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The Zulu term "inkosikazi, uma" matches the English term "lady"

other zulu words that include "inkosikazi" : english :
inkosikazi, uma Mrs.
inkosikazi, uma madam
inkosikazi, umfazi wife
other zulu words that include "uma" : english :
uMashi March
inkosikazi, uma Mrs.
umabonwakude TV set
umakhonya, inkosi boss
umakhonya, inkosi chief
umabhalane clerk
umbiko, umumayalezo errand
ukusukuma get up
umakhonya leader
inkosikazi, uma madam
umango mango
umakhonya master
umakhaniki mechanic
umbiko, umumayalezo message
umame mother
umasitadi mustard
umakhelwane neighbour
ukusukuma rise
ukukhuluma speak
ukusukuma, ukuma stand
ukusukuma stand up
ukukhuluma talk
umabonwakude television set
umalume uncle
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.

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