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Chamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.
\nChamuna*. Hard work
\nChibadwidwe*This could refer to a right by birth
\nChibambala*Splenomegaly
\nChidziwitso*Notification.
\nChifundo*Mercy; Compassion
\nChikhalidwe*Culture.
\nChikho*Trophy; Cup
\nChikhulupiliro*Faith.
\nChikole*Collateral. 2. Marriage; Betrothal
\nChikuta*This is a period when a newly born
\nbaby is kept indoors
\nChilala*Drought.
\nChilengedwe*Environment
\nChiletso*Injunction
\nChifwilimbwiti*Refers a dense dust arising from a
\nlarge crowd of people walking,
\nrunning or dancing
\nChigololo*Sexual immorality.
\nChigwada*Relish made from cassava leaves.
\nThis is a crushed cassava leaves
\ncooked together with groundnuts
\nflour and bio carbonate and
\ntomatoes
\nChilungamo*Justice
\nChimasomaso*Promiscuity
\nChimunthu*A giant person. This refers to a
\nperson who does extraordinary
\nthings
\nChimvano*Union; Unity
\nChinambalala*Chaos. Complete disorder or
\nconfusion.
\nChinamwali*Initiation rite.
\nChindapusa*Fine. This is what is paid to a court
\nfor negligence or failure to honour
\nsomething
\nChinyezi*Moisture. This refers to wetness of
\nthe soil or any surface
\nChiopsezo*Danger; Risk
\nChipalamba*Desert
\nChipata*The fence or crossing that separates
\ntwo territories or countries
\nChipwirikiti* Violence. 2. Refers to unruly
\nbehaviour by many people. An
\nunorderly situation.
\nChisamaliro*Care
\nChisankho*1. Decision; Choice. 2. Election.
\nRefers to selecting a representative,
\nbe it political or any other elected
\nposition
\nChisodzera*Adolescent; Adolescence.
\nChisonyezo*1. Signpost. 2. Indicator
\nChitetezo*Security
\nChitaka*Steal magically. This refers to
\nstealing\/losing money mysteriously
\nChithandizo*Help; Support; Assistance.
\nChitomero*Agreement to marriage before
\ncoming of age.
\nChitonzo*Ridicule. Refers to harsh,
\ndemeaning, and disgracing words
\nChitsekapakamwa*Bribe. Something that is paid to
\nsomeone aiming at not revealing
\nsomething
\nChitsogozo*Lead. This refers to something that
\nputs one in an advantage.
\nChitukuko*Development
\nChiwerewere*Sexual immorality
\nChiweruzo*Judgement.
\nChiwongoladzanja*Interest. This refers to amount of
\nmoney that is paid on top of what
\nwas borrowed or saved.
\nChizimalupsa*Early rainfall. First rain that falls
\nduring the rainy season
\nChizindikiro*1. Sign. 2. Symptom
\nChizunguzungu*Westernish behaviour. Refers to a
\nkind of behaviour that aims at
\nportraying oneself as a westerner.
\nCholinga*Purpose
\nChuma*Wealth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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