dictionary / translation Lingala

kotunga, form of a verb

infinitive : kotunga, kotúnga
time : (linoko, ebandeli) infinitive (ko-) or in negative (etinda) plural imperative

kotunga, regular construction (root : tung) (class 15 : ko- (verbs))

to lose weight, to get thinner

kotungisa
to bother, to annoy, to harass
to sadden
to make [s.o.] get thin
to annoy [s.o.], to torment [s.o.], to harass [s.o.], to worry [s.o.]

komitungisa
to care about something, to be preoccupied about something
to worry about something
see kopangana

derived words : motungisi

8 examples (bandakisa mwámbe) ...

Nini etungisaki yo mokolo wana ?: What was bothering you that day ?
Limbisa ngai soki natungisi yo lisusu: Excuse-me if I bother you again.
Naza mwasi na ye te. Tika kotungisa ngai sikoyo.: I'm not his wife. Stop disturbing me now.
Oza kotungisa biso, tozali na lisanga ya libota.: You are disturbing us, we are at a family reunion.
Aza kotungisa ngai ti na pongi na ngai.: She's disturbing me up to in my sleep.
Tango naza kosala mosala nalingaka moto atungisa ngai te.: When I'm working, I don't like someone disturbing me.
Nalingaki kotungisa yo te.: I didn't want to disturb you.
Eloko moko ezotungisa yo.: Something is bothering you.

kotúnga, regular construction (root : tung) (class 15 : ko- (verbs))

to swim

synonymes : koniania, konyanya

konyanya, regular construction (root : nyany) (class 15 : ko- (verbs))makanza - rare
koniania, regular construction (root : niani) (class 15 : ko- (verbs))makanza - rare

to swim

more often used : kokata mayi

synonymes : kotúnga

tags :

sports

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