KONEKAZI.


 in KONEKAZI, n.x.z. A cow with a white
 stripe along the back.
 in KONEKAZI-EBOMVu, n.x.z. A red cow
 with a white back.
 in KONEKAZI-EMNYAMA, n.x.z. A black
 cow with a white back.
uku KONGOZELA, v.i. x. To hold out the
 hand; or to hold out a vessel, for
 the purpose of receiving any thing
 from another person. Hence, To
 collect in a place of worship.
 in KoNJANi, n.x.z. A swallow.
 in KONKO, n.z. A species of long grass
 used for making coarse ropes with.
 isi KONKo, n. z. A locality where the in-
 konko grass grows.
 in KONKOBE, n. x. The Kaffir name of the
 Kat-berg mountains.
 in KONKONI, n.z. A species of sea bird.
 isi KONKOSI, n.x. The poll of the neck.
uku KONKOTA, v. t.x.z. To bark as a dog.
isi KONKWANE, n.x.z. A pin for fastening,
 as a tent pin; hence, a nail; a bolt.
 isi Koso, n.z. The whole arm; wing of
 an army.
 um KoNO, n. x.z. The fore leg of an animal,
 including the shoulder blade. In
 the human frame, the shoulder and
 arm.
uku KosONA, v.i.z. To demur; to be dis-
 satisfied; to hesitate on a matter;
 to not fully believe.
 um KosTO, n.x z. A spear; the name of
 the Kaffir assegai.
uku KoNTY, v.i.x. To retire; to seek se-
 clusion.
 in KoarTo, n.x. A hole, pit, or den in a
 rock. Tnkontyo emnyama: A dark
 hole or den, or pit.
uku KONXA, v.t.x. To fasten with a chain
 or buckle.
uku KONXEKA, v.p.X. To become fastened
 with a chain.
 i KoMxo, n.x. A link in a chain; a
 buckle; that which links or fastens.
 uku KonYA, v.i.x.z. To bellow like an ox;
 to roar.
 um KONTA, fn.x.z. A species of grass-
 hopper. It makes a loud, shrill
 noise at night, which is heard afar
 off during the summer nights.
 in KoNrANA, n.x.z. The young of ani-
 mals; more generally applied to a
 calf before the horns appear.
uku KONYALUKA, v.i.z. To retch violently;
 to make violent efforts to vomit.
uku KONZA, v.t.x.z. To serve; to work for
 another; to wait upon a person as
 a servant.


 SKOTOKOTO.

uku KONZISA, v.t.x.z. To cause to serve ; to
 exact service from another.
 um KoNZI, n.x.z. One who serves; one
 employed in the service of another.
 in Koazo, n.x.z. Service; attendance;
 ministry; service rendered to
 another.
 in KOPE, n.x.z. The eyelids.
 in KOSANA, n.x. A petty prince. Lit. A
 small ruler.
 in KosxzANA, n.x. A princess.
 in Kosi, n.x. z. A term denoting respect
 and authority; a chief; a ruler;
 the principal person of a tribe or
 family. He is chief or head of
 others; hence applied to Christ as
 Lord of His people.
 um Kosr, n.x.z. An army. Inkosi inom-
 kosi omkulu : The chief has a large
 army.
 i KosI n. x. The back part of the neck-
ubu Kosi, n.x.z. Authority; rule; king.
 ship; chieftainship.
 in KosIKAZI, n.x.. A chiefs wife; a
 queen.
ubu Kosl a, n.x. z. Authority resembling
 that of a chief or ruler; small
 authority.
 i KoSTINx, n.x. A chimney. Kaffirized
 from the Dutch for chimney.
uku KOTA, v.t.x.z. To lick with the tongue.
uku KOTANA, v.t.x.z. To lick each other.
 in KOTA, n.x.z. Long dry grass for
 thatching. In Zulu Kaffir, the
 number seven.
 isi KorI, n.x. A tract of country where
 the grass has grown long and ripe.
 Yisa inkoma esikoteni zihlute:
 Bring the cattle to the long pas-
 turage, that they may be full. It
 is derived from Ukukota, to lick,
 and the meaning is, that the cattle
 can lick it into the mouth, being
 long.
uku KoTAM, v.i.z. To bow down; to
 stoop.
uku KOTAMELA, v. t. To stoop or bow
 down to, or before, or upon, or to-
 wards.
uku KoraMIsA, v.t.z. To cause to bowdown;
 to humble.
 um KoTI, n. z. The fore-finger of the right
 hand, so named because it is used
 to wipe off the perspiration from
 the face. From Ukukota: To
 wipe, or lick off.
 isi KOTOKOTO, n.z. 1. Scrapings; that
 which is wiped off.
 2. Dry humour around a wound,