okwegonza, okupanka, okweguya.

obwesigwa.

n., entiisa, obuti, ensisi.

v., okutya, okutekemuka.

a ntiisa, a kutya.

zira, a maanyi.

be, okukoleka.

embaga; entujjo.

v., okulya embaga.

ekikolwa ky'obuzira.

ekyoya, eky'ensuti.

a byoya.

amaaso.

Febwuali.

n. (wages), empeera, omusaala; (f. before case) empaabi, enkanamu; (after hearing) ebitebe; pay fees for, okuweerera.

nafu, tene; vide okukenda; f. person, nkeremeke, bandoberedde.

become, okunafuwala, okugondoba.

v.tr., okuliisa; (a fire) okukuma omuliro; f. in morsels, okugabirira.

okuwulira; (touch) okukomako, oku kwatako, okw agayaga;

okuyanza engalo; I feel sick, emmeeme ensinduukirira.

grin idiotically.

draw air into the nose; snuffle; snort, kufeesa bukula, to snort like a rhinoceros. cf. feekeera.

ebigere; sore f., akageregere, kyassanga.

rare be fat/corpulent; be short and stocky.

okwerowooza. f. sickness, okwerwaza. f. death, okwefiisa. f. ignorance, okwewubya, okw ewugguusa, okwewussa. f. sleep, okwefuluusa. f. inability, okwekekkezza. f. exertion, okwepacca. f. madness, okweralusa. f. assent, okuttikkirira.

okukulisa, okuyozaayoza.

essanyu.

okutema.

omusajja, omuntu; (my companion) munnonge; (f. countryman) bw'oluganda; vide nna.

okussa ekimu.

omukazi.

adj., kazi, wala; (animals) lusi; f. infant, omwana wa buwala, bandoberedde.

ekisaakaate, ekikaali, akasiira, akabanda, olukomera, olugo, ekigo, bbooma.

v., okukomera, okusita olukomera.

gobble up, stuff oneself with. cf. senke- nya.

n. (disorder), akacwano.

v., okuzimbulukuka.

kayongo, kadaali.

kambwe, vide lukumbi.

obukambwe.

okwekkaanya, okukebera ennyo, okuvumbula.

omuwunda.

n., omwalo.

v.tr., okuwungula; be ferried over, okuwunguka.

gimu.

obugimu.

nyiikivu, a maanyi.

okutana.

olubaya, engudi.

okunona, okukima, okugoberera; (come to f.), okuddukira, vide okuwoona.

ejjembe, ensiriba, omwambo; f. hut, essabo.

olujegere, essamba, ekisiba.

empaka.

omusujja, oluwujja; nnabuguma; East Coast f., amakebe.

be, okubabirira; vide okususuukirira.

tono in pl.; grow fewer, okutoniwa.

entalabuusi, enkuufiira emyufu, enkuufiira y'omujunga.

pers. pron. 1st plur. we; us. ffekka, only we, we alone, ffembi or ffembiriri, we two. ffenna, all of us, we all.

e- (n/n) [Sto., dr.] silver; fig. money.

ffuffuffu and ffuffululu (with a preceding be) ideophones used to intensify fu, dead. Fntpgpka eno nfu be ffeffeffe. These arrangements are completely upset/ ruined. Emmotoka nfu be ffuffululu. The car is a complete wreck, cf. ^fa, -fu.

e-: kubulako ffiire, to die without leaving a trace, cf. ^fa, fiira.

e- (li/ma) place where many deaths occur, c f. ^fa, fiira.

e- (n/n) [Sio.] whistle (the instrument).

e- no plur. (li/ma) jealousy, rancor, hard feelings.

e- (n/n) [Su>., Port.'f form for blocking caps or fezzes; colloq. head; big head. Yanyeenya effolooma ye. He shook his head (in amazement or disagreement).

e- (li/ma) kind of large poisonous lizard, omuntu ow'effubutusi, an abrupt/rude/short-tempered/unpleasantly aggressive person, cf. fubutuka.

e- (n/n) dust; sawdust; fine powder, cf. olufufugge.

e- no plur. (li/ma) harsh/oppressive rule; misrule. cf. fuga, -bi.

adj. mugagga ffugge, an extremely rich person, one who is rolling in wealth, mubbi ffugge, great thief, master thief.

e-: kukola bya ffujjo, to make a mess of, leave in a state of chaos/utter confusion. cf. fujja.