CEFR Level

Zulu — Intermediate Vocabulary

1,832 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	-ane	Phrase		Variant of -an, usually with differentiation (germane, humane, urbane), but sometimes alone (mundane).
3	-angana	Noun
4	-angeka	Noun
5	-angela	Noun
6	-angisa	Noun
7	-angiwa	Noun
8	-azi	Phrase		Feminine suffix, used with a few nouns ending in -o.
9	-bomvu	Noun
10	-buyisa	Noun
11	-dinisa	Noun
12	-dinwa	Noun
13	-eka	Phrase		Forms "neuter-passive" verbs from existing verbs, meaning "to be (verb)able" or "to be (verb)ing".
14	-ela	Phrase		Forms applicative verbs, meaning to do something for, for the purpose of, on behalf of.
15	-elela	Phrase		Forms verbs indicating a perfective action.
16	-eyana	Noun
17	-eyeka	Noun
18	-eyela	Noun
19	-eyisa	Noun
20	-eyiwa	Noun
21	-fela	Noun		Equivalent to 'Spit': The depth to which the blade of a spade goes into the soil when it is used for digging; a layer of…
22	-fisa	Noun
23	-fuphi	Noun
24	-isa	Phrase		Forms causative verbs.
25	-isisa	Phrase		Forms verbs indicating an intense or quick action.
26	-kazi	Phrase		Suffix deriving words for female people from those for male people.
27	-nje	Adverb		somewhat, not perfectly.
28	-nsundu	Noun
29	-nzima	Noun
30	-ophela	Noun
31	-ophisa	Noun
32	-ophiwa	Noun
33	-othana	Noun
34	-otheka	Noun
35	-othela	Noun
36	-othisa	Noun
37	-othiwa	Noun
38	-pha	Phrase		Forms verbs from nouns.
39	-phi	Adverb	/pʰí/	where (suffixed to verb).
40	-ulula	Phrase		Forms verbs indicating a reversive action.
41	-vuleka	Noun
42	-vulwa	Noun
43	aba-	Phrase		Class 2 adjective concord.
44	abafana	Noun
45	abafazi	Noun
46	abalisa	Noun
47	abantu	Noun	/aɓáːntu/	Equivalent to 'people': Set of people, in particular if they belong to the common village, to a specific group or to a d…
48	abaThwa	Noun	/áɓaːtʰwá/
49	abayeni	Noun
50	abe-	Phrase		Class 2 noun prefix, used by some nouns.
51	abela	Verb		to apportion to, to distribute among.
52	abenzi	Noun
53	ahlula	Verb		to overcome, to overpower, to beat.
54	akha	Verb		to produce, to manufacture.
55	akhiwa	Verb		to be produced, manufactured.
56	ama-	Phrase		Class 6 adjective concord.
57	amabele	Noun	/amáɓeːlé/
58	amabizo	Noun
59	amacebo	Noun
60	amadoda	Noun		Equivalent to 'Manhood': The state or condition of being a human being.
61	amadolo	Noun
62	amafu	Noun		Equivalent to 'sky': The atmosphere above a given point, especially as visible from the surface of the Earth as the plac…
63	amagama	Noun
64	amagazi	Noun
65	amagola	Noun
66	amakati	Noun
67	amakha	Noun	/ámaːkʰá/	fragrance, scent, perfume.
68	amala	Noun	/amáːla/	hollowness in the stomach due to hunger.
69	amandla	Noun	/amáːnɮa/	Equivalent to 'strength': The quality or degree of being strong.
70	amanga	Noun	/amáːnɡa/	lies, falsehood.
71	amanzi	Noun	/ámáːnzi/
72	amaqabi	Noun
73	amaqhwa	Noun
74	amasi	Noun		sour milk.
75	amasu	Noun
76	amatata	Noun	/amátaːtá/	flurry, impetuousness, nervous haste.
77	amathe	Noun
78	amatshe	Noun
79	amaxolo	Noun
80	amaZulu	Noun		Noun. [B1].
81	amba	Verb		to be sarcastic.
82	ambatha	Verb
83	amehlo	Noun
84	amuka	Verb
85	amukela	Verb		to hold out the hands to receive.
86	anda	Verb		to spread (of rumours, a disease).
87	andisa	Verb		to cause to spread, to propagate.
88	andula	Verb		to start cultivating.
89	anela	Verb		to be sufficient for, to be enough for.
90	anelisa	Verb		to convince.
91	anga	Verb
92	angazi	Phrase		I don't know.
93	aphuka	Verb		to break, to become broken.
94	aphula	Verb		to break, to fracture.
95	ayina	Verb
96	azisa	Verb		to announce, to advertise, to proclaim, to promote, to make known.
97	baba	Noun, Verb		to taste hot, spicy.
98	bala	Verb		Equivalent to 'complexion': The quality, colour, or appearance of the skin on the face.
99	baleka	Verb		to run away, to flee.
100	balela	Verb		to be sunny, to be clear (of the sky), to be dry (not raining).
101	balisa	Verb		to make/help to count.
102	bamba	Verb		to adhere, to be sticky, to make stick.
103	bana	Adjective		somewhat evil.
104	banda	Verb		to be cold.
105	banga	Verb		to cause, to make, to produce, to bring about.
106	banyana	Adjective		ugly but dear.
107	banzi	Conjunction		wide, broad.
108	basa	Verb		to stir up, to enflame (trouble).
109	baThwa	Noun		simple plural of úmuThwá.
110	baza	Verb
111	beka	Verb		to put, place.
112	bekela	Verb		to bewitch, to enchant, to cast a spell on.
113	beletha	Verb		to carry on one's back, to carry piggyback.
114	betha	Verb		to play (a musical instrument).
115	bhabha	Verb		to catch, to trap.
116	bhaka	Verb
117	bhakela	Verb		to box, to punch.
118	bhala	Verb
119	bhalela	Verb		to write to/for.
120	bhalisa	Verb		to subscribe to.
121	bheca	Verb		to daub on, to smear over, to rub on.
122	bheda	Verb		to talk nonsense.
123	bheja	Verb		to swear, to vow, to take an oath.
124	bheka	Verb		to face, to be confronted by.
125	bhekana	Verb		to be faced, confronted.
126	bhekela	Verb		to look at for.
127	bhema	Verb		to smoke (tobacco).
128	bhenywa	Verb		to be smoked (of tobacco).
129	bhodla	Verb		to bellow, to roar.
130	bhonga	Verb
131	bhosha	Noun, Verb		to defecate.
132	bhubha	Verb		to die, to perish, to be destroyed/annihilated.
133	bhukha	Verb
134	bhukuda	Verb
135	bhula	Verb		to extinguish, to beat out (a fire).
136	bhuqa	Verb		to devastate, to destroy, to wipe out.
137	bika	Verb		to announce, to report.
138	bila	Verb		to boil, to be boiling.
139	bili	Adjective		Equivalent to 'two': The station code of Tai Wo in Hong Kong.
140	bilisa	Verb		to (make) ferment.
141	biza	Verb		to call for (something), to order (place an order for).
142	bobaba	Noun		simple plural of ubaba.
143	bohla	Verb		to subside.
144	bola	Verb		to rot, to decay.
145	boleka	Verb		to borrow.
146	bomvu	Conjunction
147	bona	Verb, Pronoun	/ɓoːná/	they, them; class 2 absolute pronoun.
148	bonana	Verb		to see, to meet, to visit.
149	bonela	Verb		to see for/on behalf of.
150	bonga	Verb		to recognise, to show appreciation for.
151	bonisa	Verb		to make see, to show.
152	bonwa	Verb		to be seen.
153	bopha	Verb		to arrest, to capture.
154	buhlungu	Conjunction		sore, aching, painful.
155	buka	Verb		to look at, to watch.
156	bukeka	Verb		to be admirable, attractive, beautiful.
157	bukela	Verb		to watch, to look on.
158	bukeza	Verb		to revise.
159	bukhali	Conjunction		sharp, pointy.
160	bulala	Verb		to kill, to murder.
161	bulisa	Verb
162	bumba	Verb		to mould, to fashion (from clay).
163	buna	Verb		to wilt, to wither, to shrivel.
164	busisa	Verb
165	buthuntu	Conjunction
166	buya	Verb		to return, to come/go back.
167	buyela	Verb		to return for.
168	buyisa	Verb		to return, to bring/send back.
169	buza	Verb		to interrogate, to question.
170	cabanga	Verb		to consider, to think about.
171	canda	Verb		to chop up.
172	cathula	Verb		to shuffle, to toddle, to walk slowly.
173	ceba	Verb		to devise, to contrive, to invent.
174	cela	Verb		to ask for, to request.
175	chama	Verb		to urinate.
176	chaza	Verb		to explain.
177	chela	Verb		to spray, to sprinkle.
178	chelela	Verb
179	chicha	Verb		to ooze out.
180	chitha	Verb		to destroy, to defeat.
181	cika	Verb		to cover with leaves.
182	cikeka	Verb		to become annoyed, to become bored, to become fed up.
183	cima	Verb		to extinguish (fire), to put out (light), to quench.
184	cinga	Verb		to look into, to examine.
185	cisha	Noun, Verb		Equivalent to 'Quench': The act of quenching something; the fact of being quenched.
186	cishe	Conjunction		almost, nearly.
187	cula	Verb		Equivalent to 'Sing': A surname from English [in turn originating as an occupation].
188	cunula	Verb		to annoy, to harass, to irk, to pester, to upset, to vex.
189	cupha	Verb		to find a place to park/put down/seat something.
190	cwala	Verb		to dress the hair.
191	cwecwa	Verb
192	cwila	Verb
193	cwilisa	Verb
194	dabuka	Noun, Verb		to become sad, to become grieved, to become heartbroken.
195	dabula	Verb		to split, to cleave.
196	dadlana	Adjective		somewhat old.
197	daka	Verb		to intoxicate, to make drunk.
198	dakwa	Verb		to get drunk, to become intoxicated.
199	dala	Verb, Adjective		to create, make.
200	dalisa	Verb		to auction, to sell by auction.
201	dana	Verb, Adjective
202	dansa	Verb		to dance (European-style).
203	danyana	Adjective		somewhat long, tallish.
204	dayisa	Verb		to auction.
205	dazuka	Verb
206	dazula	Verb
207	dedela	Verb		to make room for, to make way for, to get out of the way of.
208	deka	Verb		to lay (a table).
209	dela	Verb		to abandon, to give up, to sacrifice.
210	delela	Verb		to despise, to disregard, to be rude to.
211	delisa	Verb		to satisfy, to content, to cause to have enough.
212	dibana	Verb		to be mixed together.
213	diliza	Verb		to demolish, to break down, to pull down, to tear down.
214	dina	Verb		to tire, to sicken, to be irksome to.
215	dinga	Verb		to be homeless, to roam, to wander.
216	dinisa	Verb		to tire, to irk.
217	dinwa	Verb		to be tired, to be made tired.
218	dlala	Verb	/ɮâːla/
219	dlela	Verb		to eat for.
220	dlisa	Verb		to help to eat, to eat alongside.
221	dlula	Verb		to pass, to blow over (of season, disease, etc).
222	doba	Verb
223	doda	Verb		to be a man, to act like a man.
224	donsa	Verb
225	dovoza	Verb		to bore, to drill.
226	duba	Verb		to give up, to throw up.
227	dubula	Verb		to fire, to discharge.
228	duda	Verb		to excite, to arouse (anger or sexual).
229	dudula	Verb		to repel, to repulse, to beat back, to drive back.
230	dula	Verb		to be expensive.
231	duma	Verb, Conjunction		tasteless, flavourless.
232	dumala	Verb		to become disappointed.
233	dumaza	Verb		to disappoint.
234	dumisa	Noun, Verb		to praise.
235	duna	Verb		to hijack, to kidnap.
236	duva	Verb		to strike (engage in work stoppage against).
237	dweba	Verb		to draw (line, picture, etc.), to illustrate, to paint.
238	ebuka	Verb		to peel, to moult, to shed.
239	ebula	Verb		to peel, to remove bark.
240	ebuza	Verb		to molt skin.
241	edlula	Verb
242	eduka	Verb
243	eGoli	Noun	/ɛˈɡɔːli/	Gauteng (a province of South Africa; capital: Johannesburg).
244	ehla	Verb		to slope downwards, to be inclined.
245	ehlisa	Verb		to go down along, to go down by, to follow a course downwards.
246	ehluka	Verb		to deviate from, to differ from, to part from.
247	eli-	Phrase		Class 5 adjective concord.
248	eluka	Verb		to go out to forage.
249	elusa	Verb
250	embatha	Verb		to don, to put on (clothes).
251	emi-	Phrase		Class 4 adjective concord.
252	emuka	Verb		to depart, to leave, to go away.
253	emuva	Adverb		locative singular of umuva.
254	enaba	Verb		to live at ease, be comfortable, feel at home.
255	enda	Verb		to travel far, to go on a long journey.
256	endlala	Verb		to lay a mat out, to make a bed.
257	engeza	Verb
258	engi-	Phrase
259	engim-	Phrase
260	engimu-	Phrase
261	eni-	Phrase
262	eniba-	Phrase
263	enza	Verb		to perform, to carry out.
264	enzeka	Verb		to happen, to occur, to befall, to come, to come to pass.
265	ephuka	Verb		to break, to fracture, to get broken.
266	esaba	Verb		to fear, to be afraid/scared of.
267	eshwama	Verb		to perform the first-fruits ceremony.
268	esi-	Phrase
269	esiba-	Phrase
270	ethemba	Verb		to have faith, to be confident.
271	ethuka	Verb		to startle, to get a start, to get a fright.
272	ethwasa	Verb		to emerge anew (of a season, new moon, or personal state).
273	ezi-	Phrase		Class 10 relative concord.
274	ezim-	Phrase		Class 8 and 10 adjective concord; form of ezin- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
275	ezin-	Phrase		Class 8 and 10 adjective concord.
276	faka	Verb		to put on, to wear.
277	fana	Verb		to be the same, alike.
278	fanela	Verb		to be appropriate, to be proper, to be suitable.
279	fanisa	Verb		to make like, to cause to resemble.
280	feketha	Verb		to be speckled, spotted.
281	fela	Verb		to long for, to yearn for.
282	feza	Verb		to complete, to finish, to bring to an end.
283	fihla	Verb		to hide, to conceal.
284	fika	Verb		to arrive, to reach.
285	finyela	Verb		to contract, to draw together.
286	finyeza	Verb		to abridge, to abbreviate, to shorten.
287	fisa	Verb		to kill, to cause to die.
288	fisha	Adjective		synonym of -fuphi.
289	fishane	Adjective		synonym of -fuphi.
290	foloza	Verb		to zigzag.
291	fowuna	Verb		to phone, to use a phone.
292	fulela	Verb		to thatch.
293	fumana	Verb		to discover, to find, to come across.
294	funa	Noun, Verb		Troisième personne du singulier du passé simple du verbe funer.
295	funda	Verb		to swallow (food).
296	fundisa	Verb		to teach, to instruct.
297	funeka	Verb		to be desirable.
298	fuphi	Adjective		brief, concise.
299	fushane	Adjective		synonym of -fuphi.
300	futha	Verb		to inflate, to pump up, to blow up.
301	futhi	Noun, Adverb, Conjunction	/fúːtʰi/	additionally, furthermore.
302	fuya	Verb		to breed, to rear (animals).
303	gabha	Verb
304	gada	Verb		to escort.
305	gana	Verb		to marry, to choose a husband.
306	ganga	Verb		to be impudent, to be mischievous, to be naughty.
307	gawula	Verb		to fell, to chop down.
308	gaxa	Verb		to place across, to put astride, to throw over.
309	gaya	Verb
310	gcaba	Verb		to incise.
311	gcina	Verb		to end, to terminate, to be completed.
312	gcinile	Verb		to be last, to be at the end.
313	gcoba	Verb		to daub on, to rub on, to smear over, to spread.
314	gcona	Verb		to make fun of.
315	gcwala	Verb		to be full.
316	geja	Verb		to miss, to fail to reach.
317	geza	Noun, Verb		Variante de Géza.
318	giba	Verb		to take out, to defeat.
319	gibela	Verb		to take out for, to defeat for.
320	gida	Verb
321	gijima	Verb
322	giya	Verb
323	goba	Verb		to bow, to stoop.
324	gobhoza	Verb
325	godola	Verb		to feel cold.
326	goduka	Verb		to do thoroughly.
327	gomonqa	Verb		to turn a somersault.
328	goqa	Verb		to roll up, to coil up, to wrap up.
329	govoza	Verb		to lie open.
330	gqagqa	Noun, Verb		to scatter.
331	gqaja	Verb		to be conceited, to be uppity.
332	gqama	Verb		to be famous, to be notorious, to be renowned.
333	gqamisa	Verb		to make stand out, to emphasize.
334	gqamuka	Verb		to blaze up, to flame up, to flare up.
335	gqekeza	Verb		to burgle, to break into.
336	gqiba	Verb		to fill (a hole), to cover over.
337	gqilaza	Verb		to bash, to pummel, to thump.
338	gqinsi	Conjunction
339	gqoka	Verb		to dress, to get dressed.
340	gqola	Verb		to be steep, to slope steeply.
341	gqoma	Verb		to crack open.
342	gqula	Verb	/ᶢǃʱûːla/	to prod, to poke, to thrust, to jab.
343	gqwala	Verb		to bleach, to fade, to lose colour.
344	gubha	Verb		to celebrate, to solemnise.
345	guga	Verb		to wear, to wear away, to wear out.
346	gula	Verb		to skim/scrape together.
347	gulisa	Verb		to make ill, to make sick.
348	gunda	Verb		to cut (hair).
349	guquka	Verb		to change, to alter.
350	guqula	Verb		to turn around, to turn over.
351	gwansa	Verb		to be full of milk (of an udder).
352	gwavuma	Verb		to complain.
353	gwaza	Verb		to slaughter.
354	gweba	Verb		to pass judgement, to decide.
355	gwedla	Verb		to oar, to paddle, to row, to scull.
356	gwema	Verb
357	gwinqa	Noun, Verb		to swallow.
358	gwinya	Verb		to swallow.
359	gxeka	Verb		to criticize.
360	gxila	Verb		to stand firm, to stand fast.
361	gxiviza	Verb		to stamp (a document).
362	gxiza	Verb
363	gxuma	Verb
364	hamba	Verb		to go on, to keep going, to proceed.
365	hambela	Verb		to function for, to operate for, to perform for.
366	hawu	Interjection		oh my!, eish!, wow!, good heavens!.
367	hlaba	Verb		to pierce, to stick, to stab, to prick.
368	hlafuna	Verb		Equivalent to 'Chew': The act of chewing; mastication with the mouth.
369	hlakula	Verb
370	hlala	Verb		to live, to reside, to dwell.
371	hlalisa	Verb		to cause to dwell, to cause to live, to cause to reside, to cause to stay.
372	hlamba	Noun, Verb		to wash (parts of the body).
373	hlana	Adjective		fairly handsome, fairly good-looking, fairly pretty.
374	hlanu	Adjective		Equivalent to 'five': A banknote with a denomination of five units of currency.
375	hlanya	Verb		to go crazy, to go mad.
376	hlanza	Verb		to excuse, to exculpate.
377	hlasela	Verb		to attack.
378	hlaza	Verb		to abash, to disgrace, to dishonour, to shame.
379	hlaziya	Verb		to analyse, to examine in detail, to inquire into minutely.
380	hleba	Verb		to backbite, to calumniate, to defame, to libel, to slander, to traduce.
381	hlehla	Verb		to recede, to retire, to withdraw.
382	hleka	Verb		Equivalent to 'laugh': An expression of mirth particular to the human species; the sound heard in laughing; laughter.
383	hlekisa	Verb		to be absurd, to be laughable, to be ridiculous.
384	hlela	Verb		to adjust, to arrange, to organize, to put in order.
385	hlenga	Verb		to escort, to accompany.
386	hleze	Conjunction
387	hlinza	Verb		to cut open, to operate.
388	hloba	Verb		to dress up.
389	hlobisa	Verb		to cause to dress up, to help to dress up.
390	hlofa	Verb		to be fearless.
391	hlohla	Verb		to push, to ram, to drive in.
392	hlola	Noun, Verb		to be unsupervised, free, at ease.
393	hloma	Verb
394	hlomisa	Verb
395	hlosa	Verb		to aim at, to intend.
396	hluba	Verb		to clear up, to become clear.
397	hlukuza	Verb
398	hlupha	Verb		to afflict, to bother, to disturb, to grieve, to torment, to trouble, to worry.
399	hlwa	Verb		to become dark.
400	hlwaya	Verb		to explore, to investigate.
401	hola	Verb		to drag, to draw, to pull.
402	huba	Verb
403	humusha	Verb		to allure, to entice, to lure away.
404	huzula	Verb		to abrade, to graze.
405	hweba	Verb		to trade, to barter.
406	ibala	Noun	/îːɓâːla/	open space, area of land, yard.
407	ibandla	Noun	/íɓâːnɮa/	congregation.
408	ibanga	Noun		class, form, grade (at school).
409	ibele	Noun	/îːɓéːle/	Equivalent to 'breast': Either of the two organs on the front of a female human's chest, which contain the mammary gland…
410	ibha	Noun		bar (place to get drinks).
411	ibhaka	Noun
412	ibhala	Noun	/îːbáːla/	Equivalent to 'Wheelbarrow': A small, one-wheeled (or rarely, two-wheeled) cart with handles at one end for transporting…
413	ibhasi	Noun	/îːbáːsi/	Equivalent to 'bus': A motor vehicle for transporting large numbers of people along roads.
414	iBhayi	Noun		Gqeberha (a city and port in the Eastern Cape, South Africa).
415	ibhaza	Noun	/îːbazâː/	bazaar (marketplace).
416	ibhimbi	Noun	/îːbîːmbi/	poor singer.
417	ibhishi	Noun
418	ibhithi	Noun		beat (rhythm).
419	ibhodi	Noun	/îːbôːdi/
420	ibhodlo	Noun	/íːboːɮo/	bellow, roar.
421	ibhodwe	Noun	/íːboːdwé/
422	ibhola	Noun	/îːbóːla/	Equivalent to 'football': A sport played on foot in which teams attempt to get a ball into a goal or zone defended by th…
423	ibhomu	Noun	/îːbôːmu/
424	ibhudla	Noun	/îːbûːɮa/
425	ibhuku	Noun	/îːbûːɠu/	Equivalent to 'book': A collection of sheets of paper bound together to hinge at one edge, containing printed or written…
426	iBhunu	Noun	/îːbûːnu/	Equivalent to 'Afrikaner': A member of an ethnic group of northwestern European ancestry and associated with southern Af…
427	ibibi	Noun		heap of rubbish, pile of rubbish.
428	ibizo	Noun		Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
429	ibomvu	Noun	/íːɓoːmvú/	red ochre.
430	ibululu	Noun	/îːɓúluːlú/	puff adder.
431	ibumba	Noun	/îːɓûːmba/	pottery clay.
432	ibunzi	Noun	/îːɓúːnzi/
433	icala	Noun	/íːǀaːlá/	a legal proceeding, lawsuit.
434	icebo	Noun	/îːǀéːɓo/	plan of action, scheme, strategy.
435	icele	Noun		side, edge.
436	ichibi	Noun	/íːǀʰiːɓí/	Equivalent to 'pool': A small and rather deep area of (usually) fresh water, as one supplied by a spring, or occurring i…
437	ichopho	Noun		pole (of the Earth, a magnet).
438	ichwane	Noun	/îːǀʰwáːne/	young beast, Baby of an animal.
439	icici	Noun	/îːǀíːǀi/	earring, eardrop.
440	icukazi	Noun	/îːǀúɠaːzi/
441	iculo	Noun	/íːǀuːlo/	Equivalent to 'song': A former dynasty in China, reigning from the end of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the beg…
442	idada	Noun	/íːdaːda/	Equivalent to 'duck': To quickly lower (the head or body), often in order to prevent it from being struck by something.
443	idesiki	Noun	/iːdesîːɠi/
444	idikazi	Noun	/iːdiɠâːzi/	young widow eligible for remarrying.
445	idimoni	Noun	/iːdimôːni/
446	idlaka	Noun		loincloth.
447	idlozi	Noun		ancestor, ancestral spirit.
448	idolo	Noun	/íːdoːlo/	Equivalent to 'knee': In humans, the joint or the region of the joint in the middle part of the leg between the thigh an…
449	idube	Noun	/îːdúːɓe/	Equivalent to 'Zebra': Any of three species of subgenus Hippotigris: Equus grevyi, Equus quagga, or Equus zebra, all wit…
450	iduku	Noun		headscarf, kerchief, doek.
451	idwala	Noun
452	idweshu	Noun		long strip of ploughed land.
453	ifamu	Noun
454	ifilimu	Noun
455	ifotho	Noun	/îːfóːtʰo/	photograph, photo.
456	igagasi	Noun	/iːɡáɡaːsi/
457	igalaji	Noun	/iːɡalâːdʒi/
458	igalofu	Noun	/iːɡalôːfu/	Equivalent to 'Golf': A ball game played by individuals competing against one another in which the object is to hit a ba…
459	igama	Noun	/îːɡâːma/	Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
460	iganu	Noun	/íːɡaːnú/	Equivalent to 'marula': A medium-sized dioecious tree, Sclerocarya birrea, indigenous to Southern Africa and West Africa…
461	igazi	Noun	/íːɡaːzí/	Equivalent to 'blood': A vital liquid flowing in the bodies of many types of animals that usually conveys nutrients and…
462	igceke	Noun	/íːᶢǀʱeːɠe/	yard, courtyard, kraal yard.
463	igeja	Noun	/íːɡeːdʒa/
464	igeza	Noun		handsome person.
465	igilavu	Noun	/îːɡilâːvu/	Equivalent to 'Glove': An item of clothing, covering all or part of the hand and fingers, but usually allowing independe…
466	igola	Noun	/îːɡóːla/
467	iGoli	Noun	/îːɡóːli/	Johannesburg (a city in South Africa).
468	igolide	Noun	/îːɡolíːde/	Equivalent to 'gold': A heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au.
469	igoqo	Noun	/îːɡóːǃo/	animal with horns that are curled backwards.
470	igqubu	Noun
471	igquma	Noun
472	igremu	Noun		gram (unit).
473	igugu	Noun	/íːɡuːɡu/	something valuable, something precious, treasure.
474	igula	Noun	/îːɡúːla/	calabash (vessel).
475	igumbi	Noun	/îːɡúːmbi/	room (of a house).
476	igwala	Noun
477	igwebu	Noun		scum (dirty substance).
478	igwenya	Noun
479	igwinya	Noun	/íːɡwiːɲá/
480	igxolo	Noun	/îːᶢǁʱôːlo/	Equivalent to 'Bark': A small sailing vessel, e.g.
481	ihansi	Noun		Equivalent to 'goose': Any of various grazing waterfowl of the family Anatidae, which have feathers and webbed feet and…
482	ihawa	Noun	/îːháːwa/
483	ihembe	Noun	/îːhéːmbe/
484	ihhala	Noun	/îːɦáːla/	harrow, rake.
485	ihhashi	Noun	/îːɦáːʃi/	Equivalent to 'horse': A poker variant consisting of five different poker variants, with the rules changing from one var…
486	ihhofu	Noun	/îːɦóːfu/	wharf, quay.
487	ihhoko	Noun	/íːɦoːɠo/	a shelter for domesticated fowl, especially chicken.
488	ihholo	Noun	/îːɦóːlo/
489	ihlahla	Noun		branch (of a tree).
490	ihlathi	Noun	/îːɬâːtʰi/	Equivalent to 'wood': The substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree.
491	ihlaya	Noun
492	ihlelo	Noun
493	ihlezi	Noun
494	ihlo	Noun	/îːɬo/	Equivalent to 'eye': A large village and civil parish in the City of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England (OS grid ref…
495	ihlobo	Noun	/íːɬoːɓo/	Equivalent to 'summer': One of four seasons, traditionally the second, marked by the longest and typically hottest days…
496	ihlombe	Noun	/îːɬôːmbe/
497	iholide	Noun	/iːhóliːde/
498	ihora	Noun	/îːhóːra/
499	ihubo	Noun	/íːhuːɓo/
500	ijaji	Noun	/îːdʒáːdʒi/
501	ijazi	Noun	/îːdʒáːzi/
502	ijele	Noun	/îːdʒêːle/
503	ijezi	Noun	/íːdʒeːzí/	jersey, jumper, pullover.
504	ijokwe	Noun	/îːdʒóːɠwe/
505	ijuba	Noun	/íːdʒuːɓa/	dove, pigeon.
506	ijubane	Noun
507	ikamela	Noun	/iːkámeːla/
508	ikati	Noun	/îːkáːti/	cat (domestic).
509	ikesi	Noun	/îːkéːsi/	case, box.
510	ikewu	Noun	/îːkéːwu/	Equivalent to 'Muscovy duck': A large duck (Cairina moschata) which is native to Mexico, Central and South America.
511	ikhabe	Noun	/îːkʰáːɓe/	watermelon.
512	ikhala	Noun	/íːkʰaːla/	Equivalent to 'Nostril': Either of the two orifices located on the nose (or on the beak of a bird); used as a passage fo…
513	ikhanda	Noun	/îːkʰâːnda/	head (top part of the body).
514	ikhanzi	Noun	/îːkʰáːnzi/	cooking pot.
515	ikhasi	Noun	/íːkʰaːsi/	Equivalent to 'Peel': A shovel or similar instrument, now especially a pole with a flat disc at the end used for removin…
516	ikhaya	Noun	/îːkʰâːja/	Equivalent to 'home': A dwelling.
517	ikhefu	Noun		leave of absence.
518	ikhehla	Noun	/íːkʰeːɬá/	man going grey (from old age).
519	ikheji	Noun	/îːkʰéːdʒi/
520	ikhekhe	Noun	/îːkʰéːkʰe/
521	ikheli	Noun	/îːkʰéːli/	address (place).
522	ikhishi	Noun	/íːkʰiːʃi/
523	ikhona	Noun		corner kick.
524	ikhukhu	Noun	/íːkʰuːkʰu/	Equivalent to 'pocket': A bag stitched to an item of clothing, used for carrying small items.
525	ikhulu	Noun	/îːkʰûːlu/	Equivalent to 'hundred': A hundred-dollar bill, or any other note denominated 100 (e.g.
526	ikhwaya	Noun
527	ikhweza	Noun		preservative.
528	ikhwezi	Noun		morning star, Venus.
529	ikilasi	Noun	/îːkiláːsi/	class (in a school).
530	ikilogo	Noun	/îːkilóːɡo/	Equivalent to 'clock': A chronometer, an instrument that measures time, particularly the time of day.
531	iklwa	Noun	/îːkxwá/	large-bladed assegai for stabbing.
532	ilahle	Noun	/îːlâːɬe/	cinder, ember, piece of coal, piece of charcoal.
533	ilanga	Noun	/íːlaːnɡa/	Equivalent to 'sun': The star at the center of the Solar System (our solar system), which shines in our sky, represented…
534	ilayisi	Noun	/iːlájiːsi/
535	ilembe	Noun	/íːleːmbé/
536	ili-	Phrase		archaic form of i- (literally “class 5 full noun prefix”).
537	ilisho	Noun		Equivalent to 'Rickshaw': A two-wheeled carriage pulled along by a person.
538	ilitha	Noun		litre/liter.
539	ilobolo	Noun	/îːloɓóːlo/	Equivalent to 'Dowry': Payment, such as property or money, paid by the bride's family to the groom or his family at the…
540	ilokwe	Noun
541	iloli	Noun	/íːloːlí/	lorry, truck.
542	imali	Noun	/ímaːlí/	Equivalent to 'Mali': A member of a caste in South Asia whose traditional occupation is gardening; hence, any South Asia…
543	imamba	Noun	/ímâːmba/	Equivalent to 'mamba': Any of various venomous snakes of the genus Dendroaspis, native to Africa, that live in trees.
544	imayela	Noun	/iːmájeːla/
545	imbala	Noun	/ímbâːla/	assertion.
546	imbali	Noun	/ímbaːli/	Equivalent to 'flower': A colorful, conspicuous structure associated with angiosperms, frequently scented and attracting…
547	imbambe	Noun		climbing plant.
548	imbasa	Noun	/ímbaːsa/
549	imbazo	Noun		Equivalent to 'Axe': A tool for felling trees or chopping wood etc.
550	imbenge	Noun	/ímbéːnɡe/
551	imbewu	Noun	/ímbêːwu/	Equivalent to 'seed': Any propagative portion of a plant which may be sown, such as true seeds, seed-like fruits, tubers…
552	imbila	Noun		rock hyrax.
553	imbiza	Noun	/ímbiːzá/	cooking pot.
554	imbizo	Noun		Equivalent to 'Assembly': The lower legislative body of each of a number of states of the United States.
555	imbobo	Noun		hole (in material).
556	imbodla	Noun		African wildcat, desert cat.
557	imbombo	Noun
558	imbongi	Noun	/ímboːnɡi/	A praise singer, a traditional bard in Zulu culture.
559	imboni	Noun		factory, plant.
560	imbube	Noun	/ímbuːɓé/
561	imbuya	Noun	/ímbuːja/
562	imbuzi	Noun	/ímbûːzi/	Equivalent to 'goat': Alternative letter-case form of GOAT (“greatest of all time”).
563	iMelika	Noun	/iːméliːɠa/	America (a country in North America).
564	imenzi	Noun
565	imfene	Noun	/ímfeːne/	Equivalent to 'Baboon': An Old World monkey of the genus Papio, having dog-like muzzles and large canine teeth, cheek po…
566	imfihlo	Noun	/ímfîːɬo/
567	imfundo	Noun	/ímfúːndo/	education.
568	imfuyo	Noun	/ímfúːjo/	livestock.
569	imi-	Phrase		Class 4 noun prefix.
570	imifula	Noun
571	imihla	Noun
572	imililo	Noun
573	imilomo	Noun
574	imimba	Noun
575	imini	Noun	/ímíːni/	Equivalent to 'noon': The time of day when the Sun seems to reach its highest point in the sky; solar noon.
576	imisila	Noun
577	imisuka	Noun
578	imitha	Noun		metre/meter (unit).
579	imithi	Noun
580	imoto	Noun	/ímóːto/	Equivalent to 'car': A wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steer…
581	impahla	Noun		equipment, stock, supplies.
582	impala	Noun	/ímpaːla/
583	impande	Noun	/ímpâːnde/	Equivalent to 'root': The part of a plant, generally underground, that anchors and supports the plant body, absorbs and…
584	impela	Noun
585	impempe	Noun
586	impi	Noun	/îːmpí/	Equivalent to 'battle': A habitational surname from Middle English from places in England that have been sites of a batt…
587	impilo	Noun	/ímpiːlo/	way of life, livelihood.
588	impisi	Noun	/ímpîːsi/	ugly, vicious-looking person.
589	impofu	Noun	/ímpôːfu/	Equivalent to 'eland': A genus of large South African antelope (Taurotragus), valued both for its hide and flesh.
590	impohlo	Noun
591	impondo	Noun		handlebar.
592	impongo	Noun	/ímpóːnɡo/	male goat.
593	impoqo	Noun	/ímpoːǃo/	compulsion, force.
594	impuco	Noun	/ímpuːǀo/	razor, shaver.
595	impunzi	Noun	/ímpûːnzi/
596	impuphu	Noun	/ímpuːpʰu/
597	imvama	Noun	/ímvaːmá/	the majority.
598	imvana	Noun	/ímváːna/
599	imvelo	Noun	/ímveːlo/
600	imvu	Noun	/îːmvú/
601	imvubu	Noun	/ímvuːɓú/	Equivalent to 'Hippopotamus': A semi-aquatic, herbivorous, African hoofed mammal of the family Hippopotamidae.
602	imvula	Noun	/ímvûːla/	forerunner, precursor, foreshadowing.
603	imvume	Noun	/ímvúːme/	authorization, permission, permit.
604	imvumo	Noun	/ímvúːmo/
605	incazo	Noun	/íᵑǀaːzo/	explanation.
606	inceku	Noun		attendant, butler, servant, steward.
607	incingo	Noun		affair, issue, matter.
608	incombo	Noun	/íᵑǀoːmbó/	species of small termite.
609	incuncu	Noun		honeyeater, honeysucker.
610	incwadi	Noun	/íᵑǀwaːdí/	a bead pattern used to convey a message to a lover.
611	indaba	Noun	/índaːɓa/	matter, issue, affair.
612	indawo	Noun	/índâːwo/	role, part (in acting).
613	indebe	Noun	/índeːɓé/	cup (competition or prize).
614	indela	Noun		bachelor, spinster.
615	indima	Noun	/índiːmá/	patch of ground.
616	indishi	Noun	/índíːʃi/	basin for washing dishes.
617	iNdiya	Noun		India (a country in Asia).
618	indlala	Noun	/íⁿɮʱaːla/	famine, hunger.
619	indlamu	Noun	/ínɮaːmú/	traditional Zulu dance.
620	indlazi	Noun		mousebird.
621	indle	Noun	/îːnɮé/	Equivalent to 'Wilderness': Uncultivated and unsettled land in its natural state inhabited by wild animals and with vege…
622	indlebe	Noun	/ínɮeːɓé/
623	indleko	Noun
624	indlela	Noun	/ínɮeːla/	manner, way of behaving, behaviour.
625	indlovu	Noun	/íⁿɮʱoːvu/	Equivalent to 'elephant': A large mammal of the family Elephantidae in the order Proboscidea, having a trunk, and native…
626	indlozi	Noun	/ínɮôːzi/	Equivalent to 'serval': A medium-sized African wild cat, Leptailurus serval, formerly Felis serval.
627	indlu	Noun	/íːnɮu/
628	indoda	Noun	/índoːda/	Equivalent to 'husband': A man in a marriage or marital relationship, especially in relation to his spouse.
629	induku	Noun	/índuːɠu/	Equivalent to 'stick': The customary length (according to the material used) of a piece or roll of textile fabrics impor…
630	induna	Noun	/índúːna/	Equivalent to 'induna': A South African tribal councillor or headman (under the king); someone in authority, a boss.
631	inenevu	Noun	/inéneːvu/	shrivelled part of the body (from old age or burning).
632	ingadi	Noun	/ínɡáːdi/
633	ingalo	Noun	/ínɡaːlo/
634	ingane	Noun	/ínɡáːne/	infant, baby, small child.
635	ingcebo	Noun		possessions, means, riches, wealth.
636	ingcosa	Noun		skin (of a human).
637	ingebe	Noun
638	ingede	Noun		honeyguide, indicator bird.
639	iNgisi	Noun	/îːnɡíːsi/	Englishman, Englishwoman.
640	ingobe	Noun	/îːnɡóːɓe/	cat (domestic).
641	ingoma	Noun	/ínɡoːma/	dance song performed at a festival.
642	ingozi	Noun	/ínɡoːzi/	Equivalent to 'danger': Exposure to likely harm; peril.
643	ingqofa	Noun		ferocious person, ferocious animal.
644	ingquza	Noun		anus, rectum.
645	ingubo	Noun	/ínɡuːɓo/
646	ingwane	Noun	/ínɡwaːne/	Equivalent to 'Octopus': Any of several marine molluscs of the order Octopoda, having no internal or external protective…
647	ingwe	Noun	/íːnɡwe/
648	ingxi	Noun	/íːᵑǁʱi/
649	ingxoxo	Noun	/íᵑǁʱoːǁo/	conversation, discussion, chat.
650	inhlaba	Noun	/ínɬâːɓa/	small species of aloe.
651	inhlaka	Noun		gum (of plants), resin.
652	inhlalo	Noun	/ínɬaːlo/	lifestyle, way of life.
653	inhlelo	Noun		arrangement, order, system.
654	inhlobo	Noun		category, class, kind, sort, variety.
655	inhloko	Noun	/ínɬóːɠo/	head, leader, person in charge.
656	inhloli	Noun	/ínɬôːli/
657	inhloso	Noun		aim, goal, objective.
658	iningi	Noun	/îːnîːnɡi/	the majority, the greatest part, the most.
659	inja	Noun	/îːɲdʒá/
660	injobo	Noun	/íɲdʒôːɓo/
661	injongo	Noun	/íɲdʒóːnɡo/	aim, goal, objective.
662	injula	Noun	/íɲdʒuːla/
663	inkaba	Noun		heart (centre or core).
664	inkabi	Noun	/ínkâːɓi/
665	inkala	Noun		Equivalent to 'crab': A unit for measuring the intensity of astrophysical X-ray sources, defined as the intensity of the…
666	inkambo	Noun		custom, habit.
667	inkathi	Noun	/ínkaːtʰí/	age, era, period, epoch.
668	inkawu	Noun	/ínkâːwu/	Equivalent to 'Ape': A primate of the superfamily Hominoidea, generally larger than monkeys and distinguished from them…
669	inkehlo	Noun
670	inkinga	Noun		puzzle, mystery, riddle.
671	inkomba	Noun		forefinger, index finger.
672	inkomo	Noun
673	inkosi	Noun	/ínkôːsi/	Equivalent to 'king': An English and Scottish surname transferred from the nickname, originally a nickname for someone w…
674	inkotha	Noun		forefinger, index finger.
675	inkuba	Noun		Equivalent to 'dung beetle': Any of the beetle of the family Scarabaeidae (scarab beetles), especially of the subfamilie…
676	inkukhu	Noun
677	inkungu	Noun	/ínkuːnɡú/	Equivalent to 'fog': A new growth of grass appearing on a field that has been mowed or grazed.
678	inkunzi	Noun	/ínkûːnzi/
679	inkwali	Noun	/ínkwaːlí/	partridge, pheasant.
680	inkwazi	Noun		Equivalent to 'eagle': Any of several large carnivorous and carrion-eating birds in the family Accipitridae, having a po…
681	inqaba	Noun		difficulty, difficult thing.
682	inqama	Noun		ram, male sheep.
683	inqe	Noun	/îːᵑǃé/
684	inqina	Noun		hunt, shoot, hunting party.
685	inqindi	Noun	/íᵑǃiːndi/	outcome, result, upshot.
686	inqola	Noun	/íᵑǃóːla/	Equivalent to 'Doge': Alternative letter-case form of doge (“ruler of Venice or Genoa”).
687	inqomfi	Noun		yellow-throated longclaw.
688	inqulu	Noun
689	inqumba	Noun		cast-out buffalo.
690	inqwaba	Noun		accumulation.
691	insangu	Noun	/ínsaːnɡú/	Equivalent to 'marijuana': The inflorescence of the Cannabis sativa plant, smoked or ingested for euphoric effect.
692	insele	Noun	/ínseːle/	Equivalent to 'honey badger': Mellivora capensis, a badger-like mustelid native to Africa, the Middle East and the India…
693	insephe	Noun	/ínseːpʰé/	Equivalent to 'springbok': A small, fast antelope native to southern Africa, Antidorcas marsupialis.
694	insimba	Noun	/ínsîːmba/
695	insimbi	Noun	/ínsîːmbi/	Equivalent to 'iron': A common, inexpensive metal, silvery grey when untarnished, that rusts, is attracted by magnets, a…
696	insimu	Noun	/ínsîːmu/	field, cultivated land.
697	insini	Noun
698	insipho	Noun	/ínsiːpʰo/
699	insizwa	Noun	/ínsíːzwa/	young man, almost adult.
700	inso	Noun	/îːnsó/
701	insundu	Noun	/ínsûːndu/	dark-brown beast.
702	inswelo	Noun	/ínswéːlo/	lack, necessity, need, requirement, requisite.
703	intaba	Noun	/íntaːɓa/	mountain, hill.
704	intaka	Noun	/íntaːɠa/	female finch.
705	intambo	Noun	/íntaːmbo/	Equivalent to 'rope': Thick strings, yarn, monofilaments, metal wires, or strands of other cordage that are twisted toge…
706	intamo	Noun	/íntaːmo/	Equivalent to 'neck': The part of the body connecting the head and the trunk found in humans and some animals.
707	intando	Noun		will, wish.
708	intela	Noun	/ínteːla/
709	intengo	Noun	/íntéːnɡo/
710	intethe	Noun	/ínteːtʰe/	grasshopper, locust.
711	intini	Noun	/íntiːní/
712	into	Noun	/îːntó/
713	intombi	Noun	/íntoːmbí/	girlfriend, fiancée.
714	intonga	Noun	/íntoːnɡa/	Equivalent to 'stick': The customary length (according to the material used) of a piece or roll of textile fabrics impor…
715	intsha	Noun	/îːɲtʃá/	young people, youths.
716	intshe	Noun	/îːɲtʃé/
717	intulo	Noun	/íntúːlo/	Equivalent to 'Gecko': Any lizard in the infraorder Gekkota.
718	intuthu	Noun	/íntuːtʰú/	Equivalent to 'smoke': The visible vapor/vapour, gases, and fine particles given off by burning or smoldering material.
719	intwala	Noun	/íntwáːla/	Equivalent to 'Louse': A small parasitic wingless insect of the order Psocodea.
720	inungu	Noun	/ínûːnɡú/	porcupine.
721	inxa	Conjunction
722	inxaso	Noun	/íᵑǁáːso/
723	inxeba	Noun
724	inxele	Noun	/îːᵑǁêːle/	lefthanded person, lefty.
725	inyala	Noun
726	inyama	Noun	/íɲaːma/	Equivalent to 'meat': The flesh (muscle tissue) of an animal used as food, or a food designed to replicate its taste and…
727	inyanga	Noun	/íɲaːnɡá/	traditional doctor or healer.
728	inyanya	Noun
729	inyathi	Noun	/íɲâːtʰi/
730	inyoka	Noun	/íɲôːɠa/	Equivalent to 'snake': The sixth of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac related to the Chine…
731	inyonga	Noun		thigh bone, femur.
732	inyongo	Noun		A form of mucoid plaque that is said to be treated by ukuphalaza or by ukuchatha or by laxatives; it is said to be cause…
733	inyoni	Noun	/íɲoːni/
734	inyosi	Noun	/íɲôːsi/
735	inyumba	Noun		barren woman, barren female animal.
736	inzima	Noun	/ínziːma/	black ox or bull.
737	inzondo	Noun	/ínzóːndo/
738	inzulu	Noun	/ínzuːlú/
739	iphahla	Noun
740	iphango	Noun	/íːpʰaːnɡo/	famine, hunger.
741	iphaphu	Noun		Equivalent to 'Lung': A biological organ of vertebrates that controls breathing and oxygenates the blood.
742	iphara	Noun
743	iphela	Noun		cockroach.
744	iphepha	Noun
745	iphiko	Noun	/íːpʰiːɠo/	wing (for flying).
746	iphupho	Noun		Equivalent to 'dream': Acronym of development, relief, and education for alien minors.
747	iphutha	Noun		error, fault, mistake.
748	iphuzu	Noun		point, matter, subject.
749	ipipi	Noun	/îːpíːpi/
750	ipiyano	Noun	/îːpijáːno/	Equivalent to 'piano': A percussive keyboard musical instrument, usually ranging over seven octaves, with white and blac…
751	ipulazi	Noun	/îːpuláːzi/
752	iqabi	Noun	/íːǃaːɓí/	Equivalent to 'leaf': The usually green and flat organ that represents the most prominent feature of most vegetative pla…
753	iqadi	Noun		right-hand wife.
754	iqakala	Noun	/iːǃáɠaːla/
755	iqanda	Noun	/íːǃaːndá/	Equivalent to 'egg': An approximately spherical or ellipsoidal body produced by birds, insects, reptiles, and other anim…
756	iqaqa	Noun	/íːǃaːǃá/
757	iqatha	Noun	/îːǃâːtʰa/	chunk of meat.
758	iqembu	Noun		group (of people).
759	iqeqeba	Noun
760	iqhawe	Noun	/îːǃʰáːwe/	warrior, hero.
761	iqhezu	Noun		bit, fragment.
762	iqhina	Noun	/íːǃʰiːna/	Equivalent to 'steenbok': A common small antelope of southern and eastern Africa, Raphicerus campestris.
763	iqhinga	Noun		strategy, plan, scheme.
764	iqhude	Noun	/îːǃʰúːde/
765	iqhwa	Noun	/íːǃʰwa/	Equivalent to 'ice': Acronym of internal combustion engine.
766	iqhwana	Noun	/íːǃʰwaːna/	hailstone.
767	iqili	Noun		clever person, crafty person, smart person.
768	iqiniso	Noun	/îːǃinîːso/
769	iqola	Noun		southern fiscal, butcher bird.
770	iqoqo	Noun		assemblage, collection, group.
771	isabelo	Noun	/isáɓeːlo/	portion, share.
772	isala	Noun	/ísaːla/	bunch of feathers, worn on the back of the head.
773	isanda	Noun	/isáːnda/	layer of reeds to store grain on.
774	isandla	Noun	/isáːnɮa/	Equivalent to 'hand': The part of the forelimb below the forearm or wrist in a human, and the corresponding part in many…
775	isando	Noun	/isáːndo/	Equivalent to 'hammer': someone connected with West Ham Football Club, as a fan, player, coach etc.
776	isandu	Noun	/ísaːndú/	palm species.
777	isapha	Noun	/îːsáːpʰa/
778	isebi	Noun	/ísêːɓi/
779	isele	Noun	/íːseːle/
780	iselula	Noun		cellphone.
781	isende	Noun
782	isenzo	Noun	/iséːnzo/	Equivalent to 'Verb': A word that indicates an action, event, or state of being.
783	ishaka	Noun	/íːʃaːɠa/	illegitimate pregnancy.
784	ishampu	Noun
785	ishawa	Noun		shower (device for spraying water).
786	ishinga	Noun		Equivalent to 'Rogue': A scoundrel, rascal or unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person.
787	ishiya	Noun
788	ishumi	Noun	/îːʃûːmi/	Equivalent to 'ten': Initialism of toxic epidermal necrolysis.
789	ishungu	Noun	/îːʃúːnɡu/
790	ishwa	Noun		misfortune.
791	isi-	Phrase		Class 7 noun prefix.
792	isibali	Noun		calculator.
793	isibaya	Noun	/ísiɓâːja/	fold, kraal.
794	isibi	Noun	/ísiːɓí/	piece of rubbish, garbage.
795	isibiba	Noun	/isíɓiːɓa/	antidote for snake.
796	isibili	Noun	/isíɓiːlí/	the real self, one's personality, character.
797	isibunu	Noun	/ísiɓúːnu/
798	isicebi	Noun	/isíǀeːɓi/	rich person.
799	isichwe	Noun	/ísiːǀʰwé/	short person, dwarf, pigmy.
800	isici	Noun	/ísiːǀí/	defect, flaw, blemish.
801	isidla	Noun	/ísiːɮá/	right hand.
802	isidlo	Noun	/ísiːɮó/	meal, dish.
803	isidula	Noun	/ísidúːla/	fat person.
804	isifo	Noun	/ísiːfó/	disease, sickness.
805	isifuba	Noun	/ísifûːɓa/	chest (of the body).
806	isiga	Noun	/ísiːɡá/	nickname that highlights a particular quality or other noteworthy attribute.
807	isigege	Noun		loincloth (worn by girls).
808	isigidi	Noun	/isíɡiːdi/
809	isigodi	Noun
810	isigqi	Noun	/isíːᶢǃʱi/	sound of footsteps, footfall.
811	isihla	Noun	/ísiːɬá/	bunch, cluster.
812	isijula	Noun		short throwing spear.
813	isiko	Noun	/îːsíːɠo/	custom, habit, tradition.
814	isikole	Noun	/ísikóːle/
815	isikova	Noun		obsolete spelling of isikhova.
816	isileti	Noun	/isíleːti/	slate (board to write on).
817	isilevu	Noun	/isíleːvu/	Equivalent to 'chin': The bottom of a face, (specifically) the typically jutting jawline below the mouth.
818	isilima	Noun	/ísilîːma/	fool, idiot, stupid person.
819	isilisa	Noun	/ísilíːsa/	male people, menfolk.
820	isiliva	Noun	/îːsilíːva/
821	isilo	Noun	/isíːlo/	wild animal, especially a leopard or lion.
822	isilwi	Noun	/isíːlwi/
823	isimame	Noun	/isímʱaːmʱé/	womenfolk.
824	isimba	Noun		feces, shit.
825	isimemo	Noun	/ísimêːmo/	invitation.
826	isimo	Noun	/ísiːmó/	state, condition, status.
827	isinci	Noun	/isíːᵑǀi/	Equivalent to 'aardwolf': A nocturnal, insectivorous mammal, Proteles cristatus, of southern and eastern Africa, related…
828	isine	Noun	/isíːne/	the fourth one.
829	isingci	Noun	/isíːᵑǀʱi/
830	isinkwa	Noun	/isíːnkwa/
831	isinkwe	Noun	/ísiːnkwé/
832	isinqe	Noun	/ísiːᵑǃé/	buttocks, rump.
833	isintu	Noun	/isíːntu/	the human race, mankind.
834	isinye	Noun	/ísiːɲé/
835	isipho	Noun	/ísiːpʰó/	Equivalent to 'gift': Something given to another voluntarily, without charge.
836	isipunu	Noun	/ísipúːnu/	Equivalent to 'spoon': An implement for eating or serving; a scooped utensil whose long handle is straight, in contrast…
837	isiqalo	Noun	/ísiǃâːlo/	beginning, start.
838	isiqimu	Noun	/ísiǃíːmu/	bubonic plague.
839	isiqoqo	Noun
840	isiquba	Noun		pied kingfisher.
841	isisu	Noun	/isíːsu/	Equivalent to 'stomach': stomach (an organ in animals that stores food in the process of digestion).
842	isitha	Noun	/íːsiːtʰa/	enemy, opponent, adversary.
843	isitini	Noun	/ísitíːni/	Equivalent to 'Brick': A hardened rectangular block of mud, clay etc., used for building.
844	isitofu	Noun	/ísitóːfu/	Equivalent to 'Stove': A heater, a closed apparatus to burn fuel for the warming of a room.
845	isitolo	Noun	/ísitôːlo/	store, shop.
846	isitsha	Noun	/isíːtʃa/	Equivalent to 'plate': Silver or gold, in the form of a coin, or less often silver or gold utensils or dishes.
847	isitulo	Noun	/ísitúːlo/	stool, chair.
848	isivalo	Noun	/isívaːlo/
849	isixaxa	Noun
850	isixuku	Noun		cluster, crowd, group.
851	isixula	Noun		pied kingfisher, blue kingfisher, half-collared kingfisher.
852	isiziba	Noun	/isíziːɓa/	Equivalent to 'pool': A small and rather deep area of (usually) fresh water, as one supplied by a spring, or occurring i…
853	isiZulu	Noun	/isízuːlu/	Equivalent to 'Zulu': A member of an African ethnic group living mainly in the KwaZulu-Natal Province in eastern South A…
854	isizwe	Noun	/isíːzwe/	people, tribe, clan.
855	isoka	Noun		a young man who has passed through the circumcision ritual.
856	isondo	Noun	/îːsôːndo/	hoofprint.
857	isono	Noun	/ísôːno/	sin, bad deed.
858	iSonto	Noun	/íːsoːnto/	Equivalent to 'Sunday': The first day of the week in many religious traditions, and the seventh day of the week in syste…
859	isosa	Noun	/îːsóːsa/
860	isundu	Noun		date palm.
861	iSwazi	Noun	/íːswaːzi/	Equivalent to 'Swazi': A Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland/Eswatini and the South African regions adjacent to…
862	itafula	Noun		Equivalent to 'table': Furniture with a top surface to accommodate a variety of uses.
863	iTaliya	Noun		Italy (a country in Europe).
864	itende	Noun		cover hood.
865	ithambo	Noun	/îːtʰâːmbo/
866	ithanga	Noun		Equivalent to 'Thigh': The upper leg of a human, between the hip and the knee.
867	iTheku	Noun	/îːtʰêːɠu/	Durban (a city in South Africa).
868	ithemba	Noun		Equivalent to 'faith': A trust or confidence in the intentions or abilities of a person, object, or ideal from prior emp…
869	ithu	Pronoun		Combining stem of thina used with possessive concords.
870	ithuba	Noun		chance, opportunity.
871	ithumbu	Noun	/íːtʰuːmbu/	bowel, gut, (in the plural) intestines.
872	ithunga	Noun		lunch box, lunch pail.
873	ithusi	Noun	/îːtʰúːsi/
874	ithwasa	Noun		a traditional healer during apprenticeship.
875	itiye	Noun	/îːtíːje/
876	itshe	Noun	/íːtʃe/	Equivalent to 'stone': An English occupational and habitational surname from Old English, for someone who lived near a s…
877	itsheri	Noun		girlfriend.
878	itswayi	Noun	/íːtswaːjí/	Equivalent to 'salt': Acronym of state and local tax(es) [deduction], a tax deduction whereby some portion of the money…
879	ivaka	Noun	/îːvâːɠa/	slovenly person.
880	ivesi	Noun	/îːvéːsi/
881	ivila	Noun		lazy person.
882	ivoti	Noun
883	ivukusi	Noun	/íːvuɠuːsí/
884	ivukuzi	Noun	/íːvuɠuːzí/	Equivalent to 'Mole': In the International System of Units, the base unit of amount of substance; the amount of substanc…
885	iwashi	Noun		Equivalent to 'clock': A chronometer, an instrument that measures time, particularly the time of day.
886	iwayini	Noun	/iːwájiːni/
887	iwodi	Noun	/îːwóːdi/
888	ixhegu	Noun	/íːǁʰeːɡu/
889	ixhiba	Noun		makeshift hut, temporary hut.
890	ixolo	Noun	/îːǁôːlo/	Equivalent to 'Bark': A small sailing vessel, e.g.
891	ixoxo	Noun	/íːǁoːǁo/	conversation, talk.
892	ixuku	Noun		cluster, crowd, group.
893	iyadi	Noun	/îːjáːdi/
894	iyezi	Noun	/íːjeːzí/	cloudiness, haziness.
895	izaba	Noun	/ízaːɓá/	last-ditch effort.
896	izabulo	Noun	/ízaɓúːlo/	private matters of the family.
897	izala	Noun	/íːzaːla/	pile of rubbish.
898	izandla	Noun	/izáːnɮa/
899	izando	Noun	/izáːndo/
900	izembe	Noun		axe, hatchet.
901	izenzo	Noun	/izéːnzo/
902	izi-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix, used when preceding a consonant n, m, or l.
903	izibaya	Noun	/íziɓâːja/
904	izibunu	Noun	/íziɓúːnu/
905	izidlo	Noun	/íziːɮó/
906	izifo	Noun	/íziːfó/
907	izifuba	Noun	/ízifûːɓa/
908	izigidi	Noun	/izíɡiːdi/
909	iziko	Noun		fireplace, hearth.
910	izikova	Noun
911	izilevu	Noun	/izilêːvu/
912	izilima	Noun	/ízilîːma/
913	izilimi	Noun
914	izilo	Noun	/izíːlo/
915	izim-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix; form of izin- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
916	izimemo	Noun	/ízimêːmo/
917	izimini	Noun
918	izimo	Noun	/íziːmó/
919	izimpi	Noun
920	izimu	Noun	/îːzîːmu/
921	izin-	Phrase		Class 10 noun prefix.
922	izindlu	Noun
923	izinga	Noun	/íːziːnɡa/	quality, standard.
924	izingwe	Noun
925	izinja	Noun
926	izinqe	Noun	/íziːᵑǃé/
927	izinti	Noun
928	izinyo	Noun	/îːzîːɲo/	Equivalent to 'tooth': A hard, calcareous structure present in the mouth of many vertebrate animals, generally used for…
929	izipho	Noun	/íːziːpʰo/	Equivalent to 'Claw': A curved, pointed, horny projection on each digit of the foot of a mammal, reptile, or bird.
930	iziqalo	Noun	/íziǃâːlo/
931	izisu	Noun
932	izitha	Noun	/íːziːtʰá/	Equivalent to 'enemy': Someone who is hostile to, feels hatred towards, opposes the interests of, or intends injury to s…
933	izolo	Noun	/íːzoːlo/	Equivalent to 'yesterday': The day immediately before today; one day ago.
934	izono	Noun	/ízôːno/
935	izulu	Noun	/íːzuːlu/	Equivalent to 'weather': The short-term state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place, including the temperature…
936	izwe	Noun	/íːzwe/	nation, country.
937	izwi	Noun	/îːzwí/	word, statement.
938	jabha	Verb		to become disappointed.
939	jabhisa	Verb		to disappoint.
940	jabula	Verb		to rejoice, to be joyful.
941	jaha	Verb
942	jana	Adjective		rather long.
943	jika	Verb		to hang, to be suspended.
944	jikaza	Verb		to dangle, to swing.
945	jikela	Verb		to turn to, to turn into.
946	jola	Verb		to go steady.
947	jova	Verb		to innoculate, to vaccinate, to inject.
948	joyina	Verb		to join, to become a member (of), to engage (in).
949	jula	Verb		to dive deep, to sink deep down.
950	juluka	Verb		to sweat (emit from pores).
951	jwayela	Verb
952	kade	Verb, Adverb, Conjunction		only just has/have been.
953	kahle	Noun, Adverb, Interjection	/ɠaːɬé/
954	kakhulu	Adverb	/ɠakʰûːlu/	a lot, very much, greatly.
955	kala	Verb
956	kambe	Adverb		Interrogative particle; indicates a sarcastic statement. Placed at the end of the sentence.
957	kanjani	Adverb		in what manner.
958	kanti	Adverb, Conjunction, Interjection		after all, however, nevertheless, notwithstanding.
959	kanye	Adverb	/ɠaːɲe/	the same, in the same way.
960	khaba	Verb
961	khala	Verb		to cry, to weep, to wail.
962	khama	Verb		to be agape, to have the mouth open.
963	khamisa	Verb
964	khanda	Verb		to beat, to pound, to hammer, to forge.
965	khanuka	Verb		to crave, to long, to lust, to yearn, to have a strong desire.
966	khanya	Verb	/kʰaːɲa/	to gleam, to be shiny.
967	khela	Verb		to address, to direct (a letter etc.).
968	khetha	Verb		to choose, to select, to pick.
969	khinga	Verb		to complicate, to make complicated, to tangle.
970	khipha	Verb		to take out, to extract, to retrieve.
971	khiqiza	Verb		to produce, to manufacture, to fabricate.
972	khiya	Verb
973	khiza	Verb		to drizzle.
974	khohlwa	Verb		to overlook.
975	khokha	Verb
976	kholwa	Verb		to have confidence in, to trust in.
977	khomba	Verb		to point at/to.
978	khona	Adverb, Pronoun, Conjunction	/kʰoːná/	it; class 15 absolute pronoun.
979	khonza	Verb		to admire, to be fond of, to like very much.
980	khotha	Verb
981	khula	Verb		to mature, to reach puberty.
982	khuleka	Verb		to salute.
983	khulela	Verb		to grow up in.
984	khulisa	Verb		to raise, to foster, to nurture, to bring up.
985	khulu	Adjective	/kʰûːlu/	main, most important.
986	khulula	Verb		to loosen, to unfix, to unloose, to untie.
987	khuluma	Verb		to speak, to talk.
988	khumuka	Verb		to come off, to come out.
989	khumula	Verb		to loosen, to unfix, to unloose, to untie.
990	khuza	Verb		to admonish, to rebuke, to reprimand, to reprove, to scold.
991	khwela	Verb		to annoy, to harass, to irk, to pester, to vex, to upset.
992	khweza	Verb		to cause to mount, to cause to get onto, to cause to ride.
993	kleza	Verb		to straighten out (hair, cloth, etc.).
994	klwebha	Verb		to scratch, to cut open the skin of (by scratching).
995	kobaba	Noun		locative plural of ubaba.
996	konje	Conjunction		by the way, incidentally.
997	kubaba	Noun		locative singular of ubaba.
998	kude	Adverb	/ɠúːde/	far, a long way, a great distance.
999	kuna-	Phrase		than, compared to.
1000	kusasa	Adverb		Equivalent to 'tomorrow': The day after the present day.
1001	kwa-	Phrase	/ɠwa/	of; class 15 possessive concord.
1002	kweleta	Verb
1003	laba	Pronoun	/ˈláɓa/	these; class 2 proximal demonstrative.
1004	labo	Pronoun	/láːɓo/	those; class 2 distal demonstrative.
1005	lahla	Verb		to throw away, to discard.
1006	lahleka	Verb		to get lost, to go astray.
1007	lala	Verb		to rest (by lying down).
1008	lalela	Verb		to rest/sleep for.
1009	lalisa	Verb		to cause to sleep, to put to sleep.
1010	lalwa	Verb		to be slept.
1011	lamba	Verb		to become hungry.
1012	landa	Verb		to narrate, to tell, to give an account of.
1013	landela	Verb		to obey, to observe, to honor.
1014	lapha	Adverb	/láːpʰa/	here; proximal demonstrative adverb.
1015	laphaya	Adverb		over there, yonder; remote demonstrative adverb.
1016	lapho	Adverb	/láːpʰo/	there; distal demonstrative adverb.
1017	lawo	Pronoun	/láːwo/	those; class 6 distal demonstrative.
1018	layela	Verb		to direct, to instruct, to show the way.
1019	lele	Verb		to be asleep.
1020	leli	Pronoun	/ˈléli/	this; class 5 proximal demonstrative.
1021	lelo	Pronoun	/léːlo/	that; class 5 distal demonstrative.
1022	lenga	Verb		to dangle, to hang.
1023	lesi	Pronoun	/ˈlési/	this; class 7 proximal demonstrative.
1024	leso	Pronoun	/léːso/	that; class 7 distal demonstrative.
1025	letha	Verb		Equivalent to 'bring': To transport toward somebody/somewhere.
1026	lethela	Verb		to bring for/to.
1027	lethisa	Verb		to make/help bring.
1028	leyo	Pronoun	/léːjo/	those; class 4 distal demonstrative.
1029	lezi	Pronoun	/ˈlézi/	these; class 10 proximal demonstrative.
1030	lezo	Pronoun	/léːzo/	those; class 10 distal demonstrative.
1031	libala	Verb		to delay, to loiter, to take a long time.
1032	lila	Verb		to lament, to mourn.
1033	lima	Verb		to farm, cultivate.
1034	limaza	Verb		to damage, to disable, to harm, to hurt, to injure.
1035	limisa	Verb		to make/help plough.
1036	linda	Verb		to guard, watch over.
1037	linga	Verb		to try, to attempt.
1038	lingana	Verb		to be balanced, level, even.
1039	lingisa	Noun, Verb		to imitate, to mimic, to copy.
1040	liphuzi	Conjunction
1041	loba	Verb	/lóːɓa/	to cut ornamental incisions, tattoo, draw ornamental figures, carve patterns.
1042	lobela	Verb		to write to, to correspond with.
1043	lobo	Pronoun	/lóːɓo/	that; class 14 distal demonstrative.
1044	lobola	Verb		to pay the bride price.
1045	lobu	Pronoun	/ˈlóɓu/	this; class 14 proximal demonstrative.
1046	lokho	Pronoun	/lóːkʰo/	that; class 15 distal demonstrative.
1047	lokhu	Pronoun	/ˈlókʰu/	this; class 15 proximal demonstrative.
1048	lolo	Pronoun	/lóːlo/	that; class 11 distal demonstrative.
1049	lolu	Pronoun	/ˈlólu/	this; class 11 proximal demonstrative.
1050	lona	Pronoun	/loːná/	he, she, him, her, it; class 11 absolute pronoun.
1051	londa	Verb		to preserve, to save, to keep, to keep safe.
1052	lotha	Verb		to die down (of a fire), to smoulder.
1053	lowo	Pronoun	/lóːwo/	that; class 1 distal demonstrative.
1054	luhlaza	Conjunction	/luɬâːza/	uncultured, uneducated.
1055	luka	Verb
1056	lukhuni	Conjunction		difficult, complicated.
1057	lula	Conjunction		light (weighing little).
1058	luma	Verb
1059	lunama	Conjunction		sticky, tenacious.
1060	lunga	Verb		to get prepared, to get ready.
1061	lungela	Verb		to prepare for, to get ready for.
1062	lungisa	Verb		to fix, to correct, to mend, to put in order, to rectify, to repair.
1063	luthuthuva	Conjunction
1064	lwa-	Phrase	/lʷa/	of; class 11 possessive concord.
1065	mahhala	Adverb	/maɦáːla/	free, gratis.
1066	mahosha	Noun
1067	makhaza	Conjunction
1068	mangala	Verb		to be amazed, to be astonished, to be surprised.
1069	manje	Adverb	/ˈmaːːnd͡ʒe/	now, at present.
1070	manzi	Conjunction
1071	maye	Interjection		beware!, look out!, oh my!.
1072	mbalwa	Conjunction		few, several.
1073	mboza	Verb		to become cloudy, to become overcast.
1074	mbumbulu	Conjunction		artificial, counterfeit, fake.
1075	mdaka	Conjunction
1076	mema	Verb		to summon, to invite.
1077	mhla	Adverb, Conjunction		on the day that, at the time when.
1078	mhlawumbe	Conjunction		maybe, perhaps.
1079	mhlophe	Conjunction		pure, innocent.
1080	mhloshana	Conjunction		pale, whitish.
1081	mina	Pronoun	/miːná/	I, me; first-person singular absolute pronoun.
1082	minza	Verb
1083	mnandi	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'sweet': sweet (having a pleasant taste, especially induced by sugar).
1084	mnene	Conjunction		kind, gentle, good-natured.
1085	mnyama	Conjunction
1086	mosha	Verb
1087	mphisholo	Conjunction		black, dark.
1088	mpofu	Conjunction		dun, tan, tawny, greyish-brown, yellowish-brown.
1089	mpunga	Conjunction
1090	msulwa	Conjunction		chaste, innocent, pure, virginal.
1091	msweswana	Conjunction
1092	mthubi	Conjunction		cream-coloured.
1093	mtoti	Conjunction		pleasant, sweet.
1094	muka	Verb		Prepared fibre of harakeke, used in traditional Maori weaving.
1095	munca	Verb		to suck up, to absorb.
1096	muntu	Noun	/ˈmùːntù/	simple singular of umuntu, a person.
1097	munya	Verb
1098	musa	Interjection	/mʱúːsa/	Equivalent to 'don't': Chiefly in dos and don'ts: something that must or should not be done.
1099	muThwa	Noun		simple singular of úmuThwá.
1100	naba	Verb
1101	naka	Verb		to notice, to take care of.
1102	namatha	Verb		to stick/adhere to.
1103	ncama	Verb		to satisfy.
1104	ncane	Adjective		minor, insignificant.
1105	nceda	Verb		to help, to aid, to assist.
1106	ncedisa	Verb		to cause to help, to cause to aid, to cause to assist.
1107	ncela	Noun, Verb
1108	ncelisa	Verb		to breastfeed, to nurse, to suckle.
1109	ncenga	Verb		Equivalent to 'ask': The first male human, according to the Poetic Edda.
1110	ncika	Verb		to depend on, to rely on (+loc.).
1111	ncipha	Verb		to decrease, to diminish, to dwindle, to lessen, to shorten, to shrink, to wane, to become less, to become smaller.
1112	ncokola	Verb		to jest, to joke, to make fun.
1113	ncoma	Verb		to admire, to commend, to praise.
1114	ncombo	Conjunction
1115	ncomeka	Verb		to be commendable, to be creditable.
1116	ndiza	Verb
1117	netha	Verb		to be wet.
1118	nga-	Preposition, Phrase		at, in, on (a time, moment, day etc).
1119	ngaki	Adjective		how many, how much.
1120	ngcola	Verb		to become contaminated, to become polluted.
1121	ngcono	Conjunction		better (after being sick).
1122	ngcwaba	Verb
1123	ngcwele	Conjunction		sacred, holy.
1124	ngeke	Verb
1125	ngena	Verb		to begin (of a season).
1126	ngenisa	Verb		to admit, to permit to enter.
1127	ngenxa	Conjunction		because of, on behalf of.
1128	ngeshwa	Adverb	/nɡéːʃwa/	unfortunately.
1129	ngi-	Phrase		I; first-person singular subject concord.
1130	ngoba	Conjunction		as, because, since.
1131	ngobaba	Noun		copulative plural of ubaba.
1132	ngokuba	Conjunction		(Conjunction).
1133	ngomuso	Adverb	/nɡomûːsó/
1134	ngqofa	Verb		to attack furiously.
1135	ngubaba	Noun		copulative singular of ubaba.
1136	ngwevu	Noun, Conjunction
1137	nika	Verb		to hand, to hand over.
1138	nina	Pronoun	/niːná/	you, you all; second-person plural absolute pronoun.
1139	ningi	Adjective		many, much.
1140	ninjani	Phrase		how are you?.
1141	njalo	Adverb, Conjunction		always, all the time, continually, continuously, constantly.
1142	njani	Conjunction		what kind of.
1143	njengoba	Conjunction		as if, as though.
1144	noma	Conjunction		although, even though, even if.
1145	nqaba	Verb		to disallow, to refuse, to forbid, to prohibit, to decline, to reject.
1146	nqabela	Verb		to disallow for, to refuse for, to forbid for, to prohibit for, to decline for, to reject for.
1147	nqaka	Verb		to catch (something in motion).
1148	nqamuka	Verb		to cease, to end, to stop.
1149	nqamula	Verb		to cut, to cut off, to cut through, to amputate.
1150	nqanda	Verb		to become curved, to grow twisted.
1151	nqekuza	Verb		to nod, to bob the head.
1152	nqikaza	Verb		to hesitate.
1153	nqoba	Verb		to conquer, to defeat, to overcome, to overpower.
1154	nquma	Verb		to cut off, to sever, to amputate.
1155	nqunu	Conjunction		Equivalent to 'naked': naakte بصورةٍ عاريَه неподправено nuamente naze nackt nøgent γυμνά al descubierto alasti آشکارا a…
1156	nsomi	Conjunction
1157	nsundu	Conjunction		black (skin colour).
1158	ntaza	Verb
1159	ntweza	Verb		to glide, to surf.
1160	nuka	Verb		to smell (have a particular odour).
1161	nxiba	Verb		to beg, to entreat.
1162	nxusa	Noun, Verb		Equivalent to 'ask': The first male human, according to the Poetic Edda.
1163	nyakaza	Verb		to move about, to bestir oneself.
1164	nyala	Verb
1165	nyumba	Verb		to become barren, to become sterile.
1166	nzima	Conjunction		strong, awe-inspiring.
1167	obaba	Noun
1168	obani	Noun
1169	obu-	Phrase		Class 14 adjective concord.
1170	ofishi	Noun
1171	oku-	Phrase		Class 15 adjective concord.
1172	olu-	Phrase		Class 11 adjective concord.
1173	omama	Noun
1174	omame	Noun
1175	omdala	Noun
1176	omka	Noun
1177	omu-	Phrase
1178	onda	Verb		to become embarrassed or depressed.
1179	ondla	Verb		to watch, to keep an eye on.
1180	onga	Verb		to be sparing, frugal, to economise.
1181	onina	Noun
1182	onyoko	Noun
1183	opha	Verb
1184	otha	Verb		to warm oneself at, to bask in.
1185	oyihlo	Noun
1186	oyise	Noun
1187	paka	Verb
1188	pela	Verb
1189	penda	Verb		to paint, color.
1190	phahla	Verb		to store away, to pack together.
1191	phaka	Verb	/pʰaːɠa/	to serve food, dish up, ladle out.
1192	phakama	Verb		to rise, to become elevated.
1193	phalaza	Verb		to vomit after taking an emetic.
1194	phandle	Adverb
1195	phansi	Adverb		down, on the ground.
1196	phapha	Verb		to flap the wings, to fly.
1197	phasa	Verb		to pass, to succeed in.
1198	phatha	Verb		carry, hold (in the hand).
1199	phawula	Verb		to brand, to mark.
1200	pheka	Verb		to cook, to boil.
1201	phekela	Verb		to cook for.
1202	phela	Verb, Adverb		to end, to terminate, to finish, to come to an end.
1203	phelela	Verb		to be complete, to be entire, to be all present, to be whole.
1204	phemba	Verb		to kindle, to start a fire.
1205	phepha	Verb		to be safe.
1206	phetha	Verb		to complete, to conclude, to finish.
1207	phezolo	Adverb	/pʰézoːlo/	early in the evening.
1208	phezu	Adverb		on top of.
1209	phezulu	Adverb		Equivalent to 'high': A high point or position, literally (as, an elevated place; a superior region; a height; the sky…
1210	phika	Verb		to contradict, to deny, to disclaim, to gainsay.
1211	phikisa	Verb		to contradict, to deny, to disclaim, to gainsay.
1212	phila	Verb		to be well, to be healthy.
1213	philisa	Verb		to be healthy, to cause good health.
1214	phimisa	Verb		to pronounce, to utter.
1215	phinda	Verb		to repeat, to do again.
1216	phinde	Verb, Conjunction		never again.
1217	phisa	Verb		to begin, to commence, to start.
1218	phola	Verb		to heal up, get well.
1219	phonsa	Noun, Verb
1220	phoqa	Verb		to compel, to force.
1221	phoqoka	Verb
1222	phoqoza	Verb
1223	phosa	Verb		to bewitch, to hypnotise.
1224	phoxa	Verb		to embarrass.
1225	phoxeka	Verb		to become embarrassed.
1226	phuca	Verb
1227	phucula	Verb		to rub smooth.
1228	phucuza	Verb		to polish.
1229	phuka	Verb
1230	phula	Verb		to break, to fracture.
1231	phulula	Verb		to stroke.
1232	phuma	Verb		to emit, to secrete, to discharge.
1233	phumela	Verb		to come out to/in, to go out to/in, to exit to/in.
1234	phumula	Verb
1235	phupha	Verb
1236	phutha	Verb		to be missing, to lack.
1237	phuza	Verb		to be slow, to take long.
1238	popola	Verb		to examine (medically).
1239	qabuka	Verb		to see for the first time, to experience for the first time.
1240	qabula	Verb		to enliven, to quicken, to evaporate.
1241	qagela	Verb		to guess (by conjecture/chance/intuition).
1242	qala	Verb		to begin, to start, to initiate, to set off.
1243	qalaza	Verb		to look about, to look around.
1244	qaleka	Verb		to be ready to begin, start.
1245	qalisa	Verb		to begin, to start, to initiate, to set off.
1246	qamba	Verb		to invent, to compose, to make up.
1247	qamela	Verb	/ǃaméːla/	to rest the head.
1248	qanda	Verb		to be freezing cold.
1249	qaphela	Verb		to be alert, to be cautious, to be careful, to be safe, to be watchful.
1250	qaqa	Noun, Verb		African skunk, African polecat, Striped polecat.
1251	qaqamba	Verb		to ache, to throb.
1252	qasha	Verb		to hire, to rent.
1253	qatha	Conjunction		sincere, good, sound.
1254	qathaka	Verb		to drop, to fall.
1255	qeda	Verb		to complete, to end, to finish, to quit, to terminate, to bring to an end.
1256	qede	Adverb		as soon as.
1257	qeqesha	Verb		to coach, to drill, to train, to instruct.
1258	qethuka	Verb		to fall over.
1259	qhakaza	Verb		to bloom, to blossom.
1260	qhamu	Noun		Signifies sudden appearance or suddenly coming into view.
1261	qhamuka	Verb		to appear unexpectedly, to come suddenly into sight.
1262	qhaqha	Noun, Verb		to strip, to unsew, to rip open, to rip up, to untie.
1263	qhasha	Verb		to chip, to flake off, to fly away (sparks etc.).
1264	qhatha	Verb		to set somebody on to fight, to stir somebody up against, to cause conflict between.
1265	qhebeza	Verb		to chatter, to gossip, to jabber, to talk much.
1266	qhela	Verb		to get out of the way, to move out of the way.
1267	qhelisa	Verb		to move aside, to move away, to move over.
1268	qhesha	Verb
1269	qhina	Verb		to plait the hair.
1270	qhiyama	Verb		to sit upright, to stand upright.
1271	qhuba	Verb		to drive, to urge on.
1272	qhubeka	Verb		to advance, to proceed, to progress, to go on.
1273	qhuma	Verb		to burst, to explode, to pop.
1274	qhumisa	Verb		to burst, to explode, to pop.
1275	qhutha	Verb		to pluck (hair, feathers).
1276	qhwaga	Verb		to rob, to seize, to take by force.
1277	qhwaya	Verb		to scrabble about, to scratch about.
1278	qhweba	Verb		to beckon to.
1279	qimba	Verb		to go topless.
1280	qina	Verb		to be headstrong, to be obdurate, to be obstinate, to be pigheaded, to be stubborn.
1281	qinisa	Verb		to assert, to attest, to confirm, to prove, to ratify, to validate.
1282	qoba	Verb		to be bore, to be weary, to tire out.
1283	qoka	Verb		to choose, to pick out, to select.
1284	qoma	Verb		to choose, to pick out, to select.
1285	qomisa	Verb		to cause to prefer.
1286	qonda	Verb		to decide, to make up one's mind, to be determined to.
1287	qondisa	Verb		to explain, to describe, to define.
1288	qopha	Verb		to mark, to mark off, to indicate.
1289	qoqa	Verb		to collect, to gather, to gather together.
1290	qotha	Verb		to pulverise, to grind into powder.
1291	qotho	Conjunction		reliable, strong, good quality.
1292	quba	Verb		to lie down in hiding, to sleep in the open.
1293	quleka	Verb		to faint, to swoon.
1294	qumba	Verb		to bloat, to swell.
1295	qwasha	Verb		to lie awake.
1296	saba	Verb		to stand scattered around while feeding.
1297	sala	Verb		to remain, stay behind, be left over.
1298	sayina	Verb		to sign, to subscribe.
1299	sebenza	Verb		to function, to operate.
1300	senga	Verb
1301	shada	Verb
1302	shanela	Verb
1303	shaqa	Noun, Verb		of contracting, shrinking together.
1304	shaqeka	Verb		to be amazed, astonished, shocked.
1305	shaya	Verb		to play (a percussion instrument).
1306	shayela	Verb		to drive (a car).
1307	shayisa	Verb		to cause to beat, to cause to hit, to cause to knock, to cause to strike.
1308	shaywa	Verb		to be played (a percussion instrument).
1309	shela	Verb		to have a passion for.
1310	shesha	Verb		to be fast, to be quick, to be rapid, to be speedy.
1311	shisa	Verb		to ignite, to set on fire, to kindle.
1312	shiya	Verb		to omit, to skip, to leave out, to miss out.
1313	shona	Verb		to become ruined, to go bankrupt.
1314	shukuma	Verb		to move, to stir.
1315	shunqa	Verb		to tower, to rise up (in a column).
1316	sidlo	Noun		simple singular of isidlo.
1317	sigubhu	Noun		simple singular of ísigúbhu.
1318	sika	Verb		to imitate, to mimic.
1319	silevu	Noun		simple singular of isílevu.
1320	silima	Noun		simple singular of ísilîma.
1321	silo	Noun		simple singular of isílo.
1322	silonda	Noun		simple singular of isílonda.
1323	silwane	Noun		simple singular of isílwane.
1324	simemo	Noun		simple singular of ísimêmo.
1325	simo	Noun		simple singular of ísimó.
1326	sina	Verb		to dance (traditional).
1327	sinda	Verb		to recover (from a disease).
1328	singa	Verb		to shave (cut off hair).
1329	sinqe	Noun		simple singular of ísinqé.
1330	sintu	Noun		simple singular of isíntu.
1331	sipho	Noun		simple singular of ísiphó.
1332	siqalo	Noun		simple singular of ísiqâlo.
1333	siqholo	Noun		simple singular of isiqholo.
1334	siza	Verb		to benefit, to be useful to.
1335	soka	Verb		to circumcise.
1336	sola	Verb		to suspect, to blame, to criticize.
1337	sombu	Noun		Signifies unrolling, loosening, or unraveling.
1338	sona	Pronoun	/soːná/	he, she, him, her, it; class 7 absolute pronoun.
1339	sondela	Verb		to approach, to come closer.
1340	sono	Noun		simple singular of ísôno.
1341	suka	Verb		to leave, to depart, to set off.
1342	sukela	Verb		to attack, to jump at, to spring at.
1343	sukuma	Verb		to stand up, to get up, to rise.
1344	sula	Verb		to dust, to polish, to erase.
1345	sunduza	Noun, Verb
1346	sutha	Verb		to become sated, to become satisfied.
1347	suza	Verb		to fart, to break wind.
1348	swaca	Verb
1349	swakama	Verb		to become damp, to become moist.
1350	swela	Verb		to need, to require.
1351	tapa	Verb		to extract, to take out.
1352	teleka	Verb		to strike (stop work).
1353	tenga	Verb		to rock, to sway, to move back and forth.
1354	tetema	Verb
1355	thanda	Verb		to carve, to plait, to wind around.
1356	thatha	Verb		to take, receive, lay hold of.
1357	thathu	Adjective		Equivalent to 'three': A group of three individuals:threesome, triad, trine, trinity, trio, triple, triumvirate, triune…
1358	thela	Verb		to blossom, to bloom.
1359	themba	Verb		Equivalent to 'hope': A hollow; a valley, especially the upper end of a narrow mountain valley when it is nearly encircl…
1360	thenga	Verb		to shop, to go shopping.
1361	thetha	Verb		to offer to the spirits (praise, prayer, sacrifice etc.).
1362	thina	Pronoun	/tʰiːná/	we, us; first-person plural absolute pronoun.
1363	thinta	Verb		to click (as with computer mouse).
1364	thokoza	Verb		to be delighted, to be glad, to be happy, to be pleased, to rejoice.
1365	thola	Verb		to find, come upon, pick up.
1366	thomba	Verb		Get a film; get a layer of dust.
1367	thosa	Verb		to fry, to roast, to thost.
1368	thuka	Verb
1369	thula	Verb		to be quiet, to be peaceful, to be still.
1370	thulisa	Verb		to allay, to alleviate, to assuage, to calm, to ease, to soothe.
1371	thuma	Verb
1372	thumela	Verb		to send, to send to.
1373	thunga	Verb
1374	thusa	Verb		to frighten, to scare, to shock.
1375	thutha	Verb		to move (change one's residence).
1376	thwala	Verb	/tʰʷáːla/	to wear (on the head or shoulders).
1377	thwasa	Verb		clipping of -ethwasa.
1378	tsh-	Phrase		Class 14 simple noun prefix; form of bu- used before stems beginning with a.
1379	tshala	Verb		to plant, to sow.
1380	tshela	Verb		to tell, to inform, to notify.
1381	tshw-	Phrase		Class 14 simple noun prefix; form of bu- used before stems beginning with a.
1382	twikiza	Verb
1383	ubaba	Noun	/úɓaːɓá/	my father.
1384	ubala	Noun	/ûːɓâːla/	outdoors, open country.
1385	ubambo	Noun	/úːɓaːmbo/
1386	ubani	Noun	/úɓaːní/	who is (it)?.
1387	ubasi	Noun
1388	ubhadi	Noun	/úbaːdí/
1389	ubhaka	Noun	/úbáːɠa/	haversack.
1390	ubhavu	Noun	/úbáːvu/
1391	ubhiya	Noun		beer (European style).
1392	ubhiye	Noun	/úbiːjé/
1393	ubhoko	Noun		parrying stick.
1394	ubhova	Noun		bulldog, mastiff.
1395	ubhozo	Noun	/úboːzo/
1396	ubhusha	Noun	/úbuːʃá/	bush knife.
1397	ubhuti	Noun
1398	ubisi	Noun	/ûːɓîːsi/
1399	ubolo	Noun
1400	ubombo	Noun		mountain ridge.
1401	ubomvu	Noun	/úːɓoːmvú/
1402	ubonda	Noun
1403	uboya	Noun	/úɓoːjá/	Equivalent to 'hair': A pigmented filament of keratin which grows from a follicle on the skin of humans and other mammal…
1404	ubu-	Phrase		Class 14 noun prefix.
1405	ububi	Noun	/úɓuːɓí/	badness, evil.
1406	ubuciko	Noun
1407	ubudala	Noun	/úɓudáːla/	oldness, (old) age.
1408	ubude	Noun	/uɓúːde/	Equivalent to 'depth': the vertical distance below a surface; the degree to which something is deep.
1409	ubudoda	Noun	/uɓúdoːda/	manhood, manliness, masculinity.
1410	ubufazi	Noun
1411	ubuhle	Noun	/úɓuːɬé/	goodness, good quality.
1412	ubumpi	Noun	/úɓuːmpí/	enmity, hostility.
1413	ubungqa	Noun	/uɓúːᵑǃʱa/
1414	ubungqo	Noun	/uɓúːᵑǃʱo/
1415	ubuntu	Noun	/uɓúːntu/	humanity, the human race.
1416	ubunye	Noun	/uɓúːɲe/
1417	ubusha	Noun	/úɓuːʃá/	adolescence.
1418	ubusika	Noun
1419	ubuso	Noun	/úɓuːsó/	Equivalent to 'face': The front part of the head of a human or other animal, featuring the eyes, nose, and mouth, and th…
1420	ubusuku	Noun	/úɓusûːɠu/	Equivalent to 'night': The time when the Sun is below the horizon when the sky is dark.
1421	ubutha	Noun		hostility, enmity, rivalry.
1422	ubuthi	Noun	/úɓuːtʰí/	poison (from a bush or tree).
1423	ubuvaka	Noun	/úɓuvâːɠa/	cowardice, cowardliness.
1424	ubuvila	Noun		Equivalent to 'Sloth': Laziness; slowness in the mindset; disinclination to action or labour.
1425	ubuzimu	Noun	/úɓuzîːmu/	cannibalism.
1426	ubuzwe	Noun	/uɓúːzwe/	nationhood.
1427	ucingo	Noun	/úːǀiːnɡó/	wire fence.
1428	ucwecwe	Noun		flake, paring, shaving.
1429	udaba	Noun	/úːdaːɓa/	important matter, serious issue.
1430	udaka	Noun		mortar; mixture of cement, sand, and water.
1431	udlame	Noun
1432	udlawu	Noun		pincers, pliers, tweezers.
1433	udobo	Noun
1434	udoli	Noun
1435	udonga	Noun	/úːdoːnɡá/	washed-out ravine or gully, deep waterway.
1436	udoti	Noun	/údóːti/	rubbish, garbage, refuse.
1437	udwi	Noun	/údwîː/	dash, hyphen (punctuation).
1438	ufezela	Noun	/úfezéːla/
1439	ufishi	Noun
1440	ufudu	Noun
1441	ugadi	Noun	/úɡáːdi/	guard (person).
1442	ugalo	Noun	/úːɡaːlo/	dexterity, skill.
1443	ugazi	Noun		attractiveness, handsomeness.
1444	ugesi	Noun	/úɡéːsi/	Equivalent to 'electricity': Originally, a property of amber and certain other nonconducting substances to attract light…
1445	ugigi	Noun		grey-backed cisticola, red-headed cisticola.
1446	ugogo	Noun	/úɡóːɡo/	grandmother.
1447	ugologo	Noun	/úɡolóːɡo/	spirits, strong liquor.
1448	ugqozi	Noun	/ûːᶢǃʱôːzi/	inspiration.
1449	ugwava	Noun		guava (fruit).
1450	ugwayi	Noun		cigarette.
1451	ugxa	Noun	/úːᶢǁʱa/	digging stick, used by a traditional doctor to dig up roots.
1452	uhabhu	Noun	/ûːháːbu/
1453	uhambo	Noun
1454	uhele	Noun	/ûːhêːle/
1455	uhhafu	Noun	/úɦáːfu/
1456	uhla	Noun	/úːɬa/	table (grid of data).
1457	uhlaka	Noun		framework, system.
1458	uhlamvu	Noun	/ûːɬâːmvu/	uttering, single saying (syllable, word, phrase etc.).
1459	uhlanya	Noun		madman, lunatic.
1460	uhlaza	Noun	/ûːɬâːza/	greenness, freshness.
1461	uhleko	Noun	/úːɬeːɠo/
1462	uhlelo	Noun		arrangement, order, system.
1463	uhlobo	Noun		form, kind, nature, sort, species, type, variety.
1464	uhlu	Noun	/úːɬu/	coil (of a snake or rope).
1465	ujamu	Noun	/údʒáːmu/	jam, preserve.
1466	uJehova	Noun	/údʒehóːva/	Equivalent to 'Jehovah': A transliteration of the Masoretic pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton.
1467	ujeke	Noun	/údʒéːɠe/
1468	ujele	Noun		jailer, prison guard.
1469	uJesu	Noun	/údʒéːsu/
1470	ujinja	Noun	/údʒíːɲdʒa/
1471	uJulayi	Noun
1472	uJuni	Noun
1473	ujusi	Noun	/údʒúːsi/	juice (of a fruit).
1474	ukhali	Noun	/úkʰaːlí/
1475	ukhamba	Noun	/úːkʰaːmba/
1476	ukhetho	Noun
1477	ukhokho	Noun	/úkʰóːkʰo/
1478	ukholo	Noun		Equivalent to 'belief': Mental acceptance of a claim as true.
1479	ukhophe	Noun
1480	ukhozi	Noun	/ûːkʰôːzi/
1481	ukhuni	Noun	/ûːkʰûːni/	Equivalent to 'firewood': Wood intended to be burned, typically for heat.
1482	ukoko	Noun	/úkóːko/	great-grandparent.
1483	ukotha	Noun		infinitive of -ôtha.
1484	ukotini	Noun	/ukótiːni/	Equivalent to 'cotton': A soft, fibrous, usually white substance consisting of fine hairs, especially the substance arou…
1485	uku-	Phrase		Class 15 noun prefix; forms the infinitive of verbs.
1486	ukuba	Noun		infinitive of -ba.
1487	ukubala	Noun		infinitive of -bala.
1488	ukubona	Noun		infinitive of -bona.
1489	ukudla	Noun	/úɠuːɮʱá/	infinitive of -dla.
1490	ukudoba	Noun		infinitive of -doba.
1491	ukufa	Noun	/úɠuːfá/	infinitive of -fa.
1492	ukufela	Noun		infinitive of -fela.
1493	ukugeza	Noun		infinitive of -geza.
1494	ukugula	Noun		infinitive of -gula.
1495	ukuhlwa	Noun	/uɠúːɬwa/	infinitive of -hlwa.
1496	ukulwa	Noun	/uɠúːlwa/	infinitive of -lwa.
1497	ukuma	Noun	/úɠuːmá/	infinitive of -ma.
1498	ukuna	Noun	/uɠúːna/	infinitive of -na.
1499	ukunene	Noun	/úɠunêːne/	right-hand side.
1500	ukunto	Noun	/úɠuːntó/	plaything, pet.
1501	ukupela	Noun	/úɠupéːla/	infinitive of -pela.
1502	ukuqala	Noun		infinitive of -qala.
1503	ukuqoma	Noun		choice, selection (i.e. the act of choosing/selecting).
1504	ukusa	Noun	/úɠuːsá/	infinitive of -sa.
1505	ukuwa	Noun		infinitive of -wa.
1506	ukuya	Noun		infinitive of -ya.
1507	ukuze	Conjunction		so that, in order that.
1508	ukw-	Phrase		Class 15 full noun prefix; form of uku- used before stems beginning with a vowel.
1509	ukwi	Noun	/ûːkwí/	very early morning.
1510	uletisi	Noun	/úlétiːsi/
1511	ulimi	Noun	/ûːlîːmi/
1512	ulu-	Phrase		archaic form of u- (literally “class 11 full noun prefix”).
1513	ulwazi	Noun	/úːlwaːzí/	knowledge, understanding.
1514	uLwezi	Noun	/úlweːzí/	the fourth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in October.
1515	uma-	Phrase		Forms compound nouns from a verb and an adverb (which may be a locative noun).
1516	umabelo	Noun	/umáɓeːlo/	share in a wedding gift or estate.
1517	umabi	Noun	/umáːɓi/	executor (of a will).
1518	umabo	Noun	/umáːɓo/	distribution of wedding gifts from the bride to the bridegroom's people.
1519	umakhi	Noun	/úmâːkʰi/	builder, constructor, erector.
1520	umalume	Noun		maternal uncle.
1521	umama	Noun	/úmʱáːma/	my mother.
1522	umame	Noun
1523	uMaquba	Noun	/úmaǃúːɓa/	the thirteenth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in June.
1524	uMashi	Noun
1525	umata	Noun	/úmáːta/
1526	umbala	Noun	/úm̩ɓâːla/	speck, spot, stain.
1527	umbane	Noun	/uḿ̩ɓaːne/	Cloud to ground lightning; as opposed to unyazi, which is cloud to cloud or intra-cloud lightning.
1528	uMbaso	Noun		the ninth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon around the end of February or the beginning of M…
1529	umbhali	Noun	/úm̩bâːli/	writer, author.
1530	umbhalo	Noun	/úm̩bâːlo/	text, writing, inscription, entry, note.
1531	umbhede	Noun	/úm̩béːde/
1532	umbiko	Noun	/úm̩ɓíːɠo/	report, account.
1533	umboko	Noun		proboscis (of insect).
1534	umbombo	Noun		ridge of the nose.
1535	umbono	Noun	/úm̩ɓôːno/	opinion, point of view.
1536	umcebo	Noun		possessions, means, riches, wealth.
1537	umculi	Noun	/uḿ̩ǀuːli/
1538	umculo	Noun	/uḿ̩ǀuːlo/
1539	umcwali	Noun		coiffeur, hairdresser.
1540	umcwebo	Noun
1541	umdabu	Noun	/uḿ̩daːɓu/	Equivalent to 'origin': the State of Origin series (an annual best-of-three rugby league series between New South Wales…
1542	umdanso	Noun	/uḿ̩daːnso/
1543	umdidi	Noun		anus, rectum.
1544	umdlali	Noun
1545	umdlalo	Noun	/úm̩ɮâːlo/
1546	umduzu	Noun	/uḿ̩duːzu/	Equivalent to 'Rhinoceros': Any large herbivorous ungulate mammal native to Africa and Asia of the family Rhinocerotidae…
1547	umdwebo	Noun		drawing, illustration.
1548	umebo	Noun	/úmêːɓo/
1549	umelusi	Noun		herdsman, shepherd.
1550	umendo	Noun		wedlock, married life.
1551	umenzi	Noun	/uméːnzi/	doer, someone who does or acts.
1552	umese	Noun
1553	uMeyi	Noun
1554	umfana	Noun	/úm̩fáːna/	Equivalent to 'boy': ISO 639-3 language code for Bodo (Central Africa).
1555	umfazi	Noun	/úm̩fâːzi/
1556	umfino	Noun	/úm̩fíːno/	vegetable.
1557	umfula	Noun	/uḿ̩fuːla/	Equivalent to 'river': A large and often winding stream which drains a land mass, carrying water down from higher areas…
1558	uMfumfu	Noun	/úmfuːmfú/	the third month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in September.
1559	umfundi	Noun		student, learner, pupil, scholar.
1560	umfuyi	Noun	/úm̩fúːji/
1561	umganu	Noun	/uḿ̩ɡaːnú/	Equivalent to 'marula': A medium-sized dioecious tree, Sclerocarya birrea, indigenous to Southern Africa and West Africa…
1562	umgede	Noun
1563	umgodi	Noun		hole (in the ground).
1564	umgqomo	Noun		bin, barrel, butt, cask, drum, tub, vat.
1565	umgqulo	Noun	/úm̩ᶢǃʱûːlo/	stitch (pain in the side).
1566	umgwaqo	Noun	/uḿ̩ɡwaːǃo/	Equivalent to 'road': A way used for travelling between places, originally one wide enough to allow foot passengers and…
1567	umgwebi	Noun
1568	umgxala	Noun		muscular person.
1569	umhlaba	Noun	/úm̩ɬâːɓa/	Aloe marlothii, a species of aloe.
1570	umhlane	Noun	/uḿ̩ɬaːné/	back (part of the body).
1571	umhlaza	Noun		cancer (disease).
1572	umhleli	Noun
1573	umhlobo	Noun		nationality, citizenship, race, tribe.
1574	umhloli	Noun	/úm̩ɬóːli/	examiner, explorer, inspector, investigator.
1575	umhluzi	Noun	/uḿ̩ɬuːzí/	broth, meat juice.
1576	umhwebi	Noun		Equivalent to 'trader': One who earns a living by trading goods or securities.
1577	umhwebo	Noun		trade, barter.
1578	umisi	Noun	/úmíːsi/
1579	umjaho	Noun	/uḿ̩dʒaːho/
1580	umjovo	Noun	/uḿ̩dʒoːvo/	innoculation.
1581	umka	Noun
1582	umkhabo	Noun	/uḿ̩kʰaːɓo/
1583	umkhaya	Noun	/úm̩kʰâːja/	family members.
1584	umkhomo	Noun	/uḿ̩kʰoːmó/
1585	umkhono	Noun	/úm̩kʰôːno/	foreleg (of an animal).
1586	umkhovu	Noun	/úm̩kʰóːvu/	goblin, leprechaun.
1587	umkhuba	Noun		custom, habit, manner, way.
1588	umkhulu	Noun	/úm̩kʰûːlu/	grandparent.
1589	umlambo	Noun	/uḿ̩laːmbo/
1590	umlamu	Noun	/úm̩lâːmu/	brother-in-law, sister-in-law.
1591	umlenze	Noun	/uḿ̩leːnze/	hind leg (of an animal).
1592	umlilo	Noun	/uḿ̩liːlo/	Equivalent to 'fire': Acronym of Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (formerly Foundation for Individual Rig…
1593	umlimi	Noun	/uḿ̩liːmi/
1594	umlisa	Noun	/úm̩líːsa/	Equivalent to 'male': Belonging to the sex which typically produces sperm, or to the gender which is typically associate…
1595	umlobi	Noun	/úm̩lóːɓi/	writer, author, scribe, scrivener.
1596	umlomo	Noun	/uḿ̩loːmo/	mouthpiece, spokesman.
1597	umlotha	Noun	/uḿ̩loːtʰa/	Equivalent to 'Ash': A shade tree of the genus Fraxinus.
1598	umlungu	Noun	/uḿ̩luːnɡu/	a fellow black person, especially one who is richer or more famous.
1599	ummbila	Noun	/úm̩mbíːla/	maize, mealies.
1600	ummese	Noun	/uḿ̩meːsé/	Equivalent to 'knife': A utensil or a tool designed for cutting, consisting of a flat piece of hard material, usually st…
1601	umncele	Noun		border, boundary.
1602	umndeni	Noun	/uḿ̩ndeːni/	Equivalent to 'family': A group of people who are closely related to one another (by blood, marriage or adoption); kin…
1603	umnenke	Noun	/uḿ̩neːnke/	Equivalent to 'snail': Any of very many animals (either hermaphroditic or nonhermaphroditic), of the class Gastropoda, h…
1604	umngane	Noun	/uḿ̩nɡaːne/	friend, buddy, comrade.
1605	umNguni	Noun	/uḿ̩nɡuːní/	Nguni person.
1606	umnqobi	Noun		conqueror.
1607	umnqumo	Noun		wild olive.
1608	umnyama	Noun	/úm̩ɲáːma/	Equivalent to 'seal': A pinniped (Pinnipedia), particularly an earless seal (true seal) or eared seal.
1609	umoba	Noun		sugarcane.
1610	umona	Noun		envy, jealousy.
1611	umonya	Noun	/úːmoːɲá/	A python.
1612	umopha	Noun
1613	umopho	Noun
1614	umoya	Noun	/úmôːja/	Equivalent to 'soul': The spirit or essence of a person usually thought to consist of one's thoughts and personality, of…
1615	umpetha	Noun		expert, master, specialist.
1616	umphako	Noun	/úm̩pʰâːɠo/	provisions, food for the journey.
1617	umpheki	Noun	/uḿ̩pʰeːɠi/
1618	umqala	Noun
1619	umqali	Noun		beginner, greenhorn, newbie, rookie.
1620	umqhele	Noun		headband (worn by men).
1621	umqolo	Noun		framework.
1622	umqondo	Noun		mind, opinion, view.
1623	umqophi	Noun		artist, sculptor.
1624	umqotho	Noun	/uḿ̩ǃoːtʰo/
1625	umqothu	Noun
1626	umquba	Noun		blood relative, tribal relative.
1627	umqwebu	Noun
1628	umrawu	Noun	/úm̩râːwu/
1629	umshado	Noun	/uḿ̩ʃaːdo/	Equivalent to 'marriage': A union of two or more people that creates a family tie and carries legal, social, or religiou…
1630	umshana	Noun		nephew, niece.
1631	umshini	Noun
1632	umshiya	Noun
1633	umsila	Noun	/úm̩sîːla/	Equivalent to 'tail': A Chinese constellation coinciding with the tail of Scorpius, one of the 28 lunar mansions and the…
1634	umsindo	Noun	/úm̩síːndo/	Equivalent to 'sound': A long narrow inlet, or a strait between the mainland and an island; also, a strait connecting tw…
1635	umsini	Noun
1636	umsino	Noun
1637	umsolwa	Noun	/uḿ̩soːlwa/	The person who is to blame.
1638	umsuka	Noun	/uḿ̩suːɠá/	Equivalent to 'root': The part of a plant, generally underground, that anchors and supports the plant body, absorbs and…
1639	umsundu	Noun	/úm̩sûːndu/	Equivalent to 'Earthworm': A worm that lives in the ground.
1640	umSuthu	Noun	/úm̩sûːtʰu/	Equivalent to 'Mosotho': A member of the Basotho ethnic group.
1641	umtata	Noun	/uḿ̩taːtá/	saltwater marsh.
1642	umthamo	Noun	/úm̩tʰáːmo/	Equivalent to 'Mouthful': The amount that will fit in a mouth.
1643	umthofu	Noun	/uḿ̩tʰoːfu/	Equivalent to 'lead': A heavy, pliable, inelastic metal element, having a bright, bluish color, but easily tarnished; bo…
1644	umthuqu	Noun	/uḿ̩tʰuːǃu/	cataract (of the eye).
1645	umtoti	Noun	/úm̩tôːti/	sweetness.
1646	umtube	Noun	/úm̩túːɓe/
1647	umu-	Phrase		Class 1 noun prefix.
1648	umudwa	Noun	/úmuːdwá/	line, streak.
1649	umufi	Noun	/úmuːfí/	dead person.
1650	umufo	Noun	/úmuːfó/	enemy, opponent.
1651	umuga	Noun	/úmuːɡá/	long gash or scratch.
1652	umugqa	Noun	/umúːᶢǃʱa/
1653	umuhla	Noun	/úmûːɬa/	day (period of time).
1654	umuhlwa	Noun	/úmuːɬwá/
1655	umukhwa	Noun	/úmuːkʰwá/	native knife.
1656	umukhwe	Noun	/úmuːkʰwé/	one's wife's father, father-in-law of a male.
1657	umumba	Noun	/úmuːmbá/	dowry animal.
1658	umumbi	Noun	/umúːmbi/	digger (one who digs).
1659	umumo	Noun	/úmuːmó/	feature, characteristic.
1660	umunca	Noun	/úːmuːᵑǀa/	Equivalent to 'Suction': A force which pushes matter from one space into another because the pressure inside the second…
1661	umunqa	Noun	/umúːᵑǃa/	line, track.
1662	umunswi	Noun	/úmuːnswí/	Equivalent to 'Thrush': Any of numerous species of songbirds of the cosmopolitan family Turdidae, such as the song thrus…
1663	umuntu	Noun	/umúːntu/	Equivalent to 'you': Honorific alternative letter-case form of you, sometimes used when referring to God or another impo…
1664	umunwe	Noun	/umúːnwe/	Equivalent to 'finger': A slender jointed extremity of the human hand, (often) exclusive of the thumb.
1665	umunyu	Noun	/umúːɲu/	sympathy, pity, compassion.
1666	umusa	Noun	/úmuːsá/	kindness, tenderness.
1667	umusho	Noun	/umúːʃo/
1668	umusi	Noun		Equivalent to 'smoke': The visible vapor/vapour, gases, and fine particles given off by burning or smoldering material.
1669	umuso	Noun	/úmuːsó/	tomorrow, the coming day.
1670	umuthi	Noun	/úmuːtʰí/	Equivalent to 'wood': The substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree.
1671	umuThwa	Noun	/úmuːtʰwá/	a Bushman, San, Basarwa.
1672	umuva	Noun	/úmuːvá/	last-born of twins, weakling.
1673	umuvi	Noun	/umúːvi/	wasp, hornet.
1674	umuwa	Noun	/úmuːwá/	fallen fruit, loose grains.
1675	umuzi	Noun	/umúːzi/	homestead, village.
1676	umuzwa	Noun	/úmuːzwá/	midnerve, midrib, midvein.
1677	umvimba	Noun
1678	umvithi	Noun	/uḿ̩viːtʰi/	Equivalent to 'motlopi': The shepherd tree or shepherd's tree (Boscia albitrunca), an evergreen tree native to southern…
1679	umvoti	Noun
1680	umvubu	Noun	/uḿ̩vuːɓú/	swamp fig, hippo fig.
1681	umvuno	Noun	/úm̩vûːno/
1682	umvuzi	Noun	/uḿ̩vuːzi/	marsh mongoose, water mongoose, swamp mongoose (Atilax psuldinosus).
1683	umvuzo	Noun	/uḿ̩vuːzo/
1684	umxhasi	Noun
1685	umXhosa	Noun	/uḿ̩ǁʰoːsa/	Xhosa person.
1686	umyeni	Noun	/uḿ̩jeːni/	Equivalent to 'husband': A man in a marriage or marital relationship, especially in relation to his spouse.
1687	umzala	Noun	/úm̩záːla/	cross-cousin.
1688	umzali	Noun	/úm̩záːli/
1689	umzamo	Noun	/uḿ̩zaːmo/	effort, strain, struggle.
1690	umzimba	Noun	/úm̩zîːmba/
1691	umZulu	Noun	/uḿ̩zuːlu/	Zulu person.
1692	umzuzu	Noun	/uḿ̩zuːzú/	moment, short period of time.
1693	uncedo	Noun		help, aid, assistance.
1694	uNcwaba	Noun	/úᵑǀwáːɓa/	the first month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in July.
1695	uNdasa	Noun	/úndaːsá/	the eighth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in February.
1696	unesi	Noun	/únéːsi/
1697	ungcede	Noun
1698	ungqi	Noun	/ǔːᵑǃʱi/	full stop, period (punctuation).
1699	ungqo	Noun	/ǔːᵑǃʱo/	policeman.
1700	ungwaqa	Noun		consonant.
1701	uNhlaba	Noun	/únɬâːɓa/	the eleventh month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in late April or early May.
1702	unina	Noun	/úniːna/	his or her mother.
1703	unjani	Phrase		how are you?.
1704	unohha	Noun	/unʱóːɦa/
1705	unqangi	Noun		first-born twin.
1706	unwabu	Noun	/ûːnwâːɓu/	chameleon.
1707	unwele	Noun	/ûːnwéːle/
1708	unxande	Noun		rectangle.
1709	unya	Noun	/úːɲa/	cruelty, harshness.
1710	unyaka	Noun	/úɲâːɠa/	Equivalent to 'year': A period of time akin to the time taken for the Earth to undergo a full cycle of seasons.
1711	unyawo	Noun	/úːɲaːwo/	footprint.
1712	unyazi	Noun	/úːɲaːzi/	Cloud to cloud or intra-cloud lightning, different from umbane which is cloud to ground lightning.
1713	unyezi	Noun		moonlight, moonshine.
1714	unyoko	Noun	/úɲoːɠo/	your mother.
1715	unzo	Noun	/únzôː/	full stop, period (punctuation).
1716	upende	Noun	/úpéːnde/	paint; color.
1717	uphahla	Noun	/úːpʰaːɬa/	Equivalent to 'roof': A Chinese constellation located near Aquarius and Pegasus, one of the 28 lunar mansions and part o…
1718	uphaphe	Noun	/úːpʰaːpʰé/
1719	uphepha	Noun
1720	uphondo	Noun	/úːpʰoːndo/	horn (of an animal).
1721	uqhaqho	Noun		operation (medical).
1722	uqhezu	Noun	/úːǃʰeːzú/	bit, fragment.
1723	uqobo	Noun		fact, reality, truth.
1724	usana	Noun	/ûːsáːna/
1725	usapho	Noun	/úːsaːpʰo/	people scattered around.
1726	usawoti	Noun	/usáwoːti/	Equivalent to 'salt': Acronym of state and local tax(es) [deduction], a tax deduction whereby some portion of the money…
1727	uShaka	Noun	/úʃaːɠa/	the Zulu king who expanded the Zulu kingdom.
1728	ushizi	Noun	/úʃiːzi/
1729	usiba	Noun	/ûːsíːɓa/	plume, long feather.
1730	usuku	Noun	/ûːsûːɠu/	day (period of time).
1731	uswidi	Noun		sweet (pleasant taste).
1732	uthando	Noun	/ûːtʰâːndo/
1733	uthango	Noun	/ûːtʰâːnɡo/
1734	uthi	Noun	/ûːtʰí/	goal post.
1735	uthuli	Noun	/úːtʰuːli/
1736	utsh-	Phrase		Class 14 full noun prefix; form of ubu- used before stems beginning with a.
1737	utshana	Noun		first-born.
1738	utshani	Noun	/útʃâːni/	Equivalent to 'grass': Any plant of the family Poaceae, characterized by leaves that arise from nodes in the stem and le…
1739	utshw-	Phrase		Class 14 full noun prefix; form of ubu- used before stems beginning with a.
1740	uvalo	Noun	/úːvaːlo/	the cartilage at the bottom of the sternum.
1741	uvolo	Noun		Equivalent to 'wool': A village and civil parish in Dorset, England, previously in Purbeck district (OS grid ref SY8486)…
1742	uweta	Noun	/úweːtá/
1743	uxamu	Noun		iguana, monitor lizard.
1744	uxolo	Noun	/úːǁoːlo/	Equivalent to 'peace': A state of tranquility, quiet, and harmony.
1745	uyihlo	Noun	/újiːɬó/	your father.
1746	uyise	Noun	/újiːsé/	his or her father.
1747	uzipho	Noun	/úːziːpʰo/	nail (fingernail, toenail).
1748	uZulu	Noun	/úzuːlu/
1749	uzwane	Noun	/úːzwaːne/	Equivalent to 'toe': Each of the five digits on the end of the human foot.
1750	vakasha	Verb
1751	vala	Verb		to close, to shut.
1752	vama	Verb		to be accustomed to, to commonly do, to normally do, to usually do.
1753	vamisa	Verb		to standardize.
1754	vela	Verb		to appear, to come into view.
1755	veza	Verb		to bring into view, bring forth, show, exhibit.
1756	vikela	Verb		to parry for, to ward off for.
1757	vilapha	Verb		to be inert.
1758	vimba	Verb		to close, to shut.
1759	vimbela	Verb		to close for, to shut for.
1760	viyoza	Verb		to whistle.
1761	vota	Verb
1762	vuka	Verb		to rise from the dead, to be resurrected.
1763	vula	Noun, Verb
1764	vuleka	Verb
1765	vuliwe	Verb		to have been opened, to be open.
1766	vulwa	Verb		to be opened.
1767	vuma	Verb
1768	vumela	Verb		to agree to, to approve, to approve of, to assent to.
1769	vuna	Verb		to side with (in a dispute), to be partial towards.
1770	vunguza	Verb
1771	vusa	Verb		to rebuild, to renew, to renovate, to repair.
1772	vutha	Verb		to blaze, to burn, to be afire, to be aflame.
1773	vuthwa	Verb		to mature, to ripen, to mellow.
1774	vuvuka	Verb		to swell, to swell up.
1775	vuya	Verb		to speak, to talk.
1776	vuza	Verb		to repay, to reward, to requite.
1777	wena	Pronoun	/weːná/	you, thou, thee; second-person singular absolute pronoun.
1778	wisa	Verb
1779	wona	Pronoun	/woːná/	he, she, him, her, it; class 3 absolute pronoun.
1780	xabana	Verb		to argue, to quarrel, to wrangle.
1781	xega	Verb		to be rickety, to be shaky, to be unstable, to be unsteady.
1782	xegisa	Verb		to relax (make less strict).
1783	xhapha	Verb		to lap, to lick up.
1784	xhasa	Verb		to support, to sponsor.
1785	xhegula	Verb		to age, to grow old (of men).
1786	xhosha	Verb		to chase away.
1787	xhuga	Verb
1788	xhuma	Verb		to connect, to join, to link, to splice.
1789	xhumana	Verb		to come together, to get in touch, to link.
1790	xola	Verb		to be peaceful, quiet, calm, at peace.
1791	xolela	Verb		to forgive.
1792	xolisa	Verb		to be sorry, to beg pardon, to apologise.
1793	xoxa	Verb	/ǁoːǁa/	to chat, to converse, to talk.
1794	xoxela	Verb		to tell someone.
1795	xuba	Verb		to blend, to compound, to fuse, to mix, to mingle.
1796	xubana	Verb		to get blended, to get mixed together, to become compounded.
1797	xubha	Verb		to clean (the teeth).
1798	xwaya	Verb		to be alert, to be cautious, to be careful, to be safe, to be watchful.
1799	xwayisa	Verb		to warn, to caution.
1800	yala	Verb
1801	yalela	Verb		to direct, to instruct.
1802	yebo	Adverb	/jʱéːɓo/
1803	yeka	Verb		to leave alone.
1804	yena	Pronoun	/jeːná/	he, she, him, her, it; class 1 absolute pronoun.
1805	yini	Pronoun		copulative of -ni.
1806	yona	Pronoun	/joːná/	he, she, him, her, it; class 9 absolute pronoun.
1807	zala	Verb		to bear, to give birth to.
1808	zama	Verb		to try, to attempt, to strive.
1809	zigubhu	Noun		simple plural of ísigúbhu.
1810	zila	Verb		to avoid, to refrain from.
1811	zilevu	Noun		simple plural of isílevu.
1812	zilima	Noun		simple plural of ísilîma.
1813	zilo	Noun		simple plural of isílo.
1814	zilonda	Noun		simple plural of isílonda.
1815	zilwane	Noun		simple plural of isílwane.
1816	zim-	Phrase		Class 10 simple noun prefix; form of zin- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
1817	zimemo	Noun		simple plural of ísimêmo.
1818	zimo	Noun		simple plural of ísimó.
1819	zin-	Phrase		Class 10 simple noun prefix.
1820	zinga	Verb		Equivalent to 'mystery': Something secret or unexplainable; an unknown.
1821	zingela	Verb		to roam towards.
1822	zinqe	Noun		simple plural of ísinqé.
1823	zinza	Verb		to sit down, to squat down.
1824	zipho	Noun		simple plural of ísiphó.
1825	ziqalo	Noun		simple plural of ísiqâlo.
1826	ziqholo	Noun		simple plural of isiqholo.
1827	zisa	Verb
1828	zona	Pronoun	/zoːná/	they, them; class 10 absolute pronoun.
1829	zonda	Verb
1830	zono	Noun		simple plural of ísôno.
1831	zungeza	Verb		to enclose, to surround.
1832	zwakala	Verb		to be comprehensible, to be intelligible, to be understandable.

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