CEFR Level
B2
Zulu — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary
1,005 words
Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics.
| # | Word | Type | IPA | Definition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | -andulela | Noun | ||
| 2 | -andulisa | Noun | ||
| 3 | -andulwa | Noun | ||
| 4 | -bhalela | Noun | ||
| 5 | -bhenywa | Noun | ||
| 6 | -buhlungu | Noun | ||
| 7 | -bukhali | Noun | ||
| 8 | -buthuntu | Noun | ||
| 9 | -dadlana | Noun | ||
| 10 | -daladala | Noun | ||
| 11 | -danyana | Noun | ||
| 12 | -dibanisa | Noun | ||
| 13 | -eyayeya | Noun | ||
| 14 | -eyisisa | Noun | ||
| 15 | -fowunela | Noun | ||
| 16 | -othayotha | Noun | ||
| 17 | -othisisa | Noun | ||
| 18 | -phuzeka | Noun | ||
| 19 | -phuzisa | Noun | ||
| 20 | -qhamuka | Noun | ||
| 21 | -shukumisa | Noun | ||
| 22 | -thandana | Noun | ||
| 23 | -zingela | Noun | ||
| 24 | abangane | Noun | ||
| 25 | abantwana | Noun | ||
| 26 | abaThembu | Noun | ||
| 27 | abelungu | Noun | White people collectively. | |
| 28 | abeSuthu | Noun | ||
| 29 | akubhenywa | Phrase | Equivalent to 'no smoking': A phrase used in notices indicating that the smoking of cigarettes, etc., is not permitted i… | |
| 30 | amabhanqa | Noun | pair (of things). | |
| 31 | amabhubesi | Noun | ||
| 32 | amachibi | Noun | ||
| 33 | amafutha | Noun | /ámafûːtʰa/ | Equivalent to 'Grease': Animal fat in a melted or soft state. |
| 34 | amagcino | Noun | the last, the end. | |
| 35 | amagxolo | Noun | ||
| 36 | amahlathi | Noun | ||
| 37 | amahlebezi | Noun | whisperings. | |
| 38 | amahloni | Noun | /ámaɬôːni/ | sense of shame. |
| 39 | amakhala | Noun | ||
| 40 | amakhanda | Noun | ||
| 41 | amakhasi | Noun | ||
| 42 | amakhaza | Noun | /ámakʰâːza/ | cold (temperature). |
| 43 | amakhosi | Noun | /ámáꜜkʰóːsí/ | |
| 44 | amakhulu | Noun | ||
| 45 | amakwindla | Noun | ||
| 46 | amalanga | Noun | ||
| 47 | amalobolo | Noun | ||
| 48 | amambawu | Noun | traditional-style beer. | |
| 49 | amangobe | Noun | ||
| 50 | amanqamu | Noun | /amáᵑǃaːmú/ | final act. |
| 51 | amanyala | Noun | disgusting act, disgusting manner. | |
| 52 | amaphandle | Noun | countryside, rural areas. | |
| 53 | amaphiko | Noun | ||
| 54 | amaqanda | Noun | ||
| 55 | amaresiphi | Noun | ||
| 56 | amaSonto | Noun | ||
| 57 | amathambo | Noun | ||
| 58 | amathumbu | Noun | Equivalent to 'Bowel': A part or division of the intestines, usually the large intestine. | |
| 59 | amazinyo | Noun | ||
| 60 | amazipho | Noun | ||
| 61 | ambathisa | Verb | to clothe, to cover. | |
| 62 | angikhulumi isiZulu | Phrase | I don't speak Zulu. | |
| 63 | angiqondi | Phrase | Equivalent to 'I don't understand': Indicates that the speaker is not understanding the current subject or situation. | |
| 64 | bhidlika | Verb | to collapse. | |
| 65 | bhidliza | Verb | to demolish. | |
| 66 | bhongola | Verb | ||
| 67 | bingelela | Verb | to greet, to address. | |
| 68 | bonakala | Verb | to appear, to come into sight. | |
| 69 | bonisisa | Verb | to show clearly. | |
| 70 | buthuntu | Noun | ||
| 71 | buyisana | Verb | to return together, at the same time. | |
| 72 | buyisela | Verb | to return to, to bring back to, to give back to, to restore to. | |
| 73 | cambalala | Verb | to lie down, to recline. | |
| 74 | chathaza | Verb | to pour out in small amounts, to serve out. | |
| 75 | chichima | Verb | to overboil, to boil over. | |
| 76 | chilizela | Verb | to betray (be disloyal or unfaithful to). | |
| 77 | chitheka | Verb | to spill over. | |
| 78 | chokoloza | Verb | to poke, to prod. | |
| 79 | chukuluza | Verb | to tease, to provoke. | |
| 80 | cindezela | Verb | to depress, to press against, to press down, to push. | |
| 81 | cubungula | Noun, Verb | to analyse. | |
| 82 | daladala | Adjective | very old, ancient. | |
| 83 | dibanisa | Verb | to mix together. | |
| 84 | didiyela | Verb | to accumulate, to throw together, to heap up, to pile up, to stack. | |
| 85 | dlwengula | Verb | /ɮwenɡúːla/ | |
| 86 | edlulisa | Verb | to hand over, to put through. | |
| 87 | ehlukana | Verb | to part, to separate, to split up. | |
| 88 | ehluleka | Verb | to be beaten, to be conquered, to be defeated, to be overcome, to be overpowered. | |
| 89 | ehlulela | Verb | ||
| 90 | ejwayela | Verb | to get accustomed to, to get used to, to be familiar with. | |
| 91 | enzakala | Verb | to get done, to be able to be done. | |
| 92 | enzakalisa | Verb | to cause to happen, occur. | |
| 93 | ephulela | Verb | to take off the fire for. | |
| 94 | esigujini | Noun | locative singular of ísigúbhu. | |
| 95 | esilevini | Noun | locative singular of isílevu. | |
| 96 | esilimeni | Noun | locative singular of ísilîma. | |
| 97 | esilondeni | Noun | locative singular of isílonda. | |
| 98 | esilwaneni | Noun | locative singular of isílwane. | |
| 99 | esilweni | Noun | locative singular of isílo. | |
| 100 | esimenyeni | Noun | locative singular of ísimêmo. | |
| 101 | esinqeni | Noun | locative singular of ísinqé. | |
| 102 | esintwini | Noun | locative singular of isíntu. | |
| 103 | esinyeni | Noun | locative singular of ísimó. | |
| 104 | esiqalweni | Noun | locative singular of ísiqâlo. | |
| 105 | esisheni | Noun | locative singular of ísiphó. | |
| 106 | esonweni | Noun | locative singular of ísôno. | |
| 107 | ezigujini | Noun | locative plural of ísigúbhu. | |
| 108 | ezilevini | Noun | locative plural of isílevu. | |
| 109 | ezilimeni | Noun | locative plural of ísilîma. | |
| 110 | ezilondeni | Noun | locative plural of isílonda. | |
| 111 | ezilwaneni | Noun | locative plural of isílwane. | |
| 112 | ezilweni | Noun | locative plural of isílo. | |
| 113 | ezimenyeni | Noun | locative plural of ísimêmo. | |
| 114 | ezinqeni | Noun | locative plural of ísinqé. | |
| 115 | ezinyeni | Noun | locative plural of ísimó. | |
| 116 | eziqalweni | Noun | locative plural of ísiqâlo. | |
| 117 | ezisheni | Noun | locative plural of ísiphó. | |
| 118 | ezonweni | Noun | locative plural of ísôno. | |
| 119 | finyelela | Verb | ||
| 120 | fowunela | Verb | to phone, to call on a phone. | |
| 121 | fudumala | Verb | to become warm. | |
| 122 | fudumeza | Verb | to heat, to make warm. | |
| 123 | gcwalisa | Verb | to fill in, to fill out. | |
| 124 | gqagqaza | Verb | to scatter. | |
| 125 | gqwalisa | Verb | to rust, to corrode. | |
| 126 | gwadlula | Verb | ||
| 127 | halalisela | Verb | to applaud, to congratulate. | |
| 128 | hamba kahle | Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressee is leaving. Literally, "go well".). | |
| 129 | hambani kahle | Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressees are leaving. Literally, "go well".). | |
| 130 | hlabelela | Verb | to recite. | |
| 131 | hlakanipha | Verb | to become acute, to become clever, to become intelligent, to become smart, to become subtle, to become wise. | |
| 132 | hlangana | Verb | to meet, to come together. | |
| 133 | hlanganisa | Verb | to assemble, to combine, to group, to unite, to bring together. | |
| 134 | hlephula | Verb | to apportion, to distribute, to divide out, to share out. | |
| 135 | hlikihla | Verb | to massage. | |
| 136 | hlinzeka | Verb | to get cut open, to get operated upon. | |
| 137 | hlobonga | Verb | to have sex without penetration. | |
| 138 | hlokoloza | Verb | to prod, to poke, to jab. | |
| 139 | hlonipha | Verb | to use avoidance speech. | |
| 140 | hlukumeza | Verb | to abuse, to maltreat. | |
| 141 | hlupheka | Verb | to get afflicted, to get bothered, to get disturbed, to get grieved, to get tormented, to get troubled, to get worried. | |
| 142 | i-Afrika | Noun | /i.a.fri.ka/ | Africa (the continent south of Europe and between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans). |
| 143 | i-awunsi | Noun | /iːʔáwuːnsi/ | |
| 144 | i-Ayilendi | Noun | Ireland (a country in Europe). | |
| 145 | i-Eshiya | Noun | Asia (a continent). | |
| 146 | ibalazwe | Noun | /îːɓaláːzwe/ | Equivalent to 'map': A visual representation of an area, whether real or imaginary, showing the relative positions of pl… |
| 147 | ibhakede | Noun | Equivalent to 'bucket': A container made of rigid material, often with a handle, used to carry liquids or small items. | |
| 148 | ibhaloni | Noun | Equivalent to 'Balloon': An inflatable buoyant object, often (but not necessarily) round and flexible. | |
| 149 | ibhanoyi | Noun | plane, aeroplane, aircraft, airplane. | |
| 150 | ibhantshi | Noun | ||
| 151 | ibhentshi | Noun | /îːbéːɲtʃi/ | |
| 152 | ibhodlela | Noun | ||
| 153 | ibhokisi | Noun | /iːboɠîːsi/ | |
| 154 | ibhotela | Noun | ||
| 155 | ibhubesi | Noun | ||
| 156 | ibhulashi | Noun | /îːbuláːʃi/ | |
| 157 | ibhuleki | Noun | /îːbuléːɠi/ | |
| 158 | ibhulukwe | Noun | Equivalent to 'pants': An outer garment that covers the body from the waist downwards, covering each leg separately, usu… | |
| 159 | ibhululu | Noun | laced moray. | |
| 160 | ibhungane | Noun | ||
| 161 | iButswana | Noun | Botswana (a country in Africa). | |
| 162 | icilongo | Noun | /îːǀilóːnɡo/ | Equivalent to 'Horn': A hard growth of keratin that protrudes from the top of the head of certain animals, usually paire… |
| 163 | idayimane | Noun | ||
| 164 | idolobha | Noun | /iːdolôːba/ | town, city. |
| 165 | ifosholo | Noun | ||
| 166 | iFulansi | Noun | France (a country in Europe). | |
| 167 | iFulentshi | Noun | /îːfuléːɲtʃi/ | French person. |
| 168 | iGauteng | Noun | Gauteng (a province of South Africa). | |
| 169 | igciwane | Noun | /íːᶢǀʱiwáːne/ | germ, bacterium, microbe. |
| 170 | igcukumuva | Noun | /íːᶢǀʱuɠumuːvá/ | Hottentot fig. |
| 171 | igedlela | Noun | /iːɡéɮeːla/ | |
| 172 | iGibhithe | Noun | Egypt (a country in Africa). | |
| 173 | igilebhisi | Noun | /îːɡilébiːsi/ | |
| 174 | igobongo | Noun | /îːɡoɓóːnɡo/ | something hollow, empty. |
| 175 | igqwetha | Noun | lawyer, attorney, advocate. | |
| 176 | igundane | Noun | /iːɡúndaːne/ | Equivalent to 'rat': Any of the numerous members of several rodent families that usually have short limbs, a pointy snou… |
| 177 | igundwane | Noun | /iːɡúndwaːne/ | |
| 178 | igwababa | Noun | Equivalent to 'crow': A bird, usually black, of the genus Corvus, having a strong conical beak, with projecting bristles… | |
| 179 | ihhabhula | Noun | ||
| 180 | ihhotela | Noun | /îːɦotéːla/ | hotel, inn. |
| 181 | ihhovisi | Noun | /iːɦóviːsi/ | |
| 182 | ihlakani | Noun | /îːɬaɠâːni/ | clever person, crafty person, smart person. |
| 183 | ihlumela | Noun | bud, sprout, shoot. | |
| 184 | iJalimani | Noun | Germany (a country in Central Europe, formed in 1949 as West Germany, with its provisional capital Bonn until 1990, when… | |
| 185 | ijongosi | Noun | ||
| 186 | ikalikuni | Noun | /íːkalikúːni/ | |
| 187 | ikatshana | Noun | /îːkátʃaːna/ | small cat (domestic). |
| 188 | ikhabethe | Noun | /iːkʰáɓeːtʰe/ | |
| 189 | ikhalenda | Noun | /iːkʰáleːnda/ | |
| 190 | iKhanada | Noun | Canada (a country in North America). | |
| 191 | ikhangaru | Noun | /iːkʰánɡaːru/ | |
| 192 | ikhanjana | Noun | /îːkʰaɲdʒáːna/ | small head. |
| 193 | ikhaphethe | Noun | /iːkʰápʰeːtʰe/ | Equivalent to 'carpet': A fabric used as a complete floor covering. |
| 194 | ikhekheba | Noun | caked mass. | |
| 195 | ikhemese | Noun | pharmacy, drugstore, chemist's shop. | |
| 196 | ikhethini | Noun | /iːkʰétʰiːni/ | |
| 197 | ikhiwane | Noun | /íːkʰiwáːne/ | Equivalent to 'Fig': The fruit of the fig tree, pear-shaped and containing many small seeds. |
| 198 | ikholwase | Noun | /îːkʰolwáːse/ | |
| 199 | ikhonsathi | Noun | /iːkʰónsaːtʰi/ | |
| 200 | ikhukhamba | Noun | /îːkʰukʰáːmba/ | |
| 201 | ikhwapha | Noun | Equivalent to 'Armpit': The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder. | |
| 202 | ikhwilithi | Noun | /iːkʰwíliːtʰi/ | |
| 203 | iklabishi | Noun | /iːkxáɓiːʃi/ | |
| 204 | iKrowati | Noun | Croatia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe). | |
| 205 | ikwindla | Noun | Equivalent to 'autumn': Traditionally the third of the four seasons, when deciduous trees lose their leaves, and tempera… | |
| 206 | ilantshi | Noun | /îːláːɲtʃi/ | |
| 207 | ilayisense | Noun | /iːlajíseːnse/ | |
| 208 | iLimpopo | Noun | Limpopo (a province of South Africa). | |
| 209 | ilokhuzane | Noun | whatchamacallit, thingamajig. | |
| 210 | ilulwane | Noun | /îːlulwâːne/ | stupid, silly person. |
| 211 | ilungelo | Noun | /iːlúnɡeːlo/ | right, privilege. |
| 212 | ilungelo labantu | Noun | human right. | |
| 213 | imadlana | Noun | /ímaɮáːna/ | a small amount of money. |
| 214 | imbabala | Noun | /ímbaɓaːlá/ | Equivalent to 'bushbuck': Either of two species of antelope (Tragelaphus scriptus or Tragelaphus sylvaticus, considered… |
| 215 | imbambela | Noun | Equivalent to 'Octopus': Any of several marine molluscs of the order Octopoda, having no internal or external protective… | |
| 216 | imbongolo | Noun | Equivalent to 'donkey': A domestic animal, Equus asinus asinus, similar to a horse. | |
| 217 | imbovane | Noun | /ímbováːne/ | weevil, weevils. |
| 218 | imbungulu | Noun | ||
| 219 | imbuzana | Noun | /ímbuzáːna/ | small goat. |
| 220 | imbuzane | Noun | gnat, midge. | |
| 221 | imbuzikazi | Noun | /ímbuziɠâːzi/ | female goat. |
| 222 | imfologo | Noun | /imfóloːɡo/ | |
| 223 | imfoloko | Noun | /imfóloːɠo/ | |
| 224 | imfolozi | Noun | /ímfóloːzí/ | zigzag (pattern). |
| 225 | imiGqibelo | Noun | ||
| 226 | imigwaqana | Noun | ||
| 227 | imigwaqo | Noun | ||
| 228 | imihlaba | Noun | ||
| 229 | imihlane | Noun | ||
| 230 | imilenze | Noun | ||
| 231 | imililitha | Noun | millilitre/milliliter. | |
| 232 | imilimitha | Noun | millimetre/millimeter. | |
| 233 | iminithi | Noun | /iːmíniːtʰi/ | minute (record of a meeting). |
| 234 | iminyaka | Noun | ||
| 235 | imishado | Noun | ||
| 236 | imisundu | Noun | ||
| 237 | impakama | Noun | plateau, tableland. | |
| 238 | impakathi | Noun | centre, core, kernel. | |
| 239 | impambosi | Noun | /ímpámboːsi/ | derivative, form. |
| 240 | impangele | Noun | Equivalent to 'guinea fowl': Any of several African birds of the family Numididae (6 species) resembling partridges. | |
| 241 | impelesi | Noun | bridesmaid. | |
| 242 | impendulo | Noun | /impénduːlo/ | answer, reply, response. |
| 243 | impophoma | Noun | Equivalent to 'Waterfall': A stylistic art trend for furniture which was popular in the 1930s and 1940s, featuring woode… | |
| 244 | impukane | Noun | /ímpuɠáːne/ | fly (insect). |
| 245 | impumulo | Noun | /impúmuːlo/ | snout, nose of an animal. |
| 246 | impungushe | Noun | /ímpunɡûːʃe/ | Equivalent to 'Jackal': Any of certain wild canids of the genera Lupulella and Canis, native to the tropical Old World a… |
| 247 | impusela | Noun | weaner, weaned calf. | |
| 248 | imvamisa | Noun | /ímvamiːsá/ | generality. |
| 249 | imvelaphi | Noun | custom, habit, tradition. | |
| 250 | imvemvane | Noun | clothes moth. | |
| 251 | imvukazi | Noun | /ímvuɠâːzi/ | ewe, female sheep. |
| 252 | imvukusi | Noun | /ímvuɠuːsí/ | |
| 253 | inalithi | Noun | ||
| 254 | incwancwa | Noun | sour corn meal. | |
| 255 | incwincwi | Noun | /íᵑǀwiːᵑǀwi/ | honeyeater, honeysucker. |
| 256 | indabushe | Noun | /índaɓúːʃe/ | Equivalent to 'caracal': A type of cat native to Southern Africa, West Asia, and parts of Central and South Asia, Caraca… |
| 257 | indandatho | Noun | /indándaːtʰo/ | ring (piece of jewellery). |
| 258 | indlalifa | Noun | ||
| 259 | indlamini | Noun | ||
| 260 | indlobho | Noun | /ínɮoːbó/ | |
| 261 | indlondlo | Noun | horned adder. | |
| 262 | indlwana | Noun | small house, small hut. | |
| 263 | indodakazi | Noun | /indodaɠâːzi/ | Equivalent to 'daughter': daughter; female equivalent of hijo. |
| 264 | indodana | Noun | /indódaːna/ | |
| 265 | indwandwe | Noun | /índwâːndwe/ | |
| 266 | indwangu | Noun | /índwaːnɡú/ | cloth, fabric. |
| 267 | inenevana | Noun | /inenévaːna/ | shrivelled burn scar. |
| 268 | inganeko | Noun | /inɡanêːɠo/ | story, tale. |
| 269 | ingcanga | Noun | ||
| 270 | ingcwaba | Noun | /îːᵑǀʱwâːɓa/ | grave, sepulchre, tomb. |
| 271 | ingcwali | Noun | coiffeur, hairdresser. | |
| 272 | ingcweti | Noun | expert, specialist. | |
| 273 | ingelosi | Noun | ||
| 274 | ingonyama | Noun | /inɡoɲâːma/ | |
| 275 | ingoqokazi | Noun | /ínɡoǃóɠâːzi/ | cow with horns curled backwards. |
| 276 | ingqomfi | Noun | ||
| 277 | ingqondo | Noun | /íᵑǃʱoːndo/ | |
| 278 | ingqumbi | Noun | /íᵑǃʱuːmbi/ | mass (amount of matter). |
| 279 | ingqunge | Noun | ||
| 280 | ingulube | Noun | /inɡulûːɓe/ | |
| 281 | ingulule | Noun | /ínɡuluːlé/ | |
| 282 | ingwedli | Noun | oar, oarsman, rower, sculler. | |
| 283 | ingwenya | Noun | /íᵑɡʷeːɲa/ | bandit, criminal, gangster. |
| 284 | ingxabano | Noun | /íᵑǁʱaɓáːno/ | quarrel, strife, wrangle. |
| 285 | ingxenye | Noun | /íᵑǁʱéːɲe/ | Equivalent to 'participation': The act of participating, of taking part in something. |
| 286 | ingxobongo | Noun | straight-horned ox. | |
| 287 | ingxotha | Noun | brass armlet awarded for bravery. | |
| 288 | ingxubano | Noun | /iᵑǁʱuɓâːno/ | coalescence, fusion. |
| 289 | inhlabathi | Noun | Equivalent to 'earth': land, ground (the part of Earth which is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water). | |
| 290 | inhlafuno | Noun | ||
| 291 | inhlahla | Noun | worn-out basket. | |
| 292 | inhlamba | Noun | abuse, insult. | |
| 293 | inhlamvu | Noun | /ínɬâːmvu/ | Equivalent to 'seed': Any propagative portion of a plant which may be sown, such as true seeds, seed-like fruits, tubers… |
| 294 | inhlamvu yeso | Noun | Equivalent to 'pupil': The hole in the middle of the iris of the eye, through which light passes to be focused on the re… | |
| 295 | inhlangano | Noun | assembly, gathering, meeting. | |
| 296 | inhlanhla | Noun | luck, good fortune. | |
| 297 | inhlansi | Noun | /ínɬáːnsi/ | spark (of fire, electricity). |
| 298 | inhlanzi | Noun | /ínɬaːnzi/ | Equivalent to 'fish': Acronym of fluorescent in situ hybridization, a molecular cytogenetic technique used to identify w… |
| 299 | inhlaziyo | Noun | /ínɬazíːjo/ | analysis, detailed examination, minute inquiry. |
| 300 | inhlekisa | Noun | laughing-stock, scream, subject of ridicule. | |
| 301 | inhliziyo | Noun | /ínɬizíːjo/ | heart (place of emotion). |
| 302 | inhlwathi | Noun | /ínɬwaːtʰi/ | Equivalent to 'Python': Any member of the comedy troupe Monty Python: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric I… |
| 303 | iningizimu | Noun | /íninɡízîːmu/ | |
| 304 | iNingizimu Afrika | Noun | South Africa (a country in Southern Africa). | |
| 305 | inja yasendle | Noun | ||
| 306 | injemane | Noun | /íɲdʒemaːné/ | palm wine. |
| 307 | injolikazi | Noun | /íɲdʒolíɠaːzi/ | favourite wife. |
| 308 | inkampane | Noun | /inkámpaːne/ | company, business, firm. |
| 309 | inkanyezi | Noun | /ínkaɲéːzi/ | |
| 310 | inkathazo | Noun | /ínkatʰáːzo/ | |
| 311 | inkinsela | Noun | magnate, tycoon. | |
| 312 | inkohlisa | Noun | counterfeit, fake, imitation. | |
| 313 | inkomana | Noun | ||
| 314 | inkosana | Noun | /ínkosâːna/ | unmarried young man. |
| 315 | inkosazana | Noun | /ínkosázaːna/ | eldest daughter of the chief. |
| 316 | inkosikazi | Noun | /ínkosíɠaːzi/ | lady, madam, married woman. |
| 317 | inkulisa | Noun | nursery school, crèche, kindergarten. | |
| 318 | inkululeko | Noun | /ínkulúleːɠo/ | Equivalent to 'freedom': A census-designated place in Santa Cruz County, California. |
| 319 | inkumbulo | Noun | /ínkumbúːlo/ | memory, mind, recollection. |
| 320 | inkundla | Noun | /ínkûːnɮa/ | arena, stadium, court. |
| 321 | inkunzana | Noun | /ínkunzáːna/ | bullock, young bull. |
| 322 | inkwashu | Noun | /iᵑkʷaːʃu/ | pins and needles; paresthesia in the limbs. |
| 323 | inkwindi | Noun | /ínkwíːndi/ | clam, mussel. |
| 324 | inqolobana | Noun | garner, granary, grain hut. | |
| 325 | inqolobane | Noun | ||
| 326 | insizwana | Noun | ||
| 327 | intambama | Noun | ||
| 328 | intandane | Noun | ||
| 329 | intshebe | Noun | Equivalent to 'beard': Facial hair on the chin, cheeks, jaw and neck. | |
| 330 | intuthane | Noun | /íntútʰaːné/ | Equivalent to 'Ant': Any of various insects in the family Formicidae in the order Hymenoptera, typically living in large… |
| 331 | intwentshe | Noun | /íntweːɲtʃe/ | rubber (substance). |
| 332 | inxokovane | Noun | ||
| 333 | inyakatho | Noun | /iɲáɠaːtʰo/ | |
| 334 | inyamazane | Noun | /iɲamázaːne/ | game, wild animal, buck. |
| 335 | inyendle | Noun | house cricket. | |
| 336 | iphakathi | Noun | ||
| 337 | iphasela | Noun | ||
| 338 | iPhasika | Noun | /îːpʰasíːɠa/ | |
| 339 | iphoyisa | Noun | police officer. | |
| 340 | iplanethi | Noun | ||
| 341 | ipulangwe | Noun | /îːpuláːnɡwe/ | board, plank. |
| 342 | iqhudana | Noun | ||
| 343 | iqhwabazi | Noun | /iːǃʰwáɓaːzi/ | |
| 344 | iqwahhashi | Noun | ||
| 345 | iRashiya | Noun | Russia (a transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia). | |
| 346 | iresiphi | Noun | /iːrésiːpʰi/ | recipe (for cooking). |
| 347 | irobhothi | Noun | /iːróboːtʰi/ | traffic light. |
| 348 | isabizwana | Noun | /ísaɓizwâːna/ | Equivalent to 'pronoun': A type of word that refers anaphorically to a noun or noun phrase, but which cannot ordinarily… |
| 349 | isabizwana sesimelana | Noun | ||
| 350 | isabizwana sobumnini | Noun | ||
| 351 | isabizwana sokukhomba | Noun | ||
| 352 | isakhiwo | Noun | Equivalent to 'plan': A drawing showing technical details of a building, machine, etc., with unwanted details omitted, a… | |
| 353 | isalukazi | Noun | old woman. | |
| 354 | isambane | Noun | /isámbaːne/ | Equivalent to 'aardvark': The nocturnal, insectivorous, burrowing, mammal Orycteropus afer, of the order Tubulidentata… |
| 355 | isambulela | Noun | ||
| 356 | isandiso | Noun | /isándiːso/ | Equivalent to 'adverb': A word that modifies a verb, adjective, other adverbs, or various other types of words, phrases… |
| 357 | isangoma | Noun | /isánɡoːma/ | sangoma, witch doctor, diviner. |
| 358 | isekhondi | Noun | second (unit). | |
| 359 | isendwishi | Noun | /iːséndwiːʃi/ | |
| 360 | isengezo | Noun | ||
| 361 | iShayina | Noun | /îːʃajíːna/ | China (a country in Asia). |
| 362 | isi-Alabhu | Noun | Arabic language. | |
| 363 | isibabule | Noun | /isiɓáɓuːle/ | |
| 364 | isibhakela | Noun | box, fisticuff, punch. | |
| 365 | isibhamu | Noun | gun, rifle. | |
| 366 | isibhaxelo | Noun | carrying-skin, baby sling. | |
| 367 | isibhokodo | Noun | jab, thrust. | |
| 368 | isibhoza | Noun | bedwetter. | |
| 369 | isiBhunu | Noun | /ísibûːnu/ | Equivalent to 'Afrikaans': A Germanic language descending from Dutch; the primary language of the descendants of Dutch a… |
| 370 | isibindi | Noun | Equivalent to 'liver': A large organ in the body that stores and metabolizes nutrients, destroys toxins and produces bil… | |
| 371 | isibomvu | Noun | /isíɓoːmvú/ | |
| 372 | isibongo | Noun | /isíɓoːnɡo/ | |
| 373 | isibungu | Noun | /isíɓuːnɡú/ | Equivalent to 'worm': A generally tubular invertebrate of the annelid phylum; an earthworm. |
| 374 | isicathulo | Noun | shoe, boot. | |
| 375 | isicholo | Noun | headdress. | |
| 376 | isichotho | Noun | ||
| 377 | isicunulo | Noun | /isiǀúnuːlo/ | annoyance, nuisance, source of vexation. |
| 378 | isidakwa | Noun | /isídaːɠwá/ | alcoholic, drinker, drunkard. |
| 379 | isidididi | Noun | /isidídiːdi/ | confusion. |
| 380 | isidingo | Noun | /isídiːnɡó/ | necessity. |
| 381 | isidleke | Noun | /isíɮeːɠé/ | |
| 382 | isidlele | Noun | /isíɮeːle/ | swollen cheek or neck. |
| 383 | isidlokolo | Noun | /isiɮoɠôːlo/ | crown of soldier. |
| 384 | isidudla | Noun | /ísidúːɮa/ | A fat person. |
| 385 | isidumbu | Noun | Equivalent to 'corpse': A dead body, especially that of a human as opposed to an animal. | |
| 386 | isidwaba | Noun | traditional leather skirt. | |
| 387 | isidwebo | Noun | ruler, straight-edge. | |
| 388 | isifazane | Noun | /ísifazáːne/ | female people, womenfolk. |
| 389 | isifingqo | Noun | /isífiːᵑǃʱo/ | abridgement, summary. |
| 390 | isifunda | Noun | /ísifûːnda/ | district, province. |
| 391 | isifundo | Noun | /ísifúːndo/ | Equivalent to 'subject': The noun, pronoun or noun phrase about whom the statement is made. |
| 392 | isigcawu | Noun | /isíᶢǀʱaːwú/ | |
| 393 | isigcino | Noun | ||
| 394 | isigcobo | Noun | ointment, salve. | |
| 395 | isigebengu | Noun | /isíɡeɓéːnɡu/ | bandit, criminal, gangster. |
| 396 | isigedla | Noun | /isíɡeːɮa/ | ox with horns pointing downwards. |
| 397 | isigigaba | Noun | serious affair. | |
| 398 | isigingci | Noun | /ísiɡíːᵑǀʱi/ | |
| 399 | isigqiki | Noun | /isíᶢǃʱiːɠí/ | |
| 400 | isigqila | Noun | /isíᶢǃʱiːlá/ | slave, serf. |
| 401 | isigqizo | Noun | /isíᶢǃʱiːzo/ | anklet, armlet, bracelet, wristlet. |
| 402 | isigqoko | Noun | /isíᶢǃʱoːɠo/ | |
| 403 | isigubhu | Noun | /ísiɡúːbu/ | Equivalent to 'Drum': A percussive musical instrument spanned with a thin covering on at least one end for striking, for… |
| 404 | isigwaca | Noun | /isíɡwaːǀa/ | |
| 405 | isigwayi | Noun | tobacco plantation. | |
| 406 | isigwedlo | Noun | oar, paddle, scull. | |
| 407 | isigwegwe | Noun | /ísiɡwéːɡwe/ | bow-legged person. |
| 408 | isigxobo | Noun | pole, post, stake. | |
| 409 | isiHebheru | Noun | Hebrew language. | |
| 410 | isiHindi | Noun | Equivalent to 'Hindi': Modern Standard Hindi, a standardized and Sanskritized version of the Hindustani language, which… | |
| 411 | isihlahla | Noun | /isíɬaːɬa/ | Equivalent to 'shrub': A liquor composed of vegetable acid, fruit juice (especially lemon), sugar, sometimes vinegar, an… |
| 412 | isihlalo | Noun | /isíɬaːlo/ | Equivalent to 'chair': An item of furniture used to sit on or in, comprising a seat, legs or wheels, back, and sometimes… |
| 413 | isihlamba | Noun | bad name, bad reputation. | |
| 414 | isihlangu | Noun | /isíɬaːnɡú/ | a Nguni shield; large, pointed and oval-shaped shield, usually made of cowhide. |
| 415 | isihlanu | Noun | /ísiɬáːnu/ | the fifth one. |
| 416 | isihlathi | Noun | /ísiɬâːtʰi/ | |
| 417 | isihlelo | Noun | waste basket, wastepaper basket. | |
| 418 | isihlephu | Noun | fragment, piece, portion. | |
| 419 | isihlobane | Noun | black mangrove. | |
| 420 | isihlobo | Noun | kinsman, relative. | |
| 421 | isihloko | Noun | /ísiɬôːɠo/ | topic, subject (what is being discussed). |
| 422 | isihlungu | Noun | /ísiɬûːnɡu/ | hives, urticaria, rash. |
| 423 | isihlwele | Noun | fan, supporter (of a sports team). | |
| 424 | isiHolandi | Noun | Dutch language. | |
| 425 | isijingi | Noun | /isídʒiːnɡí/ | |
| 426 | isikebhe | Noun | Equivalent to 'boat': A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use… | |
| 427 | isikhala | Noun | /isíkʰaːla/ | pass (between mountains). |
| 428 | isikhali | Noun | /ísikʰáːli/ | |
| 429 | isikhathi | Noun, Adverb | /isíkʰaːtʰí/ | Equivalent to 'clock': A chronometer, an instrument that measures time, particularly the time of day. |
| 430 | isikhindi | Noun | underwear. | |
| 431 | isikhotha | Noun | tall grass. | |
| 432 | isikhova | Noun | Equivalent to 'Owl': Any of various birds of prey of the order Strigiformes, families Strigidae and Tytonidae, that are… | |
| 433 | isikhulu | Noun | /ísikʰûːlu/ | important person. |
| 434 | isikhumba | Noun | /isíkʰuːmba/ | skin, hide (of a human or animal). |
| 435 | isikhundla | Noun | /ísikʰûːnɮa/ | employment, position within a company. |
| 436 | isikhwama | Noun | /ísikʰwáːma/ | bag, pouch. |
| 437 | isikhwili | Noun | fighting stick. | |
| 438 | isikwele | Noun | Equivalent to 'square': A polygon with four straight sides of equal length and four right angles; an equilateral rectang… | |
| 439 | isikweleti | Noun | ||
| 440 | isikweletu | Noun | debt, credit. | |
| 441 | isikwenetu | Noun | ||
| 442 | isilonda | Noun | /isíloːnda/ | |
| 443 | isilungu | Noun | /isíluːnɡu/ | customs or language of white people. |
| 444 | isilwane | Noun | /isílwaːne/ | Equivalent to 'animal': Any member of the kingdom Animalia of multicellular organisms that are usually mobile, whose cel… |
| 445 | isiNdebele | Noun | Southern Ndebele language. | |
| 446 | isingane | Noun | /isínɡaːne/ | darling, sweetheart, love (term of endearment). |
| 447 | isiNgisi | Noun | /ísinɡíːsi/ | Equivalent to 'English': The language that developed in England and is now spoken in the British Isles, the Commonwealth… |
| 448 | isiNguni | Noun | /isínɡuːní/ | Nguni languages. |
| 449 | isinqumo | Noun | ||
| 450 | isinxele | Noun | /ísiᵑǁêːle/ | left hand. |
| 451 | isinzima | Noun | /isínziːma/ | |
| 452 | isipanela | Noun | ||
| 453 | isiphapha | Noun | hunting spear. | |
| 454 | isiphawulo | Noun | /isipʰáwuːlo/ | Equivalent to 'adjective': A word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes a noun’s referent. |
| 455 | isiphepho | Noun | ||
| 456 | isiphethe | Noun | ||
| 457 | isiphetho | Noun | /isípʰeːtʰo/ | conclusion, result. |
| 458 | isiphika | Noun | broad-shouldered person. | |
| 459 | isiphundu | Noun | /isípʰuːndu/ | occiput, back of the head. |
| 460 | isiphuzi | Noun | alcoholic, drinker, drunkard. | |
| 461 | isiphuzo | Noun | ||
| 462 | isipinashi | Noun | /isipínaːʃi/ | |
| 463 | isiponji | Noun | ||
| 464 | isiqephu | Noun | chapter, episode, section. | |
| 465 | isiqeshana | Noun | subsection. | |
| 466 | isiqhaza | Noun | ||
| 467 | isiqhebeza | Noun | lively person, talkative person. | |
| 468 | isiqhephu | Noun | fragment, piece, portion. | |
| 469 | isiqhimu | Noun | mine (bomb). | |
| 470 | isiqhingi | Noun | /ísiǃʰíːnɡi/ | |
| 471 | isiqholo | Noun | ||
| 472 | isiqinti | Noun | plot of land. | |
| 473 | isiqithi | Noun | plot of land. | |
| 474 | isiqopha | Noun | /isíǃoːpʰa/ | woodpecker. |
| 475 | isiRashiya | Noun | Equivalent to 'Russian': Of or pertaining to Russia or Russians. | |
| 476 | isisebenzi | Noun | /ísiseɓéːnzi/ | |
| 477 | isiShayina | Noun | /ísiʃajíːna/ | Equivalent to 'Chinese': The citizens of China, particularly citizens of the People's Republic of China. |
| 478 | isiShona | Noun | Shona language. | |
| 479 | isishuqulu | Noun | package, packet. | |
| 480 | isiSpeyini | Noun | Spanish language. | |
| 481 | isiSuthu | Noun | /ísisûːtʰu/ | Sotho language. |
| 482 | isiSuthu sasenyakatho | Noun | Northern Sotho language. | |
| 483 | isiSwahili | Noun | Swahili language. | |
| 484 | isiSwazi | Noun | /isíswaːzi/ | Equivalent to 'Swazi': A Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland/Eswatini and the South African regions adjacent to… |
| 485 | isiswebhu | Noun | whip, lash. | |
| 486 | isitambu | Noun | /ísitáːmbu/ | |
| 487 | isiteleka | Noun | strike (stoppage of work). | |
| 488 | isithando | Noun | forge, smithy, blacksmith's shop. | |
| 489 | isithandwa | Noun | /ísitʰâːndwa/ | darling, honey, love, sweetheart. |
| 490 | isithathu | Noun | /ísitʰâːtʰu/ | the third one. |
| 491 | isithelo | Noun | /isítʰeːlo/ | Equivalent to 'fruit': A product of fertilization in a plant, specifically: The seed-bearing part of a plant; often edi… |
| 492 | isithende | Noun | Equivalent to 'Heel': The act of inclining or canting from a vertical position; a cant. | |
| 493 | isithixo | Noun | ||
| 494 | isithole | Noun | ||
| 495 | isithombe | Noun | /ísitʰóːmbe/ | reflection (sign of a particular condition). |
| 496 | isithunywa | Noun | messenger. | |
| 497 | isithunzi | Noun | Equivalent to 'shadow': A dark image projected onto a surface where light (or other radiation) is blocked by the shade o… | |
| 498 | isithupha | Noun | /isítʰuːpʰa/ | Equivalent to 'six': Abbreviation of MI6 (intelligence service). |
| 499 | isithutha | Noun | ancestor, ancestral spirit. | |
| 500 | isitimela | Noun | ||
| 501 | isitshalo | Noun | Equivalent to 'plant': An organism that is not an animal, especially an organism capable of photosynthesis. | |
| 502 | isiTshwana | Noun | /ísitʃwáːna/ | Tswana language. |
| 503 | isiTsonga | Noun | Tsonga language. | |
| 504 | isiTswana | Noun | /ísitswáːna/ | |
| 505 | isiTumbuka | Noun | Equivalent to 'Tumbuka': A member of a Bantu-speaking African people inhabiting Eastern Zambia and Northern Malawi. | |
| 506 | isivande | Noun | /ísiváːnde/ | |
| 507 | isiVenda | Noun | Venda language. | |
| 508 | isivimbo | Noun | /isíviːmbo/ | |
| 509 | isivinini | Noun | ||
| 510 | isiXhosa | Noun | /isíǁʰoːsa/ | Equivalent to 'Xhosa': A member of a Bantu people from South Africa, most of whom live in the Eastern Cape. |
| 511 | isixubho | Noun | /isíǁuːbo/ | toothbrush. |
| 512 | isixwayiso | Noun | ||
| 513 | iSpeyini | Noun | Spain (a country in Europe). | |
| 514 | iSulumani | Noun | /îːsulúmaːni/ | |
| 515 | ithikithi | Noun | ||
| 516 | ithusi elibomvu | Noun | ||
| 517 | ithusi elimhlophe | Noun | ||
| 518 | itshitshi | Noun | young girl. | |
| 519 | ivayolini | Noun | Equivalent to 'Violin': A small unfretted stringed instrument with four strings tuned (lowest to highest) G-D-A-E, usual… | |
| 520 | ixhaphozi | Noun | marsh, swamp, wetland. | |
| 521 | ixhumela | Noun | high heel (of shoe). | |
| 522 | ixilongo | Noun | /îːǁilóːnɡo/ | Equivalent to 'Horn': A hard growth of keratin that protrudes from the top of the head of certain animals, usually paire… |
| 523 | iyintshi | Noun | inch (unit). | |
| 524 | iYurobhu | Noun | Europe (a continent). | |
| 525 | izabizwana | Noun | ||
| 526 | izakhiwo | Noun | ||
| 527 | izambane | Noun | /iːzámbaːne/ | native potato (Coleus rotundifolius, syn. Plectranthus rotundifolius). |
| 528 | izandiso | Noun | ||
| 529 | izangoma | Noun | ||
| 530 | izibindi | Noun | /íziɓîːndi/ | |
| 531 | izibongo | Noun | /iziɓôːnɡo/ | A form of Zulu praise poetry that extols somebody's fame. |
| 532 | izibungu | Noun | ||
| 533 | izidingo | Noun | /izidîːnɡó/ | |
| 534 | izidlele | Noun | /izíɮeːle/ | |
| 535 | izidumbu | Noun | /izíduːmbú/ | |
| 536 | izifundo | Noun | /ízifúːndo/ | |
| 537 | izigcawu | Noun | /izíᶢǀʱaːwú/ | |
| 538 | izigqoko | Noun | /ìzíᶢǃʱɔ̀ːɠò/ | |
| 539 | izigubhu | Noun | /íziɡúːbu/ | |
| 540 | izihlahla | Noun | /iziɬâːɬa/ | |
| 541 | izihlalo | Noun | /iziɬâːlo/ | |
| 542 | izihlangu | Noun | /iziɬâːnɡú/ | |
| 543 | izihloko | Noun | /íziɬôːɠo/ | |
| 544 | izihlwele | Noun | ||
| 545 | izikhala | Noun | ||
| 546 | izikhova | Noun | ||
| 547 | izikhulu | Noun | ||
| 548 | izikhumba | Noun | /izikʰûːmba/ | |
| 549 | izilonda | Noun | /izilôːnda/ | |
| 550 | izilwandle | Noun | ||
| 551 | izilwane | Noun | /izilwâːne/ | |
| 552 | izimamba | Noun | ||
| 553 | izimbali | Noun | ||
| 554 | izimbasa | Noun | ||
| 555 | izimbewu | Noun | ||
| 556 | izimbizo | Noun | ||
| 557 | izimbongi | Noun | Noun. [B2]. | |
| 558 | izimbube | Noun | ||
| 559 | izimpala | Noun | ||
| 560 | izimpande | Noun | ||
| 561 | izimpaphe | Noun | ||
| 562 | izimpondo | Noun | ||
| 563 | izimpumulo | Noun | ||
| 564 | izimvula | Noun | ||
| 565 | izindaba | Noun | Equivalent to 'news': a report of, or information about, recent events. | |
| 566 | izindlebe | Noun | ||
| 567 | izindlovu | Noun | ||
| 568 | izinduku | Noun | ||
| 569 | izinduna | Noun | ||
| 570 | izingane | Noun | ||
| 571 | izingoma | Noun | ||
| 572 | izinhlamvu | Noun | ||
| 573 | izinhlamvu zamehlo | Noun | ||
| 574 | izinhlanzi | Noun | ||
| 575 | izinhloko | Noun | ||
| 576 | izinhloni | Noun | /ízinɬôːni/ | shyness, bashfulness. |
| 577 | izinja zasendle | Noun | ||
| 578 | izinkabi | Noun | /ízìŋkâːɓì/ | |
| 579 | izinkamba | Noun | /ìzìŋkâːmbà/ | |
| 580 | izinkozi | Noun | ||
| 581 | izinkungu | Noun | ||
| 582 | izinkweshe | Noun | ||
| 583 | izinsana | Noun | ||
| 584 | izinsizwa | Noun | /ízìnsíːzwà/ | |
| 585 | izinsuku | Noun | ||
| 586 | izintaba | Noun | ||
| 587 | izintambo | Noun | ||
| 588 | izintamo | Noun | ||
| 589 | izintini | Noun | /izinˈtîní/ | |
| 590 | izintombi | Noun | /ìzìntôːmbí/ | |
| 591 | izintonga | Noun | ||
| 592 | izintuli | Noun | ||
| 593 | izintuthu | Noun | ||
| 594 | izintwala | Noun | ||
| 595 | izinwele | Noun | Equivalent to 'hair': A pigmented filament of keratin which grows from a follicle on the skin of humans and other mammal… | |
| 596 | izinyama | Noun | ||
| 597 | izinyanga | Noun | ||
| 598 | izinyawo | Noun | ||
| 599 | izinyoka | Noun | ||
| 600 | izinyoni | Noun | ||
| 601 | izinyosi | Noun | ||
| 602 | izinzipho | Noun | ||
| 603 | iziphawulo | Noun | ||
| 604 | iziqholo | Noun | ||
| 605 | izithelo | Noun | ||
| 606 | izwamoya | Noun | /îːzwamôːja/ | Equivalent to 'Barometer': An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. |
| 607 | izwekazi | Noun | /íːzweɠâːzi/ | continent. |
| 608 | jabulela | Verb | to rejoice in, to take pleasure in. | |
| 609 | jabulisa | Verb | to delight, to gladden, to please, to rejoice. | |
| 610 | jikijela | Verb | to hurl, to throw. | |
| 611 | kamnandi | Adverb | /ɠam̩náːndi/ | nicely, pleasantly, sweetly. |
| 612 | khahlela | Verb | to bloom, to blossom, to flower. | |
| 613 | khalipha | Verb | to be bold, to be brave, to be courageous, to be daring, to be stout-hearted. | |
| 614 | khangela | Verb | to behold, to look at. | |
| 615 | khangisa | Verb | to cause to attract. | |
| 616 | khanyisa | Verb | to illuminate, to light, to light up, to shine, to cause to emit light. | |
| 617 | khathala | Verb | to become tired, fatigued. | |
| 618 | khathaza | Verb | to fatigue, to tire, to weary, to make tired. | |
| 619 | khathazeka | Verb | to worry, to be bothered, to take trouble. | |
| 620 | khawuleza | Verb | to accelerate, to expedite. | |
| 621 | khethisa | Verb | to make/help choose. | |
| 622 | khinsela | Verb | to swallow. | |
| 623 | khithika | Verb | ||
| 624 | khohlisa | Verb | to cheat, to con, to deceive, to defraud, to swindle. | |
| 625 | khokhela | Verb | to pay somebody. | |
| 626 | khombisa | Verb | to show, to point out, to indicate. | |
| 627 | khonkotha | Verb | ||
| 628 | khononda | Verb | to complain. | |
| 629 | khonzela | Verb | to give greetings for. | |
| 630 | khudlwana | Adjective | considerable, fairly big, fairly large. | |
| 631 | khulelwa | Verb | to become pregnant. | |
| 632 | khululeka | Verb | to feel at ease, to feel free, to relax. | |
| 633 | khumbula | Verb | to remember, to recall, to recollect, to call to mind. | |
| 634 | khumbuza | Verb | to remind. | |
| 635 | khuphuka | Verb | to increase, to go up. | |
| 636 | khuphula | Verb | to elevate, to raise, to lift, to hoist. | |
| 637 | khuthala | Verb | to become industrious, to be energetic. | |
| 638 | khuthaza | Verb | to encourage, to enthuse, to motivate. | |
| 639 | khwabanisa | Noun, Verb | ||
| 640 | khwehlela | Verb | ||
| 641 | khwezela | Verb | to poke up (a fire). | |
| 642 | kubaThwa | Noun | locative plural of úmuThwá. | |
| 643 | kumuThwa | Noun | locative singular of úmuThwá. | |
| 644 | kwelanga | Noun | possessive singular of ilanga. | |
| 645 | lala kahle | Interjection | good night, sleep well (to one person). | |
| 646 | lalani kahle | Interjection | good night, sleep well (to multiple people). | |
| 647 | mangalisa | Verb | to amaze, to astonish, to surprise, to cause wonder. | |
| 648 | mpempeza | Verb | to whistle. | |
| 649 | nakanjani | Adverb | no matter what. | |
| 650 | namhlanje | Adverb | Equivalent to 'today': The present day, time, or age: "Today's shocks are tomorrow's conventions" (Carolyn Heilbrun). | |
| 651 | ncibilika | Verb | ||
| 652 | ncintisana | Verb | to compete. | |
| 653 | ncinyane | Noun, Adjective | very tiny, minute. | |
| 654 | nciphisa | Verb | to decrease, to diminish, to dwindle, to lessen, to shorten, to shrink, to wane, to become less, to become smaller. | |
| 655 | ngaphandle | Adverb | /nɡapʰâːnɮé/ | |
| 656 | ngcolisa | Verb | to befoul, to contaminate, to pollute. | |
| 657 | ngcwelisa | Verb | to hallow. | |
| 658 | ngineminyaka engu- | Phrase | I'm ... year(s) old. | |
| 659 | ngqofoza | Noun, Verb | to attack furiously. | |
| 660 | ngqongqoza | Verb | ||
| 661 | ngqubuza | Verb | to knock against. | |
| 662 | nihambe kahle | Noun, Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addresses are leaving. Literally, "go well".). | |
| 663 | nilale kahle | Noun, Interjection | Equivalent to 'good night': A farewell said in the evening or before going to sleep. | |
| 664 | nisale kahle | Noun, Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressees are staying. Literally, "stay well".). | |
| 665 | nqwabela | Verb | to accumulate, to heap up, to pile up, to stack. | |
| 666 | ntshontsha | Verb | ||
| 667 | nxazonke | Adverb | everywhere. | |
| 668 | nyakazisa | Verb | to bestir, to cause to move. | |
| 669 | nyakenye | Adverb | last year. | |
| 670 | nyamalala | Verb | to disappear. | |
| 671 | nyenyeza | Verb | to sprinkle. | |
| 672 | okhweshe | Noun | ||
| 673 | oLwesibili | Noun | ||
| 674 | oLwesine | Noun | ||
| 675 | phakamisa | Verb | to raise, to lift, to elevate. | |
| 676 | phakathi | Adverb | /pʰáɠaːtʰí/ | among, in the midst. |
| 677 | phambili | Adverb | /pʰámbiːli/ | ahead, before, in front. |
| 678 | phambuka | Verb | to deviate, to branch of, to turn off. | |
| 679 | phazamisa | Verb | to disturb, to distract, to interrupt, to interfere with. | |
| 680 | phefumula | Verb | to breathe. | |
| 681 | phenduka | Verb | to turn in circles, to spin, to revolve. | |
| 682 | phendula | Verb | to turn, to turn over, to turn round. | |
| 683 | phephela | Verb | to escape to, to take refuge in. | |
| 684 | phesheya | Adverb | on the other side. | |
| 685 | phikisana | Verb | to argue, to fight, to quarrel, to wrangle. | |
| 686 | phithizela | Verb | to swarm with, to teem with. | |
| 687 | phoqelela | Verb | to urge continually, to keep on at. | |
| 688 | phothula | Verb | to massage, to rub. | |
| 689 | phumelela | Verb | to come out, to come out clear. | |
| 690 | phuthuma | Verb | to hasten, to hurry, to urge on. | |
| 691 | qabatheka | Verb | to crave, to long, to thirst, to yearn, to have a strong desire. | |
| 692 | qedakala | Verb | to be comprehensible, to be intelligible, to be understandable. | |
| 693 | qeqebula | Verb | to thunder, to reverberate. | |
| 694 | qeqesheka | Verb | to be coached, to be drilled, to be trained, to be instructed. | |
| 695 | qhanyela | Verb | to arouse. | |
| 696 | qhaqhazela | Verb | to quiver, to shiver, to tremble. | |
| 697 | qhathanisa | Verb | to compare. | |
| 698 | qhephuka | Verb | to get broken off, to get chipped of, to get torn off. | |
| 699 | qhephula | Verb | to break, to break apart, to crack, to crush. | |
| 700 | qhumbuza | Verb | to puncture. | |
| 701 | qhuthula | Noun, Verb | to pluck (hair, feathers). | |
| 702 | qhwakela | Verb | to sit, to be seated. | |
| 703 | qinisekisa | Verb | to confirm, to ratify. | |
| 704 | qinisela | Verb | to persevere, to persist, to hold out. | |
| 705 | qokelela | Verb | ||
| 706 | qondisisa | Verb | to understand (thoroughly, well). | |
| 707 | qwashaza | Verb | to fidget, to wriggle. | |
| 708 | sala kahle | Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressee is staying. Literally, "stay well".). | |
| 709 | salani kahle | Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressees are staying. Literally, "stay well".). | |
| 710 | sebenzisa | Verb | to use, to utilise. | |
| 711 | shabalala | Verb | to pass away, to die. | |
| 712 | shanyela | Verb | ||
| 713 | shicilela | Verb | to publish. | |
| 714 | shintsha | Verb | to change. | |
| 715 | shukumisa | Verb | to shake, to stir. | |
| 716 | shumayela | Verb | to preach. | |
| 717 | shumayeza | Verb | to preach to. | |
| 718 | shunqisa | Verb | to smoke (darken with smoke). | |
| 719 | shushisa | Verb | to encourage, to enthuse, to motivate. | |
| 720 | shwabana | Verb | to shrink, to shrivel. | |
| 721 | sikhumba | Noun | simple singular of isíkhumba. | |
| 722 | sikhwenene | Noun | simple singular of isikhwenêne. | |
| 723 | sithini isikhathi | Phrase | what time is it? (literally: what does the clock say?). | |
| 724 | sombuluka | Verb | to gain wisdom, become intelligent. | |
| 725 | sombulula | Verb | to unroll, loosen, unravel. | |
| 726 | swelakala | Verb | to be lacking, to be necessary, to be needed, to be required, to be requisite. | |
| 727 | tatamisa | Verb | to nurse, to care for. | |
| 728 | tatazela | Verb | ||
| 729 | thakatha | Verb | to practice witchcraft. | |
| 730 | thandana | Verb | to love each other. | |
| 731 | thandaza | Verb | ||
| 732 | thandeka | Verb | to be welcome, acceptable. | |
| 733 | thembisa | Verb | to encourage, to enthuse, to motivate. | |
| 734 | thengisa | Verb | ||
| 735 | thokozela | Verb | to be grateful for, to be thankful for. | |
| 736 | thokozisa | Verb | to cause to be grateful, to cause to be thankful. | |
| 737 | tholakala | Verb | to be obtainable, to be available. | |
| 738 | thukuthela | Verb | to become angry, to become cross. | |
| 739 | thuthuka | Verb | to become important, to become influential. | |
| 740 | tshengisa | Verb | to point out, to show. | |
| 741 | u-Agasti | Noun | ||
| 742 | u-anyanisi | Noun | /úʔaɲániːsi/ | |
| 743 | u-Apreli | Noun | ||
| 744 | u-Ephreli | Noun | ||
| 745 | u-Okthoba | Noun | ||
| 746 | ubabekazi | Noun | /úɓaɓéɠaːzi/ | my/our father's sister, paternal aunt. |
| 747 | ubhanana | Noun | /úbanáːna/ | |
| 748 | ubhasikidi | Noun | ||
| 749 | ubhejane | Noun | /ubédʒaːne/ | black rhinoceros. |
| 750 | ubheseni | Noun | /ubesêːni/ | |
| 751 | ubhobhobho | Noun | /ubóboːbo/ | colon, large intestine. |
| 752 | ububanzi | Noun | /uɓúɓaːnzí/ | width, breadth. |
| 753 | ububhibhi | Noun | /uɓúbiːbi/ | Equivalent to 'meerkat': Suricata suricatta, a small carnivorous mammal of the mongoose family, from the Kalahari Desert… |
| 754 | ububomvu | Noun | /uɓúɓoːmvú/ | red, redness. |
| 755 | ubuchopho | Noun | ||
| 756 | ubufushane | Noun | ||
| 757 | ubugqila | Noun | /uɓúᶢǃʱiːlá/ | slavery, serfdom. |
| 758 | ubugwala | Noun | cowardice, cowardliness. | |
| 759 | ubuhlalu | Noun | /uɓúɬaːlú/ | bead(s), beadwork. |
| 760 | ubuhlanya | Noun | craziness, insanity, madness. | |
| 761 | ubuhlanzo | Noun | /úɓuɬâːnzo/ | |
| 762 | ubuhleli | Noun | editorship. | |
| 763 | ubuhlobo | Noun | kinship, relationship. | |
| 764 | ubuhlungu | Noun | /úɓuɬûːnɡu/ | pain, ache. |
| 765 | ubukhali | Noun | /úɓukʰáːli/ | sharpness. |
| 766 | ubukhulu | Noun | /úɓukʰûːlu/ | Equivalent to 'size': The dimensions or magnitude of a thing; how big something is. |
| 767 | ubulembu | Noun | /uɓúleːmbu/ | spiderweb. |
| 768 | ubulepheru | Noun | ||
| 769 | ubuluhlaza | Noun | /úɓuluɬâːza/ | ignorance, lack of culture. |
| 770 | ubulwane | Noun | ||
| 771 | ubumanzi | Noun | moisture, dampness, wateriness. | |
| 772 | ubumhlophe | Noun | /úɓum̩ɬôːpʰe/ | purity, innocence. |
| 773 | ubumnene | Noun | kindness, gentleness. | |
| 774 | ubumnyama | Noun | /úɓum̩ɲáːma/ | blackness, darkness. |
| 775 | ubumpofu | Noun | dun colour, tan colour, tawny colour. | |
| 776 | ubumpohlo | Noun | bachelorhood. | |
| 777 | ubumtoti | Noun | sweetness, pleasantness. | |
| 778 | ubuncane | Noun | /úɓuᵑǀáːne/ | Equivalent to 'Smallness': The state or quality of being small. |
| 779 | ubungane | Noun | /úɓunɡáːne/ | friendship, comradeship. |
| 780 | ubungcono | Noun | /úɓuᵑǀʱóːno/ | improvement. |
| 781 | ubuNgisi | Noun | ||
| 782 | ubuNguni | Noun | ||
| 783 | ubuningi | Noun | /úɓunîːnɡi/ | large amount/number/quantity. |
| 784 | ubunjani | Noun | condition, state. | |
| 785 | ubunqunu | Noun | nakedness. | |
| 786 | ubunsomi | Noun | /úɓunsôːmi/ | purple color. |
| 787 | ubuntwana | Noun | /uɓúntwaːna/ | Equivalent to 'childhood': The time during which one is a child, from between infancy and puberty. |
| 788 | ubunxele | Noun | /úɓuᵑǁêːle/ | left-hand side, left-handed direction. |
| 789 | ubuphansi | Noun | bottom, lowest part. | |
| 790 | ubuqhawe | Noun | bravery, heroism. | |
| 791 | ubuqotho | Noun | Equivalent to 'honesty': The act, quality, or condition of being honest. | |
| 792 | ubuqwayizi | Noun | prostitution. | |
| 793 | ubuthongo | Noun | /uɓútʰoːnɡo/ | drowsiness, sleepiness. |
| 794 | ubuthuntu | Noun | /uɓútʰuːntu/ | bluntness. |
| 795 | ubuthutha | Noun | silliness, stupidity. | |
| 796 | ubuxhegu | Noun | /uɓúǁʰeːɡu/ | old age (of men). |
| 797 | ubuxwaya | Noun | Equivalent to 'Prudence': The quality or state of being prudent: circumspection and good judgment in knowing how best to… | |
| 798 | uchakide | Noun | /úǀʰaɠíːde/ | slender mongoose. |
| 799 | ucwaningo | Noun | ||
| 800 | uDisemba | Noun | ||
| 801 | udokotela | Noun | /udoɠóteːla/ | doctor, physician. |
| 802 | udondolo | Noun | /úːdondôːlo/ | walking stick. |
| 803 | uFebhuwari | Noun | ||
| 804 | uFebruwari | Noun | Equivalent to 'February': The short month following January and preceding March in the Roman, Julian, and Gregorian cale… | |
| 805 | uganandela | Noun | /úɡanandéːla/ | granadilla, passion fruit. |
| 806 | ugwadule | Noun | /ûːɡwadûːle/ | desert (barren area). |
| 807 | uhambe kahle | Noun, Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressee is leaving. Literally, "go well".). | |
| 808 | uhhavini | Noun | ||
| 809 | uhlangothi | Noun | /ûːɬanɡóːtʰi/ | flank, side. |
| 810 | uhlolovo | Noun | poll, referendum, survey. | |
| 811 | uhulumeni | Noun | government. | |
| 812 | uJabulani | Noun | a male given name. | |
| 813 | uJanuwali | Noun | ||
| 814 | uJanuwari | Noun | ||
| 815 | ukhadinale | Noun | cardinal (priest). | |
| 816 | ukherothi | Noun | ||
| 817 | ukhilimu | Noun | ||
| 818 | uKhisimusi | Noun | /ukʰisímuːsi/ | Christmas. |
| 819 | ukholwase | Noun | /úkʰólwaːse/ | |
| 820 | ukhonkolo | Noun | /ukʰónkoːlo/ | concrete, cement. |
| 821 | ukhwathu | Noun | /úːkʰwaːtʰu/ | |
| 822 | ukhweshe | Noun | /úkʰweːʃe/ | palm (of the hand). |
| 823 | ukubulala | Noun | /úɠuɓuláːla/ | infinitive of -bulala. |
| 824 | ukucwila | Noun | infinitive of -cwila. | |
| 825 | ukudabuka | Noun | grief, heartache, sadness, sorrow. | |
| 826 | ukudayisa | Noun | infinitive of -dayisa. | |
| 827 | ukudubula | Noun | shooting, firing, discharging. | |
| 828 | ukudweba | Noun | infinitive of -dweba. | |
| 829 | ukugqwala | Noun | infinitive of -gqwala. | |
| 830 | ukugxeka | Noun | infinitive of -gxeka. | |
| 831 | ukuhlamba | Noun | infinitive of -hlamba. | |
| 832 | ukuhleka | Noun | infinitive of -hleka. | |
| 833 | ukukhanya | Noun | /uɠúkʰaːɲa/ | infinitive of -khanya. |
| 834 | ukumangala | Noun | /uɠumánɡaːla/ | amazement, astonishment. |
| 835 | ukuncoma | Noun | infinitive of -ncoma. | |
| 836 | ukungcola | Noun | contamination, pollution. | |
| 837 | ukungenisa | Noun | /úɠunɡeníːsa/ | infinitive of -ngenisa. |
| 838 | ukunqoba | Noun | infinitive of -nqoba. | |
| 839 | ukuntoko | Noun | ||
| 840 | ukunxele | Noun | /úɠuᵑǁêːle/ | left side. |
| 841 | ukuphakama | Noun | /úɠupʰaɠáːma/ | infinitive of -phakama. |
| 842 | ukuphawula | Noun | infinitive of -phawula. | |
| 843 | ukupheka | Noun | /uɠúpʰeːɠa/ | infinitive of -pheka. |
| 844 | ukuphekela | Noun | infinitive of -phekela (“to cook for someone”). | |
| 845 | ukuphela | Noun | /úɠupʰéːla/ | infinitive of -phela. |
| 846 | ukuphoqa | Noun | infinitive of -phoqa. | |
| 847 | ukuphoxeka | Noun | infinitive of -phoxeka. | |
| 848 | ukuphutha | Noun | infinitive of -phutha. | |
| 849 | ukuqabuka | Noun | infinitive of -qabuka. | |
| 850 | ukuqaphela | Noun | infinitive of -qaphela. | |
| 851 | ukuqaqamba | Noun | infinitive of -qaqamba. | |
| 852 | ukuqhuma | Noun | infinitive of -qhuma. | |
| 853 | ukuqinisa | Noun | infinitive of -qinisa. | |
| 854 | ukushisa | Noun | infinitive of -shisa. | |
| 855 | ukuthula | Noun | /úɠutʰúːla/ | infinitive of -thula. |
| 856 | ukuvamisa | Noun | infinitive of -vamisa. | |
| 857 | ukuzigqaja | Noun | /uɠúziᶢǃʱáːdʒa/ | |
| 858 | ukwazisa | Noun | infinitive of -azisa. | |
| 859 | ukwemuka | Noun | infinitive of -emuka. | |
| 860 | ukwenzeka | Noun | feasibility, possibility. | |
| 861 | ukwindla | Noun | /úɠwiːnɮá/ | Equivalent to 'autumn': Traditionally the third of the four seasons, when deciduous trees lose their leaves, and tempera… |
| 862 | ulale kahle | Noun, Interjection | Equivalent to 'good night': A farewell said in the evening or before going to sleep. | |
| 863 | ulwandle | Noun | /ûːlwâːnɮe/ | sea, ocean. |
| 864 | uLwesibili | Noun | /úlwesíɓiːlí/ | Equivalent to 'Tuesday': The third day of the week in many religious traditions, and the second day of the week in syste… |
| 865 | uLwesine | Noun | /úlwesíːne/ | Equivalent to 'Thursday': The fifth day of the week in many religious traditions, and the fourth day of the week in syst… |
| 866 | umalukazi | Noun | /umáluɠáːzi/ | old bullock or cow. |
| 867 | uMandulo | Noun | /umánduːlo/ | the second month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in August. |
| 868 | umashiqela | Noun | /úmaʃiǃêːla/ | |
| 869 | uMasingana | Noun | /umasínɡaːna/ | the sixth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in December. |
| 870 | umaskandi | Noun | ||
| 871 | umbhicongo | Noun | black-headed oriole. | |
| 872 | umbhidli | Noun | celebration. | |
| 873 | umbhikisho | Noun | ||
| 874 | umbonanhle | Noun | good omen. | |
| 875 | umbulali | Noun | killer, murderer. | |
| 876 | umcwaningi | Noun | researcher. | |
| 877 | umdweshu | Noun | long strip of ploughed land. | |
| 878 | umfanyana | Noun | /úm̩fáɲaːna/ | small boy. |
| 879 | umfelokazi | Noun | /uḿ̩feloɠâːzi/ | |
| 880 | umfokazana | Noun | /úm̩foɠázaːna/ | poor man, living off the goodwill of strangers. |
| 881 | umfokazi | Noun | /úm̩fóɠaːzi/ | |
| 882 | umfudlana | Noun | /um̩fúɮaːna/ | brook, creek, rivulet, runlet, runnel, stream. |
| 883 | umfundisi | Noun | /úm̩fundíːsi/ | Equivalent to 'teacher': A person who teaches, especially one employed in a school; preceptor. |
| 884 | umgankla | Noun | /úm̩ɡáːnkla/ | Equivalent to 'kudu': A large, striped, African antelope of the species Tragelaphus imberbis (lesser kudu) or Tragelaphu… |
| 885 | umgcagco | Noun | marriage, wedding. | |
| 886 | umgibeli | Noun | /úm̩ɡiɓéːli/ | rider (on a horse). |
| 887 | uMgqibelo | Noun | /uḿ̩ᶢǃʱiɓéːlo/ | Equivalent to 'Saturday': The seventh day of the week in many religious traditions, and the sixth day of the week in sys… |
| 888 | umgwamanda | Noun | community. | |
| 889 | umgwaqana | Noun | /um̩ɡwaǃâːna/ | small road. |
| 890 | umgwenya | Noun | wild plum. | |
| 891 | umhlabathi | Noun | /úm̩ɬaɓâːtʰi/ | ground (surface of the Earth). |
| 892 | umhlanga | Noun | /uḿ̩ɬaːnɡa/ | |
| 893 | umhlangano | Noun | Equivalent to 'gathering': A meeting or get-together; a party or social function. | |
| 894 | umhlathi | Noun | /úm̩ɬâːtʰi/ | Equivalent to 'Jaw': One of the bones, usually bearing teeth, which form the framework of the mouth. |
| 895 | umhlengi | Noun | helper, redeemer, rescuer, saviour. | |
| 896 | umhlophe | Noun | /úm̩ɬôːpʰe/ | white of the eyes. |
| 897 | umhlukazi | Noun | /úm̩ɬúɠaːzi/ | |
| 898 | umhlwazi | Noun | Equivalent to 'khat': A shrub, Catha edulis, whose leaves are used as a mild stimulant when chewed or brewed as tea; als… | |
| 899 | umhuzulo | Noun | /um̩húzuːlo/ | abrasion, grazing. |
| 900 | umjondolo | Noun | ||
| 901 | umjuluko | Noun | /um̩dʒulûːɠo/ | sweat, perspiration. |
| 902 | umkhathi | Noun | /uḿ̩kʰaːtʰí/ | space, outer space, the firmament. |
| 903 | umkhawulo | Noun | /uḿ̩kʰawúːlo/ | boundary, limit, frontier. |
| 904 | umkhemese | Noun | chemist, druggist, pharmacist. | |
| 905 | umkhetho | Noun | choice, selection (i.e., things selected). | |
| 906 | umkhiqizi | Noun | manufacturer, producer. | |
| 907 | umkhiqizo | Noun | ||
| 908 | umkhomazi | Noun | /uḿ̩kʰomáːzi/ | female whale. |
| 909 | umkhombo | Noun | /uḿ̩kʰoːmbo/ | Equivalent to 'Rhinoceros': Any large herbivorous ungulate mammal native to Africa and Asia of the family Rhinocerotidae… |
| 910 | umkhonto | Noun | /úm̩kʰóːnto/ | Equivalent to 'spear': A long stick with a sharp tip used as a weapon for throwing or thrusting, or anything used to mak… |
| 911 | umkhumbi | Noun | /úm̩kʰûːmbi/ | |
| 912 | umkhwekazi | Noun | /úm̩kʰwéɠaːzi/ | one's wife's mother, mother-in-law of a male. |
| 913 | umkhwelo | Noun | /úm̩kʰwéːlo/ | |
| 914 | umklomelo | Noun | point (gained in an exam etc.). | |
| 915 | umlepheru | Noun | ||
| 916 | umlobokazi | Noun | /úm̩loɓoɠâːzi/ | newlywed wife. |
| 917 | umngcele | Noun | ||
| 918 | umngcwabo | Noun | ||
| 919 | umngqithi | Noun | Equivalent to 'kori bustard': A species of bustard, Ardeotis kori, which is the largest flying bird native to Africa. | |
| 920 | umntwana | Noun | /uḿ̩ntwaːna/ | Equivalent to 'child': Alternative letter-case form of child often used when referring to God (Jesus) or another importa… |
| 921 | umnyango | Noun | government department, ministry. | |
| 922 | umnyelele | Noun | species of grasshopper. | |
| 923 | umnyombo | Noun | ||
| 924 | umpetshisi | Noun | /um̩pétʃiːsi/ | Equivalent to 'Peach': Any tree of species Prunus persica, native to China and now widely cultivated throughout temperat… |
| 925 | umphakathi | Noun | public society. | |
| 926 | umphambili | Noun | ||
| 927 | umphandle | Noun | ||
| 928 | umphansi | Noun | earth, world. | |
| 929 | umphimbo | Noun | Equivalent to 'throat': The part of a chimney between the gathering, or portion of the funnel which contracts in ascendi… | |
| 930 | umphumela | Noun | result, consequence, implication, after-effect. | |
| 931 | umqamelo | Noun | pillow, cushion, headrest. | |
| 932 | umqeqeshi | Noun | coach, trainer. | |
| 933 | umqhafazo | Noun | SMS, text message (cell phone). | |
| 934 | umqwakuza | Noun | unripe fruit. | |
| 935 | umqwayizi | Noun | prostitute. | |
| 936 | umsebenzi | Noun | /úm̩seɓéːnzi/ | A ritual or ceremony. |
| 937 | umshanelo | Noun | Equivalent to 'Broom': A village in Southill parish, Central Bedfordshire district, Bedfordshire (OS grid ref TL1743). | |
| 938 | umshanyelo | Noun | ||
| 939 | umshayelo | Noun | Equivalent to 'Broom': A village in Southill parish, Central Bedfordshire district, Bedfordshire (OS grid ref TL1743). | |
| 940 | umshushisi | Noun | /um̩ʃúʃiːsi/ | prosecutor. |
| 941 | umshushiso | Noun | /um̩ʃúʃiːso/ | encouragement. |
| 942 | umshwana | Noun | /uḿ̩ʃwaːna/ | clause, phrase. |
| 943 | umswakama | Noun | moisture, dampness. | |
| 944 | umthambo | Noun | /úm̩tʰáːmbo/ | artery, blood vessell, vein. |
| 945 | umthandi | Noun | one who plaits, one who carves, one who moulds. | |
| 946 | umThembu | Noun | /úm̩tʰêːmbu/ | Thembu person. |
| 947 | umthetho | Noun | /úm̩tʰêːtʰo/ | law, rule, edict, regulation. |
| 948 | umthombo | Noun | /úm̩tʰôːmbo/ | source (of information). |
| 949 | umthunzi | Noun | /úm̩tʰûːnzi/ | |
| 950 | umthwalo | Noun | burden, load, weight. | |
| 951 | umtshezi | Noun | brick-red object. | |
| 952 | umTshwana | Noun | /úm̩tʃwáːna/ | Tswana person. |
| 953 | umTswana | Noun | /úm̩tswáːna/ | |
| 954 | umvingqi | Noun | /úmvíːᵑǃʱi/ | skin fold. |
| 955 | umvundla | Noun | /úm̩vûːnɮa/ | hare, rabbit. |
| 956 | umxazululo | Noun | ||
| 957 | umxhapho | Noun | lapping, licking up. | |
| 958 | umzekelo | Noun | /um̩zeɠêːlo/ | |
| 959 | umzingeli | Noun | /úm̩zinɡéːli/ | |
| 960 | umzukulu | Noun | /uḿ̩zuɠûːlu/ | grandchild. |
| 961 | umzuzwana | Noun | /uḿ̩zuzwáːna/ | short moment, very short period of time. |
| 962 | uNcibijane | Noun | New Year, New Year's Day. | |
| 963 | uneminyaka emingaki | Phrase | how old are you?. | |
| 964 | uNhlangula | Noun | /unɬánɡuːla/ | the twelfth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in May. |
| 965 | uNhlolanja | Noun | /únɬólaːɲdʒá/ | the seventh month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in January. |
| 966 | unkamisa | Noun | ||
| 967 | unobhala | Noun | /unóbaːla/ | clerk, secretary. |
| 968 | unogwaja | Noun | /unóɡwaːdʒa/ | Equivalent to 'rabbit': The fourth of the twelve-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac related to the… |
| 969 | unondwebu | Noun | /únondwéːɓu/ | |
| 970 | uNovemba | Noun | ||
| 971 | uNtulikazi | Noun | /untulíɠaːzi/ | the thirteenth month of the Zulu lunar calendar, beginning with the new moon in June. |
| 972 | unxanhlanu | Noun | ||
| 973 | unxantathu | Noun | ||
| 974 | unxashumi | Noun | decagon (ten-sided polygon). | |
| 975 | unyelele | Noun | species of grasshopper. | |
| 976 | unyembezi | Noun | /uːɲémbeːzi/ | tear (of the eye). |
| 977 | uphephela | Noun | propeller. | |
| 978 | uqhoqhoqho | Noun | /uǃʰóǃʰoːǃʰo/ | windpipe, trachea. |
| 979 | uqhwishi | Noun | /úǃʰwiːʃi/ | comma (punctuation). |
| 980 | usale kahle | Noun, Interjection | goodbye (Used when the addressee is staying. Literally, "stay well".). | |
| 981 | uSeptemba | Noun | ||
| 982 | uSepthemba | Noun | September. | |
| 983 | ushukela | Noun | Equivalent to 'sugar': Sucrose in the form of small crystals, obtained from sugar cane or sugar beet and used to sweeten… | |
| 984 | usogekle | Noun | /úsóɡeːkxe/ | maze, labyrinth. |
| 985 | uSomandla | Noun | /úsomáːnɮa/ | the Almighty. |
| 986 | uSuku lokuBuyisana | Noun | Day of Reconciliation. | |
| 987 | uSuku loMkhaya | Noun | Family Day. | |
| 988 | uSuku loXolo | Noun | Day of Goodwill. | |
| 989 | uSuku lwabeSifazane | Noun | Women's Day. | |
| 990 | uSuku lweNkululeko | Noun | Freedom Day. | |
| 991 | uSuku lweNtsha | Noun | Youth Day. | |
| 992 | utamatisi | Noun | /útamátiːsi/ | |
| 993 | utshwala | Noun | /útʃwaːlá/ | Equivalent to 'alcohol': Any of a class of organic compounds (such as ethanol) containing a hydroxyl functional group (-… |
| 994 | uzamcolo | Noun | /úzam̩ǀôːlo/ | |
| 995 | uzekamanzi | Noun | dragonfly. | |
| 996 | uzibuthe | Noun | /úziɓûːtʰe/ | |
| 997 | vakashela | Verb | ||
| 998 | valelisa | Verb | to say goodbye to, to take leave of, to bid somebody farewell, to see somebody of. | |
| 999 | vulekile | Verb | to have opened, to be open. | |
| 1000 | vuvukala | Verb | to be swollen. | |
| 1001 | xazulula | Verb | to solve, to settle. | |
| 1002 | xhumanisa | Verb | to bring together, to connect, to join, to link. | |
| 1003 | xokozela | Verb | to make a hubbub. | |
| 1004 | zikhumba | Noun | simple plural of isíkhumba. | |
| 1005 | zikhwenene | Noun | simple plural of isikhwenêne. |