TUKUTEZA. 2!

nku TUKUTEZA, I v.i.x. To have anxiety
uku TUKUTEZELA, I about a matter, to en-
 courage anxious thoughts, to take
 anxious, carking care about a
 matter.
 isi TUKUTEZI, n.x. Anxiety of mind, that
 which disturbs the mind.'
 isi TUKUTUKn, n.x. An imperfect appre-
 hension of a subject. z. Agitation
 of mind, such as produces perspira-
 tion on the body.
 isi TUKUTUKWANA, n.x. A very slight
 apprehension of a subject.
uku TUKUZA, v.t. x. 1. To burrow in the
 ground, as a mole.
 2. To proceed on a journey on a
 dark night, so as to have to grope
 the way.
 in TUKWANE, n.x. A small yellow bird,
 with a white circle round the eyes.
uku TuLA, v.i.x.z. 1. To leave off speaking,
 to be silent.
 2. To cease to rain. Kwatula
 imvula: It ceased raining.
 3. v.t. To take down a thing,
 as from a shelf, or hook. Tula
 incwadi: Take down the book.
uku TULEKA, v.i.x.z. To fall down, as an
 article from a shelf.
 u TULI, n.x.z. Dust.
 u TULIKAZI, n.X.Z. 1. A great dust; a
 storm of dust.
 2. The month of July, so named
 because of dust being so abundant
 during that month.
uku TULIsA, v.t.x.z. To silence, be still.
 in TuLo, n.x.z. A salamander.
 isi TuLO, n.z. A stool; a chair; a seat.
 Kaffirized from the English word,
 Stool.
 i Tu t, n.z. The fruit of the Umtulu
 tree.
 um TULu, n.z. A wild medlar tree bearing
 a fruit which is apparently rotten
 when ripe.
ubuTunU, n.x. Deafness. From Uku-
 tula.
 isi TuLv, n.x,z. A deaf person.
uku TULULA, v.t.x.z. To pour out of a
 vessel. Applied more especially to
 the pouring out of thick milk from
 the milk sack. Tululaamasi: Pour
 out the milk.
uku TULULELA, v.t.x.z. To pour into, or
 pour out in a specific place.
 Uwatululele lamafuta emzimbeni
 wami: She hath poured this oint-
 ment on my body.
uku T UNA, v.t.x.z. To send; to despatch.


TUNGULU.


 i TuM, n.x. Fruit of the Umntuma
 tree.
 um TuA, n.x. A large tree of the
 stramonium species, very thorny.
 (Solanum.)
uku TUMAKALALA, v.i.X. To be satisfied
 with a course of action.
 uku TuMBA, v.t.z. To take captive; to
 carry away captive. x. uku
 Timba.
 i TumBA, n.x.z. A boil; a swelling; an
 abscess.
 in TUMBANE, n.x. A stye of the eye;
 a small ulcer on the lid of the
 eye.
 isi TueBANJA, n.z. The side post of a
 Kaffir hut.
ama TumBU, n.x.z. The intestines.
 i TunBM, n.x. One of the intestines.
 ubu TumBe, n.x. The inside refuse or pulpy
 part of a pumpkin.
uku TUMELA, v.t.x. To send for, or to
 send for some special business.
 Utunyelwa nina l Why, or for
 what purpose, are you sent? For
 the change of the m in the example,
 into ny, see the letter M.
 isi TxurMUTU n.z. A place of large
 extent, as a large assemblage of
 huts, or a large garden.
uku TUNA, v.t.z. To make unpleasant,
 offensive, disagreeable, or ridiculous,
 as by an offensive remark, or by
 adopting an unbecoming dress.
uku TuNDn, v.i.x. To void urine. z. uku
 Tshobinga.
uku TUNDEZA, v.t.x. To drive an animal
 gently; to drive on tenderly.
 isi TunDu, n.z. A large wicker basket.
 um TUNDULUKA, n.z. A tree with a fruit
 like a red plum, which is very acid
 before it ripens.
uku TUNOA, v.t.x. To sew, to stitch.
 i TueoA, n.x.z. A milk pail.
uku TuNcATAr, v.i.z. To sniff; to smell at a
 thing like a dog.
 in TUNGELE, s.x. A coarse kind of mat.
 um Tueoa, n.x.z. One who sews.
 in TUNGo, n.x. 1. The shin bone.
 2. The inner part of the roof of
 a house.
 tim Twaoo n.x.z. A sewing, a seam, a
 piece stitched on to a garment.
 isi Tueau, n.z. A bundle of grass, or leaves,
 or any other light material.
 i Tue ovU, n.x.z. The name of a wild
 fruit, the size and shape of a
 magnum bonum plum. It is found
 in abundance on the coast lands, in