n. (for building), obudongo; (for pounding) ekinu, emmanvu.

ebbanja.

okuvunda; (vexation) obusungu, ekinyiigo.

v.i., okuvunda; (subdue) okufiisa.

v.tr., okuwanga.

Omusiraamu.

filch.

omuzigiti.

ensiri; m. net, akatimba k'ensiri.

enkonge, ebikukujju, ekibalaga.

use singa with obungi.

okusinga.

African blackwood or African ebony, Dalbergia melanoxylon.

akantu, akati.

ekiwojjolo.

thy, m., etc.), mmange, nnyoko, nnyina; (as int.) maama! m.inlaw, nnyazaala.

v., okuwenya.

n., okuwenya.

vide okulangaala, okuvumba.

ensonga; use c. form of verb, e.g., ekyakukoza bw'otyo kiki? what was your motive in acting so ?

adj., a bitanga.

mmotaka.

ppikipiki.

a mabala, a bitanga, a bijagijagi.

blurt out. cf. olumottole; mokkola.

n., e ttaka; brick m., beeti.

v., okubumba.

okukukula.

a bukuku; become m., okukukula.

okukunjubuka, okwekongola, okumaanyuuka, okukuunyuuka.

v. (horse), okwebagala; (hill) okulinnya, okwambuka.

olusozi.

a nsozi.

okukaaba, okukuba ekiwoobe, okuwowoggana, okukungubaga, okweskasaabaga, okutokooterera.

omukungubazi.

okukaaba; end m., okwabya olumbe; put on m., okuba mulumbe, okukuma olumbe.

e mmese, omusonso,e mmende.

ekirevu.

akamwa.

ennoga.

v.i., okusembera, okuseetuka, okujjulukuka; m. off, okweyokola, okweseguunya, okuseguka.

v.tr., okusembeza, okujjulula; make first m. (in omweso), okw alika.

be always, okusenguka.

v., okukungula, okusala omuddo.

omukunguzi, ekyuma ekisala omuddo.

e- (n/n) way/manner of giving, empa y'omusolo, the payment of taxes, cf. Iwa.

q.v.

e- (n/n) leg. charge, complaint, indictment, cf. waaba.

kind of wading bird related to the herons, lit. give me (mpa) the children (baana).

e- (n/n) leg. fee paid by a plaintiff before a trial, court fee. cf. waaba.

there is hardly any (in there), mpaawo, there is npne (here, there), mpaayo, there is none (there). Mpaawo atalifa. There is no one who will not die.

e- (n/n) manner of exchange; mutual exchange, cf. waanyi- saganya.

e- (n/n) colloq., with the -a of rel. buge, powerful, empaawa y'omusajja, a giant of a man, a very powerful man.

e- (n/n) bowl-shaped calabash or gourd used as a tumbler for drinking, empaawo enzungu, drinking glass, cf. ekiwaawo, oluwaawo.

e- (n/n) fruit of the muwafu tree resembling a large dark olive. cf. omuwafu.

e- (n/n) something which has become Stuck (e.g., in one's throat), okumira empagama, to get something stuck in one's throat, cf. wagama.

a person with large protruding ears; a stubborn, obstinate person.

e- (n/n) pillar, post; pole. Omuwala obulungi bumukubya ku mpagi. The girl is very beautiful, lit. beauty makes her strike at the pillar, kusiba kintu ku mpagi, to endure/put up with something, cf. ^waga, eggwagi.

e- (n/n) narrow passage; gorge, empago y'amatabi, the place of juncture of branches, the area where branches come together, mu mpago z'enjazi, in the crevices of the rocks.

e- (n/n) bananas/plantains which have been broken off of the bunch; small bunch of bananas/plantains which have been separated from the main stem; portion of a kiwagu, q.v. cf. waguka.

e- (n/n) argument; dispute; strife; contest; competition; game, ow'empaka, an argumentative/contentious person, lwa mpaka, by force, forcefully, empaka z'abalungi, beauty contest, empaka z'ebi- konde, boxing match, okuwalaza empaka, to debate, argue, cf. wakana.

e- (n/n) antelope of the genus Hippotragus.

e- plur. of oluwala, q.v.

e- (n/n) baldness, ow'empalaata, bald-headed person, cf. ekiwalaata.

o- (n/n) with the-a of rel. big, strong, hulking, husky (person), empaladdume y'omusajja, a giant of a man.

e- with or without the -a of rel. aggressive, vigorous, enterprising; head-strong; brave, bold, fearless. empaiakilaie z'abasajja, bold, aggressive men.

e- (n/n) ruffian, bully; daredevil; self-assured, aggressive person. often used attrihutively. abasajja babiri empalamalanga, two daredevils.

e- (n/n) hostility; mutual dislike; feud, empalana y'eddiini, religious persecution. cf. walana.

e- (n/n) pair of pants/trousers/ knickers; underwear, cf. akawale, olu- wale, sseruwale.

e- plur. of oluwalo, q.v.