Nyaudzosingwi starting with DZV

Figurative Expressions

• dzvaruDescribes carrying something by placing it on the shoulder.
• dzvatsuDescribes seeing or coming upon someone unexpectedly, when they do not suspect it; as when a mother came upon her child unawares, already holding stolen money.
• dzviDescribes taking hold of something firmly, gripping with force.
• dzvokoDescribes staring at someone to show that you are angry with them or do not like them, without taking your eye off them.
• dzvongoDescribes something such as a log being bent or crooked at one point along it.
• dzvonyoDescribes the drawing back or coming away of the skin that covers the front of a man's organ.
• dzvuDescribes striking something hard with a stick or a switch. Also of provoking someone by shoving them, or nudging them lightly with the elbow; and of growing up out of the age of childishness.
• dzvutuDescribes opening the eyes wide yet not clearly seeing what one is looking at, as though one were dreaming.