QUKANISA. 18

uku QUKAmISA, v.t.x. To gather up, as
 crumbs when swept from a table.
 iri QUKAQA, n.z. A log of wood.
 u QUKULUBODO, n.x. A somersault. To
 turn a somersault is expressed thus,
 Yenza uqukulubodo: Make a
 somersault.
uku QUKUMBELA, v.t.x. To hem a garment.
um QUKUMBELO, n.x. The hem of a gar-
 ment.
uku QUKUQELA, v.i.x. To proceed in a line
 along a road or path, as oxen or
 people following each other.
 isi QUKUvANA, n.x. A short thick thing
 or person.
 uku QUKoZA, v.t.z. To strike gently; to
 touch gently.
 i QJLX, n.x. A small round button.
 uku QuCL, v.t.z. To strike so as to rebound,
 as a stick thrown against a wall, or
 as shields are often struck together
 by the different warriors when
 going to battle for the purpose of
 causing excitement.
 i QULA, n.x. A well of water.
 isi QULA, n.x. The calf of the leg.
 i QULAQOSHA, n.x. A small button with
 a flat base, and round or conical
 top; from Iqula: a round button;
 and Iqoshc : a flat button.
 uku QULEKA, v.i.z. To faint.
 uku QULELA, v.t.z. 1. To pour out freely,
 especially any slowly flowing liquid,
 as honey.
 2. To pour out a volume of sound,
 as in singing; to pour a volley, as
 a regiment in firing.
 i QuLO, n.z. A cluster of living things,
 as a swarm of bees when they clus-
 ter on the branch of a tree, or a
 crowd of people when seen at a dis-
 tance in motion, so as to present
 the appearance of surging to and
 fro. x. Jsiqweqwe.
 um QuLt, n.x.z. A heap of things; a
 mass; a package; a bundle or bale
 of things.
 isi QULUBA, n.x. The calf of the leg.
 uku QUMA, v.t.x. To hide on the person,
 as under a garment.
 uku Q MA, v. i.x.z. To rise in columns or
 masses, as smoke or dust. z. To
 explode from heat; to burst forth,
 as crackling sparks from a fire.
 isi QUMA, n.x. 1. A heap of grain. Isi-
 quma senqolowa: A heap of wheat.
 2. A bunch of grass, or herbs, or
 flowers, so named because it spreads
 out like a small heap at the top.


5 QUNGEQU.

uku QUMBA, v.i.x. To be angry.
 z. 1. To swell up; to swell from
 flatulency.
 2. To swell with anger; to be
 displeased, so as to be sulky or
 grumpy.
 3. To swell out, as a bud on a
 tree.
 uku QUMBELA, v.t.x. To be angry with; to
 be angry on account of.
 um QuCMB, n.x.z. The first swelling out
 of the Kaffir corn, previous to its
 full development; a bud on a plant,
 specially the swelling protuberance
 of a plant, as that of the rhubarb
 plant.
 uku QuMBlsA, v.t.x To affront; to make
 angry. z. To cause to swell; to
 displease; to cause flatulency.
 i QumnB, n.z. The large white ant when
 swollen with eggs; the Queen ant.
 From uku Qumba: To swell out.
 ukI QuMCausA, v.t. z. To stab; to pierce.
 i QUME, n.z. The wild hemp plant.
 uku QUMISA, v.t.x. To raise in columns of
 smoke or vapour.
 u QuMQuMU, n.z. The Cape gooseberry.
 uku QUMUKA, v.i.z. To start away wildly
 as cattle when they start off from
 the pasture lands for home, or for
 water to the river. Hence, To burst
 out into a fit of laughter.
 isi QuMuzA, n.z. Grubs of young bees
 while still in the comb, before
 being winged.
 uku QuMZA, v.t.x. To crush any hard sub-
 stance.
 uku QUNDA, v.t.z. To blunt the edge or
 the point of an instrument, as a
 knife or assegai.
 isi QusDn, n.z. A heap or mound of grass
 or weeds growing in the bed of a
 river.
 isi QUGoA, n.z. A long description of
 grass used for thatching.
 uku QuGoA, v.t.z. To pour from on high
 into a vessel, so as to mix the con-
 tents; to milk from the cow into a
 vessel containing a portion of coa-
 gulated milk, that the new milk
 may at once curdle. In this state
 it is very delicious.
 isi QuNGE, n.x. A state of confusion, used
 especially to denote confused talk;
 an uproar.
 um QUNGE, n.z. An animal with black
 stripes, as a zebra, or a cat, when
 thus marked.
 i QUNCEQU, n. x. A large grass lizard.