biza

ukubiza

noun (class 15) | uku + biza | ukubiza

1. To call; T summon; To convoke 2. To attract a cost

Example:

1. Ukubiza kothando kuyaziwa. That love costs (or attracts costs) is well known.

imbiza

noun (class 9) | in + biza | imbiza

A (cooking) pot

ibizo

noun (class 5) | ili + biza + o | ibizo

A name; A title

amabizo

noun (class 6) | ama + biza + o | amabizo

Names; Titles

Context:

Plural of ibizo

iimbiza

noun (class 10) | izi + biza | iimbiza

Pots

Context:

Plural of imbiza

ubizo

noun (class 11) | ulu + biza + o | ubizo

A calling

bizani

verb (directive) | biza + ani | bizani

Call (as in requesting or demanding someone's attention or presence); Summon; Convoke

Context:

Plural of biza; Instruction or request directed at several people

bizeka

verb (neuter-passive) | biza + eka | bizeka

Be summonable; Be inclined towards or capable of being called

bizela

verb (applicative) | biza + ela | bizela

Call for or on behalf of; Call for (a reason)

Example:

Undibizela ntoni? 'For what reason are you calling me?'

imbizo

noun (class 9) | in + biza + o | imbizo

A gathering; An assembly

Context:

Plural is iimbizo < izi + biza + o (noun, class 10)

bizwa

verb (passive) | biza + iwa | bizwa

Be called or called for; Be summoned or convoked

ukubizana

verb (reciprocal) | ukubiza + ana | ukubizana

Calling each other; Requesting each other's presence