Fighting vocabulary in Luchazi to English

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Fighting vocabulary in Luchazi to English

Here is a list of vocabulary related to fighting, categorized, in Luchazi language and their meanings in English:

General fighting terms in Luchazi to English

  1. Luozi = fight or a short fight between two groups of people.
  2. Luvundu = riot or riotous fight.
  3. Mbuanja = chaos; tumult; disorder.
  4. Zunga = fight; tussle; scuffle.
  5. Zungo = uproar; fight.
  6. Ku lizunga = to fight over.
  7. Ku lizungila = to fight over something.
  8. Sangumuka (intransitive verb) = provoke.
  9. Ku sangumuka = to provoke.
  10. Sangumuna (transitive verb) = provoke.
  11. Matoto = indignation; annoyance.
  12. Litoto = indignation; annoyance.
  13. Lingula = vengeance.
  14. Sahula (transitive verb) = disgrace.
  15. Ku sahula = to disgrace.
  16. Sahuka (intransitive verb) = disgraced; fall from grace.
  17. Zondzela = oppress violently; threat of violence; brutalize.
  18. Nkulundundu = vengeance.
  19. Ngolo = power.
  20. Ku-luma ca ngolo = thunder or greatness of power.
  21. Ndzili = strength.
  22. Zindzili = strengths.
  23. Cipupu = great power or force.
  24. Vipupu (plural) = great powers or forces.
  25. Ku zeya = to be weak.
  26. Tina = flee.
  27. Ku tina na cikanda ca mazo (to flee by the skin of the teeth) = escape a situation by a very narrow margin.

Physical conflict terms in Luchazi to English

  1. Lupuka = set upon; attack suddenly.
  2. Ku lupukila = to attack someone suddenly or set upon.
  3. Veta = beat.
  4. Ku veta = to beat.
  5. Huma = beat.
  6. Humuna = beat.
  7. Niokola = thrash; beat repeatedly.
  8. Sindakana (metaphor) = beat; crush the opponent.
  9. Tsena (metaphor) = grind to pulp; beat to pulp.
  10. Tingula = smite; strike with a firm blow or punch; defeat; conquer.
  11. Nkome = closed fist; punch.
  12. Zinkome (plural)= fists or punches.
  13. Lungusi = slap.
  14. Zingusi (plural) = slaps.
  15. Ngongola = knuckle strike or strikes delivered with curled fingers (but not a closed fist).
  16. Ngonga = knuckle strike.
  17. Ku ngongola = to knuckle strike.
  18. Nieta = pinch.
  19. Ku nieta = to pinch.
  20. Tuta = butt.
  21. Ku tuta na mutue = head-butt.
  22. Nasa = kick.
  23. Ku nasa = to kick.
  24. Liata = trample; tread on and crush.
  25. Liatangela = trample on; to step heavily on someone or something, causing injury or damage.
  26. Ku liatangela = to trample.
  27. Muakula = beat to pieces.
  28. Havangianene = smashed.
  29. Funia = shove; thrust.
  30. Ku funia na citsizi = to shove with a shoulder.
  31. Nakula = push down; knock down.
  32. Langumuna = push away; thrust away.
  33. Kangeya = pin down.
  34. Ku kangeya = to pin down.
  35. Ku ua mukali = to fall backward.
  36. Pinda = wrestle; grapple; turn within; struggle.
  37. Talakana = struck.
  38. Tseka (metaphor) = crush; squeeze.
  39. Palakana = press against; crush; squeeze.
  40. Mikiki = lashes.
  41. Peliangela = reel to and fro.
  42. Peliangela pelia-pelia = reel to and fro.
  43. Ndenga-ndenga = tottering.
  44. Lezumuka = faint.

Verbal conflict terms in Luchazi to English

  1. Muyoyo = pandemonium; commotion; tumult; confusion.
  2. Ntsindo ya muyoyo = sound of tumult.
  3. Zungo ya kama = uproar.
  4. Ku tuka = insult.
  5. Vituka = insults.
  6. Mukua ku tuka = reviler.
  7. Vakua ku tuka (plural) = revilers.
  8. Mezi a ku kunkula = swearing words.
  9. Ku amba = backbite; bad-mouth.
  10. Ku liamba = backbiting each other; bad-mouthing each other.
  11. Mezi a ku singa = cursing words.
  12. Cingamba = swearing; name calling; cursing.
  13. Vingamba (plural) = swearing; name calling.
  14. Ku likuita vingamba = name calling; swearing.
  15. Sendumuna milungu = shoot up lips (a sign of disrespect).
  16. Sempeka milungu = purse lips; grin.
  17. Sondzola = kiss-teeth or kissing teeth or sucking teeth used to express frustration, disapproval, irritation, impatience and disrespect.
  18. Leulula = discredit; insult; disgrace; reproach.
  19. Kasahuntu = disrespectful.
  20. Ku-sahuka = infamy.
  21. Ku lizunga = fight over something.
  22. Zoza = bitter argument or disagreement; bicker; squabble.
  23. Ku zoza = to have a bitter disagreement.
  24. Ku licokota = to argue or to have hot arguments.
  25. Ku kandula zimpata = to be contentious.
  26. Ku liniuka mu kasamba = to hook fingers or strike hands as a sign of promise.
  27. Ku liniuka mu mavoko = strike hands as a sign of support or promise.
  28. Kuzola = scorn or derision.
  29. Kulizunga = quarrel over or fight over something.
  30. Ku nima ya nana = cursing upon your mom; upon my living mother.
  31. Ku nima ya tata = cursing upon your dad; upon my living father.

Fighting weapons and accessories in Luchazi to English

  1. Musevo = stick-whip.
  2. Likote = whip.
  3. Makote (plural) = whips.
  4. Capula = whip; to beat using a whip.
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