ZWATL 2

 ZwaTr, n.x.z. A description of wood
 used for kindling a fire by friction =
 Iviti.
ilm ZwAzwA, n.x.z. A species of hawk.
ili Zws, n.z. A country.
 i Zwn, n.x.z. A contracted form of Ii-
 zwe :A country.
 Isi ZwE, n.x.z. A nation, a people.
 in ZWEcO, n.s. A small red bird which
 has four long feathers in its tail.
 Zwx, x. This word denotes intense
 stillness, such as is felt in tropical
 climates, when there is a great
 stillness in the air, with an intensely


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 heat of the sun. It is often used,
 though not always, with Ukuti,
 which see at No. 8 of its eacanings,
 Lati zwi ilanga: The sun was in-
 tensely hot, accompanied with great
 stillness of the air.
um ZWILIZWILI, n.x. A wren, or hedge
 sparrow. So called from the noise
 it makes resembling the word.
 in ZwININm, n.x. 1. Intense stillness and
 heat, as on a hot summer's day,
 without wind or clouds.
 2. A lamentation of manypeople.
 in ZWINIYA, n.x. The lash of a whip.


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