Class IV

1. 1

   See mataki.
   mataki

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1. 1

   Two; same as Kiiari.
   Kiiari

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• Tuiari— Two.
• Many'a-tanu— Fifty.
• Jiiari— Two | One plus one.
• Kâmue— One, sole.
• Kaloba— Arroba.
• Kikuinyi— Decennial.
• Kixinyi— Portion; part; half:
• Many'a-sambuári— Seventy. | sub. The number 70. | Abbrev. of makuinhi sambuâr
• Jikuxi— How many, how many ?
• Kibandeku— Addition. | That which is added.

1. 1

   designating things that are present or near the speaker. These.
   Examples

   • 💬mahonjo ama m'abólo
   • 💬o makezu' ama ma nzeta
2. 2

   adverb

   demonstr. pl. Here they are; there they are; see from here.
3. 3

   Abbreviation of mona.
   mona

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1. 1

   Board; step; perch, resting place.
2. 2

   Abbreviation of ribáia.
   ribáia
3. 3

   chorography

   Farm or musseque on the outskirts of the city of Luanda.

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• Kasanzu— Switch. | Small branch.
• Katomba— Moorland; heath.
• Kalabasa— Rainbow.
• Paláia— Beach
• Senze— A certain kind of fly.
• Kázanga— Portion of land in the middle of a bay. | Island to the S. o
• Luâbu— Former town and parish of N. S. de Sant'Ana, current post of
• Lalama— Lake near the village of Cabiri, civil district of Icolo e B
• Kilónga— Coat of mail; short skirt
• Kûngú— abbrev. of ri.kungu. | Ravine, pit. | former neighbourhood o

1. 1

   Adventure; pillory.
2. 2

   adjective

   One who seeks adventure or lives by adventures; adventurer.
   ribalanga

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• Mútole— Researcher; explorer of unknown places.
• Rilondélu— Path or place by which one climbs.
• Jingenji— Travellers | Pilgrims | Those going on a journey | Outsiders
• Kibungánu— Wandering thing.
• Mululute— Wanderer; one who roams without purpose. Vagrant.
• Kilálu— Buoyant; floating.
• Múkoke— That rolls or drags.
• caMuéndi— Walker; traveller. | Wanderer; pilgrim.
• Múbite— Passer-by. Individual who is passing through.
• Múnangu— Journey; feat. | Stage.

1. 1

   House; domicile; residence; home.
   ribata

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• Mábata— Dwellings; households; residences. Houses.
• Ribata— Domicile; house.
• Jinzo— Houses | Dwellings | Residences.
• Rixilu— Room; bedroom. | Alcove; chamber.
• Kitáka— Orchard; yard; vegetable garden. Enclosed plot next to the d
• Sabalálu— Upper floor; first-floor house.
• Kânzo— Little house. Hovel; Niche.
• Sanzala— Village; residence of servants on an agricultural estate.
• Ribitilu— Doorway; place of passage.
• Kariri— Small place. | Cradle; child's bed | Niche.

1. 1

   Mouse; rat
   ribéngu

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• Ribéngu— Mouse; rat.
• Karibéngu— Little mouse.
• Ngêlu— Rodent mammal
• Xinj'a-ngele— Squirrel.
• Ngóne— Rodent mammal of the family Sciuridae. | Wild mouse | Squirr
• Puku— Wild rat.
• Ríbuku— Wave; swell.
• Mbuíji— Rodent mammal | Paca
• Karibulu— Young rabbit. | Little rabbit.
• Kabéngu— Said of a person or thing with a rat-like snout.

1. 1

   Greeting; salutation.
   ribesá

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• Umenekenu— Respectful greeting; salutation; leave.
• Mimenekenu— Morning greetings; compliments; salutations. | Expressions o
• Riximanu— Praise; exhortation, commendation.
• Kuximana— To praise; to laud; to bless. To ennoble.
• Tu-sange— to greet a newcomer: –, ngana (welcome, sir).
• Mázelele— Congratulations; felicitations; compliments.
• Muluuluri— One who congratulates.
• Manánzu— sub. pl. (IV) Praises; eulogies; compliments. | Boastfulness
• Kumenekena— To sing matins; to greet; to salute. | To send regards. | To
• Mahézu— Greetings; salutations.

1. 1

   Boy
2. 2

   Young man
   kambonga

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1. 1

   Large fly. See Ribubulu.
   Ribubulu

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• Kixanji— Horsefly; large fly.
• Nzéu— Large ant , kisonde u muanga o ribata.
• Riuíndu— Chigoe; zunga. Insect.
• Kambululu— Mosquito the size of a flea, with a fierce bite. | Murui.
• Pelekese— Cockroach.
• Nyuiki— Bee.
• Kahínji— Small, bothersome fly. | Little fly. | Gnat.
• Ringangánji— Blowfly; buzzing fly.
• Rizalala— Centipede; nginga mukua musóngo.
• Kimbámba— Insect. Bug.