o- (mu/ba) one who gives advice, adviser, one who admonishes, cf. buulira, buuliriza.
o- (mu/ba) woman; wife (less respectful than mukyala). omukazi ow'omu- kono, a woman who is always successful in growing plantains, vegetables, etc., a woman with a‘green thumb.' cf. -kazi, kaziwala, omukazi, amakazi.
o- (mu/ba) attacker, assailant. cf. lumba, lumbagana.
o- also omusirusiru (mu/ba) fool, foolish/silly person, cf. -siru, siriwala, obusiru, kasiru.
o- (mu/ba) attractive, well- developed teen-age girl.
o- (mu/ba) preacher, omubuulizi w'enjiri, preacher of the Gospel, evangelist. cf. buulira.
o- (mu/mi) [Sw. ] can; tin can; cigarette case, ennyama y'emikebe, canned meat.
o- (mu/ba) attacker, assailant; aggressor, cf. lumba.
cf. sisiwala.
o- (mu/ba) persecutor, harasser, tormentor, cf. walana.
o- (mu/mi) mass; large quantities, akatale ak'omubuulo, open public market held at regular intervals, cf. buula, -ewuula.
o- (mu/ba) inspector; examiner. cf. kebera.
o- (mu/ba) cupper, bleeder, one who has the occupation of bleeding others. cf. lumika, omwerumisi.
o- (mu/mi) skewer (usually made of wood) used for roasting or storing meat.
o- (mu/ba) [_Sw.,Ar.^ teacher; Muslim teacher; a title of respect given to men of learning or distinction.
o- (mu/ba) jumper; flier; astronaut. c f. buuka.
o- (mu/mi) kind of tree, Cordia abyssinica.
o- (mu/mi) tool heated at one end and used for boring, okussa ku mulumyo, to put (someone) in an agonizing situation. cf. luma.
o- (mu/mi) [Sw.] ruled line.
o- (mu/ba) prisoner, captive. c f. wamba.
o- (mu/ba) stupid/silly person. cf. -buya, buyaabuyana.
o- (mu/mi) mat. okufuna eby'oku mukeeka, to get something for nothing, get something without working for it.
o- arch., now replaced by omulunzi, q.v.
o- with the -a of rel. tall, of good build, evvubuka ery'omusituka, a big strapping youth, cf. situka.
o- (mu/ba) one who captures, captor; one who confiscates; one who asks a merchant to reserve an item which will be paid for and claimed at a later date. Omu- wambi si muguzi. (prov.) One who has an article set aside is not necessarily the one who buys it. cf. wamba.
o- (mu/ba) one who has disappeared. cf. bula.
o- (mu/mi) kind of tree, Podocarpus conifer a.
o- (mu/mi) time, occasion; kind, type, category, mulundi gumu, once, emi- rundi mingi, often, emirundi egimu, sometimes. emirundi, multiplication table, ku mulundi guli, on the last occasion, the last time.
o- (mu/mi) pole used for raising j the frame of a house, cf. situla.
o- (mu/mi) trail made in the grass by an animal.
o- (mu/mi) good time, enjoyment, fun. cf. cakala.
o- (mu/ba) a thrifty person. cf. kekkereza.
o- (mu/mi) artery; vein. cf.(
o- (mu/mi) handle of a shield.
o- (mu/mi) rice.
o- (mu/ba) tempter, cf. ^kema.
o- (mu/mi) more commonly olulundulirunduli (lu/n) shin, shinbone.
o- (mu/mi) booty taken in war. cf. wamba.
o- also spelled, omukyondwa (mu/ba) bone setter.
o- (mu/mi) kind of tree from which shields are made.
o- (mu/mi) kind of timber tree, Maesopis eminii.
o- (mu/ba) writer; secretary; scribe, clerk, omuwandiisi w'amawulire. reporter, journalist, cf. wandiika.
o- (mu/ba) [jSw.3 half-breed, person of mixed blood.
o- (mu/ba) spy. cf. ketta.
o- (mu/ba) beautiful/handsome person; good/virtuous person, cf. -lungi, obulungi.
o- (mu/ba) person at fault, person who has done wrong, cf. soba, sobya.
pr.n. the name of a lubaale.
nation-s.
o- (mu/mi) with the -a of rel. horrible, hideous, obnoxious, omucumuliru gw'omukazi, a horrible woman.
o- (mu/mi) crossbeam, cf. ^kiika.
o- (mu/mi) kind of tree, Syzygium guineense and Eugenia guineen- sis. It has pale, heavy wood. cf. akalunginsanvu.
o- (mu/mi) surplus, excess, emyaka kkumi n'omusobyo, more than ten years, cf. soba, sobya.
o- (mu/ba) conqueror, victor; winner, cf. ^wanguka, wangula.
o- (mu/mi) {jStf.3 orange, cf. eccungwa, ssecungwa.
o- (mu/ba) representative, member of a legislative body. cf. ^kiika.
0- (mu/ba) [£ng.J a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
o- (mu/ba) treasurer; arch. steward, cf. wanika.
o- var. of mukyula, q.v.
o- (mu/mi) blacksmith's charges.
0- (mu/ba) a native of Busoga.
o- (mu/mi) acacia-like shrub or tree, Dichrostachys glomerata.
(la) stubborn/intractible/rebellious person.
o- also spelled omukyuzi (mu/mt) 05u>.] gravy.
o- (mu/mi) kind of tree resembling the laburnum, cf. binaabizaamu.
o- (mu/ba) sailor, seaman. cf. ennyanja.
o- (mu/mi) castor-oil plant. cf. ensogasoga.
o- (mu/ba) exile; one who has been banished from his country; wanderer; nomad; vagabond, cf. waŋŋanguka.