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Gain insights about the word bona
See; Perceive; Understand
-ana (Diminutive suffix) um (Class 3 Noun) imi (Class 4 Noun) in (Class 9 Noun) izi (Class 10 Noun) uku- (Class 15 Noun) -isa (Causative, Verb form) -isisa (Intensive, Verb form) -ani (Directive, Verb form) -akala (Verb form) -elela (Verb form) -eleleka (Verb form) -ela (Applicative, Verb form) -eni (Locative) -wa (Passive, Verb form)
To see each other; to be in each other's sight
Context:
ukubonana < ukubona + ana (reciprocal suffix)
Something perceived in the mind; a vision; an idea; an imagination; something seen in a dream
Visions; ideas;mental images
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Plural of umbono
A view (considered); take; viewpoint;
Points of view; considered viewpoints
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Plural of imbono
To have sight or vision; the ability to see; perception
Show; Cause someone to see or understand; demonstrate
Example:
Uye wandibonisa landawo athenge kuyo. 'He/she showed me the place he bought from.'
See properly or thoroughly; have a thorough understanding
Example:
Ndifuna ukuyibonisisa lento. 'I want to understand this thoroughly.'
See; Perceive; Understand
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Plural of bona; instruction or request directed at several people
Example:
Bonani iziphumo zezenzo zenu. 'Just see, the outcomes of your actions.'
Be visible; be in sight
See to someone's needs; cater for someone; provide for someone
Being in a state of being able to be catered for; being eligible to having your needs seen to
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ukuboneleleka < ukubona + eleleka (neuter-passive suffix)
See for (a reason) or at (a place)
Example:
Ubuyibonela ntoni wena into enje? 'Why did you have to see such a thing?'
In a vision;
Context:
embonweni < e (locative prefix) + umbono + weni (locative suffix)
Be seen
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