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  1. towera— trap
  2. nampodi— never
  3. nyerere— ants
  4. nyuci— bee
  5. dzana— hives
  6. tsamba— leaf (botanics)
  7. mwana wacimuna— son
  8. ciponi— which
  9. kubva mphepo— have cold
  10. ncenga— sand (opposite to following)
  11. -songola— sharp
  12. mabanja— names (family)
  13. madimba— gardens
  14. bzinyama— animals
  15. dzuwa— sun
  16. tulombo— insects
  17. kukumbura— ask for a favor
  18. ndzowu— elephants
  19. uchi— honey
  20. ncila— tail
  21. -phewa— killed, be
  22. micera— tails
  23. nyasa— deer
  24. phwaphwa— armpit
  25. tapsa na mphepo— we are burnt with air (the phrase a groom uses to ask for a bride to come with him)
  26. kuchengeta— save
  27. -yesa— try
  28. mabveradzuwa— east
  29. nyati— buffalo
  30. -lewa— say
  31. njila, nsewu, mpsampsayila— path (road, trail; not street)
  32. nyankudungudza— vaidoso
  33. cingwe— rope
  34. -khongobza— gather
  35. nzukwa— ghosts
  36. gumbo— bags
  37. mapompi— pipes
  38. ntongi— chief
  39. -kulumiza— be fast
  40. ncefu— eland
  41. miti— trees
  42. azinana— sisters
  43. njiri— warthog
  44. -fucira— bury
  45. ayayi, nee— no
  46. -lota— dream
  47. nin'dziwa lini— I don't know
  48. malitsito— fences
  49. -dala— be rich
  50. nsiye— eyelash
  51. mubo— hole
  52. kulimba— get healed
  53. nyanja— lakes
  54. bade— bark (of tree)
  55. nkkuyu— figs
  56. ndilibe kukupasa masheleni— I did not give you the money
  57. cimbudzi— toilet
  58. nsodzi— roofs
  59. matubzi— stool
  60. nkhawa, malilo— deaths
  61. dwidwi— Chameleon
  62. azimebzala— mothers-in-law
  63. caciwiri— second
  64. ngoma— drums
  65. cikulu— huge
  66. kudzawulu— north
  67. n'zukwa— ghost
  68. -khala— sit
  69. ku, pa— at
  70. kuyikha— save
  71. sumuka, yima— stand
  72. abunyu— lizards
  73. -dziwana— know each other
  74. apusi— monkeys
  75. dumvu— type of grass
  76. kusamba m'manja— wash hands
  77. m'figu— banana plant ( Musa )
  78. wentse— both
  79. kuponi?— where
  80. uta— bow
  81. -pfuwa— pull
  82. -gopsewa— be frightened
  83. kuzika— deep
  84. thangwe— why
  85. cifuwa— cough
  86. udzandiwone— You see me
  87. nyanga ya ndzou— tusk
  88. mphalapala— impala
  89. didi— true
  90. mbvuu— hippopotamuses
  91. yadyo— garlic
  92. kuyikha pamoto— set on fire
  93. mwadiya— boats
  94. jhanela— widow
  95. aziyavu— maternal grandfathers
  96. khanda— skin (person's)
  97. lilimi— tongue (anatomical)
  98. atongi— chiefs
  99. mbvuu— hippopotamus
  100. nyanza ikulu— ocean, sea
  101. mwana— child
  102. ntsapato— shoes
  103. cimbamba— beans
  104. mu— in
  105. nkhuku— Hen
  106. mafuta— fat
  107. ntsomba— fish
  108. kupsinya— squeeze
  109. pfupa— bone
  110. ntsikana— girl
  111. kunya— defecate (shit)
  112. dasentsa— Excuse Me
  113. dziluwa— flower
  114. bemphenwa— butterfly
  115. mathawale— ponds
  116. -pfekulo— comb
  117. nyakuyimba— singer
  118. mikono— bulls
  119. kalombo— insect
  120. kamba— tortoise
  121. musuzi— soup
  122. ng'ombe— cow
  123. mpsayiro— broom
  124. baba— paternal uncle
  125. matalala— hail
  126. litsito— fence
  127. -duwala— sick
  128. cisu— knife
  129. achunzu— hawks
  130. mayindza— summer
  131. anyakhokho— crocodiles
  132. -bva mphepo— have fever
  133. kagona— go to sleep
  134. -pita— enter
  135. makumi matatu— thirty
  136. baba— priest
  137. muti— tree (not log)
  138. phwanya— break
  139. ntsato— python
  140. mupunga— rice
  141. -sankhula— choose
  142. imwe— you (pl)
  143. musika— tamarind tree
  144. nin'dzakuwona mangwana— Tomorrow I will see you
  145. -coka mulopa— bleed
  146. -dzala— full
  147. kombe— fishnet
  148. ambuya— maternal grandmother
  149. mphanza— bald
  150. buntha— blunt (knife)
  151. -wuwa— bark (dog)
  152. -kumbuka— think
  153. dzana— day before yesterday
  154. khutu— ear
  155. uko, apo— there
  156. condzi— wind
  157. kutali— far
  158. nkhuku— chickens
  159. dzana— hundred
  160. pantsi— ground
  161. azilowola— daughters-in-law
  162. dongo— earth (soil)
  163. nkhasa— better
  164. khumi na bziwiri— twelve
  165. ukuse bwa bira— wool
  166. matambiko— ladders
  167. mabade— shells
  168. amebzala— mother-in-law
  169. masawu— Indian jujube ( Ziziphus mauritiana )
  170. mphondolo— lion
  171. ciphalewale— lightning
  172. lini?— when
  173. kuwuma— freeze
  174. -sona— sew
  175. sabawu yawufa— washing powder
  176. muloola— bride
  177. -jejera— cold (of weather)
  178. mphungu— eagles
  179. baba— father
  180. fala— word
  181. apembere— rhinoceroses
  182. -lewalewa— talk, speak
  183. kutsuka tsitsi— wash hair
  184. mabondo— bones
  185. kuyengamala— float
  186. -tayira— answer
  187. kutokota— be cooked
  188. kubvumba— rain
  189. bzingasi— how many
  190. kudya matabichu— have breakfast
  191. mphala— impalas
  192. mwamuna namwali— groom
  193. chocho— cooking spoon
  194. akazi— women
  195. atiya— paternal aunt
  196. pfemba— nine
  197. nkulo— river
  198. bzulu— ant hills
  199. banja— name (family)
  200. batha— duck
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