- are" (also "I am
because you are"), or "humanity
towards others" (Zulu
umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu). In Xhosa, the
latter term is used, but is
often meant...
- Swazi,
Xhosa and Zulu word for 'people'. It is the
plural of the word
umuntu,
meaning 'person', and is
based on the stem -ntu plus the
plural prefix...
-
Tshivenda is its
primary language. The show is
built on a
premise that "
umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu"
meaning that we
exist within a context. The show has...
- as
adjectives in English) are
represented by relatives. In the
sentence umuntu ubomvu ("the
person is red"), the word
ubomvu (root -bomvu)
behaves like...
- 1986: No No Señor Solo albums: 1987:
Brenda 1987: Ag
Shame Lovey(EP) 1988:
Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu(EP) 1989: Too Late for Mama 1990:
Black President 1991:...
- and a
little triangle on her left forearm; a Zulu
proverb on her side—"
umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu",
which means "a person's
character is made by the collective";...
- bone; e.g.
okhokho (ancestors) u is
pronounced [u], like oo in soon; e.g.
umuntu (person) The
Northern Ndebele noun
consists of two
essential parts, the...
- singular-plural pairs. 1 umu-
replaces um-
before monosyllabic stems, e. g.
umuntu (person).
Verbs use the
following affixes for the
subject and the object:...
- "some (entity), any" (e.g.
Xhosa umntu "person",
abantu "people"; Zulu
umuntu "person",
abantu "people").
There is no
native term for the
people who speak...
- such as:
belief in
communalism which is
expressed in the Zulu dictum, "
umuntu, ngumuntu, ngabantu" , competition,
strength and
power ****ociated with animals...
