Browse Kalanga words: H

• ha
  if; when
• hadzi
  female, as of an animal
• hakata
  divining bones
• hali
  pot
• halula
  escape; survive; escape
• hama
  relative
• hamba
  tortoise
• hamilo
  small milking bucket
• hamujana
  small hammer
• hamuli
  hammer
• hanga
  guinea fowl
• hangamala
  swim
• hangang’wa
  forgetfulness
• hang’ara
  hanger
• hanya
  shame
• hanyaa-paladza
  rhinoceros
• hanyaapaladza
  rhinoceros
• hanyanisi
  onion
• hapkha
  armpit
• haraka
  rake, used in the garden
• hate
  headpad
• hazwadzi
  brother; sister; sibling
• hello
  duminani; hello
• Hello mkhulu
  Hello grandfather
• hlama
  fermented beer before it is boiled
• hobana
  streams
• hobe
  fish
• hoko
  an enclosure for fowls
• hola
  grown-up; elder
• holo
  hall
• hombana
  finger or toe nails
• hombela
  antbears
• homo
  bags; sacks
• hong’wana
  small bag or sack; a pouch
• honyana
  worms
• hope
  eye lashes; sleep
• hotela
  hotel
• how is your work
  how is your work
• hubadzi
  injuries
• hudzululu
  blackbird
• huku
  fowl; chicken
• hukwana
  chick; chicken
• huleha
  inspan; tie up an animal; inspan
• hulo
  tonsils
• huluba
  dust; powder
• hulula
  unbound, as of oxen that were inspan; outspan; unbound or set free; unbound
• hulunula
  unload; take out of something e.g. a truck; unload
• huma
  big forehead that protrudes into the front
• hungubele
  butterfly
• huni
  firewood
• hupa
  ticks; bush lice
• hutara
  hooter
• hutshe
  hat
• hwa
  hear
• hwachulo
  mushrooms
• hwakwa
  dried fruit of wild orange
• hwali
  patridge
• hwalo
  books; letters
• hwanano
  mutual friendship
• hwarakwara
  type of birds
• hwi
  voice
• hwidza
  make to taste
• hwika
  be audible; be heard of; taste, as salt or spice; be audible
• hwila
  feel, as with pain; feel
• hwila-zogwadza
  to show mercy, compassion; to show mercy
• hwilazogwadza
  to show mercy, compassion
• hwilila
  hear about; hear of; listen; hear about
• hwisa
  cause to hear; give one to taste; cause to hear
• hwisisa
  understand
• hwonyana
  tapeworm
• hwope
  sleep; dream
• hwoso
  type of traditional dancing to song while shaking a can or calabash full of small stones
• hwoto
  the hornbill bird
• hwudo
  baboons
• hwumbu
  hunchback