Zulu is the language of the Zulu people, with about 14 million
native speakers, who primarily inhabit the province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.
Verbs are formed by adding prefixes to a basic stem. However, the prefixes are
not a fixed part of the verb, but indicate subject, object and various other nuances.
Different stems and prefixes are used to indicate different tenses and moods.
Conjugate a Zulu verb
See also:
Recently Conjugated Zulu verbs
qaleka,
wa,
lingana,
sola,
phumelela,
ehlulela,
ondla,
aphuka,
doda,
cika,
joyina,
ngcolisa,
gada,
bhubha,
nceda,
mangalisa,
hlomisa,
nyamalala,
buza,
gada,
phalaza,
buyisana,
phutha,
embatha,
ehluleka,
gwaza,
hleba,
suza,
enzakalisa,
ma,
jabulisa,
busisa,
hlekisa,
khonza,
fana,
qoka,
dlwengula,
tshela,
londa,
ngcwaba,
eqa,
yalela,
khanda,
phola,
hlehla,
cathula,
deka,
thola,
gida,
phulula,