Luchazi Language

Tools and Metals vocabulary: Luchazi to English A tool is a device or implement, typically hand-held, used to carry out a particular function. These include construction, agricultural, metalworking, and sharpening tools. Below is a categorized list of Luchazi terms and their English meanings : General tools: Luchazi to English Cinoma – Tool or iron tool. Cikundo – Handle of a spear or knife. Fosholo – Shovel (Loanword from Shona foshoro and Zulu ifosholo). Foshola / Shofola – To shovel; to take up and throw with a shovel. Hala – Rake (Derived from hala, meaning to scratch an itch). Kompasu – Compass (loanword). Likandu (pl. Makandu ) – Mattock. Likuanga – File. Litemo (pl. Matemo ) – Hoe or coulter. Muhini – Handle of an axe or hoe. Mukole ua ku setekesa – Measuring rope or tape. Njolo – Hook. Njimbu (pl. Zinjimbu ) – Axe. Njimbu ya mutaka – Hatchet; medium-sized axe; battle axe. Pa (pl. Zipa ) – Shovel. Common tools in Luchazi language  Knives and Sharpening terms:...

Trade and Commerce vocabulary in Luchazi to English Trade and commerce vocabulary includes Lucazi terms and phrases commonly used in the business. Here are some sections: General commerce terms and phrases in Luchazi to English Ku fuka = to be rich. Vufuko = wealth; riches. Vufuko vua vusungu = true riches; wealth obtained honestly. Vufuko vua vuhenge = wealth obtained dishonestly. Vufuko vua suekesa = hidden riches. Vupite = treasures; riches. Milili ya vufuko = treasures. Seho = of high value; expensive. Cilunguiso = reward. Nkuasi = tycoon; rich person. Vankuasi (plural) = tycoons; rich people. Vunkuasi = state of being rich or wealthy. Vunkuasi vua vantu = riches of the people. Ndzunda = tycoon; rich person. Fumbelo = rich person. Luchazi proverb: Mavuli ka e ku fuma ku mikono a ye ku mutue; muhutu ke ku mona vupite a vu hie nkuasi (The knees don't leave the legs and go to the head; a poor person (pauper) doesn't find wealth to give to a rich person. Vulanguluisi: Ka citava...