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lefolotšane— a calf that is born dead
kgotelele— a hot coal.
seruwe— an egg that is not hatched
khomo— cow
pelo— heart
diponkisana— small white beans
natefa— be tasty
notoleetsana— mopani worm
besa
thutaditho— anatomy
motšoko,letsoko,fola— snuff
seragamabje— catapult
go tsenela
bala— read
phaphadikota— ground woodpecker
adibetša— hold out hands to receive
kgogolamooko— no English name
lerotse— citron
lesese— sonchus oleraceus
Bakone— Bakone
phohu ; phofu— eland
thamela
šabalala— be scattered , dipersed
buna— reap
go dula bothunyeng— basking in the sun
segataborokgo— a very short man
seauwe
kotokoto,lekgookgoo— whooping cough
aluminiamo— aluminium
setla— pound
bogologolo,bogologolotala— long long ago
bjala— traditional beer
Bahananwa— Bahananwa
pato— leveling stick
phokgo— champion/winner
selotsoko— any old thing
setladu
thomoratsokwe— fiscal shrike
segatlela— a child who was weaned earlier .
meruka
khwaterelione— quadrillion
sekatapowana
lerarabjoko/letlalwanabjoko— arachnoid membrane
mampo
lema— practice agriculture
lefotla— a dried, pickle pear.
marotse— pumpkin pancakes
koloba,thapa— wet
Batlokwa— Batlokwa
mogwale— grey heron
munamuna,ngongorega— complain
hlomama— stand upright, something that is planted in.
khwinthilione— quintillion
palo ya nnete— actual number
mosebetho— a ritual of recognizing ancestors
dithetlwa
tšegetšege— minnow
aroga ; phamoga; tepoga— off ramp
hlonama— demure
dikonaona
koma— initiation school/mountain school
aretse— unknown thing; unknown place
dianelela
mpeng— abdominal
mamotalane
theko— a handle of an axe.
theto— poetry
šikara— carry on shoulder
mahlatswamaselo— a type of traditional beer
sebego— a traditional beer brewed for the royal house.
sethibelamohlwa— ant cap
letlopo— coxcomb
sebakabakeng— in the air
serumula— torch
gegeya,kodutla
khutlotsepa— right angle
legodi— burchell`s glossy starling
kgekgetho,patolo
kgoši Sekhukhune— King Sekhukhune
ribama— hang one`s head, shame or sorrow
Kgarebe
pšere— pear
moradu— a very thin cow.
ala— make a bed
mohlapolane— a star that indicates abundance of food
hlahloba,hlahlofa— examine
notlela,kgonya— lock
mogopo— a wooden dish used for serving poridge.
kiba— kiba
nyetse— villages
leakabosane— white stork
lekoribeng— embankment
lephepane— laughing dove
lešikihledi— sandy soil
bomonego ; lefelomonego— absorption field
phalafala— horn
moditi— a teacher at the initiation school.
telo— wooden dish
sekwiri, sekhwiri— African quail
malapane
pekudi
sediko— circle
rompase— rhombus
senthulwane
thokgola
khobe— fish
legokolodi— centipede
segwaragwara— namaqua sand grouse
monyane— biddens bipinnata
mahlatswa— wild plum
mpa— abdomen
lefodi— pumpkin
tuma— become famous
difoto— bangle
naledi— star
letlorontlope
magola— plains
lebone— lamp
rutlela pele— struggled foward
go hwa mphapha/lehlakore— apoplexy
dzwelemo— summers
aretse ; garetse— I don't know/ We don't know
matlala— a person who takes care of the initiates
atiša— multiply
kerepole— desert pup fish
sebokuboku— raffle
prisima ya hlakorenne— quadrilateral prism
kgamego/petego— asyphxia
Bathabine— Bathabine
kgoka
legapu— water melon
lema— to spoil a child
tolo— spring hare
dikhwini
mogokong— small worms that feed on maize
ntšhifala— increase
modulasetulo— chairman
mašidi— a traditional beer for women.
nyelora— ashes
anegolla
anega— narrate; tell
leisiisi
fula— pick fruit
sekgwa— food made with millet
mothamagane
ala— spread (a table cloth)
moropa— drum
sekala— scale
phiramiti— pyramid
kodi— elegant grasshoper
apola— undress ;take off clothes
morifi— small dish made from clay
dinawa— cow peas
senkoko
sehebehebe— whispering
mmutla— cape hare
aka ; gaka ; haka; kgwagetša; fega— hook
phethonkgana— topple over
phukubje— jackal
thiswana— small dish for drinking traditional beer
selekanyakhutlo— protractor
mose— crusher, pestle, pounder
semana— bee
thaola,kgaola— break, cut,
mehlabane— sandy loam soil
setimela— train
seyalemoya— radio; wireless set
seroto— diligent person
ayone— ion
boba— crouch
letlabo— mountain reedbuck
letlemetlo,letlametlo— bull frog
Banareng— Banareng
tlaralala— stand with legs astride
matšang
nanankela— tiptoe
mohlobolo— a part of meat from the brides side to the groom side.
phapharega— to be awake
mphatakakalana— red locusts
magaba
thothomela— shiver
akomela— peep
tlhakanyo— addition
amoga— take back ; take away
phala— buck
sekokotla— a strong person
natlafala— be heroic
naka— a type of star that appears in winter, it indicated that the winter is going to be very cold.
kgomarela,mamarela— stick
phatlalala— be scattered ,known
mageu— maizemeal drink
gagola,kgeila— tear
leebarope— cape rock pigeon
sego, mokgopu— calabash
Batau— Batau
kgwale— redwing partridge
akhwi ; ano— these near
mauwe
mabilo— wild medlar
bjala bja thetho— a traditional beer that is taken to the brides family.

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