Title: IsiXhosa.click words

WordId: 1
English: help
Xhosa: uncedo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Thanks for your help.
XhosaExample: Enkosi ngoncedo lwakho.

WordId: 3
English: see
Xhosa: bona
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubona
EnglishExample: I see him.
XhosaExample: Ndiyambona.

WordId: 4
English: orange
Xhosa: i-orenji
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I ate an orange.
XhosaExample: Nditye i-orenji.
WordNote: Some speakers use this noun as a Class 5/6 noun - i-orenji/ama-orenji, while others use it as a Class 9/10 noun, i-orenji/ii-orenji

WordId: 5
English: show
Xhosa: bonisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubonisa
EnglishExample: I was showing IsiXhosa.click to him.
XhosaExample: Bendimbonisa IsiXhosa.click.

WordId: 6
English: oranges
Xhosa: ii-orenji
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I bought two oranges
XhosaExample: Bendithenga ii-orenji ezimbini

WordId: 7
English: tell
Xhosa: xelela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuxelela
EnglishExample: Please tell me your name.
XhosaExample: Khawundixelele igama lakho.

WordId: 8
English: buy
Xhosa: thenga
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthenga
EnglishExample: I will buy a house
XhosaExample: Ndiza kuthenga indlu

WordId: 9
English: eat
Xhosa: tya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutya
EnglishExample: I like to eat apples
XhosaExample: Ndiyakuthanda ukutya ama-apile

WordId: 10
English: baby
Xhosa: usana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: The baby was laughing at the jumping dog.
XhosaExample: Usana beluhleka inja etsibayo.
WordNote: Many speakers use "umntwana" (child) these days instead of "usana".

WordId: 11
English: babies
Xhosa: iintsana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Babies like to put things in their mouths.
XhosaExample: Iintsana zithanda ukufaka izinto emilonyeni yazo.

WordId: 12
English: father
Xhosa: utata
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: My father was a grumpy man.
XhosaExample: Utata wam wayengumntu oqumbileyo.
WordNote: Utata can be used to describe any middle aged man or older, even if they are not your father.

WordId: 13
English: fathers
Xhosa: ootata
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: You will fight for the fathers of the nation.
XhosaExample: Nizolwela ootata besizwe.
WordNote: Ootata can be used to refer to any group of middle aged men or older. Even if they are not actually fathers.

WordId: 14
English: be similar
Xhosa: fana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufana
EnglishExample: Are these words similar?
XhosaExample: La magama ayafana?

WordId: 15
English: sing
Xhosa: cula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucula
EnglishExample: Do you know how to sing this song?
XhosaExample: Uyakwazi ukucula le ngoma?

WordId: 16
English: start
Xhosa: qala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqala
EnglishExample: We will start the procedure at 5 o' clock.
XhosaExample: Sizoqala inkqubo ngentsimbi yesihlanu.

WordId: 17
English: calm
Xhosa: thuthuzela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthuthuzela
EnglishExample: Please calm the baby so that it falls asleep.
XhosaExample: Khawuthuthuzele usana ukuze lulale.

WordId: 19
English: cars
Xhosa: iimoto
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are three cars parked in front of my gate.
XhosaExample: Kukho iimoto ezintathu ezime phambi kwisango lam.

WordId: 20
English: car
Xhosa: imoto
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My car goes fast.
XhosaExample: Imoto yam ihamba ngokukhawuleza.

WordId: 21
English: watch
Xhosa: bukela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukubukela
EnglishExample: I am watching TV.
XhosaExample: Ndibukele iTV.

WordId: 22
English: become damaged
Xhosa: onakala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukonakala
EnglishExample: My car was damaged because of the floods.
XhosaExample: Imoto yam yonakele ngenxa yezikhukula.

WordId: 23
English: father
Xhosa: ubawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Our father who art in heaven
XhosaExample: Bawo wethu osezulwini

WordId: 24
English: hurry
Xhosa: khawuleza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhawuleza
EnglishExample: Hurry so that you aren't late!
XhosaExample: Khawuleza ukuze ungabi leythi!

WordId: 25
English: depend
Xhosa: xhomekeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuxhomekeka
EnglishExample: Sometimes she likes to go to school and sometimes she doesn't. It depends.
XhosaExample: Ngamanye amaxesha uthanda ukuya esikolweni, ngamanye amaxesha akakuthandi. Kuyaxhomekeka.

WordId: 26
English: advise
Xhosa: yala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuyala
EnglishExample: The speakers there spoke and advised the married couple.
XhosaExample: Zathetha apho izithethi ziyala abatshati.

WordId: 27
English: television
Xhosa: umabonakude
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: I watch TV.
XhosaExample: Ndibukele umabonakude.
WordNote: Note that most speakers use iTV in Class 9 (in-) for television

WordId: 28
English: drunkard
Xhosa: inxila
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The drunkard spent all his money on booze.
XhosaExample: Inxila lichithe yonke imali yalo etywaleni.

WordId: 29
English: succeed
Xhosa: phumelela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphumelela
EnglishExample: Zandi is a good teacher who wants her students to succeed.
XhosaExample: UZandi ungutitshala omhle ofuna ukuba abafundi bakhe baphumelele.

WordId: 30
English: preach
Xhosa: shumayela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukushumayela
EnglishExample: For his whole life, he preached the God's message.
XhosaExample: Ubomi bakhe bonke washumayela umyalezo kaThixo.

WordId: 31
English: guy
Xhosa: umfo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Look at this guy who's eating chips with a fork.
XhosaExample: Jonga lo mfo utya iitships ngefolokwe.

WordId: 32
English: about
Xhosa: malunga
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: This is a book about hope.
XhosaExample: Le yincwadi emalunga nethemba.
WordNote: "malunga" is always followed by "na-". You can also use nga- e.g. Le yincwadi ethetha ngethemba. This is a book that speaks about hope.

WordId: 33
English: beloved
Xhosa: isithandwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Come closer my love.
XhosaExample: Sondela sithandwa sam.

WordId: 34
English: as if
Xhosa: ngathi
EnglishExtra: conjunction
EnglishExample: The women look as if they are happy because they are singing and clapping
XhosaExample: Oomama bakhangeleka ngathi bayavuya, ngoba bayacula baqhwabe.

WordId: 35
English: ambition
Xhosa: ikhwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Have ambition, people!
XhosaExample: Yibani nekhwele, bantu!
WordNote: "Ikhwele" is usually used to mean a kind of envy of someone which motivates a person to work hard so that they too can achieve the same things which they envy, meaning it is more positive than the negative "ubukhwele".

WordId: 36
English: envy
Xhosa: ubukhwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: People who are jealous are as if they are diseased.
XhosaExample: Abantu abanobukhwele bafana nabantu abagulayo.

WordId: 37
English: ride
Xhosa: khwela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukukhwela
EnglishExample: I like to ride my bicycle.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukukhwela ibhayisekile yam.

WordId: 38
English: field
Xhosa: ibala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My friends like to play on the field.
XhosaExample: Abahlobo bam bathanda ukudlala ebaleni.

WordId: 39
English: story
Xhosa: ibali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I like reading this story.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukufunda eli bali.

WordId: 40
English: stories
Xhosa: amabali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I like to write stories.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukubhala amabali.

WordId: 41
English: fields
Xhosa: amabala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The fields are green.
XhosaExample: Amabala aluhlaza.

WordId: 42
English: colour
Xhosa: umbala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: A colour that I like very much is red.
XhosaExample: Umbala endiwuthanda kakhulu ngubomvu.

WordId: 43
English: colours
Xhosa: imibala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I like things with many colours
XhosaExample: Ndiyazithanda izinto ezinemibala emininzi

WordId: 44
English: count
Xhosa: bala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubala
EnglishExample: I can't count in Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukubala esiXhoseni.

WordId: 45
English: write
Xhosa: bhala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhala
EnglishExample: I am writing a letter.
XhosaExample: Ndibhala ileta.

WordId: 46
English: bed
Xhosa: umandlalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Have you ever slept in a reed bed before?
XhosaExample: Wakhe walala emandlalweni ngaphambili?
WordNote: This is a rather archaic term for a bed, coming from the word to prepare a reed bed.

WordId: 47
English: bed
Xhosa: ibhedi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: After work, I like to lie in bed for a few minutes.
XhosaExample: Emva komsebenzi, ndithanda ukulala ebhedini imizuzu embalwa.
WordNote: Modern term for a bed from "bed" in English and Afrikaans

WordId: 48
English: exact revenge
Xhosa: phindeza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphindeza
EnglishExample: One day, I will get revenge
XhosaExample: Ngenye imini ndiza kuziphindezela

WordId: 49
English: characterise
Xhosa: phawula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphawula
EnglishExample: The writer characterises him as a nice person
XhosaExample: Umbhali uyamphawula njengomntu olungileyo

WordId: 50
English: character
Xhosa: isimilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I want a child who is well mannered.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna umntwana onesimilo.
WordNote: This refers to the character of a person, not a fictional or typographical character.

WordId: 51
English: plant
Xhosa: isityalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This plant is only found near water.
XhosaExample: Esi sityalo sifumaneka ngasemanzini qha.

WordId: 52
English: garden
Xhosa: isitiya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Every day, he planted another flower in the garden.
XhosaExample: Yonke imihla, utyale enye intyatyambo esitiyeni.
WordNote: "igadi" is often used more than "isitiya", especially colloquially.

WordId: 53
English: control
Xhosa: lawula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukulawula
EnglishExample: I can't control this situation.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukulawula le meko.

WordId: 54
English: bread
Xhosa: isonka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My father taught me his method of baking bread.
XhosaExample: Utata wam wayendifundisa indlela yakhe yokubhaka isonka.

WordId: 55
English: egg
Xhosa: iqanda
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: A baboon stole my egg from the plate.
XhosaExample: Imfene ibisiba iqanda lam esityeni.

WordId: 56
English: calm down
Xhosa: zola
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuzola
EnglishExample: Please calm down. Everything will be fine.
XhosaExample: Ndicela uzole. Yonke into iza kulunga.

WordId: 57
English: detail
Xhosa: inkcukacha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It's just a detail, don't worry about it.
XhosaExample: Yinkcukacha nje, sukukhathazeka ngayo.

WordId: 58
English: sack
Xhosa: ingxowa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Put all your things in this sack.
XhosaExample: Faka zonke izinto zakho kule ngxowa.

WordId: 59
English: kick
Xhosa: khaba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhaba
EnglishExample: Stop kicking my seat!
XhosaExample: Yeka ukukhaba isihlalo sam!

WordId: 60
English: demolish
Xhosa: diliza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukudiliza
EnglishExample: They want to demolish this hospital
XhosaExample: Bafuna ukudiliza esi sibhedlele

WordId: 61
English: decorations
Xhosa: izihombiso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: She wants a big party with lots of decorations.
XhosaExample: Ufuna ipati enkulu enezihombiso ezininzi.

WordId: 62
English: book
Xhosa: incwadi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This book was written by W.K. Thamsanqa.
XhosaExample: Le ncwadi ibhalwe nguW.K. Thamsanqa.

WordId: 63
English: play
Xhosa: dlala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukudlala
EnglishExample: Let's play!
XhosaExample: Masidlale!

WordId: 64
English: learn
Xhosa: funda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufunda
EnglishExample: Do you like to learn?
XhosaExample: Wena uthanda ukufunda?

WordId: 65
English: a lot of
Xhosa: inkitha ya-
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He has a lot of love in his heart.
XhosaExample: Unenkitha yothando kwintliziyo yakhe.

WordId: 66
English: wish happy birthday
Xhosa: bhafisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubhafisa
EnglishExample: I forgot to wish her happy birthday!
XhosaExample: Ndilibele ukumbhafisa!

WordId: 67
English: try
Xhosa: zama
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuzama
EnglishExample: If you don't succeed, try again.
XhosaExample: Ukuba awuphumeleli, uphinde uzame.

WordId: 68
English: thing
Xhosa: into
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Do you know the thing that I'm talking about?
XhosaExample: Uyayazi into endithetha ngayo?

WordId: 69
English: things
Xhosa: izinto
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I like hiking, surfing, cycling, and other things like that.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukuhamba ngeenyawo, nokusurfa, nokukhwela ibhayisikile, nezinye izinto ezinjalo.

WordId: 70
English: like that
Xhosa: njalo
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I think so.
XhosaExample: Ndicinga njalo.
WordNote: This word has multiple meanings, and can often be translated as, "so", "like that", "in that way" etc.

WordId: 71
English: journalist
Xhosa: intatheli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: She wants to become a war journalist.
XhosaExample: Ufuna ukuba yintatheli yemfazwe.

WordId: 72
English: hat
Xhosa: umnqwazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: She was a strange woman, who wore a hat with a large ostrich feather.
XhosaExample: Wayengumfazi ongaqhelekanga, onxiba umnqwazi onosiba olukhulu lwenciniba.

WordId: 73
English: tear apart
Xhosa: krazuka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukrazuka
EnglishExample: The goat tore my shirt apart
XhosaExample: Ibhokhwe ikrazuke ihempe yam.

WordId: 74
English: improve
Xhosa: phucula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuphucula
EnglishExample: I want to go the Eastern Cape so that I improve my Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuya eMpuma Koloni ukuze ndiphucule isiXhosa sam.

WordId: 75
English: shade
Xhosa: umthunzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Let's rest in the shade.
XhosaExample: Masiphumle emthunzini.

WordId: 76
English: battle
Xhosa: idabi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Fetch your weapons and prepare for battle.
XhosaExample: Landani izixhobo zenu nilungiselele idabi.

WordId: 77
English: example
Xhosa: umzekelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Please give me an example.
XhosaExample: Khawundinike umzekelo.

WordId: 78
English: examples
Xhosa: imizekelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: We don't know how to write examples.
XhosaExample: Asazi ukubhala imizekelo.

WordId: 79
English: extract
Xhosa: isicatshulwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Read this extract and answer the questions that follow.
XhosaExample: Funda esi sicatshulwa uze uphendule imibuzo elandelayo.

WordId: 80
English: trophy
Xhosa: indebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Who will win the trophy?
XhosaExample: Ngubani oza kuphumelela indebe?

WordId: 81
English: swear
Xhosa: thuka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthuka
EnglishExample: She swore at him a lot.
XhosaExample: Ebemthuka kakhulu.

WordId: 82
English: become shocked
Xhosa: othuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukothuka
EnglishExample: When he heard the news, he was very shocked.
XhosaExample: Ukuva indaba kwakho, wothuka kakhulu.

WordId: 83
English: slow down
Xhosa: cothisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucothisa
EnglishExample: I slowed down even more.
XhosaExample: Bendicothisa ngakumbi.

WordId: 84
English: especially
Xhosa: ngakumbi
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I love food, especially pizza.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakuthanda ukutya, ngakumbi ipitsa.

WordId: 85
English: become hurried
Xhosa: ngxama
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukungxama
EnglishExample: Don't hurry, you must take enough time.
XhosaExample: Sukungxama, kufuneka uthathe ixesha elaneleyo.

WordId: 86
English: love
Xhosa: thanda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthanda
EnglishExample: I love this place!
XhosaExample: Ndithanda le ndawo!

WordId: 87
English: go home
Xhosa: goduka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugoduka
EnglishExample: I don't want to be here, let's go home.
XhosaExample: Andifuni ukuba lapha, masigoduke.

WordId: 88
English: rinse
Xhosa: pula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukupula
EnglishExample: Please rinse that muddy cloth.
XhosaExample: Ndicela upule elo laphu linodaka.

WordId: 89
English: brush against
Xhosa: thintana na-
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthintana na-
EnglishExample: When we left the hall, his hand brushed against my arm.
XhosaExample: Sakuphuma eholweni, isandla sakhe sathintana nengalo yam.

WordId: 90
English: short while
Xhosa: isiqhuphe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: It was over quickly.
XhosaExample: Yaphela ngesiqhuphe.

WordId: 91
English: laugh
Xhosa: hleka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhleka
EnglishExample: My father was an old man who liked to laugh.
XhosaExample: Utata wam wayelixhego elithanda ukuhleka.

WordId: 92
English: song
Xhosa: ingoma
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He was singing a nice song
XhosaExample: Ebecula ingoma emnandi

WordId: 93
English: refuse
Xhosa: ala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwala
EnglishExample: The government refused to help us.
XhosaExample: Urhulumente wala ukusinceda.

WordId: 94
English: say
Xhosa: thi
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthi
EnglishExample: I will say, "no, I will never!"
XhosaExample: Ndiza kuthi, "hayi, andisoze!"
WordNote: "thi" has many meanings, and it can also be used as a generic tense marker as well as the verb "say"

WordId: 95
English: tree
Xhosa: umthi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I sit in the shade of the tree.
XhosaExample: Ndihlala emthunzini womthi.

WordId: 96
English: trees
Xhosa: imithi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: These trees are older than my great-grandfather.
XhosaExample: Le mithi midala kunotata katatomkhulu wam.

WordId: 97
English: like that
Xhosa: njalo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: I like these kinds of fruit.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda iziqhamo ezinjalo.
WordNote: This word has multiple meanings, and can often be translated as, "so", "such", "these kinds of", etc.

WordId: 98
English: sun
Xhosa: ilanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: When the sun sets I'll go home.
XhosaExample: Lakutshona ilanga, ndizogoduka.

WordId: 99
English: fountain
Xhosa: umthombo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: It is said the fountain of youth gives everlasting life.
XhosaExample: Kuthiwa umthombo wolutsha unika ubomi obungenasiphelo.

WordId: 100
English: difficult
Xhosa: nzima
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Life is tough.
XhosaExample: Impilo inzima.

WordId: 101
English: hard
Xhosa: nzima
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Work hard so that you succed.
XhosaExample: Sebenza nzima ukuze uphumelele.

WordId: 102
English: hundred
Xhosa: ikhulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My grandfather is one hundred years old.
XhosaExample: Utatomkhulu wam uneminyaka elikhulu.

WordId: 103
English: cat
Xhosa: ikati
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The cat is crying
XhosaExample: ikati iyakhala

WordId: 104
English: cats
Xhosa: iikati
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The cats are crying.
XhosaExample: Iikati ziyakhala.

WordId: 105
English: give
Xhosa: pha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukupha
EnglishExample: I gave him my black watch.
XhosaExample: Ndimphe laa wotshi yam emnyama.

WordId: 106
English: arrive
Xhosa: fika
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufika
EnglishExample: I arrive at school at 8.
XhosaExample: Ndifika esikolweni ngo8.
WordNote: Often used in the context of "get to"

WordId: 107
English: gift
Xhosa: isipho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Wow, this is a nice gift!
XhosaExample: Yhu, esi sisipho esihle!

WordId: 108
English: provoke
Xhosa: xhokonxa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxhokonxa
EnglishExample: The boys are provoking the dog with a stick.
XhosaExample: Amakhwenkwe axhokonxa inja ngoluthi.

WordId: 109
English: gifts
Xhosa: izipho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: At Christmas, people gift each other gifts.
XhosaExample: NgeKrismesi abantu baphana izipho.

WordId: 110
English: humiliate
Xhosa: phoxa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphoxa
EnglishExample: I will never humiliate you.
XhosaExample: Ngeke ndikuphoxe.

WordId: 111
English: drought
Xhosa: imbalela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There is a bad drought in Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Kukho imbalela embi eKapa.

WordId: 112
English: fur
Xhosa: uboya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: The cat has soft fur.
XhosaExample: Ikati inobuya obuthambileyo.

WordId: 113
English: bump into
Xhosa: tshayisana na-
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutshayisana
EnglishExample: My car bumped into another car.
XhosaExample: Imoto yam itshayisene nenye imoto.

WordId: 114
English: celebrate
Xhosa: bhiyoza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhiyoza
EnglishExample: We will celebrate Women's Day on the 9th of August.
XhosaExample: Siza kubhiyoza usuku lwamaNina nge9 kaAgasti.

WordId: 115
English: abuse
Xhosa: xhaphaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxhaphaza
EnglishExample: The manager was fired because he was abusing his workers.
XhosaExample: Umphathi ugxothiwe ngoba ebexhaphaza abasebenzi bakhe.

WordId: 116
English: blanket
Xhosa: ingubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: On a winter's night, I like to make tea and wrap myself in a blanket.
XhosaExample: Ebusuku bobusika, ndithanda ukwenza iti nokuzisongela ngengubo.

WordId: 117
English: prosper
Xhosa: hluma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhluma
EnglishExample: His business is prospering.
XhosaExample: Ishishini lakhe liyahluma.

WordId: 118
English: bring
Xhosa: phathela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphathela
EnglishExample: Bring your ID tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Phathela i-ID yakho ngomso.

WordId: 119
English: burn
Xhosa: tsha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukutsha
EnglishExample: The houses are burning!
XhosaExample: Izindlu ziyatsha!

WordId: 120
English: close
Xhosa: vala
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuvala
EnglishExample: I want to close the door.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuvala ucango.

WordId: 121
English: drive
Xhosa: qhuba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhuba
EnglishExample: I am learning to drive a car.
XhosaExample: Ndifunda ukuqhuba imoto.

WordId: 122
English: price
Xhosa: ixabiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: What is the price of this thing?
XhosaExample: Lithini ixabiso lale nto?

WordId: 123
English: cut
Xhosa: sika
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusika
EnglishExample: Cut the bread.
XhosaExample: Sika isonka.
WordNote: "sika" is used for things that are not growing (for example, bread). "cheba" should instead be used for something growing, such as hair.

WordId: 124
English: dance
Xhosa: danisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukudanisa
EnglishExample: They know how to dance
XhosaExample: Bayakwazi ukudanisa.

WordId: 125
English: disappoint
Xhosa: danisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukudanisa
EnglishExample: Wow, you have disappointed me today.
XhosaExample: Yhu, undidanisile namhlanje.

WordId: 126
English: die
Xhosa: fa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufa
EnglishExample: She does not want to die.
XhosaExample: Akafuni ukufa.
WordNote: "fa" should generally only be used for yourself or animals, as it can be disrespectful to use it for other people. In those cases, more respectful terms such as "sweleka" or "bhubha" should be used. Note the infinitive form UKUFA is also used to translate "death".

WordId: 127
English: do
Xhosa: enza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwenza
EnglishExample: What are you doing?
XhosaExample: Wenza ntoni?

WordId: 128
English: drink
Xhosa: sela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusela
EnglishExample: What do you want to drink?
XhosaExample: Ufuna ukusela ntoni?
WordNote: "sela" should be used for things that are cold, such as water. "phunga" should be used for things that are hot, such as tea.

WordId: 129
English: decide
Xhosa: gqiba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugqiba
EnglishExample: He says he has decided to learn Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Uthi ugqibe ekubeni makafunde isiXhosa.

WordId: 130
English: forget
Xhosa: libala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulibala
EnglishExample: I can't forget my mother.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukulibala umama wam.

WordId: 131
English: go
Xhosa: ya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuya
EnglishExample: Where are you going?
XhosaExample: Uya phi?
WordNote: Note with the reflexive Object Concord -zi- and the applied extension -el- this verb can be used to mean "Go by the self" e.g. Umntwana wam uziyela esikolweni "The child goes by itself to school"

WordId: 132
English: agree
Xhosa: vuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuvuma
EnglishExample: It is clear that we agree.
XhosaExample: Kucacile ukuba siyavuma.

WordId: 133
English: answer
Xhosa: phendula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphendula
EnglishExample: Answer the following questions.
XhosaExample: Phendula le mibuzo ilandelayo.

WordId: 134
English: believe
Xhosa: kholelwa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukholelwa
EnglishExample: Do you believe in God?
XhosaExample: Ukholelwa kuThixo?

WordId: 135
English: call
Xhosa: biza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubiza
EnglishExample: Call the children!
XhosaExample: Biza abantwana!

WordId: 136
English: choose
Xhosa: khetha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhetha
EnglishExample: She can't choose anything without thinking for a long time.
XhosaExample: Akakwazi ukukhetha into ngaphandle kokucinga ixesha elide.

WordId: 137
English: date
Xhosa: umhla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: What is the date today?
XhosaExample: Uthini umhla namhlanje?
WordNote: Xhosa speakers also use the English word "i-date"

WordId: 138
English: change
Xhosa: tshintsha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutshintsha
EnglishExample: She does not want to change her life.
XhosaExample: Akafuni kutshintsha ubomi bakhe.
WordNote: This is borrowed from the English "change".

WordId: 139
English: clean
Xhosa: coca
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucoca
EnglishExample: I want to clean here.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukucoca apha.
WordNote: -cocekile "clean" is the adjectival use, as in "Icocekile le ndawo" (This place is clean)

WordId: 140
English: open
Xhosa: vula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuvula
EnglishExample: Please open the windows.
XhosaExample: Khawuvule iifestile.

WordId: 141
English: compare
Xhosa: thelekisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthelekisa
EnglishExample: Can you compare the prices?
XhosaExample: Uyakwazi ukuthelekisa amaxabiso?

WordId: 142
English: cry
Xhosa: lila
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulila
EnglishExample: I want to cry!
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukulila!

WordId: 143
English: cook
Xhosa: pheka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukupheka
EnglishExample: I don't know how to cook.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukupheka.

WordId: 144
English: prices
Xhosa: amaxabiso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Can you compare the prices?
XhosaExample: Uyakwazi ukuthelekisa amaxabiso?

WordId: 145
English: dates
Xhosa: imihla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: What are the dates of the exams?
XhosaExample: Ithini imihla yee-exam?

WordId: 146
English: give
Xhosa: nika
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukunika
EnglishExample: What are you giving us?
XhosaExample: Usinika ntoni?

WordId: 147
English: leave alone
Xhosa: yeka
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuyeka
EnglishExample: Leave me alone!
XhosaExample: Ndiyeke!

WordId: 148
English: forgive
Xhosa: xolela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuxolela
EnglishExample: Can you forgive me?
XhosaExample: Ungandixolela?

WordId: 149
English: remember
Xhosa: khumbula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhumbula
EnglishExample: Oh, I remember now, thanks!
XhosaExample: O, ndikhumbula ngoku, enkosi!
WordNote: Khumbula is also used to translate "miss", e.g. Ndikhumbula umama. I miss mom.

WordId: 150
English: fix
Xhosa: lungisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulungisa
EnglishExample: She wants to fix my car.
XhosaExample: Ufuna ukulungisa imoto yam.

WordId: 151
English: find
Xhosa: fumana
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukufumana
EnglishExample: I have found my cup at last!
XhosaExample: Ndiyifumene ikomityi yam ekugqibeleni!

WordId: 152
English: become full
Xhosa: gcwala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukugcwala
EnglishExample: The schools are getting full.
XhosaExample: Izikolo ziyagcwala.

WordId: 153
English: fight
Xhosa: lwa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulwa
EnglishExample: We don't want to fight.
XhosaExample: Asifuni ukulwa.

WordId: 154
English: explain
Xhosa: cacisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucacisa
EnglishExample: Please explain.
XhosaExample: Khawucacise.

WordId: 155
English: cost
Xhosa: xabisa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuxabisa
EnglishExample: How much money does it cost?
XhosaExample: Ixabisa malini?

WordId: 156
English: cut
Xhosa: cheba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucheba
EnglishExample: I want to cut my hair.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukucheba iinwele zam.
WordNote: "cheba" is used for things that are growing (such as hair). "sika" should instead be used for things that are not growing (such as bread).

WordId: 157
English: become disappointed
Xhosa: dana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukudana
EnglishExample: I am disapointed.
XhosaExample: Ndidanile.

WordId: 158
English: describe
Xhosa: chaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuchaza
EnglishExample: Describe your picture.
XhosaExample: Chaza umfanekiso wakho.

WordId: 159
English: destroy
Xhosa: tshabalalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutshabalalisa
EnglishExample: The rain is destroying the crops.
XhosaExample: Imvula itshabalalisa izilimo.

WordId: 160
English: make
Xhosa: enza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwenza
EnglishExample: Please would you make some tea?
XhosaExample: Ndicela uyenze iti.

WordId: 161
English: pass away
Xhosa: sweleka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusweleka
EnglishExample: Yes, his father has passed away.
XhosaExample: Ewe, utata wakhe uswelekile.

WordId: 162
English: drink
Xhosa: phunga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphunga
EnglishExample: I am drinking coffee.
XhosaExample: Ndiphunga ikofu.
WordNote: "phunga" should be used for things that are hot, such as tea. "sela" should be used for things that are cold, such as water.

WordId: 163
English: fall
Xhosa: wa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuwa
EnglishExample: I don't want to fall!
XhosaExample: Andifuni kuwa!

WordId: 164
English: burn
Xhosa: tshisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutshisa
EnglishExample: I don't want to burn the food.
XhosaExample: Andifuni ukutshisa ukutya.

WordId: 165
English: interest
Xhosa: umdla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: No, I am not interested in Bitcoin.
XhosaExample: Hayi, andinamdla kuBitcoin.
WordNote: This refers to interest in something, not to financial interest.

WordId: 166
English: vaccine
Xhosa: ugonyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I need my second dose of the vaccine.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ugonyo lwam lwesibini.

WordId: 167
English: rain
Xhosa: netha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukunetha
EnglishExample: It is raining hard!
XhosaExample: Kuyanetha gqitha!

WordId: 168
English: hand
Xhosa: isandla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Hold my hand.
XhosaExample: Bamba isandla sam.

WordId: 169
English: sleep
Xhosa: lala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukulala
EnglishExample: Wow, I am tired, I should sleep.
XhosaExample: Yhu, ndidiniwe, kufanele ndilale.
WordNote: Note the irregular stative form "lele" to translate is asleep, e.g. She is asleep - Ulele.

WordId: 170
English: dog
Xhosa: inja
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The dog does not bite.
XhosaExample: Inja ayilumi.

WordId: 171
English: advise
Xhosa: cebisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucebisa
EnglishExample: Themba advised him on how to study well.
XhosaExample: UThemba wayemcebisa ngokufunda kakuhle.

WordId: 172
English: clever
Xhosa: krelekrele
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: She is clever, this child.
XhosaExample: Ukrelekele, lo mntwana.

WordId: 173
English: dogs
Xhosa: izinja
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The dogs are barking.
XhosaExample: Izinja ziyakhonkotha.

WordId: 174
English: ask
Xhosa: buza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubuza
EnglishExample: I want to ask a question.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukubuza umbuzo.

WordId: 175
English: continue
Xhosa: qhubekeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqhubekeka
EnglishExample: I want to continue with my studies.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuqhubekeka ngezifundo zam.
WordNote: Note: qhubeka is the original word for "continue" - the additional -ek- is, however, becoming popular

WordId: 176
English: rain
Xhosa: imvula
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We really need rain.
XhosaExample: Sifuna imvula kakhulu.

WordId: 177
English: complain
Xhosa: khalaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhalaza
EnglishExample: He likes to complain about work.
XhosaExample: Yena uthanda ukukhalaza ngomsebenzi.

WordId: 178
English: help
Xhosa: nceda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukunceda
EnglishExample: Please help me close all the windows.
XhosaExample: Khawundincede sivale zonke iifestile.

WordId: 179
English: pray
Xhosa: thandaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthandaza
EnglishExample: He is a Christian - he prays every day.
XhosaExample: Uligqobhoka - uthandaza yonke imihla.

WordId: 180
English: love
Xhosa: uthando
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Love needs a person with backbone.
XhosaExample: Uthando lufuna umntu onomqolo.

WordId: 181
English: bark
Xhosa: khonkotha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhonkotha
EnglishExample: The dogs are barking.
XhosaExample: Izinja ziyakhonkotha.

WordId: 182
English: command
Xhosa: yalela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuyalela
EnglishExample: The government commands us to wear masks because of COVID-19.
XhosaExample: URhulumente usiyalela ukuba sinxibe ii-maski ngenxa ye-COVID-19.

WordId: 183
English: birthday
Xhosa: umhla wokuzalwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: How was your birthday?
XhosaExample: Ubunjani umhla wakho wokuzalwa?
WordNote: Note: many Xhosa speakers now just use ibirthday. Note the personal possessive comes immediately after UMHLA - so umhla wakho wokuzalwa - literally "day of yours of being born". Also note that imini yokuzalwa is also used for "birthday". Usuku lokuzalwa is another variation.

WordId: 184
English: desert
Xhosa: intlango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This place is a desert due to a lack of rain.
XhosaExample: Le ndawo iyintlango ngenxa yokungabikho kwemvula.

WordId: 185
English: doubt
Xhosa: thandabuza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthandabuza
EnglishExample: He doubts that they will sleep.
XhosaExample: Uthandabuza ukuba baza kulala.

WordId: 186
English: vaccinate
Xhosa: gonya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugonya
EnglishExample: Yes, I am vaccinated.
XhosaExample: Ewe, ndigonyiwe.

WordId: 187
English: congratulations
Xhosa: halala
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: You passed? Congratulations!
XhosaExample: Upasile? Halala!

WordId: 188
English: soft
Xhosa: tofotofo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: This blanket is soft.
XhosaExample: Le ngubo itofotofo.
WordNote: Usually only used to describe things like thick blankets, pillows, cushions and soft furnishings.

WordId: 189
English: alcohol
Xhosa: utywala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: His battle with alcohol is very difficult.
XhosaExample: Idabi lakhe notywala linzima kakhulu.

WordId: 190
English: remind
Xhosa: khumbuza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhumbuza
EnglishExample: Please remind me tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Khawundikhumbuze ngomso.

WordId: 191
English: carry
Xhosa: phatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukuphatha
EnglishExample: What is Yoliswa carrying?
XhosaExample: UYoliswa uphethe ntoni?
WordNote: "phatha" takes an irregular recent-past tense and stative form of "phethe".

WordId: 192
English: virus
Xhosa: intsholongwane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am sick with the virus of COVID-19.
XhosaExample: Ndigula yintsholongwane yeCOVID-19.

WordId: 193
English: register
Xhosa: bhalisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhalisa
EnglishExample: Everyone should register to be vaccinated.
XhosaExample: Kufanele wonke umntu abhalise ukuze agonywe.

WordId: 194
English: emphasise
Xhosa: gxininisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukugxininisa
EnglishExample: The writer uses hyperbole to emphasise the message.
XhosaExample: Umbhali usebenzisa isibaxo ukuwugxininisa umyalezo.

WordId: 195
English: become angry
Xhosa: qumba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuqumba
EnglishExample: They are getting angry now!
XhosaExample: Bayaqumba ngoku!

WordId: 196
English: suck
Xhosa: munca
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukumunca
EnglishExample: I like to lick the spoon after I finish eating.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukumunca icephe emva kokugqiba ukutya.
WordNote: Can also be used to mean "lick".

WordId: 197
English: wash
Xhosa: hlamba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlamba
EnglishExample: Wash your hands before eating.
XhosaExample: Hlamba izandla zakho phambi kokutya.
WordNote: Note: the borrowed word vasa is also used for wash

WordId: 198
English: sleep
Xhosa: ubuthongo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: His sleep is peaceful.
XhosaExample: Ubuthongo bakhe bunoxolo.

WordId: 199
English: rest
Xhosa: phumla
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphumla
EnglishExample: Rest in your room, maybe sleep.
XhosaExample: Phumla kwigumbi lakho, mhlawumbi ulale.

WordId: 200
English: repeat
Xhosa: phinda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphinda
EnglishExample: Please repeat, I didn't hear you.
XhosaExample: Khawuphinde, andikuvanga.

WordId: 201
English: body
Xhosa: umzimba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My whole body is sore.
XhosaExample: Wonke umzimba wam ubuhlungu.

WordId: 202
English: hands
Xhosa: izandla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Wash your hands before eating.
XhosaExample: Hlamba izandla zakho phambi kokutya.

WordId: 203
English: hide
Xhosa: fihla
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufihla
EnglishExample: The leopard hid itself behind the tree.
XhosaExample: Ihlosi izifihle emva komthi.

WordId: 204
English: mould
Xhosa: xonxa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxonxa
EnglishExample: He moulded a small statue out of clay.
XhosaExample: Waxonxa umfanekiso omncinci ngodongwe.

WordId: 205
English: dish
Xhosa: isitya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I don't want to wash my plate.
XhosaExample: Andifuni ukuhlamba isitya sam.

WordId: 206
English: pay attention
Xhosa: hoya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhoya
EnglishExample: You must pay attention in class.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka nihoye eklasini.

WordId: 207
English: ashes
Xhosa: uthuthu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: After the fire, the wind blew with ashes.
XhosaExample: Emva komlilo, umoya ubuvuthuza ngothuthu.

WordId: 208
English: produce
Xhosa: velisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuvelisa
EnglishExample: This business produces clocks.
XhosaExample: Eli shishini livelisa iiwotshi.

WordId: 209
English: take
Xhosa: thatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthatha
EnglishExample: He took a long time to wash himself.
XhosaExample: Uthathe ixesha elide ukuzihlamba.

WordId: 210
English: return
Xhosa: buya
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubuya
EnglishExample: I have returned.
XhosaExample: Ndibuyile.

WordId: 211
English: shout
Xhosa: khwaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhwaza
EnglishExample: People are shouting.
XhosaExample: Abantu bayakhwaza.

WordId: 212
English: sit
Xhosa: hlala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuhlala
EnglishExample: I am sitting at the table.
XhosaExample: Ndihleli etafileni.
WordNote: Note that "sitting" is translated as "hleli", as this is the irregular stative form of "hlala".

WordId: 213
English: run
Xhosa: baleka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubaleka
EnglishExample: I run at school.
XhosaExample: Ndibaleka esikolweni.

WordId: 214
English: stay behind
Xhosa: sala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukusala
EnglishExample: Stay well!
XhosaExample: Sala kakuhle!
WordNote: "Sala kakuhle" can be used to mean "goodbye" to someone who will be staying where they are.

WordId: 215
English: shout
Xhosa: shawuta
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukushawuta
EnglishExample: The mother is shouting
XhosaExample: Inkwenkwe iyashawuta.
WordNote: In IsiXhosa, shawuta often conveys a more 'quarreling' connotation.

WordId: 216
English: sell
Xhosa: thengisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthengisa
EnglishExample: They sell fruit.
XhosaExample: Bathengisa iziqhamo.

WordId: 217
English: take out
Xhosa: khupha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhupha
EnglishExample: I take out a cup from the bag.
XhosaExample: Ndikhupha ikomityi engxoweni.

WordId: 218
English: throw
Xhosa: jula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukujula
EnglishExample: I throw a ball.
XhosaExample: Ndijula ibhola

WordId: 219
English: service
Xhosa: inkonzo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Did you all go to the church service?
XhosaExample: Niye enkonzweni?

WordId: 220
English: finish
Xhosa: gqiba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugqiba
EnglishExample: Are you able to finish the work?
XhosaExample: Uyakwazi ukugqiba umsebenzi?

WordId: 221
English: teach
Xhosa: fundisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufundisa
EnglishExample: The teacher teaches the children.
XhosaExample: Utitshala ufundisa abantwana.

WordId: 222
English: think
Xhosa: cinga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucinga
EnglishExample: I am thinking about her
XhosaExample: Ndicinga ngaye.

WordId: 223
English: hope
Xhosa: ithemba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The end of hope is the end of life.
XhosaExample: Ukuphela kwethemba kukuphela kobomi.

WordId: 224
English: coffee
Xhosa: ikofu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Thobeka likes to drink coffee.
XhosaExample: UThobeka uthanda ukuphunga ikofu.

WordId: 226
English: bring back
Xhosa: buyisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubuyisa
EnglishExample: Bring back my pen.
XhosaExample: Buyisa ipen yam.
WordNote: Also used in the sense of "return something or someone to a place"

WordId: 227
English: send
Xhosa: thuma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthuma
EnglishExample: She sent me a gift.
XhosaExample: Undithumele isipho.
WordNote: Note: send something or someone to a place will be "thumela". In Xhosa "thuma" is often used when someone is sending someone to the shop and then is used simply as "thuma"

WordId: 228
English: smile
Xhosa: ncuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuncuma
EnglishExample: When admiring his new car, my father would smile.
XhosaExample: Akubukela imoto yakhe entsha, utata wam wancuma.
WordNote: "Smiling" is normally translated as "ncumile"

WordId: 229
English: speak
Xhosa: thetha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthetha
EnglishExample: She speaks Italian, Russian and Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Uthetha isiTaliyana nesiRashiya nesiXhosa.

WordId: 230
English: stand up
Xhosa: phakama
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphakama
EnglishExample: We stand up.
XhosaExample: Siyaphakama.

WordId: 231
English: support
Xhosa: xhasa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxhasa
EnglishExample: I will support my students by helping them with their work.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kuxhasa abafundi bam ngokubanceda ngemisebenzi yabo.

WordId: 232
English: take to
Xhosa: sa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukusa
EnglishExample: I take my dog to the park.
XhosaExample: Ndisa inja yam epakeni.
WordNote: This word is used to describe taking someone/something to a place. Note in the perfect tense form it is sometimes difficult to see the verb as it so short, particularily if there is an object concord as well, e.g. Bamsile kwagqirha? - ba-m-s-ile "Have they taken her to the doctor?"

WordId: 233
English: understand
Xhosa: qonda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqonda
EnglishExample: I understand you.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakuqonda.

WordId: 234
English: urinate
Xhosa: chama
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuchama
EnglishExample: I urinate in the toilet.
XhosaExample: Ndichama etoyilethi.

WordId: 235
English: use
Xhosa: sebenzisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusebenzisa
EnglishExample: I use a towel.
XhosaExample: Ndisebenzisa itawuli.

WordId: 236
English: want
Xhosa: funa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufuna
EnglishExample: I want to sleep.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukulala.

WordId: 237
English: hope
Xhosa: themba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthemba
EnglishExample: Oh, I hope that my life will change.
XhosaExample: O, ndithemba ukuba ubomi bam buzotshintsha.

WordId: 238
English: work
Xhosa: sebenza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusebenza
EnglishExample: I work at school, because I am a teacher.
XhosaExample: Ndisebenza esikolweni, ngoba ndingutitshala.

WordId: 239
English: hear
Xhosa: va
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuva
EnglishExample: Do you hear birds on the roof?
XhosaExample: Niva iintaka eziseluphahleni?

WordId: 240
English: understand
Xhosa: va
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuva
EnglishExample: I can't understand you if you speak quickly.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukukuva ukuba uthetha ngokukhawuleza.

WordId: 241
English: become injured
Xhosa: enzakala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukwenzakala
EnglishExample: I was hurt after falling out the tree.
XhosaExample: Ndenzakele emva kokuwa emthini.
WordNote: An alternative form is "onzakala"

WordId: 242
English: injure
Xhosa: enzakalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwenzakalisa
EnglishExample: If you pull your brothers hair, you will injure him.
XhosaExample: Ukuba utsala iinwele zikabhuti wakho, uza kumenzakalisa.

WordId: 243
English: better
Xhosa: ngcono
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Sometimes, it's better to wait.
XhosaExample: Ngamanye amaxesha kungcono ukulinda.

WordId: 244
English: jump
Xhosa: tsiba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukutsiba
EnglishExample: He jumped as if he had seen a ghost.
XhosaExample: Utsibe ngathi ubone isiphorho.

WordId: 245
English: kill
Xhosa: bulala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubulala
EnglishExample: My work is killing me!
XhosaExample: Umsebenzi wam uyandibulala!
WordNote: Note that "bulala" takes the irregular passive form of "bulawa".

WordId: 246
English: know
Xhosa: azi
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwazi
EnglishExample: I don't know this word.
XhosaExample: Andilazi eli gama.
WordNote: Azi is commonly used in the construction "know how to" as "kwazi uku", very often used with object concords

WordId: 247
English: read
Xhosa: funda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufunda
EnglishExample: She likes to read science fiction.
XhosaExample: Uthanda ukufunda amabali anemimangaliso yenzululwazi.

WordId: 248
English: go
Xhosa: hamba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhamba
EnglishExample: Let's go, I don't want to be here.
XhosaExample: Masihambe, andifuni ukuba lapha.
WordNote: Hamba does not describe the act of going to a location, it refers to the act of going in general.

WordId: 249
English: leave
Xhosa: (i)mka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukumka
EnglishExample: When are you leaving?
XhosaExample: Nimka nini?
WordNote: "mka" is a latent-i verb. This verb is used generally to indicate "depart"/"depart from"

WordId: 250
English: leave
Xhosa: shiya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukushiya
EnglishExample: Can I leave my bag here?
XhosaExample: Ndingashiya ingxowa yam apha?

WordId: 251
English: lie down
Xhosa: ngqengqa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukungqengqa
EnglishExample: Don't lie down in that bed, there's a snake!
XhosaExample: Sukungqengqa kuloo bhedi, kukho inyoka!

WordId: 252
English: like
Xhosa: thanda
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthanda
EnglishExample: I like to laugh.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukuhleka.
WordNote: "thanda" can be used to indicate something that happens often, or a tendency.

WordId: 253
English: lie
Xhosa: xoka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuxoka
EnglishExample: You are lying, I don't believe you!
XhosaExample: Uyaxoka wena, andikukholelwa!
WordNote: "xoka" can be rather rude, especially if used to an older person or someone commanding respect. A more euphemistic phrasing is "phosisa".

WordId: 254
English: look
Xhosa: jonga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukujonga
EnglishExample: Look mum, I'm jumping!
XhosaExample: Jonga mama, ndiyatsiba!

WordId: 255
English: move
Xhosa: fudukela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufudukela
EnglishExample: He moved to the city to find work.
XhosaExample: Wafudukela esixekweni ukuze afumane umsebenzi.
WordNote: Fudukela describes a person moving from one place to another such as moving city, or moving house.

WordId: 256
English: move
Xhosa: bekelisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubekelisa
EnglishExample: He moved the chair to be close to the fire.
XhosaExample: Ubekelise isitulo ukuba ngasemlilweni.
WordNote: "bekelisa" should not be used for a person moving houses, for instance - "fudukela" should be used instead. Bekelisa is often used to mean "move out of the way".

WordId: 257
English: need
Xhosa: funa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukufuna
EnglishExample: I need money because I need to educate my children.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna imali kuba ndifuna ukufundisa abantwana bam.

WordId: 258
English: need
Xhosa: dinga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukudinga
EnglishExample: All living things need water.
XhosaExample: Zonke izinto eziphilayo zidinga amanzi.
WordNote: This is a more serious kind of need than "funa".

WordId: 259
English: pay
Xhosa: bhatala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhatala
EnglishExample: Can I pay by card?
XhosaExample: Ndingabhatala ngekhadi?

WordId: 260
English: prepare
Xhosa: lungiselela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukulungiselela
EnglishExample: Prepare for the president's arrival.
XhosaExample: Lungiselelani ukufika kukamongameli.

WordId: 261
English: press
Xhosa: cofa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - cofa
EnglishExample: Many things can happen in the press of a button.
XhosaExample: Izinto ezininzi zingenzeka ngokucofa iqhosha

WordId: 262
English: push
Xhosa: tyhala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutyala
EnglishExample: Sipho pushed hard, but the car didn't move.
XhosaExample: USipho watyhala nzima, kodwa zange ishukume imoto.

WordId: 263
English: put in
Xhosa: faka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufaka
EnglishExample: Put in the plug.
XhosaExample: Faka iplagi.

WordId: 264
English: pull
Xhosa: tsala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutsala
EnglishExample: Pull this wire tight.
XhosaExample: Tsala olu cingo luqine.

WordId: 265
English: put
Xhosa: beka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubeka
EnglishExample: He put the flowers on the table so that he could see them.
XhosaExample: Wabeka iintyatyambo etafileni ukuze azibone.
WordNote: Used when translating "put on" as in "put the books on the table"

WordId: 266
English: hide
Xhosa: zimela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuzimela
EnglishExample: Something strange is hiding in the forest.
XhosaExample: Into engaqhelekanga izimele ehlathini.

WordId: 267
English: hold
Xhosa: bamba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubamba
EnglishExample: Hold my hand.
XhosaExample: Bamba isandla sam.

WordId: 268
English: listen
Xhosa: mamela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukumamela
EnglishExample: Listen guys, when I speak you must be quiet.
XhosaExample: Mamelani ke bethuna, xa ndithetha kufuneka nithule.

WordId: 269
English: move
Xhosa: shukumisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukushukumisa
EnglishExample: Move your shadow.
XhosaExample: Shukumisa umthunzi wakho.

WordId: 270
English: move
Xhosa: shukuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukushukuma
EnglishExample: Do you think he's dead? He's not moving.
XhosaExample: Ucinga ukuba ufile? Akashukumi.

WordId: 271
English: live
Xhosa: phila
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphila
EnglishExample: Are your parents still alive?
XhosaExample: Abazali bakho basaphila?
WordNote: The word "phila" should not be used to mean "live somewhere", "hlala" should be used instead. It is more similar to "be well". The word "phila" is an inchoative verb, so it can be used in the perfect tense when meaning "well". When meaning "alive" it is used in the present tense, usually with the progressive aspect -sa-.

WordId: 272
English: live
Xhosa: hlala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlala
EnglishExample: Where do you live?
XhosaExample: Uhlala phi?
WordNote: "hlala" is used for "live somewhere", not to live as in to be alive or be well - "phila" should instead be used in that case.

WordId: 273
English: happen
Xhosa: enzeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukwenzeka
EnglishExample: An accident could happen.
XhosaExample: Ingozi ingenzeka.
WordNote: "enzeka" is sometimes used in the construction "into eyenzekayo" ("the thing that happens") which can be used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce new information, similar to the English construction "What happens is that..."

WordId: 274
English: meet
Xhosa: dibana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukudibana
EnglishExample: I'm looking forward to meeting you tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Ndingxamele ukudibana nawe ngomso.

WordId: 275
English: lie
Xhosa: phosisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphosisa
EnglishExample: No, I don't believe you, you are lying.
XhosaExample: Hayi, andikukholelwa, uyaphosisa.
WordNote: "phosisa" is a respectful, euphemistic way to say "lie".

WordId: 276
English: plant
Xhosa: tyala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutyala
EnglishExample: I planted trees in the garden.
XhosaExample: Bendityala imithi esitiyeni.

WordId: 277
English: plants
Xhosa: izityalo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I love all kinds of plants, especially trees.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda zonke iindidi zezityalo, ngakumbi imithi.

WordId: 278
English: notice
Xhosa: qaphela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqaphela
EnglishExample: I noticed a child in the garden.
XhosaExample: Ndiqaphele umntwana egadini.

WordId: 279
English: potato
Xhosa: itapile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This potato is rotten.
XhosaExample: Le taplile ibolile.

WordId: 280
English: pineapple
Xhosa: ipayina
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There's a pineapple in the fridge.
XhosaExample: Kukho ipayina efrijini.

WordId: 281
English: pineapples
Xhosa: amapayina
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He likes pineapples on his pizza.
XhosaExample: Uthanda amapayina kwi-pizza yakhe.

WordId: 282
English: local government
Xhosa: urhulumente wengingqi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The local government gives water to the people.
XhosaExample: Urhulumente wengingqi unika abantu amanzi.
WordNote: "Urhulumente wasekhaya" is also used for "local government".

WordId: 283
English: local governments
Xhosa: oorhulumente beengingqi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Local governments fix people's problems.
XhosaExample: Oorhulumente beengingqi balungisa iingxaki zabantu.

WordId: 284
English: municipal council
Xhosa: iBhunga likaMasipala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I will complain to the municipal council.
XhosaExample: Ndizokhalaza kwiBhunga likaMasipala

WordId: 285
English: day
Xhosa: usuku
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I was working the whole day (and the night).
XhosaExample: Bendisebenza usuku lonke (kunye nobusuku).
WordNote: "usuku" refers to 24-hour day

WordId: 286
English: today
Xhosa: namhlanje
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Wow, today it is cold!
XhosaExample: Yhu, kuyabanda namhlanje.

WordId: 287
English: days
Xhosa: iintsuku
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The days of the week are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and so on.
XhosaExample: Iintsuku zeveki nguMvulo, uLwesibini, uLwesithathu, njalo njalo.
WordNote: "iintsuku" refers to 24-hour periods

WordId: 288
English: court
Xhosa: inkundla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are witnesses in the court.
XhosaExample: Kukho amangqina enkundleni

WordId: 289
English: potatoes
Xhosa: iitapile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Sipho plants potatoes on a farm.
XhosaExample: USipho utyala iitapile efama.

WordId: 290
English: yesterday
Xhosa: izolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I told you to send me your answers yesterday!
XhosaExample: Ndikuxelele ukundithumela iimpendulo zakho izolo!

WordId: 291
English: day before yesterday
Xhosa: izolo elinye
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I saw him the day before yesterday.
XhosaExample: Bendimbona ngezolo elinye.

WordId: 292
English: pumpkin
Xhosa: ithanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: íthanga - noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: When she cooks "umxhaxha" gran uses pumpkin and corn.
XhosaExample: Xa epheka umxhaxha umakhulu usebenzisa ithanga nombona.

WordId: 293
English: pumpkins
Xhosa: amathanga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: ámáthanga - plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My arms are as big as pumpkins.
XhosaExample: Iingalo zam zinkulu njengamathanga.

WordId: 294
English: rice
Xhosa: irayisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Pour in two cups of water and one cup of rice.
XhosaExample: Galela iikomityi ezimbini zamanzi nekomityi enye yerayisi.

WordId: 295
English: courts
Xhosa: iinkundla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Judges give sentences in courts.
XhosaExample: Abagwebi banika izigwebo ezinkundleni

WordId: 296
English: spinach
Xhosa: ispinatshi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The secret ingredient is spinach.
XhosaExample: Isithako esifihlakeleyo yispinatshi.
WordNote: Sometimes used as a noun in the isi- group, e.g. "Simnandi esi spinatshi." "This spinach is nice."

WordId: 297
English: Supreme Court of Appeal
Xhosa: INkundla ePhezulu yeziBheno
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The accused went to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
XhosaExample: Ummangalelwa uye kwiNkundla ePhezulu yeziBheno.

WordId: 298
English: Constitutional Court
Xhosa: INkundla yezomGaqo-siseko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This law was discussed at the Constitutional Court.
XhosaExample: Kwathethwa ngalo mthetho eNkundla yezomGaqo-siseko.

WordId: 299
English: municipal councils
Xhosa: amaBhunga ooMasipala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: We vote for our municipal councils.
XhosaExample: Siyavotela amaBhunga ooMasipala bethu.

WordId: 300
English: High Court
Xhosa: INkundla ePhakamileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are cells at the High Court.
XhosaExample: Kukho izisele kwiNkundla ePhakamileyo.

WordId: 301
English: tomato
Xhosa: itumato
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: That tomato made me sick.
XhosaExample: Laa tumato indenze ndigule.

WordId: 302
English: wild berry
Xhosa: iqunube
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: This berry has healing properties.
XhosaExample: Eli qunube lineempawu zokuphilisa.

WordId: 303
English: Small Claims Court
Xhosa: INkundla yamaBango amaNcinci
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: People argue at the Small Claims Court.
XhosaExample: Abantu baphikisana eNkundla yamaBango amaNcinci

WordId: 304
English: watermelon
Xhosa: ivatala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: In the summer, my dad likes to chop up a watermelon for us.
XhosaExample: Ehlotyeni, utata wam uthanda ukusinqunqela ivatala.

WordId: 305
English: Magistrate's Court
Xhosa: INkundla kaMantyi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The Magistrate's court listens to small complaints.
XhosaExample: INkundla kaMantyi imamela izikhalazo ezincinci.

WordId: 306
English: tomorrow
Xhosa: ngomso
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Ok, we'll speak tomorrow!
XhosaExample: Kulungile, sizothetha ngomso!

WordId: 307
English: watermelons
Xhosa: iivatala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: These watermelons are fresh.
XhosaExample: Ezi vatala zitsha.

WordId: 308
English: weekend
Xhosa: impelaveki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am going on holiday this weekend.
XhosaExample: Ndizoya eholideyini kule mpelaveki.

WordId: 309
English: ingredient
Xhosa: isithako
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The secret ingredient is spinach.
XhosaExample: Isithako esifihlakeleyo yispinatshi.

WordId: 310
English: tomatoes
Xhosa: iitumato
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Siphe is allergic to tomatoes.
XhosaExample: Impilo kaSiphe iyalana neetumato. [Literally: The health of Siphe refuses together with tomatoes]

WordId: 311
English: appeal
Xhosa: isibheno
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I lay an appeal at the court.
XhosaExample: Ndibeka isibheno enkundleni.

WordId: 312
English: weekends
Xhosa: iimpelaveki
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: On many weekends, he likes to go to town.
XhosaExample: Ngeempelaveki ezininzi, uthanda ukuya etown.

WordId: 313
English: application for bail
Xhosa: isicelo sebheyile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The judge thinks about the application for bail.
XhosaExample: Umgwebi ucinga ngesicelo sebheyile.

WordId: 314
English: early in the morning
Xhosa: kwakusasa
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: The farmer got up early in the morning to plant maize.
XhosaExample: Umlimi uvuke kwakusasa ukuyotyala umbona.

WordId: 315
English: wild berries
Xhosa: amaqunube
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Thando's been collecting berries the whole day.
XhosaExample: UThando ebeqokelela amaqunube imini yonke.

WordId: 316
English: aeroplane
Xhosa: inqwelomoya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I've never travelled by aeroplane.
XhosaExample: Zange ndihambe ngenqwelomoya.
WordNote: Most people use i-eropleyini for aeroplane.

WordId: 317
English: accused
Xhosa: ummangalelwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The accused is guilty.
XhosaExample: Ummangalelwa unetyala.

WordId: 318
English: accused
Xhosa: abamangalelwa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The accused are muggers.
XhosaExample: Abamangalelwa bangabaphangi.

WordId: 319
English: appeals
Xhosa: izibheno
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The accused made appeals.
XhosaExample: Abammangalelwa babeke izibheno.

WordId: 320
English: ingredients
Xhosa: izithako
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: All my ingredients come from the farm.
XhosaExample: Zonke izithako zam zivela efama.

WordId: 321
English: bicycles
Xhosa: iibhayisekile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Let's ride our bikes on the weekend.
XhosaExample: Masikhwele iibhayisekile zethu ngempelaveki.

WordId: 322
English: bail
Xhosa: ibheyile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I requested bail.
XhosaExample: Ndicele ibheyile.

WordId: 323
English: bicycle
Xhosa: ibhayisekile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My bicycle is very old - I can't ride it.
XhosaExample: Ibhayisekile yam indala kakhulu - andikwazi ukuyikhwela.

WordId: 324
English: wagon
Xhosa: inqwelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This wagon is full, you must wait for the next one.
XhosaExample: Le nqwelo igcwele, kufuneka ulinde enye ezayo.

WordId: 325
English: armed robbery
Xhosa: ukuphanga kuxhotyiwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: There was armed robbery at the shop yesterday.
XhosaExample: Bekukho ukuphanga kuxhotyiwe evenkileni izolo.
WordNote: Literally translates "to rob, being armed". Ukuxhoba is "to arm" and ukuxhotywa is "to be armed" -iwe is the stative suffix "kuxhotyiwe" translates "being armed"

WordId: 326
English: aeroplanes
Xhosa: iinqwelomoya
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Aeroplanes often fly over my house and make a noise.
XhosaExample: Iinqwelomoya zithanda ukubhabha phezu kwendlu yam zingxole.

WordId: 327
English: applications for bail
Xhosa: izicelo zebheyile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The criminals submitted applications for bail
XhosaExample: Ootsotsi babeke izicelo zebheyile

WordId: 328
English: case
Xhosa: ityala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The lawyer will discuss the case.
XhosaExample: Igqwetha lizoncokola ityala.
WordNote: Legal case

WordId: 329
English: wagons
Xhosa: iinqwelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The wagons are pulled by horses.
XhosaExample: Iinqwelo zitsalwa ngamahashe.

WordId: 330
English: days
Xhosa: iimini
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: They are days I will never forget.
XhosaExample: Ziimini endingasoze ndizilibale.
WordNote: "iimini" refers to 12-hour days.

WordId: 331
English: day
Xhosa: imini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: In the day I work, but by night I study.
XhosaExample: Emini ndisebenza, kodwa ebusuku ndiyafunda.
WordNote: "imini" refers to the 12-hour day.

WordId: 332
English: at dawn
Xhosa: ekuseni
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: The train will arrive at dawn.
XhosaExample: Uloliwe luzofika ekuseni.

WordId: 333
English: in the morning
Xhosa: kusasa
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I catch the train in the morning.
XhosaExample: Ndikhwela uloliwe kusasa.

WordId: 334
English: sunrise
Xhosa: ukuphuma kwelanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: At sunrise, the flowers open.
XhosaExample: Ukuphuma kwelanga, iintyatyambo ziyavuleka.

WordId: 335
English: late in the morning
Xhosa: ngentlazane
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I'm not hungry as I ate late in the morning.
XhosaExample: Andilambanga ngoba nditye ngentlazane.

WordId: 336
English: night
Xhosa: ubusuku
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: At night, the moon shines.
XhosaExample: Ngobusuku, inyanga iyakhankhanya.

WordId: 337
English: moon
Xhosa: inyanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: At night, the moon shines.
XhosaExample: Ebusuku, inyanga iyakhanya.

WordId: 338
English: cases
Xhosa: amatyala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The court hears the cases.
XhosaExample: Inkundla imamela amatyala.
WordNote: Legal cases

WordId: 339
English: cell
Xhosa: isisele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The criminal is held in the cell.
XhosaExample: Utsotsi uvalelwa esiseleni.
WordNote: "isele" refers to a jail cell.

WordId: 340
English: suns
Xhosa: amalanga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: In Star Wars, Tatooine has two suns.
XhosaExample: KwiStar Wars, iTatooine inamalanga amabini.

WordId: 341
English: boat
Xhosa: isikhitshana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This boat goes from Rome to Athens.
XhosaExample: Esi sikhitshana sisuka eRome sisiya eAthens.

WordId: 342
English: boats
Xhosa: izikhitshana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The rich man owns five boats.
XhosaExample: Isityebi sinezikhitshana ezihlanu.

WordId: 343
English: ship
Xhosa: isikhephe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This ship is made of steel.
XhosaExample: Esi sikhephe senziwa ngentismbi.

WordId: 344
English: ships
Xhosa: izikhephe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The ships are leaving today.
XhosaExample: Izikhephe ziyahamba namhlanje.

WordId: 345
English: promise
Xhosa: thembisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthembisa
EnglishExample: I promise you, I will never forget you.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakuthembisa, ngekhe ndikulibale.

WordId: 346
English: cells
Xhosa: izisele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are cells in the prison.
XhosaExample: Kukho izisele entolongweni.
WordNote: Jail cells

WordId: 347
English: charge
Xhosa: isityholo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I lay a charge at the court.
XhosaExample: Ndibeka isityholo enkundleni.
WordNote: Legal charge

WordId: 348
English: bus
Xhosa: ibhasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The bus will arrive at 5 o' clock.
XhosaExample: Ibhasi izofika ngentsimbi yesihlanu.

WordId: 349
English: charges
Xhosa: izityholo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The lawyer lays charges against him.
XhosaExample: Igqwetha limbeka izityholo.

WordId: 350
English: buses
Xhosa: iibhasi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The buses aren't going because the drivers are on strike.
XhosaExample: Iibhasi azihambi ngoba abaqhubi bayagwayimba.

WordId: 351
English: preparations
Xhosa: amalungiselelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Begin preparations before you leave.
XhosaExample: Qalisani amalungiselelo phambi kokuba nihambe.

WordId: 352
English: traditional doctor
Xhosa: igqirha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Vumile is a traditional doctor.
XhosaExample: UVumile uligqirha.

WordId: 353
English: complaint
Xhosa: isikhalazo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I listen to the complaint of my friend.
XhosaExample: Ndimamele isikhalazo somhlobo wam.

WordId: 354
English: complaints
Xhosa: izikhalazo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are complaints about the water.
XhosaExample: Kukho izikhalazo ngamanzi.

WordId: 355
English: doctor
Xhosa: ugqirha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The doctor said I must rest rest for a few days.
XhosaExample: Ugqirha uthe kufuneka ndiphumle iintsuku ezimbalwa.
WordNote: "ugqirha" can be used to refer to a medical doctor or someone who got their doctorate in academia.

WordId: 356
English: doctors
Xhosa: oogqirha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Doctors have to study medicine for many years.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka oogqirha bafunde ubugqirha iminyaka emininzi.
WordNote: "oogqirha" can be used to refer to medical doctors or people who got their doctorate in academia.

WordId: 357
English: corruption
Xhosa: urhwaphilizo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: There is lots of corruption in South Africa.
XhosaExample: Kukho urhwaphilizo oluninzi eMzantsi.

WordId: 358
English: death penalty
Xhosa: isigwebo sentambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Some people support the death penalty.
XhosaExample: Abanye abantu baxhasa isigwebo sentambo.

WordId: 359
English: strike
Xhosa: gwayimba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugwayimba
EnglishExample: The miners are striking because they aren't being payed.
XhosaExample: Abasebenzi basemigodini bayagwayimba ngoba ababhatalwa.
WordNote: "gwayimba" is used to describe the act of refusing to work due to unfavourable working conditions/pay.

WordId: 360
English: evidence
Xhosa: ubungqina
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: There is evidence of the theft.
XhosaExample: Kukho ubungqina ngobusela.

WordId: 361
English: drug
Xhosa: isiyobisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This drug has harmed our community.
XhosaExample: Esi siyobisi senzakalise uluntu lwethu.

WordId: 362
English: crane
Xhosa: isilenge
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This crane helps us lift heavy things.
XhosaExample: Esi silenge siyasinceda ngokuphakamisa izinto ezinzima.
WordNote: "isilenge" is used to refer to a crane which is a machine used in construction.

WordId: 363
English: defendants
Xhosa: abamangalelwa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The defendants are guilty.
XhosaExample: Abamangalelwa banetyholo.

WordId: 364
English: izilenge
Xhosa: cranes
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are three big cranes in the city centre.
XhosaExample: Kukho izilenge ezikhulu ezintathu kumbindi wesixeko.
WordNote: "izilenge" is used to refer to cranes which are machines used in construction.

WordId: 365
English: defendant
Xhosa: ummangalelwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The defendant is not guilty.
XhosaExample: Ummangalelwa akanatyholo.

WordId: 366
English: plaintiff
Xhosa: ummangali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The plaintiff has a complaint.
XhosaExample: Ummangali unesikhalazo.

WordId: 367
English: plaintiffs
Xhosa: abamangali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The plaintiffs gave evidence.
XhosaExample: Abamangali banike ubungqina.

WordId: 368
English: traditional doctors
Xhosa: amagqirha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Traditional doctors help.
XhosaExample: Amagqirha ayanceda.

WordId: 369
English: fish
Xhosa: iintlanzi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many fish in the river.
XhosaExample: Kukho iintlanzi ezininzi emlanjeni.

WordId: 370
English: cable car
Xhosa: ikhetshi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We went up Table Mountain by cable car.
XhosaExample: Sinyuke iNtaba yeTafile ngekhetshi.

WordId: 371
English: crime
Xhosa: ubugebenga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: There isn't any crime here.
XhosaExample: Abukho bugebenga apha.

WordId: 372
English: drugs
Xhosa: iziyobisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Don't do drugs.
XhosaExample: Sukwenza iziyobisi.

WordId: 373
English: fine
Xhosa: isihlawuliso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The driver has a fine.
XhosaExample: Umqhubi unesihlawuliso.
WordNote: Monetary fine

WordId: 374
English: van
Xhosa: iveni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This van delivers vegetables.
XhosaExample: Le veni idilivarisha amaveg.

WordId: 375
English: dock
Xhosa: umkhumbi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The accused is in the dock.
XhosaExample: Ummangalelwa usemkhumbini.
WordNote: Court dock

WordId: 376
English: helicopter
Xhosa: ihelikhopta
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He wanted me to ride in his helicopter.
XhosaExample: Wafuna ndikhwele kwihelikhopta yakhe.

WordId: 377
English: motorbikes
Xhosa: izithuthuthu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: As an old woman, my mum liked to collect motorbikes.
XhosaExample: Njengexhegokazi, umama wam wayethanda ukuqokelela izithuthuthu.

WordId: 378
English: fines
Xhosa: izihlawuliso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I am paying my fines.
XhosaExample: Ndibhatala izihlawuliso zam.
WordNote: Monetary fine

WordId: 379
English: fines
Xhosa: imidliwo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I have fines because I drive poorly.
XhosaExample: Ndinemidliwo kuba ndiqhube kakubi.
WordNote: Monetary fines

WordId: 380
English: fraud
Xhosa: urhwaphilizo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Ntsika is wanted for fraud.
XhosaExample: UNtsika ufunelwa urhwaphilizo.

WordId: 381
English: motorbike
Xhosa: isithuthuthu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I got my motorbike license when I was sixteen.
XhosaExample: Ndafumana ilayisensi yokhwela isithuthuthu xa ndineminyaka elishumi elinesithandathu.

WordId: 382
English: fish
Xhosa: loba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuloba
EnglishExample: He fished for hours but he didn't catch one fish.
XhosaExample: Ebeloba ngeeyure ezininzi kodwa ebengafumani ntlanzi enye.

WordId: 383
English: public transport
Xhosa: isithuthi sikawonke-wonke
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The public transport works well here.
XhosaExample: Isithuthu sikawonke-wonke sisebenza kakuhle apha.

WordId: 384
English: helicopters
Xhosa: iihelikhopta
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We need two helicopters to make the film.
XhosaExample: Sifuna iihelikhopta ezimbini zokwenza ifilim.

WordId: 385
English: mugger
Xhosa: umphangi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The mugger is in jail.
XhosaExample: Umphangi usentolongweni.

WordId: 386
English: passengers
Xhosa: abakhweli
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: All passengers must exit the vehicle.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka bonke abakhweli baphume esithuthini.

WordId: 387
English: fine
Xhosa: umdliwo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The policeman gave me a fine.
XhosaExample: Ipolisa lindinike umdliwo.
WordNote: Monetary fine.

WordId: 388
English: perpetrator
Xhosa: isikrelemnqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: We found the perpetrator.
XhosaExample: Sifumene isikrelemnqa.

WordId: 389
English: passenger
Xhosa: umkhweli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The passenger sat in the back seat.
XhosaExample: Umkhweli ebehlala kwisihlalo sangasemva.

WordId: 390
English: perpetrators
Xhosa: izikrelemnqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The perpetrators have been caught.
XhosaExample: Izikrelemnqa zibanjiwe.

WordId: 391
English: ship
Xhosa: inqanawe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We use a big ship to deliver things from America.
XhosaExample: Sisebenzisa inqanawe enkulu yokuzisa izinto ezivela eMelika.

WordId: 392
English: vans
Xhosa: iiveni
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Our business has three delivery vans.
XhosaExample: Ishishini lethu lineeveni ezintathu zokudilivarisha.

WordId: 393
English: muggers
Xhosa: abaphangi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: There is a group of muggers here.
XhosaExample: Kukho iqela labaphangi apha.

WordId: 394
English: ships
Xhosa: iinqanawe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I see two ships in the sea.
XhosaExample: Ndibona iinqanawe ezimbini elwandle.

WordId: 395
English: famine
Xhosa: indlala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: When there is a drought, famine is widespread.
XhosaExample: Xa kukho imbalela, indlala ixhaphakile.

WordId: 396
English: guilt
Xhosa: ityala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I feel guilty.
XhosaExample: Ndiziva ndinetyala.

WordId: 397
English: midday
Xhosa: imini emaqanda
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: At midday, the sun is scorching.
XhosaExample: Emini emaqanda, ilanga liyatshisa.

WordId: 398
English: in the afternoon
Xhosa: emva kwemini
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: In the afternoon, he returns home.
XhosaExample: Emva kwemini, ubuyela ekhaya.

WordId: 399
English: [in] the afternoon
Xhosa: emalanga
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: We will be here from the morning till the afternoon.
XhosaExample: Sizoba lapha ukususela ekuseni ukuyotsho emalanga.
WordNote: This word can also just indicate "in the afternoons" with a more general sense.

WordId: 400
English: set
Xhosa: tshona
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukutshona
EnglishExample: When the sun sets, I will speak to you.
XhosaExample: Lakutshona ilanga, ndiza kuthetha nawe.
WordNote: "tshona" refers to the setting of the sun.

WordId: 401
English: exit
Xhosa: phuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphuma
EnglishExample: Exit here.
XhosaExample: Kuphunywa apha.

WordId: 402
English: rise
Xhosa: phuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphuma
EnglishExample: The sun is rising.
XhosaExample: Ilanga liyaphuma.
WordNote: "phuma" refers to the sun rising.

WordId: 403
English: vehicle
Xhosa: isithuthi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I don't know if this vehicle is a car or a truck.
XhosaExample: Andazi ukuba esi sithuthi yimoto okanye yitraki.

WordId: 404
English: vehicles
Xhosa: izithuthi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Vehicles are registered here.
XhosaExample: Izithuthi zibhaliswa apha.

WordId: 405
English: at sunset
Xhosa: matshona
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: At sunset the farmers return home.
XhosaExample: Matshona abalimi babuyela ekhaya.

WordId: 406
English: fish
Xhosa: intlanzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The fish swims in the lake.
XhosaExample: Intlanzi idada echibini.

WordId: 407
English: space ship
Xhosa: isipheke-pheke
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Prepare to launch the space ship.
XhosaExample: Lungiselelani ukungenisa isipheke-pheke.

WordId: 408
English: space ships
Xhosa: izipheke-pheke
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: NASA has sent many space ships to the moon.
XhosaExample: INASA yathuma izipheke-pheke ezininzi enyangeni.

WordId: 409
English: tricks
Xhosa: amaqhinga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The tricks are over!
XhosaExample: Amaqhinga aphelile!

WordId: 410
English: trick
Xhosa: iqhinga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: It's a trick, don't help him!
XhosaExample: Liqhinga, sukumnceda!

WordId: 411
English: before
Xhosa: phambili
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Before that, let's eat.
XhosaExample: Phambi koko, masitye.
WordNote: "phambili" appears as "phambi" when it is modifying something.

WordId: 412
English: up
Xhosa: phezulu
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Birds fly up, in the sky.
XhosaExample: Iintaka zibhabhela phezulu, esibhakabhakeni.
WordNote: The -el- verbal extension is often used with verbs that come before "phezulu" e.g. Culela phezulu! Sing up!

WordId: 413
English: down
Xhosa: phantsi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Sit down, please.
XhosaExample: Khawuhlale phantsi.

WordId: 414
English: below
Xhosa: phantsi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: These animals live below the mud.
XhosaExample: Ezi zilwanyana zihlala phantsi kodaka.

WordId: 415
English: chop
Xhosa: canda
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucanda
EnglishExample: Let's chop wood and make a fire.
XhosaExample: Masicande iinkuni sibase umlilo.
WordNote: "canda" refers to splitting of wood.

WordId: 416
English: eat
Xhosa: canda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucanda
EnglishExample: I am going to eat.
XhosaExample: Ndizocanda.
WordNote: Canda is generally used for "chop" but can be used informally for "eat"

WordId: 417
English: pour
Xhosa: galela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukugalela
EnglishExample: I pour the water.
XhosaExample: Ndigalela amanzi.

WordId: 418
English: intestine
Xhosa: ulusu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: An intestine of a cow, sheep and goat is delicious.
XhosaExample: Ulusu lwenkomo, olwegusha kunye nolwebhokhwe lumnandi.

WordId: 419
English: skin
Xhosa: ulusu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: My skin is itching.
XhosaExample: Ulusu lwam luyarhawuzelela.
WordNote: These days many Xhosa speakers just use the borrowed word "iskin" using it as a noun in the isi- group, e.g. "Sihle iskin sakho." "Your skin is beautiful."

WordId: 420
English: cut
Xhosa: ncwela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuncwela
EnglishExample: Cut and paste those pictures.
XhosaExample: Ncwela uncamathisele loo mifanekiso.
WordNote: "ncwela" can be used to refer to cutting paper or leather into smaller strips, or even stripping/trimming a plant. Informally "ncwela" can be used for "bribe".

WordId: 421
English: bully
Xhosa: ncwela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuncwela
EnglishExample: He likes bullying other children.
XhosaExample: Uyakuthanda ukuncwela abanye abantwana.

WordId: 422
English: walk
Xhosa: hamba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhamba
EnglishExample: I am walking on the beach.
XhosaExample: Ndihamba elunxwemeni.

WordId: 423
English: home
Xhosa: idladla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I'm going home.
XhosaExample: Ndisaya edladleni.

WordId: 424
English: brother
Xhosa: umnakwethu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My brother has bought a new car.
XhosaExample: Umnakwethu uthenge imoto entsha.
WordNote: Used to refer to your brother regardless of whether they are younger or older.

WordId: 425
English: younger brother
Xhosa: umninawa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My younger brother likes to play in my room.
XhosaExample: Umninawa wam uyakuthanda ukudlala kwigumbi lam lokulala.
WordNote: Only used when referring to your younger brother

WordId: 426
English: no
Xhosa: hayi
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: No, I don't smoke.
XhosaExample: Hayi, anditshayi.

WordId: 427
English: yes
Xhosa: ewe
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: Yes, I agree with you.
XhosaExample: Ewe, ndiyavumelana nawe.

WordId: 428
English: language
Xhosa: ulwimi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: What language do you speak?
XhosaExample: Wena, uthetha oluphi lwimi?

WordId: 429
English: languages
Xhosa: iilwimi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I speak three languages.
XhosaExample: Ndithetha iilwimi ezintathu.

WordId: 430
English: face
Xhosa: ubuso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: Her face was beautiful.
XhosaExample: Ubuso bakhe bebubuhle.

WordId: 431
English: car
Xhosa: ihashe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I am driving my car.
XhosaExample: Ndiqhuba ihashe lam.

WordId: 432
English: horse
Xhosa: ihashe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The horse is eating grass.
XhosaExample: Ihashe litya ingca.

WordId: 433
English: silo
Xhosa: idladla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The corn is in the silo.
XhosaExample: Umbona usedlaleni.
WordNote: Standard meaning.

WordId: 434
English: Cape Town
Xhosa: iKapa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I live in Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Ndihlala eKapa.

WordId: 435
English: if
Xhosa: ukuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: You should learn for your test if you want to get your license.
XhosaExample: Kufanele ufundele uvavanyo lwakho ukuba ufuna ukufumana ilayisensi yakho.

WordId: 436
English: across
Xhosa: phesheya
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: He lives across the sea.
XhosaExample: Uhlala phesheya kolwandle.

WordId: 437
English: there
Xhosa: phaya
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: He lives there in Johannesburg.
XhosaExample: Uhlala phaya, eGoli.
WordNote: "phaya" is used to refer to something far away.

WordId: 438
English: there
Xhosa: apho
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Put the fish there.
XhosaExample: Yibeke apho intlanzi.

WordId: 439
English: here
Xhosa: apha
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Come here, all of you.
XhosaExample: Yizani apha, nonke.

WordId: 440
English: in the evening
Xhosa: ngorhatya
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I usually wash in the evening.
XhosaExample: Kuqhelekile, ndihlamba ngorhatya.

WordId: 441
English: but
Xhosa: kodwa
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I wanted to go to the shop, but it was closed.
XhosaExample: Bendifuna ukuya evenkileni, kodwa ibivaliwe.

WordId: 442
English: country
Xhosa: ilizwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: South Africa is a beautiful country.
XhosaExample: UMzantsi Africa lilizwe elihle.

WordId: 443
English: money
Xhosa: imali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have a plenty of money.
XhosaExample: Ndinemali eninzi.

WordId: 444
English: probably
Xhosa: kungenzeka
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: It will probably rain tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Kungenzeka ukuba kuzonetha ngomso.
WordNote: "kungenzeka" translates directly as "it can happen" or "it can be doable" and is often followed by "ukuba".

WordId: 445
English: almost
Xhosa: phantse
EnglishExtra: adverb
XhosaExtra: adverb - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I almost died that day.
XhosaExample: Ndiphantse ndafa ngalaa mini.

WordId: 446
English: effect
Xhosa: ifuthe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: That book had a big effect on her.
XhosaExample: Laa ncwadi yaba nefuthe elikhulu kuye.
WordNote: Also has the sense of "impact".

WordId: 447
English: effects
Xhosa: amafuthe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The effects of the disease are disastrous.
XhosaExample: Amafuthe esifo yintlekele.

WordId: 448
English: oil
Xhosa: amafutha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My car's out of oil.
XhosaExample: Imoto yam ayinamafutha.
WordNote: These days most people use "i-oyile" for "oil".

WordId: 449
English: become lost
Xhosa: lahleka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukulahleka
EnglishExample: I don't want to lose my key.
XhosaExample: Andifuni ukulahlekelwa sisitshixo sam.
WordNote: This is used to say "I have lost something" by putting it in the passive voice. See the first example.

WordId: 450
English: dump
Xhosa: lahla
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulahla
EnglishExample: Do not dump waste here!
XhosaExample: Sukulahla inkunkuma apha!

WordId: 451
English: war
Xhosa: imfazwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There is war between South Africa and America
XhosaExample: Kukho imfazwe phakathi koMzantsi Afrika neMelika

WordId: 452
English: above
Xhosa: phezulu
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The plane passes above the building
XhosaExample: Inqwelomoya idlula phezu kwesakhiwo
WordNote: "phezulu" appears as "phezu" when used before a noun to mean above/ on top of it.

WordId: 453
English: tin can
Xhosa: inkonxa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Yesterday my mother cooked a tin of pilchard and rice.
XhosaExample: Izolo umama wam upheke inkonxa yentlanzi nerice.
WordNote: Refers to any tin can

WordId: 454
English: sour milk
Xhosa: amasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Tomorrow we will have sour milk for lunch.
XhosaExample: Ngomso siza kutya amasi kwisidlo sasemini.

WordId: 455
English: first
Xhosa: ukuqala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: Answer the first question on a different page.
XhosaExample: Phendula umbuzo wokuqala kwiphepha limbi.
WordNote: Although, "ukuqala" is just the infinitive of "qala" meaning "start", it is used to mean "first" and is preceded by a possessive concord.

WordId: 456
English: minute
Xhosa: umzuzu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Sit down for a minute and think about what you've done.
XhosaExample: Hlalani phantsi umzuzu nicinge ngento eniyenzileyo.

WordId: 457
English: minutes
Xhosa: imizuzu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: You have thirty minutes to complete the exam.
XhosaExample: Ninemizuzu engamashumi amathathu yokugqibezela imviwo.

WordId: 458
English: hour
Xhosa: iyure
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I'll return home after an hour.
XhosaExample: Ndizobuyela ekhaya emva kweyure.

WordId: 459
English: second
Xhosa: umzuzwana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Give me a second, I'm talking on the phone.
XhosaExample: Khawundinike umzuzwana, ndithetha ngefoni.

WordId: 460
English: seconds
Xhosa: imizuzwana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Wash your hands for twenty seconds before eating.
XhosaExample: Hlamba izandla zakho imizuzwana engamashumi amabini phambi kokutya.

WordId: 461
English: hours
Xhosa: iiyure
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Sandile waited for the bus for three hours.
XhosaExample: USandile ebelindela ibhasi iiyure ezintathu.

WordId: 462
English: second
Xhosa: isibini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: In second year, it's expected that students work hard.
XhosaExample: Kunyaka wesibini, kulindelekile ukuba abafundi basebenza nzima.

WordId: 463
English: society
Xhosa: uluntu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: As a young man, he left society and lived alone in the forest.
XhosaExample: Njengomfana, washiya uluntu, wahlala yedwa ehlathini.

WordId: 464
English: clap
Xhosa: qhwaba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhwaba
EnglishExample: Give him a round of applause for delivering a such a great speech.
XhosaExample: Mqhwabeleni izandla ngokwenza intetho entle kangaka.

WordId: 465
English: services
Xhosa: iinkonzo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: In our area, we do not have good services.
XhosaExample: Kwingingqi yethu, asinazo iinkonzo ezintle.

WordId: 466
English: community
Xhosa: uluntu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: In our community, we do not have good services.
XhosaExample: Kuluntu lwethu, asinazo iinkonzo ezintle.

WordId: 467
English: come
Xhosa: (i)za
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuza
EnglishExample: Come little brother, mom is calling you.
XhosaExample: Yiza mninawa wam, umama uyakubiza.
WordNote: "(i)za" is a latent i verb.

WordId: 468
English: slap
Xhosa: qhwaba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhwaba
EnglishExample: I will slap you if you do not close you mouth.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kukuqhwaba ngempama ukuba awuwuvali umlomo wakho.

WordId: 469
English: pastor
Xhosa: umfundisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My pastor is very sick, I need to visit him at the hospital.
XhosaExample: Umfundisi wam ugula kakhulu, kufuneka ndimtyelele esibhedlele.

WordId: 470
English: bin
Xhosa: umgqomo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My bin is very dirty.
XhosaExample: Umgqomo wam ungcole kakhulu.

WordId: 471
English: ever
Xhosa: kha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukha
EnglishExample: Have you ever been to Hogsback before?
XhosaExample: Wakha waya eQabimbola ngaphambili?
WordNote: An auxiliary verb followed by the present subjunctive or the past subjunctive

WordId: 472
English: remain
Xhosa: sala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusala
EnglishExample: Vuyo remained at home after his parents left.
XhosaExample: UVuyo wasala ekhaya emva kokuhamba kwabazali bakhe.

WordId: 474
English: mine
Xhosa: umgodi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My father works on a mine.
XhosaExample: Utata wam usebenza emgodini.

WordId: 475
English: person
Xhosa: umntu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My brother is a kind person.
XhosaExample: Umnakwethu ngumntu onobubele.

WordId: 476
English: although
Xhosa: noxa
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: Although it makes a lot of noise, I still love my dog.
XhosaExample: Noxa ingxola kakhulu, ndisayithanda inja yam.

WordId: 477
English: talk
Xhosa: thetha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthetha
EnglishExample: I don't know how to help if you won't talk to me.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukunceda ukuba awuzuthetha nam.

WordId: 478
English: other
Xhosa: mbi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: You should see the other guy.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ubone mfo wumbi.
WordNote: "mbi" takes the object concord for all noun classes except 1a and 2a (which take "wu"). The initial vowel of the noun preceding "mbi" is dropped.

WordId: 479
English: another
Xhosa: mbi
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: There is another way, but it is dangerous.
XhosaExample: Kukho ndlela yimbi, kodwa inobungozi.
WordNote: "mbi" takes the object concord for all noun classes except 1a and 2a (which take "wu"). The initial vowel of the noun preceding "mbi" is dropped.

WordId: 480
English: people
Xhosa: abantu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I want to spend my life helping people.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuchitha ubomi bam ngokunceda abantu.

WordId: 481
English: condition
Xhosa: imo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The condition of the public transport is not good.
XhosaExample: Imo yesithuthi sikawonke-wonke ayifanelekanga.

WordId: 482
English: situation
Xhosa: imeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This situation is not healthy for anyone.
XhosaExample: Le meko akukho mntu imfaneleyo.

WordId: 483
English: shape
Xhosa: imo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The triangle is the strongest natural shape.
XhosaExample: Eyona imo yendalo inanamdla ngunxantathu.

WordId: 484
English: form
Xhosa: imo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: At twenty degrees, water has a liquid form.
XhosaExample: Ngamaqondo angamashumi amabini, amanzi anemo yolwelo.

WordId: 485
English: president
Xhosa: umongameli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The president of Nigeria will be visiting China tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Umongameli waseNigeria uza kutyelela eChina ngomso.

WordId: 486
English: archbishop
Xhosa: umongameli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Our arch bishop is Mr Ntuli.
XhosaExample: Umongameli wethu ngumnumzana Ntuli.

WordId: 487
English: girl
Xhosa: intombi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My girlfriend likes to play.
XhosaExample: Intombi yam iyakuthanda ukudlala.

WordId: 488
English: lady
Xhosa: inenekazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: It is difficult get financial support when you are a female in sport.
XhosaExample: Kunzima ukufumana inkxaso-mali xa ulinenekazi kwezemidlalo.

WordId: 489
English: lot
Xhosa: ninzi
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: There are a lot of fish.
XhosaExample: Kukho iintlanzi ezininzi.

WordId: 490
English: dream
Xhosa: iphupha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: This dream scares me.
XhosaExample: Eli phupha liyandoyikisa.

WordId: 491
English: recently
Xhosa: mva nje
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Recently, I have been planting corn in my garden.
XhosaExample: Mva nje, ndityala umbona esitiyeni sam.

WordId: 492
English: ways
Xhosa: iindlela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: People have different ways of working.
XhosaExample: Abantu baneendlela ezihlukeneyo zokusebenza.

WordId: 493
English: roads
Xhosa: iindlela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The roads here are very bad.
XhosaExample: Iindlela apha zimbi kakhulu.

WordId: 494
English: road
Xhosa: indlela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He is driving the car on the road.
XhosaExample: Uqhuba imoto endleleni.

WordId: 495
English: way
Xhosa: indlela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He has a specific way of cooking.
XhosaExample: Unendlela ethile yokupheka.

WordId: 496
English: home
Xhosa: ikhaya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I am returning home now.
XhosaExample: Ndibuyela ekhaya ngoku.

WordId: 497
English: many
Xhosa: ninzi
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: There are many people at this party.
XhosaExample: Kukho abantu abaninzi kule pati.

WordId: 498
English: man
Xhosa: indoda
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He is a man of character.
XhosaExample: Uyindoda enesimilo.
WordNote: The word "utata" is often used to refer to any man these days, not just to a "father".

WordId: 499
English: woman
Xhosa: umfazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: She is a kind woman.
XhosaExample: Ungumfazi onobubele.

WordId: 500
English: mister
Xhosa: umnumzana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Mr Malangeni is a good teacher.
XhosaExample: UMnumzana Malangeni ngutitshala omhle.

WordId: 501
English: mister
Xhosa: umhlekazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Hello mister, how are you?
XhosaExample: Molo mhlekazi, unjani?
WordNote: "Mhlekazi" is a respectful term of address for a man who is middle aged or older.

WordId: 502
English: can
Xhosa: nakho
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuba nakho
EnglishExample: I can't fetch him from school today.
XhosaExample: Andinakho ukumlanda esikolweni namhlanje.

WordId: 503
English: can
Xhosa: kwazi uku-
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukwazi
EnglishExample: I can't ride a bicycle.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi kukhwela ibhayisekile.
WordNote: Sometimes the initial vowel of "uku-" is dropped in the negative.
It means can in the sense of "be able to".

WordId: 504
English: time
Xhosa: ixesha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I don't have time to finish my schoolwork.
XhosaExample: Andinaxesha lokugqiba umsebenzi wam wesikolo.

WordId: 505
English: times
Xhosa: amaxesha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Sometimes, life is tough.
XhosaExample: Ngamanye amaxesha, ubomi bunzima.

WordId: 506
English: year
Xhosa: unyaka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I lived in England for the whole year.
XhosaExample: Ndahlala eNgilane unyaka wonke.
WordNote: Although this noun is in the UM- group the M of the prefix has been dropped.

WordId: 507
English: women
Xhosa: abafazi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: There are many strong women in South Africa.
XhosaExample: Kukho abafazi abomeleyo abaninzi eMzantsi Afrika.

WordId: 508
English: men
Xhosa: amadoda
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The men completed their work in just three days.
XhosaExample: Amadoda agqiba imisebenzi yawo ngeentsuku ezintathu qha.

WordId: 509
English: years
Xhosa: iminyaka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I am 20 years old.
XhosaExample: Ndineminyaka engamashumi amabini.

WordId: 510
English: other
Xhosa: nye
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: Many people like to drink tea, and others like to drink coffee.
XhosaExample: Abantu abaninzi bathanda ukuphunga iti, kwaye abanye bathanda ukuphunga ikofu.

WordId: 511
English: outside
Xhosa: phandle
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: I will meet you outside of the building.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kudibana nawe phandle kwesakhiwo.
WordNote: Also sometimes "ngaphandle".

WordId: 512
English: between
Xhosa: phakathi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The ball is between the trees.
XhosaExample: Ibhola iphakhathi kwemithi.
WordNote: "phakathi" is followed by "kwa" when it is used to mean "between"

WordId: 513
English: inside
Xhosa: phakathi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: He is inside the house.
XhosaExample: Uphakathi endlwini.
WordNote: "phakathi" is followed by the locative when taken to mean "inside"

WordId: 514
English: after
Xhosa: emva
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: I will speak to you after I finish eating.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kuthetha nawe emva kokugqiba ukutya.
WordNote: After doing something very often used with kwa-infinitive --> koku-, e.g. emva kokuthetha naye - after speaking with him/her

WordId: 515
English: in front
Xhosa: phambili
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The dog is in front of the table.
XhosaExample: Inja iphambi kwetafile.
WordNote: "phambili" appears as "phambi" when it is modifying something.

WordId: 516
English: forward
Xhosa: phambili
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Let us continue forward.
XhosaExample: Masiqhubekeke phambili.

WordId: 517
English: behind
Xhosa: emva
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The cat is behind the man.
XhosaExample: Ikati isemva kwendoda.

WordId: 518
English: sides
Xhosa: amacala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: A triangle has three sides.
XhosaExample: Itriangle inamacala amathathu.

WordId: 519
English: next to
Xhosa: ecaleni
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The baby is sleeping next to me.
XhosaExample: Usana lulele ecaleni kwam.

WordId: 520
English: on the right
Xhosa: ekunene
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Turn to the right here.
XhosaExample: Jika ekunene apha.
WordNote: Many Xhosa speakers now just say "ngaseright" for "on/to the right"

WordId: 521
English: on the left
Xhosa: ekhohlo
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Turn left here.
XhosaExample: Jika ekhohlo apha.
WordNote: Many Xhosa speakers just say "ngaseleft" for "on/to the left"

WordId: 522
English: some
Xhosa: nye
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: Some people do not drink alcohol.
XhosaExample: Abanye abantu ababuseli utywala.

WordId: 523
English: so that
Xhosa: ukuze
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by subjunctive mood
EnglishExample: I put out the fire so I could go to sleep.
XhosaExample: Ndicime umlilo ukuze ndilale.

WordId: 524
English: that
Xhosa: ukuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
EnglishExample: I think that we should buy vegetables today.
XhosaExample: Ndicinga ukuba kufanele sithenge imifuno namhlanje.

WordId: 525
English: take
Xhosa: thabatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthabatha
EnglishExample: He took a long time to wash himself.
XhosaExample: Uthabathe ixesha elide ukuzihlamba.
WordNote: "thabatha" has the same meaning as "thatha". It is mostly a matter of preference.

WordId: 526
English: get
Xhosa: fumana
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukufumana
EnglishExample: I can't get my licence.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukufumana ilayisensi yam.

WordId: 527
English: bring
Xhosa: zisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuzisa
EnglishExample: Let us bring change.
XhosaExample: Masizise utshintsho.

WordId: 528
English: just
Xhosa: qha
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: It takes just one hour to be vaccinated.
XhosaExample: Kuthatha iyure enye qha ukugonywa.

WordId: 529
English: only
Xhosa: kuphela
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: There was only one person in the restaurant.
XhosaExample: Bekukho umntu omnye kuphela erestyu.

WordId: 530
English: now
Xhosa: ngoku
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: The doctor will speak to you now.
XhosaExample: Ugqirha uza kuthetha nawe ngoku.

WordId: 531
English: and also
Xhosa: kwaye
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I was swimming in the river and also fishing.
XhosaExample: Bendidada emlanjeni kwaye bendiloba.

WordId: 532
English: dream
Xhosa: phupha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphupha
EnglishExample: Last night, I dreamed of a short man in a red room.
XhosaExample: Phezolo, ndiphuphe indoda emfutshane kwigumbi elibomvu.

WordId: 533
English: what?
Xhosa: ntoni?
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: What are you going cook for supper?
XhosaExample: Uzopheka ntoni ngesopholo?

WordId: 534
English: always
Xhosa: okokoko
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I think about you all the time.
XhosaExample: Ndicinga ngawe okokoko.
WordNote: Nice explanation on https://www.capetalk.co.za/podcasts/294/breakfast-with-refilwe-moloto/374210/everyday-xhosa-okokoko

WordId: 535
English: always
Xhosa: soloko
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukusoloko - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: I want to stop always thinking about you.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuyeka ukusoloko ndicinga ngawe.
WordNote: "soloko" is an auxiliary verb

WordId: 536
English: bins
Xhosa: imigqomo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The dustbins are locked at night.
XhosaExample: Imigqomo itshixiwe ebusuku.

WordId: 537
English: history
Xhosa: imbali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It is important to know the history of the Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Kubalulekile ukwazi imbali yamaXhosa.

WordId: 538
English: culture
Xhosa: inkcubeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Xhosa culture is similar to Zulu.
XhosaExample: Inkcubeko yamaXhosa ibufana neyamaZulu.

WordId: 539
English: allow
Xhosa: vumela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuvumela
EnglishExample: We will work outside if the weather allows us to.
XhosaExample: Siza kusebenza ngaphandle ukuba imozulu iyasivumela.

WordId: 540
English: religion
Xhosa: inkolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The Christian religion is popular around the world.
XhosaExample: Inkolo yobuKristu iyathandwa kwihlabathi liphela.

WordId: 541
English: be like
Xhosa: fana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufana
EnglishExample: You are like a child.
XhosaExample: Wena, ufana nomntwana.
WordNote: Often followed by na-, Compare "Bayafana" "They are alike" with "Bafana nathi" "They are like us".

WordId: 542
English: where?
Xhosa: phi?
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Where is the car?
XhosaExample: Iphi imoto?

WordId: 543
English: health
Xhosa: impilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: His health is improving.
XhosaExample: Impilo yakhe iyaphucuka.

WordId: 544
English: life
Xhosa: ubomi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: I hope my life will change.
XhosaExample: Ndithemba ukuba ubomi bam buzotshintsha.

WordId: 545
English: life
Xhosa: impilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Life is tough.
XhosaExample: Impilo inzima.

WordId: 546
English: how?
Xhosa: njani?
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: How do you drive a car?
XhosaExample: Uqhuba njani imoto?

WordId: 547
English: nice
Xhosa: mnandi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Wow, this food is nice!
XhosaExample: Yhu, oku kutya kumnandi!

WordId: 548
English: well
Xhosa: kakuhle
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: You spoke well.
XhosaExample: Uthethe kakuhle.

WordId: 549
English: world
Xhosa: umhlaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The whole world is alive.
XhosaExample: Umhlaba wonke uyaphila.

WordId: 550
English: homestead
Xhosa: umzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I want a nice homestead.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna umzi omhle.

WordId: 551
English: house
Xhosa: indlu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Wow, your house is so beautiful!
XhosaExample: Yho, indlu yakho intle kakhulu!

WordId: 552
English: houses
Xhosa: izindlu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The houses in this village are all green.
XhosaExample: Izindlu kule lali ziluhlaza zonke.

WordId: 553
English: because
Xhosa: kuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I do not like him because he does not wash.
XhosaExample: Andimthandi kuba akahlambi.

WordId: 554
English: school
Xhosa: isikolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My school has many learners.
XhosaExample: Isikolo sam sinabafundi abaninzi.
WordNote: "isikolo" can also be used to mean "university".

WordId: 555
English: university
Xhosa: iyunivesithi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I study at the University of Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Ndifunda kwiyunivesithi yaseKapa.

WordId: 556
English: study
Xhosa: funda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufunda
EnglishExample: I study at the University of Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Ndifunda kwiYunivesithi yaseKapa.

WordId: 557
English: universities
Xhosa: iiyunivesithi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many good universities in Africa.
XhosaExample: Kukho iiyunivesithi ezininzi ezintle eAfrika.

WordId: 558
English: schools
Xhosa: izikolo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The schools in this town are bad.
XhosaExample: Izikolo kule dolophu zimbi.

WordId: 559
English: child
Xhosa: umntwana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: She is a well-mannered child.
XhosaExample: Ungumtwana onesimilo.

WordId: 560
English: children
Xhosa: abantwana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: These children are being silly.
XhosaExample: Aba bantwana bayageza.

WordId: 561
English: feel
Xhosa: va
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuva
EnglishExample: How are you feeling today?
XhosaExample: Uziva njani namhlanje?
WordNote: The verb "va" when used to translate "feel" is usually used with the reflexive object concord -zi-

WordId: 562
English: problems
Xhosa: iingxaki
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many problems in our community.
XhosaExample: Kukho iingxaki ezininzi kuluntu lwethu.

WordId: 563
English: earth
Xhosa: umhlaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The earth is wet after the rain.
XhosaExample: Umhlaba umanzi emva komvula.
WordNote: Similar to "ground" or "soil"

WordId: 564
English: place
Xhosa: indawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Everything has its place.
XhosaExample: Yonke into inendawo yayo.

WordId: 565
English: places
Xhosa: iindawo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I like to visit different places.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukutyelela iindawo ezihlukeneyo.

WordId: 566
English: few
Xhosa: mbalwa
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: A few people drink coffee.
XhosaExample: Abantu abambalwa baphunga ikofu.

WordId: 567
English: turn
Xhosa: jika
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukujika
EnglishExample: Turn left here.
XhosaExample: Jika ekhohlo apha.

WordId: 568
English: straight
Xhosa: ngqo
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Turn left, then go straight.
XhosaExample: Jika ekhohlo uhambe ngqo.

WordId: 569
English: throw water
Xhosa: chitha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuchitha
EnglishExample: I will throw out the dirty water.
XhosaExample: Ndizochitha amanzi amdaka.

WordId: 570
English: spend
Xhosa: chitha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuchitha
EnglishExample: I like to spend time riding my bicycle.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukuchitha ixesha ngokukhwela ibhayisekile.

WordId: 571
English: weak
Xhosa: buthathaka
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Her whole body was weak due to her illness.
XhosaExample: Umzimba wonke wakhe ububuthathaka ngenxa yokugula kwakhe.

WordId: 572
English: world
Xhosa: ihlabathi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The Christian religion is popular around the world.
XhosaExample: Inkolo yobuKristu iyathandwa kwihlabathi liphela.

WordId: 573
English: friend
Xhosa: umhlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My friend will be spending the holiday in Britain.
XhosaExample: Umhlobo wam uza kuchitha iholide eBritane.

WordId: 574
English: twin
Xhosa: iwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Simphiwe is my twin.
XhosaExample: USimphiwe liwele lam.

WordId: 575
English: waterfalls
Xhosa: iingxangxasi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Look at the waterfalls on the mountain!
XhosaExample: Jonga iingxangxasi ezisentabeni!

WordId: 576
English: extract
Xhosa: caphula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucaphula
EnglishExample: This paragraph is extracted from a book I like.
XhosaExample: Lo mhlathi ucatshulwa kwincwadi endiyithandayo.

WordId: 577
English: homes
Xhosa: amakhaya
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: After many years, the travelers returned to their homes.
XhosaExample: Emva kweminyaka emininzi, abahambi babuyela emakhaya abo.

WordId: 578
English: waterfall
Xhosa: ingxangxasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Let's rest by the waterfall.
XhosaExample: Masiphumle ngasengxangxasini.

WordId: 579
English: while
Xhosa: logama
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: I like to listen to music while I eat.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukumamela umculo logama ndisitya.

WordId: 580
English: another
Xhosa: nye
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: There is another red car here.
XhosaExample: Kukho enye imoto ebomvu apha.

WordId: 581
English: side
Xhosa: icala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He is on the other side of the road.
XhosaExample: Ukhona kwelinye icala lendlela.

WordId: 582
English: destroy
Xhosa: chitha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuchitha
EnglishExample: The house is destroyed.
XhosaExample: Indlu ichithile.

WordId: 583
English: problem
Xhosa: ingxaki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The problem is that people do not want to listen.
XhosaExample: Ingxaki kukuba abantu abafuni kumamela.

WordId: 584
English: homesteads
Xhosa: imizi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: There are ten homesteads in this village.
XhosaExample: Kukho imizi elishumi kule lali.

WordId: 585
English: month
Xhosa: inyanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Next month, it's my birthday.
XhosaExample: Kule nyanga izayo ndiyazalwa.

WordId: 586
English: week
Xhosa: iveki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Last week we went to the beach.
XhosaExample: Kule veki iphelileyo besiye elwandle.

WordId: 587
English: terms
Xhosa: imimiselo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: There are terms to be followed.
XhosaExample: Kukho imimiselo ekufuneka ilandelwe.

WordId: 588
English: conditions
Xhosa: imiqathango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: These conditions go together with the above terms.
XhosaExample: Le miqathango ihamba kunye nale mimiselo ingentla.

WordId: 589
English: husband
Xhosa: umyeni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My husband bought a new car.
XhosaExample: Umyeni wam uthenge imoto entsha.

WordId: 590
English: wife
Xhosa: umfazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: My wife is going to Brazil tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Umfazi wam uya eBrazil ngomso.

WordId: 591
English: power
Xhosa: amandla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I heard the women shouting, "The power is ours!"
XhosaExample: Ndibavile abafazi bekhwaza, "Amandla ngawethu!"

WordId: 592
English: terms and conditions
Xhosa: imimiselo nemiqathango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The terms and conditions may be read here.
XhosaExample: Imimiselo nemiqathango iyafundeka apha.

WordId: 593
English: energy
Xhosa: amandla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I don't have energy to go to the party.
XhosaExample: Andinamandla okuya epatini.

WordId: 595
English: weeks
Xhosa: iiveki
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: School closes in three weeks.
XhosaExample: Isikolo siza kuvala kwiiveki ezintathu ezizayo.

WordId: 596
English: phone
Xhosa: umnxeba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My phone is not working.
XhosaExample: Umnxeba wam awusebenzi.
WordNote: It also refers to the land-line. Most people use "ifoni".

WordId: 597
English: radio
Xhosa: unomathotholo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: This evening I will be listening to the radio.
XhosaExample: Ngale njikalanga ndiza kumamela unomathotholo.

WordId: 598
English: river
Xhosa: umlambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: A river is a quiet and a peacful place to chill.
XhosaExample: Umlambo yindawo ethuleyo nezolileyo ongazipholela kuyo.

WordId: 599
English: pen
Xhosa: usiba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: My pen is broken.
XhosaExample: Usiba lwam lokubhala lophukile.

WordId: 600
English: pens
Xhosa: iintsiba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many different colours of pens.
XhosaExample: Kukho iintsiba ezinemibala emininzi ehlukeneyo.

WordId: 601
English: feather
Xhosa: usiba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I found a feather of a chicken.
XhosaExample: Ndifumene usiba lwenkuku.

WordId: 602
English: feathers
Xhosa: iintsiba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Yesterday I bought a chicken with brown feathers.
XhosaExample: Izolo ndithenge inkukhu eneentsiba ezintsundu.

WordId: 603
English: heart
Xhosa: intliziyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My heart is beating fast.
XhosaExample: Intliziyo yam ibetha ngokukhawleza.

WordId: 604
English: beach
Xhosa: ulwandle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I love going to the beach.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakuthanda ukuya elwandle.
WordNote: While ulwandle does not specifically mean beach, it is commonly used to refer to a beach.

WordId: 605
English: hello
Xhosa: molo
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: Hello, how are you?
XhosaExample: Molo, unjani?
WordNote: "Molo" is only used to say "hello" to ONE person.

WordId: 606
English: goodbye
Xhosa: sala kakuhle
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: I should go home now, goodbye.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ndigoduke ngoku, sala kakuhle.
WordNote: Sala kakuhle is said to someone who is staying where they are, if you are the one leaving. It can only be used when addressing one person, otherwise use salani kakuhle.

WordId: 607
English: hello
Xhosa: molweni
EnglishExtra: plural interjection
EnglishExample: Hello everyone! Please take a seat.
XhosaExample: Molweni nonke! Khanihlale phantsi.
WordNote: Used when addressing two or more people.

WordId: 608
English: goodbye
Xhosa: hamba kakuhle
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: See you on Monday, goodbye!
XhosaExample: Ndizokubona ngoMvulo, hamba kakuhle!
WordNote: hamba kakuhle is said to someone who is leaving. Can only be used to address ONE person.

WordId: 609
English: underneath
Xhosa: ngaphantsi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: There is space underneath the bed.
XhosaExample: Kukho indawo ngaphantsi kwebhedi.

WordId: 610
English: sea
Xhosa: ulwandle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: The sea is home to many animals.
XhosaExample: Ulwandle likhaya lezilwanyana ezininzi.

WordId: 611
English: rivers
Xhosa: imilambo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: All the rivers are dry.
XhosaExample: Yonke imilambo yomile.

WordId: 612
English: pastors
Xhosa: abefundisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Some pastors are now using Zoom to preach to their people.
XhosaExample: Abanye abefundisi basebenzisa iZoom ngoku ukushumayeza abantu babo.

WordId: 613
English: on the left
Xhosa: ekunxele
EnglishExtra: preposition

WordId: 614
English: arm
Xhosa: ingalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My left arm is broken.
XhosaExample: Ingalo yam yasekunxele yophukile.

WordId: 615
English: afraid
Xhosa: oyika
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukoyika
EnglishExample: I am afraid of him.
XhosaExample: Ndiyamoyika.

WordId: 616
English: peace
Xhosa: uxolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: We all want peace.
XhosaExample: Sonke sifuna uxolo.

WordId: 617
English: today
Xhosa: namhla
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: It is cold today.
XhosaExample: Kuyabanda namhla.

WordId: 618
English: farm
Xhosa: amasimi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I want to go to the farm tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuya emasimini ngomso.
WordNote: Some Xhosa speakers use "amasimi" "fields" to refer to a "farm".

WordId: 619
English: sorry
Xhosa: uxolo
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: I bumped into him and said "sorry".
XhosaExample: Nditshayisane naye ndathi "uxolo".

WordId: 620
English: noise
Xhosa: ingxolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There was a lot of noise in the shop.
XhosaExample: Bekukho ingxolo enkulu evenkileni.

WordId: 621
English: anywhere
Xhosa: naphi na
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: You can sit anywhere.
XhosaExample: Ungahlala naphi na.

WordId: 622
English: anyone
Xhosa: nabani na
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Anyone can get infected.
XhosaExample: Nabani na angosuleleka.
WordNote: indefinite pronoun

WordId: 623
English: beauty
Xhosa: ubuhle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: Your beauty lights up everything.
XhosaExample: Ubuhle bakho bukhanyisa yonke into.

WordId: 624
English: bag
Xhosa: ibhegi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Your bag is lovely!
XhosaExample: Intle ibhegi yakho!

WordId: 625
English: stop
Xhosa: yeka
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuyeka
EnglishExample: When will this child stop crying?
XhosaExample: Uzoyeka nini ukulila lo mntwana?

WordId: 626
English: floor
Xhosa: umgangatho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The chair is on the floor.
XhosaExample: Isitulo sisemgangathweni.

WordId: 627
English: turn on
Xhosa: layita
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukulayita
EnglishExample: Turn on the light!
XhosaExample: Layita isibane!

WordId: 628
English: be happy
Xhosa: vuya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuvuya
EnglishExample: Be happy for your brother.
XhosaExample: Mvuyela umnakwenu.

WordId: 629
English: backward
Xhosa: umva
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Move backward!
XhosaExample: Buya umva!

WordId: 630
English: coast
Xhosa: unxweme
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: It is a beautiful coast.
XhosaExample: Lunxweme oluhle.

WordId: 631
English: hand
Xhosa: ingalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Sometimes Xhosa speakers use "ingalo" to refer to "isandla" "hand".

WordId: 632
English: arms
Xhosa: iingalo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My arms are sore.
XhosaExample: Iingalo zam zibuhlungu.

WordId: 633
English: hands
Xhosa: iingalo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Sometimes Xhosa speakers use "iingalo" (arms) to refer to "izandla" (hands).

WordId: 634
English: make noise
Xhosa: ngxola
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukungxola
EnglishExample: Don't make noise, children! Sit down!
XhosaExample: Sanukungxola bantwana! Hlalani phantsi!

WordId: 635
English: field
Xhosa: intsimi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I want to start a corn field.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuqala intsimi yombona.

WordId: 636
English: fields
Xhosa: amasimi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: We were able to cultivate our fields.
XhosaExample: Sikwazile ukulima amasima ethu.

WordId: 637
English: become OK
Xhosa: lunga
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukulunga
EnglishExample: It is OK.
XhosaExample: Kulungile.

WordId: 638
English: turn off
Xhosa: cima
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucima
EnglishExample: Turn off the light.
XhosaExample: Cima isibane.

WordId: 639
English: be sick
Xhosa: gula
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: gúlá - intransitive verb - ukugula
EnglishExample: Stay at home when you are sick.
XhosaExample: Hlala endlwini xa ugula.

WordId: 640
English: become hungry
Xhosa: lamba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukulamba
EnglishExample: Wow, I am hungry now.
XhosaExample: Yho, ndilambile ngoku.

WordId: 641
English: spine
Xhosa: umqolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My back is sore.
XhosaExample: Umqolo wam ubuhlungu.

WordId: 642
English: serve
Xhosa: phaka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphaka
EnglishExample: Serve dinner for your dad.
XhosaExample: Phakela utata wakho idinara.

WordId: 643
English: at the back
Xhosa: ngasemva
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: They are at the back.
XhosaExample: Bangasemva.

WordId: 644
English: food
Xhosa: ukutya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: How is the food?
XhosaExample: Kunjani ukutya?

WordId: 645
English: music
Xhosa: umculo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: She teaches music.
XhosaExample: Ufundisa umculo.

WordId: 646
English: firstly
Xhosa: okukuqala
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Firstly, I want to thank you all.
XhosaExample: Okukuqala, ndifuna ukunibulela.

WordId: 647
English: comfort
Xhosa: thuthuzela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthuthuzela
EnglishExample: I want to comfort her.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukumthuthuzela.

WordId: 648
English: extinguish
Xhosa: cima
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucima
EnglishExample: Extinguish the fire so that we can sleep.
XhosaExample: Cima umlilo ukuze singalale.

WordId: 649
English: light
Xhosa: layita
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukulayita
EnglishExample: Light the fire so that we can cook.
XhosaExample: Layita umlilo ukuze singapheke.

WordId: 650
English: beginning
Xhosa: isiqalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The beginning of the story was very bad.
XhosaExample: Isiqalo sebali besisibi kakhulu.

WordId: 651
English: in the beginning
Xhosa: ekuqaleni
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: In the beginning, Themba meets with Tholelegqwirha and they go to Gqeberha.
XhosaExample: Ekuqaleni, uThemba udibana noTholelegqirha baya eGqeberha.

WordId: 652
English: light
Xhosa: isibane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My car's light is broken.
XhosaExample: Isibane semoto yam saphukile.

WordId: 653
English: lights
Xhosa: izibane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I need red lights in this scene.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna izibane ezibomvu kulo mboniso.

WordId: 654
English: student
Xhosa: umfundi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I'm sure that this student will succeed.
XhosaExample: Ndiqinisekile ukuba lo mfundi uzophumelela.

WordId: 655
English: students
Xhosa: abafundi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Teachers must respect their students.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ootitshala bahloniphe abafundi babo.

WordId: 656
English: in the end
Xhosa: ekugqibeleni
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: I won't tell you what happens in the end.
XhosaExample: Andizukuxelela into eyenzekayo ekugqibeleni.

WordId: 657
English: finally
Xhosa: ekugqibeleni
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Finally, I found the correct answer.
XhosaExample: Ekugqibeleni, ndafumana impendulo echanekileyo.

WordId: 658
English: bad
Xhosa: bi
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: The weather is bad.
XhosaExample: Imozulu imbi.
WordNote: You will need a prefix that concords with the noun.

WordId: 659
English: names
Xhosa: amagama
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: What are your [plural] names?
XhosaExample: Ngoobani amagama enu?

WordId: 660
English: name
Xhosa: igama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: What is your name?
XhosaExample: Ngubani igama lakho?

WordId: 661
English: program
Xhosa: inkqubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Which program are you watching on the TV?
XhosaExample: Ubukela eyiphi inkqubo kwiTV?

WordId: 662
English: procedure
Xhosa: inkqubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We will start the procedure at 5 o' clock.
XhosaExample: Sizoqala inkqubo ngentsimbi yesihlanu.

WordId: 663
English: countries
Xhosa: amazwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are many countries in the world.
XhosaExample: Kukho amazwe amaninzi emhlabeni.

WordId: 664
English: ray of light
Xhosa: ilitha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He lived in a cave and never saw the light of the sun.
XhosaExample: Wahlala emqolombeni, zange alibone ilitha lelanga.

WordId: 665
English: districts
Xhosa: izithili
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Those districts are far away.
XhosaExample: Ezo zithili zikude.

WordId: 666
English: nation
Xhosa: isizwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Love is the foundation of our nation - when this foundation shakes, the nation is destroyed.
XhosaExample: Uthando lusiseko sesizwe sethu - sakuhexa esi seko, isizwe siyawa.

WordId: 667
English: district
Xhosa: isithili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I am from the Cofimvaba district.
XhosaExample: Ndisuka kwisithili saseCofimvaba.

WordId: 668
English: fruit
Xhosa: isiqhamo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Mm, I like this fruit! It is delicious.
XhosaExample: Mm, ndithanda esi siqhamo! Simnandi.

WordId: 669
English: fruits
Xhosa: iziqhamo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 670
English: follow
Xhosa: landela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukulandela
EnglishExample: Answer the following questions.
XhosaExample: Phendula imibuzo elandelayo.

WordId: 671
English: eye
Xhosa: iliso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My eye is sore.
XhosaExample: Iliso lam libuhlungu.

WordId: 672
English: eyes
Xhosa: amehlo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My eyes are blue.
XhosaExample: Amehlo am ablowu.

WordId: 673
English: nations
Xhosa: izizwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 674
English: city
Xhosa: isixeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The City of Cape Town is beautiful.
XhosaExample: Isixeko saseKapa sihle.

WordId: 675
English: cities
Xhosa: izixeko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 676
English: area
Xhosa: ingingqi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It is a good area because there is no crime.
XhosaExample: Yingingqi entle kuba akukho bugebenga.
WordNote: This refers to a geographical area.

WordId: 677
English: area
Xhosa: umgama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: It is an area of 25km squared.
XhosaExample: Ngumgama ongama-25km squared.
WordNote: Also used in the sense of "distance" as in "social distance".

WordId: 678
English: region
Xhosa: ummandla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Bisho is one of the biggest regions in Eastern Cape.
XhosaExample: IBhiso ngomnye wemimandla emikhulu kwiphondo leMpuma Koloni.

WordId: 679
English: letter
Xhosa: incwadi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have written a letter to explain everything.
XhosaExample: Ndibhale incwadi ukucacisa yonke into.
WordNote: Many Xhosa speakers use "ileta".

WordId: 680
English: regions
Xhosa: imimandla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 681
English: vegetable
Xhosa: umfuno
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
WordNote: Xhosa speakers often use 'iveg'.

WordId: 682
English: vegetables
Xhosa: imifuno
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: You will improve your health if you eat vegetable.
XhosaExample: Uzophucula impilo yakho xa utya imifuno.
WordNote: Xhosa speakers often use "amaveg"

WordId: 683
English: lack
Xhosa: swela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuswela
EnglishExample: These people lack houses.
XhosaExample: Aba bantu baswela izindlu.
WordNote: "swela" is often used for a more serious kind of lacking

WordId: 684
English: below
Xhosa: ezantsi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Answer the questions below.
XhosaExample: Phendula imibuzo engezantsi.

WordId: 685
English: as well as
Xhosa: kunye
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood or 'na'
EnglishExample: I like to ride my bicycle as well as to run.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukukhwela ibhayisekile yam kunye nokubaleka.

WordId: 686
English: town
Xhosa: idolophu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am heading to town to buy milk.
XhosaExample: Ndibheka edolophini ukuyothenga ubisi.

WordId: 687
English: system
Xhosa: inkqubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 688
English: crime
Xhosa: ulwaphulo-mthetho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Crime is huge in this place of ours.
XhosaExample: Ulwaphulo-mthetho lukhulu kule ndawo yethu.

WordId: 689
English: stand
Xhosa: (i)ma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuma
EnglishExample: He is standing outside.
XhosaExample: Ume ngaphandle.

WordId: 690
English: stop
Xhosa: (i)ma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuma
EnglishExample: The train is stopping.
XhosaExample: Itreyini iyema.

WordId: 691
English: chair
Xhosa: isitulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Sit on the chair and write your exam.
XhosaExample: Hlala esitulweni ubhale imviwo yakho.

WordId: 692
English: chairs
Xhosa: izitulo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: We need 25 chairs in the classroom.
XhosaExample: Sifuna izitulo ezingamashumi amabini anesihlahu kwigumbi leklasi.

WordId: 693
English: how much
Xhosa: ngakanani
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: How much water is there?
XhosaExample: Kukho amanzi angakanani?

WordId: 694
English: team
Xhosa: iqela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The soccer team won a trophy.
XhosaExample: Iqela lebhola lafumana indebe.

WordId: 695
English: teams
Xhosa: amaqela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are four soccer teams playing today.
XhosaExample: Kukho amaqela ebhola amane adlala namhlanje.

WordId: 696
English: group
Xhosa: iqela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 697
English: groups
Xhosa: amaqela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I want you to work in groups.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna nisebenze ngokwamaqela.

WordId: 698
English: political party
Xhosa: iqela lezopolitiko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The ANC is a political party in South Africa.
XhosaExample: I-ANC liqela lezopolitiko eMzantsi Afrika.

WordId: 699
English: political parties
Xhosa: amaqela ezopolitiko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are two important political parties in America.
XhosaExample: Kukho amaqela amabini ezopolitiko abalulekile eMelika.

WordId: 700
English: government
Xhosa: urhulumente
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The government of South Africa is very large.
XhosaExample: Urhulumente waseMzantsi Afrika umkhulu kakhulu.

WordId: 701
English: governments
Xhosa: oorhulumente
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: People need to make their governments work for them.
XhosaExample: Abantu kufuneka benze oorhulumente babo babasebenzele.

WordId: 702
English: head
Xhosa: intloko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Eish, my head is sore.
XhosaExample: Eish, intloko yam ibuhlungu.

WordId: 703
English: heads
Xhosa: iintloko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: People's heads are not the same size.
XhosaExample: Iintloko zabantu azilingani.

WordId: 704
English: room
Xhosa: igumbi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: They are in the living room.
XhosaExample: Bakwigumbi lokuhlala.

WordId: 705
English: rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: This house has five bedrooms.
XhosaExample: Le ndlu inamagumbi okulala amahlanu.

WordId: 706
English: floors
Xhosa: imigangatho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My office is on 4th floor of the civic center building.
XhosaExample: Igumbi lam lokusebenzela likumgangatho wesine kwisakhiwo sasecivic center.

WordId: 707
English: class
Xhosa: iklasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Learning happens in the class.
XhosaExample: Kuyafundwa eklasini.
WordNote: Note that this does not refer to "class" as in "type". This refers to "class" in an educational context (e.g. one taught by a teacher).

WordId: 708
English: classes
Xhosa: iiklasi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are three classes in this building.
XhosaExample: Kukho iiklasi ezintlanu kwesi sakhiwo.
WordNote: Note that this does not refer to "classes" as in "types". This refers to "classes" in an educational context (e.g. ones taught by teachers).

WordId: 709
English: building
Xhosa: isakhiwo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Igumbi lam lokusebenzela likumgangatho wesine kwisakhiwo sasecivic center.
XhosaExample: My office is on 4th floor of the civic center building.

WordId: 710
English: toilet
Xhosa: indlu yangasese
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Where is the toilet?
XhosaExample: Iphi indlu yangasese?
WordNote: Most Xhosa speakers use "itoyilethi".

WordId: 711
English: buildings
Xhosa: izakhiwo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are many buildings in the city.
XhosaExample: Kukho izakhiwo ezininzi esixekweni.

WordId: 712
English: type
Xhosa: udidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: This is another type of bird.
XhosaExample: Olu ludidi olunye lweentaka.

WordId: 713
English: types
Xhosa: iindidi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are different types of people on this earth.
XhosaExample: Kukho iindidi ngeendidi zabantu kulo mhlaba.

WordId: 714
English: Johannesburg
Xhosa: iGoli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are many mines near Johannesburg.
XhosaExample: Kukho imigodi emininzi engaseGoli.

WordId: 715
English: jail
Xhosa: intolongo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many prisoners in this jail.
XhosaExample: Kukho ababanjwa abaninzi kule ntolongo.

WordId: 716
English: jails
Xhosa: iintolongo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: All the jails are full.
XhosaExample: Zonke iintolongo zigcwele.

WordId: 717
English: prisoner
Xhosa: umbanjwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The prisoner must be served lunch.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka umbanjwa aphakelwe isidlo sasemini.

WordId: 718
English: prisoners
Xhosa: ababanjwa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: There are many prisoners in this jail.
XhosaExample: Kukho ababanjwa abaninzi kule ntolongo.

WordId: 719
English: goodbye
Xhosa: hambani kakuhle
EnglishExtra: plural interjection

WordId: 720
English: goodbye
Xhosa: salani kakuhle
EnglishExtra: plural interjection

WordId: 721
English: how many
Xhosa: ngaphi
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: How many cars are there?
XhosaExample: Kukho iimoto ezingaphi?

WordId: 722
English: however
Xhosa: kambe ke
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: He is in pain, however he does not complain.
XhosaExample: Ubuhlungu kambe ke akakhalazi.

WordId: 723
English: end
Xhosa: phela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphela
EnglishExample: The meeting ended.
XhosaExample: Yaphela intlanganiso.
WordNote: "phela" means more "run out" or "come to an end" in comparison to "gqiba" which is usually used when somebody finishes/completes something.

WordId: 724
English: boy
Xhosa: inkwenkwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He is a naughty boy.
XhosaExample: Uyinkwenkwe egezayo.
WordNote: "ubhuti" is also used to refer to any boy or young man

WordId: 725
English: boys
Xhosa: amakhwenkwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: These are the tall boys in the village.
XhosaExample: Nanga makhwenkwe amade elalini.

WordId: 726
English: why
Xhosa: kutheni
EnglishExtra: adverb
XhosaExtra: adverb - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: Why have you eaten all the cake?
XhosaExample: Kutheni utye ikeyiki yonke?

WordId: 727
English: water
Xhosa: amanzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Every living thing needs water.
XhosaExample: Yonke into ephilayo idinga amanzi.

WordId: 728
English: picture
Xhosa: umfanekiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Draw a picture of a cow.
XhosaExample: Zoba umfanekiso wenkomo.
WordNote: These days many Xhosa speakers use "ipicture"

WordId: 729
English: pictures
Xhosa: imifanekiso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Look at the pictures above and answer the following questions.
XhosaExample: Jonga imifanekiso engentla uphendule imibuzo elandelayo.

WordId: 730
English: question
Xhosa: umbuzo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I will answer your question now.
XhosaExample: Ndizophendula umbuzo wakho ngoku.

WordId: 731
English: questions
Xhosa: imibuzo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: You can ask questions after we are finished.
XhosaExample: Ningabuza imibuzo emva kokugqiba kwethu.

WordId: 732
English: back
Xhosa: umhlana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I felt sunlight on my back.
XhosaExample: Bendisiva ilitha lelanga kumhlana wam.

WordId: 733
English: keep
Xhosa: gcina
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukugcina
EnglishExample: Keep this ring and protect it.
XhosaExample: Gcina lo msesane uwukhusele.

WordId: 734
English: catch
Xhosa: bamba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubamba
EnglishExample: If he catches the ball, his team will win.
XhosaExample: Ukuba ubamba ibhola, iqela lakhe lizophumelela.

WordId: 735
English: words
Xhosa: amagama
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I don't have the words to talk about that.
XhosaExample: Andinamagama okuthetha ngayo.

WordId: 736
English: shout
Xhosa: bhomboloza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhomboloza
EnglishExample: "Come here!" he shouted urgently.
XhosaExample: "Yiza apha!" wabhomboloza ngokungxamisekileyo.
WordNote: "bhomboloza" describes particularly loud shouting.

WordId: 737
English: touch
Xhosa: bamba
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubamba
EnglishExample: Don't touch the stove - it is hot!
XhosaExample: Sukubamba isitovu - sishushu!

WordId: 738
English: word
Xhosa: igama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: This word means "eat" in English.
XhosaExample: Eli gama lithetha ukuthi "eat" esiNgesini.

WordId: 739
English: tooth
Xhosa: izinyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: She has got one long tooth.
XhosaExample: Unezinyo elinye elide.

WordId: 740
English: become strong
Xhosa: qina
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukuqina
EnglishExample: Be strong my brother.
XhosaExample: Qina mntakwethu.

WordId: 741
English: permission
Xhosa: imvume
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Go and get permission to fish from the municipality before we go to the sea.
XhosaExample: Hamba ufumane imvume yokuloba phambi kokuba siye elwandle.

WordId: 742
English: department
Xhosa: icandelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I am in the health department.
XhosaExample: Ndikwicandelo lezempilo.

WordId: 743
English: faculty
Xhosa: icandelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 744
English: faculties
Xhosa: amacandelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 745
English: departments
Xhosa: amacandelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 746
English: department
Xhosa: isebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Are you in department of education?
XhosaExample: Ingaba ukwisebe lezemfundo?

WordId: 747
English: departments
Xhosa: amasebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 748
English: tongue
Xhosa: ulwimi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: My tongue is sore.
XhosaExample: Ulwimi lwam lubuhlungu.

WordId: 749
English: teeth
Xhosa: amazinyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Two teeth have to be taken out.
XhosaExample: Amazinyo amabini kufuneka akhutshwe.

WordId: 750
English: soil
Xhosa: umhlaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: This soil is rich in nutrients.
XhosaExample: Lo mhlaba uchumile.

WordId: 751
English: stone
Xhosa: ilitye
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My car hit a stone in the road and the tyre burst.
XhosaExample: Imoto yam yabetha ilitye endleleni lagqabhuka itayara.

WordId: 752
English: stones
Xhosa: amatye
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 753
English: brick
Xhosa: isitena
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: This brick is broken - we cannot use it to build.
XhosaExample: Esi sitena sophukile - asinakusisebenzisa ukwakha.

WordId: 754
English: bricks
Xhosa: izitena
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: How many bricks do you want me to buy?
XhosaExample: Ufuna ndithenge izitena ezingaphi?

WordId: 755
English: ear
Xhosa: indlebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My left ear is injured.
XhosaExample: Indlebe yam yasekhohlo yenzakele.

WordId: 756
English: ears
Xhosa: iindlebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: An elephants ears are huge!
XhosaExample: Iindlebe zendlovu zinkulu!

WordId: 757
English: garden
Xhosa: igadi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I like to walk in the garden.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukuhamba egadini.

WordId: 758
English: cool down
Xhosa: phola
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuphola
EnglishExample: It is cool now.
XhosaExample: Kupholile ngoku.
WordNote: Can be used for weather "cooling down/being cool" as well as for people "calming down" or "being calm"

WordId: 759
English: game
Xhosa: umdlalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: When does the game start?
XhosaExample: Uqala nini umdlalo?

WordId: 760
English: decorate
Xhosa: hombisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhombisa
EnglishExample: I want to decorate this room.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuhombisa eli gumbi.

WordId: 761
English: education
Xhosa: imfundo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Education is important.
XhosaExample: Imfundo ibalulekile.

WordId: 762
English: have a birthday
Xhosa: bhafa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubhafa
EnglishExample: It is her birthday today!
XhosaExample: Uyabhafa namhlanje!
WordNote: This is the colloquial use - formal Xhosa uses "zalwa - be given birth".

WordId: 763
English: blink
Xhosa: qhwanyaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhwanyaza
EnglishExample: Try not to blink.
XhosaExample: Zama ukungaqhwanyazi.

WordId: 765
English: disappoint
Xhosa: phoxa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphoxa
EnglishExample: You have disappointed me.
XhosaExample: Undiphoxile.

WordId: 766
English: stomach
Xhosa: isisu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My stomach is grumbling.
XhosaExample: Isisu sam siyaxuxuzela.
WordNote: Refers to both a belly and a stomach

WordId: 767
English: sneeze
Xhosa: thimla
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthimla
EnglishExample: When I have flu, I sneeze a lot.
XhosaExample: Xa ndinomkhuhlane ndithimla kakhulu.

WordId: 768
English: foot
Xhosa: unyawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Is your foot swollen?
XhosaExample: Ingaba unyawo lwakho ludumbile na?

WordId: 769
English: feet
Xhosa: iinyawo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My feet are dirty.
XhosaExample: Iinyawo zam zimdaka.

WordId: 770
English: become urgent
Xhosa: ngxamiseka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukungxamiseka
EnglishExample: It is urgent that he drinks water.
XhosaExample: Kungxamisekile ukuba usele amanzi.

WordId: 771
English: urgently
Xhosa: ngokungxamisekileyo
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: "Come here!" he shouted urgently.
XhosaExample: "Yiza apha!" wabomboloza ngokungxamisekileyo.

WordId: 772
English: books
Xhosa: iincwadi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 773
English: letters
Xhosa: iincwadi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Contemporary Xhosa speakers are more likely to use "iileta"

WordId: 774
English: thank you
Xhosa: enkosi
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: Thank you very much!
XhosaExample: Enkosi kakhulu!

WordId: 775
English: thank
Xhosa: bulela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubulela
EnglishExample: He thanked me and continued down the road.
XhosaExample: Wandibulela waqhubekeka endleleni.

WordId: 776
English: practise
Xhosa: ziqhelisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuziqhelisa
EnglishExample: I want to practise speaking Xhosa every day.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukuziqhelisa ukuthetha isiXhosa yonke imihla.
WordNote: Usually followed by uku

WordId: 777
English: budget
Xhosa: uhlalo lwabiwo mali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 778
English: partner
Xhosa: iqabane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Sometimes my partner does not want to use a condom.
XhosaExample: Ngamanye amaxesha iqabane lam alifuni ukusebenzisa ikhondom.

WordId: 779
English: partners
Xhosa: amaqabane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 780
English: comrade
Xhosa: iqabane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 781
English: comrades
Xhosa: amaqabane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: "Viva, comrades! Viva!"
XhosaExample: "Viva, maqabane! Viva!"

WordId: 782
English: fast
Xhosa: ngokukhawuleza
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: He runs fast.
XhosaExample: Ubaleka ngokukhawuleza.

WordId: 783
English: become cruel
Xhosa: khohlakala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukukhohlakala
EnglishExample: He has a cruel heart.
XhosaExample: Unentliziyo ekhohlakeleyo.
WordNote: It can be used in a more lighthearted way than it would usually be used in English.

WordId: 784
English: test
Xhosa: uvavanyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I have a mathematics test on Tuesday.
XhosaExample: Ndinovavanyo lwesibalo ngoLwesibini.
WordNote: Xhosa speakers often just say "itest"

WordId: 785
English: tests
Xhosa: iimvavanyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 786
English: exam
Xhosa: uvavanyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 787
English: exams
Xhosa: iimvavanyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 788
English: test
Xhosa: uviwo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I have a science test on Thursday.
XhosaExample: Ndinoviwo lwenzululwazi ngoLwesine.

WordId: 789
English: tests
Xhosa: iimviwo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 790
English: death penalty
Xhosa: isigwebo sokufa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I do not agree with the death penalty.
XhosaExample: Andivumelani nesigwebo sokufa.

WordId: 791
English: be cold
Xhosa: banda
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubanda
EnglishExample: Eish, it is cold today!
XhosaExample: Eish, kuyabanda namhlanje!
WordNote: This is usually of a non-person subject. For people, "godola" is used.

WordId: 792
English: be cold
Xhosa: godola
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugodola
EnglishExample: I am cold in winter.
XhosaExample: Ndiyagodola ebusika.

WordId: 793
English: take an oath
Xhosa: funga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufunga
EnglishExample: He swears by his ancestors.
XhosaExample: Ufunga izinyanya.
WordNote: Do not confuse with "swear - thuka". Note that if you "swear by" something, the thing that you swear by is used just as an object following the verb and the word "by" is not translated.

WordId: 794
English: bathe
Xhosa: bhafa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhafa
EnglishExample: Do not call him - he is bathing now.
XhosaExample: Sukumbiza - uyabhafa ngoku.

WordId: 795
English: reject
Xhosa: ala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwala
EnglishExample: I said "I love you", but he rejected me.
XhosaExample: Ndathi "ndiyakuthanda", kodwa wandala.

WordId: 796
English: foot
Xhosa: inyawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My foot is swollen.
XhosaExample: Inyawo lam lidumbile.

WordId: 797
English: leg
Xhosa: umlenze
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My leg is injured.
XhosaExample: Umlenze wam wenzakele.

WordId: 798
English: legs
Xhosa: imilenze
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My legs are itching.
XhosaExample: Imilenze yam iyarhawuzelela.

WordId: 799
English: piece
Xhosa: iqatha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Please give me a piece of meat.
XhosaExample: Ndicela undiphe iqatha lenyama.

WordId: 800
English: ankle
Xhosa: iqatha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My ankle is sprained.
XhosaExample: Iqatha lam likrunekile.

WordId: 801
English: pieces
Xhosa: amaqatha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 802
English: ankles
Xhosa: amaqatha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: His/her ankles are not strong.
XhosaExample: Awomelelanga amaqatha akhe.

WordId: 803
English: finger
Xhosa: umnwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My finger is bleeding.
XhosaExample: Umnwe wam uyopha.
WordNote: Can be used to refer to both fingers of your hand and toes

WordId: 804
English: fingers
Xhosa: iminwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: You [plural] can count with your fingers.
XhosaExample: Ningabala ngeminwe yenu.

WordId: 806
English: stomachs
Xhosa: izisu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Children's stomachs are small.
XhosaExample: Izisu zabantwana zincinci.

WordId: 807
English: veteran
Xhosa: igqala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My father is a military veteran.
XhosaExample: Utata wam ligqala lasemkhosini.

WordId: 808
English: toe
Xhosa: umnwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The toe of my foot is swollen.
XhosaExample: Umnwe wonyawo udumbile.
WordNote: The formal Xhosa for "toe" is "uzwane" but most people use "umnwe", sometimes followed by the word for foot "unyawo". In this case the posessive concord wa- will be used.

WordId: 809
English: toes
Xhosa: iminwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: How many toes does a person have?
XhosaExample: Mingaphi iminwe yeenyawo zomntu?
WordNote: The formal Xhosa word for "toes" is "iinzwane" but most Xhosa speakers use "iminwe" which is sometimes followed by the word for "foot/feet" in which case a possessive concord will be used, e.g. "iminwe yonyawo" the toes of the foot.

WordId: 810
English: profit
Xhosa: inzuzo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: How much profit is there?
XhosaExample: Ingakanani inzuzo ekhoyo?

WordId: 811
English: play
Xhosa: umdlalo weqonga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: This play is famous in Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Lo mdlalo weqonga udumile eKapa.
WordNote: This refers to a theatrical play and translates to "game of the stage" which used to be used for "theatrical performance/play" but these days most people just say "ishow" for a theatrical "play"

WordId: 812
English: sprout
Xhosa: hluma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhluma
EnglishExample: The seeds will sprout and grow.
XhosaExample: Iimbewu ziza kuhluma zikhule.

WordId: 813
English: exam
Xhosa: uviwo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Please help me study for my English exam.
XhosaExample: Khawundincede ndifundele uviwo lwam lwesiNgesi.

WordId: 814
English: quickly
Xhosa: ngokukhawuzela
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: We need to complete it quickly.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka siyigqibe ngokukhawuleza.

WordId: 815
English: daily
Xhosa: yonke imihla
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I give her a lift every day.
XhosaExample: Ndimnika ilift yonke imihla.
WordNote: Also translates "every day"

WordId: 816
English: cry out
Xhosa: khala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhala
EnglishExample: Your child is crying.
XhosaExample: Umntwana wakho uyakhala.
WordNote: "khala" is also often used for the sound of things like alarms "I-alam iyakhala".

WordId: 817
English: sound
Xhosa: khalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhalisa
EnglishExample: Ring the bell!
XhosaExample: Khalisa intsimbi!
WordNote: Often used for "ring" as in "ring the bell" or "sound" as in "sound the alarm".

WordId: 818
English: fill
Xhosa: gcwalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukugcwalisa
EnglishExample: Fill in the gaps.
XhosaExample: Gcwalisa izikhewu.

WordId: 819
English: drop
Xhosa: wisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuwisa
EnglishExample: Drop the gun!
XhosaExample: Wisa umpu!
WordNote: Used in the sense of "let fall" not "drop prices" which would be "thoba amaxabiso"

WordId: 820
English: continue
Xhosa: qhubeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqhubeka
EnglishExample: We will continue wearing masks.
XhosaExample: Sizoqhubeka nokunxiba iimask.
WordNote: This is the original form of "qhubekeka", however "qhubekeka" is now becoming more popular. "Qhubeka" is often followed by the subjunctive, or by na- "continue with".

WordId: 821
English: anger
Xhosa: umsindo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: They have a lot of anger.
XhosaExample: Banomsindo omninzi.
WordNote: Can be used with -na- to indicate being angry, e.g. Ndinomsindo. Literally "I have anger". Do not confuse with the Zulu meaning of umsindo being "noise".

WordId: 822
English: become thin
Xhosa: bhitya
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukubhitya
EnglishExample: The animals are thin due to the drought.
XhosaExample: Izilwanyana zibhityile ngenxa yembalela.

WordId: 823
English: every
Xhosa: qho
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Every morning, he went to work at 8.
XhosaExample: Qho kusasa, waya emsebenzini ngo8.

WordId: 824
English: marry
Xhosa: tshata
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukutshata
EnglishExample: I do not want to marry him.
XhosaExample: Andifuni kutshata naye.

WordId: 825
English: smell
Xhosa: va
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuva
EnglishExample: I smell a fishy aroma.
XhosaExample: Ndiva ivumba lentlanzi.

WordId: 826
English: become tired
Xhosa: dinwa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukudinwa
EnglishExample: I will sleep because I am tired.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kulala kuba ndidiniwe.

WordId: 827
English: wake up
Xhosa: vuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuvuka
EnglishExample: I wake up at 8 in the morning.
XhosaExample: Ndivuka ekuseni ngo8.

WordId: 828
English: remove
Xhosa: susa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukususa
EnglishExample: Remove this rubbish.
XhosaExample: Susa le nkunkuma.

WordId: 829
English: draw
Xhosa: zoba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuzoba
EnglishExample: Draw a picture of a cow.
XhosaExample: Zoba umfanekiso wenkomo.

WordId: 830
English: bird
Xhosa: intaka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The yellow bird is flying.
XhosaExample: Intaka eqanda iyabhabha.

WordId: 831
English: bake
Xhosa: bhaka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhaka
EnglishExample: I like to bake cakes.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukubhaka iikeyiki.

WordId: 832
English: worship
Xhosa: khonza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhonza
EnglishExample: I go to church to worship.
XhosaExample: Ndiya ecaweni ukuyokhonza.
WordNote: Can also refer to "attend church".

WordId: 833
English: shark
Xhosa: ukrebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Is a shark like a crocodile?
XhosaExample: Ingaba ukrebe ufana nengwenya?

WordId: 834
English: sharks
Xhosa: ookrebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: It is said that sharks bite people, but they prefer not to.
XhosaExample: Kuthiwa ukuba ookrebe baluma abantu, kodwa abathandi kuluma abantu.

WordId: 835
English: complete
Xhosa: gqibezela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugqibezela
EnglishExample: Complete this sentence "The children are tired, they want to ...."
XhosaExample: Gqibezela esi sivakalisi "Abantwana badiniwe, bafuna uku ..."
WordNote: Also used in the sense of "finish off"

WordId: 836
English: be employed
Xhosa: phangela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphangela
EnglishExample: They are employed.
XhosaExample: Bayaphangela.

WordId: 837
English: witness
Xhosa: ingqina
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: We want to protect our witness.
XhosaExample: Sifuna ukukhusela ingqina lethu.

WordId: 838
English: zero
Xhosa: iqanda
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I got zero for that test.
XhosaExample: Ndifumene iqanda kolo vavanyo.
WordNote: Although "iqanda" comes from the word for egg, it is also used for ZERO - like the French "l'œuf" (the egg) which we hear as LOVE in tennis matches

WordId: 839
English: birds
Xhosa: iintaka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Where I come from, the birds sing a pretty song.
XhosaExample: Kwindawo endivela kuyo, iintaka zicula ingoma entle.

WordId: 840
English: come from
Xhosa: vela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuvela
EnglishExample: Where does this money come from?
XhosaExample: Ivela phi le mali?

WordId: 841
English: come from
Xhosa: suka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukusuka
EnglishExample: Where do these drugs come from?
XhosaExample: Zisuka phi ezi ziyobisi?
WordNote: Also used to translate "go from", as in "this train goes from Cape Town to Simonstown" "Le treyini isuka eKapa isiya eSimonstown". In its infinitive form it can be used for time spans, e.g. From Monday to Friday: Ukusuka ngoMvulo ukuya ngoLwesihlanu.

WordId: 842
English: pay
Xhosa: hlawula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlawula
EnglishExample: How much do you pay your workers an hour?
XhosaExample: Nihlawula abasebenzi benu malini ngeyure?

WordId: 843
English: hit
Xhosa: betha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubetha
EnglishExample: I will hit you!
XhosaExample: Ndizokubetha!

WordId: 844
English: stay
Xhosa: hlala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuhlala
EnglishExample: I am not well, I will stay at home.
XhosaExample: Andiphilanga, ndizohlala ekhaya.
WordNote: "hleli", the irregular stative of hlala, generally translates "staying" or "sitting"

WordId: 845
English: trust
Xhosa: themba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuthemba
EnglishExample: I trust myself.
XhosaExample: Ndiyazithemba.
WordNote: With the reflexive object concord -zi- it can also mean "confident" [self-trust].

WordId: 846
English: not
Xhosa: hayi
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I can see you today, not tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Ndingakubona namhlanje, hayi ngomso.
WordNote: Used in simple sentences where NOT is used to modify a noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjective

WordId: 847
English: poverty
Xhosa: ubuhlwempu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: Many organizations are working to reduce poverty in this country.
XhosaExample: Imibutho emininzi isebenzela ukucutha ubuhlwempu kweli lizwe.

WordId: 848
English: daughter
Xhosa: intombi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My daughter is in second year.
XhosaExample: Intombi yam ikunyaka wesibini.

WordId: 849
English: result
Xhosa: isiphumo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Add 1 and 2. What is the result?
XhosaExample: Dibanisa u1 no2. Sithini isiphumo?

WordId: 850
English: if
Xhosa: xa
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: If they don't study they will fail.
XhosaExample: Xa bengafundi bazofeyila.

WordId: 851
English: mistake
Xhosa: impazamo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: He made a small mistake in all his paintings so that God sees he isn't perfect.
XhosaExample: Wayenza impazamo encinci kwimizobo yakhe yonke ukuze uThixo abone ukuba akagqibelelanga.

WordId: 852
English: mistakes
Xhosa: iimpazamo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Tessa is good at finding all of our mistakes.
XhosaExample: UTessa uqhuba kakuhle ekufumaneni iimpazamo zethu zonke.

WordId: 853
English: nicely
Xhosa: kamnandi
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: They sing nicely!
XhosaExample: Bacula kamnandi!

WordId: 854
English: woman
Xhosa: umama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: This woman wants to talk to you.
XhosaExample: Lo mama ufuna ukuthetha nawe.
WordNote: Although "umama" means "mother" it is frequently used to refer to any "woman" and is more respectful than "umfazi".

WordId: 855
English: man
Xhosa: utata
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: This man wants to talk to you.
XhosaExample: Lo tata ufuna ukuthetha nawe.
WordNote: Although "utata" means "father" it is often used to refer to any "man".

WordId: 856
English: space
Xhosa: indawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We don't have space here.
XhosaExample: Asinandawo apha.
WordNote: Not used for "outer space"

WordId: 857
English: when?
Xhosa: nini?
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: When are you arriving?
XhosaExample: Ufika nini?
WordNote: "nini?" will always occur after the verb. It can occur with a Subject Concord, e.g. Inini itest? When is the test?

WordId: 858
English: taste
Xhosa: ngcamla
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukungcamla
EnglishExample: Taste this soup.
XhosaExample: Ngcamla le sophu.
WordNote: Sometimes "va" is also used for "taste"

WordId: 859
English: flavour
Xhosa: incasa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I love the flavour of chocolate.
XhosaExample: Ndiyayithanda incasa yetshokholethi.

WordId: 860
English: become happy
Xhosa: onwaba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukonwaba
EnglishExample: I get happy when I am sitting with my friend.
XhosaExample: Ndiyonwaba xa ndihleli netshomi yam.

WordId: 861
English: wipe
Xhosa: sula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusula
EnglishExample: Wipe those tears, my child.
XhosaExample: Sula ezo nyembezi, mntwan'am.

WordId: 862
English: across
Xhosa: ngapha
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: Go to Gugu's place across the road.
XhosaExample: Yiya kwaGugu ngapha kwendlela.

WordId: 863
English: radio
Xhosa: irediyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Put your radio down (i.e. turn the sound down).
XhosaExample: Thoba irediyo.
WordNote: More common in speech than "unomathotholo"

WordId: 864
English: pen
Xhosa: ipeni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Please give me a pen.
XhosaExample: Khawundinike ipeni.

WordId: 865
English: friend
Xhosa: itshomi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am going out with my friend today.
XhosaExample: Ndiphuma netshomi yam namhlanje.
WordNote: Informal but very common. From the English "chum".

WordId: 866
English: when
Xhosa: xa
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: I am happy when they understand the work.
XhosaExample: Ndiyavuya xa bewuqonda umsebenzi.

WordId: 867
English: sin
Xhosa: isono
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Your sin is not big.
XhosaExample: Isono sakho asikho sikhulu.

WordId: 868
English: sins
Xhosa: izono
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Our father, forgive us our sins.
XhosaExample: Bawo wethu, usixolele izono zethu.

WordId: 869
English: sin
Xhosa: ona
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukona
EnglishExample: We have all sinned.
XhosaExample: Thina sonke sonile.

WordId: 870
English: swell up
Xhosa: dumba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukudumba
EnglishExample: My face is swelling up.
XhosaExample: Ubuso bam buyadumba.

WordId: 871
English: face
Xhosa: jongana na-
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukujongana na-
EnglishExample: You will face many problems.
XhosaExample: Uzojongana neengxaki ezininzi.
WordNote: Often in stative -jongene na- "facing"

WordId: 872
English: click
Xhosa: cofa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucofa
EnglishExample: Click on YES.
XhosaExample: Cofa pha ku-EWE.

WordId: 873
English: institution
Xhosa: iziko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: University of Cape Town is the best educational institution in Africa.
XhosaExample: Idyunivesithi yaseKapa liziko mfundo elingumpondo zihlanjiwe e-Afrika.

WordId: 874
English: brother
Xhosa: ubhuti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: My brother is not in here Cape Town.
XhosaExample: Ubhuti wam akakho apha eKapa.
WordNote: Also used to refer to any "boy" or "young man"

WordId: 875
English: throat
Xhosa: umqala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My throat is sore.
XhosaExample: Umqala wam ubuhlungu.

WordId: 876
English: branch
Xhosa: isebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You can climb the tree using this branch.
XhosaExample: Ungakhwela umthi usebenzisa eli sebe.

WordId: 877
English: son
Xhosa: unyana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: How is your son?
XhosaExample: Unjani unyana wakho?

WordId: 878
English: Johannesburg
Xhosa: iRhawuti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 879
English: disturb
Xhosa: phazamisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphazama
EnglishExample: Sorry for disturbing you.
XhosaExample: Uxolo ngokukuphazamisa.

WordId: 880
English: be equal
Xhosa: lingana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukulingana
EnglishExample: These strings are the same length.
XhosaExample: Ezi ntambo zilingana ngobude.
WordNote: Refers to things or people being the same in size, quality, age, etc. It can also be used for social equality.

WordId: 881
English: recently
Xhosa: kutshanje
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Recently she has been complaining of a headache.
XhosaExample: Kutshanje ebekhalaza ngentloko.

WordId: 882
English: smell
Xhosa: nuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukunuka
EnglishExample: How does this meat smell?
XhosaExample: Le nyama inuka njani?
WordNote: Normally only used to indicate "give out a smell"

WordId: 883
English: become sprained
Xhosa: kruneka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukukruneka
EnglishExample: I don't want my ankle to get sprained.
XhosaExample: Andifuni iqatha lam likruneke.

WordId: 884
English: crocodile
Xhosa: ingwenya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Can a crocodile survive without water?
XhosaExample: Ingwenya iyakwazi ukuphila ngaphandle kwamanzi?

WordId: 885
English: work
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I need/want a job.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna umsebenzi.

WordId: 886
English: worker
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I am a worker.
XhosaExample: Ndingumsebenzi.
WordNote: Do not confuse with umsebenzi "work".

WordId: 887
English: cough
Xhosa: khohlela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhohlela

WordId: 888
English: seeds
Xhosa: imbewu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 889
English: grow
Xhosa: khula
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhula

WordId: 890
English: sheep
Xhosa: igusha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 891
English: animal
Xhosa: isilwanyana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 893
English: animals
Xhosa: izilwanyana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 894
English: family
Xhosa: usapho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 895
English: level
Xhosa: umgangatho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The level of education is good.
XhosaExample: Umgangatho wemfundo ulungile.

WordId: 896
English: grass
Xhosa: ingca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 897
English: sheep
Xhosa: iigusha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 898
English: water
Xhosa: nkcenkceshela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukunkcenkceshela
EnglishExample: Please water the plants.
XhosaExample: Khawunkcenkceshela izityalo.

WordId: 899
English: skin
Xhosa: ufele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Dad is a vegan - he does not want to wear shoes made out of animal skin.
XhosaExample: Utata uyi-vegan, akafuni ukunxiba izihlangu ezenziwa lufele lwezilwanyana.
WordNote: "ufele" is generally used for animal skin, but is also used for human skin, or just generally "outward appearance".

WordId: 900
English: become dry
Xhosa: oma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukoma
EnglishExample: The soil is dry.
XhosaExample: Umhlaba womile.

WordId: 901
English: community
Xhosa: ekuhlaleni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: We want to support old people in the community.
XhosaExample: Sifuna ukuxhasa abantu abadala ekuhlaleni.
WordNote: Literally: in the living

WordId: 902
English: peacefully
Xhosa: ngoxolo
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Sleep peacefully. [Rest in peace.].
XhosaExample: Lala ngoxolo.

WordId: 903
English: red
Xhosa: bomvu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 904
English: blue
Xhosa: blowu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 905
English: morning
Xhosa: intsasa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 906
English: grey
Xhosa: ngwevu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 907
English: black
Xhosa: mnyama
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 908
English: brown
Xhosa: mdaka
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 909
English: tear
Xhosa: inyembezi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 910
English: tears
Xhosa: iinyembezi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 911
English: rule
Xhosa: umthetho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: There is only one rule.
XhosaExample: Kukho omnye umthetho.

WordId: 912
English: rules
Xhosa: imithetho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: These are the rules of the game.
XhosaExample: Nantsi imithetho yomdlalo.

WordId: 913
English: families
Xhosa: iintsapho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 914
English: decoration
Xhosa: isihombiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 915
English: white
Xhosa: mhlophe
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 916
English: green
Xhosa: luhlaza
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 917
English: milk
Xhosa: ubisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 918
English: wind
Xhosa: umoya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The wind is blowing hard!
XhosaExample: Umoya uyavuthuza gqitha!

WordId: 919
English: wake
Xhosa: vusa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuvukisa
EnglishExample: Wake him and then we will go.
XhosaExample: Mvuse sihambe.

WordId: 920
English: marriage
Xhosa: umtshato
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 921
English: braai
Xhosa: oja
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukoja
EnglishExample: We will braai on Saturday.
XhosaExample: Sizoja ngoMgqibelo.

WordId: 922
English: principals
Xhosa: iinqununu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 923
English: principal
Xhosa: inqununu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 924
English: persevere
Xhosa: nyamezela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukunyamezela

WordId: 925
English: add
Xhosa: dibanisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukudibanisa
EnglishExample: Add these numbers.
XhosaExample: Dibanisa la manani.
WordNote: This sense is in mathematics. Note "dibanisa" literally means "make meet/join"

WordId: 926
English: add (an ingredient)
Xhosa: galela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukugalela
EnglishExample: Now you can add the milk.
XhosaExample: Ngoku ungagalela ubisi.

WordId: 927
English: come from
Xhosa: phuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphuma
EnglishExample: Were do you come from?
XhosaExample: Uphuma phi?

WordId: 928
English: it could be
Xhosa: Inokuba/inoba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
EnglishExample: It could be stress.
XhosaExample: Inokuba sistres.

WordId: 929
English: be left
Xhosa: shiyeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukushiyeka
EnglishExample: There are two days left before we leave.
XhosaExample: Kushiyeke iintsuku ezimbini phambi kokuba sihambe.
WordNote: In the perfect tense form can translate "left over"

WordId: 930
English: chat
Xhosa: ncokola
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuncokola
EnglishExample: Let's stop chatting and start the work.
XhosaExample: Masiyeke ukuncokola siqalise umsebenzi.

WordId: 931
English: be silly
Xhosa: geza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugeza
EnglishExample: You are silly!
XhosaExample: Uyageza wena!
WordNote: Can be confusable with the Zulu word for "wash" which is also "geza."

WordId: 932
English: goodbye
Xhosa: bhabhayini
EnglishExtra: plural interjection
EnglishExample: Let's go, bye!
XhosaExample: Masihambeni, bhabhayini!
WordNote: Informal but very common. Can be used just like the English "Bye!"

WordId: 933
English: strong
Xhosa: omelele
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Her body is strong now.
XhosaExample: Umzimba wakhe womelele ngoku.
WordNote: In Xhosa "to get strong" is "ukomelela" which is an inchoative verb. The relative is derived from this verb.

WordId: 934
English: branches
Xhosa: amasebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You must chop down the branches of this tree.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ugawule amasebe alo mthi.

WordId: 935
English: burst
Xhosa: gqabhuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugqabhuka
EnglishExample: The sun burst through the clouds.
XhosaExample: Ilanga lagqabhuka emafini.
WordNote: Also has the sense of EXPLODE

WordId: 936
English: become fat
Xhosa: tyeba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukutyeba
EnglishExample: I am fat!
XhosaExample: Ndityebile!
WordNote: Sometimes used to mean "get rich".

WordId: 937
English: TV
Xhosa: iTV
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The advertisements on TV bore me.
XhosaExample: Izitengiso kwiTV ziyandibora.
WordNote: More common than "umabonakude"

WordId: 938
English: hot
Xhosa: shushu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: It is hot today.
XhosaExample: Kushushu namhlanje!

WordId: 939
English: train
Xhosa: uloliwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: I ride the train to school.
XhosaExample: Ndikhwela uloliwe esikolweni.

WordId: 940
English: trains
Xhosa: oololiwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The trains are late.
XhosaExample: Oololiwe baleyithi.

WordId: 941
English: patient
Xhosa: isigulana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The patient has diabetes.
XhosaExample: Isigulana sinesifo seswekile.

WordId: 942
English: patients
Xhosa: izigulana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The nurse helps many patients.
XhosaExample: Umongikazi unceda izigulana ezininzi.

WordId: 943
English: hospital
Xhosa: isibhedlele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are many patients in the hospital.
XhosaExample: Kukho izigulana ezininzi esibhedlele.

WordId: 944
English: hospitals
Xhosa: izibhedlele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: There are two hospitals in town.
XhosaExample: Kukho izibhedle ezibini edolophu.

WordId: 945
English: spring
Xhosa: intwasahlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The flowers grow in spring.
XhosaExample: Iintyatyambo ziyakhula entwasahlobo.

WordId: 946
English: winter
Xhosa: ubusika
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: It is cold in winter.
XhosaExample: Kuyabanda ebusika.

WordId: 947
English: writer
Xhosa: umbhali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 948
English: writers
Xhosa: ababhali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba

WordId: 949
English: gun
Xhosa: umpu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 950
English: guns
Xhosa: imipu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 951
English: autumn
Xhosa: ukwindla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: The leaves fall in autumn.
XhosaExample: Amagqabi awela ekwindla.

WordId: 952
English: opinion
Xhosa: uluvo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I have an opinion on the matter.
XhosaExample: Ndinoluvo ngomcimbi.

WordId: 953
English: nose
Xhosa: impumlo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have a long nose.
XhosaExample: Ndinempumlo ende.

WordId: 954
English: noses
Xhosa: iimpumlo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 955
English: flu
Xhosa: iflu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: When you have a flu, you should stay in bed.
XhosaExample: Xa ube neflu, kufuneka usale ebhedini.

WordId: 956
English: fever
Xhosa: ifiva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am so hot! I think I have a fever.
XhosaExample: Ndishushu! Ndicinga ndinefiva.

WordId: 957
English: answer
Xhosa: impendulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Who knows the answer?
XhosaExample: Ngubani uyazi impendulo?

WordId: 958
English: answers
Xhosa: iimpendulo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Here are my answers.
XhosaExample: Nanzi iimpendulo zam.

WordId: 959
English: mouth
Xhosa: umlomo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 960
English: thighs
Xhosa: amathanga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: ámáthangá - plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 961
English: thigh
Xhosa: ithanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: íthangá - noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 962
English: shoulders
Xhosa: amagxa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 963
English: shoulder
Xhosa: iligxa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 964
English: necks
Xhosa: iintamo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 965
English: neck
Xhosa: intamo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 966
English: bone
Xhosa: ithambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I broke a bone.
XhosaExample: Ndaphula ithambo elinye.

WordId: 967
English: bones
Xhosa: amathambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I broke two bones.
XhosaExample: Ndaphulile amathambo amabini.

WordId: 968
English: lip
Xhosa: umlebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 969
English: lips
Xhosa: imilebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 970
English: knee
Xhosa: idolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 971
English: cheek
Xhosa: isidlele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 972
English: cheeks
Xhosa: izidlele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Your cheeks are red.
XhosaExample: Izidlele zakho zibomvu.

WordId: 973
English: hairs
Xhosa: iinwele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My dad does not have hair.
XhosaExample: Utata wam akananwele.

WordId: 974
English: chin
Xhosa: isilevu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 975
English: chins
Xhosa: izilevu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 976
English: mouths
Xhosa: imilomo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 977
English: knees
Xhosa: amadolo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 978
English: buttock
Xhosa: impundu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 979
English: buttocks
Xhosa: iimpundu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 980
English: elbow
Xhosa: ingqiniba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 981
English: elbows
Xhosa: iingqiniba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 982
English: forehead
Xhosa: ibunzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 983
English: foreheads
Xhosa: amabunzi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 984
English: eyebrow
Xhosa: ishiya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 985
English: eyebrows
Xhosa: amashiya
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 986
English: eyelash
Xhosa: umsebe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 987
English: eyelashes
Xhosa: imisebe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 988
English: backs
Xhosa: imihlana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 989
English: tongues
Xhosa: iilwimi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 990
English: fist
Xhosa: inqindi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Please make a fist.
XhosaExample: Khawenze inqindi.

WordId: 991
English: fists
Xhosa: amanqindi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 992
English: nail
Xhosa: uzipho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I cut my nail.
XhosaExample: Ndichebe uzipho lwam.

WordId: 993
English: nails
Xhosa: iinzipho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I painted my nails.
XhosaExample: Ndipeyinte iinzipho zam.

WordId: 994
English: nipple
Xhosa: ingono
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 995
English: nipples
Xhosa: iingono
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 996
English: palm
Xhosa: intende
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Referring to the palm of a hand

WordId: 997
English: palms
Xhosa: iintende
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Referring to the palms of hands

WordId: 998
English: penis
Xhosa: umthondo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 999
English: penises
Xhosa: imithondo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1000
English: thumb
Xhosa: ubhontsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1001
English: big toe
Xhosa: ubhontsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
WordNote: Referring to the large toe of the foot.

WordId: 1002
English: big toes
Xhosa: oobhontsi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
WordNote: Referring to the large toe of the foot.

WordId: 1003
English: thumbs
Xhosa: oobhontsi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1004
English: vagina
Xhosa: isibeleko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1005
English: vaginas
Xhosa: izibeleko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1006
English: operating theatre
Xhosa: icandelo loqhaqho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1007
English: operating theatres
Xhosa: amacandelo oqhaqho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1008
English: tuberculosis
Xhosa: isifo sephepha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1009
English: dot
Xhosa: icaphaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Look at this dot on the map.
XhosaExample: Jonga kweli caphaza emephu.
WordNote: Can also be used to refer to tuberculosis

WordId: 1010
English: dots
Xhosa: amachapaza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: Can also be used to refer to tuberculosis.

WordId: 1011
English: exams
Xhosa: iimviwo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1012
English: serve
Xhosa: khonza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhonza
EnglishExample: He left everything to serve his country.
XhosaExample: Washiya yonke into yokukhonza ilizwe lakhe.

WordId: 1013
English: after that
Xhosa: emva koko
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I am going to cook, after that I am going to Langa.
XhosaExample: Ndizokupheka emva koko ndiya kwaLanga.

WordId: 1014
English: improve
Xhosa: phucuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphucuka
EnglishExample: His health is improving.
XhosaExample: Impilo yakhe iyaphucuka.

WordId: 1015
English: praise
Xhosa: ncoma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuncoma
EnglishExample: His speech was praised by the teacher.
XhosaExample: Intetho yakhe yanconywa ngutitshala.

WordId: 1016
English: become used to
Xhosa: qhela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukuqhela
EnglishExample: I don't like this place but I am getting used to it.
XhosaExample: Andiyithandi le ndawo kodwa ndiyayiqhela.

WordId: 1017
English: shin
Xhosa: uxhongo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: He hit me in the shin!
XhosaExample: Undibethile exhongweni!
WordNote: More specifically, the tibia

WordId: 1018
English: shins
Xhosa: ooxhongo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
WordNote: More specifically, the tibia.

WordId: 1019
English: soldier
Xhosa: ijoni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The soldier went to the battle.
XhosaExample: Ijoni liye edabini.
WordNote: This can also be used to refer to the immune system

WordId: 1020
English: soldiers
Xhosa: amajoni
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The soldiers prepared their weapons.
XhosaExample: Amajoni alungise izixhobo zawo.

WordId: 1021
English: pain
Xhosa: ubuhlungu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: I have pain in my spine.
XhosaExample: Ndinobuhlungu eqolweni lwam.
WordNote: Abstract pain.

WordId: 1022
English: doctor's room
Xhosa: igumbi likagqirha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Please enter the doctor's room.
XhosaExample: Khawungene kwigumbi likagqirha.

WordId: 1023
English: public
Xhosa: kawonke-wonke
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Public transport is important.
XhosaExample: Isituthi sikawonke-wonke sibalulekile.

WordId: 1024
English: summer
Xhosa: ihlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: It is hot in summer.
XhosaExample: Kushushu ehlotyheni.
WordNote: The locative of ihlobo is ehlotyeni, due to palatalisation.

WordId: 1025
English: build
Xhosa: akha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwakha

WordId: 1026
English: swollen
Xhosa: dumbile
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Her foot is swollen.
XhosaExample: Unyawo lwakhe ludumbile.

WordId: 1027
English: regularly
Xhosa: rhoqo
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Thando goes to the beach regularly.
XhosaExample: UThando uya elwandle rhoqo.

WordId: 1028
English: tool
Xhosa: isixhobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The man had a strange tool which was used for hunting.
XhosaExample: Indoda ibinesixhobo esingaqhelekanga esisetyenziswa ukuzingela.

WordId: 1029
English: weapon
Xhosa: isixhobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1030
English: tools
Xhosa: izixhobo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1031
English: weapons
Xhosa: izixhobo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: We do not allow weapons here.
XhosaExample: Asivumeli zixhobo apha.

WordId: 1032
English: value
Xhosa: ixabiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The value of his company has doubled this month.
XhosaExample: Ixabiso lenkampani yakhe liziphindile kabini kule nyanga.

WordId: 1033
English: become full
Xhosa: zala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuzala
EnglishExample: The dams are becoming full this winter.
XhosaExample: Amadama ayazala kobu busika.

WordId: 1034
English: smell
Xhosa: ivumba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I don't like the smell of petrol.
XhosaExample: Andithandi ivumba lepetroli.

WordId: 1035
English: smells
Xhosa: amavumba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1036
English: air
Xhosa: umoya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Be careful, the air in the oven is very hot.
XhosaExample: Lumkela, umoya e-oveni ushushu kakhulu.

WordId: 1037
English: distance
Xhosa: umgama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Keep a distance between yourself and others.
XhosaExample: Gcina umgama phakathi kwakho nabanye.

WordId: 1038
English: spirit
Xhosa: umoya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The Lord will protect my spirit.
XhosaExample: USomandla uzokhusela umoya wam.

WordId: 1039
English: flourish
Xhosa: hluma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhluma

WordId: 1040
English: pink
Xhosa: pinki
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1041
English: orange
Xhosa: orenji
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1042
English: become fine
Xhosa: lunga
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukulunga
EnglishExample: Everything is fine.
XhosaExample: Yonke into ilungile.

WordId: 1043
English: OK
Xhosa: rayithi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: It was OK yesterday.
XhosaExample: Bekurayithi izolo.

WordId: 1044
English: alright
Xhosa: rayithi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: You'll be alright.
XhosaExample: Uzoba rayithi.

WordId: 1045
English: regularly
Xhosa: qho
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I wake up regularly at night at 11 - I don't know why.
XhosaExample: Ndivuka qho ebusuku ngo11, andiyazi kutheni.

WordId: 1046
English: strike
Xhosa: qhankqalaza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqhankqalaza

WordId: 1047
English: protest
Xhosa: qhankqalaza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqhankqalaza

WordId: 1048
English: give up
Xhosa: yeka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuyeka
EnglishExample: My dad wants to give up smoking.
XhosaExample: Utata wam ufuna ukuyeka ukutshaya.

WordId: 1049
English: vagina
Xhosa: umphantsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
WordNote: More euphemistic term.

WordId: 1050
English: vaginas
Xhosa: imiphantsi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
WordNote: More euphemistic term.

WordId: 1051
English: penis
Xhosa: iphambili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: More euphemistic term.

WordId: 1052
English: penises
Xhosa: amaphambili
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: More euphemistic term.

WordId: 1053
English: breast
Xhosa: ibele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1054
English: breasts
Xhosa: amabele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1055
English: paediatric ward
Xhosa: icandelo labantwana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1056
English: paediatric wards
Xhosa: amacandelo abantwana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1057
English: orthopaedic ward
Xhosa: icandelo lamathambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1058
English: orthopaedic wards
Xhosa: amacandelo amathambo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1059
English: trauma unit
Xhosa: icandelo leengxwelerha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1060
English: trauma units
Xhosa: amacandelo eengxwelerha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1061
English: x-ray section
Xhosa: icandelo legesi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1062
English: x-ray sections
Xhosa: amacandelo egesi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1063
English: tuberculosis ward
Xhosa: icandelo lesifo sephepha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1064
English: tuberculosis wards
Xhosa: amacandelo esifo sephepha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1065
English: maternity ward
Xhosa: icandelo lokubelekisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1066
English: maternity wards
Xhosa: amacandelo okubelekisa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1067
English: cancer ward
Xhosa: icandelo lomhlaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1068
English: cancer wards
Xhosa: amacandelo omhlaza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1069
English: x-ray
Xhosa: igesi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1070
English: x-rays
Xhosa: iigesi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1071
English: waiting room
Xhosa: igumbi lokulindela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1072
English: waiting rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okulindela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1073
English: examination room
Xhosa: igumbi lokuxilongela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: Medical examination

WordId: 1074
English: examination rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okuxilongela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: Medical examinations

WordId: 1075
English: on the floor
Xhosa: phantsi
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: The chair is on the floor.
XhosaExample: Isitulo siphantsi.

WordId: 1076
English: doctors' rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi oogqirha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1077
English: blood
Xhosa: igazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1078
English: hole
Xhosa: umngxuma
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1079
English: holes
Xhosa: imingxuma
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1080
English: carve
Xhosa: xonxa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxonxa

WordId: 1081
English: advertise
Xhosa: bhengeza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhengeza
EnglishExample: There were people by the sea advertising a new business.
XhosaExample: Bekukho abantu ngaselwandle bebhengeza ishishini elitsha.

WordId: 1082
English: advertisement
Xhosa: isibhengezo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Look at this advertisement in my newspaper.
XhosaExample: Jonga kwesi sibhengezo kwiphepha-ndaba yam.

WordId: 1083
English: apart from
Xhosa: ngaphandle kwa-
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: I am OK apart from the work - it is killing me!
XhosaExample: Ndirayithi ngaphandle komsebenzi - uyandibulala!
WordNote: kwa- changes to ko- before nouns starting with u- , e.g. ngaphandle kokutya - apart from the food.

WordId: 1084
English: without
Xhosa: ngaphandle kwa-
EnglishExtra: preposition
EnglishExample: How can I live without you?
XhosaExample: Ndingaphila njani ngaphandle kwakho?
WordNote: kwa- changes to ko- before nouns starting with u- , e.g. ngaphandle kokutya - apart from the food.

WordId: 1085
English: travel towards
Xhosa: bheka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubheka
EnglishExample: We are heading for East London.
XhosaExample: Sibheka eMonti.

WordId: 1086
English: dirty
Xhosa: mdaka
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: This water is very dirty!
XhosaExample: La manzi amdaka kakhulu!

WordId: 1087
English: sink
Xhosa: yela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuyela
EnglishExample: It almost sank in the waves.
XhosaExample: Iphantse iyele emaweni.

WordId: 1088
English: evening
Xhosa: injikalanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This evening I will be listening to the radio.
XhosaExample: Ngale njikalanga ndiza kumamela unomathotholo.

WordId: 1089
English: advertisements
Xhosa: izibhengezo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1090
English: kind
Xhosa: uhlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: What kind of dress is it?
XhosaExample: Luhlobo luni lwelokhwe?

WordId: 1091
English: type
Xhosa: uhlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: What type of animal is it?
XhosaExample: Luhlobo luni lwesilwanyana?

WordId: 1092
English: types
Xhosa: iintlobo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Which types of virus are there?
XhosaExample: Zeziphi iintlobo zentsholongwane ezikhoyo?

WordId: 1093
English: kinds
Xhosa: iintlobo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1094
English: shoulder
Xhosa: igxalaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1095
English: make a mistake
Xhosa: phazama
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphazama
EnglishExample: It is your birthday today if I am not mistaken.
XhosaExample: Yibirthday yakho namhlanje ukuba andiphazami.

WordId: 1096
English: spots
Xhosa: amachaphaza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I want a ball with spots - not stripes!
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ibhola elinamachaphaza - hayi imigca.

WordId: 1097
English: spot
Xhosa: ichaphaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My sister had a dog with a black spot on its face.
XhosaExample: Usisi wam wayenenja enechaphaza elimnyama kobuso bayo.

WordId: 1098
English: hair
Xhosa: unwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: There's a hair in my bread.
XhosaExample: Kukho unwele kwisonka sam.

WordId: 1099
English: tend to
Xhosa: thanda
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthanda
EnglishExample: I tend to lose my pen.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukulahlekelwa yipeni yam.

WordId: 1100
English: mother
Xhosa: umama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: I love my mother.
XhosaExample: Ndiyamthanda umama wam.

WordId: 1101
English: mothers
Xhosa: oomama
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1102
English: swim
Xhosa: dada
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukudada
EnglishExample: My friends swam in the dam.
XhosaExample: Abahlobo bam badada echibini.

WordId: 1103
English: paint
Xhosa: peyinta
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukupeyinta
EnglishExample: I will paint the house red.
XhosaExample: Ndiza kupeyinta indlu bomvu.

WordId: 1104
English: save
Xhosa: onga
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukonga
EnglishExample: It is necessary that we save water.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka siwonge amanzi.

WordId: 1105
English: boil
Xhosa: bilisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubilisa
EnglishExample: Boil the water.
XhosaExample: Bilisa amanzi.

WordId: 1106
English: pick up
Xhosa: chola
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuchola
EnglishExample: I picked up a ticket in King William's Town.
XhosaExample: Ndachola itiki eQonce.

WordId: 1107
English: women
Xhosa: oomama
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1108
English: eggs
Xhosa: amaqanda
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I usually eat two eggs for breakfast.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukutya amaqanda amabini kwisidlo sam sakusasa.

WordId: 1109
English: spread
Xhosa: qaba
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuqaba
EnglishExample: Spread the butter.
XhosaExample: Qaba ibhotolo.

WordId: 1110
English: saw
Xhosa: sarha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukusarha
EnglishExample: The man was sawing firewood.
XhosaExample: Indoda ibisarha iinkuni zomlilo.

WordId: 1111
English: dig
Xhosa: peta
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukupeta
EnglishExample: I am digging a hole.
XhosaExample: Ndipeta umngxuma.

WordId: 1112
English: collect
Xhosa: qokelela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuqokelela
EnglishExample: I am collecting my food.
XhosaExample: Ndiqokelela ukutya kwam.

WordId: 1113
English: raise
Xhosa: nyusa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukunyusa
EnglishExample: Raise the anchor and we will go.
XhosaExample: Nyusa i-ankile sihambe.

WordId: 1114
English: months
Xhosa: iinyanga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are 12 months in a year.
XhosaExample: Kukho iinyanga ezilishumi elinesibini kunyaka wonke.

WordId: 1115
English: be quiet
Xhosa: thula
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuthula
EnglishExample: Be quiet children!
XhosaExample: Thulani bantwana!

WordId: 1116
English: weed
Xhosa: ncothula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuncothula
EnglishExample: I am weeding the fields.
XhosaExample: Ndincothula amasimi.

WordId: 1117
English: heavy
Xhosa: nzima
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Wow, this chair is heavy!
XhosaExample: Yhu, esi situlo sinzima kakhulu!

WordId: 1118
English: window
Xhosa: ifestile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Close the window.
XhosaExample: Vala ifestile.

WordId: 1119
English: cow
Xhosa: inkomo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This cow is brown.
XhosaExample: Le nkomo imdaka.

WordId: 1120
English: cows
Xhosa: iinkomo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1121
English: stir
Xhosa: zamisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuzamisa
EnglishExample: Add water then stir.
XhosaExample: Faka amanzi uzamise.

WordId: 1122
English: in the middle of the night
Xhosa: ezinzulwini zobusuku
EnglishExtra: adverb

WordId: 1123
English: century
Xhosa: inkulungwane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1124
English: centuries
Xhosa: iinkulungwane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1125
English: spring
Xhosa: intlakohlaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1126
English: bathroom
Xhosa: igumbi lokuhlambela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: This literally translates to a room used for washing. "Indlu yangasese" may be a more relevant term in some contexts.

WordId: 1127
English: bathrooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okuhlambela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1128
English: pinkie finger
Xhosa: ucikicane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1129
English: pinkie fingers
Xhosa: oocikicane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1130
English: baby toe
Xhosa: ucikicane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1131
English: baby toes
Xhosa: oocikicane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1132
English: windows
Xhosa: iifestile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: All the windows are open.
XhosaExample: Zonke iifestile zivuliwe.

WordId: 1133
English: role
Xhosa: indima
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: In society, teachers have a very important role.
XhosaExample: Eluntwini, ootitshala banendima ebalulekileyo.

WordId: 1134
English: Monday
Xhosa: uMvulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1135
English: Tuesday
Xhosa: uLwesibini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1136
English: Wednesday
Xhosa: uLwesithathu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1137
English: Thursday
Xhosa: uLwesine
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1138
English: Friday
Xhosa: uLwesihlanu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1139
English: Saturday
Xhosa: uMgqibelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1140
English: Sunday
Xhosa: iCawe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1141
English: brothers
Xhosa: oobhuthi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1142
English: maternal aunt
Xhosa: umakazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1143
English: maternal aunts
Xhosa: oomakazi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1144
English: paternal aunt
Xhosa: udadebawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1145
English: paternal aunts
Xhosa: oodadebawo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1146
English: elder brother
Xhosa: umkhuluwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1147
English: elder brothers
Xhosa: abakhuluwa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1148
English: brother-in-law
Xhosa: usibali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1149
English: brothers-in-law
Xhosa: oosibali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1150
English: taste
Xhosa: va
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuva

WordId: 1151
English: cream
Xhosa: krimi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: He wore a cream shirt and a black jacket.
XhosaExample: Wanxiba ihempe ekrimi nebhatyi emnyama.
WordNote: As in the colour cream.

WordId: 1152
English: blue
Xhosa: zuba
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: I can't wait to see the blue sky.
XhosaExample: Ndingxamele ukubukela isibhakabhaka esizuba.

WordId: 1153
English: maroon
Xhosa: maruni
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: I want a maroon curtain in this room.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ikhethini emaruni kweli gumbi.

WordId: 1154
English: ochre
Xhosa: mpemvu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: On the shelf, there were many ochre clay pots.
XhosaExample: Kwishelfu bekukho iimbiza ezininzi ezimpemvu.
WordNote: As in an ochre colour.

WordId: 1155
English: silver
Xhosa: silivere
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: He had a long silver beard.
XhosaExample: Wayeneendevu ezinde ezisilivere.
WordNote: As in a silver colour.

WordId: 1156
English: yellow
Xhosa: mthubi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: The yellow bottle is mustard; the red bottle is ketchup.
XhosaExample: Ibhotile emthubi yimustard; ibhotile ebomvu yiketchup.

WordId: 1157
English: yellow
Xhosa: tyheli
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: The yolk of an egg is yellow.
XhosaExample: Umthubi weqanda utyheli.

WordId: 1158
English: speed
Xhosa: amendu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Hippos can run with great speed.
XhosaExample: Iimvubu ziyakwazi ukubaleka ngamendu aphezulu.

WordId: 1159
English: truth
Xhosa: inyaniso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: They hated him because he told them the truth.
XhosaExample: Bamcaphukela ngoba wabaxelela inyanyiso.

WordId: 1160
English: falsehood
Xhosa: ubuxoki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: This sentence is false.
XhosaExample: Esi sivakalisi bubuxoki.

WordId: 1161
English: lay table
Xhosa: deka
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukudeka
EnglishExample: Please lay the table so that we can eat dinner.
XhosaExample: Khawudeke itafile ukuze sitye isidlo sangokuhlwa.

WordId: 1162
English: beige
Xhosa: lubhelu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Many school uniforms are beige.
XhosaExample: Iiyunifomi zesikolo ezininzi zilubhelu.

WordId: 1163
English: supper
Xhosa: isidlo sangokuhlwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: What are we eating for supper?
XhosaExample: Sizotya ntoni ngesidlo sangokuhlwa?

WordId: 1164
English: dinner
Xhosa: isidlo sangokuhlwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1165
English: lunch
Xhosa: isidlo sasemini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Let's eat lunch at 1.
XhosaExample: Masitye isidlo sasemini ngo-1.

WordId: 1166
English: snake
Xhosa: inyoka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There was a snake that lived in my grandmother's roof.
XhosaExample: Kwakukho inyoka ehlala kuphahla lukamakhulu wam.

WordId: 1167
English: snakes
Xhosa: iinyoka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Do you want to look for snakes under stones in the park?
XhosaExample: Ufuna ukukhangela iinyoka phantsi kwamatye epakini?

WordId: 1168
English: meals
Xhosa: izidlo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: He was a healthy baby because he always ate three meals per day.
XhosaExample: Wayelusana olunempilo ngoba wasoloko watya izidlo ezintathu ngemini.

WordId: 1169
English: meal
Xhosa: isidlo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My favourite meal is breakfast.
XhosaExample: Isidlo endisithandayo sisidlo sakusasa.

WordId: 1170
English: breakfast
Xhosa: isidlo sakusasa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Joe doesn't believe in eating breakfast.
XhosaExample: UJoe akakholelwa kukutya isidlo sakusasa.

WordId: 1171
English: ugly
Xhosa: bi
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: This rabbit is ugly.
XhosaExample: Lo mvundla mbi.

WordId: 1172
English: beautiful
Xhosa: hle
EnglishExtra: adjective (isiphawuili)
EnglishExample: This horse is beautiful.
XhosaExample: Eli hashe lihle.
WordNote: Hle changes to tle when nasalised (for instance, when used for class 9 and 10 words).

WordId: 1173
English: fire
Xhosa: umlilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Put out the fire!
XhosaExample: Cima umlilo!

WordId: 1174
English: fires
Xhosa: imililo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1175
English: fireplace
Xhosa: iziko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Our cat likes to sleep by the fireplace.
XhosaExample: Ikati yethu ithanda ukulala ngaseziko.

WordId: 1176
English: wire
Xhosa: ucingo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: He used a wire to fix the gate.
XhosaExample: Usebenzise ucingo elungisa iheke.

WordId: 1177
English: door
Xhosa: ucango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Please close the door.
XhosaExample: Khawuvale ucango.

WordId: 1178
English: doors
Xhosa: iingcango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1179
English: wires
Xhosa: iingcingo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1180
English: fireplaces
Xhosa: amaziko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1181
English: centre
Xhosa: umbindi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: There was a small house in the centre of the field.
XhosaExample: Bekukho indlu encinci kombindi wentsimi.

WordId: 1182
English: centres
Xhosa: imibindi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1183
English: art
Xhosa: ubugcisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: My art teacher grew up in a small village.
XhosaExample: Utitshala wam wobugcisa wakhulela kwilali encinci.

WordId: 1184
English: blood pressure
Xhosa: ipresha yegazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Let me check your blood pressure.
XhosaExample: Mandijonge ipresha yegazi yakho.

WordId: 1185
English: high blood pressure
Xhosa: ihayihayi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Do you have high blood pressure?
XhosaExample: Ingaba unehayihayi?

WordId: 1186
English: germ
Xhosa: intsholongwane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1187
English: germs
Xhosa: iintsholongwane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1188
English: card
Xhosa: ikhadi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I wrote a card for my friend.
XhosaExample: Ndibhalele umhlobo wam ikhadi.

WordId: 1189
English: cards
Xhosa: amakhadi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The patients' cards are in the office.
XhosaExample: Amakhadi ezigulana aseofisini.

WordId: 1190
English: expert
Xhosa: ingcali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: She is an expert in public health.
XhosaExample: Uyingcali yempilo ka-wonkewonke.

WordId: 1191
English: experts
Xhosa: iingcali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1192
English: heel
Xhosa: isithende
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1193
English: heels
Xhosa: izithende
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1194
English: heartburn
Xhosa: isitshisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1195
English: calf
Xhosa: isiquluba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This refers to the body part.

WordId: 1196
English: calves
Xhosa: iziquluba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This refers to the body part.

WordId: 1197
English: wrist
Xhosa: isihlahla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I broke my wrist.
XhosaExample: Ndaphule isihlahla sam.

WordId: 1198
English: wrists
Xhosa: izihlahla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1199
English: illness
Xhosa: isigulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1200
English: illnesses
Xhosa: izigulo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1201
English: out patient
Xhosa: isigulana sangaphandle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1202
English: out patients
Xhosa: izigulana zangaphandle
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1203
English: disease
Xhosa: isifo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: It is a disease that kills many people each year.
XhosaExample: Sisifo esibulala abantu abaninzi minyaka le.

WordId: 1204
English: chest
Xhosa: isifuba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This refers to the chest of a person.

WordId: 1205
English: chests
Xhosa: izifuba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: Refers to the chest of a person.

WordId: 1206
English: diseases
Xhosa: izifo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1207
English: diabetes
Xhosa: isifo seswekile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1208
English: nausea
Xhosa: isichaphuchaphu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I have nausea because I ate some bad food.
XhosaExample: Ndinesichaphuchaphu kuba nditye ukutya okubi.

WordId: 1209
English: corpse
Xhosa: isidumbu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: They found a corpse in the house.
XhosaExample: Bafumene isidumbu endlwini.

WordId: 1210
English: corpses
Xhosa: izidumbu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1211
English: liver
Xhosa: isibindi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The liver processes alcohol.
XhosaExample: Isibindi sisetyisa utywala.
WordNote: Can also be used to describe having courage.

WordId: 1212
English: livers
Xhosa: izibindi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I like to eat chicken livers.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukutya izibindi zenkuku.

WordId: 1213
English: report
Xhosa: ingxelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Here is your medical report.
XhosaExample: Nantsi ingxelo yompilo yakho.

WordId: 1214
English: reports
Xhosa: iingxelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The teacher wrote many reports.
XhosaExample: Utitshalakazi ubhale iingxelo ezininzi.

WordId: 1215
English: cold
Xhosa: ingqele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am unable to go to school because I have a cold.
XhosaExample: Andinakho ukuya esikolweni kuba ndinengqele.
WordNote: This is in terms of the sickness.

WordId: 1216
English: procedures
Xhosa: iinkqubo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1217
English: rheumatism
Xhosa: irumathizima
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Sore joints are a symptom of rheumatism.
XhosaExample: Amathambo abuhlungu ziimpawu zerumathizima.

WordId: 1218
English: many types
Xhosa: iintlobontlobo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are many types of disease.
XhosaExample: Kukho iintlobontlobo zezifo.

WordId: 1219
English: garage
Xhosa: igaraji
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: This can also refer to a petrol station garage.

WordId: 1220
English: garages
Xhosa: iigaraji
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1221
English: bedroom
Xhosa: igumbi lokulala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1222
English: bedrooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okulala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1223
English: dining room
Xhosa: igumbi lokutyela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1224
English: dining rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okutyela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1225
English: sitting room
Xhosa: igumbi lokuhlala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1226
English: sitting rooms
Xhosa: amagumbi okuhlala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1227
English: lounges
Xhosa: amagumbi okuphumla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1228
English: lounge
Xhosa: igumbi lokuphumla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1229
English: gate
Xhosa: iheke
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: This gate is made of wood.
XhosaExample: Le heke iyenziwa ngeplanga.

WordId: 1230
English: gates
Xhosa: iiheke
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1231
English: church
Xhosa: icawe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I can't go to church today because I am sick.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukuya ecaweni namhlanje ngoba ndiyagula.

WordId: 1232
English: churches
Xhosa: iicawe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1233
English: ascend
Xhosa: nyuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukunyuka
EnglishExample: Before dawn, Sikhumbuzo ascended the mountain.
XhosaExample: Phambi kokusa, uSikhumbuzo unyuke entabeni.

WordId: 1234
English: ward
Xhosa: iwodi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Here is the maternity ward.
XhosaExample: Nali iwodi lokuzalwa.

WordId: 1235
English: wards
Xhosa: amawodi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1236
English: neurological disease
Xhosa: isigulo sengqondo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1237
English: gynecological disease
Xhosa: isifo sezibeleko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1238
English: topical treatment
Xhosa: into yokurhaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1239
English: topical treatments
Xhosa: izinto zokurhaba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1240
English: dentist
Xhosa: ugqirha wamazinyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1241
English: dentists
Xhosa: oogqirha bamazinyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1242
English: weight
Xhosa: ubunzima
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: It is important to control your weight.
XhosaExample: Kubalulekile ukulawula ubunzima bakho.

WordId: 1243
English: although
Xhosa: nangona
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: I like dogs although they bark.
XhosaExample: Ndiyazithanda izinja nangona zikhonkhotha.

WordId: 1244
English: matron
Xhosa: umeyitroni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The matron cares for the patients.
XhosaExample: Umeyitroni ukhathala izigulana.

WordId: 1245
English: matrons
Xhosa: oomeyitroni
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1246
English: asthma
Xhosa: umbefu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I suffer from asthma.
XhosaExample: Ndiphethwe ngumbefu.

WordId: 1247
English: cough
Xhosa: ukhohlokhohlo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I think I am sick, because I have a cough.
XhosaExample: Ndicinga ukuba ndiyagula, kuba ndinokhohlokhohlo.

WordId: 1248
English: cancer
Xhosa: umhlaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Smoking raises the risk of cancer.
XhosaExample: Ukutshaya kunyusa amathuba omhlaza.

WordId: 1249
English: disaster
Xhosa: intlekele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The drought was a disaster.
XhosaExample: Imbalela ibiyintlekele.

WordId: 1250
English: temperature
Xhosa: ubushushu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: Please stay in bed, your temperature is very high.
XhosaExample: Khawusale ebhedini, ubushushu bakho buphezulu.

WordId: 1251
English: as usual
Xhosa: njengesiqhelo
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: I went to school as usual.
XhosaExample: Ndiye esikolweni njengesiqhelo.

WordId: 1252
English: virus
Xhosa: ivirasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1253
English: viruses
Xhosa: iivirasi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It is necessary to wash your hands to kill viruses.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka uhlambe izandla zakho ukulwa iivirasi.

WordId: 1254
English: viruses
Xhosa: iintsholongwane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1255
English: hip bone
Xhosa: ihleza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1256
English: hip bones
Xhosa: amahleza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1257
English: announce
Xhosa: bhengeza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubhengeza

WordId: 1258
English: hip
Xhosa: idywantsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1259
English: hips
Xhosa: amadywantsi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1260
English: bodies
Xhosa: imizimba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1261
English: bladder
Xhosa: isinyi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1262
English: bladders
Xhosa: izinyi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1263
English: cold
Xhosa: umkhuhlane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Wear a mask if you have a cold.
XhosaExample: Nxiba imaski xa unomkhuhlane.

WordId: 1264
English: lungs
Xhosa: imiphunga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Smoking is bad for your lungs.
XhosaExample: Ukutshaya akalunganga kwimiphunga.

WordId: 1265
English: lung
Xhosa: umphunga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1266
English: wing
Xhosa: iphiko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1267
English: wings
Xhosa: amaphiko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: This bird has beautiful wings.
XhosaExample: Le ntaka inamaphiko amahle.

WordId: 1268
English: shortness of breath
Xhosa: iphika
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I had shortness of breath after running.
XhosaExample: Bendinephika emva kokubaleka.

WordId: 1269
English: passage
Xhosa: ipaseji
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1270
English: passages
Xhosa: iipaseji
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1271
English: nurse
Xhosa: umongikazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The nurse spoke to the patient.
XhosaExample: Umongikazi uthethe nesigulana.

WordId: 1272
English: nurses
Xhosa: oomongikazi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The nurses are drinking tea in the break room.
XhosaExample: Oomongikazi baphunga iti kwigumbi lokuphumla.

WordId: 1273
English: throats
Xhosa: imiqala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1274
English: mixture
Xhosa: umxube
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The herbalist prepared a mixture.
XhosaExample: Inyanga ilungiselele umxube.

WordId: 1275
English: mixtures
Xhosa: imixube
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1276
English: gold
Xhosa: golide
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: The sunlight is gold in the summer.
XhosaExample: Ukukhanya kwelanga kugolide ehlotyheni.

WordId: 1277
English: social worker
Xhosa: unontlalontle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The social worker helped the children.
XhosaExample: Unontlalontle uncede abantwana.

WordId: 1278
English: social workers
Xhosa: oonontlalontle
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1279
English: blood transfusion
Xhosa: unikezelo lwegazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1280
English: phones
Xhosa: iminxeba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1281
English: disasters
Xhosa: iintlekele
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1282
English: entrance
Xhosa: isango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: An old man is standing protecting the entrance to the homestead.
XhosaExample: Ixhego limile likhusela isango lomzi.

WordId: 1283
English: entrances
Xhosa: amasango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1284
English: navel
Xhosa: inkaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Commonly known as a "belly button"

WordId: 1285
English: navels
Xhosa: iinkaba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Commonly known as "belly buttons"

WordId: 1286
English: HIV
Xhosa: isifo uGawulayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Do you have HIV?
XhosaExample: Ingaba unesifo uGawulayo?
WordNote: Most people simply refer to this as "iHIV". It can also appear just as "uGawulayo".

WordId: 1287
English: part-time job
Xhosa: isingxungxo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I have a part-time job at a restaurant.
XhosaExample: Ndinesingxungxo kwindawo yokutyela.

WordId: 1288
English: part-time jobs
Xhosa: izingxungxo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I have two part-time jobs.
XhosaExample: Ndinezingxungxo ezimbini.

WordId: 1289
English: pains
Xhosa: iintlugu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have pains in my spine.
XhosaExample: Ndineentlungu emqolweni.

WordId: 1290
English: step
Xhosa: isitephu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: Steps of a stairway

WordId: 1291
English: steps
Xhosa: izitephu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Don't fall down the steps!
XhosaExample: Sukuwa ezitephini!
WordNote: Steps of a stairway

WordId: 1292
English: faces
Xhosa: iimbuso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: This plural is slightly non-standard but is sometimes used.

WordId: 1293
English: symptom
Xhosa: uphawu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: A high temperature is a symptom of a cold.
XhosaExample: Ubushushu obuphezu luphawu lwengqele.

WordId: 1294
English: symptoms
Xhosa: iimpawu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1295
English: mumps
Xhosa: uqwilikane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1296
English: operation
Xhosa: uqhaqho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: They did an operation on my spine.
XhosaExample: Benze uqhaqho komqolo wam.

WordId: 1297
English: operations
Xhosa: iiqhaqho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1298
English: ice
Xhosa: umkhenkce
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Please put ice in my drink.
XhosaExample: Khawufake umkhenkce kwisiselo sam.

WordId: 1299
English: ice
Xhosa: imikhenkce
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: There are different kinds of ice.
XhosaExample: Kukho imikhenkce ngemikhenkce.

WordId: 1300
English: chart
Xhosa: itshati
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There's a chart describing various diseases on the wall.
XhosaExample: Kukho itshati echaza izifo ngezifo eludongeni.

WordId: 1301
English: charts
Xhosa: iitshati
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1302
English: needles
Xhosa: iinaliti
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I don't like needles at all!
XhosaExample: Andithandi iinaliti tu!

WordId: 1303
English: needle
Xhosa: inaliti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The needle is thin.
XhosaExample: Inaliti ixineneyo.

WordId: 1304
English: medicine
Xhosa: iyeza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I need to buy medicine at the shop.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ndithenge iyeza evenkileni.

WordId: 1305
English: treatments
Xhosa: iinyango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1306
English: nostril
Xhosa: ithatha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1307
English: nostrils
Xhosa: amathatha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1308
English: wall
Xhosa: udonga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: This wall is made of clay.
XhosaExample: Olu donga lwenziwe ngodongwe.

WordId: 1309
English: walls
Xhosa: iindonga
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1310
English: medicines
Xhosa: amayeza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1311
English: break
Xhosa: aphuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukwaphuka
EnglishExample: I can't use the remote - it's broken.
XhosaExample: Andikwazi ukusebenzisa iremote - yaphukile.
WordNote: In some dialects it is "ophuka".

WordId: 1312
English: break
Xhosa: aphula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwaphula
EnglishExample: I dropped the plate and broke it.
XhosaExample: Ndawisa isitya ndasaphula.
WordNote: In some dialects it is "ophula".

WordId: 1313
English: intestine
Xhosa: ithumbu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1314
English: intestines
Xhosa: amathumbu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1315
English: brain
Xhosa: ubucopho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: A mouse has a small brain.
XhosaExample: Impuku inobucopho obuncinci.

WordId: 1316
English: quality
Xhosa: umgangatho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The quality of their work is high.
XhosaExample: Umgangatho womsebenzi wabo uphezulu.

WordId: 1317
English: determine
Xhosa: qinisekisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuqinisekisa
EnglishExample: We must determine the cause of the drought.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka siqinisekise unobangela wale mbalela.

WordId: 1318
English: carry
Xhosa: thwala
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukuthwala
EnglishExample: I carried my suitcase from East London to King William's Town.
XhosaExample: Ndandithwele isuthikeyisi yam ukususela eMonti ukuya eQonce.
WordNote: "thwala" is used when a particularly heavy load is being carried, usually on the head or shoulders.

WordId: 1319
English: board
Xhosa: ibhodi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Write your name on the board.
XhosaExample: Bhala igama lakho ebhodini.

WordId: 1320
English: boards
Xhosa: iibhodi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1321
English: win
Xhosa: phumelela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphumelela
EnglishExample: Our soccer team won many games.
XhosaExample: Iqela lethu lebhola laphumelela kwimidlalo emininzi.

WordId: 1322
English: go out
Xhosa: phuma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphuma
EnglishExample: Go out - all of you!
XhosaExample: Phumani nonke!

WordId: 1323
English: section
Xhosa: icandelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are 3 questions in Section A of the exam.
XhosaExample: Kukho imibuzo emithathu kwiCandelo A lovavanyo.

WordId: 1324
English: sections
Xhosa: amacandelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1325
English: table
Xhosa: itafile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Don't stand on the table.
XhosaExample: Sukuma etafileni.

WordId: 1326
English: tables
Xhosa: iitafile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1327
English: process
Xhosa: inkqubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Through the process of photosynthesis, a plant produces oxygen.
XhosaExample: Ngenkqubo ye-photosynthesis, isityalo senza i-oxygen.

WordId: 1328
English: processes
Xhosa: iinkqubo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1329
English: be available
Xhosa: fumaneka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufumaneka
EnglishExample: The new movie is available in cinemas.
XhosaExample: Ifilim entsha iyafumaneka kwii-cinemas.

WordId: 1330
English: teacher
Xhosa: utitshala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: He was a good teacher because he encouraged his students.
XhosaExample: Wayengutitshala olungileyo ngoba wakhuthaza abafundi bakhe.
WordNote: Sometimes "utitshalakazi" is used for a female teacher.

WordId: 1331
English: teachers
Xhosa: ootitshala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
WordNote: Sometimes "ootitshalakazi" is used for a female teachers.

WordId: 1332
English: lose
Xhosa: bethwa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubethwa
EnglishExample: The political party I like lost the election.
XhosaExample: Iqela lezopolitiko endilithandayo libethwe konyulo.

WordId: 1333
English: become old
Xhosa: guga
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuguga
EnglishExample: This is the place I want to grow old in.
XhosaExample: Le yindawo endifuna ukuguga kuyo.

WordId: 1334
English: human
Xhosa: umntu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The human mind is very complex.
XhosaExample: Ingqondo womntu intsonkothile kakhulu.

WordId: 1335
English: humans
Xhosa: abantu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1336
English: treatment
Xhosa: unyango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: We are testing a new treatment for cancer.
XhosaExample: Sixilonga unyango olutsha lomhlaza.

WordId: 1337
English: cause
Xhosa: unobangela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The cause of her death is unknown.
XhosaExample: Unobangela wokusweleka kwakhe akaziwa.

WordId: 1338
English: causes
Xhosa: oonobangela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1339
English: voice
Xhosa: ilizwi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I heard her voice across the road.
XhosaExample: Ndive ilizwi lakhe ngaphesheya kwendlela.

WordId: 1340
English: voices
Xhosa: amazwi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1341
English: inform
Xhosa: azisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwazisa
EnglishExample: I informed them that I was sick.
XhosaExample: Ndibazise ukuba ndagula.

WordId: 1342
English: personality
Xhosa: isimilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I like him because of his personality.
XhosaExample: Ndiyamthanda ngenxa yesimilo sakhe.

WordId: 1343
English: hearts
Xhosa: iintliziyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1344
English: party
Xhosa: ipati
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We're having a party to celebrate my birthday on Friday.
XhosaExample: Sizoba nepati yokubhiyoza umhla wam wokuzalwa ngoLwesihlanu.

WordId: 1345
English: parties
Xhosa: iipati
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1346
English: party
Xhosa: itheko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I can't wait for the party on Saturday!
XhosaExample: Ndingxamele itheko ngoMgqibelo!
WordNote: "ipati" is much more common than "itheko".

WordId: 1347
English: parties
Xhosa: amatheko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: "iipati" is much more common than "amatheko".

WordId: 1348
English: argue
Xhosa: xabana
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuxabana
EnglishExample: She liked to argue with her friends about the names of birds.
XhosaExample: Wathanda ukuxabana nabahlobo bakhe ngamagama eentaka.

WordId: 1349
English: lie
Xhosa: ubuxoki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1350
English: wait
Xhosa: linda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukulinda
EnglishExample: Wait outside - I will be with you shortly.
XhosaExample: Linda phandle - ndizoba nawe kamsinyane.

WordId: 1351
English: sections
Xhosa: amacala
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1352
English: pill
Xhosa: ipilisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1353
English: pills
Xhosa: iipilisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1354
English: kidney
Xhosa: intso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1355
English: kidneys
Xhosa: izintso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1356
English: pancreas
Xhosa: injeke
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1357
English: pancreases
Xhosa: iinjeke
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1358
English: pelvis
Xhosa: irhorho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1359
English: pelvises
Xhosa: amarhorho
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1360
English: toe
Xhosa: uzwane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1361
English: toes
Xhosa: iinzwane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1362
English: epilepsy
Xhosa: isifo sokuwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1363
English: phlegm
Xhosa: isikhohlela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1364
English: sputum
Xhosa: isikhohlela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1365
English: extend
Xhosa: olula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukolula
EnglishExample: I extended my hand.
XhosaExample: Ndolule isandla sam.

WordId: 1366
English: bell
Xhosa: intsimbi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The bell is ringing.
XhosaExample: Intsimbi iyakhala.

WordId: 1367
English: bells
Xhosa: iintsimbi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The school has three bells.
XhosaExample: Isikolo ineentsimbi ezintathu.

WordId: 1368
English: ring
Xhosa: khala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhala
EnglishExample: The bell is ringing.
XhosaExample: Intsimbi iyakhala.

WordId: 1369
English: ring
Xhosa: khalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhalisa
EnglishExample: Ring the bell.
XhosaExample: Khalisa intsimbi.

WordId: 1370
English: iron
Xhosa: intsimbi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The tip of the spear is made of iron.
XhosaExample: Incam yomkhonto yenziwe ngentsimbi.

WordId: 1371
English: owls
Xhosa: izikhova
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Owls sleep during the day.
XhosaExample: Izikhova zilala emini.

WordId: 1372
English: owl
Xhosa: isikhova
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1373
English: verb
Xhosa: isenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Make this verb an infinitive.
XhosaExample: Yenza esi senzi sibe sisikhankanyi.

WordId: 1374
English: verbs
Xhosa: izenzi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1375
English: elephant
Xhosa: indlovu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1376
English: elephants
Xhosa: iindlovu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Elephants are very intelligent.
XhosaExample: Iindlovu zikrelekrele kakhulu.

WordId: 1377
English: tortoise
Xhosa: ufudo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: This tortoise is a hundred and two years old.
XhosaExample: Olu fudo luneminyaka elikhulu elinesibini.

WordId: 1378
English: tortoises
Xhosa: iimfudo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1379
English: mouse
Xhosa: impuku
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1380
English: mice
Xhosa: iimpuku
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Mice like to steal food from the kitchen.
XhosaExample: Iimpuku zithanda ukuba ukutya kwigumbi lokuphekela.

WordId: 1381
English: cause
Xhosa: imbangi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We need to find the cause of this disaster.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka sifumane imbange yale ntlekele.

WordId: 1382
English: causes
Xhosa: iimbangi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1383
English: wound
Xhosa: inxeba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Let me bandage your wound.
XhosaExample: Mandibophe inxeba yakho.

WordId: 1384
English: wounds
Xhosa: iinxeba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1385
English: waist
Xhosa: isinqe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Measure your waist so that I can make your pants.
XhosaExample: Meta isinqe sakho ukuze ndingenze ibhulukhwe yakho.

WordId: 1386
English: waists
Xhosa: izinqe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1387
English: rib
Xhosa: ubambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1388
English: ribs
Xhosa: iimbambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The ribs are bones which protect the heart.
XhosaExample: Iimbambo ngamathambo akhusela intliziyo.

WordId: 1389
English: muscle
Xhosa: isihlunu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1390
English: muscles
Xhosa: izihlunu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: My muscles were sore after my run.
XhosaExample: Izihlunu zam bezibuhlungu emva kokubaleka kwam.

WordId: 1391
English: unfortunately
Xhosa: ngelishwa
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Unfortunately, he became ill and passed away.
XhosaExample: Ngelishwa, wagula wasweleka.

WordId: 1392
English: intend
Xhosa: zimisela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuzimisela
EnglishExample: I intend to study at UCT.
XhosaExample: Ndizimisele ukufunda eUCT.

WordId: 1393
English: wander
Xhosa: zula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuzula
EnglishExample: The man wandered through the town.
XhosaExample: Indoda izule edolophini.

WordId: 1394
English: drink heavily
Xhosa: shusha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukushusha
EnglishExample: Yhu, I drank heavily yesterday.
XhosaExample: Yhu, ndishushe izolo.

WordId: 1395
English: throb
Xhosa: qaqamba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqaqamba
EnglishExample: The patient's thumb is throbbing.
XhosaExample: Ubhontsi wesigulana uyaqaqamba.

WordId: 1396
English: ache
Xhosa: qaqamba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqaqamba
EnglishExample: My back is aching.
XhosaExample: Umhlana wam uyaqaqamba.

WordId: 1397
English: kiss
Xhosa: phuza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuphuza
EnglishExample: You may kiss the bride.
XhosaExample: Ungaphuza umtshakazi.

WordId: 1398
English: stamp
Xhosa: ngqisha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukungqisha
EnglishExample: The shop owner stamped my card.
XhosaExample: Unovenkile ungqishe ikhadi lam.

WordId: 1399
English: bite
Xhosa: luma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuluma
EnglishExample: This dog bit me!
XhosaExample: Le nja indilumile!

WordId: 1400
English: protect
Xhosa: khusela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhusela
EnglishExample: It is important that we protect rhinos.
XhosaExample: Kubalulekile sikhusele imikhumbe.

WordId: 1401
English: take off
Xhosa: khulula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhulula
EnglishExample: Take off your shirt please.
XhosaExample: Khawukhulule ihempe yakho.

WordId: 1402
English: scratch
Xhosa: krwempa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukrwempa
EnglishExample: Don't scratch your wound!
XhosaExample: Sukukrwempa inxeba yakho!

WordId: 1403
English: stab
Xhosa: hlaba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlaba
EnglishExample: The perpetrator stabbed the victim.
XhosaExample: Isikrelemnqa sihlabe ixhoba.

WordId: 1404
English: plan
Xhosa: cwangcisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucwangcisa
EnglishExample: I am planning my holiday.
XhosaExample: Ndicwangcisa iholideyi yam.

WordId: 1405
English: greet
Xhosa: bulisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubulisa
EnglishExample: I greeted the principal.
XhosaExample: Ndibulise inqununu.

WordId: 1406
English: become scarce
Xhosa: nqaba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukunqaba
EnglishExample: Water is scarce in South Africa.
XhosaExample: Amanzi anqabile eMzantsi Afrika.

WordId: 1407
English: request
Xhosa: cela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucela
EnglishExample: I request water.
XhosaExample: Ndicela amanzi.
WordNote: This is a more polite way of asking for something than funa.

WordId: 1408
English: be lazy
Xhosa: onqena
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukonqena
EnglishExample: Don't be lazy, work hard!
XhosaExample: Sukonqena, sebenza nzima!

WordId: 1409
English: doorway
Xhosa: umnyango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The traveler stood in the doorway.
XhosaExample: Umhambi wema emnyango

WordId: 1410
English: intersection
Xhosa: isiphambuka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Stop at the intersection and turn right.
XhosaExample: Yima esiphambukeni ujike ekunene.

WordId: 1411
English: intersections
Xhosa: iziphambuka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1412
English: soon
Xhosa: kamsinyane
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: We will return soon.
XhosaExample: Sizobuya kamsinyane.

WordId: 1413
English: shop
Xhosa: ivenkile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1414
English: shops
Xhosa: iivenkile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1415
English: pass
Xhosa: dlula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukudlula
EnglishExample: Pass the first street.
XhosaExample: Dlula isitalato sokuqala.

WordId: 1416
English: knife
Xhosa: imela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I cut the meat and the vegetables with a knife.
XhosaExample: Ndisika inyama nemifuno ngemela.

WordId: 1417
English: pencil
Xhosa: ipensile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I write on paper with a pencil.
XhosaExample: Ndibhala ngepensile ephepheni.

WordId: 1418
English: penguin
Xhosa: unombombiya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: A penguin is a bird that can't fly and is found in Antarctica.
XhosaExample: Unombombiya yintaka engakwazi ukubhabha kwaye ufunyanwa eAntarctica.

WordId: 1419
English: rabbit
Xhosa: umvundla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The rabbit is small and likes to eat carrots.
XhosaExample: Umvundla mncinci kwaye uthanda ukutya iminqathe.

WordId: 1420
English: become suitable
Xhosa: faneleka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukufaneleka

WordId: 1421
English: gutter
Xhosa: igathara
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The gutter is blocked.
XhosaExample: Igathara ivaliwe.

WordId: 1422
English: gutters
Xhosa: iigathara
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1423
English: fill
Xhosa: zalisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuzalisa

WordId: 1424
English: key
Xhosa: isitshixo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1425
English: keys
Xhosa: izitshixo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1426
English: shoe
Xhosa: isihlangu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1427
English: shoes
Xhosa: izihlangu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1428
English: knives
Xhosa: iimela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1429
English: sister
Xhosa: usisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1430
English: sisters
Xhosa: oosisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1431
English: mountain
Xhosa: intaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1432
English: mountains
Xhosa: iintaba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1433
English: recent past continuous tense
Xhosa: ixesha ebelidlula
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1434
English: remote past tense
Xhosa: ixesha eladlulayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1435
English: remote past continuous tense
Xhosa: ixesha elalidlula
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1436
English: personification
Xhosa: isimntwiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1437
English: hippos
Xhosa: iimvubu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1438
English: giraffes
Xhosa: iindlulamthi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1439
English: worms
Xhosa: imisundululu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1440
English: earn
Xhosa: rhola
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukurhola
EnglishExample: The woman earns a lot of money every month.
XhosaExample: Umfazi urhola imali eninzi inyanga nganye.

WordId: 1441
English: giraffe
Xhosa: indlulamthi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The giraffe is a very tall animal and it has a long neck.
XhosaExample: Indlulamthi sisilwanyana eside kakhulu kwaye intamo yayo inde.

WordId: 1442
English: condom
Xhosa: idyasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Use a condom.
XhosaExample: Nxiba idyasi.

WordId: 1443
English: flower
Xhosa: intyatyambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I found a flower.
XhosaExample: Ndifumene intyatyambo.

WordId: 1444
English: flowers
Xhosa: iintyatyambo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1445
English: jacket
Xhosa: idyasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I like my blue jacket.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda idyasi yam eblowu.

WordId: 1446
English: respect
Xhosa: intlonipho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1447
English: respect
Xhosa: hlonipha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlonipha
EnglishExample: Respect your elders.
XhosaExample: Hlonipha abantu abadala.

WordId: 1448
English: rabbits
Xhosa: imivundla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My friend Nathan has many rabbits.
XhosaExample: Umhlobo wam Nathan unemivundla emininzi.

WordId: 1449
English: penguins
Xhosa: oonombombiya
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Penguins often live in groups.
XhosaExample: Oonombombiya bathanda ukuhlala emaqeleni.

WordId: 1450
English: hippo
Xhosa: imvubu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: A hippo is an animal that lives in rivers and on land and it has a big mouth which has two long teeth in front.
XhosaExample: Imvubu sisilwanyana esikwazi ukuphila emilanjeni nasemhlabeni kwaye inomlomo omkhulu namazinyo amade ngaphambili.

WordId: 1451
English: pens
Xhosa: iipeni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have different colour pens.
XhosaExample: Ndineepeni ezinemibala ngemibala.

WordId: 1452
English: news
Xhosa: indaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1453
English: calf
Xhosa: inkonyana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Referring to a juvenile cow.

WordId: 1454
English: calves
Xhosa: iinkonyana
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Referring to a juvenile cow.

WordId: 1455
English: become drunk
Xhosa: nxila
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukunxila

WordId: 1456
English: dance
Xhosa: xhentsa
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuxhentsa

WordId: 1457
English: tie
Xhosa: bopha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubhopa

WordId: 1458
English: injection
Xhosa: isitofu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: The injection was not painful.
XhosaExample: Isitofu besingebuhlungu.

WordId: 1459
English: injections
Xhosa: izitofu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1460
English: section
Xhosa: icala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Food is prepared in this section of the restaurant.
XhosaExample: Ukutya kulungiselelwa kweli cala lerestyu.

WordId: 1461
English: submit
Xhosa: nikezela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukunikezela
EnglishExample: Please submit your work tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Nceda unikezele umsebenzi wakho ngomso.

WordId: 1462
English: doorways
Xhosa: iminyango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1463
English: lock
Xhosa: tshixa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutshixa

WordId: 1464
English: concord
Xhosa: isivumelanisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: Referring to a grammatical concord.

WordId: 1465
English: object
Xhosa: injongosenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Referring to a grammatical object

WordId: 1466
English: object concord
Xhosa: isivumelanisi senjongosenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1467
English: news
Xhosa: iindaba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I read the news in the night.
XhosaExample: Ndifunda iindaba ebusuku.

WordId: 1468
English: cloud
Xhosa: ilifu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The cloud is white.
XhosaExample: Ilifu limhlophe.

WordId: 1469
English: subject concord
Xhosa: isivumelanisi sentloko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1470
English: dolphin
Xhosa: ihlengisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1471
English: dolphins
Xhosa: amahlengisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1472
English: pronoun
Xhosa: isimelabizo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1473
English: pronouns
Xhosa: izimelabizo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1474
English: clouds
Xhosa: amafu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1475
English: wave
Xhosa: iliza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He rides the wave.
XhosaExample: Ukhwela iliza.

WordId: 1476
English: gate
Xhosa: isango
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Your car is blocking my gate.
XhosaExample: Imoto yakho ivala isango lam.

WordId: 1477
English: gates
Xhosa: amasango
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1478
English: recent past tense
Xhosa: ixesha elidlulileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: Also referred to as the "Perfect tense"

WordId: 1479
English: sour
Xhosa: muncu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: I don't like lemons because they're sour.
XhosaExample: Andithandi iilamuni kuba zimuncu.

WordId: 1480
English: representative
Xhosa: ummeli
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The class representative will talk for us.
XhosaExample: Ummeli weklasi uza kusithethela.

WordId: 1481
English: worm
Xhosa: umsundululu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I find a worm under the ground when I dig with my spade.
XhosaExample: Ndifumana umsundululu phantsi komhlaba xa ndipeta ngomhlakulo.

WordId: 1482
English: butterfly
Xhosa: ibhabhatane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: A butterfly is very colourful and likes to sit on lots of different flowers.
XhosaExample: Ibhabhatane linamabala-ngamabala kwaye lithanda ukuhlala phezu kweentyatyambo ngeentyatyambo.

WordId: 1483
English: representatives
Xhosa: abameli
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1484
English: spoon
Xhosa: icephe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I eat umngqusho with a spoon.
XhosaExample: Nditya umngqusho ngecephe.

WordId: 1485
English: spoons
Xhosa: amacephe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1486
English: fork
Xhosa: ifolokhwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I eat umfino with a fork.
XhosaExample: Nditya umfino ngefolokhwe.

WordId: 1487
English: forks
Xhosa: iifolokhwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1488
English: waves
Xhosa: amaza
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1489
English: employer
Xhosa: umqeshi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1490
English: employers
Xhosa: abaqeshi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1491
English: material
Xhosa: umchako
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: He is making a shirt from the material he bought in Kenya.
XhosaExample: Wenza ihempe ngomchako owuthenge eKenya.
WordNote: "umchako" is only used to refer to clothing material such as cloth.

WordId: 1492
English: integrate
Xhosa: manyanisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukumanyanisa
EnglishExample: Two small schools were intergrated into one big school.
XhosaExample: Izikolo ezibini ezincinane zamanyaniswa zenze isikolo esinye esikhulu.

WordId: 1493
English: windpipe
Xhosa: uqhoqhoqho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: You use your windpipe when you breathe.
XhosaExample: Usebenzisa uqhoqhoqho wakho xa uphefumla.

WordId: 1494
English: swallow
Xhosa: ginya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuginya
EnglishExample: Do you struggle to swallow?
XhosaExample: Usokola ukuginya?

WordId: 1495
English: vandalism
Xhosa: intlekele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1496
English: leaf
Xhosa: igqabi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: My favourite leaf is the fern's.
XhosaExample: Elona gqabi ndilithandayo ligqabi lefern.

WordId: 1497
English: leaves
Xhosa: amagqabi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The leaves fall in Autumn.
XhosaExample: Amagqabi awa ekwindla.

WordId: 1498
English: wear
Xhosa: nxiba
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukunxiba
EnglishExample: I am wearing a shirt.
XhosaExample: Ndinxibe ihempe.

WordId: 1499
English: wasp
Xhosa: unomeva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: I was stung by the wasp.
XhosaExample: Ndihlatywe ngonomeva.

WordId: 1500
English: bear
Xhosa: ibhere
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Winnie the Pooh is a bear that likes honey.
XhosaExample: uWinnie the Pooh libhere elithanda ubusi.

WordId: 1501
English: comb
Xhosa: ikama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I have packed a comb and a toothbrush.
XhosaExample: Ndiphakishe ikama nebrashi yamazinyo.

WordId: 1502
English: combs
Xhosa: iikama
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1503
English: comb
Xhosa: kama
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukama
EnglishExample: I comb my hair with a comb.
XhosaExample: Ndikama iinwele zam ngekama.

WordId: 1504
English: anxiety
Xhosa: ixhala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I feel nervous before writing an exam.
XhosaExample: Ndinexhala phambi kokubhala uviwo.

WordId: 1505
English: bleed
Xhosa: opha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukopha

WordId: 1506
English: breathe
Xhosa: phefumla
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphefumla

WordId: 1507
English: English
Xhosa: isiNgesi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1508
English: bears
Xhosa: amabhere
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1509
English: point
Xhosa: alatha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwalatha
EnglishExample: I pointed at the tree.
XhosaExample: Ndalathe umthi

WordId: 1510
English: bandage
Xhosa: bopha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubopha
EnglishExample: Please bandage my wound.
XhosaExample: Ndicela ubophe inxeba lam.

WordId: 1511
English: circumcise
Xhosa: oluka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukoluka
WordNote: 'oluka' refers to the actual circumcision whilst 'aluka' describes the overall process of circumcision

WordId: 1512
English: hard
Xhosa: lukhuni
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: This chair is hard.
XhosaExample: Esi situlo silukhuni.

WordId: 1513
English: inject
Xhosa: tofa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutofa
EnglishExample: I am afraid of injection.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakoyika ukutofa.

WordId: 1514
English: point
Xhosa: khomba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhomba

WordId: 1515
English: sweat
Xhosa: bila
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubila
EnglishExample: I sweat after I run.
XhosaExample: Ndiyabila emva kokubaleka.

WordId: 1516
English: vomit
Xhosa: gabha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugabha
EnglishExample: I vomited this morning.
XhosaExample: Ndigabhile ekuseni.

WordId: 1517
English: inject
Xhosa: hlaba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlaba
EnglishExample: Don't inject yourself with drugs.
XhosaExample: Musa ukuzihlaba ngeziyobisi.

WordId: 1518
English: comb
Xhosa: kama
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukama
EnglishExample: don't forget to comb your hair.
XhosaExample: ungalibali ukukama iinwele zakho.

WordId: 1519
English: rub out
Xhosa: cima
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukucima
EnglishExample: Rub out what you have written in lead pencil.
XhosaExample: Cima le nto uyibhale ngelidi.
WordNote: Only referring to drawing and written texts.

WordId: 1520
English: dig
Xhosa: grumba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugrumba
EnglishExample: I am digging.
XhosaExample: Ndiyagrumba.

WordId: 1521
English: ligament
Xhosa: umsipha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: My ligament is injured.
XhosaExample: Umsipha wam ukrunekile.

WordId: 1522
English: ligaments
Xhosa: imisipha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1523
English: press down on
Xhosa: cinezela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucinezela
EnglishExample: Please press the green button.
XhosaExample: Ndicela ucinezele iqhosha eliluhlaza.
WordNote: Also means "apply pressure to"

WordId: 1524
English: chew
Xhosa: hlafuna
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlafuna
EnglishExample: Do not forget to chew before you swallow.
XhosaExample: Ungalibali ukuhlafuna phambi kokuba uginye.

WordId: 1525
English: have sex
Xhosa: lalana
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukulalana
EnglishExample: I caught them having sex last night.
XhosaExample: Ndibabambe belalana ngobusuku bayizolo.

WordId: 1526
English: cure
Xhosa: nyanga
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukunyanga
EnglishExample: I am cured!
XhosaExample: Ndinyangekile!

WordId: 1527
English: afflict
Xhosa: phatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukuphatha
EnglishExample: I am afflicted by my disease.
XhosaExample: Ndiphethwe sisifo sam.

WordId: 1528
English: roll
Xhosa: qengqa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqengqeleka
EnglishExample: It is your turn to roll the dice.
XhosaExample: Nguwe ngoku oqengqa idayisi.

WordId: 1529
English: experience
Xhosa: amava
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: She is well experienced in sport.
XhosaExample: Unamava kwezemidlalo.

WordId: 1530
English: journey or trip
Xhosa: uhambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: During the holidays I took a long journey to the Eastern Cape.
XhosaExample: Ngexesha leeholide ndithathe uhambo olude ndisiya eMpuma Koloni.

WordId: 1531
English: rub
Xhosa: hlikihla
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuhlikihla

WordId: 1532
English: massage
Xhosa: phulula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphulula

WordId: 1533
English: tattoo
Xhosa: vamba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuvamba

WordId: 1534
English: jump
Xhosa: xhuma
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuxhuma

WordId: 1535
English: examine
Xhosa: xilonga
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuxilonga
EnglishExample: The patient have not been examined.
XhosaExample: Isigulana asikaxilongwa.

WordId: 1536
English: thorns
Xhosa: ameva
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1537
English: earring
Xhosa: icici
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He has a beautiful earring.
XhosaExample: Unecici elihle.

WordId: 1538
English: toothpaste
Xhosa: intlama yamazinyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1539
English: pregnant
Xhosa: nzima
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: She is pregnant with Daniel's baby.
XhosaExample: Unzima nosana luka Daniel.

WordId: 1540
English: liar
Xhosa: ixoki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1541
English: lines
Xhosa: imigca
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1542
English: chop
Xhosa: nqunqa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukunqunqa
EnglishExample: I chop the carrots.
XhosaExample: Ndinqunqa iminqathe.

WordId: 1543
English: memory
Xhosa: inkumbulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1544
English: miss
Xhosa: khumbula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhumbula
EnglishExample: We miss you at home.
XhosaExample: Siyakukhumbula ekhaya.
WordNote: This refers to 'miss' as in to miss a person, not to fail to hit something or a target.

WordId: 1545
English: treat
Xhosa: phatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukuphatha
EnglishExample: He is treated badly by his parents.
XhosaExample: Uphethwe kakubi ngabazali bakhe.

WordId: 1546
English: blame
Xhosa: sola
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukusola
EnglishExample: Don't blame yourself.
XhosaExample: Sukuzisola.

WordId: 1547
English: liars
Xhosa: amaxoki
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: They are all the same - they are liars.
XhosaExample: Bayafana bonke - bangamaxoki.

WordId: 1548
English: Xhosa
Xhosa: isiXhosa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: IsiXhosa is my mother tongue.
XhosaExample: IsiXhosa lulwimi lwam lwenkobe.
WordNote: This refers to the language.

WordId: 1549
English: Zulu
Xhosa: isiZulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I speak Zulu.
XhosaExample: Ndithetha isiZulu.

WordId: 1550
English: lid
Xhosa: isiciko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Which bin's lid is this?
XhosaExample: Siciko sowuphi umgqomo esi?

WordId: 1551
English: silent
Xhosa: cwaka
EnglishExtra: ideophone
EnglishExample: He entered and they all went silent.
XhosaExample: Wangena bathi cwaka.

WordId: 1552
English: invite
Xhosa: mema
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukumema
EnglishExample: Invite all of your friends!
XhosaExample: Nimeme bonke abahlobo benu!

WordId: 1553
English: invitation
Xhosa: isimemo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1554
English: invitations
Xhosa: izimemo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Give then invitation cards.
XhosaExample: Banike amaphepha ezimemo

WordId: 1555
English: encourage
Xhosa: khuthaza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhuthaza
EnglishExample: He encouraged her by saying that she would succeed.
XhosaExample: Wayemkhuthaza ngokumxelela ukuba uzokuphumelela.

WordId: 1556
English: encouragement
Xhosa: inkuthazo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1557
English: obey
Xhosa: thobela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthobela
EnglishExample: Obey your parents.
XhosaExample: Thobela abazali bakho.

WordId: 1558
English: suffering
Xhosa: ungxunguphalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: In some, it creates happiness. In others, it creates suffering.
XhosaExample: Kwabanye, ludala ulonwabo. Kwabanye, ludala ungxunguphalo.

WordId: 1559
English: accompany
Xhosa: khapha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhapha
EnglishExample: I will accompany her tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Ndizakumkhapha ngomso.

WordId: 1560
English: contribution
Xhosa: igalelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: His contribution is important.
XhosaExample: Igalelo lakhe libalulekile.

WordId: 1561
English: usually
Xhosa: hlala
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhlala
EnglishExample: Water is usually blue.
XhosaExample: Amanzi ahlala eblowu.
WordNote: This form of "hlala" is an auxiliary verb followed by the participial, and means "usually", "often", or "always"

WordId: 1562
English: smoke
Xhosa: tshaya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutshaya
EnglishExample: I don't smoke at all, because it messes up your lungs.
XhosaExample: Anditshayi tu, ngoba kumosha imiphunga.

WordId: 1563
English: come closer
Xhosa: sondela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukusondela
EnglishExample: Come closer, friends.
XhosaExample: Sondelani, bahlobo.

WordId: 1564
English: problem
Xhosa: inkathazo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Inkathazo refers to troubles in life.

WordId: 1565
English: darling
Xhosa: udali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1566
English: analyse
Xhosa: hlalutya
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuhlalutya
EnglishExample: Analyse this poem and answer the questions that follow.
XhosaExample: Hlalutya lo mbongo uphendule imibizo elandelayo.

WordId: 1567
English: otherwise
Xhosa: kungenjalo
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I need to work, otherwise I will run out of money.
XhosaExample: Kufuneka ndisebenze, kungenjalo ndizophelelwa yimali.

WordId: 1568
English: even if
Xhosa: nokuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I will succeed even if they say I will fail.
XhosaExample: Ndizophumelela nokuba bathi ndizokutshona.

WordId: 1569
English: therefore
Xhosa: ngoko ke
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood
EnglishExample: I have no money, therefore I must work.
XhosaExample: Ndiphelelwe yimali, ngoko ke kufuneka ndisebenze.

WordId: 1570
English: rather than
Xhosa: kunokuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by subjunctive mood
EnglishExample: I prefer to run rather than to drive.
XhosaExample: Ndikhetha ukubaleka kunokuba ndiqhube.

WordId: 1571
English: before
Xhosa: phambi kokuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by subjunctive mood
EnglishExample: Wash before you leave.
XhosaExample: Hlamba phambi kokuba umke.

WordId: 1572
English: expensive
Xhosa: duru
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Food is expensive.
XhosaExample: Ukutya kuduru.

WordId: 1573
English: cheap
Xhosa: tshiphu
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Plastic is cheap.
XhosaExample: Iplastiki itshiphu.

WordId: 1574
English: bean
Xhosa: imbotyi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1575
English: operate
Xhosa: qhaqha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhaqha
EnglishExample: They will operate her tomorrow.
XhosaExample: Baza kumqhaqha ngomso.

WordId: 1576
English: link
Xhosa: ikhonkco
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: ? Needs translation. It was submitted incorrectly.
This (??) is a link between students.
XhosaExample: Lo mbutho ulikhonkco phakathi kwabafundi.

WordId: 1577
English: line
Xhosa: umgca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1578
English: jealousy
Xhosa: umona
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1579
English: Afrikaans
Xhosa: isiBhulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1580
English: lids
Xhosa: iziciko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1581
English: scold
Xhosa: ngxolisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukungxolisa

WordId: 1582
English: challenge
Xhosa: umceli-mngeni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Which challenge are you facing?
XhosaExample: Ujongene nowuphi umceli-mngeni?

WordId: 1583
English: challenges
Xhosa: imiceli-mngeni
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1584
English: be important
Xhosa: baluleka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubaluleka
EnglishExample: If you are walking alone at night, it is important to tell others.
XhosaExample: Xa uhamba wedwa ebusuku, kubalulekile ukuxelela abanye.

WordId: 1585
English: until
Xhosa: de
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by subjunctive mood
EnglishExample: I will walk until I arrive.
XhosaExample: Ndizohamba ngeenyawo de ndifike.

WordId: 1586
English: instead of
Xhosa: endaweni yokuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by subjunctive mood
EnglishExample: They are always playing games instead of developing their minds.
XhosaExample: Bamana bedlala imidlalo endaweni yokuba bapuhlise iingqondo zabo.

WordId: 1587
English: as
Xhosa: njengokuba
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: As you know, food is expensive.
XhosaExample: Njengokuba nisazi, ukutya kuduru.

WordId: 1588
English: that is why
Xhosa: yiyo loo nto
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by participial mood
EnglishExample: He is injured, that is why he is not playing.
XhosaExample: Wenzakele, yiyo loo nto engadlali.

WordId: 1589
English: Sweat
Xhosa: Umbilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: um-bi-lo - noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Wipe sweat off forehead.
XhosaExample: Ukusula umbilo ebunzi.

WordId: 1590
English: weeds
Xhosa: ukhula
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Prepare the field and remove the weeds.
XhosaExample: Lungisela intsimi ususe ukhula.

WordId: 1591
English: beans
Xhosa: iimbotyi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1592
English: idea
Xhosa: umbono
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1593
English: horn
Xhosa: uphondo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1594
English: horns
Xhosa: iimpondo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1595
English: shell
Xhosa: iqokobhe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1596
English: shells
Xhosa: amaqokobhe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1597
English: tail
Xhosa: umsila
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: A dassie does not have a tail.
XhosaExample: Imbila ayinamsila.

WordId: 1598
English: tails
Xhosa: imisila
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1599
English: dassie
Xhosa: imbila
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1600
English: dassies
Xhosa: iimbila
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1601
English: chameleon
Xhosa: ulovane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1602
English: scratch
Xhosa: onwaya
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukonwaya
EnglishExample: He scratched his head as he thought.
XhosaExample: Wonwaya intloko logama ecinga.

WordId: 1603
English: skin
Xhosa: isikhumba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This mostly refers to animal skin.

WordId: 1604
English: bucket
Xhosa: iemere
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1605
English: porridge
Xhosa: isidudu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1606
English: peep
Xhosa: kroba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukroba
EnglishExample: He peeped through the window.
XhosaExample: Wakroba ngefestile.

WordId: 1607
English: just
Xhosa: sandula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukusandula
EnglishExample: I have just arrived.
XhosaExample: Ndisandula ukufika.
WordNote: This is followed by an infinitive verb.

WordId: 1608
English: boast
Xhosa: qhayisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhayisa

WordId: 1609
English: trick
Xhosa: qhatha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqhatha
EnglishExample: He tricked everyone!
XhosaExample: Waqatha wonke umntu!

WordId: 1610
English: owe
Xhosa: tyala
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutyala
EnglishExample: He owes me a lot of money.
XhosaExample: Uyandityala imali eninzi.

WordId: 1611
English: laziness
Xhosa: ubuvila
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1612
English: monster
Xhosa: irhamncwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1613
English: round
Xhosa: ngqukuva
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1614
English: creature
Xhosa: isidalwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1615
English: creatures
Xhosa: izidalwa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1616
English: create
Xhosa: dala
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukudala
EnglishExample: In some, love creates happiness.
XhosaExample: Kwabanye, uthando ludala ulonwaba.

WordId: 1617
English: become sure
Xhosa: qiniseka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuqiniseka
EnglishExample: I am not sure - maybe tomorrow?
XhosaExample: Andiqinisekanga - mhlawumbi ngomso?

WordId: 1618
English: shine
Xhosa: khazimla
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukukhazimla

WordId: 1619
English: circle
Xhosa: isangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1620
English: circles
Xhosa: izangqa
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1621
English: trunk
Xhosa: isikhondo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This refers to a tree trunk

WordId: 1622
English: trunks
Xhosa: izikhondo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
WordNote: This refers to tree trunks.

WordId: 1623
English: whisper
Xhosa: sebeza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukusebeza

WordId: 1624
English: hunt
Xhosa: zingela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuzingela

WordId: 1625
English: stretch
Xhosa: tweza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukutweza

WordId: 1626
English: drag
Xhosa: rhuqa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukurhuqa

WordId: 1627
English: grab
Xhosa: xhakamfula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuxhakamfula

WordId: 1628
English: forever
Xhosa: ngonaphakade
EnglishExtra: adverb

WordId: 1629
English: laughter
Xhosa: isiqhazolo sentsini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1630
English: laughter
Xhosa: intsini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1631
English: sound
Xhosa: isandi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1632
English: sounds
Xhosa: izandi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1633
English: tuck
Xhosa: qhusheka
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuqhusheka

WordId: 1634
English: sprout
Xhosa: ntshula
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuntshula

WordId: 1635
English: dew
Xhosa: umbethe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1636
English: burp
Xhosa: bhodla
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukubhodla

WordId: 1637
English: escape
Xhosa: qhwesha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuqhwesha
EnglishExample: The prisoners are escaping!
XhosaExample: Ababanjwa bayaqwesha!

WordId: 1638
English: snail
Xhosa: inkumba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1639
English: snails
Xhosa: iinkumba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1640
English: bug
Xhosa: isinambuzane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1641
English: contributions
Xhosa: amagalelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1642
English: whereas
Xhosa: kanti
EnglishExtra: conjunction
XhosaExtra: conjunction - followed by indicative mood

WordId: 1643
English: bugs
Xhosa: izinambuzane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1644
English: bruises
Xhosa: imigruzuko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1645
English: bruise
Xhosa: umgruzuko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1646
English: slip
Xhosa: tyiblika
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukutyibilika

WordId: 1647
English: beat
Xhosa: ngongoza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukungongoza
WordNote: Refers to the beating of a heart.

WordId: 1648
English: shake
Xhosa: ngcangcazela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukungcangcazela

WordId: 1649
English: magic
Xhosa: umlingo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1650
English: habit
Xhosa: isiqhelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1651
English: crawl
Xhosa: rhubuluza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukurhubuluza

WordId: 1652
English: convenience store
Xhosa: ivenkile elunqile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There is a convenience store on the corner.
XhosaExample: Kukho ivenkile elunqile edolweni.

WordId: 1653
English: sadness
Xhosa: ubuhlungu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1654
English: become anxious
Xhosa: kuxhalaba
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuxhalaba
EnglishExample: I am anxious because of the test.
XhosaExample: Ndixhalabile ngenxa yovavanyo.

WordId: 1655
English: moth
Xhosa: ivivingane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1656
English: moths
Xhosa: amavivingane
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1657
English: traffic
Xhosa: ingxinano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1658
English: mud
Xhosa: udaka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1659
English: habits
Xhosa: iziqhelo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1660
English: surround
Xhosa: ngqonga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukungqonga
EnglishExample: The shadows surrounded him.
XhosaExample: Amathunzi ayemngqonga.

WordId: 1661
English: slime
Xhosa: udaka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1662
English: crowd
Xhosa: ngqonga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukungqonga
EnglishExample: He was crowded by the many people.
XhosaExample: Ungonqwe ngabantu abaninzi.

WordId: 1663
English: become irritated
Xhosa: caphuka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukucaphuka

WordId: 1664
English: irritate
Xhosa: caphukisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucaphukisa

WordId: 1665
English: slice
Xhosa: isilayi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1666
English: slices
Xhosa: izilayi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1667
English: judge
Xhosa: gweba
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugweba
EnglishExample: What are you judging him for?
XhosaExample: Umgwebelani?

WordId: 1668
English: rolling
Xhosa: qengqeleka
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqengqeleka

WordId: 1669
English: operate
Xhosa: tyanda
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutyanda

WordId: 1670
English: additive inverse
Xhosa: umguqulelwa wesongezo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1671
English: abscissa
Xhosa: i-abscissa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1672
English: absolute frequency
Xhosa: ukuphinda-phinda okupheleleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1673
English: absolute value
Xhosa: ixabiso elipheleleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1674
English: accuracy
Xhosa: ukuchaneka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1675
English: acute angle
Xhosa: i-engile ebazileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1676
English: addition
Xhosa: udibaniso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1677
English: additive
Xhosa: isongezo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1678
English: algebra
Xhosa: i-aljibra
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1679
English: algebraic expression
Xhosa: imbonakalo ye-aljibra
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1680
English: algebra of regression
Xhosa: ukubuyumva kwe-aljibra
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1681
English: angle
Xhosa: i-engile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1682
English: approximation
Xhosa: ukusondeza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1683
English: area
Xhosa: i-eriya
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1684
English: arithmetic mean
Xhosa: umndilili wezibalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1685
English: association
Xhosa: unxulumano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1686
English: associative property
Xhosa: uphawu olunxulumanisayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1687
English: asymptote
Xhosa: i-asymptote
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1688
English: average
Xhosa: umndilili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1689
English: axis
Xhosa: umgca ohamba embindini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1690
English: axes
Xhosa: imigca ehamba embindini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1691
English: bar chart
Xhosa: itshati yezitena
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1692
English: bar graph
Xhosa: igrafu yezitena
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1693
English: base
Xhosa: isisekelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1694
English: baseline
Xhosa: umgca wentsusa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1695
English: bias
Xhosa: ukuthambekela bucala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1696
English: binomial
Xhosa: amagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1697
English: binomial approximation
Xhosa: ukusondeza amagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1698
English: binomial coeffecient
Xhosa: inani elandisayo lamagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1699
English: binomial distribution
Xhosa: usasazo lwamagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1700
English: binomial process
Xhosa: inkqubo yamagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1701
English: binomial theorem
Xhosa: imbonakalo engqinelwa zizizathu yamagama amabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1702
English: bivariate
Xhosa: ubuninzi obutshintsha kabini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1703
English: cartesian coordinates
Xhosa: izilungelelanisi ze-cartesian
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1704
English: cartesian plane
Xhosa: isityaba se-Cartesian
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1705
English: case
Xhosa: isehlo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1706
English: categorical data
Xhosa: i-data ngokodidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1707
English: subject
Xhosa: umlingwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1708
English: straight angle
Xhosa: i-engile engqalileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1709
English: product
Xhosa: isiphumo sophindaphindo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1710
English: Proportion
Xhosa: ulwalamano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1711
English: quadrant
Xhosa: ikota yesangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1712
English: Ray
Xhosa: Umtha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1713
English: Real Numbers
Xhosa: Amanani Wonkwenyani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1714
English: Reduced form
Xhosa: imo enciphisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1715
English: Relation
Xhosa: Unxulumano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1716
English: Residual
Xhosa: Intsalela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1717
English: Sample
Xhosa: Isampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1718
English: set
Xhosa: iseti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1719
English: Reading
Xhosa: Ukufunda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - Read

WordId: 1720
English: sample maximum
Xhosa: eyona sampuli inkulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1721
English: census
Xhosa: ubalo lwabantu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1722
English: central limit theorem
Xhosa: itheyoram yomda osembindini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1723
English: chord
Xhosa: umgca ocanda isangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1724
English: circle interior
Xhosa: umphakathi wesangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1725
English: circumference
Xhosa: ubude besazinge
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1726
English: class
Xhosa: udidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1727
English: class frequency
Xhosa: ukuphinda-phinda kodidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1728
English: class interval
Xhosa: isithuba sodidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1729
English: coefficient
Xhosa: inani elandisayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1730
English: coefficient of correlation
Xhosa: inani elandisayo lonxulumano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1731
English: coefficient of determination
Xhosa: inani elandisayo lokumisela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1732
English: coefficient of variation
Xhosa: inani elandisayo lotshintsho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1733
English: common logarithm
Xhosa: ilogaridhimu eqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1734
English: commutative property
Xhosa: uphawu lolungelelwano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1735
English: complement of a set
Xhosa: isongezo sokuzalisa sesethi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1736
English: complementary angles
Xhosa: ii-engile zesongezo sokuzalisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1737
English: complex fraction
Xhosa: iqhezu elixananazileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1738
English: complex fraction
Xhosa: iqhekeza elintsokothileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1739
English: composite number
Xhosa: inani elidityanisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1740
English: compute
Xhosa: ukuthelekela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1741
English: conditional equation
Xhosa: i-ikhweyizhini yoxhomekeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1742
English: confidence interval
Xhosa: isithuba sentembeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1743
English: confidence interval of the mean
Xhosa: isithuba sentembeko somndilili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1744
English: confidence interval for the proportion
Xhosa: isithuba sentembeko solwalamano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1745
English: confidence level
Xhosa: umgangatho wentembeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1746
English: confidence limits
Xhosa: imida yentembeko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1747
English: consistent equation system
Xhosa: inkqubo engaguquguqukiyo ye-ikhweyizhini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1748
English: constant
Xhosa: engaguqukiyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1749
English: construct
Xhosa: akha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukwakha

WordId: 1750
English: contingency table
Xhosa: uluhlu lwento enokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1751
English: continuous
Xhosa: qhubekayo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1752
English: continuous data
Xhosa: i-data eqhubekayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1753
English: contradiction
Xhosa: impikiswano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1754
English: coordinate
Xhosa: isilungelelanisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1755
English: correlation
Xhosa: unxulumano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1756
English: coordinates
Xhosa: izilungelelanisi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1757
English: coordinate plane
Xhosa: isilungelelanisi sesityaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1758
English: coordinate system
Xhosa: inkqubo yesilungelelanisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1759
English: correlation coefficient
Xhosa: unxulumano lwenani elandisayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1760
English: counting numbers
Xhosa: amanani wokubala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1761
English: critical region
Xhosa: ummandla obalulekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1762
English: factor
Xhosa: ifektha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1763
English: factoring
Xhosa: ukwenza ifektha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - to factoring/factorise

WordId: 1764
English: finite
Xhosa: Enesiphelo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1765
English: first degree equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini yeqondo lokuqala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1766
English: Five-number summary
Xhosa: Isishwankathelo samanani amahlanu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1767
English: Formula
Xhosa: Ifomula/amagama asetyenziswa qho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1768
English: formulae
Xhosa: iiformula
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1769
English: frequency
Xhosa: ubuninzi bokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1770
English: frequency distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lophindaphindo lokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1771
English: function
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1772
English: Geometric distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lwejometri
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1773
English: Graph
Xhosa: Igrafu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1774
English: Growth curve
Xhosa: Ukukhula kwegophe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1775
English: Hexagon
Xhosa: Unxantathu ovalekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1776
English: histogram
Xhosa: itshathi yamaxande
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1777
English: Horizontal line
Xhosa: Umgca onqamlezileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1778
English: Hypotenuse
Xhosa: Icala elide lonxantathu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1779
English: hypothesis
Xhosa: ingcinga ethathwa njengenyani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1780
English: Radical
Xhosa: Ingcambu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1781
English: Hypergeometric distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo olukhulu lwejometri
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1782
English: Radical Expression
Xhosa: Imbonakalo equlethe ingcambu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1783
English: Radical Sign
Xhosa: Uphawu lwengcambu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1784
English: Rank
Xhosa: Indawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1785
English: Ratio
Xhosa: Umlinganiselo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1786
English: Rational Numbers
Xhosa: Amanani anengqiqo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1787
English: Rationalise
Xhosa: qiqa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuqiqa

WordId: 1788
English: Range
Xhosa: Uluhlu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1789
English: Randomly
Xhosa: Ngokungenamkhethe
EnglishExtra: adverb

WordId: 1790
English: Random Sample
Xhosa: Isampuli engenamkhethe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1791
English: Random
Xhosa: Nakanjani
EnglishExtra: adverb

WordId: 1792
English: Quadrat
Xhosa: isahlulo esibandakanya isikwere
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1793
English: Qualitative Data
Xhosa: Idatha yobuninzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1794
English: Quantity
Xhosa: Ubungakanani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1795
English: Quota Sampling
Xhosa: Ukuthatha isampuli yesabelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1796
English: Pythagorean theorem
Xhosa: Itheyorem kaPythagoras
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1797
English: Quadratic Equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini ebandakanya isangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1798
English: Quadrilateral
Xhosa: isazobe ezinamacala amane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1799
English: Qualitative variable
Xhosa: Into etshintshayo yobulunga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1800
English: Quotient
Xhosa: Isiphumo Solwahlulohlulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1801
English: Radicant
Xhosa: Umgama ukusuka kwincam yesangqa ukuya embindini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1802
English: Radius
Xhosa: Ireyidiyasi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1803
English: Random Experiment
Xhosa: Umfuniselo Ongenamkhethe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 1804
English: Reciprocal
Xhosa: Ukufana macala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1805
English: Regression
Xhosa: Ukubuyumva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1806
English: become hurt
Xhosa: khathazeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: I am hurt.
XhosaExample: Ndikhathazekile.

WordId: 1807
English: Ordinate
Xhosa: Umgca osisilungelelanisi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1808
English: ordered pair
Xhosa: isibini esihleliweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1809
English: one-to-one function
Xhosa: umsebenzi wamaxabiso afanayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1810
English: One-sided alternative
Xhosa: Isichasi secala elinye
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1811
English: zero exponent
Xhosa: inani lokuziphindaphinda lika-zero
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1812
English: Y-intercepts
Xhosa: izithinteli zika-Y
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1813
English: Y- Coordinates
Xhosa: Ulungelelwano luka-y
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1814
English: Variability
Xhosa: Ukutshintsheka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1815
English: variable
Xhosa: tshintshayo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1816
English: Y-Axis
Xhosa: i-eksi ka y
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1817
English: X- Interceptors
Xhosa: Izithinteli zika- X
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1818
English: X- Coordinate
Xhosa: Ulungelelwano luka-x
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1819
English: X- Axis
Xhosa: i-Eksi ka-X
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1820
English: whole numbers
Xhosa: Amanani apheleleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1821
English: volume
Xhosa: umthamo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
WordNote: Amount or quantity.

WordId: 1822
English: Vertical line
Xhosa: Umgca othe Nkqo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1823
English: vertex
Xhosa: incam
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1824
English: Venn Diagram
Xhosa: Isazobe se-venn
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1825
English: Vector
Xhosa: Ubuninzi obunobukhulu nembombo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1826
English: Variation
Xhosa: ukutshintshatshintsha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1827
English: Varience
Xhosa: Ukwahluka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1828
English: Upper Quartile
Xhosa: Isine esingaphezulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1829
English: Universal set
Xhosa: iseti jikelele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1830
English: union
Xhosa: umanyano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1831
English: Unconditional probability
Xhosa: Okunekwenzeka okungathandabuzekiyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1832
English: Type II error
Xhosa: Imposiso yohlobo lwesi II
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1833
English: Type I error
Xhosa: Imposiso yohlobo loku I
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1834
English: True Value
Xhosa: Ixabiso lokwenene
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1835
English: True mean
Xhosa: Umndilili wokwenene
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1836
English: Triangle
Xhosa: Unxantathu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1837
English: Trial
Xhosa: Ulingo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
WordNote: stats

WordId: 1838
English: Trapezoid
Xhosa: Itraphizoyidi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1839
English: Transversal
Xhosa: Nqamlezayo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1840
English: Transformation to normality
Xhosa: Inguqu yokuya kwisiqhelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1841
English: Transformation to linearity
Xhosa: Inguqu ukuya kumgca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1842
English: Transformation
Xhosa: Inguqu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1843
English: total variability
Xhosa: itotali yokutshintsha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1844
English: total probability
Xhosa: itotali yokunokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1845
English: Therorem
Xhosa: Itheyorem
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1846
English: test statistics
Xhosa: uvavanyo lwenkcukacha manani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1847
English: Term
Xhosa: Igama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1848
English: Tangent
Xhosa: Ithanjenti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1849
English: system of equations
Xhosa: inkqubo yee- ikhweyijini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1850
English: Symmetric distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lokulingana macala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1851
English: Symmetrical
Xhosa: ngokulingana macala
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1852
English: Symmetric
Xhosa: Ulingano macala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1853
English: survey
Xhosa: uphando
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1854
English: Supplementary angles
Xhosa: ii-Engile zesongezo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1855
English: Summation
Xhosa: Ukudibanisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1856
English: sum
Xhosa: isiphumo sokudibanisa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1857
English: Subtraction
Xhosa: Uthabatho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1858
English: subtract
Xhosa: thabatha
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuthabatha

WordId: 1859
English: Substitution
Xhosa: Ubambelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1860
English: subset
Xhosa: isetana kwiseti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1861
English: Subjective Probability
Xhosa: Okunekwenzeka ngokokwakho
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1862
English: Stratified sampling
Xhosa: Ukuthatha isampuli ngemigangatho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1863
English: stem-and-leaf plot
Xhosa: uyilo yesiqu negqabi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1864
English: stem-and-leaf diagram
Xhosa: umzobo wesiqu negqabi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1865
English: statically significant
Xhosa: ebalulekileyo ngokwenkcukacha manani
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1866
English: statistics
Xhosa: iinkcukacha manani
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1867
English: statistical methods
Xhosa: Iindlela zenkcukacha manani
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1868
English: statistic
Xhosa: inkcukacha manani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1869
English: standard notation
Xhosa: ubhalo lwamanani olusemgangathweni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1870
English: standard normal distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lwesiqhelo olusemgangathweni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1871
English: standard deviation
Xhosa: uphambuko olusemgangathweni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1872
English: Square root
Xhosa: Isikweruthi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1873
English: Spatial sampling
Xhosa: ukuthatha isampuli yendawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1874
English: Solution
Xhosa: Isisombululo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1875
English: Slope-intercept form
Xhosa: Imo yokuthintela ithambeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1876
English: slope
Xhosa: Ithambeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1877
English: Skewness
Xhosa: Ubugoso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1878
English: simple regression
Xhosa: ukubuya umva okulula
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1879
English: simple random sample
Xhosa: Isampuli elula engenamkhethe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1880
English: simple linear regression
Xhosa: umgca olula wokubuya umva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1881
English: significant
Xhosa: balulekileyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1882
English: significance test
Xhosa: uvavanyo lokubaluleka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1883
English: significance level
Xhosa: umgangatho wokubaluleka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1884
English: signed number
Xhosa: inani elityikityiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1885
English: Set theory
Xhosa: Ithiyori yeseti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1886
English: Secant
Xhosa: Umgca ogqitha kwiincam ezimbini zesangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1887
English: scientific notation
Xhosa: ubhalo lwamanani lwenzululwazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1888
English: scatter plot
Xhosa: uyilo lokusasazeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1889
English: scattergram
Xhosa: umzobo wokusasaza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1890
English: Scalene triangle
Xhosa: unxantathu onamacala alinganayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1891
English: sampling without replacement
Xhosa: ukuthatha isampuli ngaphandle kokuthathela indawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1892
English: sampling with replacement
Xhosa: ukuthatha isampuli ngokuthathela indawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1893
English: sampling variability
Xhosa: ukutshintsha kwesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1894
English: sampling distribution
Xhosa: usasazo lokuthatha isampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1895
English: sampling
Xhosa: ukuthatha isampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1896
English: sample standard deviation
Xhosa: ukuphambuka komgangatho wesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1897
English: sample variance
Xhosa: ukungavani kwesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1898
English: sample survey
Xhosa: uphando lwesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1899
English: sample space
Xhosa: isithuba sesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1900
English: sample size
Xhosa: ubukhulu besampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1901
English: sample mean
Xhosa: umndilili wesampuli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1902
English: root sign
Xhosa: uphawu lwengcambu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1903
English: Sample correlation coefficient
Xhosa: Inani elandisayo lesampulu yonxulumano
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1904
English: Right-angled triangle
Xhosa: Unxantathu olidolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1905
English: right angle
Xhosa: unxantathu olidolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1906
English: Observations
Xhosa: iingqwalaselo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1907
English: Obtuse angle
Xhosa: I-engile evulekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1908
English: Natural numbers
Xhosa: Amanani endalo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1909
English: Negative binomial distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lwamanani amabini angaphantsi koziro
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1910
English: Negative binomial theorem
Xhosa: Itheyorem yamanani amabini angaphantsi koziro
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1911
English: Normal approximation
Xhosa: Usondezo oluqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1912
English: Normal distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo oluqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1913
English: origin
Xhosa: intsusa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1914
English: Outlying values
Xhosa: Amaxabiso akude nombindi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1915
English: Outlier
Xhosa: Into ekude nombindi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1916
English: parabola
Xhosa: iparabola
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1917
English: Parallel lines
Xhosa: Imigca enxuseneyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1918
English: Parallelogram
Xhosa: Ipharalelogramu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1919
English: Parameter
Xhosa: Ubuninzi obungatshintshiyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1920
English: peak
Xhosa: incopho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: You will find snow at the peak of the mountain.
XhosaExample: Uzofumana ikhephu encotsheni yentaba.

WordId: 1921
English: Outcome
Xhosa: Isiphumo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1922
English: pentagon
Xhosa: unxa-ntlanu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1923
English: Percent
Xhosa: Ipesenti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1924
English: Percentage
Xhosa: Ipesenteji
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1925
English: Odd number
Xhosa: Inani elingumnqakathi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1926
English: Normal equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini eqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1927
English: Normal curve
Xhosa: Igophe eliqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1928
English: Notation
Xhosa: Ubhalo lwamanani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1929
English: null set
Xhosa: isethi enguziro
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1930
English: null hypothesis
Xhosa: ingcinga ethatha njengenyani enguziro
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1931
English: numerator
Xhosa: inyumereyitha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1932
English: Numerical coefficient
Xhosa: Eyenani elandisayo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1933
English: Numerical value
Xhosa: Ixabiso lenani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1934
English: Observed value
Xhosa: Ixabiso eliqwalaselweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1935
English: Observed range
Xhosa: Uluhlu oluqwalaselweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1936
English: Observed number
Xhosa: Inani eliqwalaselweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1937
English: Observed frequencies
Xhosa: Ubuninzi obuqwalaselweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1938
English: Percentile
Xhosa: Ixabiso elitshintshayo lokwahlula abemi ngama-100
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1939
English: Perfect square
Xhosa: Isikwere esifezekileyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1940
English: Permutation
Xhosa: Inguquko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1941
English: Perpendicular lines
Xhosa: Imigca ethe nkqo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1942
English: Pie chart
Xhosa: Itshathi esisangqa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1943
English: Place value
Xhosa: Ixabiso lendawo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1944
English: Residual standard deviation
Xhosa: ukuphambuka komgangatho wentsalela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1945
English: representative sample
Xhosa: isampuli yommeli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1946
English: relative frequency
Xhosa: ubuninzi bokwenzeka obuthelekisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 1947
English: rejection region
Xhosa: ummandla wokulahla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1948
English: regression model
Xhosa: umzekelo wokubuya umva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1949
English: regression line
Xhosa: Umgca wokubuya umva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1950
English: regression equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini yokubuyumva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1951
English: Regression coefficient
Xhosa: inani elandisayo lokubuyumva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1952
English: Regression analysis
Xhosa: uhlalutyo lobuyumva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1953
English: Randomly selected
Xhosa: khethwe ngokungenamkhethe
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1954
English: hypothesis test
Xhosa: uvavanyo lwengcinga ethathwa njengenyani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1955
English: Random variable
Xhosa: into etshintsha nakanjani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1956
English: Quartile
Xhosa: Naliphi lamaxabiso amane elahlula abemi ukuba ngamaqela amane alinganayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1957
English: hypothesis testing
Xhosa: ukuvavanya ingcinga ethathwa njengenyani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1958
English: imaginary number
Xhosa: inani elisengqondweni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1959
English: identity
Xhosa: isaziso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1961
English: Number
Xhosa: Inombolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1962
English: improper fraction
Xhosa: Iqhezu elinentloko enkulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1963
English: Inconsistent
Xhosa: Engangqinelaniyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1965
English: be independent
Xhosa: zimela
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuzimela

WordId: 1966
English: Independent events
Xhosa: iziganeko ezizimeleyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1967
English: Independent Event
Xhosa: isiganeko esizimeleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1968
English: Independent variables
Xhosa: Izinto ezitshintshayo ezizimeleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1969
English: inequality
Xhosa: ukungalingani
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1970
English: integer
Xhosa: i-inteja
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1971
English: Integral
Xhosa: Efunekayo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1972
English: Integrand
Xhosa: Into efunekayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1973
English: intercept method
Xhosa: indlela yokuthintela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1974
English: Interquartile range
Xhosa: Uluhlu lwezahlulo ezine
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1975
English: Intersection
Xhosa: Ukunqumlana/ ukunqamleza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1976
English: Inverse
Xhosa: Umguqulelwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1977
English: Inverse proportion
Xhosa: Ulwalamano lokuguqulela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 1978
English: interval
Xhosa: isithuba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1979
English: Irrational numbers
Xhosa: Amanani angenangqiqo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1980
English: Isosceles triangle
Xhosa: Unxantathu onamacala amabini alinganayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 1981
English: Joint variation
Xhosa: Ukudibana kwezinto ezitshintshayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1982
English: Least common multiple
Xhosa: Esona siphindwa siphantsi siqhelekileyo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 1983
English: Least Squares
Xhosa: Ezona zikwere ziphantsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1984
English: Legs
Xhosa: Amacala onxantathu olidolo /i-engile elidolo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1986
English: Like Terms
Xhosa: amagama afanayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1987
English: Linear equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini yomgca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1988
English: Linear function
Xhosa: Umsebenzi womgca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1989
English: Linear regression
Xhosa: Ukubuyumva komgca
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1990
English: Literal equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini eneentlobontlobo zamalungu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1991
English: Logarithm
Xhosa: ilogaridhimu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1992
English: Logarithmic transformation
Xhosa: Inguqu yelogaridhimu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 1993
English: Logistic curve
Xhosa: Igophe lobuchule
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1994
English: Logistic growth curve
Xhosa: Ukukhula kwegophe lobuchule
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 1995
English: Lower quartile
Xhosa: Isine esiphantsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1996
English: lowest terms
Xhosa: awona magama aphantsi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 1997
English: Mathematical model
Xhosa: Umzekelo wemathematika
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 1998
English: matrix
Xhosa: isakhelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 1999
English: Matrix algebra
Xhosa: isakhelo sealijibra
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2000
English: mean
Xhosa: iavereji
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2001
English: Mean diameter
Xhosa: umndilili wedayamitha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2002
English: mean mass
Xhosa: umndilili wobunzima
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2003
English: measure
Xhosa: umlinganiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2004
English: Plane
Xhosa: Isityaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2005
English: point
Xhosa: ipoyinti
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2006
English: Poisson distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo lwePoisson
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2007
English: Poisson process
Xhosa: Inkqubo ye-Poisson
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2008
English: Poisson random variable
Xhosa: Utshintsho nakanjani lwePoisson
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2009
English: polygon
Xhosa: unxaninzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2010
English: Polynomial
Xhosa: Enamani amaninzi e-aljibra
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 2011
English: Polynomial equation
Xhosa: I-ikhweyizhini yamanani amaninzi e-aljibra
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2012
English: Pooled estimate
Xhosa: Uqikelelo oludityanisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2013
English: Population
Xhosa: Amalungu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2014
English: Population
Xhosa: Abemi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba

WordId: 2015
English: Natural logarithm
Xhosa: ilogaridhimu yendalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2016
English: Mutually exclusive events
Xhosa: Iziganeko ezikhetheke ngokufanayo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2017
English: population mean
Xhosa: umndilili wabemi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2018
English: Population standard deviation
Xhosa: Uphambuko lomgangatho wabemi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2019
English: Population variance
Xhosa: Utshintsho lwabemi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2020
English: Precision
Xhosa: Ukuthi nkqo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 2021
English: Prediction interval
Xhosa: Isithuba sokuxela kwangaphambili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2022
English: Predictor
Xhosa: Umxeli kwangaphambili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2023
English: Predictor variable
Xhosa: Utshintsho lomxeli kwangaphambili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2024
English: Prime Number
Xhosa: Inani elingenakwahlulwa kwakhona
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2025
English: Probability
Xhosa: Okunokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 2026
English: Probability density function
Xhosa: Umsebenzi wengxinano enokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2027
English: Probability distribution
Xhosa: Usasazo olunokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2028
English: Probability function
Xhosa: Umsebenzi onokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2029
English: Probability mass function
Xhosa: Umsebenzi wobuninzi onokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2030
English: Probability theory
Xhosa: Itheyori yokunokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2031
English: Mutually exclusive sets
Xhosa: iisethi ezikhetheke ngokufanayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2032
English: Multiply
Xhosa: phindaphinda
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphindaphinda

WordId: 2033
English: Multiplier
Xhosa: Isiphindaphindi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2034
English: Multiplication
Xhosa: Uphindaphindo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu

WordId: 2035
English: Multiple regression
Xhosa: Ukubuyumva kwesiphindwa
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 2036
English: Multinomial coefficient
Xhosa: Inani elandisayo lamanani amaninzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2037
English: Multinomial
Xhosa: Eyamanani amaninzi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 2038
English: Monomial
Xhosa: Eyenani elinye le-aljibra
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)

WordId: 2039
English: Mode
Xhosa: Imo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2040
English: Mixed number
Xhosa: Amanani axubeneyo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2041
English: median
Xhosa: umbindi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2042
English: fear
Xhosa: uloyiko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I like fear.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda uloyiko.
WordNote: This is an abstract noun.

WordId: 2043
English: a lot
Xhosa: kakhulu
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Thanks a lot.
XhosaExample: Enkosi kakhulu.

WordId: 2044
English: amen
Xhosa: camagu
EnglishExtra: interjection
EnglishExample: Amen!
XhosaExample: Camagu!
WordNote: Camagu is also often used to thank traditional healers. Thus, it does not have an exclusively Christian connotation.

WordId: 2045
English: apple
Xhosa: i-apile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I want to eat an apple.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna ukutya i-apile.

WordId: 2046
English: apples
Xhosa: ama-apile
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I like to eat apples.
XhosaExample: Ndithanda ukutya ama-apile.

WordId: 2047
English: baboon
Xhosa: imfene
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There is a baboon! Chase it away!
XhosaExample: Kukho imfene! Yigxothe!

WordId: 2048
English: Baboons
Xhosa: iimfene
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I am scared of baboons.
XhosaExample: Ndiyazoyika iimfene.

WordId: 2049
English: ball
Xhosa: ibhola
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: She plays with a ball.
XhosaExample: Udlala ngebhola.

WordId: 2050
English: balls
Xhosa: iibhola
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: They sell balls.
XhosaExample: Bathengisa iibhola.

WordId: 2051
English: beast
Xhosa: isilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: He is a beast!
XhosaExample: Sisilo!

WordId: 2052
English: broom
Xhosa: umtshayelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I use a broom.
XhosaExample: Ndisebenzisa umtshayelo.

WordId: 2053
English: bees
Xhosa: iinyosi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Bees make honey.
XhosaExample: iinyosi zenza ubusi.

WordId: 2054
English: bottle
Xhosa: ibhotile
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: A bottle of wine please.
XhosaExample: Ncidela ibhotile yewayini.

WordId: 2055
English: bee
Xhosa: inyosi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The bee flies away.
XhosaExample: Inyosi ibhabha isimka.

WordId: 2056
English: sharp
Xhosa: bukhali
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Children, beware of these sharp knives so that you do not get hurt.
XhosaExample: Bantwana, lumkelani ezi mela ezibukhali ukuze ningenzakali.
WordNote: This refers to sharp edges as opposed to points (see tsolo)

WordId: 2057
English: sharp
Xhosa: tsolo
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Needles are very sharp!
XhosaExample: Iinaliti zitsolo kakhulu!
WordNote: This refers to objects that are sharp-pointed, as opposed to sharp-edged (see bukhali)

WordId: 2058
English: cupboards
Xhosa: iikhabathi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The cupboards are too small.
XhosaExample: Iikhabhathi zincinci kakhulu.

WordId: 2059
English: cupboard
Xhosa: ikhabathi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I paint the cupboard.
XhosaExample: Ndipeyinta ikhabhathi.

WordId: 2060
English: computer
Xhosa: ikhompyutha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I use the computer.
XhosaExample: Ndisebenzisa ikhompyutha.

WordId: 2061
English: computers
Xhosa: iikhompyutha
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The store sells computers.
XhosaExample: Ivenkile ithengisa iikhompyutha.

WordId: 2062
English: chicken
Xhosa: inkuku
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: We eat chicken.
XhosaExample: Sitya inkukhu.

WordId: 2063
English: chickens
Xhosa: iinkuku
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Chickens lay eggs.
XhosaExample: Iinkuku zibeka amaqanda.

WordId: 2064
English: nature
Xhosa: indalo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Let us respect nature and put our rubbish in the bin.
XhosaExample: Masihloniphe indalo sifake iinkunkuma emgqomeni.

WordId: 2065
English: forest
Xhosa: ihlathi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are many trees in the forest.
XhosaExample: Kukho imithi emininzi ehlathini.

WordId: 2066
English: forests
Xhosa: amahlathi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There are many beautiful forests in South Africa.
XhosaExample: Kukho amahlathi amahle amaninzi emZantsi Afrika.

WordId: 2067
English: humanity
Xhosa: ubuntu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
WordNote: Ubuntu refers also to a philosophy on how people should act toward one another in a community-spirited manner: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_philosophy

WordId: 2068
English: cup
Xhosa: ikomityi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My cup is blue.
XhosaExample: Ikomityi yam iblowu.

WordId: 2069
English: cups
Xhosa: iikomityi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The cups of coffee.
XhosaExample: Iikomityi zekofu.

WordId: 2070
English: subtract
Xhosa: susa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukususa

WordId: 2071
English: vicissitudes
Xhosa: amehlandenyuka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The vicissitudes of life led the once positive man to become cynical and negative.
XhosaExample: Amehlandenyuka amthothobalisa ithemba wasala nencindi ekrakra.

WordId: 2072
English: ups and downs
Xhosa: amehlandenyuka
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2073
English: descend
Xhosa: (i)hla
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuhla
WordNote: This is a latent-i verb.

WordId: 2074
English: date
Xhosa: jola
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukujola
EnglishExample: My boyfriend is dating other girls.
XhosaExample: Iboyfriend yam ijola nezinye iitsheri.
WordNote: Used with na-, e.g. ujola nabani? Who are they dating [with]?

WordId: 2075
English: clock
Xhosa: iwotshi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Do you own a clock?
XhosaExample: Ngaba unayo iwotshi?
WordNote: A watch is also "iwotshi" in isiXhosa.

WordId: 2076
English: clocks
Xhosa: iiwotshi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: They sell clocks.
XhosaExample: Bathengisa iiwotshi.

WordId: 2077
English: stretch
Xhosa: olula
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative transitive verb - ukolula
EnglishExample: Stretch out your hand!
XhosaExample: Yolula isandla sakho!
WordNote: Often used in the passive, e.g. Imilenze yakhe yoluliwe (His/her legs are stretched out)

WordId: 2078
English: claim
Xhosa: banga
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukubanga
EnglishExample: They have not yet claimed their money.
XhosaExample: Abakabangi imali yabo.

WordId: 2079
English: search
Xhosa: phengulula
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuphengulula
EnglishExample: I am still searching the records.
XhosaExample: Ndisaphengulula iirekhodi.

WordId: 2080
English: search
Xhosa: khangela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukhangela
EnglishExample: Gugu wants to search for lost family members.
XhosaExample: UGugu ufuna ukukhangela amalungu osapho alahlekileyo.

WordId: 2081
English: look for
Xhosa: funa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukufuna
EnglishExample: Who are you looking for?
XhosaExample: Ufuna bani?

WordId: 2082
English: long for
Xhosa: rhalela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukurhalela
EnglishExample: I am longing to see her.
XhosaExample: Ndirhalela ukumbona.

WordId: 2083
English: wish for
Xhosa: nqwenelela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukunqwenelela
EnglishExample: We wish you a long marriage!
XhosaExample: Siniqwenelela umtshato omde!

WordId: 2084
English: become common
Xhosa: xhaphaka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuxhaphaka
EnglishExample: These plants are common here.
XhosaExample: Ezi zityalo zixhaphakile apha.

WordId: 2085
English: become widespread
Xhosa: xhaphaka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukuxhapaka

WordId: 2086
English: search
Xhosa: funa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukufuna

WordId: 2087
English: look for
Xhosa: khangela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukukhangela

WordId: 2088
English: flour
Xhosa: umgubo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: úḿgûbo - noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: We are flour from the same bag.
XhosaExample: Singumgumbo wengxow'enye.

WordId: 2089
English: owe money
Xhosa: kweleta
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukukweleta
EnglishExample: People owe money, but they don't have jobs.
XhosaExample: Abantu bayakweleta kodwa abanayo imisebenzi.
WordNote: Used for OWE in Zulu but has been adopted by Xhosa-speakers

WordId: 2090
English: queue
Xhosa: fola
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukufola
EnglishExample: I have been looking for work for a long time - I am not finding work.
XhosaExample: Kudala ndifola andifumani msebenzi.
WordNote: Can also refer to the process of looking for work (because that involves standing in queues)

WordId: 2091
English: crowds
Xhosa: izihlwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: I don’t like big crowds.
XhosaExample: Andizithandi zihlwele ezikhulu.

WordId: 2092
English: crowd
Xhosa: isihlwele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: We are in the crowd.
XhosaExample: Siphakathi kwesihlwele.

WordId: 2093
English: make dirty
Xhosa: ngcolisa
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukungcolisa
EnglishExample: Uyangcolisa indlu yethu.
XhosaExample: He makes our house dirty.

WordId: 2094
English: prayer
Xhosa: umthandazo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Say a prayer.
XhosaExample: Yenza umthandazo.

WordId: 2095
English: prayers
Xhosa: imithandazo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Hear our prayers.
XhosaExample: Yiva imithandazo yethu.

WordId: 2096
English: religion
Xhosa: unqulo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Religion is important to many people.
XhosaExample: Unqulo lubalulekile kubantu abaninzi.

WordId: 2097
English: fossil
Xhosa: isiqina
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2098
English: fossils
Xhosa: iziqina
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Rivers washed the leaves into swamps, where they were buried in sediments and became fossils.
XhosaExample: Amagqabi alo mthi emka nomlambo aya kutyekezeka emigxobhozweni, apho angcwabeka kwintlenga, ajika aziziqina.

WordId: 2099
English: plural
Xhosa: isininzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2100
English: paternal uncle
Xhosa: utatomncini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2101
English: paternal uncles
Xhosa: ootatomncinci
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2102
English: maternal uncle
Xhosa: umalume
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: úmálûme - noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2103
English: maternal uncles
Xhosa: oomalume
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: óomálûme - plural noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2104
English: soccer
Xhosa: ibhola ekhatywayo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2105
English: difference
Xhosa: umahluko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2106
English: parent
Xhosa: umzali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Kufuneka uhloniphe umzali wakho.
XhosaExample: You must respect your parent.

WordId: 2107
English: parents
Xhosa: abazali
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Where are your parents?
XhosaExample: Baphi abazali bakho?

WordId: 2108
English: old man
Xhosa: ixhego
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: There is an old man walking in the road.
XhosaExample: Kukho ixhego elihamba endleleni.

WordId: 2109
English: old woman
Xhosa: ixhegokazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2110
English: pass
Xhosa: gqitha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukugqitha
EnglishExample: Pass the register.
XhosaExample: Gqitha i-register.

WordId: 2111
English: pass away
Xhosa: bhubha
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative intransitive verb - ukubhubha
EnglishExample: My father has passed away.
XhosaExample: Utata wam ubhubhile.
WordNote: “Bhubha” is more of a euphemism than “fa”

WordId: 2112
English: dress
Xhosa: ilokhwe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I love your dress!
XhosaExample: Ndiyayithanda ilokhwe yakho!

WordId: 2113
English: dresses
Xhosa: iilokhwe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Where are your dresses?
XhosaExample: Ziphi iilokhwe zakho?

WordId: 2114
English: future
Xhosa: ikamva
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: We want our children's future to be better.
XhosaExample: Sifuna ukuba ikamva labantwana bethu bungcono.

WordId: 2115
English: greet
Xhosa: bhotisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukubhotisa
EnglishExample: Allow me to greet you, friend.
XhosaExample: Mandibhotise, mhlobo.
WordNote: This comes from the word 'bhota' and can be used in place of 'bulisa'

WordId: 2116
English: situations
Xhosa: iimeko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: All of these situations are bad.
XhosaExample: Zonke ezi meko zimbi.

WordId: 2117
English: clothe, wear (on upper body)
Xhosa: ambatha
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: inchoative verb - ukwambatha
EnglishExample: S/he put on blankets [as a shawl].
XhosaExample: Wambatha iingubo.

WordId: 2118
English: inject
Xhosa: jova
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukujova
EnglishExample: No-one is going to inject me here in my house.
XhosaExample: Akho mntu uzandijova mna apha kwam,.

WordId: 2119
English: untruthfulness
Xhosa: amamenemene
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You are untruthful/deceitful.
XhosaExample: Unamamenemene

WordId: 2120
English: dragon
Xhosa: igongqongqo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: This term is taken from the story of Kholumolumo of the Basotho nation. It was written about a mythological dragon/dinosaur that lived in the Drakensberg mountains destroying everything and was killed by Moshanyana Sankatana.
The igongqongqo is a term used in Xhosa for dragon.

WordId: 2121
English: dragons
Xhosa: amagongqongqo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
WordNote: This term is taken from the story of Kholumolumo of the Basotho nation. It was written about a mythological dragon/dinosaur that lived in the Drakensberg mountains destroying everything and was killed by Moshanyana Sankatana.
The igongqongqo is a term used in Xhosa for dragon.

WordId: 2122
English: moss
Xhosa: imfeyesele
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: These plants were very simple, like moss.
XhosaExample: Ezi zityalo bezizikhulela njee ngokulula kakhulu, njengemfeyesele.

WordId: 2123
English: volcano
Xhosa: intabamlilo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2124
English: expanse of water
Xhosa: isithabazi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Three and half billion years ago, when the Earth was in its infancy, the oceans stretched around the whole planet.
XhosaExample: Xa umhlaba lo wawusaqaleka ukuvela, kwiminyaka ezizigidigidi ezithathu ezinesiqingatha eyadlulayo yayisisithabazi samanzi eelwandle kwisijikelezi-langa.

WordId: 2125
English: grade
Xhosa: ibakala
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I am doing grade six.
XhosaExample: Ndenza ibakala lesithandathu.

WordId: 2126
English: chance
Xhosa: ithuba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You only have one chance.
XhosaExample: Unethuba elinye nje.

WordId: 2127
English: umbindi-mda
Xhosa: equator
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Around two and a half billion years ago, glaciers moved from the poles towards the equator.
XhosaExample: Kwisithuba seminyaka ezizigidigidi ezibini ezinesiqingatha eyadlulayo, iintabamkhenkce zaqalisa ukushukuma, ziphuma kwiincam zehlabathi ezisemantla nasemazantsi, zijolise kuMbindi-mda.

WordId: 2128
English: seashells
Xhosa: oonokrwece
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The first sea shells can be found along the Orange River in the Northern Cape.
XhosaExample: Oonokrwece bokuqala banokufunyanwa ngakumlambo iGqili, eMntla Koloni.

WordId: 2129
English: hiss
Xhosa: tshitshiza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukutshitshiza
EnglishExample: Rivers of hissing lava were created.
XhosaExample: Kwadaleka imilambokazi yomlilo onodaka olutshitshizayo.

WordId: 2130
English: chemical
Xhosa: umchiza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2131
English: river bend
Xhosa: impindo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It falls out of the river wherever it slows down, such as at a bend or the bottom of a waterfall.
XhosaExample: Ithi ke ityekezwe ngumlambo xa imisinga yayo isiya icotha ngokucotha kwiindawo ezifana neempindo zomlambo okanye engxangxasini.
WordNote: Source: F Magqashela, AC Jordan’s book titled Kwezo mpindo zeTsitsa (Along the Bends of the Tsitsa- Lovedale Press, 1974)

WordId: 2132
English: river bends
Xhosa: iimpindo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Source: F Magqashela, AC Jordan’s book titled Kwezo mpindo zeTsitsa (Along the Bends of the Tsitsa- Lovedale Press, 1974)

WordId: 2133
English: Orange River
Xhosa: iGqili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: The first shells can be found along the Orange River in the Northern Cape.
XhosaExample: Oonokrwece bokuqala banokufunyanwa ngakumlambo iGqili, eMntla Koloni.

WordId: 2134
English: chemicals
Xhosa: imichiza
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The rocks also have unusual chemical signals that tell us how the temperature changed.
XhosaExample: La matye aneempawu ezingaqhelekanga zemichiza, echaza indlela aguqu-guquka ngayo amaqondo obushushu.

WordId: 2135
English: Dean
Xhosa: INtloko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Hussein Suleman is the Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of Cape Town.
XhosaExample: UHussein Suleman yiNtloko yeFakalthi yeziFundo zeNzululwazi eYunivesithi yaseKapa.

WordId: 2136
English: low
Xhosa: phantsi
EnglishExtra: adverb
EnglishExample: Our prices are very low.
XhosaExample: Amaxabiso ethu aphantsi kakhulu.

WordId: 2137
English: gender equality
Xhosa: ukulingana ngokwesini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku

WordId: 2138
English: gender
Xhosa: isini
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2139
English: samp
Xhosa: umngqusho
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Samp is a traditional cuisine of the Xhosa people.
XhosaExample: Umngqusho sisidlo sesintu samaXhosa.

WordId: 2140
English: split
Xhosa: canda
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukucanda

WordId: 2141
English: member
Xhosa: ilungu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2142
English: members
Xhosa: amalungu
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2143
English: call
Xhosa: tsalela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutsalela
WordNote: This refers to calling by phone.

WordId: 2144
English: phone
Xhosa: tsalela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukutsalela
EnglishExample: Please phone me in the morning.
XhosaExample: Ndicela unditsalele ekuseni.

WordId: 2145
English: journalism
Xhosa: ubuntatheli
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 2146
English: chances
Xhosa: amathuba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: I have given you many chances.
XhosaExample: Ndikunike amathuba amaninzi.
WordNote: “Amathuba” is the name of UCT’s student learning platform.

WordId: 2147
English: hello
Xhosa: bhota
EnglishExtra: interjection
WordNote: 'Bhota' is generally a more archaic and less frequently used word than 'molo'

WordId: 2148
English: snow
Xhosa: ikhephu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Snow has fallen on the mountain.
XhosaExample: Ikhephu liwile entabeni.

WordId: 2149
English: wet
Xhosa: manzi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: My dress is wet.
XhosaExample: Imanzi ilokhwe yam.

WordId: 2150
English: attack
Xhosa: hlasela
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlasela

WordId: 2151
English: mothertongue
Xhosa: ulwimi lwenkobe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: English is my mothertongue.
XhosaExample: IsiNgesi lulwimi lwam lwenkobe.

WordId: 2152
English: native language
Xhosa: ulwimi lwenkobe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: I can speak isiXhosa, but it is not my native language.
XhosaExample: Ndikwazi ukuthetha isiXhosa, kodwa asilolwimi lwam lwenkobe.

WordId: 2153
English: advertisement
Xhosa: intengiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: I see this advertisement a lot.
XhosaExample: Ndiyabona kakhulu le ntengiso.

WordId: 2154
English: advertisements
Xhosa: iintengiso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There are so many advertisements nowadays.
XhosaExample: Kukho iintengiso ezininzi kule mihla.

WordId: 2155
English: grade
Xhosa: ibanga
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: He is a grade two student.
XhosaExample: Ungumfundi webanga lesibini.

WordId: 2156
English: valley
Xhosa: intlambo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The valley with a river had many flowers.
XhosaExample: Intlambo enomlambo yayineentyatyambo ezininzi.

WordId: 2157
English: expense
Xhosa: indleko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2158
English: expenses
Xhosa: iindleko
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2159
English: princess
Xhosa: inkosazana
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The princess lived in a tall castle.
XhosaExample: Inkosazana yayihlala kwinqaba ende.

WordId: 2160
English: pioneers
Xhosa: oovulindlela
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Here in South Africa, there are traces of some of the oldest life on Earth: the first pioneers in a barren ocean.
XhosaExample: Apha eMzantsi Afrika kukho imizila ngemizila yobona bomi budala kwihlabathi liphela: abemi babemi okanye oovulindlela bokuqala kulwandle olungumqwebedu.

WordId: 2161
English: pioneer
Xhosa: uvulindlela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Nelson Mandela was a pioneer in South Africa. He led the way to freedom.
XhosaExample: UNelson Mandela wayenguvulindlela eMzantsi Afrika. Wakhokela indlela esa enkululekweni.

WordId: 2162
English: seafloor
Xhosa: umgangatho wolwandle
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: The seafloor has many creatures.
XhosaExample: Umgangatho wolwandle unezidalwa ezininzi.

WordId: 2163
English: be naughty
Xhosa: geza
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukugeza
EnglishExample: You are naughty!
XhosaExample: Uyageza wena!
WordNote: Can be confusable with the Zulu word for "wash" which is also "geza."

WordId: 2164
English: cheeky
Xhosa: sile
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: The cheeky child is laughing at me.
XhosaExample: Umntwana osileyo uyandihleka.

WordId: 2165
English: glacier
Xhosa: intabamkhenkce
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Source: T Matomela

WordId: 2166
English: glaciers
Xhosa: iintabamkhenkce
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Around two and a half billion years ago, glaciers moved from the poles towards the equator, grinding and destroying the rocks as they went. They pushed big piles of dirt and ground up rock in front of them, like giant bulldozers.
XhosaExample: Kwisithuba seminyaka ezizigidigidi ezibini ezinesiqingatha eyadlulayo, iintabamkhenkce zaqalisa ukushukuma, ziphuma kwiincam zehlabathi ezisemantla nasemazantsi., zijolise kuMbindi-mda. Ezi ntabamkhenkce zigubile, zatshabalalisa, amatye njengokuba zihamba, zityhala iimfumba ngeemfumba zamabibi zigraya kwalitye elisendleleni yazo, kanye oku kogandaganda omkhulukazi odilizayo.
WordNote: Source: T Matomela

WordId: 2167
English: independence
Xhosa: ukuzimela
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class uku
EnglishExample: Our independence is strong.
XhosaExample: Ukuzimela kwethu komelele.

WordId: 2168
English: opinions
Xhosa: izimvo
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: Your opinions are important to me.
XhosaExample: Izimvo zenu zibalulekile kum.

WordId: 2169
English: roof
Xhosa: uphahla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ulu
EnglishExample: Our roof is old. We need a new roof.
XhosaExample: Uphahla lwethu ludala. Sifuna uphahla olutsha.

WordId: 2170
English: shock wave
Xhosa: ungcangcazelomhlaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: When the space-rock hit the ground, it created a huge shock wave that affected distant places.
XhosaExample: Lathi lakuba eli litye lintlithe umhlaba, labangela ungcangcazelomhlaba kwachaphazeleka neendawo ezimgama.

WordId: 2171
English: excitement
Xhosa: imincili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: I am excited!
XhosaExample: Ndinemincili!

WordId: 2172
English: constitution
Xhosa: umgaqo-siseko
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: All citizens must follow the constitution.
XhosaExample: Bonke abemi kufuneka bawulandele umgaqo-siseko.

WordId: 2173
English: prejudice
Xhosa: umkhethe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi
EnglishExample: Their decision was based on prejudice.
XhosaExample: Isigqibo sabo sasisekelwe kumkhethe.

WordId: 2174
English: referee
Xhosa: usompempe
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: The referee blew his whistle.
XhosaExample: Usompempe wayibetha impempe yakhe.

WordId: 2175
English: referees
Xhosa: oosompempe
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: There were two referees at the game.
XhosaExample: Bekukho oosompempe ababini kulo mdlalo.

WordId: 2176
English: witchcraft
Xhosa: ubugqi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 2177
English: witchcraft
Xhosa: ubuthathaki
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 2178
English: raincoat
Xhosa: isikhwehla semvula
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi
EnglishExample: Wear your raincoat! It will rain later.
XhosaExample: Nxiba isikhwehla semvula sakho! Kuzonetha kamva.

WordId: 2179
English: farmer
Xhosa: umfama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I am a farmer.
XhosaExample: Ndigumfama.

WordId: 2180
English: bead
Xhosa: intsimbi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: There is a bead in the bowl.
XhosaExample: Kukho intsimbi esityeni.

WordId: 2181
English: beads
Xhosa: iintsimbi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The beads are under my shirt.
XhosaExample: Iintsimbi ziphantsi kwehempe yam.

WordId: 2182
English: break into
Xhosa: qhekeza
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuqhekeza
EnglishExample: Houses are broken into especially at night.
XhosaExample: Izindlu ziqhekezwa ngakumbi ebusuku.

WordId: 2183
English: doll
Xhosa: unopopi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: Your puppet is beautiful!
XhosaExample: Unopopi wakho mhle!
WordNote: “Unopopi” can be used for “doll” or “puppet.”

WordId: 2184
English: dolls
Xhosa: oonopopi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class u/oo
EnglishExample: I don’t play with dolls.
XhosaExample: Andidlali ngoonopopi.

WordId: 2185
English: opportunities
Xhosa: amathuba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You will have many opportunities if you study Xhosa.
XhosaExample: Uzoba namathuba amaninzi ukuba ufunda isiXhosa.
WordNote: “Amathuba” is the name of UCT’s student learning platform.

WordId: 2186
English: commercial
Xhosa: intengiso
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My dad is working on a commercial.
XhosaExample: Utata wam uyasebenza kwintengiso.

WordId: 2187
English: player
Xhosa: umdlali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The soccer player kicks the ball.
XhosaExample: Umdlali webhola ekhatywayo uyakhaba ibhola.

WordId: 2188
English: castle
Xhosa: inqaba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The princess lived in a castle.
XhosaExample: Inkosazana yahlala enqabeni.

WordId: 2189
English: castles
Xhosa: iinqaba
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The castles on the mountain have fallen.
XhosaExample: Iinqaba ezisentabeni ziwile.

WordId: 2190
English: meat
Xhosa: inyama
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The meat of a cow is delicious.
XhosaExample: Imnandi inyama yenkomo.

WordId: 2191
English: clothes
Xhosa: iimpahla
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My clothes are getting wet!
XhosaExample: Iimpahla zam ziya kuba manzi.

WordId: 2192
English: clothing
Xhosa: impahla
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: My clothing is damaged!
XhosaExample: Impahla yam yonakele!

WordId: 2193
English: friendship
Xhosa: ubuhlobo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: I value our friendship.
XhosaExample: Ndiyabuxabisa ubuhlobo bethu.

WordId: 2194
English: relationship
Xhosa: ubudlelwane
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
EnglishExample: The person I have a (romantic) relationship with is Grace.
XhosaExample: Umntu endinobudlelwane naye nguGrace.

WordId: 2195
English: come out
Xhosa: phuma
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukuphuma
EnglishExample: I see the children coming out of school.
XhosaExample: Ndibona abantwana bephuma esikolweni.

WordId: 2196
English: factor
Xhosa: inani elingena kwelinye
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2197
English: witchcraft
Xhosa: ubugqwirha
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu

WordId: 2198
English: farmer
Xhosa: umlimi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The farmer is working hard on her farm.
XhosaExample: Umlimi usebenza nzima emasimini akhe.

WordId: 2199
English: farmers
Xhosa: abalimi
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: Some farmers have horses, others have cows.
XhosaExample: Abanye abalimi banamahashe, abanye baneenkomo.

WordId: 2200
English: frequency
Xhosa: uphindaphindo lokwenzeka
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class u/oo

WordId: 2201
English: histogram
Xhosa: igrafu yamaxande
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2202
English: integer
Xhosa: inani elipheleleyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama

WordId: 2203
English: intercept method
Xhosa: indlela yokunqanda
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2204
English: interval
Xhosa: ikhefu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2205
English: matrix
Xhosa: isibumbelo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class isi/izi

WordId: 2206
English: mean
Xhosa: umndilili
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2207
English: null hypothesis
Xhosa: ingcinga ethatha njengenyani etshitshisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2208
English: null set
Xhosa: isethi etshitshisiweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2209
English: numerator
Xhosa: inani elingaphezulu leqhezu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2210
English: operate
Xhosa: hlinza
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukuhlinza

WordId: 2211
English: ordered pair
Xhosa: ipari ehleliweyo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2212
English: parabola
Xhosa: umgca ofana nelinye icala lombhoxo
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2213
English: pentagon
Xhosa: umbombo-ntlanu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2214
English: point
Xhosa: incam
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
WordNote: Tip.

WordId: 2215
English: point
Xhosa: inqaku
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: It's one point to the Kaiser Chiefs and zero to Sekhukhune United.
XhosaExample: Linqaku elinye kuKaiser Chiefs, liqanda kuSekhukhune United.
WordNote: Unit of scoring.

WordId: 2216
English: polygon
Xhosa: umbombo-ninzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/imi

WordId: 2217
English: polygon
Xhosa: ipholigoni
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2218
English: stem-and-leaf plot
Xhosa: iploti yesiqu negqabi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2219
English: sum
Xhosa: iyonke
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(n)/i(z)in

WordId: 2220
English: volume
Xhosa: ubunzulu
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class ubu
WordNote: Depth.

WordId: 2221
English: reduce
Xhosa: nciphisa
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukunciphisa
EnglishExample: Please reduce my fine.
XhosaExample: Ndicela uyinciphise umdliwo wam.

WordId: 2222
English: be affordable
Xhosa: fikeleleka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufikeleleka
EnglishExample: This bread is especially affordable.
XhosaExample: Esi sonka sifikeleleka ngakumbi.

WordId: 2223
English: actor
Xhosa: umdlali
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I am an actor, but only in small roles.
XhosaExample: Ndingumdlali, kodwa kwiindima ezincinci zodwa.

WordId: 2224
English: opportunity
Xhosa: ithuba
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: Here is an opportunity I must take.
XhosaExample: Nali ithuba ekufuneka ndilithathe.

WordId: 2225
English: commercials
Xhosa: iintengiso
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(n)/i(z)in
EnglishExample: The commercials on the television are boring me.
XhosaExample: Iintengiso kumabonakude ziyandidika.

WordId: 2226
English: hello
Xhosa: bhotani
EnglishExtra: plural interjection
WordNote: 'Bhotani' is generally a more archaic and less frequently used word than 'molweni'

WordId: 2227
English: wide
Xhosa: banzi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: I crossed a wide road.
XhosaExample: Ndiwele indlela ebanzi.
WordNote: Underived relative.

WordId: 2228
English: terrible
Xhosa: masikizi
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: They saw a terrible accident.
XhosaExample: Babone ingozi emasikizi.

WordId: 2229
English: certain
Xhosa: thile
EnglishExtra: relative (adjective)
EnglishExample: Your drawing reminds me of a certain creature.
XhosaExample: Umzobo wakho undikhumbuza ngesidalwa esithile.
WordNote: As in particular or specific. Underived relative.

WordId: 2230
English: welcome
Xhosa: amkela
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukwamkela
EnglishExample: I welcome you to my homestead.
XhosaExample: Ndiyakwamkela emzini wam.

WordId: 2231
English: be achievable
Xhosa: fumaneka
EnglishExtra: intransitive verb
XhosaExtra: intransitive verb - ukufumaneka
EnglishExample: It is an achievable goal.
XhosaExample: Yinjongo efumanekayo.

WordId: 2232
English: staff member
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: The staff member was helping me.
XhosaExample: Umsebenzi ubundinceda.

WordId: 2233
English: employee
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I am a municipal employee.
XhosaExample: Ndingumsebenzi kamasipala.

WordId: 2234
English: job
Xhosa: umsebenzi
EnglishExtra: noun
XhosaExtra: noun - class um/aba
EnglishExample: I need a job.
XhosaExample: Ndifuna umsebenzi.

WordId: 2235
English: vaccinate
Xhosa: jova
EnglishExtra: verb
XhosaExtra: verb - ukujova
EnglishExample: No-one is going to vaccinate me here in my house.
XhosaExample: Akho mntu uzandijova mna apha kwam.

WordId: 2236
English: deceit
Xhosa: amamenemene
EnglishExtra: plural noun
XhosaExtra: plural noun - class i(li)/ama
EnglishExample: You are deceitful.
XhosaExample: Unamamenemene.

WordId: 2237
English: be confident
Xhosa: zithemba
EnglishExtra: transitive verb
XhosaExtra: transitive verb - ukuzithemba
EnglishExample: They are confident children.
XhosaExample: Ngabantwana abazithembayo.