Warfare vocabulary in Luchazi
Warfare vocabulary in Luchazi
Here is a list of vocabulary related to warfare in Luchazi and their meanings in English:
General warfare terms and phrases in Luchazi
- Mukua ndzita = person of war; man of war.
- Ku lua = fight; combat; contend; the act of fighting or to engage in a struggle with conflict.
- Ndzita = war; a prolonged and general conflict between two massed enemies or armies.
- Zindzita (plural) = wars.
- Ku lua ndzita = wage war.
- Ku cisuhu ca ku livanga = in the first battle.
- Ntsindo ya ndzita = sound of war.
- Citozi = enemy.
- Vitozi (plural) = enemies.
- Vutozi = enmity.
- Nkole = foe.
- Niola = slay.
- Tsiha = kill.
- Ciyulo = peace.
- Vukalo vua ciyulo = place of peace: peaceful habitation.
- Miluua va ciyulo = ambassadors of peace; messengers of peace.
- Pandulula = rescue; save.
- Tina = flee.
Military terms in Luchazi
- Lisualale = soldier.
- Masualale (plural) = soldiers.
- Sendinela = sentry.
- Vasendinela = sentries.
- Mikana = ranks.
- Ndondzi = spy.
- Vandondzi (plural) = spies.
- Mukua ku lilemeka vitua = an armed person.
- Vakua mata a lungusa = archers.
- Vakua mata a tuhia = gunmen.
- Vakua mata a ndu-ndu-ndu = riflemen.
- Vuta vua ku nana = gun aimed at.
- Mukua ntombo = marksman.
- Vuntombo = marksmanship.
- Noneka = post; station; position; mount; assign.
- Masualale va ku noneka = posted or mounted or assigned soldiers.
- Ku linoneka mu ku lua ndzita = position to battle.
- Lisesa = permission; leave.
- Mukua ku lua ndzita = fighter; warrior.
- Vakua ku lua ndzita = fighters or warriors.
- Mukua ku lilongesa ku lua ndzita = trainee fighter or warrior.
- Vakua ku lilongesa ku lua ndzita (plural) = trained fighters or warriors.
Warfare tactics and strategies terms in Luchazi
- Congisi = decoy.
- Vuta vua congisi = gun decoy.
- Vungami = stronghold; defence; security; place of security.
- Vusendo = alliance; allied.
- Vakua tusendo = people joined by an agreement or treaty; confederate; allies.
- Nangula = warn.
- Ku nanguka = to be alert.
- Katukila = attack.
- Ku katukila = to attack.
- Vingila = watch over.
- Mukua ku vingila = watchman.
- Niunga = guard; take care.
- Zingilika = surround; encircle. circle around.
- Tutuntu = breaches; gaps in the defences or walls or barrier.
- Cipuku ca matemba = trench.
- Sondama = swoop down.
- Vanda = hide.
- Sueka = conceal.
- Vusueke = hiding place.
- Via ku suekesa = secrets.
- Cisuekelo = hiding place; hideout.
- Visuekelo (plural) = hiding places; hideouts.
- Cikeketa = walk silently.
- Niondelela = creep into; move quietly.
- Puikila = run through; run against; plough through.
- Sekula = drive away; chase away.
- Vingila = watch over.
- Niunga = guard or take care.
- Tina = run away.
- Pituka = escape.
- Sevunuka = escape.
- Ohiela or kuohiela = to save; rescue; defend.
Warfare weapons and equipment terms in Luchazi
- Citua = weapon or any object used to kill or hurt people in a fight or war.
- Vitua (plural) = weapons.
- Vitua via kutsa = deadly weapons.
- Vuta = gun.
- Mata (plural) = guns.
- Lita (augmentative) = large gun or cannon.
- Cilianga = bullet.
- Vilianga (plural) = bullets.
- Vuta vua tuhia = firearm.
- Vuta vua ndu-ndu-ndu = rifle.
- Vuta vua ndzita = gun of war.
- Vuta vua tuzila = airgun.
- Vuta vua lungusa = bow.
- Ngusa = bowstring.
- Ntsonguavuta = tip of the bow.
- Mungamba = lance.
- Muvi = arrow.
- Mivi (plural) = arrows.
- Muvi ua ku sompoloka = a sharp arrow.
- Likovio = a case or sheath.
- Likovio lia mivi = a case or sheath for carrying arrows; quiver.
- Vizalo via ndzita = clothing of war; military clothing.
- Asa = throw at; hurl; pelt; bombard; toss.
- Ku loya = to shoot.
- Mukua ku loya = shooter.
- Pilula = shoot; fire a gun; pull the trigger.
- Piluka = detonate; set off.
- Ku nana = to aim or point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target.
- Ntombo = bullseye; target; a mark or point at which one fires or aims, especially a round or rectangular board marked with concentric circles used in archery or shooting.
- Ciseteko ca ku piluila = target.
- Mpoko = knife.
- Njimbu = axe.
- Mbalama = club.
- Ntelo = shield.
- Likunga = spear.
- Mukuale = sword.
- Vutuesi vua mukuale = edge of the sword.
- Somona = draw out, pull out.
- Somona mukuale = draw out or pull out the sword.
- Cilombo = camp.
- Ntalelo = watch tower.
Warfare outcomes and consequences terms in Luchazi
- Vunongeso = destruction.
- Vutsi = death.
- Vundungo = bondage.
- Vundzinda = captivity.
- Vundzinga = imprisonment.
- Ndzinga ua ndzita = prisoner of war.
- Ku likela ndzita = ceasefire.
- Yula = make peace.
- Ku liyula = to make peace.
- Ku liyula nova = to make peace with you.
- Ciyulo = peace.
- Vula = win or triumph.
- Ku vula = to defeat; win.
- Na vulu = he or she has won.
- Hiana = excel or overcome.
- Ku hiana = to excel; to overcome.
- Tingula = defeat; conquer.
- Ku pupa = pillage; war spoils; plunder.
- Enieka = destroy.
- Ku nonga = destruction.
- Fungulula = occupy, especially land; possess land.
- Vutinino = a place of refuge.
- Kayando ka ndzita = suffering of war; grievousness of war.
- Ku tsa mu ndzita = to be killed in war.
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