This is a part of a bigger set of pages about amabizomuntu namabizonto.
| verb (isiqu in bold) | ibizomuntu | ibizonto |
| ukujabha > be disappointed, ashamed or abashed | alikho | injabhiso cause of disappointment isijabhiso cause of disappointment |
| ukujabula > rejoice, be happy, glad, joyful, delighted | alikho | injabulo delight, happiness, pleasure, joy |
| ukujaha > drive along, cause to race, gallop, rush | umjahi a racer, a jockey | umjaho a race, a competition |
| ukujaka > be obstinate, defiant, stubborn | isijaka an ill-tempered, pigheaded, high-handed, obstinate or stubborn person | injaka ill-tempered obstinacy, intractability, pigheadedness, defiance, stubbornness, strongheadedness ubujaka obstinacy, defiance, stubbornness |
| ukujika > suspend, hang up, cause to dangle or swing > hang, dangle, swing suspended > make a turn, go round a corner, turn back | umjikelelo suspension, hanging up a detour umjikeli a swing umjikezelo a swinging round, a rotation i(li)jiki a turning, a corner, a curve beer umjiko string, rope on which to hang or suspend something suspension, hanging up | |
| ukujikijela > hurl, throw, fling far > hurl something at someone | alikho | umjikijelo a throw, a fling a blow from a thrown object hunting using objects that are thrown |
| ukujivaza > ridicule, deprecate, decry or speak contemptuously of someone | alikho | isijivazo the effect of ridicule or contempt umjivazo the act of ridicule or contempt |
| ukujoba > add something onto something | alikho | injobelela a tacking on a patching up injobelelo an additional part; further evidence or information isijobelelo a suffix injobo a strip of wild-cat’s skin used in forming part of the isinene |
| ukujonga > to pester, frequent, or have the mind set on a specific thing | alikho | injongo aim, purpose, object |
| ukujova > inoculate, vaccinate, inject > graft, bud | alikho | umjovo inoculation, vaccination virus for inoculation |
| ukujuba > order, give orders > throw, fling, hurl > kick something > fly off like sparks | alikho | ijuba a dove ijubajubane a butterfly ijubane speed, swiftness, fleetness ijubela a chip, a splinter a spark |
| ukujwayela > be accustomed to something, be used to something | alikho | isijwayezi a confirmed habit injwayelo an expected occurrence |
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