Class II

1. 1

   botany

   Tall plant, also known as mubála.
   mubála
2. 2

   adjective

   Formed; arranged; worked. Done. Executed. Ready.

Related entries

• Kakongo— Monocotyledonous plant, also known as kambângu.
• Ndombo-ndombo— Stem of cruciferous plants on which the flower is to open; s
• Mâfu— Dead leaves | Dried grass reduced to powder.
• Kalúlu— Plant of the composite family (vernonia thonsonia).
• Kutu— Name by which the plant rixinde is known in Zaire.
• Mutuke— Climbing plant with oval-acuminate fruits.
• Mutóbe— Acanthus; herbaceous plant (berlinia angolensis), known as «
• Muzende— Ornamental plant of the legume family.
• Kuzánda— To thrive; to grow; to develop.
• Mutúndu— Solanaceous plant.

See Múhanda

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• Kuxatukisa— To make spring out what is held squeezed between the fingers
• Kukotomona— To take what another has in hand: a mu kotona (from the hand
• Kuimikisa— To make stick in, to stand upright.
• Kulabekesa— To order to hit or apply with force. To make slap, to give a
• Kuxangumuka— To slip; to escape from one's hands.
• Ukuatelu— Manner of taking hold of, of grasping: u ekuta k' n xlnge nz
• Kutúta— To touch, reach, attain: ng'atuta bulu ni mulembu. | To come
• Kuburikinya— To grab with the claws; to seize with the hands.
• Kukotomona— To take by force what another has in their hand; a mu kotomo
• Rikumba— Movimento ondulatório.

1. 1

   nounplural

   (II) Word used to form the future tense of verbs. Are to; shall.
   Examples

   • 💬o mixi iondo kujikata

Related words

1. 1

   Six.
   Examples

   • 💬mikomibe isamanu Cinco mais um
2. 2

   (III) Group of six.
   Examples

   • 💬inama isamanu

Related words

• Jiuâna— Four | Group of four | Three plus one
• Makuinyi— Tens. Groups of ten.
• Masamanu— (preceded by sub.) Six.
• Jihulukaji— Groups of a thousand units | Thousands.
• Samánu— Six. The one in sixth place. The number 6.
• Tusamanu— Six: tunguari–
• Kivule— Majority. Preponderant group; the greater part. Plural.
• Jihama— Hundreds | Two or more times a hundred. | Groups of a hundre
• Tánu— num. card. (IX) Five. The number 5. Group of five things or
• Jifúku— Groups of ten thousand units.

1. 1

   Who carries the arms hanging down.
2. 2

   Bimanous.

• Lukuaku— Hand; arm
• Kanjondo— Lame. | Who is missing part of a limb. Crippled.
• Kiriandu— Organ.
• Kalukuaku— Of or relating to the hand.
• Kipuna— Elbow.
• Kutengunya— To limp; to hobble.
• Taku— Abbrev. of ritaku. Buttocks.
• Mútoki— Bubo; inguia.
• Kaisusi— Broad-shouldered. A man with wide shoulders. One whose shoul
• Kumbumbama— To be fleshy, thick. | To stand out; to protrude. | To have

1. 1

   Stomach acidity.
2. 2

   Heartburn.

• Kinyongoto— Colic | Stomach ache.
• Kimajï— Jaundice . Spillage of bile.
• Rihebe— Hypogastrium.
• Ríkatu— Gaster; gut; stomach. Crop; maw.
• Rimála— Belly; abdomen.
• Njinji— Stomach disturbance arising from poor digestion of food | Un
• Kingori— Whooping cough.
• Ufune— Puffiness. | Flabby swelling.
• Tóta— Ravenous hunger; hunger.
• Kusutula— To gorge; to make obtuse. | To cause indigestion. | Also ref

1. 1

   numeral

   Ancient copper coin worth 10 réis or 0.01 ctv.
2. 2

   Redoubt; fortification.

Related words

• Mulambongo— Ancient copper coin worth 5 réis (or 3 Portuguese réis). Val
• Múkuta— Ancient silver coin equivalent to ten small cloths of mabela
• Ipaka— (III) Name of the old ten-réis coins
• Milele— Cloths; fabrics; pieces of cloth
• Njímbu— Small cowrie shell fished off the opposite coast of Luanda i
• Paláte— Silver (metal)
• Kukustala— To cost, kuviza.
• Jimbongo— Quantity of money, jewels, precious things | Treasure | Poss
• Kusumba— To buy; to purchase at auction; to obtain for money.
• Ngôndo— Small bead of gold or silver for stringing, ornamenting, etc

1. 1

   • Firelighter; lighter.
   • Utensil for lighting a fire.

Related words

• Kuaúla— To singe; to pass through the flame.
• Íuikilu— Shavings | That which serves to light the fire | Kindling |
• Kuuikisa— To order (a fire) to be lit.
• Kutelujuka— To flicker; to glitter.
• Kusosomoka— To spark . To emit sparks.
• Kulejima— To emit light.
• Muânga— Light; torch. | Fire. | Lamp; glow; flame.
• Kibukirilu— Device for fanning a fire. | Fan; hand-fan. | Pancar. | Appa
• Kuvunguna— To attenuate; to relieve; to lighten. | To make less heavy,
• Isama— Lanterns | Torches; small bundles of resinous grass | in the

1. 1

   botany

   Shrub with compound, small, green foliage, common on the Benguela plateau.

• Kifútua— Small shrub of the caesalpinioid type, fam. Leguminosae (Bau
• Músenze— Leguminous shrub.
• Mupúxi— Leguminous plant of the family Caesalpiniaceae (berlinia pan
• Kanye-njila— Ebenaceous plant
• Kábaba— Shrubby plant of the legume family (craibia baptistarum), of
• Kimbondo— Pod (of green bean)
• Musálu— Ornamental shrub, quite thorny, of the legume family, used i
• Jingenye— Family of rhamnaceous plants. | Bramble | Hawthorn | Small s
• Mingénge— Tribe of terebinthaceous plants (Spondia mambin), to which t
• Riximbu— Cytisus; plant with tannin-rich bark.

1. 1

   Parallel.
   mukungulu
2. 2

   chorography

   Settlement in the circumscription of Amboim, district of Novo Redondo, province of Benguela.

Related entries

• Séla— Ser; serra.
• Mbuiva— Chorography. Village and seat of the post of Amboiva, civil
• Lukamba— Former village and parish of S. Joaquim, 7th division of the
• Mbui— Ball (of funji)
• Ndongoena— (chorography) Village and seat of the post of the same name,
• Kinguári— Partridge.
• Kitêxi— Profuse; copious.
• Njiva— Village and post in the civil district of Baixo-Cunene (Cuan
• Muangai— Town and seat of the post of this name, civil circumscriptio
• Xingu— Neck; throat.