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vakacha
visit
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vala
dress-up
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vanga
knead or mix as of dough or some food
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veisi
fist
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vi
grey hair
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vika
avoid blows; ward off; avoid blows
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vima
hunt
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vinga
lump of clay
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viya
to skin an animal
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vokomola
grab a handful greedily
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vondomoka
rise up instantly or sit up instantly
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voneka
provide light
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vu
soil
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vubela
put in some yeast so that beer can ferment
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vubu
hippopotamus
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vudzi
single strand of hair; hair
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vukidza
fill-up a pool or hollow with earth
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vukidzika
has become filled up with mud, as a well with mud; be silted up; has become filled up with mud
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vukula
to remove mud or sand out the ground with one’s hands or using a shovel, this normally happens when digging a well; to remove mud or sand out the ground with one's hands or using a shovel
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vula
water; rain
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vululata
close one’s eyes; close one's eyes
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vululatunuka
to open one’s eyes; to open one's eyes
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vumba
eland; gnu
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vumbika
put underneath some soil
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vuna
break or snap off a stick or branch
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vunanya
break into many pieces
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vunika
have a broken bone; be broken; have a broken bone
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vuva
become mouldy or mildewed