fat and sleek; to cause rotundity of i CAKrLo, n.x. A periwinkle.
 figure. i CALI, n.x. Side. Elicala : This side.
 uku CAcAMEZELA, v.t. z. 1. To tie a band of z. Guilt; debt; fault; blame;
 beads over the eyes.-2. To pour crime; suit before a magistrate;
 out a liquid carefully. a misdemeanor.
 um CACAMEZELO, n.z. A band of beads or uku CALABISA, v.i.x. To swagger in walk-
 other ornaments worn across the ing.
 eyes, so as to partially intercept the uku CALAMUBA v.i.x. To lie in a sitting
 sight, posture, in a familiar manner, in
 uku CAOAMISA, v.t.x. To hold awhile; to rows, or ranks of people, as Kaffirs
 adopt as an expedient or substi- when sitting on the ground at ease,
 tute for that which is more perma- or at a feast.
 nent in its character. aba CALAMBILEYO, x. Those who are sit-
 i CACANE, n.z. A fibrous species of marsh ting, as in the meaning given to
 plant. uku CALAMB, which see.
 uku CAcizA, v.i.z. 1. To make a dull sound, uku CALAMBISA, v. t.x. To seat a person in
 as damp wood in burning, or as rain a recumbent position, as at a native
 falling freely through the roof of a or Jewish repast.
 hut.-2. To hector authority, as a i CALAhA, n.z. A dog (male).
 bull over the whole herd. ubu CALUCALU, n.x. Prattle; loquacious
 um CAOAZO, n.x. The hollowrunning down talk : whimsies.
 the spine on the back. uku CALUCALUZA, v.i.x. To prattle; to be
 uku OACELA, v.t.x.z. To make clear for loquacious.
 another; to enlighten on any sub- uku CAMA, v.i.x.z. To void urine. z. To
 ject. crouch, or sit on the calves of the
uku CACISELA, v.t.x.z. To explain; to in- legs.
 struct on any matter. uku CaSiAx G, v.i.x.z. To think or medi-
ama CAFAzI, n.z. Young immature bees, tate about a matter.
 eaten as a delicacy by the natives. izi CAMAGco, n.x.z. Thoughts; medita-
uku CAGA, v.t.z. To cut in pieces; to hew; tions; musings. Izicamango ezi-
 to hack. kohlakeleyo: Evil thoughts.
uku CAKA, v n.z. To become lean; to be in CAxAZANA, n. See i NcxAMxzAx.
 poor from poverty of blood. u CA.MB, n.x. A row, as of soldiers in a
 um CAKA, n.z. A tree, the berries of which line, or books on a shelf.
 are used for ornaments on the per- uku CAME, v.t. x. To select; to choose out
 son. from others.
 isi CAKA, n.x. A servant, isi CAMBACAMEA, n.x. A person with a
 isi CAKAKAZI, n.x. A female servant, very small stomach.
 uku CAKATA, v.t.z. To touch lightly; to uku CAMBALAL, v.i. To stretch out the
 hang loosely on or around, so as to person in lying down on the abdo-
 avoid binding closely, as a thong, men; to lie in a sort of half drowsy,
 or band, on an ox, or on the per- indolent manner, z. To recline; lie
 son. Intambo icakatile enkabini: down.
 The thong hangs loosely on the ox; u CAMno, n.x. Cream. z. u Qtramba.
 is not properly fastened. uku CAMBrss, v.t.z. To make a hole by
uku CIAATISA, v.t.z. To hang on lightly, piercing, applied especially to cut-
 as a loose garment; to carry or ting the lap of the ear, so as to
 hold a thing carelessly, make a hole for receiving the native
 jsi CAKAZANA, n.x. A young unmarried snuff-box, which is usually carried
 female servant; a servant girl. in the ear.
 i CAKAZI, n.z. A widow. x. i Dikazi. uku CAMELA, t. x. To void urine in a par-
um CAKo, n.x. A piece; a length of cloth, ticular spot or thing, z. To lean
 calico, or print, upon; to rest upon, as to lean upon
 i CAKUCAKU, n.x. A well-dressed person; the hand with the head.
 a good-looking thing; a showy per- isi CAMELO, n.x. Any thing for leaningthe
 son. head or feet upon; a footstool;
um CAKULO, n.x. A drinking vessel made a wooden pillow.
 from a calabash. z. A pot for boil- isi CAem, n.z. An opening; a hole, as in
 ing beer. a wall.


CACAMEZELA.


CAMU.