imbizo

Borrowed from Zulu imbizo.

imbizo (plural imbizos or izimbizo)

1. (South Africa) A forum for discussion of policy.
   • 2006,

     When the Zulu nation calls for an imbizo, it's generally a spectacular affair. These mass gatherings, often organised for social and political purposes, have an important role for this huge and powerful African tribe.

   • 2006,

     Imbizo is a forum for enhancing dialogue and interaction between government and ... Imbizo also highlights people's concerns, grievances and advice about ...

From in- +‎ -biza +‎ -o.

• IPA^(key): [íᵐb̥i̤᷈ːz̥o̤]

ímbîzo class 9 (plural íimbîzo class 10)

1. meeting

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From in- +‎ -biza +‎ -o.

IPA^(key): /ímbíːzo/

ímbízo class 9 (plural ízimbízo class 10)

1. assembly, gathering

• C. M. Doke; B. W. Vilakazi (1972), “-ɓizo”, in Zulu-English Dictionary, →ISBN: “-ɓizo (3.6.9)”