Meaning of 'botch' in Xhosa is: eyaba

botch: eyaba

Noun:

ngethumba, uhlobo, yabangxamayo, idyungudyungu, ikhuphu, ukujaduka, ithumba, kwibala, isibetho.

Verb:

lokucingisisa, ngethumba, yebhithi, wenze isipho, ezingathethekiyo malunga, yiphathi.

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Noun(1) an embarrassing mistake
Verb(1) make a mess of, destroy or ruin

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(1) A Canvey teacher stranded in Australia because of a bureaucratic botch has made the dramatic decision to stay there for good.(2) Soccer shoots-out make good theatre, too often arriving after highly-paid players have made a total botch of getting a result.(3) All his enemies somehow must botch their attempts to kill him.(4) He zips past at such a clip that I totally botch an attempted photo, which would only be a blur of U.S. Postal Service blue anyway.(5) I've probably made a botch of things(6) Who could have known the administration would botch it so badly?(7) As long as he doesn't break a leg or Ferrari doesn't make a huge botch of the 2003 car, then there's nothing to stop him.(8) But leave it to me to botch the one botch-proof task of a sportswriter.(9) Like all reshuffles, last week's will prove a botch .(10) Something tells us that the remake is going to be a botch .(11) And the few cases where the government had real evidence have been badly botched .(12) Another possibility is that it intended to provide a warning, but botched the job.(13) Not only botchers are concerned but also physicians of all clinical subjects, especially malpractice charges claiming a malpractice leading to death.(14) To expect Parliament to rush through complex legislation of this sort will result only in botch-ups , more amendments, and more problems in the administration of this important area of law.(15) He faces 20 allegations including drinking alcohol while on call, botched surgery and bungled use of equipment.(16) It's disconcertingly riddled with inconsistent spellings, clunky syntax and other editing botches .