ncokola

incoko

noun (class 5) | ili + ncokola | incoko

A talkative person; A chatterbox

Example:

Yho! ulincoko ke la mhlobo wakho. '[Wow] that friend of yours is such a chatterbox.'

incoko

noun (class 9) | in + ncokola + o | incoko

A casual talk or conversation;

Example:

Incoko ibisitsho pha. 'The conversation was heated there.'

iincoko

noun (class 10) | izi + ncokola | iincoko

Conversations;

Context:

Plural of incoko

Example:

Iincoko zabo ziyadanisa. 'Their conversations are disappointing.'

ukuncokola

noun (class 15) | uku + ncokola | ukuncokola

The act of conversing; To chat; To joke; To tease someone

Example:

Ukuncokola kuyanceda ukuhambisa ixesha. 'Chatting helps pass time.'

ncokolisa

verb | ncokola + isa | ncokolisa

To engage someone in a casual conversation; To talk to someone; To tease someone

Example:

Hayi bendikuncokolisa nje. 'I was just teasing you.'

ncokolani

verb | ncokola + ani | ncokolani

Chat; Converse (informally)

Context:

Plural of ncokola; directed at several people. Instructing or requesting them to chat

ncokoleka

| ncokola + eka | ncokoleka

Can be chatted with [referring to someone who is approachable].

Example:

Kuyancokoleka naye noko. 'He/she is, at least, approachable.'

encokweni

| incoko + weni | encokweni

In the course of a conversation; during the chat