Vocabulary for human reproductive system in Luchazi

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Vocabulary for human reproductive system in Luchazi

The human reproductive organs are organs responsible for producing offspring. The human reproductive system involves several key processes and components in both males and females. Traditionally, it is an offence to mention private parts in public.

Vocabulary for male reproductive system in Luchazi 

In males, the system comprises the testes, which produce sperm, and a series of ducts and glands, including the epididymis, ductus deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and penis, which facilitate the transport and ejaculation of sperm during sexual intercourse.

  1. Likutu = penis.
  2. Vumala = manhood or penis.
  3. Vuandza = smegma or the white substance under the foreskin of an uncircumcised penis.
  4. Zimbindu = testicles or balls.
  5. Mukandi = testis.
  6. Mikandi
  7. Viana = sperms.
  8. Muhania = anus.
  9. Vonia = pubic hair.
  10. Ku lehuka = crushed testicles or castrated.
  11. Matakotako = uncovered buttocks.

Male reproductive organs in Luchazi language

Vocabulary for female reproductive system in Luchazi

In females, the system includes the ovaries, which produce ova (eggs), and the fallopian tubes, where fertilization by sperm occurs. The fertilized egg then travels to the uterus for implantation and development during pregnancy. The system also includes the vagina and associated structures.

  1. Ntsundi = vagina.
  2. Kamina = clitoris.
  3. Mintsundu = labia minora.
  4. Vumpuevo = vulva.

Female reproductive organs in Luchazi language

Other associated words or phrases are:

  1. Imita or kuimita or kumita = conceive or become pregnant.
  2. Ku mana mu ndzango = pregnant
  3. Vufumba = pregnancy.
  4. Lizimo = pregnancy.
  5. Funga = labour or the process of childbirth.
  6. Kusulumuna = to give birth.
  7. Sema or kusema = to give birth.
  8. Litumbo lia ku semena = birthstool; a specially shaped seat formerly used in childbirth.
  9. Cifunguizi = birth attendant or midwife.
  10. Pulumuisa = miscarriage; the loss of a pregnancy before 20 weeks.
  11. Mpongi = stillborn; the death of a foetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
  12. Mulala ua maninga = flow or discharge of menstrual blood.
  13. Mbaya = monthly period or menstruation.
  14. Cisambue = menstrual period.

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