Words starting with NZ
Everyday Shona words
- -nzai
- nzambara
- nzangaA community is a village or many houses found in one place. A community is an association of church members, or others with the same interests that they are trying to promote.
- nzara
- nzara
- -nzarwo
- nzembe
- nzenza
- nzero
- nzeve
- nzi-i
- -nzii
- -nzika
- nzimbe
- nzira
- -nziririka
- nziswa
- nzombe
- nzondo
- nzondora
- -nzonzaTo nzonza is to walk by repeatedly stepping on the ground as if you are patting it. If you nzonza a place, it means you have walked there many times, to the point that you know it very well.
- -nzonzoda
- -nzonzota
- -nzonzotaWhen you prune the branches of a tree, you are removing the leaves and small twigs. - prune.
- nzope
- nzororera
- nzororeramudengaThese are the habits of a lazy person, who pretends to be busy and not quick at work, but wants to appear as if they are doing something meaningful. A complete idler.
- nzouThe elephant is the largest animal of all, with large ears and a trunk with valuable tusks.
- nzuma
- nzungu
- nzununu
- nzunza
- nzunzuma
- -nzunzumara
- -nzunzuta
- -nzuwaira
- nzuwu
- nzva
- nzva-a
- nzvada nzvada
- -nzvadaira
- nzvaiKuti nzvai means the sinking of an object in water. Kuti nzvai means being struck by a harmful object.
- -nzvaidza
- -nzvaika
- -nzvandairaWhen a person 'nzvandaira' (walks in a specific manner), they walk swinging their waist, and it shows that they are confident in themselves. To 'nzvandaira' is to walk while lifting your head and looking down, like a person greeting someone they respect.
- -nzvandama
- nzvanyira
- nzvarakamwe
- nzvarara
- nzvaurira
- nzve-e
- nzve-e
- nzveka nzveka
- -nzveka-nzveka
- -nzvekaira
- -nzvenda-nzvenda
- -nzvendaira
- -nzvenga
- nzvengamutsvairo
- -nzvengana
- -nzvengesa
- nzvenzvana
- -nzvenzveraTo brush against a person lightly and gently. As for me, I don't like cats, so much so that if one brushes against my legs, I feel like screaming. To allude is to slant words or a story towards other things that haven't been explicitly stated. What allusions does this story make to real life?
- nzvere
- nzvi-i
- nzvido
- nzvidya
- nzvidzi
- nzvimbo
- nzvinzvaA tick is a small, black thing.
- nzvinzvi-i
- nzviru
- -nzvongama
- nzvongo
- nzvonyo
- -nzvonyora
- nzvori
- nzvori
- nzvuwu
- -nzwa
- -nzwanaWhen people understand each other, they are usually in agreement and get along very well. If you understand each other, it means you are of one accord, or that you agree on what you are discussing.
- nzwanzwe
- nzwarahunger
- nzwi
- nzwiriko
- nzwisa
- nzwisiso
- nzwiyo
- nzwizi