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Gain insights about the word mangala
1. Sue; Institute legal proceedings against someone; Lay a complaint 2. be shocked or startled
um (Class 1 Noun) aba (Class 2 Noun) um (Class 3 Noun) imi (Class 4 Noun) isi (Class 7 Noun) izi (Class 8 Noun) uku- (Class 15 Noun) -isa (Causative, Verb form) -ani (Directive, Verb form) -ela (Applicative, Verb form) Undetermined (Undetermined) -wa (Passive, Verb form) -ana (Diminutive suffix)
The plaintiff; the person who institutes legal proceedings; the accuser or person seeking redress (in a court of law); the complainant
Example:
Ngowuphi ke ummangali apha kuni? 'Which one is the plaintiff among you?'
The accusers
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Plural of ummangali
A miracle; magic or magical event
Miraculous events
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Plural of ummangaliso
An inexplicable event or occurrence; A shocking event (daringly disrespectful or unusual)
Inexplicable events or occurrences; Shocking events (daringly disrespectful or unusual)
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Plural of isimanga
To be shocked; To be in awe; To sue; to institute legal proceedings against someone
Cause to be startled; cause to file a lawsuit
Example:
Emangala nje ulukuhlwa zizihlobo. 'He sued because he was deceived by friends.'
Sue; institute legal proceedings against someone
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Plural of mangala; instructing or requesting several people to sue.
Example:
Mangalani ukuba niziva niqhathiwe. 'File a lawsuit if you feel deceived.'
Sue a person; file a lawsuit against a person
Example:
Ndiye ndayokummangalela komkhulu. 'I filed a lawsuit against her/him at the King's court.'
An accusation; A lawsuit
Being sued; having a lawsuit filed against you
To sue each other
Example:
Baxambulisane de bayokumangalelana. 'They quarreled until they ended up suing each other.'
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