This is a part of a bigger set of pages about amabizomuntu namabizonto.
| verb (isiqu in bold) | ibizomuntu | ibizonto |
| ukuya > go to, go towards | isiyamuva a conservative or retrogressive person isiyaphambili a progressive person iye a tale-bearer a scandal-monger | iya ebb wave amaya worhless thing, something of no consequence iyakade / isiyakade indefinite future time long in the future a long absence umyamuva retrogression backsliding umyaphambili progress iyankomo any insectivorous bird that follows cattle in order to eat the flying insects disturbed by them iye a forager ant isiyela / -o onslaught, combined attack, wholesale assault a wholesale falling or tumbling after or into something |
| ukuyala > warn, put someone on guard > teach by painful experience > impose an untoward happening | umyali someone who warns or admonishes | isiyalelo a warning an instruction a direction isiyalezelo / umyalezelo a message instructions umyalezo an order, injuction, message isiyalo an admonition a warning umyalo warning, admonition, instruction, command, order prohibition or negative command |
| ukuyangaza > be shy, bewildered, disconcerted, agitated or disappointed > look dismayed, shamefaced | isiyangazane a bewildered person | alikho |
| ukuyeka > stop, leave off, give over > let go, leave alone, let be | alikho | umyekelelo a stabbing, flinging of a spear letting a weapon slip from the hand isiyekelo forgiveness uyekelo forbearance umyeko a fringe a necklet |
| ukuyeketha > hang loosely, dangle > grip loosely, slacken the grip > lack zeal; be indifferent or careless | alikho | umyekethiso a loosening of the grip, a slackening lack of zeal umyeketho a loose grip indifference a lack of zeal |
| ukuyenga > decoy, allure, seduce, beguile, entice | iyenga a seducer a decoy a tempter isiyengane a seducer, tempter one who leads into a trap umyengi a seducer, enticer or tempter | isiyengo / uyengo allurement, enticement, decoy, seduction |
| ukuyezuka > scream, shout > get upset, topple over > say the wrong thing, make a faux pas | alikho | umyezuka steep, precipitous place |
| ukuyiyitheka > burst into laughter > laugh uncontrollably > loaf about > wander about idly | iyiyitheka someone who continually bursts into laughter a jovial, laughing person an idle fellow, a loafer | umyiyitheko a burst of laughter uncontrollable laughter |
| ukuyobula > scald the skin > peel with heat | alikho | umyobulo mark of scalding or burning on some part of the body |
| ukuyola > become perfect, well-made or thoroughly done > bewitch, hypnotize, charm | umyolo an eccentric person an uncanny being, an imp | iyoli / -o misfortune, harm (as is brought on by witchcraft) isiyoliyoli nicely cooked food, deliciously prepared food |
| ukuyoyosa > ease off (of pain) > settle down quietly > abate or lessen in intensity > handle carefully | iyoyosi a careful, gentle person | alikho |
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