0- no plur. (lu/n) Greek, the Greek language, cf. Obuyonaani.

o- no plur. (lu/n) outward cleanliness, superficial cleanliness. Alina luyonjoyonjo, sso si buyonjo bwa namadda- la. He gives the appearance of being clean, but he really isn't, cf. -yonjo, obuyonjo.

o- (lu/n) lit. it sucks (yonka) cows (nte). kind of bird, lesser bustard.

o- (lu/n) din, shouting, uproar. cf. yoogaana.

o- no plur. (lu/n) a small amount of foam. Amaanyi nnina ga luyovuyovu. I just have a little bit of strength, cf. ejjovu.

o- (lu/n) kind of rush/reed used in making baskets. Oyo mulungi ng'oluyulu. She is as pretty as a picture, cf. ^ekiyulu.

q.v.

o- (lu/n) confinement; childbirth; birth, act of giving birth, cf. zaala.

o- (lu/n) charm/native medicine to produce childbirth, cf. zaala.

o- (lu/n) generation, cf. zaala.

o- (lu/n) game, athletic contest. cf. zatiii ya.

o- (lu/n) kind of tree, Alchornea cordi folia.

o- (lu/n) shred of barkcloth, barkcloth rag; (any) rag. in the plur. enziina, rags; ragged clothes, cf. akaziina, omu- ziina.

o- (lu/n) arch, unit of measure of approximately one meter used by herdsman. cf. nzira.

o- (lu/n) cross reeds/sticks on the wall or ceiling; seam of a garment, cf. ssezzizi.

disjointed person. cf. zunga.

0- no plur. (lu/n) (any) European language; English, the English language. cf. -zungu, ekizungu, Omuzungu.

o- with the -a of rel. half full (esp. of containers of water or beer). Omwenge yaleela gwa luzunzo. He brought a halffilled calabash of beer. cf. zunga.

o- plur. enzizi (lu/n) well, spring.

o- no plur. (lu/n) small or limited amount of water; discharge after childbirth; watery substance in the white of an egg. cf. amazzi.

o- adv. phrase with olunaku implied. some other day, on another day, on another occasion.

o- as a prep, because of, by reason of, on account of. olw'ekyo, for this reason, therefore.

ndudde) v.i. delay; tarry, linger; be a long time; be late.

o- plur. enjako (lu/n) ravine.

o- plur. enjala (lu/n) nail, fingernail, toenail; talon; claw. cf. akaala, 2ekyala, eryala (lyala).

ndwadde) v.i. become sick/ill; be sick/ill.

o- plur. enjaliiro (lu/n) banana leaf in which bananas are wrapped before cooking; strips of banana stems laid in the area where bananas are crushed into juice. cf. 2yala, yaliira.

etc.

etc. Omulwadde yamulwa- liza mu ddwaliro ly'e Mmengo. He kept the patient in Mmengo Hospital.

o- plur. ennyambalizo (lu/n) sling for carrying a bundle on the shoulder. cf. yambala, ekyambalizo.

o- plur. ezaana (lu/n) tall, thin child, cf. omwana.

nnwanye) v.i. fight; struggle; war, make war.

o- plur. ennyaniko (lu/n) rare place where coffee, clothing, etc., are placed in the sun to dry. cf. yanika.

o- no plur. (lu/n) slight amount of strength, cf. amaanyi.

adj. mighty, powerful, lit. splits (-yasa) rocks (-mayinja). emmundu lwasamayinja, a big gun.

o- no plur. (Iu/n) something large/ immense, with the -a of rel. large, immense, huge, olwataata lw'eddiba ly'empologoma, a huge lion skin.

o- plur. enjatika (lu/n) crack, narrow break, cf. lyatika.

publicly.

o- plur. rare (Iu/n) long, thin dry banana fiber on which money (in the form of coins with holes in the middle) could be strung, cf. xekyayi.

o- (Iu/n) clamor; bad smell, okuwu- nya olwayo, to smell bad, have a foul smell (e.g., like rotten fish), cf. ejjayo, akaayo.

o- (lu/n) loot, plunder; food taken as an offering to a lubaale shrine, cf. yaya.

cause to get sick; keep (a sick person) at.

q.v.

o- plur. enjazi (lu/n) rock. cf. ebyaziyazi.

o- plur. enneebagyo (lu/n) sash, strip of cloth used as a belt. It is now considered rather old-fashioned, cf. baga, -ebaga.

0- (lu/n) Hebrew, the Hebrew language, cf. Omwebbulaniya.

o- no plur. (lu/n) crowd, multitude, large number.

o- no plur. (lu/n) large quantity, great amount. Olwegeenya lw'abantu, crowd of people.

o- see eggulo.

o- no plur. hot tea. as an attribute very hot (of a liquid), ekikopo ky'olweje, a cup of hot tea. Amazzi g'ompadde oku- naaba nga lweje bulala. The water you have given me to bathe in is too hot.

o- numer. nine hundred, with the -a of rel. nine-hundredth, cf. -(y)enda.

which holds them up resembles a portion of the intestine, ^kyenda, q.v.).

o- plur. ennyendo (Iu/n) gourd used as a ladle for scooping water or as a cup. cf. akendo.

o- with the -a of rel. reddish, amaaso ag'olwenge, bloodshot eyes (as those of a drunkard).

o- plur. enneesibyo (lu/n) belt; sash; girdle, cf. siba, -esiba.

o- (lu/n) tendency to boast/ make unjustifiable claims; tendency to be intrusive/intrude oneself, cf. -etatan- kiriza.

o- no plur. (lu/n) presumption; vanity; showing off; tendency to attempt what is beyond one's power, okukola ebintu eby'olwetumbu, to bite off more than one can chew. cf. tumbuka.

o- no plur. (lu/n) pride; showing off. cf. wulira, -ewulira.

-ewunzika.

o- plur. enjeyo (lu/n) broom; brush, cf. lyera.

etc.

hold up.

q.v.

lwisanya (-lwisanyizza) v.i. recip. caus. delay each other. cf. kulwa ddaaki, lwaddaaki.

be delayed/held nn

o- no plur. (lu/n) uproar; rumpus, okukuba olwogoolo, to boo, shout derision at.

o~ no plur. (lu/n) uproar, din.

o- (lu/n) any internal pain; parasitic worm. The plur. enjoka (q-v.j signifies internal pains and occurs with a muc( ..... ;?

o- no plur. (lu/n) hubbub, tumult, commotion, noise.

o- without the l.V.'s Lwakubiri Tuesday, lit. the second (day, olunaku). cf. -biri.