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ADDENDA. 



Inkosi, a chief. 



Inkosana, a young chief, or a 



little chief. 

 Di, I. 



Wena, you. 

 Yena, he. 

 Tina, we. 

 Zona, they. 

 Carbo or Hi, no. 

 Er wer or Yar bo, yes. 

 Saca bona, a salutation (Good 



morning). 

 Hambani gathly or Solaguthly, 



Good bye. 

 Uya pina ? Where are you 



going ? 

 Ou vel api? Where have you 



come from ? 

 Uku nika, to give. 

 Uku hamba, to go. 

 Uku yenza, to do. 

 Uku zapa, to come. 

 Uku biza, to call. 

 Uku pbza, to drink. 

 Uku zlza, to bring. 

 Uku ejla, to eat. 

 Uku funa, to want. 

 Uku bona, to see. 

 Uku eswa, to hear. 

 Uku tanda, to like. 

 Uku slka, to cut. 

 Uku hlanza, to clean. 

 Uku landela, to follow. 

 Uku tenga, to buy. 

 Uku zingela, to hunt. 

 Uku sebenza, to work. 

 Uku kuluma, to talk. 

 Uku quela, to ride. 

 Indbda, a man. 

 Umfazi, a woman. 

 Injlu, a house. 



Araanzi, water. 



Umhlo, fire. 



Muti, a tree, or medicine. 



Injlbvu, an elephant. 



Imvubu, a hippopotamus. 



Inykti or Inthumba, a buffalo. 



Impbphu, an eland. 



Umsiki, a reitbok. 



Impenzi, a duiker. 



Ihashi, a horse. 



Inja, a dog. 



Imfena, a baboon. 



Inkau, a monkey. 



Ingwenie, an alligator. 



Inklanzi, a fish. 



Inyoni, a bird. 



Inyamazan, small game or 

 bucks. 



Lenjlela, a road or path. 



Namhla, to-day. 



Izblo, yesterday. 



Goomso, to-morrow. 



Goomso futi, to-morrow again, 

 the day after to-morrow. 



Futi, again. 



Izolo futi, the day before yes- 

 terday. 



Umlungo, a white man. 



Isibum, a gun. 



Umcizi, powder. 



Inyozi, honey. 



N'wela, a waggon. 



Umculu, great. 



N'cani, little. 



Cachema, fast. 



Gathly, slow. 



Ubisi, sweet milk. 



Amasi, sour milk. 



Bulala, to wound or shoot. 



Ipe, where. 



Kona, there. 



