Travel and transport vocabulary in Luchazi
Travel and transport vocabulary in Luchazi language
Here is a list of
vocabulary for travel and transport in Luchazi language and their meanings in
English.
General travel terms in Luchazi language
- Vungendzi = journey.
- Mukua vungendzi = traveller.
- Vakua vungendzi (plural) = travellers.
- Ku ya vulungi = to emigrate.
- Heta = arrive, attain.
- Ku vuyo = destination.
- Vuputukilo = the beginning.
- Vumanusuilo = the end.
- Londa = mount; board.
- Hita helu = pass over.
- Endesa = drive.
- Endesa lusi = drive fast.
- Livandeke = slow down.
- Lusi = speedily; swiftly.
- Vuasi = swiftly; speedily.
- Ku tambuoka = bounding.
- Ntsindo ya ku tsekengeya ca Zinkuakua = the noise of the rattling of the wheel.
- Vuendangane = walk aimlessly.
- Zambangela = to move from one place to another.
- Muhela ha ku huimina = a resting place.
Ground transportation in Luchazi language
- Likalu = Car or vehicle or cart.
- Makalu (plural) = cars or vehicles or carts.
- Nkuakua = Wheel.
- Zinkuakua = Wheels.
- Cendo = vehicle; chariot; caravan.
- Ntuama ua cendo = leader of caravan.
- Vimbalati = a tong-like stick tool used for carrying luggage on the shoulder.
- Litemba = chariot.
- Matemba (plural) = chariots.
- Vitumbiko = wagons or carts.
- Kinga = bicycle; bike.
- Njinga = bicycle; bike.
- Viketa = saddle blankets.
- Seleyi = saddle.
Air transport and related words in Luchazi
- Fulai = aeroplane or aircraft or spacecraft.
- Pululuka = fly away.
- Ku pulula = to fly.
- Mukua ku pulula fulai = pilot or a person who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft.
- Vakua ku pulula fulai (plural) = pilots.
- Cana ca fulai = airfield; airport.
- Ku tenga = soar.
- Ku tula = to land.
Water transport and related words in Luchazi
- Vuato = boat, watercraft or canoe (a light narrow boat with both ends sharp that is usually propelled by paddling).
- Mato (plural) = boats or canoes.
- Liato = big boat, watercraft, or ship.
- Cikasi = oar or a long pole with a flat broad blade at one end used for propelling or rowing a boat through the water.
- Vikasi (plural) = oars; long poles with flat blades used to row or steer a boat through the water.
- Cilapo = paddle or a usually wooden implement that has a long handle and a broad flattened blade and that is used to propel and steer a small craft (as a canoe)
- Mbanku = thwart of the boat or canoe; a bench or crosspiece seat for a rower in a boat or canoe.
- Zimbanku (plural) = thwarts of the boats or canoes.
- Ku kasa = to row
or to propel a boat by means of oars, an act of rowing.
- Mukua ku kasa vuato = rower or mariner.
- Vakua ku kasa mato (plural) = rowers or mariners.
- Ku sunga = to steer a boat, canoe, watercraft, or a ship.
- Mukua ku sunga vuato = sailor or pilot; a helmsman or one employed to steer a ship; a person who is qualified and usually licensed to conduct a ship into and out of a port or in specified waters.
- Vakua ku sunga mato (plural) = sailors or pilots.
- Mukua ku zika vuato = calker.
- Tsakununa = pluck out.
- Sununa = launch a canoe/boat.
- Zavuka = cross.
- Zavula = ferry across.
- Zavukisa = cause to cross.
- Zavuisa = help to cross.
- Linema = shore.
- Ku ntunda = ashore.
- Hungumuka = drift.
- Mu sinia = other side.
- Ku sinia = this side.
- Mukulo = by the side; beside.
- Havuluka = subside; go down to lower level (water).
- Tepuluka = subside or recede.
- Zivilila = sink.
- Ku zivilila = to sink.
- Vomba = sink.
- Ku vomba = to sink.
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