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#bvarura

tear

#cheka

verb, transitive cut

#dema

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black (colour)

Speaker: Ignatius T. Mabasa

#fara

happy

#hwanda

hide

#ipa

bad

#kurumidza

fast

#muka

awake

#mwe

another

#neta

tired

#oma

hard

#sarudza

choose

#sona

sew

#taura

speak

#tora

take

#tyora

break

#unganidza

gather

#vhima

hunt

bhanana

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banana

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

bhuruu

blue

bvi

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noun knee

Speaker: Emmanuel Chabata

chibhakera

fist

chikosoro

cough

chipfuva

chest

chipoko

ghost

churu

thousand

demo

axe

duku

true (not false)

fenzi

fence

Gwande/Gwati

Gwande/Gwati

noun

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

Hukama igasva, hunozadziwa nekudya.

proverb (tsumo) Relationships are made complete by fellowshipping (sharing meals)

Speaker: Ignatius T. Mabasa

huswa

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noun grass

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

ina

four

inda

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noun louse

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

ishe

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chief

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

kubatsira

verb (infinitive) help

kubvavura

verb (infinitive) tear

kubvisa zvipfeko

verb (infinitive) undress

kucheka

verb (infinitive) cut

kuchengetedza

verb (infinitive) save (money)

kudhonza

verb (infinitive) pull

kuerera

verb (infinitive) flow

kufuridza

verb (infinitive) blow

kuimba

verb (infinitive) sing

kuisa

verb (infinitive) put

kukama

verb (infinitive) comb

kukwiza

verb (infinitive) rub

kumira

verb (infinitive) stop

kupukuta

verb (infinitive) wipe

kurwa

verb (infinitive) fight

kuseka

verb (infinitive) laugh

kusvina

verb (infinitive) squeeze

kutsvoda

verb (infinitive) kiss

kuuraya

verb (infinitive) kill

kuva murombo

verb (infinitive) poor, be

kuverenga

verb (infinitive) count

kuvhura

verb (infinitive) open

kuyamwa

verb (infinitive) suck (breast)

kuzara

verb (infinitive) full

kuzvara

verb (infinitive) give birth

majuru

ant hills

makudo

baboons

manheru

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noun (good) evening

Speaker: Emmanuel Chabata

mapeche

vaginas

masikati

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phrase (different from simple noun) good afternoon

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

matendere

nests

matombo

stones

mbavha

thief

mheni

lightning

mhuno

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nose

Speaker: Reggemore Marongedze

muchero

fruit

mudzi

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noun root (botanics)

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

mukadzi

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noun woman

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

Mukutanda makudo ndimo mukunonga hohwa

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proverb (tsumo) Where you chase away baboons is where you discover mushrooms. (In solving a problem, opportunities arise.)

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

munofara here?

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phrase How are you? (literal: Are you happy?)

Speaker: Emmanuel Chabata

mupata

valley

musha

village

muvhimi

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noun hunter

Speaker: Reggemore Marongedze

muzukuru

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grandchild

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

mwana

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child

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

mwanasikana

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noun daughter

Speaker: Reggemore Marongedze

mweya

smell

mwimbi

singer

ndatenda chaizvo

Thank You

ngoma

drum

nyuchi

bees

nzira

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noun path (road, trail; not street)

Speaker: Moenda Pureni

pfumbawe

nine

pfumo

spear

reba

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adjective long (not ’wide’)

Speaker: Ignatius Mabasa

ruboshwe

left

rufu

death

svondo

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week

Speaker: Ignatius T. Mabasa

tanhatu

six

twiza

noun giraffe, giraffes

ura

intestines

uswa

grass

vana

children

zana

hundred

zizi

verb owl