The English term "come to an end" matches the Zulu term "ukugcina"

other english words that include "an" : zulu :
Afrikaans iBhunu, iliBhunu
Afrikaner iBhunu, iliBhunu
Amanzimtoti eManzimtoti
Durban eThekwini
Dutchman umHholandi
England eNgilandi
Englishman iNgisi, umNgisi
English language isiNgisi
European umlungu
Frenchman iFulentshi
French language isiFulentshi
German isiJalimane, iJalimane, iliJalimane
Germany eJalimani
German language isiJalimane
Hollander umHholandi
Johannesburg eGoli
Ndebele language isiNdebele
Pedi language isiPedi
Scotsman isiKoshi
Sotho language isiSuthu
Swazi language isiSwati
Tsonga language isiTsonga
Venda language isiVenda
Xhosa language isiXhosa
Zululand KwaZulu
Zulu language isiZulu
aeroplane indiza
airplane indiza
angle ikhona, ilikhona
animal isilwane, inkomo
another nye
answer ukuphendula
anything into, noma yini
banana ubhanana
bank ibhange
bean ubhontshisi
blank mhlophe
businessman usomabhizinizi
chance ilithuba, ithuba
change imfalakahlana
clean hlanzekileyo
danger inngozi
distant de
elephant indlovu
errand umbiko, umumayalezo
gentleman ubaba
give an account ukubika
grandmother ugogo
guarantee igaranti, iligaranti
hand isisebenzi, isandla
handsome bukekayo, hle
hang onto ukubamba
how many ngaki
husband indoda, umnyeni
important phakeme
infant ingane, umntwana
insurance inshuwarensi
lance umkhonto
language ulimi, ululimi
loan ukuboleka
man indoda
manager ilimeniyu, imeniyu, umphathi
mango umango
many ningi
marijuana insangu
meaning injongo
mechanic umakhaniki
merchant usomabhizinizi
old man ikhehla, ilikhehla
orange iliwolintshi, iwolintshi
pants ibhulukwe, ilibhulukwe
peanut ilintogomane, intogomane
perchance ngabe
physician udokotela
plan injongo
plane indiza
policeman iliphoyisa, iphoyisa
ranch ilipulazi, ipulazi
rand ilirandi, irandi
restaurant ilirestouranti, irestouranti
righthand lungileyo
sandwich ilisendiwishi, isendiwishi
sergeant ilisayini, isayini
stand ukusukuma, ukuma
stand up ukusukuma
tank ilitanki, itanki
thanks ngiyabonga, siyakubonga
thank you ngiyabonga, siyakubonga
transmit ukuthumela
understand ukuqonda
unmarried woman inkosazana
want ukufuna
warrant igaranti, iligaranti
white man umlungu
woman umfazi
working man isisebenzi
workman isisebenzi
From Bantu to Zulu
Zulu is a part of the Bantu language family which falls under the Niger-Congo. The Zulu people were once part of the Bantu tribe. They are believed to have come from what is now Cameroon and Nigeria in one of the largest human migrations ever from 2000 BC-1000 AD. Once they reached their destination, the Bantu divided into Eastern and Western Groups. The Zulu broke from the Bantu and formed their own culture and language. The term Zulu can actually refer to the language or someone of native origin.
Missionaries and Zulu
Missionaries who traveled to Africa had an influence on Zulu literature. The written Zulu language is based on a Latin script brought in by the missionaries. Early examples of Zulu writings are translations of Christian texts in the 1800’s and of John Bunyan’s "Pilgrim’s Progress.”
Zulu Literature
Zulu is quite extensive because of its focus on preserving oral and cultural traditions. But it has since extended out to fiction, poetry, radio, television, and newspapers.