Verb reciprocative

MEANING 1

Tocause to be cheerful, make happy.

Exampleof use

Inyimboshenu shilasansauna, MEANING: Yoursongs make me happy.

MEANING2

To unfold, spread out, as cloth, mat.

Exampleof use

Nasansamunobutanda, MEANING: He or she hasspread out the reed mat.

SYNONYM/SIMILARWORD/COMPARE/CONTRAST

Fungulula.

MEANING 3

Toopen up, bloom, as flower.

Example oof use

Amaluba nayasansamuna, MEANING:The flowers have bloomed.

SYNONYM/SIMILARWORD/COMPARE/CONTRAST

Saapuka, Satuka.

MEANING 4

Tocome out of husk.

Example of use

Amale nayasansamuna, MEANING:The millet grains have come out of the husk.

SYNONYM/SIMILARWORD/COMPARE/CONTRAST

Pakuka.

MEANING 5

Toabuse freely; to be indiscreet.

Example of use

Uyu alisannsamuna kanwa, MEANING:This one has a sharp tongue.

OTHER RELATED WORDS/USES

APPLICATIVE: sansamwina

MEANING

Tomake one another happy.

Exampleof use

Mulesansamushanya mu cupo, MEANING: You shouldmake each other happy in marriage