Names of animals in Luchazi

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Animal vocabulary in Lucazi

Animal vocabulary refers to the set of words and terms related to animals, and their classifications in luchazi language. This vocabulary include:

Names of domestic animals in Luchazi language

Here are names of domestic animals in Lucazi language and their meaning in English.

  1. Katali = dog.
  2. Kangatua = cat.
  3. Kavalu = horse.
  4. Cimulu = donkey.
Names of domestic animals in Luchazi language

Names of rodents in Luchazi language

Rodents are a group of mammals known for their gnawing teeth. Here are names of some rodents in Lucazi and their meaning in English. Here are names of some rodents in Lucazi and their meaning in English.

  1. Rat = ntumbi.
  2. Cisekele = pouch rat.
  3. Nkolo = golden mole rat.
  4. Kambamba = mole rat.
  5. Kapokoto = small black rat.
  6. Ntumbi limbo = house mouse.
  7. Kandondo = mouse.
  8. Kalolo = shrew rat.
  9. Litolo = elephant shrew.
  10. Ngele = grey squirrel.
  11. Ciningi = porcupine.
  12. Nkili = rat.
Names of rodents in Lucazi language


Names of reptiles in Luchazi language

  1. Linoka = snake.
  2. Ngandu = crocodile.
  3. Ntatu = water monitor lizard.
  4. Cimbuankangala = bush monitor lizard.
  5. Ntsambakatomba = common lizard.
  6. Muntsulungenda = skink lizard.
  7. Citombue = savannah lizard.
  8. Liku = blue head lizard.
  9. Congono = chameleon.
  10. Mbati = tortoise.
Names of reptiles in Luchazi language

Frog, molluscs and other animals in Luchazi language

  1. Cindzunda = frog.
  2. Mbuluue = tadpole.
  3. Cikole = snail.
  4. Nkala = crab.

Frogs and molluscs in Luchazi language

Names of wild animals in Luchazi language

 Here are names of some notable African wild animals in Lucazi language and their meaning in English.

  1. Kasitu ua ku musenge = wild animal.
  2. Tusitu tua ku musenge (plural) = wild animals.
  3. Ingue = leopard.
  4. Lilangalankondo = cheetah.
  5. Ndumba = lion.
  6. Njamba = elephant.
  7. Cimanda = rhinoceros or rhino.
  8. Nguvu = hippopotamus or hippo.

Mukomba = trunk or elephant's trunk.

Mazo a njamba = ivory.

Names of wild animals in Lucazi language

Other wild animals include:

  1. Kakuhu = giraffe.
  2. Ngolo = zebra.
  3. Mpakasa = cape buffalo.
  4. Mbambi = duiker.
  5. Mpulu = wildebeest.
  6. Ntiengu = roan antelope.
  7. Ntsonge = lechwe.
  8. Mukambi = grey bush buck.
  9. Cihengi = warthog.
Names of game in Lucazi language


Other wild animals include:

  1. Munguli = hyena.
  2. Mbandze = jackal.
  3. Niamahundu = baboon.
  4. Mahundu = apes.
  5. Cima or Ncima = monkey.
  6. Kangamba = skunk.
  7. Mukenge = stripped polecat.
  8. Ndzimbo = anteater.
  9. Ntsanda = honey badger.
  10. Ntsimba = genet.
  11. Kalumba = rabbit or hare.
  12. Munkondo = mongoose.
  13. Ntonto = mouse lemur.
  14. Combo = bush pig or wild boar.

Names wild animals in Lucazi language

Wild birds in Luchazi language

  1. Mungandzi 
  2. Nkumbua 
  3. Ntsintsi = goose.
  4. Nkanga = guinea fowl.
  5. Cihungu = martial eagle.
  6. Ngonga = crown eagle.
  7. Nkuaze = fish eagle.
  8. Mungomba = African ground hornbill.
  9. Mbangula  = African hornbill species.
  10. Kambembe
  11. Cikuatankanga
  12. Likololo
  13. Cintsuemba
  14. Kandzuezi
  15. Ciselele
  16. Cinkungulu
  17. Limbondo
  18. Cikuikui
  19. Ntsuvi
  20. Lituanjimbu
  21. Likuvi = vulture species.
  22. Lihanda = stork
  23. Nkumbi = stork species.
  24. Liteta
  25. Ndahuhu = hoopoe.
  26. Lindimandima = bat species.
  27. Ndantsampua = kestrel species.
  28. Vikenge = parrot species.
  29. Citota = woodpecker.
  30. Nkokue = pheasant species.
  31. Ntento = partridge bird species.
  32. Kamboua = dove species; turtle dove.
  33. Katele = dove species.
  34. Livemba = pigeon species.
  35. Kalimba
  36. Kantsosi = hummingbird species.
  37. Kasolo = honey guide.

A blogger, lover of life and creative thinker; born from his mother with the lightning bolt. Went to school of life with the alligator and learnt the lessons of the crocodile. He takes every chance to document traditions, customs, culture of the Luchazi people. His great grandfather, Muyemba from the Nama clan came in with thunder and got out with thunder. And his great grandmother, Mpulu from the Chungu clan was conceived in the clouds with thunder.

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