v., okutemya ekikowe, okusunyaako; w. at, okubaguliza.

take forty, okuwujjaala, okwebaka amavumira.

okuwewa, okukuyeeya.

olugali.

ebiro eby'empewo.

okusiimuula, okuttaanya; w. out, okusangula; w. sweat with finger, okwesala entuuyo.

v. (send telegram), okukuba essimu.

n., olunyere; telegraph w., essimu, oluuma.

amagezi.

magezi, kalabakalaba.

okwagala.

v., okwagala.

amagezi; at one's wit's end, vide okubunda.

omulogo.

obulogo, obusezi, ettalo.

na, awamuna.

v.L, okuvaayo, okweyungula; v.tr., okuggyawo, okujjulula; w. from ashes, okuvumbula; w. a guarantee, okuzaalukuka.

v.i., okuwotoka, okuwotookerera.

wotofu.

okumma.

adv., munda.

prep., munda wa, munda mu.

awatali

siru.

omujulirwa; bear w., okujulirwa; call to w., okujulira.

omulogo, omusezi, omuganga, omukakali.

to express care/concern/sympathy for. Ku kyalo tewali yaŋŋambako nti wo wayi. In the village there was no one who expressed any concern for me (e.g., when I suffered a misfortune).

okusagaasagana.

ennaku; w. is me! zinsanze! nnyaabula! woowe!

q.v.

bodily part); be broken off, snap off (of a branch).

mpogodde) v.tr. break off snap off.

roam about.

mpoze) v.tr. lend (money); give (on credit).

make a pause, refresh oneself. cf. -wolu, obuwolera, eggwolu, kawoza- masiga, amawolu.

be lent.

etc.; become colder/cooler; calm down, become quiet.

wolereza appl. forms of ^woza, q. v.

etc. Mpoleza amazzi ago. Cool that water for me.

omusege.

mpolomye) v.i. cry out, shout; howl; roar; bellow.

mpolongeredde) v.i. squat in an indecent manner.

mpolongose) v.i. become emaciated, waste away from disease or dissipation; languish, pine; go bad (of food left lying around after cooking).

mpomye) v.tr. propup; shore up, underpin; cover (the reed frame of a house with mud and smooth it down), oku- biwomamu omutwe, to become involved in, take a hand in, take a lead in. Kasita nnaabiwomamu omutwe bijja kutereera. As soon as I get involved/take over, things will straighten out. cf. womeka.

omukazi.

nnabaana.

to lower one's gaze, look downwards.

to compose one's face.

sustain; plaster; place (a mixture of mud between the reeds of a house under construction prior to the stage described under womaj.

mponye) v.tr. escape from; get rid of. v.i. be cured/healed; escape; be saved. Mukazi wange awonye. My wife has given birth.

ekitalo, ekikuuno, ekyama gero oba eky'amagero, ekyewuunyo, makunale; the act of wondering, use inf. of v. follg.

v., okwewuunya, okuwuniikirira.

mpondedde) v.tr. follow, follow after, pursue.

a kitalo, a kikuuno.

kitalo.

etc.

etc. Yawonera watono okuttibwa. He missed being killed/was almost killed.

mponze) v.i. & tr. make an offering/sacrifice (to a lubaale or spirit); dedicate; pray (used by Christians). Bye nkubuulira by'otowonga. 1 have told you what to do, you have ignored my advice and are now complaining to me.

mponodde) v.tr. acquire cheaply, buy at a bargain (esp. something desirable).

n., empisa; be w., okutera.

heal; save; spare; protect, okuwonya obulamu bwa.., to save the life of...

long-crested hawk- eagle.

mpoobye) v.i. mourn, lament, cry mournfully, wail, make a loud noise.

etc.

omuti; firewood, enku; (forest) ekibira; (plank) olubaawo.

a miti, bibira.

a muti.

enkonkonamuti.

q.v.

mpookodde) v.tr. dig up, digout, excavate, cf. wuukuula.