Swahili language: The causative forms of Swahili verbs

The causative verbs the notion “to make someone do something/to cause.For example laugh→Make laugh"
♦Most causative verbs express the meaning of “to make something
happen” or “to cause an action to take place,” however, some
convey a somewhat different meaning from the original verb. Causative
verbs are derived from nouns, adjectives, adverbs and conjunctions; can
be used with any tense, and are negated in the same way as regular
verbs. There are four categories of causative verbs which will be taught
in this chapter, namely:
1. Causative verbs formed with the suffix -esha or -eza.
2. Causative verbs formed with the suffix -isha or -iza.
3. Causative verbs formed with the infix z-, -lish or -liz-.
4. Causative verbs that do not fit into any of the above categories.
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And why umiza and not umisha? Or why kalisha and not kaliza? What's the reason behind of it?

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Umisha- make someone bite Umizi- hurt

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Can I use the "ia" on causative form verbs to replace the kuhusu? Kwa mfano; Aliwafahamishia virusi vya korona.

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Thanks for lessons but would you mind explain the part of sentence like Waliwaumiza( what does mean the second wa in here) Aliwakalisha (wa what does represent? In Lia, what does represent ki in kinakuliza

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It is object prefix for "them" AliWAkalisha- He sat THEM

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Habari za jioni mwalimu. So, there is no exact rule when to use -esha or -eza, - isha or - iza?

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There is no exact rule that explains this

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@@johnmoumouris7342 si matatizo ila maneno yanayoengezwa -z- ni machache sana..na watu hujifunza kwa kusikiliza na kwa kusema ... hivyo basi si ngumu

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