Umcizi, powder. Inyozi, honey. N'wela, a waggon. Umculu, great. N'cani, little. Cachema, fast. Gathly, slow. Ubisi, sweet milk. Amasi, sour milk. Bulala, to wound or shoot. Ipe, where. Kona, there. Pezulu, up or above. Imazi, a cow. Pantsi, below or down. Inyoka, a snake. E'am, mine. Incwade, a written letter or note. E'arko, yours. M'nyama, black. Egwi, snuff. M'lope, white. Ilanga, the sun. Ebomvu, red. Inyanga, the moon, a month. Inkomo, cattle. Immali, money. By joining some of these words together may be formed many useful sentences; thus:-- Yenza umlilo, Make a fire. Ziza amanzi nami, Bring water to me. Dia funa ihashi am, I want my horse. Dia funa uku zingela ama injlovu, I want to hunt elephants. Mauzapa nami goomso uku sebenza, Come to me to-morrow to work. Dia funa uku tenga zinkomo, I want to buy cattle. Mongapi? How many? Ishumi, Ten. Ubanina? What is the name of? Ubanina amasondo le? What is the name of these footmarks? Engazi, I don't know. Chela mena, Tell me. E-zapa wena, Come here you. Hamba kona, Go there.