqa	Verb		to chase, to pursue.
1102	letha	Verb		Equivalent to 'bring': To transport toward somebody/somewhere.
1103	lethisa	Verb		to make/help bring.
1104	leya	Pronoun	/[léjâː]/	those over there, yonder; class 4 remote demonstrative.
1105	leyo	Pronoun	/[léːjo]/	those; class 4 distal demonstrative.
1106	libala	Verb		to forget.
1107	lila	Verb		to cry, to weep.
1108	lima	Verb		to farm, cultivate.
1109	linda	Verb		to wait for, await.
1110	lindela	Verb
1111	linga	Verb		to try, to attempt.
1112	lingana	Verb		to be equal.
1113	lishumi	Conjunction
1114	lithoba	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'nine': To the highest degree: dressed to the nines.
1115	loba	Verb
1116	lola	Verb
1117	lona	Pronoun		he, she, him, her, it; class 11 absolute pronoun.
1118	lowa	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 1 remote demonstrative.
1119	lowo	Pronoun		that; class 1 distal demonstrative.
1120	lubhelu	Noun, Conjunction
1121	lucinya	Conjunction
1122	ludwayi	Conjunction		destitute, impoverished.
1123	luhlaza	Conjunction	/[luɬaːz̥a̤]/	green, blue.
1124	lujiko	Conjunction		bent, twisted.
1125	lukhuni	Conjunction		tough, stiff.
1126	lula	Conjunction		light (weighing little).
1127	luleka	Verb		to correct.
1128	luma	Verb	/[luːma]/
1129	lumka	Verb		to take care.
1130	lumkisa	Verb
1131	lumla	Verb
1132	lunga	Verb		to be right.
1133	lungisa	Verb		to fix, to repair.
1134	luphala	Verb	/[lupʰaːla]/	to be old.
1135	luqhiza	Noun, Conjunction
1136	luqotho	Conjunction
1137	lusa	Verb
1138	lusali	Conjunction
1139	lushica	Conjunction		tough, firm, tenacious.
1140	luthuzula	Conjunction
1141	luza	Noun, Verb
1142	luzizi	Conjunction		hazy, faint.
1143	lwa-	Phrase		of; class 11 possessive concord.
1144	lwasulwasu	Conjunction		light (weighing little).
1145	maconini	Conjunction		impeccable.
1146	mafehlefehle	Conjunction
1147	magazana	Conjunction
1148	magidiva	Conjunction		stout and heavy.
1149	magqagala	Conjunction		rough, stony.
1150	magqagqa	Conjunction
1151	magwashu	Conjunction		wide and flapping.
1152	magxwala	Conjunction
1153	majajana	Conjunction
1154	majikojiko	Conjunction
1155	makhindilili	Conjunction		rheumatic, in pain.
1156	makhwezikhwezi	Conjunction		bright, sparkling.
1157	malwangu	Conjunction
1158	mamela	Verb	/[mameːla]/	to listen.
1159	mandla	Conjunction		outstanding.
1160	mandundu	Conjunction		worsening.
1161	mangala	Verb		to be surprised.
1162	mangxangxa	Conjunction		desperate.
1163	manqumnqezi	Conjunction		uncertain.
1164	mantshiyane	Conjunction
1165	manya	Verb
1166	manyonywana	Conjunction
1167	manyukunyuku	Conjunction
1168	manyumnyezi	Conjunction		horrible, revolting.
1169	manzi	Conjunction
1170	maphikana	Conjunction
1171	maqali	Conjunction
1172	maqaqawuli	Conjunction
1173	maqhinga	Conjunction		cunning, crafty.
1174	maqhonga	Conjunction
1175	maqhubu	Conjunction		lumpy, timorous.
1176	mashiyi	Conjunction		person with shaggy eyebrows.
1177	masikizi	Conjunction		loathsome.
1178	matye	Conjunction
1179	maxhonti	Conjunction
1180	mbalwa	Conjunction
1181	mbhoshonqa	Conjunction		long and thick.
1182	mboshololo	Conjunction		thick, string.
1183	mbuba	Conjunction
1184	mbumbulu	Conjunction
1185	mbuna	Conjunction
1186	mcangalabe	Conjunction		wide, flat (plains).
1187	mdaka	Conjunction
1188	mela	Verb		to stand for.
1189	mema	Verb	/[meːma]/	to invite.
1190	mfaca	Conjunction
1191	mfakamfaka	Conjunction
1192	mfakaxa	Conjunction		soft and fresh.
1193	mfaxa	Noun, Conjunction
1194	mfebhemfebhe	Conjunction		famished, hungry.
1195	mfetyemfetye	Conjunction
1196	mfingimfingi	Conjunction		sulky, glum, moody.
1197	mfumanga	Conjunction
1198	mfungumfungu	Conjunction		light, loose.
1199	mfusa	Conjunction
1200	mfuxumfuxu	Conjunction		dirty, filthy.
1201	mgama	Conjunction
1202	mgobongqo	Conjunction
1203	mgqubagqubane	Conjunction
1204	mgwaxube	Conjunction
1205	mhlophe	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'white': The color of snow or milk; the color of light containing equal amounts of all visible wavelengths…
1206	mhomha	Verb		to drink out of a calabash or a bottle.
1207	mila	Verb
1208	milambo	Noun		simple plural of umlambo.
1209	misa	Verb
1210	mitha	Verb		to be pregnant.
1211	mkhuma	Conjunction
1212	mnandi	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'sweet': sweet (having a pleasant taste, especially induced by sugar).
1213	mncinane	Conjunction
1214	mngcumevu	Conjunction		dark, dimly lit.
1215	mnyama	Conjunction
1216	molo	Interjection	/[mǒ̤ːlo]/	hello, a greeting (salutation) said when meeting someone or acknowledging someone's arrival or presence, also a welcome…
1217	monela	Verb
1218	mosha	Verb		to bother.
1219	mpakumpaku	Conjunction
1220	mpatshampatsha	Conjunction
1221	mpofu	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'Tawny': A light brown to brownish orange colour.
1222	mpuluswa	Conjunction		beautiful.
1223	mpumpu	Conjunction
1224	mqengqelezi	Conjunction
1225	mqhathu	Conjunction
1226	mqhumqhum	Conjunction		plump, fat.
1227	msombo	Noun, Conjunction
1228	msulwa	Conjunction		innocent, pure.
1229	mthubi	Conjunction
1230	mthuzula	Conjunction
1231	mtsetse	Conjunction		straight, honest.
1232	mtyibilizi	Conjunction
1233	munca	Verb
1234	muncu	Conjunction
1235	musa	Interjection
1236	mvila	Conjunction		not quite dry.
1237	mvungumvungu	Conjunction		soft and loose.
1238	mxinwa	Conjunction
1239	myoli	Conjunction
1240	naba	Verb		to stretch out.
1241	nabisa	Verb		to express.
1242	naka	Verb		to accuse falsely.
1243	nambuza	Verb
1244	natha	Verb
1245	ncam	Adverb	/[ŋǀaːm̩]/
1246	ncama	Verb		to be in despair.
1247	ncamisa	Verb
1248	ncanca	Verb
1249	ncangathi	Conjunction
1250	nceda	Verb
1251	ncedisa	Verb		to assist.
1252	ncinci	Adjective
1253	ncini	Conjunction
1254	ncokola	Verb
1255	ncoma	Verb		to praise, to admire.
1256	ncuma	Verb
1257	ncwina	Verb
1258	ndi-	Phrase		I; first-person singular subject concord.
1259	ndongela	Conjunction
1260	ndongondongo	Conjunction
1261	ndyengelele	Conjunction		loose, limp.
1262	ndyubululu	Conjunction		thick and sticky.
1263	nga-	Preposition		with, by means of.
1264	ngcaca	Conjunction
1265	ngcaka	Conjunction		long and soft.
1266	ngcamla	Verb
1267	ngcathalala	Conjunction
1268	ngcathu	Conjunction		abstemious.
1269	ngcekengceke	Conjunction
1270	ngcitha	Conjunction		red and black.
1271	ngcola	Verb		to be dirty.
1272	ngcono	Conjunction
1273	ngcotshololo	Conjunction
1274	ngcwaba	Verb
1275	ngcwala	Verb	/[ŋǀʷa̤ːla]/	to sit together.
1276	ngcwele	Conjunction		sacred, holy.
1277	ngena	Verb		to enter, to go into.
1278	ngenisa	Verb
1279	ngoko	Adverb	/[ᵑɡ̊o̤᷈ːko]/
1280	ngoku	Adverb	/[ᵑɡ̊o̤᷈ːku]/	now, at present.
1281	ngombonca	Conjunction		hollowed out.
1282	ngomso	Adverb	/[ᵑɡ̊o̤m̩̂ːsó]/	Equivalent to 'tomorrow': The day after the present day.
1283	ngqakamba	Conjunction		disciplined.
1284	ngqala	Verb		to go straight.
1285	ngqaqasana	Conjunction		strong, dry.
1286	ngqeshemba	Conjunction
1287	ngqiba	Verb
1288	ngqindilili	Conjunction
1289	ngqingqwa	Conjunction
1290	ngqonga	Verb		to surround.
1291	ngqongqo	Conjunction
1292	ngquba	Verb
1293	ngqukuva	Conjunction
1294	ngqusha	Verb
1295	ngwabhungwabhu	Conjunction		loose fitting.
1296	ngwevu	Conjunction
1297	ngxama	Verb	/[ŋǁa̤ːma]/
1298	ngxola	Verb	/[ŋǁo̤ːla]/	to make noise.
1299	nika	Verb
1300	nikela	Verb		to give away.
1301	nina	Pronoun		you, you all; second-person plural absolute pronoun.
1302	ninzi	Adjective
1303	nitha	Verb
1304	njalo	Adverb	/[ᶮd̥ʒǎ̤ːlo]/	so, in that manner.
1305	njani	Adverb	/[ᶮd̥ʒa̤ːní]/	how, in what manner.
1306	nkenenkene	Conjunction
1307	nkone	Conjunction
1308	nkongolo	Conjunction
1309	nkontyo	Noun, Conjunction
1310	nkozo	Noun, Conjunction
1311	nkqo	Adverb, Conjunction	/[ŋǃˀó]/	straight up.
1312	nkwatyunkwatyu	Conjunction		tall and slender.
1313	nqaba	Verb		to be scarce.
1314	nqakula	Verb
1315	nqanda	Verb		to prevent.
1316	nqena	Verb		to be lazy.
1317	nqetha	Verb	/[ŋǃeːtʰa]/	to pare, to cut away carefully.
1318	nqika	Verb		to uncover.
1319	nqoma	Verb	/[ŋǃoːma]/	to lend a cow.
1320	nqula	Verb		to worship, to adore.
1321	nqum	Conjunction		wet, moist.
1322	nquma	Verb		to congeal, to freeze.
1323	nqumla	Verb
1324	nqunqa	Verb
1325	nqwala	Verb
1326	nqwema	Verb	/[ŋǃʷeːma]/	to cut, to chop up.
1327	nqwena	Verb
1328	ntama	Verb		to reveal.
1329	ntlonta	Verb
1330	ntoni	Adverb	/[ⁿtóːní]/
1331	ntsafuntsafu	Conjunction		threadbare, worn.
1332	ntshatha	Conjunction		bright white.
1333	ntshingintshingi	Conjunction		cross, moody, sulky.
1334	ntshunquntshunqu	Conjunction		weak, obscure.
1335	ntshwaxa	Conjunction		withered, shrunk.
1336	ntsundu	Conjunction	/[ⁿtsûːⁿd̥ṳ]/
1337	ntswempu	Conjunction
1338	ntubuntubu	Conjunction
1339	ntumntum	Conjunction		soft and tender.
1340	ntywila	Verb
1341	nuka	Verb		to smell, to stink.
1342	nwenwa	Verb		to spread.
1343	nxakama	Verb		to moo (of a cow).
1344	nxanwa	Verb		to be thirsty.
1345	nxiba	Verb		to be dressed.
1346	nxila	Verb		to be drunk.
1347	nxula	Verb	/[ŋǁuːla]/	to go side-by-side.
1348	nxwemnxwem	Conjunction		timid, shy.
1349	nyameka	Verb		to be patient.
1350	nyamfunyamfu	Conjunction		sodden, soggy.
1351	nyanga	Verb
1352	nyanisa	Verb		to be truthful.
1353	nyanya	Verb
1354	nyela	Verb		to moisten.
1355	nyhibhilili	Conjunction		dirty, filthy.
1356	nyhukunyhuku	Conjunction		dirty, filthy.
1357	nyoshololo	Conjunction		conscience-stricken.
1358	nyuka	Verb
1359	nyula	Verb		to choose.
1360	nyulu	Conjunction
1361	nyusa	Verb
1362	nyusela	Verb		to promote.
1363	nzima	Conjunction		difficult.
1364	nzinzilili	Conjunction		thick, strong.
1365	nzulu	Conjunction
1366	obu-	Phrase		Class 14 adjective concord.
1367	obuya	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 14 remote demonstrative.
1368	ohlwaya	Verb		to punish.
1369	oku-	Phrase		Class 15 adjective concord.
1370	okuya	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 15 remote demonstrative.
1371	olu-	Phrase		Class 11 adjective concord.
1372	olula	Verb		to stretch.
1373	oluya	Pronoun		that over there, yonder; class 11 remote demonstrative.
1374	omelela	Verb		to become dry.
1375	omeleza	Verb		to make strong.
1376	onaka	Verb
1377	ondla	Verb
1378	onela	Verb		to be satisfied.
1379	onga	Verb
1380	ongeza	Verb		to increase, to add.
1381	onqena	Verb		to be lazy.
1382	onwaba	Verb		to be happy.
1383	oomama	Noun
1384	opha	Verb
1385	ophula	Verb
1386	orenji	Conjunction
1387	otha	Verb		to bask in.
1388	othuka	Verb		to get a fright.
1389	othusa	Verb
1390	oyika	Verb		to be afraid.
1391	oyisa	Verb		to overcome.
1392	ozela	Verb	/[óz̥e̤ːla]/	to be sleepy.
1393	pakisha	Verb
1394	phakama	Verb		to stand up.
1395	phala	Verb		to gallop.
1396	phalala	Verb		to spill over, to flow.
1397	phalaza	Verb		to cough up.
1398	phanda	Verb		to investigate.
1399	phandle	Adverb	/[pʰáːⁿd̥ɮě̤]/
1400	phanga	Verb
1401	phantsi	Adverb	/[pʰáːⁿtsí]/	below, beneath.
1402	phapha	Verb		to escape.
1403	phatha	Verb		Equivalent to 'hold': The cargo area of a ship or aircraft (often holds or cargo hold).
1404	phawula	Verb
1405	phaya	Adverb	/[pʰájâː]/	yonder, over there; remote demonstrative adverb.
1406	phazama	Verb		to make a mistake.
1407	pheka	Verb
1408	phela	Verb		to end, to terminate, to finish, to come to an end.
1409	pheleka	Verb
1410	phelela	Verb		to use up.
1411	phemba	Verb		to kindle, to start a fire.
1412	phepha	Verb		to dodge, to avoid.
1413	phetha	Verb		to conclude.
1414	phezolo	Adverb	/[pʰéz̥o̤ːlo]/	last night.
1415	phezu	Adverb	/[pʰéːz̥ṳ]/
1416	phezulu	Adverb	/[pʰéz̥ṳːlu]/	Equivalent to 'high': A high point or position, literally (as, an elevated place; a superior region; a height; the sky…
1417	phikisa	Verb		to contradict.
1418	phila	Verb		to be well, to be healthy.
1419	phinda	Verb		to repeat.
1420	phola	Verb		to be cool.
1421	pholisa	Verb
1422	phosa	Noun, Verb
1423	phosisa	Verb		to err, to make a mistake.
1424	phucuka	Verb		to be civilized.
1425	phucula	Verb		to improve.
1426	phuma	Verb		to come out, to exit.
1427	phumeza	Verb		to approve.
1428	phumla	Verb
1429	phunga	Verb
1430	phupha	Verb
1431	phuza	Verb		to drink (beer).
1432	pinki	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'pink': A small hole or puncture made by a sharp, slender instrument such as a rapier, poniard or dagger…
1433	posa	Verb
1434	pula	Verb
1435	pulusha	Noun, Verb
1436	qaba	Verb		to smear, to paint.
1437	qabula	Verb		Equivalent to 'Quench': The act of quenching something; the fact of being quenched.
1438	qaja	Noun, Verb
1439	qala	Verb	/[kǃâːla]/	to begin, to start.
1440	qamba	Verb		to create.
1441	qaphela	Verb		to be careful.
1442	qaqamba	Verb
1443	qasha	Verb
1444	qengqa	Verb
1445	qeqesha	Verb
1446	qesha	Verb		to employ.
1447	qhakaza	Verb		to shine brightly.
1448	qhala	Verb		to spread out.
1449	qhama	Verb		to bear fruit.
1450	qhamuka	Noun, Verb
1451	qhaqha	Verb		to dissect, to cut open.
1452	qhatha	Verb
1453	qhawuka	Verb
1454	qhawula	Verb		to break off.
1455	qhayisa	Verb
1456	qhekeka	Verb		to be cracked.
1457	qhekeza	Verb		to break in.
1458	qhela	Verb		to be accustomed to.
1459	qheleka	Verb		to be normal.
1460	qhina	Verb		to be clogged.
1461	qhomfa	Verb
1462	qhosha	Verb		to button.
1463	qhotsa	Verb
1464	qhuba	Verb
1465	qhubeka	Verb		to continue.
1466	qhula	Verb
1467	qhuma	Verb		to emit smoke.
1468	qhuqha	Verb
1469	qhwa	Noun		Signifies whiteness.
1470	qhwitha	Verb		to strike a match.
1471	qina	Verb		to become firm, to become hard.
1472	qinisa	Verb		to tighten.
1473	qonda	Verb		to understand.
1474	qondisa	Verb
1475	qoqosha	Verb	/[kǃokǃoːʃa]/	to economize.
1476	quba	Verb	/[kǃuːɓa]/	to strike.
1477	qubuda	Verb		to turn upside-down.
1478	qubula	Verb
1479	quka	Verb		to include.
1480	qumba	Verb		to be angry.
1481	qwela	Verb		to confiscate.
1482	qwenga	Verb		to tear into pieces.
1483	rhabaxa	Conjunction
1484	rhabula	Verb		to be conscientious.
1485	rhala	Verb		to be greedy.
1486	rhaphilili	Conjunction		dirty, filthy.
1487	rhaqalala	Conjunction		dirty, filthy.
1488	rhogola	Verb		to cough incessantly.
1489	rhola	Verb
1490	rhona	Verb
1491	rhoqo	Adverb	/[xoːkǃo]/	frequently, often.
1492	rhoxisa	Verb
1493	rhweba	Verb		to barter, to trade.
1494	ripotha	Verb		to report.
1495	sabela	Verb		to answer.
1496	sala	Verb
1497	sarha	Verb
1498	sasaza	Verb		to scatter.
1499	sayina	Verb
1500	saza	Verb
1501	sebenza	Verb	/[seɓeːⁿd̥za̤]/
1502	seka	Verb		to establish.
1503	sela	Verb
1504	senga	Verb
1505	seza	Verb
1506	shenxa	Verb		to get out of the way.
1507	shiya	Verb
1508	shukuma	Verb		to move, to stir.
1509	shukuxa	Verb		to address.
1510	shushu	Conjunction	/[ʃuːʃú]/
1511	shwaqa	Verb		to break something hard.
1512	sibhozo	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'eight': Alternative spelling of ait (island in a river).
1513	sika	Verb
1514	sila	Verb
1515	simahla	Conjunction		free of charge.
1516	sina	Verb		to escape.
1517	sinda	Verb		to smear the floor.
1518	sindisa	Verb		to rescue.
1519	singa	Verb		to head for.
1520	sixhenxe	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'seven': A river in North Yorkshire, England that flows through Rosedale to join the Rye.
1521	sokola	Noun		chocolate.
1522	sola	Verb
1523	sona	Pronoun		he, she, him, her, it; class 7 absolute pronoun.
1524	sondela	Verb		to approach, to come closer.
1525	songa	Verb		to roll up.
1526	suka	Verb		to be lost.
1527	sukela	Verb
1528	sula	Verb
1529	sulela	Verb		to infect.
1530	sungula	Verb		to choose.
1531	susa	Verb		to remove.
1532	suza	Verb		to fart, to break wind.
1533	swela	Verb
1534	sweleka	Verb		to pass away.
1535	thamba	Verb		to soften.
1536	thanda	Verb		to love, to like.
1537	thatha	Verb
1538	thathu	Adjective	/[tʰâːtʰu]/	Equivalent to 'three': A group of three individuals:threesome, triad, trine, trinity, trio, triple, triumvirate, triune…
1539	themba	Verb		to hope, to trust.
1540	thenga	Verb		to buy, to purchase.
1541	thetha	Verb	/[tʰêːtʰa]/
1542	theza	Verb		to gather firewood.
1543	thimba	Verb		to confiscate.
1544	thimla	Verb		to sneeze.
1545	thina	Pronoun	/[tʰiːná]/	we, us; first-person plural absolute pronoun.
1546	thiya	Verb		to loathe, to hate.
1547	thoba	Verb		to reduce.
1548	thobeka	Verb		to be humble.
1549	thobela	Verb
1550	thotha	Verb		to draw back.
1551	thsh	Noun	/tʃʰ/	A tetragraph in Xhosa orthography.
1552	thsu	Noun		Signifies complete darkness.
1553	thuka	Verb		to insult.
1554	thula	Verb		to be quiet.
1555	thuma	Verb
1556	thumela	Verb		to send to.
1557	thunga	Verb
1558	thusa	Verb		to frighten.
1559	thutha	Verb
1560	thwala	Verb
1561	thwasa	Verb		to appear gradually.
1562	thwesa	Verb
1563	tofa	Verb		to inoculate.
1564	tolika	Verb		to interpret.
1565	tsala	Verb
1566	tsha	Verb, Adjective		to catch fire, to burn.
1567	tshata	Verb
1568	tshaya	Verb
1569	tshica	Verb
1570	tshiphu	Conjunction
1571	tshisa	Verb	/[tʃʰíːsa]/	to be hot.
1572	tshixa	Verb	/[tʃiːkǁa]/
1573	tshiza	Verb
1574	tsho	Verb
1575	tshona	Verb
1576	tshweza	Verb
1577	tsiba	Verb	/[tsîːɓa]/
1578	tsolo	Conjunction		sharp, pointed.
1579	tswina	Verb		to squeak.
1580	twezeka	Verb		to expand.
1581	tyabula	Verb		to constrict.
1582	tyala	Verb
1583	tyanda	Verb		to cut open.
1584	tyeba	Verb		to be rich.
1585	tyekeza	Verb
1586	tyela	Verb
1587	tyelela	Verb
1588	tyesha	Verb		to be lazy.
1589	tyhafa	Verb		to weaken, to be weary.
1590	tyhala	Verb
1591	tyheli	Conjunction
1592	tyhila	Verb		to uncover.
1593	tyhola	Verb		to accuse.
1594	tyhutha	Verb		to traverse.
1595	tyisa	Verb	/[cíːsa]/	to poison.
1596	tyumba	Verb		to nominate.
1597	tyumza	Verb
1598	tywa	Noun	/[cʷâː]/	Signifies lying flat, face-down.
1599	tywina	Verb
1600	ubalo	Noun
1601	ubambo	Noun	/[úɓaːᵐb̥o̤]/
1602	ubangwa	Noun
1603	ubani	Noun	/[úɓáːní]/	who is (it)?.
1604	ubawo	Noun	/[úɓaːwó]/	Equivalent to 'father': A male parent, especially of a human; a male who parents a child (which he has sired, adopted, f…
1605	ubhatom	Noun		blister beetle.
1606	ubhuti	Noun	/[úb̥ṳːtí]/	Equivalent to 'brother': Title of respect for an adult male member of a religious or fraternal order.
1607	ubisi	Noun	/[úɓîːsi]/
1608	ubizo	Noun
1609	uboya	Noun	/[úɓoːjá]/	animal hair, fur.
1610	ubu-	Phrase		Class 14 noun prefix.
1611	ububele	Noun
1612	ububi	Noun	/[úɓuːɓí]/	badness, evil.
1613	ububovu	Noun
1614	ubudala	Noun		oldness, (old) age.
1615	ubude	Noun
1616	ubudoda	Noun		manhood, mankind.
1617	ubugeza	Noun
1618	ubuhle	Noun	/[úɓuːɬé]/
1619	ubukho	Noun
1620	ubulali	Noun		gentleness.
1621	ubulawu	Noun		African dream root.
1622	ubulo	Noun		confession.
1623	ubume	Noun
1624	ubumi	Noun		citizenship.
1625	ubuntu	Noun	/[úɓúːⁿtu]/	humaneness, solidarity.
1626	ubusi	Noun	/[úɓûːsi]/
1627	ubusika	Noun	/[úɓúsîːka]/	Equivalent to 'winter': Traditionally the fourth of the four seasons, typically regarded as spanning either the period b…
1628	ubuso	Noun	/[úɓuːsó]/
1629	ubusuku	Noun	/[úɓúsûːku]/
1630	ubuxoki	Noun
1631	ubuzwe	Noun	/[úɓúːz̥ʷe̤]/	nationhood, nationality.
1632	ucamba	Noun	/[úkǀâːᵐb̥a̤]/
1633	ucango	Noun	/[úkǀaːᵑɡ̊o̤]/
1634	ucingo	Noun
1635	ucuntsu	Noun		something small.
1636	ucwambu	Noun	/[úkǀʷâːᵐb̥ṳ]/
1637	ucwethe	Noun
1638	udade	Noun
1639	udaka	Noun	/[úd̥a̤ːka]/
1640	udidi	Noun
1641	udino	Noun
1642	udonga	Noun	/[úd̥o̤ːᵑɡ̊ǎ̤]/
1643	udongwe	Noun
1644	udumo	Noun
1645	udushe	Noun
1646	ufele	Noun	/[úfêːle]/
1647	ufuba	Noun		hypochondria.
1648	ufudo	Noun	/[úfûːd̥o̤]/
1649	ugonyo	Noun		vaccination.
1650	ugqaphu	Noun		jump rope.
1651	ugqirha	Noun	/[úɡ̊ǃi̤ːxa]/
1652	ugxa	Noun	/[úːɡ̊ǁa̤]/	colleague.
1653	uhambo	Noun	/[úɦǎ̤ᵐb̥o̤]/
1654	uhlanga	Noun		Equivalent to 'race': A group of sentient beings, particularly people, distinguished by common ancestry, heritage or cha…
1655	uhlanti	Noun
1656	uhlobo	Noun
1657	uhlohlo	Noun		string of beads.
1658	ukhokho	Noun
1659	ukhoko	Noun
1660	ukholo	Noun		faith, belief.
1661	ukhophe	Noun	/[úkʰôːpʰe]/
1662	ukhozi	Noun
1663	ukhozo	Noun
1664	ukhuko	Noun	/[úkʰûːko]/	sleeping mat.
1665	ukhula	Noun	/[úkʰuːla]/
1666	ukoluka	Noun		The Xhosa rites of passage from boyhood to manhood.
1667	ukrebe	Noun	/[úkxêːɓe]/
1668	uku-	Phrase		Class 15 noun prefix; forms the infinitive of verbs.
1669	ukucula	Noun	/[úkúkǀuːla]/	infinitive of -cula.
1670	ukudada	Noun	/[úkúd̥a̤ːd̥a̤]/	infinitive of -dada.
1671	ukufa	Noun	/[úkuːfá]/	infinitive of -fa.
1672	ukulima	Noun	/[úkúliːma]/	infinitive of -lima.
1673	ukulwa	Noun	/[úkúːlʷa]/	infinitive of -lwa.
1674	ukunene	Noun	/[úkúnêːne]/	right side.
1675	ukuqala	Noun	/[úkúkǃâːla]/	infinitive of -qala.
1676	ukutya	Noun	/[úkuːcá]/	infinitive of -tya.
1677	ukw-	Phrase		Class 15 full noun prefix; form of uku- used before stems beginning with a vowel.
1678	ulawulo	Noun		management.
1679	ulimo	Noun		agriculture.
1680	uloliwe	Noun	/[úlóliːwé]/
1681	uloyiko	Noun
1682	ulu-	Phrase		Class 11 noun prefix.
1683	uludwe	Noun
1684	uluhlu	Noun	/[úlúːɬu]/
1685	ulundi	Noun
1686	uluntu	Noun
1687	ulusu	Noun	/[úluːsú]/	intestine.
1688	uluthi	Noun	/[úluːtʰí]/
1689	ulutsha	Noun
1690	uluvo	Noun	/[úlúːv̥o̤]/
1691	ulwazi	Noun	/[úlʷâːz̥i̤]/	knowledge.
1692	ulwimi	Noun	/[úlʷîːmi]/	Equivalent to 'language': A body of words, and set of methods of combining them (called a grammar), understood by a comm…
1693	umakhi	Noun	/[úmâːkʰi]/
1694	umalume	Noun	/[úmálûːme]/	maternal uncle.
1695	umama	Noun	/[úmaːmá]/	mom, mother.
1696	umba	Noun
1697	umbala	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɓâːla]/
1698	umbane	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɓaːne]/	Equivalent to 'electricity': Originally, a property of amber and certain other nonconducting substances to attract light…
1699	umbhali	Noun	/[úḿ̩b̥a̤᷈ːli]/	author, writer.
1700	umbhono	Noun		belly button.
1701	umbhoxo	Noun
1702	umboko	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɓôːko]/	proboscis.
1703	umbona	Noun	/[úᵐb̥ǒ̤ːna]/
1704	umbono	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɓôːno]/
1705	umbulo	Noun
1706	umbumbi	Noun
1707	umbutho	Noun
1708	umbuzo	Noun
1709	umcimbi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǀîːᵐb̥i̤]/
1710	umculi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǀuːli]/
1711	umculo	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǀuːlo]/
1712	umda	Noun	/[úm̩ːd̥ǎ̤]/	line, border.
1713	umdali	Noun
1714	umdlali	Noun
1715	umdlalo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɮ̥a̤᷈ːlo]/
1716	umdudo	Noun		tribal dance.
1717	umfana	Noun	/[úḿ̩fáːna]/	young man.
1718	umfazi	Noun	/[úḿ̩fâːz̥i̤]/
1719	umfi	Noun	/[úm̩ːfí]/	dead person.
1720	umfiyo	Noun
1721	umfo	Noun	/[úm̩ːfó]/
1722	umfoti	Noun		photographer.
1723	umfula	Noun	/[úḿ̩fuːla]/	river, stream.
1724	umfundi	Noun	/[úḿ̩fúːⁿd̥i̤]/	Equivalent to 'pupil': The hole in the middle of the iris of the eye, through which light passes to be focused on the re…
1725	umfuno	Noun	/[úḿ̩fûːno]/	Equivalent to 'vegetable': A plant raised for some edible part of it, such as the leaves, roots, fruit or flowers, but e…
1726	umfuyi	Noun	/[úḿ̩fúːji]/
1727	umgama	Noun
1728	umgani	Noun
1729	umgaqo	Noun		rule (guideline).
1730	umgca	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːɡ̊ǀa̤]/	line, queue, row.
1731	umgcobo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɡ̊ǀo̤᷈ːɓo]/	festival, celebration.
1732	umgodi	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɡ̊o̤ːd̥ǐ̤]/
1733	umgqomo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɡ̊ǃo̤ːmó]/	bin, drum.
1734	umgqumo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɡ̊ǃṳːmo]/
1735	umgubo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɡ̊ṳ᷈ːɓo]/
1736	umgxina	Noun		assegai tree.
1737	umhambi	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɦǎ̤ːᵐb̥i̤]/	traveller.
1738	umhendi	Noun
1739	umhla	Noun	/[úm̩̂ːɬa]/
1740	umhlaba	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬâːɓa]/	earth, ground, world.
1741	umhlali	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬaːli]/	inhabitant.
1742	umhlana	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬaːná]/
1743	umhlaza	Noun
1744	umhleli	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬeːli]/
1745	umhlobo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬoːɓo]/	Equivalent to 'friend': A person, typically someone other than a family member, spouse or lover, whose company one enjoy…
1746	umhlodi	Noun		inspector.
1747	umhlolo	Noun
1748	umhluzi	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɬuːz̥ǐ̤]/
1749	umhlwa	Noun
1750	umhobe	Noun
1751	umkhaba	Noun
1752	umkhoba	Noun		yellowwood.
1753	umkhosi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kʰôːsi]/
1754	umkhozi	Noun
1755	umkhwe	Noun	/[úm̩ːkʰʷé]/	brother-in-law of a male.
1756	umkro	Noun		black-headed oriole.
1757	umlambi	Noun		hungry person.
1758	umlambo	Noun		Equivalent to 'river': A large and often winding stream which drains a land mass, carrying water down from higher areas…
1759	umlanya	Noun		wife's brother.
1760	umlebe	Noun
1761	umlenga	Noun
1762	umlenze	Noun	/[úḿ̩leːⁿd̥ze̤]/
1763	umlilo	Noun	/[úḿ̩liːlo]/	Equivalent to 'fire': Acronym of Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (formerly Foundation for Individual Rig…
1764	umlimi	Noun	/[úḿ̩liːmi]/
1765	umlo	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːlo]/
1766	umlobi	Noun	/[úḿ̩lôːɓi]/	fisherman.
1767	umlomo	Noun	/[úḿ̩loːmo]/	Equivalent to 'mouth': The front opening of a creature through which food is ingested.
1768	umlonji	Noun
1769	umlozi	Noun	/[úḿ̩lôːz̥i̤]/	whistling.
1770	umlungu	Noun	/[úḿ̩luːᵑɡṳ]/	white person.
1771	umlusi	Noun	/[úḿ̩lúːsi]/
1772	ummango	Noun
1773	ummeli	Noun		representative.
1774	ummi	Noun	/[úm̩̂ːmi]/	inhabitant.
1775	umnakwe	Noun
1776	umnandi	Noun		something nice.
1777	umnatha	Noun
1778	umncili	Noun		excitement.
1779	umndeni	Noun	/[úḿ̩ⁿd̥e̤ːni]/	Equivalent to 'family': A group of people who are closely related to one another (by blood, marriage or adoption); kin…
1780	umnenga	Noun
1781	umnga	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːᵑɡ̊a̤]/	Equivalent to 'Acacia': A roll or bag, filled with dust, borne by Byzantine emperors, as a memento of mortality.
1782	umnini	Noun		owner, master.
1783	umnqa	Noun
1784	umntase	Noun
1785	umntru	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːⁿtʳu]/	Mpondo form of umntu.
1786	umntu	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːⁿtu]/	person, human.
1787	umnwe	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːnʷe]/	Equivalent to 'finger': A slender jointed extremity of the human hand, (often) exclusive of the thumb.
1788	umnweba	Noun	/[úḿ̩nʷéːɓa]/
1789	umnxeba	Noun		telephone.
1790	umnyaka	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɲâːka]/
1791	umnyama	Noun		Equivalent to 'rainbow': A multicoloured arch in the sky, produced by prismatic refraction of light within droplets of r…
1792	umnyazi	Noun	/[úḿ̩ɲâːz̥i̤]/
1793	umoji	Noun	/[úmóːd̥ʒi̤]/
1794	umoya	Noun	/[úmôːja]/	Equivalent to 'wind': Real or perceived movement of atmospheric air usually caused by convection or differences in air p…
1795	umpha	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːpʰa]/	mealie-cob without grains.
1796	umpheki	Noun	/[úḿ̩pʰeːki]/
1797	umpu	Noun	/[úm̩ːpú]/	Equivalent to 'Gun': A device for shooting projectiles or ditto (a shooter), functioning through stored energy: a firear…
1798	umqadi	Noun
1799	umqala	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǃaːla]/
1800	umqalo	Noun
1801	umqeshi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǃéːʃi]/
1802	umqhagi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǃʰáːɡ̊i̤]/
1803	umqhubi	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǃʰuːɓi]/
1804	umqolo	Noun	/[úḿ̩kǃôːlo]/	back, spine.
1805	umqulu	Noun
1806	umququ	Noun	/[úm̩kǃúːkǃú]/
1807	umrhudo	Noun
1808	umrhumo	Noun
1809	umsa	Noun	/[úm̩ːsá]/
1810	umsebe	Noun		Equivalent to 'Eyelash': One of the hairs which grows along the edge of eyelids.
1811	umsele	Noun
1812	umsheko	Noun
1813	umsi	Noun	/[úm̩ːsí]/	Equivalent to 'smoke': The visible vapor/vapour, gases, and fine particles given off by burning or smoldering material.
1814	umsila	Noun	/[úḿ̩sîːla]/	tail (of an animal).
1815	umsindo	Noun	/[úḿ̩sîːⁿd̥o̤]/	wrath, anger.
1816	umso	Noun	/[úm̩ːsó]/
1817	umsonto	Noun	/[úḿ̩soːⁿto]/
1818	umSuthu	Noun	/[úḿ̩sûːtʰu]/	Sotho person.
1819	umsuzo	Noun
1820	umtha	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːtʰa]/
1821	umthamo	Noun	/[úḿ̩tʰáːmo]/	content(s).
1822	umthana	Noun
1823	umthi	Noun	/[úm̩ːtʰí]/	Equivalent to 'tree': A perennial woody plant taller and larger than a shrub with a wooden trunk and, at some distance f…
1824	umThwa	Noun	/[úm̩ːtʰʷá]/	Equivalent to 'bushman': A person who lives in the bush, especially a member of a community or ethnic group who lives in…
1825	umtya	Noun	/[úm̩ːcá]/
1826	umtyebi	Noun		fat person.
1827	umvalo	Noun
1828	umviwo	Noun
1829	umvoti	Noun
1830	uMvulo	Noun	/[úḿ̩v̥ṳːlo]/	Equivalent to 'Monday': The second day of the week in many religious traditions, and the first day of the week in system…
1831	umvuzo	Noun	/[úḿ̩v̥ṳːz̥o̤]/
1832	umxhadi	Noun
1833	umXhosa	Noun	/úḿ̩ˈkǁʰoːsa/	Xhosa person.
1834	umxoki	Noun
1835	umyeni	Noun	/[úḿ̩jeːni]/
1836	umyezo	Noun
1837	umzala	Noun	/[úḿ̩z̥ǎ̤ːla]/	cross-cousin.
1838	umzali	Noun	/[úḿ̩z̥ǎ̤ːli]/
1839	umzamo	Noun
1840	umzi	Noun	/[úḿ̩ːz̥i̤]/	homestead.
1841	umzimba	Noun	/[úḿ̩z̥i̤᷈ːᵐb̥a̤]/
1842	umzobo	Noun
1843	umZulu	Noun	/[úḿ̩z̥ṳːlu]/	Zulu person.
1844	umzuzu	Noun
1845	unama	Noun
1846	uncedo	Noun	/[úŋǀeːd̥o̤]/
1847	uncumo	Noun	/[úŋǀûːmo]/
1848	uncuthu	Noun
1849	undize	Noun		hide and seek.
1850	unina	Noun	/[úniːna]/	his/her mother.
1851	unkabi	Noun		person full of oneself.
1852	unomeva	Noun
1853	unopopi	Noun
1854	unoposi	Noun	/[únópóːsi]/
1855	unothi	Noun
1856	untsho	Noun		black eagle.
1857	unwele	Noun	/[únʷéːle]/
1858	unxano	Noun	/[úŋǁâːno]/	Equivalent to 'thirst': A sensation of dryness in the throat associated with a craving for liquids, produced by deprivat…
1859	unxweme	Noun	/[úŋǁʷeːmé]/
1860	unyana	Noun	/[úɲâːna]/
1861	unyawo	Noun	/[úɲaːwo]/
1862	unyoko	Noun	/[úɲoːko]/	your mother.
1863	unyulo	Noun
1864	uphando	Noun
1865	uphawu	Noun
1866	uphondo	Noun	/[úpʰoːⁿd̥o̤]/
1867	uqaqaqa	Noun	/[úkǃákǃaːkǃa]/	quick grass.
1868	uqhaqho	Noun
1869	uqhayi	Noun	/[úkǃʰaːjí]/
1870	uqobo	Noun
1871	urhatya	Noun	/[úxaːca]/
1872	urhwebo	Noun	/[úxʷeːɓo]/
1873	usana	Noun	/[úsáːna]/
1874	usapho	Noun	/[úsâːpʰo]/
1875	usekela	Noun
1876	usiba	Noun	/[úsîːɓa]/	plume, long feather.
1877	usibali	Noun		brother-in-law.
1878	usisi	Noun	/[úsiːsí]/
1879	usizi	Noun	/[úsiːz̥i̤]/
1880	usuku	Noun	/[úsûːku]/	day (period of time).
1881	usulelo	Noun		infection.
1882	uswazi	Noun	/[úsʷaːz̥i̤]/
1883	uswidi	Noun
1884	utata	Noun		Equivalent to 'father': A male parent, especially of a human; a male who parents a child (which he has sired, adopted, f…
1885	uthambo	Noun
1886	uthando	Noun	/[útʰâːⁿd̥o̤]/
1887	uthango	Noun	/[útʰâːᵑɡ̊o̤]/
1888	uthimlo	Noun
1889	uThixo	Noun	/[útʰíːkǁó]/
1890	uthotho	Noun		multitude.
1891	uthuli	Noun	/[útʰuːli]/
1892	uthuthu	Noun
1893	utolo	Noun		Equivalent to 'arrow': A projectile consisting of a shaft, a point and a tail with stabilizing fins that is shot from a…
1894	utshaba	Noun	/[útʃʰaːɓa]/
1895	utsotsi	Noun	/[útsoːtsí]/
1896	utyuthu	Noun	/[úcúːpʰu]/	wild spinach.
1897	utyw-	Phrase		Class 14 full noun prefix; form of ubu- used before stems beginning with a.
1898	utywala	Noun	/[úcʷaːlá]/
1899	uvimba	Noun		storeroom.
1900	uvuyo	Noun	/[úv̥ṳ᷈ːjo]/
1901	uxam	Noun	/[úkǁâːm̩]/
1902	uxande	Noun	/[úkǁaːⁿd̥ě̤]/	rectangular European styled house.
1903	uxhamlo	Noun		consumption.
1904	uxolo	Noun	/[úkǁoːlo]/
1905	uxwebhu	Noun
1906	uYesu	Noun
1907	uyihlo	Noun	/[újiːɬó]/	your father.
1908	uyilo	Noun
1909	uyise	Noun	/[újiːsé]/	Equivalent to 'father': A male parent, especially of a human; a male who parents a child (which he has sired, adopted, f…
1910	uzipho	Noun	/[úz̥i̤ːpʰo]/	nail (fingernail, toenail).
1911	uzwane	Noun	/[úz̥ʷaːne]/
1912	vakala	Verb		to be heard.
1913	vala	Verb		to close, to shut.
1914	valela	Verb		to close in.
1915	vavanya	Verb		to examine.
1916	vela	Verb		to come, to originate.
1917	velisa	Verb		to produce.
1918	veza	Verb
1919	vika	Verb
1920	vimba	Verb		to close up.
1921	vingca	Verb		to stop up, to close up.
1922	visisa	Verb
1923	vitha	Verb		to break in to small pieces.
1924	viva	Verb		to cut up.
1925	vota	Verb
1926	votela	Verb		to vote for.
1927	vuka	Verb		to wake up.
1928	vula	Noun, Verb
1929	vuma	Verb
1930	vumela	Verb
1931	vuna	Verb		to pick, to reap, to harvest.
1932	vunda	Verb
1933	vusa	Verb		to wake up.
1934	vutha	Verb		to be ablaze, to flare up.
1935	vuthuza	Verb
1936	vuthwa	Verb		to be ripe.
1937	vuya	Verb		to be glad.
1938	vuza	Verb		to repay, to reward.
1939	wahla	Verb		to jingle.
1940	wakuwaku	Conjunction		loose fitting.
1941	wela	Verb
1942	wena	Pronoun	/[weːná]/	you, thou, thee; second-person singular absolute pronoun.
1943	wina	Verb
1944	wisa	Verb
1945	wola	Verb
1946	wona	Pronoun		he, she, him, her, it; class 3 absolute pronoun.
1947	wulula	Verb		to unravel.
1948	xabana	Verb		to be valuable.
1949	xabela	Verb	/[kǁáɓeːla]/
1950	xabisa	Verb
1951	xaka	Verb		to puzzle.
1952	xakeka	Verb		to be puzzled.
1953	xaxa	Verb	/[kǁaːkǁa]/	to repair, to mend.
1954	xela	Noun, Verb	/[kǁeːla]/	to confess.
1955	xelela	Verb
1956	xhabha	Verb		to simmer.
1957	xhala	Verb		to be anxious.
1958	xhamla	Verb		to overwork.
1959	xhapha	Verb		to lap up.
1960	xhasa	Noun, Verb		to support.
1961	xhela	Verb		to slaughter.
1962	xhentsa	Verb		to dance (Xhosa-style).
1963	xhola	Verb		to peck at.
1964	xhoma	Verb
1965	xhuma	Verb
1966	xhutha	Verb		to take away.
1967	xhuzula	Verb		to convulse.
1968	xhwila	Verb		to snatch.
1969	xhwitha	Verb
1970	xilonga	Verb		to examine (as a doctor).
1971	xinga	Verb
1972	xobula	Verb	/[kǁóɓuːla]/	to peel off the bark.
1973	xoka	Verb
1974	xola	Verb		to forgive.
1975	xova	Verb
1976	xoxa	Verb		to chat, to discuss.
1977	xoza	Verb	/[kǁoːz̥a̤]/	to cut round.
1978	xuba	Verb
1979	xubha	Verb
1980	xukuxa	Verb		to brush one's teeth.
1981	xwaya	Verb		to put on.
1982	yacuyacu	Conjunction		thin, flimsy, transparent.
1983	yala	Verb		to warn, to admonish.
1984	yalela	Verb		to enjoin, to command.
1985	yaleza	Verb
1986	yeka	Verb
1987	yelenqa	Noun, Verb		to conspire.
1988	yena	Pronoun		he, she, him, her, it; class 1 absolute pronoun.
1989	yola	Verb		to be pleasant.
1990	yolisa	Verb		to delight.
1991	yombane	Noun
1992	yona	Pronoun		he, she, him, her, it; class 9 absolute pronoun.
1993	zala	Verb	/[z̥a̤ːla]/
1994	zama	Verb		Equivalent to 'try': ISO 639-3 language code for Turung.
1995	zamisa	Verb
1996	zamla	Verb
1997	zela	Verb		to represent.
1998	zingela	Verb
1999	zinza	Verb		to settle down.
2000	zisa	Verb

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