Kitchen vocabulary in Luchazi 

Here is a list of common kitchen vocabulary in Luchazi and their meanings in English, categorized for easy learning:

Kitchen areas and features in Luchazi language 

1. Ntsenge = kitchen; a place or room in a home in which food is prepared and cooked.
2. Coto = a space where a domestic fire is lite for cooking or heating.
3. Coto ca zindoho = stove.
4. Coto ca ku-ocela = oven or grill.
5. Vutala = shelf.
6. Hondo ya viakulia = food store.
7. Hondo ya ku tulikila = pantry.
8. Katambo = dish rack.
9. Likina = millstone.

Cookware in Luchazi language 

1. Cikango = frying pan or a shallow pan with a long handle for frying food.
2. Vikango (plural) = frying pans.
3. Civela = kettle or urn or a container with a lid, spout and handle in which water is boiled.
4. Vivela (plural) = kettles or urns.
5. Ndoho = pot or any deep round container in which soups and stews are cooked.
6. Zindoho (plural) = pots.
7. Poto = large pot or cauldron.
8. Cifuiko = lid or cover of a vessel or container.
9. Vifuiko (plural) = lids; covers.
10. Cimamo = serving spoon.
11. Vimamo (plural) = serving spoons.
12. Ciko = cooking stick.
13. Viko (plural) = cooking sticks.

Kitchen utensils in Luchazi language 

Here is a list of common kitchen utensils including traditional kitchen utensils and other items used to prepare or cook food in Luchazi language and their meanings in English. This includes all hand-held tools for cooking.

1. Citenga = utensil.
2. Vitenga (plural) = utensils.
3. Mpoko = Knife.
4. Cini = mortar.
5. Muisi = pestle.
6. Musalo = sieve.
7. Ku sala = to sieve.
8. Musalo ua kandanda = cylindrical reed sieve.
9. Lisehua = winnowing basket.
10. Ciseya = basin.
11. Cienjo = bucket.
12. Ntsuua = calabash.
13. Ntsuua ya mukonga = a narrow-necked calabash.
14. Mbangu = bark barrel.
15. Ngululu = a cylindrical utensil made of inner bark fibre, open at both ends used for protecting meal flour from being blown away while sieving into a receptacle.
16. Cendeko = a large, wide bowl-like basket which can be used as a winnowing receptacle or for holding grain.

Tableware and traditional serve ware in Luchazi

1. Lilonga = plate.
2. Malonga (plural) = plates.
3. Vuma = chinaware; ceramic; earthen.
4. Lilonga lia vuma = chinaware plate or earthenware plate.
5. Malonga a vuma (plural) = chinaware plates or earthenware plates.
6. Cihele = a basket bowl made from fibre for holding or serving cooked food.
7. Cihele ca ntsala = a basket bowl made from fibre with a bottom stand.
8. Citaya = a gourd bowl.
9. Nguto = spoon.
10. Zinguto (plural) = spoons.
11. Ngalufu = fork.
12. Zingalufu (plural) = forks.
13. Vitenga mua ku nuina = drinking vessels.
14. Ngandza = cup.
15. Zingandza (plural) = cups.
16. Ngandza ya vuma = chinaware cup.
17. Zingandza zia vuma (plural)= chinaware cups
18. Ngandza ya ntavula = cup made from a gourd used to drink alcoholic beverages.
19. Ngandza ya linionge = a drinking cup made from a gourd.
20. Mulondo = clay jar
21. Njava = jar.
22. Ntsazi = flask.
23. Ngalafua = bottle; leather bottle.

Tableware in Luchazi language