-lungu (i-, ama-) n. (5/6)
member; joint; body part

you can also use ilunga as well.

Another Twist:

Wathi lungu, wase eyahamba = He/She came briefly and then left.

lungu is derived from lunguza (v.) which means look or bheka

Fellows agree or disagree, I'm here to understand your views especially yours Mbokazi.

Ngxabalala

cha mina angazi lutho ngoba bengilele kuyima ngivuka manje so i will disagree to agree

weMshengu ngiyobe ngikhuluma aluhlaza uma ngingathi kuwe ngiyazi ukuthi lelo gama lisukela kuphi.

Each of you is right.

ilungu -> as David said.
lungu (ideophone) = of peeping
ukulunguza = to peep (= to look at something quickly and secretly)

And yes, the decomposer wrongly suggests that "lunguza" means "it is an armpit hair". It's wu- instead of ngu- with class 11 nouns. I'll have to fix that. Hope David will let me off for messing this up.

hehe that's kind of funny

I love your Decomposer Carsten, we will debug it one day. Show me something better on this planet!

But this is news to me

So can I now understand, for predicate or whatever it is called:

- begins with i = needs y-
- class 11 = needs wu-
- else = needs ng-

Yeb. So it's "wulwandle" instead of "ngulwandle". I've fixed the decomposer. AFAIK you can use "wu-" instead of "ng-" with all nouns beginning with a "u", but you must not use ng- with class 11.