Ianda

1. 1

   • Supernatural beings
   • Deformed beings
   • Mythological deities
   • Gods of the deserts, mountains or lakes
   • Nymphs.
   Examples

   • 💬kutelekela ianda
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2. 2

   Word used, in this class, to form the fut. pl. of verbs. They shall.
   Examples

   • 💬o milemba ianda kutoloka

Related entries

• Kitúta— Nymph. | Supernatural being. | Demigod.
• Máhamba— Evil spirits . Genies; gods of paganism.
• Asakiri— Diviners; those who divine; men attributed with the gift of
• Jinzambi— Divinities of any religion | Gods.
• Mbungula— myth. Deity; evil angel who seeks the perdition of Humanity
• Jinzumbi— Souls of the dead | Spirits | Manes | Goblins.
• Kianda— myth. Fabulous monster.
• Ngánga— Priest; prophet; one who possesses or reveals great knowledg
• Kiánga— Illusion produced by supernatural arts. | Fascination. | Mag
• Mulóji— Sorcerer; scoundrel; witch doctor: tuta ria nvula ri avula m