FUKULA.


 poisoning, or as in executing a
 judicial sentence.
 FITI, Used with Ukuti, which see at
 No. 8 of its meanings. Ukuti
 fiti: To be chock full; to be
 crammed; to be stuffed; to be
 satiated.
 uku FITIZA. v.i.z. 1. To prevaricate; to
 speak hesitatingly.-2. To put forth
 filaments, as maize from the cob
 or ear.
 uku FIXIZA, v.i.x. To put forth the silk-
 like filaments seen on the Indian
 corn previous to the filling of the
 cob with corn.
 um Fo, n.x. z. A man; a familiar word, re-
 ferring to a person.
 isi Fo, n.x.z. Sickness; disease; suffering.
 FocA, v.i.x. Used with Ukuti, which
 see at No. 8 of its meanings. Ukuti
 foca: To yield to the touch, as an
 elastic substance, or a soft swelling
 on the person. z. uku Focoza.
 isi FocIvA, n.z. A girdle worn by females
 round the waist, made of fine grass
 neatly plaited or twisted.
 isi Foco, n.z. A bunch or crest of hair
 worn by native women on their
 heads.
uku FonLA, v.t.z. To break through by
 force, as through a fence. Izinkomo
 zilufohlile utango: The cattle have
 broken through the fence. x. uku
 Tyoboza.
uku FonLozA, v.t.z. To break; to crush;
 to smash; to dash down.
 um FOKAZANA, n.z. A needy stranger; a
 pauper.
ubu FOKAZANA, n.z. Poverty; pauperism.
um FOKAZI, n.z. A common person; a
 poor man; a low, coarse person.
 isi FOKO, n. z. A protuberance, as a bulge
 outwards in tin ware. Applied by
 way of derision to the knob of hair
 on a woman's head.
 u FOKoTI, n z. 1. The fontanel or soft
 place on the top of the head of an
 infant.-2. The umbilical cord or
 navel string of a young calf.
uku FOLA, v.i.z. To stoop down; to give
 way by bending down, as a per-
 son in entering the low doorway of
 a native hut.
 isi FOLOKo, n.x.z. A fork. Kaffirized from
 tie English.
 isi Founo, n.x. A humpbacked person.
 um FONDII, n.x. The vocative form of
 Umfo. Wena 'mfondini: I say, you
 man


 uku FoN TrosNozA, v.t.z. To deal roughly
 with; to tear to pieces, as a fierce
 dog with its mouth.
 isi Foro, n.x. An indentation, as in a tin
 pail. z. Isiboco.
 ili Fu, n.x.z. A cloud.
 Sisi Fu, n.z. A stone trap for birds, made
 by a flat stone, which falls on the
 bird when sprung.
 isi FUBA, nx.z. The chest; the bosom.
 u Funo, n.x. A large species of tortoise.
 z. u Fudu.
 uku FUDUKA, v.i.x.z. To remove from one
 place of residence to another.
 uku FUDUKELA, .t. x. 1. To remove for
 or on account of.-2. To remove to
 a certain locality. Wafuduka e
 Bofolo, waza wafudukela e Rini:
 He removed from Beaufort, and
 came and settled in Graham's Town.
 uku FUDULA, v.i.x. This word is used with
 all the tenses of the verb to
 express, "In times past," denoting
 the being accustomed to do so, or
 being in such and such circum-
 stances. Bendifudula ndisiya kona:
 In times past I was accustomed to
 go there. Ewe bek fudula kun-
 jalo : Yes, in times past it was wont.
 to be so. Andinjengoko fudula
 ndinjalo: I am not as I used to be.
 uku FUDUMALA, v.i.x.z. To be warm.
 uku FUDUMEZA, v.t.x.z. To warm; to make
 warm.
 uku FunesA, v.t.x.z. To remove, or cause
 to remove a person's residence.
 uku FUDUSELA, a.t.X.z. To remove, or
 cause to remove, to a certain
 place or locality. Sabqfudusde a e
 Mlkangiso: We removed them to
 Mount Coke.
uku FUKAMA,V.t.x.z. To brood as a hen on
 eggs to hatch them.
uku FUKAMELA, v.t.x.z. To incubate egs.
 Inkuku ifukamele amaqanda: The
 hen sits on, is incubating, the ezus.
uku FUKAMISA, v.t.x.z. To assist in child-
 birth; to perform the office of a
 midwife.
 i FCKuFsur, an.x. A large heap of loose
 rubbish, as of straw or refuse.
uku FKUsKA,v.i.x. To rise as leavened
 bread, or as'any mass under the
 process of fermentation.
uku FUKUKISA, r. t.x. To leaven to cause
 fermentation in any mass, as dough
 in bread.
uku FUKULA, v.t.x. To lift up; to support
 by holding up, as one person assist-


FITI.