GABULELA. i

 through a host of opposers; as cut-
 ting through the lines of an army
 when surrounded in battle. See
 t kuzigabulela.
uku GABULELA, x. To clear a way for ano-
 ther, or for a certain purpose. Ga-
 bula indlela uyigabulele inqwelo:
 Clear a path; clear it for the
 wagon.
 uku GACA, t. z. To cut or hack: to roughly
 dig the surface of the ground for
 cultivation.
 i GADA, n.x. A clod of earth, z i Ga-
 bade, or i Gade.
 isi GADA, n.z. A tuft of small stalks of
 corn growing on a stalk of Kaffir
 corn, which produce no fruit.
 in GADA, n. x. A species of wild cat.
uku GADLA, v. t.z. To strike; to make a
 stroke, as in fencing.
 u GADLAGADLA, n.x. A succession of re-
 ports.-
 i GADU, n.z. An antelope, the Stein-bok.
 uku GADULA, v.i. z. To run away with speed.
 Inkabi yabaleka yagadula, enga-
 vumi ukuza ekaya: The ox ran off
 with speed, and would not come
 towards home.
 u GAGA, n.x.z. 1. A dried skin.-2. A
 bird of a brownish yellow colour.
uku GAsAMILA, v. i.x. To aim at an object
 beyond one's reach.
 i GAOAMSaH, n.x. Anything of large
 dimensions.
 i GAou, n.x.z. A bold man; a daring,
 fearless, courageous man; one of
 very great self-confidence.
ubu GAou, n.x.z. Boldness; fearlessness;
 confidence; daring; strength of
 purpose or of will.
uku GAOULA, v. t. z. To banter; to chafe, as
 when a person asks another for
 something which he knows he will
 not give, or which he does not
 possess.
 i GALA, n.x. 1. The sun.-2. A small
 brown animal called a muir-cat.
 GALAKAXA, x. Used with Ukuti, which
 see at No. 8 of its meanings. Ukuti
 galakaxa : To suddenly come down
 on a thing or person, as on a buck
 in hunting, or as an army in sud-
 denly surprising another.
 i GALAXAXA, n x. A tall thin person or
 thing.
 in GALATI, n.z. The navel string of a
 new-born infant.
uku GALAZA, v. t.z. To be impertinent to a
 person.


7 GANGAZANA.

uku GALELA, v.t.x. 1. To pour out, as the
 pouring out of a liquid.-2. x.z It
 also denotes the attack of an army.
 Impi yagalela pina ? Where did
 the army make the attack ?
 uku GALsLANA, v.t.x.z. To join battle, as
 two armies commencing to fight.
 uku GALELEKA, v.x. TO arrive at a certain
 period; applied only to several
 persons, or a company of persons.
 Ibandla yagaleleka emini: The
 company or regiment arrived about
 mid-day.
 isi GALo, n.z. A bracelet.
 in GALo, n.x.z. The human arm; the
 arm from the hand to the elbow.
 um GAMA, n.x. z. A distance; a space.
 Besihamba ngumgama omkulu:
 We went a long distance.
 u GAMA, n.x. A period of time. Ngom-
 gama usenabo: During the period,
 or while, he is still with them.
 i GAMA, n.x.z. A name. Igaina lomntu:
 The name of a person.
 uku GAMANXA, v. t.z. To lay hold of a per-
 son or thing at any point between
 the two extremities.
uku GAxATA, v.t.z 1. To hold up any-
 thing in the middle, as the beam of
 a pair of scales.-2. To reach to
 about the middle of a vessel, as
 liquid which partly fills it.
 i GAneu, n.z. A black goat with white
 stripes across the back.
uku GAMELA, v.t. z. To be in earnest about
 a matter.
 isi GANGA, n.x. A heap of earth.
 um GANGA, n.x. A large mound of earth;
 a lump of fat between the fore legs
 of an animal.
 u GANGA, n.z. Dry snuff.
 i GANGA, n.z. The spur of a mountain.
uku GANGA, v.t.x. 1. To catch a thing, as
 a ball, when thrown by another.-
 2. To play practical jokes; to be-
 have unseemly.
uku GANGADA, v.t.z. To pound or ram the
 floor of a house; to flog violently,
 as oxen in a wagon.
uku GANGATA, v.t.x. To lay the floor of a
 house by beating earth into a solid
 mass; usually the soil of the ant
 heap is used, as it contains a glu-
 tinous matter, imparted to it by
 the ants in building their heaps,
 to render them firm and ad-
 hesive.
 in GANGAZANA, n.z. A small species of
 weevil. x. Ingqokoqwane.