KWANELE. 10

 not do for you that which ye have
 requested of me.
 KWANELE, adj.x. It is enough; it is
 sufficient. From Ukwanela: To
 suffice. Kvanele, unyana warn usa-
 hleli: It is enough, my son still
 liveth.
uku KWANEZELELA, v.t. x. To add to.
 KWANOA, x. 0 that it might. This
 form is followed by the forms of the
 present tense of the potential mood
 of the verb, to express strong desire
 for the accomplishment of a pur-
 pose, or the possession of an object.
 Kwanga kunga banjalo 1 0 that it
 might be so Kwanga kungati
 kubeko ufefe Iwenkosi! O that
 there might be grace from the Lord!
 i KWANGANA, n.x. A young or small
 castrated bull; a young bull stag.
 in KWANGE, n.x. A castrated bull; a bull
 stag.
 i KWANOE, n.x.z. A castrated animal.
 i KWANGELE, n.x. A guinea fowl.
 KwANBOxu, adv.x. Immediately; at
 this moment. Hamba wangoklu:
 Go now, this moment.
 i KwANI, n.z. 1. A leaf of the mealie
 plant.
 2. A large species of bulrush re-
 sembling theleaf of the mealie plant.
 KWANJALO, adv. x. It was so.
 KwANJEKE, x.1. Thus it was. Kwehla
 into ekwanje-ke kubo: Thus it hap-
 pened to them. Kwanje-ke eku
 peleni kwalonto: Thus it was in
 the sequel thereof; this was its
 finale.
 2. So; so then; after the same
 manner. Kwangeke, wa buya
 wafeza umsebenzi wake: So then,
 after the same manner he returned,
 and completed his undertaking.
isi KWANTYA, n.z. Very thick solid fer-
 mented milk, which is used for
 food by the natives.
 KwA oKO, adv.x. Immediately; at
 that very time. Yaselembeta kwa
 oko ingelosi yenkosi: Immediately
 the angel of the Lord smote him.
 The difference between kwa oko and
 kwangoku, (which see,) is that the
 former is used in the past time, the
 latter in the present.
 i KWAPA, n.x.z. The armpit.
in KwAPA, n.z. The flank of an animal.
 KWAPELA. Prefixed to nouns, denot-
 ing. Only, nothing more. Ungum-
 kohlisi kwapela: You are nothing


KWE.


 but a deceiver. See Kupela, at
 No. 3 of its meanings.
 in Kwasnu, n.x. Numbness of feeling;
 cramp.
 KwAso, x. Oue of the forms of the
 poss. pro. Its.
 KWATINIKE, x. What then took place?
 Or what then came to pass ? Eweke
 sendivile oko, kwatinike ? Yes, I
 have heard that; what then took
 place
 isi KWAISHA, n. x. A partridge.
 in KWATU, n.z. A limpet, or small oyster.
 u KWATU, n.z. The generic term for lim-
 pets, or small shell fish.
 KWAWO, x. One of the forms of the
 poss. pro.. Its.
 KwAYE, x. Past indefinite tense of the
 verb, impersonal form, spec. 8.
 Used more generally with Ukuti:
 To do, or be so. Kwaye kute: And
 it came to pass. Kwaye kute baku-
 fika, babanjwa: And it came to
 pass, that when they arrived, they
 were arrested. Kwaye bekuko
 abantu belinye elizwe : There were
 present people of another country.
 KwA YEDWA, X. By himself; to him-
 self. Wa hamba kwa yedwa: He
 went by himself. Wabuya wateta
 kwa yedwa : Then he spoke again
 to himself.
 KwA YENA, x. He himself. Watsho
 kwa yena: He himself said so.
 KwAYo, x. One of the forms of the
 poss. pro. Its.
 KWAZA, x. And it; then it. Spec. 8.
 See Ukuza, at No. 2 b of its mean-
 ings.
uku KWAZA, v. t. x. To call to a person by
 shouting, so as to arrest his atten-
 tion.
 in KAZI, n.z. A species of hawk.
 um KAzI, n. z. A bright appearance;
 bright stripes, such as luminous ap-
 pearances in the heavens.
 KwAzo, x. One of the forms of the
 poss. pro. Theirs.
 KwE, x. A contraction of the particle
 kwa. It is prefixed to nouns com-
 mencing with the vowel I, as an
 ablative or dative form, in the
 sense of at or into, the final a ofkwa
 being elided, and the initial vowel
 of the noun changed into e. Kwe-
 lozwe: In that country. Kweyoko-
 qala indhlu: At the first house.
 See Kwo.
am KwE, x.z. A brother-in-law.