Amagama
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Mother; A respectful form of address towards old women mha: An affectionate address to one's mother and also a respectful address to old women in general.
u + mama → umama
lobolaverb · 6 IINGUQU
1. Offer recompense to a father (the family's custodian) for loss that would be suffered by the marriage of his daughter; by which he is deprived her assistance and as such acquires just claim for compensation. 2. Provide a guarantee that his (i.e. the father's) daughter will be treated kindly and offer him comfort that you (the suitor) have the means to provide for her and the (new) family. 3. Lobola is consideration negotiated by the two families and forms the basis from which a relationship (or friendship) is built between the families.
→ umloboli
enzaverb · 10 IINGUQU
Do; Make; Produce In common application, this is usually prefixed by other morphemes such as in the case of "y" (you); yenza which maintains the semantic value (Do; a request or instruction directed at one person). Other examples are: senza < si (we) + enza (We do / we are doing), ndenza < ndi (me/I) + enza (I do / I am doing), nenza < ni + enza (You do / you are doing ~ pl.).
isi + enza + o → isenzo
singaverb · 7 IINGUQU
Look fixedly; Advance; Go directly in a straight line Reduplicated form: ukusingasinga (To look about in every direction; To observe closely).
um + singa → umsinga
† ingcambu yaseKemet — root traced to ancient Egyptian