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Abongameli President
Amahle Beautiful ones
Amehlo Eyes
Andile The family is growing, The family is extended
Ayanda Augment the family
Ayize Let it happen
Bandile They have extended in number
Bangizwe Fighting for Land, Born during a War
Bheka Behold, Take care of
Bhekisisa Careful, Cautious
Bhekithemba Look for Hope
Bhekizizwe Look after the Nations
Bongani Be thankful, Grateful
Buyisiwe Returned
Cashile Hidden, Child of Secret Birth
Cetshwayo Slandered
Chaka Beetle, Out of Wedlock
Chakide Weasel
Chitauli Dictator, One who tells the Law
Dabulamanzi Divider of the waters
Delani Content
Dida Puzzle
Dingane One who Searches
Dingiswayo Wanderer
Dube Zebra
Dumisa Causes thunder
Dumisani Praise, Glorify
Duna Headman
Fanyana Little Boy
Fudu Tortoise
Fulathela Turn the back
Gazini Blood
Gebhuza Slashing warrior
Ghakarhi Fierce Warrior
Godlumthakathi Holds back the Wizard
Gugu Treasure
Gwala Coward
Gwembeshe Bow-legged
Hlatshwayo Stabbed one
Hlelile Reversed
Hlengiwe Rescued
Ibubesi Lion
Ifu Cloud
Igama Name
Ikhanda Head
Impela Truth
Impi Army
Impisi Hyena
Indlovu Forceful
Induna Advisor, Great Leader
Ingane Child
Ingiyab Serpent
Ingqondo Intelligence
Ingwe Leopard
Inyoni Bird
Iqaqa Polecat
Iqhunde Rooster
Izagala Stick
Izula Nomad
Jama Stern Countenance
Jabu Rejoice
Jabulani Rejoice
Kgabu Richly decorate
Kubu Rebellion
Kwanele It is enough
Kwazulu Place of Heaven
Lindani Wait, Be patient
Lindela Wait for something
Lindelani Wait
Londisizwe Protect the Nation
Lungile Good One
Malusi Shepherd
Mandla Power
Manelesi Satisfier
Mapoza One who chases
Mbube Lion
Mhambi Traveler
Meshindi Conqueror, Victor
Mondli Feeder
Msizi Helper
Mthunzi Shade, Shadow
Mvelo Creation
Nhlahla Luck
Nhlakanipho Wisdom
Njabulu Happiness
Nkonkoni Champion, Leader
Nkosi King
Phila Good Health
Philani Be well, Be patient
Phumlani Rest
Qinisela Persevere
Sakhile We have built
Sandile We have increased
Sanele We are satisfied
S'bu Blessing
Senzangakona Acts for a good reason
Shaka Beetle, Out of wedlock
Sibakabaka Sky, Blue sky
Sibongile We are thankful
Sibongiseni We are thankful
Sibusiso Blessing
Sifiso What we wished for
Simphiwe We have been given him
Siphamandla Give us strength
Siphelele We are complete
Sipho Gift
Sithembile We trust
Sithembiso Promise
Siyabonga We thank you
Siyanda We are growing
Siza Help
Sizwe Nation
S'phamandla Give us strength
Tandie Fire
Thabo Happiness
Thando Love
Thatha Take
Themba Trust, Faith
Thulani Be still, Be comforted
Ubaba Our Father
Ufasimba Haze
Ukuhlala Live
Ukudlala Play
Ukuza Come
Ulwazi One with knowledge
Umgibeli Passenger
Umklomelo Prize
Umzuzu Moment
Unathi He is with us
Ushimi Ten
Ukuxhasa Support
Uyathanda He loves
Uyise Their Father
Vala Close
Vusi Builder of the Home
Vusumuzi Builder of the Home
Wandile Extra
Xolani Peace
Zithembe Trust yourself
Zishwezi Gliding
Zulu Heaven, Sky
Amahle Beautiful ones
Amehlo Eyes
Andile The family is growing, The family is extended
Ayanda Augment the family
Ayize Let it happen
Bandile They have extended in number
Bangizwe Fighting for Land, Born during a War
Bheka Behold, Take care of
Bhekisisa Careful, Cautious
Bhekithemba Look for Hope
Bhekizizwe Look after the Nations
Bongani Be thankful, Grateful
Buyisiwe Returned
Cashile Hidden, Child of Secret Birth
Cetshwayo Slandered
Chaka Beetle, Out of Wedlock
Chakide Weasel
Chitauli Dictator, One who tells the Law
Dabulamanzi Divider of the waters
Delani Content
Dida Puzzle
Dingane One who Searches
Dingiswayo Wanderer
Dube Zebra
Dumisa Causes thunder
Dumisani Praise, Glorify
Duna Headman
Fanyana Little Boy
Fudu Tortoise
Fulathela Turn the back
Gazini Blood
Gebhuza Slashing warrior
Ghakarhi Fierce Warrior
Godlumthakathi Holds back the Wizard
Gugu Treasure
Gwala Coward
Gwembeshe Bow-legged
Hlatshwayo Stabbed one
Hlelile Reversed
Hlengiwe Rescued
Ibubesi Lion
Ifu Cloud
Igama Name
Ikhanda Head
Impela Truth
Impi Army
Impisi Hyena
Indlovu Forceful
Induna Advisor, Great Leader
Ingane Child
Ingiyab Serpent
Ingqondo Intelligence
Ingwe Leopard
Inyoni Bird
Iqaqa Polecat
Iqhunde Rooster
Izagala Stick
Izula Nomad
Jama Stern Countenance
Jabu Rejoice
Jabulani Rejoice
Kgabu Richly decorate
Kubu Rebellion
Kwanele It is enough
Kwazulu Place of Heaven
Lindani Wait, Be patient
Lindela Wait for something
Lindelani Wait
Londisizwe Protect the Nation
Lungile Good One
Malusi Shepherd
Mandla Power
Manelesi Satisfier
Mapoza One who chases
Mbube Lion
Mhambi Traveler
Meshindi Conqueror, Victor
Mondli Feeder
Msizi Helper
Mthunzi Shade, Shadow
Mvelo Creation
Nhlahla Luck
Nhlakanipho Wisdom
Njabulu Happiness
Nkonkoni Champion, Leader
Nkosi King
Phila Good Health
Philani Be well, Be patient
Phumlani Rest
Qinisela Persevere
Sakhile We have built
Sandile We have increased
Sanele We are satisfied
S'bu Blessing
Senzangakona Acts for a good reason
Shaka Beetle, Out of wedlock
Sibakabaka Sky, Blue sky
Sibongile We are thankful
Sibongiseni We are thankful
Sibusiso Blessing
Sifiso What we wished for
Simphiwe We have been given him
Siphamandla Give us strength
Siphelele We are complete
Sipho Gift
Sithembile We trust
Sithembiso Promise
Siyabonga We thank you
Siyanda We are growing
Siza Help
Sizwe Nation
S'phamandla Give us strength
Tandie Fire
Thabo Happiness
Thando Love
Thatha Take
Themba Trust, Faith
Thulani Be still, Be comforted
Ubaba Our Father
Ufasimba Haze
Ukuhlala Live
Ukudlala Play
Ukuza Come
Ulwazi One with knowledge
Umgibeli Passenger
Umklomelo Prize
Umzuzu Moment
Unathi He is with us
Ushimi Ten
Ukuxhasa Support
Uyathanda He loves
Uyise Their Father
Vala Close
Vusi Builder of the Home
Vusumuzi Builder of the Home
Wandile Extra
Xolani Peace
Zithembe Trust yourself
Zishwezi Gliding
Zulu Heaven, Sky
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Featured in Groups
For those of you interested in names from South Africa,
here are a list of Zulu names.
NOTES
The Zulu are the largest ethnic group in the nation of South Africa,
with a population of about 10 million.
Their history is very long and complex and reaches back thousands of years.
THE BANTU MIGRATIONS
Around 3000-2000 B.C. there was a major cultural renaissance in the southwestern Nigerian/Cameroon area, which resulted in better developments in agriculture, metalwork and animal husbandry.
These advances led to an explosion of exploration, settlement and expansion.
Over the next few thousand years hundreds of different groups spread throughout central, eastern and southern Africa. Because all of the groups spoke a common language, they became known as the Bantu
THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU
Four main groups of Bantu speaking people settled in the South African region from 2000 B.C.-9th c. A.D.
1 The Nguni
2 The Sotho-Tswana
3 The Vhavenda
4 The Shangana Tsonga
THE NGUNI
The Nguni were the largest of the South African Bantu.
And they themselves were made up of several different groups.
The Ndebele
The Ngoni
The Shangaan
The Swazi
The Xhosa
The Zulu
THE ZULU
The Zulu are probably the most well known of the Nguni. Their famous king, Shaka, (1787-1828) instituted various military reforms and tactics and built up a powerful army.
By the time he died in 1828, Shaka ruled over 250,000 people, had an army of over 50,000 troops and had made the Zulu one of the most powerful nations in southeastern
Africa.
The Zulu warrior tradition continued after Shaka's death. Zulu Impi (Armies) were famous for their organization and discipline. Their warriors could run up to 50 miles without stopping, were absolutely fearless and were so skilled with their spears that they could shave and cut their hair with them.
In fact the Zulu army was the only African army that ever defeated a British army, which it did in the Battle of Isandhlwawa in 1879
here are a list of Zulu names.
NOTES
The Zulu are the largest ethnic group in the nation of South Africa,
with a population of about 10 million.
Their history is very long and complex and reaches back thousands of years.
THE BANTU MIGRATIONS
Around 3000-2000 B.C. there was a major cultural renaissance in the southwestern Nigerian/Cameroon area, which resulted in better developments in agriculture, metalwork and animal husbandry.
These advances led to an explosion of exploration, settlement and expansion.
Over the next few thousand years hundreds of different groups spread throughout central, eastern and southern Africa. Because all of the groups spoke a common language, they became known as the Bantu
THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANTU
Four main groups of Bantu speaking people settled in the South African region from 2000 B.C.-9th c. A.D.
1 The Nguni
2 The Sotho-Tswana
3 The Vhavenda
4 The Shangana Tsonga
THE NGUNI
The Nguni were the largest of the South African Bantu.
And they themselves were made up of several different groups.
The Ndebele
The Ngoni
The Shangaan
The Swazi
The Xhosa
The Zulu
THE ZULU
The Zulu are probably the most well known of the Nguni. Their famous king, Shaka, (1787-1828) instituted various military reforms and tactics and built up a powerful army.
By the time he died in 1828, Shaka ruled over 250,000 people, had an army of over 50,000 troops and had made the Zulu one of the most powerful nations in southeastern
Africa.
The Zulu warrior tradition continued after Shaka's death. Zulu Impi (Armies) were famous for their organization and discipline. Their warriors could run up to 50 miles without stopping, were absolutely fearless and were so skilled with their spears that they could shave and cut their hair with them.
In fact the Zulu army was the only African army that ever defeated a British army, which it did in the Battle of Isandhlwawa in 1879
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