itya

isitya

noun (class 7) | isi + itya | isitya

Plate or dish (from which food is served)

izitya

noun (class 8) | izi + itya | izitya

Plates (of food)

Context:

Plural of isitya

ukutya

noun (class 15) | uku + itya | ukutya

1. To eat 2. Food

tyisa

verb (causative) | itya + isa | tyisa

Cause to eat; Feed someone or something

ityani

verb (directive) | itya + ani | ityani

Eat; Consume; Ingest

Context:

Plural of itya; instruction or request directed at several people

ukutyeka

noun (class 15) | ukutya + eka | ukutyeka

To be fit to be eaten; Being edible or comestible

Context:

ukutya + eka (neuter-passive suffix)

tyela

verb (applicative) | itya + ela | tyela

To eat for or on behalf of (someone); To eat for (a reason), at (a place or location) or using (something)

tyiwa

verb (passive) | itya + iwa | tyiwa

Be eaten

ukutyana

noun (class 15) | ukutya + ana | ukutyana

[coarse/vulgar language ~ slang] To engage in sex with each other

Context:

ukutya + ana (reciprocal suffix)