Class VI

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   • Abréviation de lukuaku.
   • Main.
   Exemples

   • 💬kuâku ni kuâku lusukula mukud

• Kalukuaku— Of or relating to the hand.
• Taku— Abbrev. of ritaku. Buttocks.
• Kutufuka— To suppurate; to burst: rimbu ri atufuka. To pour out; to di
• Lukuaku— Hand; arm
• Kukomonona— To sweep with a finger repeatedly. | To run one's tongue ove
• Kuzumina— To snore, to growl through: u ala-mu tulu. | To pant; to bre
• Kulutuka— To have a bulge: rivumuria mu lutuka. | To have a big belly.
• Mútoki— Bubo; inguia.
• Kuzunujuna— The same as kuzuna-zuna.
• Kusukuisa— To order to wash, to pass through water.

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   verbeintransitif

   Venir; arriver (jusqu'à nous).
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   Marcher, se diriger par ici.
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   Survenir.
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   nom

   Venue; arrivée.

Entrées associées

Mots apparentés

• Kuénda— To walk; to travel through , ãi ukot' ê | To travel; to walk
• Kubixila— To arrive; to reach; to attain the point of destination.
• Kubitula— To be accompanied by a person or thing while passing by.
• Kutuama— To go ahead; to be or arrive first. To occur before; to plac
• Kusakata— To advance; to move forward.
• Kuimanena— To stand beside.
• Kuriangela— To advance; to arrive or come before; to be the first to: el
• Kúvuua— To ford, to wade.
• Kubokuena— To enter by way of: o muii u abokuena bóba.
• Kukénga— To move away; to distance To be on lookout; to watch. sub. R

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   botanique

   Plante médicinale utilisée contre les piqûres de scorpion (Benguela).

• Kanginga— Small scorpion.
• Kakúbe— Creeping plant of the family Leguminosae (brachystegia spica
• Kaminga— Medicinal plant used against scurvy (Gymnosporia senegalensi
• Katetebula— Labiate euphorbiaceous medicinal plant (Linnea antiscorbutic
• Kahémbia-hembia— Plant of the family Malvaceae (Wissadula rostrata) used as a
• Kaxinde— Medicinal plant (cymbopogon nardus), used as a febrifuge and
• Jiposa— Medicinal liliaceous plant.
• Lunga— Medicinal plant against worms. | Also known as — ria mu'xixi
• Rikáxi— Medicinal plant (combretum arbuscula), used against surna.
• Mukúbi— Plant of the legume family, of the mimosoid type, (Brachyste

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   Bronze; cuivre.
   Exemples

   • 💬kitari kialôndo

• Kisokolo— (III) Flint; fire-striking stone.
• Hundu— Tacula made of red clay.
• Kanzúndu— Mallet; maul.
• Muísu— Pestle; mortar pestle. Mallet; grinder.
• Músule— Forger | Hammerer. | fig. Hard worker.
• Kiriatelu— Treader; presser.
• Músete— Inlay of wood or metal. | Engraving.
• Kisolélu— (III) Pruning hook; brush cutter.
• Makolondo— Iron residues. | Remnants of worked metal.
• Risésu— Boulder; large stone.

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   nom

   • (VI) Douane.
   • Ce qu'une personne paie au Suzerain pour l'exercice de son commerce, industrie, art ou métier : kufuta –.
   • Intérêt.
   • Mukua–, adj. et sub. Douanier ; publicain.
   • De Luanda.
   • Muxi –, Exempté ; libre ; dégagé
   • Qui ne paie pas d'impôts.
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   chorographie

   • Ville fondée par Paulo Dias de Novais, capitale et siège de la prov. d'Angola, gouv., archevêché, Serv. de Mar., 59 m. d'alt., 8º 48' 47" Lat. S et 13º 13' Long. E., 60 198 hab. En des temps reculés, selon la tradition, le lieu où se trouve aujourd'hui le terrain de sports, aux Coqueiros, était connu sous le nom de Luanda, où l'on percevait les impôts d'exportation du cauri
   • Douane.
   Exemples

   • 💬mulúanda

• Luuanda— Customs; Tax. (The form in which the word luanda should have
• Murimu— Payment for work done on a plot of land. | Wage; daily pay.
• Kibúndu— Sack; pillage.
• Mubári— Aviado | Woman who sells retail at a market or fair, or from
• Kámbende— A little money. | Pecuniary means. | Little or some money
• Muxiluanda— One who leaves the land of Luanda. One who stops paying tax,
• Murinda— One who may dispose of himself; free. | Dweller; inhabitant
• Múfuni— One who buys or sells at a profit. | Dealer. | Negotiator; t
• Lúfiku— (VI) Pilfering
• Ngumba— e sub. (IX) Who works | Who does works | Master Worker | Who

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   Ambassade; message à un souverain.
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   figuré

   Commission.
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   Est aussi adj.
   Exemples

   • 💬kubeka luánda ku Luuanda

• Mutumine— Commander; chief.
• Kubokela— To proclaim; to announce; to convey (a communication, mandat
• Kiándu— Armchair. | Ceremonial seat of monarchs, magistrates, etc |
• Kitumínu— Attribution; mandate. | Provision; warrant. | Authority to c
• Umenekenu— Respectful greeting; salutation; leave.
• Kilóko— Oath formula.
• Kiónga— Gathering of people (for a useful purpose). Assembly; confer
• Jipúnga— Officers who execute the orders of kings; Heralds; Messenger
• Kutondela— To acclaim, to solemnly approve. | To applaud.
• Kixanu— Calling; call.

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   Le soleil, son éclat ou sa chaleur.
   Exemples

   • 💬luânha lu âtu
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   Les rayons ardents que le soleil nous envoie.
   Exemples

   • 💬tunda buluânha
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   Jet de lumière qui illumine l'espace.

• Kutaringa— To shine; to gleam. | Said of bright, luminous blue or green
• Kulejima— To emit light.
• Tuanyanya— (IX) Dazzling; Resplendent ; Luminous; bright.
• Miânga— Candles; lights.
• Kulelâma— To shine; to gleam: o mbinda mu akexile o máji i kamb'ê —. |
• Rikumbi— The sun, the day. Source of sunlight.
• Muânya— The daylight when the sun does not shine | Brightness; trans
• Riêji— Moonlight; brightness.
• Kilelemu— Gleaming.
• Kubénya— To shine; to gleam, to glow | To reflect.

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   Creux ; trou.
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   chorographie

   Vill. et chef-lieu du poste de la circ. civ. de Camaxilo, distr. de la Lunda, prov. de Malange.

Mots apparentés

• Kahungula— Village and seat of the civil circumscription of Camaxilo, d
• Kakólo— Durable. | Hard.
• Lôvua— Town and seat of the civil post of this name, district of Ch
• Kateku-ka-ngola— Village and seat of the post of this name, civil circumscrip
• Xisa— de rixisa
• Kalomboloka— Explicable; easily clarified.
• Kiúmbe— Spendthrift; prodigal. | One who spends a great deal.
• Lukamba— Former village and parish of S. Joaquim, 7th division of the
• Kapaia— Village and seat of the post of the same name, civil circums
• Lumai— Village and headquarters of the post of this name, civil cir

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   Réflexion ; idée fixe ; pensée ; manie.

• Banze— Imagined. Reflected upon. Thought. Premeditated.
• Malubánzu— Thoughts; reflections; ideas. Operations of the mind. Judgem
• Kuzondola— To enrapture; to estrange; to distract.
• Mubánze— Meditator; brooder. | One who thinks or plans.
• Kilúnji— Judgement , k' a ku xile mbongo. Discernment; shrewdness; go
• Kubanzesa— To make imagine, think, reflect. | To make have ideas.
• Musúmi— Drawer of lots | fig. Visionary; lunatic.
• Kuzondama— To be absorbed in thought.
• Ndonji— logical; that suggests ideas; that advises, that enthuses; i
• Kubánza— To imagine | To consider | To think about, meditate, suppose

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   Coupure ; Incision.

• Mukéla— Incision; wound.
• Falanji— Cut | Incision | Blow | Wound made with a cutting instrument
• Ribuna— Abrasion; contusion.
• Kunjongona— To cut; to separate; to break.
• Riba— Flat-blade blow; slash; cut.
• Kuhumbula— To mutilate; to cut clean off.
• Kitalu— Tear; scratch; claw mark.
• Ilónda— Wounds | Cutaneous incisions | Blows | Injuries.
• Kútoma— To scarify; to cut; to prick.
• Kubénda— To flay ; to scrape the skin; to slice; to remove thinly fro