visitor, stranger Mwètse = moonlight Mwine = 4th Mwinzi = filth, dirt Na = with Nane = massage Nangule = to lift Ndami = comrade, friend Ndagu = hut, house Ndétsi = child's rocker Ndige = bait Ndike = small fish basket Ndilu = limit, border Nimbe = colour Ndele = a song which signifies an exchange between the living and the ancestors Ndunge = reason Nemise = to hurt Nènge = to learn Nèngile = to call Nesi = no Ngande = courtyard, village square Ngangakosi = rootworker who traps sorcerers Ngange/Nganga = traditional healer Ngènge = centipede Ngo = panther, leopard Ngomfi = harp Ngombu = raffia Ngondi = flower Ngunge = bell Ngusu = jealousy Ngwangu = stick Nongu = proverb, parable Nwane = to borrow Nyangu = Sun Nza = then Nzale = hunger Nzile = path Nzime = back Nzobu = civet Nzontsi = judge Nzoruru = filth Nzumbili = smoke Nzwingiri = dragonfly Page = resin Pake = to square Pale = exit Pambuge = to wander Pari = pristine forest Pase = split Patula = to tear off Pembi = kaolin mineral Penge = chin Pèni = nudity Pinde = black Pinze = alone, loneliness Pitse = to weigh Pube = mat Pugu = be patient Punge = wind Puni = murderer, thief who robs & kills in forests & mountains Pupe = spray, sprinkle Pupe = move Puve = echo Pwanyi = width, breadth Pwasese = interval Pwele = many Pwiti = hole, crevice Rabile = to burn and leave a wound, to bite Rakule = to snatch Range = read Rangemine = to remember Rarige = to sew Régeme: tremble, shiver Rine = flee, run away Riri = red Rombe = to search Ronde = love Riabe = to cut (dead wood) Sabi = key Sakulebibogu = March to April Sale = to work Sàle = choose Sambile = to pray Sàmbule = to present Sanze = to drive out, to expel Save = desire Sàve = to tell, talk about, denounce Sibe = to sharpen Sige = to play an instrument Sike = to stall Simbe = to greet Sindige = to send Sindile = to push Singisile = to congratulate Sobene = to mix Sole = clear Sopene = exchange Sube = to urinate Sumbe = buy, pay Sumbise = to sell Sumune = to defy a prohibition Sundile