CASUKA. !

 uku CASoKA, v.i.z. To be out of patience; to
 be upset. x. uku Capuka.
 CATA, v.t.x. To pour out in drops.
 Used only with Ukuti, which see at
 No. 8 of its meanings. Yiti cata
 apa: Drop a little here.
 uku CATA, v.i.z. 1. To take up a small quan-
 tity, as with the fingers.-2. To
 steal; to take secretly; to purloin.
 -3. To hide one's self.
 uku CATAMAZELA, v.i.x. To guess at a thing,
 as at the origin of a thing, or at a
 person's meaning, &c.
 uku CATAZA, v.t. x.z. To pour out gently
 with care. Cataza amasi: Pour
 out the milk with care.
 i CATAZA, n.x. The wild cat with grey
 stripes.
 uku CATAZELA, v. t.x.z. To pour outgently,
 or a small quantity, for another.
 Wandicatazela iti: He poured out
 tea for me.
 izi CATSuULWA, n.x. Selections, parts of a
 whole; sections.
 uku CATULa, v.i.z. To walk slowly; to tod-
 dle, as a child just beginning to
 walk.
 isi CATuLo, n.z. A sandal; a shoe. x. isi
 Xatulo.
 i CAwA, n. x. The Sabbath.
 uku CArYA, v.i.z. To hide away; to con-
 ceal oneself; to abscond.
 isi CATvA, n. z. A small poisonous insect
 of the spider species, which hides
 in the grass.
 i CATYANA, n.z. A point; a dot.
 uku CATA, v.t.z. To hang up carefully by
 spreading the article out, as clothes
 to dry.
 uku CAZA, v.t.x. 1. To comb the hair.-
 2. To disentangle or explain ambi-
 guous speech. Icaze lonto: Explain
 that matter. z. To draw out, as
 fibres.
 i CAZA, n.x. A comb.
 uku CAZELA, v.t.x. To give instruction on
 a certain subject; to expound or ex-
 plain a matter. Kaundicazele lonto
 ngakumbi, ukuze ndiyiqonde: Ex-
 pound this matter more fully, that
 I might understand it. z. To dis-
 entangle; to explicate.
uku CAZULA, v. t. z. To grind imperfectly,
 soas to leave some grains uncrushed.
uku CAZULULA, v.t. x. To unravel an in-
 tricate subject; to explain that
 which is mysterious.
uku CEBA, v.t.x. To shear. Oeba igusha :
 Shear the sheep, z. 1. To lay on


CEKISA.


 or over.-2. To become fat; to be-
 come rich.-3. To accuse falsely;
 to slander; to defame.
 i CEBA, n. z. The upper part of the
 shoulders, that upon which a bur-
 den is carried. x. i Xalaba.
 u CEBANO, n.x. A covenant. From Uku-
 cebana : To take counsel together.
 aku CEBANISA, v. .x. To assist each other
 in counsel.
 uku CEBESHA, v.t.X. 1. To hunt for honey.
 -2. To be indolent.
 i CEBESHA, n.x. A man who spends all
 his time in hunting for honey.
 um CEBESHI, n.x. An indolent person.
 CEBETSHU, adv. This word is used with
 verbs to express the sense of
 "scarcely." Bate cebetshu, uku-
 banjwa : They scarcely avoided
 being seized. Cebetshu ukusinda
 kwetu: With great difficulty we
 escaped. It usually denotes a hair-
 breadth escape from danger.
 ama CEBETSH, n.x. Perils; narrow escapes.
 uku CEBEZA, v.i.z. To enlarge, as the udder
 of a cow just before calving.
 uku CExBIANA, v.t.x. To take counsel toge-
 ther.
 i CEBo, n.x.z. Counsel; device; plan.
 This word is often used in the sin-
 gular number in a good sense, but
 always in the plural in a bad sense.
 Uzundipe icebo umhlobo wam: Give
 me good advice, devise plans for me,
 my friend. Bamkohlisile ngama-
 cebo: They have imposed on him,
 or deceived by evil devices. Umntu
 onamacebo : A man of evil devices;
 a shifty, uncertain man; one not to
 be depended on.
 uku CEBULA, v.t.x. To split one piece of
 wood from another.
 i CEGOEYA, n.x. A small tree with a
 strong scent.
 uku CEKA, v. t. z. To cut firewood, and
 leave it to dry where cut.
 i CEKE, n. A space between two houses
 in a native village; an open space
 by a house; a yard.
 i CEKECEKE, n. x. Weakness; feeble-
 ness; want of strength. Umntu
 olicekeceke : A weak, feeble person.
uku CEKETA, v.t. To shave off, as a per-
 son dressing leather, or a carpenter
 planing a board.
uku CEKETEKA, v.i.x. TO wear away; to
 become thin.
 uku CEKISA, v.t.x. To disdain; to scorn;
 to contemn.