Class VII

1. 1

   Embers; flames; fire.
2. 2

   Detonations; shots.

Related words

• Makongolo— Burning coals (without flame) | Embers. | State of incandesc
• Túbia— Fire; blaze: inso i akuata. ; Flash of fire; shot (from a ri
• Muânga— Light; torch. | Fire. | Lamp; glow; flame.
• Mulému— High flame; tongue of fire. Blaze.
• Isama— Lanterns | Torches; small bundles of resinous grass | in the
• Kitubia— Flash of fire; intense heat. | Ardour; burning sensation.
• Kitonga— Bonfire. | Brazier. | Pyre (in the ordeal of fire) . fig. He
• Rixi'— Smoke. Fumes. Evaporation of water.
• Jinzaji— Lightning bolts | Flashes of lightning | Electric sparks.
• Kilému— That throws flames.

1. 1

   abbreviation

   Abbreviation of the adv. of place mómo. There (inside)
   Examples

   • 💬m'onz'omomu avaudu
2. 2

   adjective

   e pron. demonstrativo pl. (VII) Those (masc./fem.) , ma ngene.
   Examples

   • 💬o malumuenu'omo

Related words

1. 1

   adjective

   and demonstr. pron. (VII) That (fem.); that (masc.)
   Examples

   • 💬o tubiatótotu ajimi
2. 2

   plural

   (X) Those (fem.); those (masc.): o tungombe-tu anéte.
3. 3

   noun

   Imitation of the sound of cloth being torn.
4. 4

   preposition

   Of.
   Examples

   • 💬lu mburitótopange'ami

Related words

1. 1

   Another (fem.); another (masc.)
   Examples

   • 💬o fubia tuakamuxua tu auamu
2. 2

   plural

   (X) others; other (fem.); different . Not these.
   Examples

   • 💬ngibekele o lungoji tuakamuxua

Related words

1. 1

   Fire; blaze: inso i akuata. ; Flash of fire; shot (from a rifle) ; Flame; blaze.
   Examples

   • 💬úta u alematúbia

• Muânga— Light; torch. | Fire. | Lamp; glow; flame.
• Mulému— High flame; tongue of fire. Blaze.
• Kitonga— Bonfire. | Brazier. | Pyre (in the ordeal of fire) . fig. He
• Matubia— Embers; flames; fire.
• Kitubia— Flash of fire; intense heat. | Ardour; burning sensation.
• Kulekuka— To inflame; to throw out flame
• Milému— Flames; blazes. Fires.
• Kásoso— Speck of dust. Spark. Ember.
• Makongolo— Burning coals (without flame) | Embers. | State of incandesc
• Jisóngo— Prickles; stings; rays; jets of light.

1. 1

   Excrement; dung; manure.

• Màxaka— Filth; excremental stains . Dung; filthiness.
• Kutumuna— To excoriate; to flay | fig. To mark: hondo, mu sule; mbonda
• Utongo— Hair; fur.
• Máfiaka— Fecal matter. | Excrement; filth.
• Uoriona— Pus; tartar; matter.
• Kunéna— To defecate (archaic/dialectal).
• Kixinda— Snot; catarrh; sputum.
• Ríkatu— Gaster; gut; stomach. Crop; maw.
• Kutàla— To skin | To flay.
• Kulutula— To puff out; to make bulging, swollen.

1. 1

   Portuguese

   scissors.
   nzângu

Related entries

• Ubatuilu— Way of cutting, of trimming.
• Jinvo— Pruning hooks; pruning shears.
• Ujikitilu— Way of tying.
• Mubaturi— Cutter.
• Kibatuilu— Instrument used for cutting. Broad sword blade. Edge; cuttin
• Múximbe— Cutter of sticks, of wood . Feller (of trunks)
• Kunyúka— To sew; to backstitch; to stitch.
• Ubaselu— Way of splitting, of chopping firewood.
• Ukaselu— Manner of tying, binding, fastening.
• Belengenze— Razor (for shaving); flick knife; large penknife.

1. 1

   Portuguese

   Bacon; lard.

• Munzônge— Broth | Soup; chicken broth.
• Kutuisa— To sharpen; to hone.
• Kufulujuka— To seethe; to foam, to bubble for a long time.
• Kirioma— Glutton; boor. | Voracious; greedy.
• Tûmba— Chunk; piece (of meat): kubekela ku abekêla mbemba . Bite.
• Muzônge— Soup; broth. | Sauce.
• Kúlela— To winnow | To sift; to clean the bran from cereals | To ven
• Kúrikila— To fatten; to feed up; to nourish.
• Mikokolo— Strips of meat, bacon, etc. Strings.
• Kumbombotesa— To fatten up; to make sleek; to nourish.