Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Ntate o mogolo › Comments http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#comments XPLRNG PHTGRPHY Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:22:20 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://sinah.org/views/16th/images/ui/id.png Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Ntate o mogolo › Comments http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2026 2LMN R+D by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3352 lebogang nkoane Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:22:20 +0200 http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3352 <p>... I will call my mother to find out --- I suspect it does not have a meaning --- but a word derived from a Swati and/or Zulu word: ka ngwane.</p> <p>*i stand corrected. </p> ... I will call my mother to find out --- I suspect it does not have a meaning --- but a word derived from a Swati and/or Zulu word: ka ngwane.

*i stand corrected.

]]> by my surname http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3351 my surname Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:46:30 +0200 http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3351 <p>hi i jst wana knw wt odes NKOANE mean </p> hi i jst wana knw wt odes NKOANE mean

]]> by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3335 lebogang nkoane Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:24:07 +0200 http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3335 <p>an orange tree. :) </p> an orange tree. :)

]]> by NguJaz-- http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3333 NguJaz-- Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:15:51 +0200 http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3333 <p>ah man!! i forgot that's how the song started. i remembered the anatomical part.<br />is that a lemon tree? </p> ah man!! i forgot that's how the song started. i remembered the anatomical part.
is that a lemon tree?

]]> by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3332 lebogang nkoane Mon, 17 Aug 2009 15:29:33 +0200 http://sinah.org/2009/08/17#response-3332 <p>I just realised a pun/irony in those three names: Mandla, Lehlogonolo and Gontse.</p> <p>Mandla = not the power meaning, but the will to do something;</p> <p>Lehlogonolo = luck (in sense the sense of having faith)</p> <p>And, Gontse, implying: if you have the will to do something and the faith in doing so, what more do you need, that should be enough (Gontse), no?</p> <p>or am I pushing the proverbial envelop too far? </p> I just realised a pun/irony in those three names: Mandla, Lehlogonolo and Gontse.

Mandla = not the power meaning, but the will to do something;

Lehlogonolo = luck (in sense the sense of having faith)

And, Gontse, implying: if you have the will to do something and the faith in doing so, what more do you need, that should be enough (Gontse), no?

or am I pushing the proverbial envelop too far?

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