Ndau English

arrive

enter

(Shona) -hombe

paternal grandfathers

mothers-in-law

question who?

I did not give you the money

paternal aunt

born, be

(Shona) ti

cockroach

day after tomorrow

tortoise

well

waist

baboon

sky

young

ankles

(Shona) -papama

verb stand

sing

(Shona) -funga

rich

crab

noun green (colour)

rat

armpit

(Shona) -gwamba, -tonhodza

true (not false)

hide

(Shona) shizha

dogs

huge

burned

warthogs

maternal grandfathers

sisters

crabs

bones

(Shona) gungwa

eighty

seventy

fifty

flowers

verb words

ants

ostriches

penis

house

white ants (termites)

bulls

trees

thorns

axe

thighs

bald

diarrhea

(Shona) moto

wife

noun woman

son-in-law

smell

salt

thorn

arrows

daughter-in-law

with

story

Yesterday I saw you

Please

toenail

fishnet

fishnets

winter

sad

lake

dried

thin

here

noun burn

(Shona) pisa

Speaker: Emmanuel Sithole

set on fire

(Shona) -ona

verb say

noun tongue (anatomical)

(Shona) rurimi

Speaker: Emmanuel Sithole

flower

noun leaf (botanics)

Speaker: Emmanuel Sithole

birds

little

ant

leave

(Shona) nyanga

sweet

rope

bow

bows

younger brothers

nine

seven

daughters-in-law

hundred

noun phrase my name is Emmanuel

(Shona) zita rangu ndiManu

Speaker: Emmanuel Sithole

name (family)

day before yesterday

every day

fists

(Shona) -itsva

hats

swell

(Shona) -kwenya, -kwara

rhinoceroses

chins

(Shona) denga