iBhunu

Zulu

Etymology

Borrowed from Afrikaans Boer.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /îːbûːnu/

Noun

îBhûnu class 5 (plural ámaBhûnu class 6)

1. Afrikaner, Boer

Inflection

Class 5/6 (locative eBhunwini)

	singular		plural
full form	iBhunu		amaBhunu
simple form	liBhunu		maBhunu
locative	eBhunwini		emaBhunwini
copulative	yiBhunu		ngamaBhunu
Possessive forms
	singular		plural
	modifier	substantive	modifier	substantive
class 1	weBhunu	oweBhunu	wamaBhunu	owamaBhunu
class 2	beBhunu	abeBhunu	bamaBhunu	abamaBhunu
class 3	weBhunu	oweBhunu	wamaBhunu	owamaBhunu
class 4	yeBhunu	eyeBhunu	yamaBhunu	eyamaBhunu
class 5	leBhunu	eleBhunu	lamaBhunu	elamaBhunu
class 6	eBhunu	aweBhunu	amaBhunu	awamaBhunu
class 7	seBhunu	eseBhunu	samaBhunu	esamaBhunu
class 8	zeBhunu	ezeBhunu	zamaBhunu	ezamaBhunu
class 9	yeBhunu	eyeBhunu	yamaBhunu	eyamaBhunu
class 10	zeBhunu	ezeBhunu	zamaBhunu	ezamaBhunu
class 11	lweBhunu	olweBhunu	lwamaBhunu	olwamaBhunu
class 14	beBhunu	obeBhunu	bamaBhunu	obamaBhunu
class 15	kweBhunu	okweBhunu	kwamaBhunu	okwamaBhunu
class 17	kweBhunu	okweBhunu	kwamaBhunu	okwamaBhunu

References

• C. M. Doke, B. W. Vilakazi (1972) “-Bunu”, in Zulu-English Dictionary, →ISBN: “-Bunu (2.4.3-8.9)”