Ndamba

1. 1

   Oily substance made from palm oil or groundnut oil burnt with basil, tangerine peel and tacula in powder.
2. 2

   Perfumed ointment for domestic uses.

• Muâmba— Stew with palm-oil sauce.
• Uvukilu— Way of producing oil.
• Fúnji— Dough made from cassava flour, rice, potato, or maize, disso
• Kanjika— Stew of beans and maize seasoned with lard or palm oil.
• Tendu— Chestnut; coconut kernel; almond; stone (of a fruit).
• Kitaba— Roasted groundnut pounded with pepper and salt.
• Mâji— Oil; olive oil.
• Kukangula— To roast, to burn in oil. | To dry (in the frying pan).
• Múkanga— Cornmeal wrapped in palm or coconut leaves and cooked in a b
• Fúba— Powder from the grinding or milling of a cereal, starchy roo

1. 1

   Musical instrument made from a hollow palm stem, transversally ridged, against which the nzelele is rhythmically rubbed. (Also called rikanza).
   rikanza
2. 2

   Execution of manual operations; manipulation.
3. 3

   chorography

   Village and seat of the civil circumscription of the same name, at 1,160 m altitude, 6º and 43' latitude and 15º and 22' longitude E, district of …
4. 4

   ...Congo, province of Luanda, telegraph-postal station, Health Delegation and 38,884 inhabitants.

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1. 1

   Stubble.

Related words

• Jindâmba— Stubble field.
• Kumondala— To mount.
• Kitekelu— Watering can.
• Kufukunuísa— To order to dig up, to uncover.
• Mikàla— Sods; furrows.
• Kúbundisa— To have threshed. To order beaten.
• Ritóbe— Dung; cattle manure.
• Kuzéia— To garden.
• Tónga— Field to be devastated, weeded, or cleared.
• Matobe— Livestock manure.