Chivakamberi bura

Chinyorwa chino chinounganidza mazwi ane chivakamberi chokuti bura:

Kukwadabura (1. to remove slabs, 2. remove adhering object, 3. Open by forcing off covering e.g. lid) zvichireva kupatsanura mahwada.
Kugwadabura (Remove heavy object covering something).
Kuzvebura (to break off a tree branch by pulling down).
Kushadabura (to open legs wide).
Kugwedebura kana kugwedebudza (1. to move utensils or things around; 2. Open by forcing lid off).
Kukwabura (1. Remove something that adheres firmly, 2. Remove sizeable object that adheres to where it is).
Kukwabura (1. Flap stiff object, 2. Lift one end leaving other not lifted).
Kugwabura (Removing something that adheres strongly - causing explosive sound).
Kugwebura (Force one's way through, - in order to get at something inside).
Kugwibura (1. Laugh heartily, 2. Break in two e.g. thick sugar-cane, 3. Break in two e.g. piece of metal).
Kuhwibura (Lift suddenly as whip snare does).
Hwiribura kana hwirubura (Eat rupiza greedily) zvichireva kudzu rupiza zvenhafu.
Kujabura kana kujadabura (Cut with an axe e.g. pumpkin or meat, etc).
Kukadabura (Remove by cutting. Cut out).
Kukubura kana pfodora (Sleep deeply).
kudubura kana pidigura (Uncover by removing lid, 2. Turn over).
kwebura (Open by or with force).

Mamwe Mazwi

Kugwadabudza (Cause to remove heavy object covering something).
Kugwadabuka (Be, or be able to be, removed (heavy object covering something).
gwibu (ideophone of Laughing heartily 2. of Breaking in two e.g. thick sugar cane; 3. of Breaking in two piece of metal).
gwibudza (1. Make to laugh heartily. 2. Make someone to break piece of metal).
gwibuka (1. Laugh heartily 2. Break in two e.g. thick sugar-cane). 3 Break in two e.g. piece of metal).
hwibu (ideophone 1. of Cutting through with one stroke, 2. of Lifting suddenly as whip snare lifts what is caught in it).
kadabu (ideophone 1. of Removing a part by biting or cutting. 2. of Digging vigorously).
Kukadabudza (1. Remove a part by cutting. 2. Cause to cut out).
Kukadabuka (Get cut out. Have a piece cut off).
kubuka kana kukashuka (1. Be fast asleep. 2. Sleep without any covering).

Kadabura duto regurwe tione mashe: cut open (with a hoe) the heap at the sand-cricket's hole, so that we may see the stored grass.
Kadabudza ivhu nebadza: remove a sod with a hoe
Nhindi yangu yakakadabuka: my piece of meat has had a piece cut off it.
Mwana akubura hope nedzavamwe nhasi: the child has slept deeply and for a long time today.
Kudubura ketero: take the lid off the kettle.
Taswerokudubura mafendefa: we have spent the whole day levering up flagstones.