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| whisper | |
| bitsika | ~ a whisper, a conversation carried on in a low voice; a soft murmuring sound. [Mal. Bisik.] |
| whisper (a) | |
| bitsibitsika | ~ a whisper |
| jomo | ~ a whisper, a low soft voice |
| takoritsoka | ~ a rumour, a whisper |
| whisper (to) | |
| mibitsibitsika | ~ to whisper ~ to speak in a low tone, to disclose secrets ~ to whisper to someone |
| mambitsibitsika | ~ to whisper, to speak in a low tone, to disclose secrets |
| mitakoritsoka | ~ (misspelt takoritsika) to rumour, to whisper |
| whisper to someone (to) | |
| mibitsibitsika | ~ to whisper ~ to speak in a low tone, to disclose secrets ~ to whisper to someone |
| whispered | |
| voabitsibitsika | ~ whispered |
| whispered (to be) | |
| bitsibitsihina | ~ used of that which is whispered to any one, or of the person whispered to. ~ to be whispered; to be whispered to |
| whispered to (to be) | |
| bitsibitsihina | ~ used of that which is whispered to any one, or of the person whispered to. ~ to be whispered; to be whispered to |
| whispering (a) | |
| ritsodritsoka | ~ whispering. See <1bitsika#> |
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