TLANTSt.


in TLANTSI, n.x. A spark of fire.
in TLANzr, n.x. A fish.
in TLAULO, n.x. A fine, or pecuniary
in TLAULELO, punishment, paid for
 another; a ransom; a sum paid
 for the release of another from
 punishment.
 in TLIZIYo, n.x. The heart, of man or
 animal.
 in TLOKO, n.x. 1. The head, of man or
 animal.
 2. The principal part of a sub-
 ject; the beginning of a matter.
 Intloko yalonto nipambane ngayo
 iyiyipina? What is the point of
 the matter you are 'disputing
 about .
 8. The head or chief of a people.
 Abazintloko zabantu: These are
 the heads of the people.
 in TLOKOnLAZA, n.x. The spring season
 of the year.
 in TLOKOMo, n.x. A loud noise, as of peo-
 ple shouting, or of vehicles running
 on a stony road.
 in TLOLA, n.x. Spies of an army, who go
 out to reconnoitre before an attack
 is made.
 in TLOMBs, e.x. A description of hea-
 thenish dance.
 in TLoNDu, s.x. Lewdness; the unclean
 wickedness of young people.
 in TLONHLO, n.x. The sides of the head
 running back from the temples on
 each side, until the hair is reached.
 in TLOYA, 2.x. Whey of milk.
 in TLUMELO, n.x. Sprouts. Usually ap-
 plied to the young sprouts of an
 old plant, especially to the shoots
 of old Kaffir corn stalks. which have
 been left in the ground after reap-
 ing, and have produced a second
 crop in the succeeding year, which
 in warm climates often takes place.
 in TLaeGU, n.x. Pain; physical suffering.
 in To, n.x.z. 1. A thing; any article;
 any inanimate substance.
 2. A subject; any matter of dis-
 cussion or conversation. Lonto
 ubuteta ngayo: The subject you
 were speaking of. EEyonanto bebe
 pikisana ngayo: The matter they
 were contending about.
 isi To, n.x.z. 1. The calf of the human
 leg.
 2. The whole leg of an animal.
ulu To, n.x.z. Thing. Used negatively to
 denote nothing. Asiluto: It is
 nothing; of no consequence.


uku TOBA, v.i.x.z. To bend; to stoop; to
 bow down the person. v.t. To re-
 duce a swelling by fomenta-
 tion.
 i TonA, adj.x. Nine. The prefix varies
 with the spec. of the noun referred
 to. Abantu abalitoba: Nine per-
 sons. Izindlu ezilitoba: Nine
 houses. Amadoda alitoba: Nine
 men.
 isi TosA, n.x. Ninth. Umntu owesitoba.
 The ninth person.
uku TOBEKA, v.n.x.z. To be humble, sub-
 missive, lowly. Lit. To be bowed
 down.
uku TOBEKA, s.X. Humility; self-abase-
 ment. Ukutobeka kwentliziyo:
 Humility of mind, or heart.
uku TOBELA, v.t.X.Z. TO bow or incline to-
 wards; to be submissive to. To-
 bela intliziyo zenu ngakuye n Ye-
 hovah: Incline your hearts towards
 the Lord.
uku ToBISA, v.t.x. To humble; to subdue;
 to bend.
 isi Tono,n.x.z. A fomentation; a poultice
 for reducing a swelling or local in-
 flammation.
 um TOBO, n.z. A herb from which a poul-
 tice or fomentation is made.
uku TOBOZA, v.t.z. To flatter; to soothe, as
 the soothing down of a person's
 anger.
 ToProfoo, adj.x. Softness. It denotes
 that which is soft to the touch;
 applied to a swelling on the person.
 Isandla sadumba sada satofotofo:
 The hand swelled until it was soft,
 or puffed up. Also applied to ripe
 fruit. Iziqamo ezitofotofo: Fruit
 which is soft from ripeness. The
 prefix changes with the spec. of the
 noun qualified.
 isi TOKAZANA, a.x.z. A small or young
 heifer.
 i TOKAZr, n.x.z. A heifer.
 in TOKAZI, n.x.z.. A large huge thing.
 Compounded of Into: Thing; and
 Kazi: The superlative form of
 comparison.
 2. A female.
 uku TOKOMBISA, v.i.x. To hang down the
 head as if ashamed. Intloko, uyi-
 tokombise enge ulisela: He held
 down his head as if he were a
 thief.
 isi TOKOTOKO, n.x. Darkness; gloomi-
 ubu ToKOTOKO, J ness.
 uku TOKOZA, v.i.z. To be in an enjoyable


TOKOZA.