CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
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1 01 Shona karanga all zvose lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga arm ru-oko, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga ashes dota, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga bark hunde lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga belly dumba, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga big -guru lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga bird shiri lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga bite ku-ruma lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga black -tema lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga blood ropa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga bone bonzo, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga breast zamo, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
2 13 Shona karanga burn ku-tsva lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga cloud gore, makore lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga to be cold ku-tonhora lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga come ku-uya lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga die ku-fa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga dog im-bwa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga to drink ku-mwa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga to be dry ku-oma lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga ear zheve lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga eat ku-dya lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga egg zai, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga eye ziso, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
3 25 Shona karanga fat ma-futa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga feather nhenga, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga feu moto lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga fish hove lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga fly ku-bhururuka lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga to be full ku-zara lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga give ku-pa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga good -akanaka lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga on the ground pa-si lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga hair vhudzi lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga head mu-soro, mi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga hear ku-mwa lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
4 37 Shona karanga heart mwoyo lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga horn nyanga lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga kill ku-uraya lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga knee bvi, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga know ku-ziva lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga leaf shizha, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga leg gumbo, makumbo lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga lie ku-vata lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga liver (cf. sang) chi-ropa, zvi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga long -reba lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga louse inda lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga man mu-rume, va- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
5 49 Shona karanga many zhinji lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga meat nyama lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga moon mwedzi lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga mountain gomo, makomo lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga mouth mu-romo, mi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga nail nzara lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986; Gt CS Shona karanga name zita, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga neck huro lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga new thitsva lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga night usiku lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga nose mhino lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga one -mwe lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
6 61 Shona karanga path zhira lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga person mu-nhu, va- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana ; 88 Shona karanga rain; water n-vura; mvura lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga red tsvuku lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga root mu-dzi, mi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga round dendenedzu lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga sand jecha lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga say ku-taura lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga see ku-ona lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga seed mbeu lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga sit ku-gara lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga skin ganda, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
7 73 Shona karanga the sleep hope lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga small -doko lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga the smoke chi-utsi lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga stand ku-mira lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga star nyeredzi lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga stone bwe, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga sun zuba, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga swim ku-dhidha lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga tail mu-swe, mi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga tongue rurimi, ndimi lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga tooth zino, ma- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga tree mu-ti, mi- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
8 85 Shona karanga two mbiri lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga walk ku-famba lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga warm dziya lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga what chii lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga white chena lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga who ani lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga woman mu-kadzi, va- lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana Shona karanga go to ku-inda lexico : Chiwome / Twilingiyimana 1986
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Kaonde all -onse lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Kaonde arm ku-boko lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Kaonde ashes buto lexico : Lukavu / Twilingiyimana 1986 04 Kaonde bark of a tree
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Ganda all -nna lexico : Walusimbi 1984 02 Ganda arm mukono lexico : Walusimbi 1984 03 Ganda ashes vvu lexico : Walusimbi 1984 05 Ganda belly lubuto lexico : Walusimbi 1984 06 Ganda big -nene lexico
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Aushi all -onse lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Aushi arm ukuboko, ama- lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Aushi ashes imi-toyi lexico : Kankomba / Twilingiyimana 1986 05 Aushi belly
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Lambya all -osi lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 02 Lambya bras, main inyobe lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Lambya ashes ilyoto lexico : Sela / Twilingiyimana 1986 03 Lambya ashes itoyi lexico
CONTINUITY AND DIVERGENCE
01 Nyanja nyasa all -OncE lexico : Lojenga 1990 02 Nyanja nyasa arm -janja, manja lexico : Lojenga 1990 04 Nyanja nyasa bark k h ungwa, makingwa lexico : Lojenga 1990 05 Nyanja nyasa belly mimba lexico
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