"Ninaendesha"

Translation: I drive

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Etymology (-endesha)

From end ‎(“to go”) +‎ -esha ‎(“causative affix”)

Verb

-endesha (infinitive kuendesha)

1) to drive (operate a motor vehicle)

2) to manage

3) to pressurize

4) (medicine) to have diarrhea

From Wiktionary: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/endesha

[DiegoJaviUnlam]

Here is also a synonym of dereva (driver):

Etymology (mwendeshaji)

From -endesha (“(to) cause to go”).

Noun

mwendeshaji (m-wa class, plural wendeshaji)

1) driver

Synonyms

dereva

From Wiktionary: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mwendeshaji

[ChristianofPeace]

Can I just strip away "ni" and "na" then add "ku" to "endesha" to get the infinitive?

[ngwarai]

Yes that's correct.

kuendesha literally means "to cause to go"

[ChristianofPeace]

Thanks!

[ngwarai]

Welcome

[GeorgiaMul]

would love to hear sound. for this word.