sili

basili (class-2 plural)
nsili (alternative)
monsili (alternative)


ananási

ln-noun

ananási class 9 (plural mananási class 6, colloquial plural bananási class 2)

mananási (class-6 plural)
bananási (class-2 colloquial plural)


mfúmbwa

mfúmbwa class 9 (plural mfúmbwa class 10, colloquial plural bamfúmbwa class 2)

mfúmbwa (class-10 plural)
bamfúmbwa (class-2 colloquial plural)
fúmbwa (alternative)

Eru or African jointfir: a species of plant (Gnetum africanum) common to tropical Africa, used as a vegetable.


mpɔndú

mpɔndú class 9 (plural mpɔndú class 10, colloquial plural bampɔndú class 2)

mpɔndú (class-10 plural)
bampɔndú (class-2 colloquial plural)
mpondú (alternative)
pondú (alternative)

Cognate with Juba Arabic pondu, Bari pöndu (Pojulu dialect), Bangala pondu.


likélélé

likélélé class 5 (plural makélélé class 6)


ndúnda

ndúnda class 9 (plural ndúnda class 10, colloquial plural bandúnda class 2)

ndúnda (class-10 plural)
bandúnda (class-2 colloquial plural)


ngúba

ngúba class 9 (plural ngúba class 10, colloquial plural bangúba class 2)

ngúba (class-10 plural)
bangúba (class-2 colloquial plural)


ngɔ́mbɛ́

ngɔ́mbɛ́ class 9 (plural ngɔ́mbɛ́ class 10, colloquial plural bangɔ́mbɛ́ class 2)

ngɔ́mbɛ́ (class-10 plural)
bangɔ́mbɛ́ (class-2 colloquial plural)


ngúlu

ngúlu class 9 (plural ngúlu class 10, colloquial plural bangúlu class 2)

ngúlu (class-10 plural)
bangúlu (class-2 colloquial plural)


nyama

nyama class 9 (plural nyama class 10, colloquial plural banyama class 2)

nyama (class-10 plural)
banyama (class-2 colloquial plural)


mbíla

mbíla class 9 (plural mbíla class 10, colloquial plural bambíla class 2)

mbíla (class-10 plural)
bambíla (class-2 colloquial plural)

Elaeis guineensis
Elaeis guineensis#Translingual

palm (tree); (in particular) the oil palm, Elaeis guineensis


nzinzi

nzinzi class 9 (plural nzinzi class 10, colloquial plural banzinzi class 2)

nzinzi (class-10 plural)
banzinzi (class-2 colloquial plural)

A reduplicated form from Proto-Bantu *ngì.


mbísi

mbísi class 9 (plural mbísi class 10, colloquial plural bambísi class 2)

mbísi (class-10 plural)
bambísi (class-2 colloquial plural)


mondɔngɛ

mondɔngɛ class 3 (plural mindɔngɛ class 4)


malwa

giant African threadfin (Polydactylus quadrifilis)


ngandó

ngandó class 9 (plural ngandó class 10, colloquial plural bangandó class 2)

ngandó (class-10 plural)
bangandó (class-2 colloquial plural)


libáta

mabáta (class-6 plural)
libata (alternative)
libatá (alternative)


mpumpu

mpumpu class 9 (plural mpumpu class 10, colloquial plural bampumpu class 2)

mpumpu (class-10 plural)
bampumpu (class-2 colloquial plural)


mbwá

mbwá class 9 (plural mbwá class 10, colloquial plural bambwá class 2)

mbwá (class-10 plural)
bambwá (class-2 colloquial plural)


ntaba

ntaba class 9 (plural ntaba class 10, colloquial plural bantaba class 2)

ntaba (class-10 plural)
bantaba (class-2 colloquial plural)
taba (alternative)


nsósó

nsósó class 9 (plural nsósó class 10, colloquial plural bansósó class 2)

nsósó (class-10 plural)
bansósó (class-2 colloquial plural)
sósó (alternative)


lidɛ́su

lidɛ́su class 5 (plural madɛ́su class 6)


monsɔ́mbɛ

monsɔ́mbɛ class 3 (plural minsɔ́mbɛ class 4)


sɔ́ló

sɔ́ló class 9 (plural sɔ́ló class 10, colloquial plural basɔ́ló class 2)

sɔ́ló (class-10 plural)
basɔ́ló (class-2 colloquial plural)


samáki

samáki class 9 (plural samáki class 10, colloquial plural basamáki class 2)

samáki (class-10 plural)
basamáki (class-2 colloquial plural)

From Swahili samaki, borrowed before 1900.


ngulúbɛ

ngulúbɛ class 9 (plural ngulúbɛ class 10, colloquial plural bangulúbɛ class 2)

ngulúbɛ (class-10 plural)
bangulúbɛ (class-2 colloquial plural)


tangaúsi

tangaúsi class 9 (plural tangaúsi class 10, colloquial plural batangaúsi class 2)

tangaúsi (class-10 plural)
batangaúsi (class-2 colloquial plural)
tangawúsi (alternative)
tangawísi (alternative)
ntángawisí (alternative)


lonsálá

lonsálá class 11 (plural nsálá class 10)


nkɔi

nkɔi class 9 (plural nkɔi class 10, colloquial plural bankɔi class 2)

nkɔi (class-10 plural)
bankɔi (class-2 colloquial plural)


ngubú

ngubú class 9 (plural ngubú class 10, colloquial plural bangubú class 2)

ngubú (class-10 plural)
bangubú (class-2 colloquial plural)


nyáu

nyáu class 9 (plural nyáu class 10, colloquial plural banyáu class 2)

nyáu (class-10 plural)
banyáu (class-2 colloquial plural)
nyáo (alternative)
nyaú (alternative)


nzói

nzói class 9 (plural nzói class 10, colloquial plural banzói class 2)

nzói (class-10 plural)
banzói (class-2 colloquial plural)


nzɔku

nzɔku class 9 (plural nzɔku class 10, colloquial plural banzɔku class 2)

nzɔku (class-10 plural)
banzɔku (class-2 colloquial plural)


nyóka

nyóka class 9 (plural nyóka class 10, colloquial plural banyóka class 2)

nyóka (class-10 plural)
banyóka (class-2 colloquial plural)


nkɔ́si

nkɔ́si class 9 (plural nkɔ́si class 10, colloquial plural bankɔ́si class 2)

nkɔ́si (class-10 plural)
bankɔ́si (class-2 colloquial plural)
nkósi (alternative)
nkosi (alternative)


farása

farása class 9 (plural farása class 10, colloquial plural bafarása class 2)

farása (class-10 plural)
bafarása (class-2 colloquial plural)


nkúnde

nkúnde class 9 (plural nkúnde class 10, colloquial plural bankúnde class 2)

nkúnde (class-10 plural)
bankúnde (class-2 colloquial plural)


diámbá

diámbá class 9 (plural diámbá class 10, colloquial plural badiámbá class 2)

diámbá (class-10 plural)
badiámbá (class-2 colloquial plural)


nkoso

nkoso class 9 (plural nkoso class 10, colloquial plural bankoso class 2)

nkoso (class-10 plural)
bankoso (class-2 colloquial plural)


longónya

longónya class 11 (plural ngónya class 10)

ngónya (class-10 plural)
longonya (alternative)


díkálá

díkálá class 9 (plural díkálá class 10, colloquial plural badíkálá class 2)

díkálá (class-10 plural)
badíkálá (class-2 colloquial plural)
dikálá (alternative)


mbólókó

mbólókó class 9 (plural mbólókó class 10, colloquial plural bambólókó class 2)

mbólókó (class-10 plural)
bambólókó (class-2 colloquial plural)


mokómbósó

mokómbósó class 3 (plural mikómbósó class 4)


mpóko

mpóko class 9 (plural mpóko class 10, colloquial plural bampóko class 2)

mpóko (class-10 plural)
bampóko (class-2 colloquial plural)
mpoko (alternative)
mpúku (alternative)
mpô (alternative)


ngɛmbo

ngɛmbo class 9 (plural ngɛmbo class 10, colloquial plural bangɛmbo class 2)

ngɛmbo (class-10 plural)
bangɛmbo (class-2 colloquial plural)
ngémbo (alternative)
longembú (alternative)


nkóbá

nkóbá class 9 (plural nkóbá class 10, colloquial plural bankóbá class 2)

nkóbá (class-10 plural)
bankóbá (class-2 colloquial plural)


kosákosá

kosákosá class 9 (plural kosákosá class 10, colloquial plural bakosákosá class 2)

kosákosá (class-10 plural)
bakosákosá (class-2 colloquial plural)


ngungi

ngungi class 9 (plural ngungi class 10, colloquial plural bangungi class 2)

ngungi (class-10 plural)
bangungi (class-2 colloquial plural)
nkungi (alternative)


nkómbékómbé

nkómbékómbé class 9 (plural nkómbékómbé class 10, colloquial plural bankómbékómbé class 2)

nkómbékómbé (class-10 plural)
bankómbékómbé (class-2 colloquial plural)
nkómbénkómbé (alternative)


mpóka

mpóka class 9 (plural mpóka class 10, colloquial plural bampóka class 2)

mpóka (class-10 plural)
bampóka (class-2 colloquial plural)


libongo

libongo class 5 (plural mabongo class 6)

airbreathing catfish
airbreathing catfish

An airbreathing catfish of the genus Heterobranchus.


nsili

nsili class 9 (plural nsili class 10, colloquial plural bansili class 2)

nsili (class-10 plural)
bansili (class-2 colloquial plural)
sili (alternative)
monsili (alternative)


esulúngútu

esulúngútu class 7 (plural bisulúngútu class 8)


malebo

malebo class 9 (plural malebo class 10, colloquial plural bamalebo class 2)

malebo (class-10 plural)
bamalebo (class-2 colloquial plural)


mbenga

mbenga class 9 (plural mbenga class 10, colloquial plural bambenga class 2)

mbenga (class-10 plural)
bambenga (class-2 colloquial plural)

A tigerfish, especially the goliath tigerfish.


nzɔmbɔ́

nzɔmbɔ́ class 9 (plural nzɔmbɔ́ class 10, colloquial plural banzɔmbɔ́ class 2)

nzɔmbɔ́ (class-10 plural)
banzɔmbɔ́ (class-2 colloquial plural)


libundu

libundu class 5 (plural mabundu class 6)


libúndú

libúndú class 5 (plural mabúndú class 6)


seléngé

seléngé class 9 (plural seléngé class 10, colloquial plural baseléngé class 2)

seléngé (class-10 plural)
baseléngé (class-2 colloquial plural)


ndakála

ndakála class 9 (plural ndakála class 10, colloquial plural bandakála class 2)

ndakála (class-10 plural)
bandakála (class-2 colloquial plural)

Compare Rwanda-Rundi indagara (“Lake Tanganyika sardine”).

cog

Either of two species of herring endemic to Lake Tanganyika, the Lake Tanganyika sardine (Limnothrissa miodon) and the slightly smaller Lake Tanganyika sprat (Stolothrissa tanganicae), both of which are important food fish.


liyanga

ln-noun

liyanga class 5 (plural mayanga class 6)

mayanga (class-6 plural)
lyanga (alternative)


nzabé

nzabé class 9 (plural nzabé class 10, colloquial plural banzabé class 2)

nzabé (class-10 plural)
banzabé (class-2 colloquial plural)
nzabí (alternative)


mbótó

mbótó class 9 (plural mbótó class 10, colloquial plural bambótó class 2)

mbótó (class-10 plural)
bambótó (class-2 colloquial plural)

A freshwater fish of the genus Distichodus.