u GANGE, n. z. The outward fence of a ox; to lay a stick across the back
 cattle fold. of a person by beating him.-2. To
 um GANGo, n.z. The second cow given by involve a person in an affair. Lit.
 the parent or guardian of a girl to To set him astride on it.-3. To
 her intended husband, at the time catch with a hook, as a fish.
 when she is betrothed. isi GAxA, n.z. A lump or mass; a pillar;
 um GANGOA, n.z. An antelope with twisted a piece of statuary.
 horns. um GAxx, n.z. A large kind of antelope,
 um GANI, n. z. A large tree from which with large spiral horns, the Kudu.
 many domestic utensils are made, uku GATA, v.t.z. To grind, as corn for
 and whose fruit is medicinal. Hour.
 i GANs; n.z. Fruit of the umgani. um GaZI, n.x.z. A red bead, so named
 um GANYANA, n. x. A short distance. Wa- from its being of a blood colour.
 hambela pambile umganyana: He i GAZI, n.x.z. Blood while in a liquid
 went forward a short distance. state.
 in GANTUNTu, n.x. A recluse. Applied to in GAzI, n.z. Weight; name; character;
 a person who refuses to live in a influence.
 village, or near other persons,build- um GOA, n.x. A line; a stripe; a row; a
 ing his hut away from others. rank.
 uku GANZINGA, v.t.z. To waste corn or uku GCABA, v.i.x. 1. To crack, or burst, as
 meat. ripe fruit, from the action of the
uku GAPA, v. i. z. To vomit; to retch, wind or sun.-2. It also denotes the
uku GAQA, v.i.z. To creep on the hands chapping of the hands or the face
 and knees. from the action of the sun or wind,
uku GASA, v.i.x. To manifest conceit; to or roughness caused by cold or the
 have a high or self-flattering opin- atmosphere. z. To cut the skin,
 ion of one's own accomplishments and insert medicine; to inoculate;
 or personal attractions. to vaccinate ; to ornament the fore-
ubu GASA, n.x. Conceit; that which im- head by coloured clay.
 pliesaflatteringopinionof one'sself. in GOACA, n.x. A cowrie shell; they are
uku GATYA, v.t.x. To throw a rope or used by the Kaffirs as an orna-
 thong loosely on the neck; to mental band on the forehead.
 throw a reim on the horns of an ox uku GcADA, v.t.x. To fry as meat in a pan.
 to hold it by. uku GcacA, v.i.z. To dance as a girl.
 i GATYA, n.x. A small branch of a tree. uku GCAKA, v.t.z. To whitewash.
 u GAU, n.z. A bend, curve, or inclina- isi GCAKA, n. z. Garden for pumpkins.
 tion in a range of hills or high uku GCAKAMLF.L. v.i.x. Tositand warm the
 lands; a crooked, rocky, and diffi- person in the sun.
 cult pass in a mountain, isi GCoAK, n.z. Place where the sun
 i GAU, n.z. A young pumpkin, while shines hot.
 yet soft and green on the vine. in GCALA, n.x. 1. A flying ant.-2. A
 uku GAULA, v.t.x.z. To chop or hew tim- marksman; a goud shot.-3. A dex-
 ber or poles, or fire wood. terous person in any undertaking.
 i GAULo, n.z. An axe: any instrument u GeALACALA, n. x. An irascible, pasion-
 for chopping or hewing. ate person, or a vicious animal.
 GAxA, v.t.x. Used with Ukuti, which ubu GCALAGCALA. n.x Fierceness of manner.
 see at No. 8 of its meanings. Ukiuti ama GCALEKA, n.X. The paramount tribe of
 gaza: 1. To unexpectedly meet or the Xosa branch of the Kaffir
 fall upon a person or thing, so as to nation.
 impede progress. Bate gaxa ema- uku GcALISA. t.x. To entrap as game;
 tyene : They suddenly came on, or to snare.
 fell among stones, which impeded uku GOALISELA, v.t. x. To entrap for; or in
 their progress.-2. To run or fall a certain locality.
 against an object, so as to be driven isi GCALISELO, n.x. A trap; a snare.
 back, as a person running against a in GCAMBANE, n.x. A part of the dress of
 post in the dark. circumcised lads which covers the
 uku GAxA, v.t.z. 1. To set across; to set face.
 astride; to bind across; to put a in GCAMBO, n.x. The root of a tree or
 reim or lasso over the horns of an plant. Plu. zin.


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