ssukaali.
ekikajjo, ekirumbirumbi; one stick of sugarcane, empango.
more often sugumbya (-sugumbizza) v.i. caus. be elated/in high spirits: be in a state nf expectation.
anticipate with great enthusiasm. cf. sagambiza.
okwetta; commit s., okw etta, okwettoga.
v., okubukala, okutabagana.
be, okugasa, okugwana.
pass over in/at, etc.; omit.
v.i. be excessive; be superfluous.
be shaken; toss about; sag, be drawn (of the skin), amatama agasukumbuse, drawn cheeks, a sagging face.
shake about, kusukumbula kyejo, to act in a spoiled manner, behave badly. cf. essukumbuli. night; sleep; remain, stay; live, dwell. Wasuze otyanno? Good morning, lit. How did you pass the night? kusula ku budde, to spend a sleepless night (esp. with one who is seriously ill). Yasuze mulwadde nnyo. He was very sick last night. Osula otya obulwadde? How are you now? (Said to someone who is very sick.) Tanywa si- gala asulayo bbiri. He smokes to great excess. Tanywa mwenge asulayo bbiri. He doesn't just drink, he gets intoxicated.
stay overnight with (sometimes implying inconvenience to the usual in habitants); spend the night preoccupied with (a present concern or future plan). Ku olwo iwasulirira kyayi. That night all we had to consume was tea. Yasulirira ku- keera kukima muwala we mu ssomero. He went to bed last night with the firm intention of getting up early and getting his daughter at the school.
etc. Ekisulisa endiga omutwe tekigigaana na kumanya mbuzi gye ziraze. (prov.) What makes a sheep hang its head does not prevent it from knowing where the goats have gone. Appearances can be deceiving. cf. -esulifu, obwesulifu.
put up. omwana omusu- lize, a child who is boarded out.
okwerumata, okwewagala, okwekanama.
a kkabyo; be s., okwewagala, okwekanama.
vide sulky,
omuluutuluutu.
Ssulutaani.
sulibwamu (-suliddwamu) v.i. pass, be slept in; be inhabited, engoye ezisulibwamu, pajamas, nightclothes.
omuwendo; (meaning) amakulu.
v., okubala, okugatta; (in court) okukubira omusango.
be sleepy, doze off; fig. be off one's guard, cf. simagira, akasumagizi.
fasten on (an item of barkcloth clothing); invest (an heir); wear (a garb, dress), v.i. dress, be dressed. Asumise bulungi. He is well dressed, cf. omusumisi.
entikko, obusammambiro, akawaala.
okuyita, okukoowoolera.
a kitiibwa, lungi nnyo.
rare come untied (KB). Possibly a var. of sumattuka, q.v. play (a stringed instrument); fig. warn; inform. okwambala ebisuna, to wear sackcloth. Ebigambo bimusuna emimwa. He is dying to say something (said of a gossip).
enjuba; (light of) omusana; hot s., essana.
akanuunansubi.
squat on one's haunches.
Ssande, Ssabbiiti; (R.C.) Ddominika.
okwawulamu, okukutulako.
etc. Tonsundirako lubuto. Get away from me, lit. don't shake your stomach in my direction. cf. -sunde, ^omusunzi, essundiro.
omulenganjuba.
scoff at, deride publicly, cf. ^omusunzi.
become angry.
be angered at. ku- sunguwalira mulimu, to do a job with determination and vigor.
obusungu, akasunguyira, essungu.
a kikoma.
a musana mungi.
stick up (of the hair); be disheveled, cf. ekisunsu.
etc.; use for pinching/scratching, okusuny * ku muntu, to warn someone, get an idea across to someone by a wink or a gesture.
okulya.
yitirivu.
lungi nnyo.
a kungulu, a lutentezi.
yitirivu, a musuusuuba; be s., okusukkirira, okufikka.
okulabirira.
omukoza, nnampala, omukulu.
be, okusinga obulungi.
okubereka.
lebevu, a lulembe.
olulembe.
okuyingira mukifo kya. . .
ssekkadde.
be, okuweteka, okugonda.
okusaba, okwegayirira.
v., okuwa, okuweereza.
v., okusigika, okuwaga, okwegeka; s. oneself on, okwesigama, okwerimba, okwesimba ggiriza; (help) okuyamba, okuzibira, okukwatirira; (endure) okugumiikiriza, okusobola.
okulowooza, okugamba; I suppose, mpozzi.
okuzibiikiriza; (facts, etc.) okukweka, okukisa.
okutana.
obukulu.
kulunnyo, singa onna.