Luchazi Language

Tools and Metals vocabulary in Luchazi A tool refers to a device or implement, typically hand-held, used to carry out a particular function. These include construction tools, agricultural tools, metalworking tools, and sharpening tools. Here is a list of names of tools in Luchazi and their meaning in English: General tools in Luchazi language Cinoma = tool or iron tool. Njimbu = axe. Njimbu ya mutaka = a medium size axe; battle axe. Zinjimbu (plural) = axes. Litemo = hoe, coulter. Matemo (plural) = hoes, coulters. Likandu = mattock. Makandu (plural) = mattocks. Muhini = handle of an axe or hoe. Cikundo = handle of a spear or knife. Likuangu = file. Pa = shovel. Zipa (plural) = shovels. Fosholo (loanword from Shona 'foshoro' and Zulu 'ifosholo') = shovel. The word was brought into Luchazi language and vocabulary by men who went to work in mines in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and South Africa. Foshola or shofola = to shovel; to take up and throw with a shovel. Njolo = hook  H...

Lists of common words and phrases Here are some of the common words and phrases that are widely used by people who use Luchazi language as a means of communication. These lists of common words and phrases in Luchazi language consists of the common verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, and conversational phrases. Common nouns and conversational phrases Cisinganieka = thought. Visinganieka (plural) = thoughts. Congisi = decoy; something used to trick or confuse people or animals into doing something or going somewhere. Cuma = thing. Viuma (plural) = things. Cintulu = chance; the occurrence of events in the absence of any obvious intention or cause. Lutsimo = news. Holoka = keep quiet. Heha = play. Nasa = kick. Ku nasa = to kick. Mbunje = ball. Vikuli via mbunje  = goalposts. Cifuti = world. Muhela = place. Mihela (plural) = places. Vipangi or vipanga = work Simano = week. Masimano (plural) = weeks. Ntsimbu = time. Zintsimbu (...