LUNGULELA. 1 isi LuONaULA, n.x.z. Acidity of the stomach; indigestion. um LUNGUMABALA, n.x. A tree called the milk-wood tree. uku LrUNuzA, x. To peep.; to look out sharply; to look out for a thing. u LUNQU, n.x. 1. An overhanging projec- tion. 2. An overhanging eyebrow. LvNYE, adj.x. One. Spec. 5 sing. Uluti lunye: One rod. uku LtNYUKISWA, v.p.x. To be cautioned; to be warned; to be instructed. Lomntu ulunyukiswa ngomnye: That person is instructed, or warned, or put upon his guard, by another. Ukdlunyukiswa is the passive of Ukulumkisa, which see. For the mutation of the m into nyu, see the letter M, 3. 2. To be deceived; to be bam- boozled; to be cheated. See Uku- lumkisa, at No. 3 of its meanings. uku LuarwA, v.p.x. The passive of Uku- luma: To bite; to be bitten. Ndi- lunywa yinja: I am bitten by a dog. For the mutation of the m of the simple form of the verb into ny in the passive, see under the letter M. LurPIA, adv.x. Which? Spec. 5 sing. Lupina ufundiso ? Which doctrine ? LvsIIcA, x. Tough; wiry. The prefix varies with the prefix of the noun it qualifies. Uluti olulushica: A tough rod. Intambo elushica: A tough reim or thong. LusIzI, adj.x.z. Sorrowful; wretched; distressed. From Usizi: Sorrow. Lit. Lusizi expresses, It is sorrow; it is wretchedness." u Lbsu, n.x. A hide of the smaller ani- mals. The skin of a goat is called, Ulisu ; that of an ox is called, Isikumba. u Lusu, n.x. The stomach. u LUTuI, n.z. Name of the month of June or July, so called because the dust (Utuli) is abundant, and the winds high. u Luvo, n. x. Healthiness; soundness of mind. LuYA. Tense form of the verb, pres. ind. mood, spec. 5 sing. Luyagquma ulwandle: The sea roars. Prefixed to the infinitive of the verb, it denotes future time. Luya kugquma ulwandle: Theseawillroar. SeeLiya. Luzizr, adj.x. Dim; obscure; indis- tinct. Ndibone luzizi: I see in- LWEZI. distinctly. Intaba zibonakalaluzizi: The mountains appear dimly. uku LwA, v.x.z. To fight; to make war; to contend in conflict. LwA, x.Verbal prefix of the past in- definite tense of the verb, indicative mood, spec. 5 sing. Lwaza usapo luka Sirayeli ukuya kufuya ilizwe: And the children of Israel went to possess the land. u LwxBo, n.x. 1. A division; a portion. 2. A decision or judgment in any disputed case. LWAKOWABo. See Kowabo. u LwALo, n.x. Opposition. u LWALUKO, n.x. Circumcision. u LwxLwA, n.x. A flat, low rock. ubu LWALWA, n.x. The flatness of a low, thin rock. Intaba inobulwalwa: The mountain is characterized by flat-topped rocks. isi LwANA, n. x.z. 1. Any small wild ani- mal; an insect. 2. Worms in the intestines. u LWANDLE, n.x.z. The sea; the ocean. The plural is formed by changing the u into i. Ilwandle: Seas; oceans. u LWANDILE, n.x. A sound caused by a person or animal in running or walking. isi LwAeYANA, n.x.z. The generic term for wild beasts of the smaller kind. u LWAVELA, n.x.z. 1. Inward alarm; fear of evil, arising from fear of the con- sequences of evil conduct. 2. Suspicions of evil intentions on the part of others towards one- self. u LWAVILA, x. A. description of river bird. LwAZA, x. Then it; and it. Spec. 5 sing. See Ukuza, at No. 2 b of its meanings. uku LWELA, v.t.X.Z. TO fight for. uku LWELANA, v. t. x. z. To fight for each other; to be confederate in war. ubu LWELWE, n.x. A long standing afflic- tion; a chronic disease. um LWELWE, n. x. An infirm person; one long afflicted. u LWEZI, n.x.z. The name of the month October. In Zulu Kaffir u Lwezi means a grasshopper, with a shrill note like a cricket, which appears about the month of October, and from this circumstance doubtless the month has taken the name of Ulwezi.