Where does “tsandzeka” come from?

tsandzeka (Swazi) comes from Swazi -eka, from Proto-Bantu -ɪka — Stative suffix or neutral-passive suffix, forming verbs which mean "to be (verb)able".

tsandzeka (Swazi): to be likeable, lovable

Definitions

to be likeable, lovable

Ancestry of “tsandzeka”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Swazi	-eka	Forms "neuter-passive" verbs from existing verbs,...
2	Proto-Bantu	-ɪka	Stative suffix or neutral-passive suffix, forming verbs which mean "to be (verb)able"

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