Meaning of 'comprise' in Xhosa is: avotayo

comprise: avotayo

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ukwakha, imo, ziquka, zenza, ukumila, isiciko, ukuyiqonda, ahlabe, kukurhawula, ziqulethe, Thatha enye, bamba, nxiba, babambisa, kubandakanya, eziqulathwe, indlu eyongezelelwe kwenye, iinto zokuzilungisa, ukuya.

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Verb(1) be composed of(2) include or contain; have as a component(3) form or compose(4) include or contain(5) have as a component(6) make up(7) consist of

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(1) On race wheels, the core may incorporate spokes, and comprise a large portion of the wheel.(2) Direct purchases by state and local governments now comprise nearly 10 percent of GDP.(3) Aspiring competitive athletes comprise only a portion of Cunningham's business.(4) His compositions comprise mainly chamber music, including string quartets and accompanied keyboard sonatas.(5) For example, women are estimated to comprise almost one-third of the current homeless population.(6) The new board will comprise twelve members, including four worker directors.(7) Ultraviolet and visible light comprise only a small portion of the wide ranging electromagnetic radiation spectrum.(8) The contingent will comprise a revolving cast, including six of the veterans profiled in the film.(9) A fuller treatment of the documents which comprise the Treaty can be found here.(10) Investors are out in force and Chambers estimates they comprise approximately 65 per cent of buyers.(11) Homes receiving ad-supported cable programming now comprise more than 80 percent of all U.S. television households.(12) The fins comprise only a minor portion of a shark's total body weight.(13) The trust was to comprise five people including his chartered accountant.(14) Species not native to northern North America comprise about a third of the flora.(15) That pattern swells to a buzzing mass of sound so dense that it seems to comprise a single melodic entity.(16) Threats to the body of the individual, in other words, comprise challenges to the body of the family.