as a native Inyanga, or doctor, by uku QAQAMELA, v.i.x.z. To shiver; to
 divination, tremble.
 i QANDANA, n.x.z. A small egg. i QAQsaI, n.z. Couch or quick grass.
um QANDELI, n.z. A diviner; one who x. Uqaqaqa.
 guesses well. ubu QAQAULA, n.x. 1. A bright whiteness,
uku QANDULA, v. t.x.z. TO dress a stone for such as that of the sun in its
 grinding corn on, by the native strength and glory, or iron in a fur-
 process of picking it with a pick. nace when at a white heat.
uku QANDUSELA, v.t.x.z. To hatch, as a 2. Visible glory; intense bright-
 bird hatches its young. Inkuku ness. Xeshikweni ayakufika un-
 iqandusele: The hen has hatched yana wesintu esebuqaqauleni bake:
 the chicken. This meaning comes When the Son of Man shall come
 from ulu Qandula: To pick at a in His glory.
 stone, and refers to the hen pecking u QAQAQA, n.x. Couch or quick grass.
 the egg with her beak to allow the z. Igaqani.
 escape of the chick. uku QAQATEKA, v.i.z. To make a cracking
uku QAaNA, v.t.z. To jest; to speak ironi- sound, as the sharp ring of a mus-
 cally; to be facetious. ket, or a crackling sound of thun-
 um QANGABODWA, n.x. A stalk of Kaffir der, when very near.
 corn which has degenerated into a uku QAQAZA, v.i.x.z. To make a chattering
 sort of reed, and no longer bears noise with the teeth.
 corn. uku QAQAZELA, v.i.x.z. To gnash or. grind
 um QAsGALA, n.z. A stringed musical in- the teeth, as from rage or suffering.
 strument. uku QAQAZELISA, v.t.x.z. To cause the teeth
 i QANGANE,n. z. Flatulencyof the bowels, to chatter or grind together.
 um QANaI, n.z. A jester; a facetious indi- uku QAQEKA, v.i.x. To become ripped or
 vidual. open; to unravel or open, as a gar-
 isi QANoo, n.z. Jesting; irony. ment badly sewn.
 uku QANGQULALA, v.t.X. TO cut open an um QAQOBA, n.x. The name of a species of
 abscess; to lance; to rip open with thorn tree.
 a knife. i QAqOBA, n.x. A small gathering of any
uku QANJAQANJA, v.i.z. To wallow on the thing.
 ground as a drunkard or maniac. um QAQOaao, n.z. A shrub, the stalks of
uku QANQALAZA, v.i.x. To be haughty; to which die away every year, and fur-
 be contemptuous; to manifest nish a material much used by the
 haughty indifference to another, or natives for kindling their fires.
 towards any subject. i QAqu, n.x. A small tin vessel.
uku QAPULA, v.t.x.z. To let blood; to uku QAQULUA, v.i.z. To become loose, as
 bleed a person, a knot.
 um QAPU, n.x. The cotton plant; cotton. uku QAQULULA, v.t.x. To strip off, as when
 isi QAPU, n. z. A small piece of meat. the leaves of a green switch are
 ubu QAPUQAPU, n.x. Any downy or feathery stripped off by drawing it through
 thing; any thing soft and downy. the hand. z. To untie; to unloose;
 u QAQA, n. x. A ridge of stones, to unbind; to unrip.
 i QAQA, n.x.z. A musk cat. The Dutch uku QASHA, v.t.x. To hire, as a servant;
 call it the muir cat, thus applied, but properly the
uku QkXq, v.t.x.z. To cut open, as a sack word signifies, To choose; to take a
 at its mouth. lot.
uku QAQADEKA, v.i.x. To become hardened, uku QAsnISA, v.t.x. To cast lots; to de-
 as ground which is hardened by the cide a matter by casting lots.
 sun. i QAsnIso, n.x. A lot; that which falls
uku QAQAMPA, v.i.x.z. To smart with a to a person by the casting of lots.
 throbbing sensation, as a painful The plural is used with the verb
 swelling. Ukwenza: To do; for casting lots.
uku QAQAMBELA, v.i.x. To smart intensely Masenze amaqashiso: Let us cast
 with a throbbing pain, as a swelling lots.
 which is beginning to suppurate. ama QAsHn, n.x. Parched corn. It denotes
uku QAQAMBISA, v.t.x. To cause pain by the the corn of the maize placed on the
 infliction of punishment; to punish. fire until it bursts open from the
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