omuzigiti.

a- piur. (ii/ma) illness ol children thought to be caused by specific types of adulterous behavior by either of the parents. cf. kansira.

e- (n/n) duck, mbaatakabuzi, goose, cf. baatabaata.

African blackwood or African ebony, Dalbergia melanoxylon.

etc. cf. ekimyanso, myamyamya, myamyansa.

v., okutonnyeza, okuteekako akatonnyeze, okulamba, okutona.

ensiri; m. net, akatimba k'ensiri.

a- plur. (1 i/ma) beer drunk at the celebration of a birth.

e- plur. (n/n) side of the face. cf. oluba.

blurt out. cf. olumottole; mokkola.

one who keeps to himself.

akatale; good m., ettunzi.

enkonge, ebikukujju, ekibalaga.

a- plur. (li/ma) middle, middle part, mu makkati ga, in the middle of. cf. amassekati, wakati.

e- (n/n) wedding; feast, banquet, embaga ez'omu maka, house parties, entertaining at home, embaga y'obugole, wedding party, c f. akabaga.

a kutunda.

use singa with obungi.

a-: okuseka amakkete, to laugh happily/contentedly.

e- with the -a of rel. tough, aggressive, indomitable, hard-boiled.

omuteebi, ow'ensuso, ow'enkasu.

okusinga.

a- plur. (li/ma) Alina amakolo- bero. He is deceitful/a cheat, cf. eki- kolobero.

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

eweema ennene.

akantu, akati.

a- plur. (li/ma) end, point of stopping. cf. koma.

e- adv. suddenly, with the -a of rel. sudden, olumbe olw'embagirawo, sudden illness.

q.v.

etc. cf. myu, -myufu, -myukirivu.

obufumbo, okufumbiriganwa.

ekiwojjolo.

a- plur. (li/ma) return; homecoming. cf. koma.

okukuba egya mbaguta, to beat/whip severely.

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

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

a- plur. (li/ma) leaves, foliage; period/time for weeding.

e- (n/n) chisel.

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

tie

okufumbiriganwa; (of man) okuwasa, okuwayiza; (of woman) okufumbirwa, okuwayira.

v., okuwenya.

e- (n/n) kind of large yellow wild cat; wild/uncontrollable person, very skilled goalkeeper (in soccer).

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

ekiteebe, olutabazzi.

n., okuwenya.

a- plur. (li/ma) folds of skin about the waist; buttock muscles.

e- (n/n) way of counting, way of reckoning, cf. ^bala.

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.

akatale.

vide okulangaala, okuvumba.

adj. wonderful, magnificent; amazing, akasiki makuge, a very fine bachelor's party.

e- (n/n) kind; type; sort; appearance. cf. ebbala, ^ekibala.

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

lit. the bachelor roars. cf. omuwuulu, wuluguma.

omujulizi.

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

e- (n/n) [Ar., Sw.2 horse, emba- laasi ez'empaka, race horses.

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

obujulizi.

adj., a bitanga.

e- t>or. of embalasaasa, q.v.

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

ekitalo, ekikuimo, ejjano.

mmotaka.

a- (li/ma) formerly food presented to the Kabaka; wonderful thing, now used mostly as an attribute of another noun wonderful, magnificent, ebintu bingi eby'amakula, many wonderful things, mu- kazi makula, a gorgeous woman, cf. ekkula.

e- (n/n) kind of spotted tick which is far more dangerous to cattle than the usual ticks.

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

a kitalo, a kikuuno.

ppikipiki.

a- plur. (li/ma) marvel, something wonderful/extraordinary.