Dikámba

Noun class IVadjectivenounReviewedpage 345

Word formsMakámbaplural · candidate · corpus spelling “makamba”, “Makamba” ×234 · review-flagged ×10

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Friend; comrade; companion.
PT Amigo; camarada; companheiro.·FR Ami; camarade; compagnon.
Seen in the folk-tales
- U mu tutuina mate mu kanu, uxi: "Kizúa, ki uámona hadi, kàkële uxi: 'Teleji! kikuanzomba, njila iakuatele ndenge; dikamba diakuata kutonoka.'"It spat saliva into his hand, saying: "On the day you meet trouble, say clearly: 'Teleji! swift hawk, bird that seized the young one; the friend that catches by surprise.'"III · told by Jeremias da Costa, known as Jelemía dia Sabatelu

Dikamba

Noun class IVnounReviewedpage 345

Word formsMakambaplural · candidate · corpus spelling “makamba”, “Makamba” ×234 · review-flagged ×10

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Said of the laths that hold the poles in constructions, on the inside and outside.
PT Diz-se das ripas que seguram nas construções, os paus por dentro e por fora.·FR Se dit des lattes qui maintiennent dans les constructions les pieux à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur.