adj., gya.

Noovemba.

omuggya, omuligo; (nun) omunooviisi.

kaakano, kaakati, kampegaano, Ibero, mbwano.

munnakuzino, mubiro bino, mukakyo kano.

q.v.

omumwa, enkero.

e- (n/n) savor, flavor (of food); sense, meaning, significance; truth, okuggwamu

e- plur. of olusa, q.v.

e- (n/n) calabash with a long neck and no bulge at the top.

e- (n/n) wild cherry; orange-yellow fruit of the musaali tree, q.v.

e- (n/n) envy, jealousy; regret; discontent, cf. saalirwa.

e- (n/n) grooved mallet used for beating out barkcloth.

e- (n/n) flour, okusiwa nsaano ku mazzi, to add flour to water, i.e., to waste one's breath/time; to be too little/insignificant.

e- (n/n) enjoka ensaanuusi, colic, abdominal pains.

e- (n/n) kind of rattle used as a musical instrument consisting of a small dried gourd in which stones or seeds have been placed. It is associated with the native religious rites (pre-Christian).

e- (n/n) mallet with large grooves used for the first beating of barkcloth. See empuuzo.

e- (n/n) as an attributive to another noun barren (of certain animals), ente ensaata, barren cow(s). cf. saatawala.

e- (n/n) kind of tree with walnut- colored wood, Xylopia eminii.

e- (n/n) cooking pot (so named because when people used to go foraging for food [cf. saka] they took along a pot in which to put food), cf. saka, 1 akasaka.

c- (u/n) day of clear weather during the rainy season.

e- (n/n) (financial) allowance.

e- (n/n) root of the water lily eaten in time of famine.

e- (n/n) cutting, way of cutting; judgment, decision, cf. sala.

e- (n/n) decision, cf. sala.

e- (n/n) cup made of half a gourd for keeping oil or butter.

e- (n/n) something which has been cut; a cut (e.g., of meat), cf. sala.

adj. usually following a noun of time, final, last; decisive, critical; long awaited. Omwezi guno ye nsalesale ku bakozi abagtvira. This month is the deadline for foreign workers. Leero ye nsalesale. Today is the final day or Today is the day that has long been awaited.

e- (n/n) cracks and sores on the bottom of the feet, esp. between the toes. cf. sala.

e- (n/n) limit; border, boundary, frontier. cf. sala.

e- (n/n) meat.

Kobus defassa.

e- (n/n) field after harvest or near the end of harvest.

e- (n/n) kind of reddish-brown soldier ant which bites fiercely.

e- (n/n) jerboa, also called jumping rat, kangaroo rat (see akayozi); kind of silkworm which makes cocoons on mulberry trees, cf. somba, ekyuma.

e- (n/n) prow, the forward part of a boat or ship.

e- (n/n) border of a mat. cf. sandagga.

e- (n/n) kind of bird about the size of a sparrow.

e- (n/n) time, period, interval, mu nsangi ezo, in these times, during this period.

e- (n/n) swelling of a gland.

e- (n/n) flow of blood, spurt of blood.

e- plur. of olusansa, q.v.

e- (n/n) upper branch of a tree; topmost branch of a tree. cf. essanso.

e- numer. seventy, with the -a of rel. seventieth, omulundi ogw'ensanvu, the seventieth time. cf. -sanvu.

e- (n/n) peanut sauce/soup.

e- (n/n) turmoil, uproar, commotion, disturbance; uprising.

e- (n/n) spark, ensasi z'omuliro, sparks of fire. cf. sasa.

e- (n/n) kind of bird found near cattle, tick bird.

e- (n/n) manner/way in which (people) are made to pay. cf. sasula.

e- (n/n) bag; handbag; pouch; sack; pocket; fund, sum of money set apart for a specific objective, ensawo ey'omu ngalo, woman's pocketbook; briefcase, kukwatira nsawo, to be about equal. Mu bugagga Mukasa akwatira Musoke ensawo. Mukasa is about as rich as Musoke. cf. omusawo.

e- (n/n) kind of tree, Ficus bra- chypoda, from which are obtained poles for hut building. The fruit is entonto(golo), q.v.

e- (n/n) kind of musical instrument.

e- (n/n) kind of grasshopper; grasshopper (in general). Ekika ky'Enseenene, the Grasshopper Clan, omutwe gw'ensee- nene, a head like that of a grasshopper, a pointed head. cf. obuseenene, omuseenene.

e- (n/n) pullet, young hen. cf. omuseera.

e- (n/n) vulture.

e- (n/n) kind of edible termite, white ant(s) which come out slightly after midnight, okuzuukuka mu nsejjere, to wake up bright and early, cf. obusejjeresejjere, ekisejjere, amasejjere.

e- (n/n) louse. Ekifaananyi kissa ensekere. (prov.) lit. Resemblance (to a guilty louse) kills the (innocent) louse. An innocent person may suffer because of his resemblance to a guilty person, cf. omu- ^ sekere.

e- (n/n) fibrous potato(es). with the -a of rel. fibrous (of potatoes), lu- monde ow'ensekkwa, fibrous potato(es).

e- (n/n) laugh, laughter. Kigulwa nseko. It may be purchased at a ridiculously low price, cf. seka.

e- (n/n) calabash with a long, narrow I neck.

e- (n/n) short-bladed spear.

e- (n/n) a disease of the eye which attacks the pupil and the iris. Eriiso lyatise ensenke. A film has formed over the eye. See ejjanga.

e- (n/n) pullet, young hen.

e- (n/n) crushed charcoal ashes used as a powder to clean the teeth, cf. senya.

e- (n/n) large number; abundance.

e- (n/n) medium mallet for barkcloth.

e- (n/n) deposit made by a purchaser in order that the item purchased maybe held until total payment is made. cf. sereka.

e-: omunnyu ogw'ensero, white friable (crumbly) salt.

e- (n/n) earth; land; country, nation; world, cf. obunnansi, akasi, ekinnansi, i omunnansi, -nnansi, wansi.

e- (n/n) grog, pieces of broken pots ground up and mixed with clay in making pottery, cf. ebisibosibo.