uku BUBuZA, v.i. z. To make a noise like a i BUKxBUKt n.z. A swarm of bees when
 bellows, or as a bird fluttering, &c. clustered together.
 im BUBUZI, n.z. One who moans as in a uku BUKUCA, v.t.x. To break off in scraps,
 delirium, or in small pieces.
 uku BcA, v.t.x.z. To mix together with the uku BUKULA, v.t.x.z. Applied to animals
 hand, as flour for porridge or paste. which refuse to suckle their young.
 uku BUeELA, v.t.x.z. To mix together for Imazi ibukule itole: The cow refuses
 any particular purpose. Bucela to suckle her calf.
 isidudu; Mix for porridge. (Used uku BUKUQA, v.t.x. To overthrow, asavessel,
 principally by the Fingoe tribes.) or table. It denotes a quick tripping
 isi Bucu, n.z. Putrid flesh, up, as by a sudden action.
 uku BUCUKA, v.n.z. To be ina soft, putrid, uku BUKUQELA, v.t.x. To fall over or on.
 or rotten state. Usually used in the passive form.
 uku BUCULA, v. t. x. To crush any thing soft, Babukuqelwe yinqwelo: The wagon
 as an insect under the foot. fell on them.
 uku BUDA, v. i.x. To speak as in a delirium; uku BUKUQEKA, v.i.x. To fall or turn over,
 to wander in speech, z. 1. To talk, as a vessel or a boat.
 sing, act, recklessly.-2. To colour uku BUKUZA, v.t.x. 1. To cast off or reject
 a woman's top knot with red ochre. from dislike any thing which is not
 i BUDA, n.z. A wild reckless person, palatable.-2. To cast off as a wound
 whotalks,sings, andacts, withoutex- any extraneous matter. z. To pour
 ercising any restraint upon himself, out any liquid or viscous substance
 isi BuDA, n.z. Red clay, or ochre. from a vessel.
uku BUDAZELA, v.i.Z. TO mutter or talk in u BUKUZO, n.x. 1. A wasting disease
 sleep. among cattle.-2. A general dissa-
uku BUDLA, v.t.Z. To gore severely, tisfaction with, or aversion to, per-
 u BUDLAKALI, n.z. Violent self-will. sons and- things arising from a
 isi BUDLAKALI, n.z. An overbearing, arbi- peevishness of disposition.
 trary, self-willed person. uku BULA, v.t.x.z. To thrash out grain.
uku BUDLUKA, v.i.z. To become soft, so as Siyabula amazimba: We are thrash-
 to yield to the touch. ing our corn.-To beat the ground
 isi BUDu, n.z. Any game that is easily in response to the incantations of a
 taken, witch doctor, (Isanusi,) when con-
 i BUDUBUDu, an.x. A partially insane per- suited respecting the cause of any
 son; one suffering from delirium person's sickness, so as to assist in
 tremens. discovering the person who is the
uku BoDUZA, v. t. x. To act carelessly; to do cause of the sickness.
 a thing slovenly. i BULA, n.x. Brandt sickness in goats or
uku BUDUZELA, v. t.x. To be agitated; to do sheep.
 a thing in haste. uku BULALA, v.t. x.z. 1. To kill; to murder.
uku BUJELWA, v.p.x.z. The passive of uku -2. Used also to denote the inflict-
 bubela, but used in a peculiar sense, ing an injury on a person or thing;
 as, Ubujelwa ngumtwana wake: He to destroy in any way; to break in
 is bereaved of his child; his child pieces; to render unfit for use; to
 is dead. injure or inflict pain on a person.
uku BUKA, v. i.x.z. To look at admiringly. Ndiyeke, uyandibulala nje Leave
 Ndibuk' inyanga: I am admiring me alone, you are hurting me!
 the moon. Ndibuk' umtwana: Iad- uku BULALANA, v.t.x.z. To kill or destroy
 mire the child, one another; to injure each other.
uku BUKANA, v. t. x. z. To look on each other uku BULALEKA, t.x.z. 1. To spend a per-
 with pleasure, as when friends.meet. son's strength for nought; to labour
 isi BUKO, n. z. Any thing used to see with, without any satisfactory result.-
 as a window, spectacles, mirror. 2. To be accidentally injured in
 u BrKO, n.x.z. Respect, or deference, to- person.
 wards a person, arising from admi- um BULALI, a. x.z. A murderer; a destroyer.
 ration of character. isi BULALO, n. x. A destruction; a plague;
 im BUKO, n.x. Honour; respect. that which kills; that which de-
 u BUKU, n.z. A bog; a quagmire. stroys.
 isi BUKu, n.z. A log of wood. uku BULELA, i.x. To thank; to give


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