XHOSAROOTS

Igama · root entry nº 90

xhuma

verb

Jump.

Iinguqu · transformations of the root

umxhumi

noun (class 1)

The jumper. A person who is jumping.

Umxhumi uxhumile. 'The jumper has jumped.'

aba + xhuma + i

abaxhumi

noun (class 2)

Jumpers. People who are jumping.

ulu + xhuma

uxhumo

noun (class 11)

The manner or process of jumping.

uku + xhuma

ukuxhuma

noun (class 15)

To jump

xhuma + isa

xhumisa

verb (causative)

Help / cause someone (or something) to jump

Xhumisa lonja. 'Make that dog jump.'

xhuma + ani

xhumani

verb (directive)

Jump

Xhumani bantu. 'Jump people.'

ukuxhuma + eka

ukuxhumeka

noun (class 15)

The capacity , possibility or inclination to be just from (of a place or position)

khuyaxhumeka kulondawo. 'It can be jumped from that place (there).'

xhuma + ela

xhumela

verb (applicative)

Jump towards or jump to; Jump on behalf of; Jump for (someone or something)

Xhumela phezu kwesihlalo. 'Jump to the top of the chair.'

ukuxhuma + iwa

ukuxhunywa

noun (class 15)

Kuyaxhunywa ke apha akudlalwa. '[People] jump (i.e. are very good at jumping) here, they don't play around.'

ukuxhumela + ana

ukuxhumelana

noun (class 15)

To jump at each other (as in to fight); To jump towards each other

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