e- (n/n) difference, with the -a of rel. different; special, obwegendereza obw'enjawulo, special care/attention. cf. yawula.

e- (n/n) mosquito; gnat, akatimba k'ensiri, mosquito net. omusujja gw'ensiri, mal aria.

e- (n/n) reedbuck. Ekika ky'Enjaza, the Reedbuck Clan.

e- (n/n) charm, amulet, kusalwako nsiriba, to be very lucky, have a stroke of luck.

o- plur. of olwazi, q.v.

e- (n/n) consonant, ennukuta ensirifu, consonant letter, contr. empeerezi.

nafuwala (-nafuwadde) v.i. become weak/feeble; become lazy.

e- (n/n) seed of the empafu fruit used as a spinning top. okubonga enje, to spin nje.

an accident, one who goes to a party to which he is not invited, lit. I- (we)-have-come-to-see.

e- (n/n) terror, dread, fear, shock, okufa ensisi, to be shocked to death. cf. si si wala.

cf. olunyeenyeegece.

nafuwaza (-nafu- wazizza) v.tr. caus. cause to be weak, weaken; make lazy; discourage. cf. -nafu.

e- (n/n) weak, lazy person.

e- (n/n) relig. grace, divine aid. enneema entukuza, sanctifying grace.

e- (n/n) meeting, rendezvous; confrontation; meeting place; crossroads. cf. sisinkana.

persevere (vainly, futilely).

e- (n/n) trouble, difficulty, problem.

tuukirira. contr. gannemeredde.

e-: ogw'ennembe (omwenge, beer, is implied), beer drunk during the ceremony of installing the heir of the deceased.

e- (n/n) rare ferment for beer. cf. siwa.

e- (n/n) edge; brink; limit; shore; outskirts, cf. omwegooyego; omuleboolebo, endeboolebo.

e- (n/n) receptacle for catching falling water (particularly rain water); eaves. cf. lembeka.

e- (n/n) seat of the helmsman in a canoe, cf. sizika.

wear around the shoulders. Yanagira omunagiro gw'eddiba ly'engo. He wore a leopard-skin cape. cf. omunagiro.

e- (n/n) kind of barkcloth tree.

uterus, cf. omwana.

e- (n/n) grindstone; pestle, enso y'evviivi, kneecap, cf. sa.

e- plur. of olweyo, q.v.

e- plur. of olulenge, q.v.

e- (n/n) mistake, error; wrong, cf. soba.

right up until the present, even now.

e- (n/n) way of learning, cf. yiga.

star heralding dawn.

e- (n/n) genitals, cf. yenda.

e- (n/n) pointed stick for digging up potatoes.

become loose (e.g., of a tooth); shake, v.tr. make loose; shake, cf. akanyegenyo.

e- (n/n) way/manner of teaching; relig. way of preaching; (religious) doctrine. eby'enjigiriza, education, cf. yiga, yigiriza.

e- (n/n) lemon.

e- (n/n) lake herring, Alestes nurse.

e- (n/n) pigeon.

kasimbe- nkokola. (la) mantis; plant with the nodal stem growing in a crooked way as though it had elbows (nkokola). cf. olukokola.

e- (n/n) tomato. See ennyaanya which is much more frequent.

e- (n/n) castor-oil berry, cf. omusogasoga.

experience a sharp sensation (in the teeth). Amannyo gannyennyeera. I feel a sharp sensation in the teeth (e.g., from something too acidic).

e- (n/n) way of originating/devising, enjiiya empya, a new design, cf. yiiya.

e- (n/n) way of cultivating, method of cultivation, cf. lima.

e- (n/n) kind of bird, darter; cormorant.

e- (n/n) CSta.,/lr. ] Gospel (used by Protestants). See vanjili.

two bananas in one skin.

e- (n/n) lime, fruit of the lime tree. cf. akalitnaawa.

e- (n/n) wrestling technique involving the legs. cf. soka.

glitter; be oily (of the skin), cf. akanyereketo.

etc. cf. nakuwala, -nakuwavu, obunaku, obu- nakuwavu, omunaku, ^ennaku.

e- (n/n) mouth (of a river); outflow (of a drain), cf. yiwa, yiira.

e- plur. of olulimi, q.v.

e-: okukuba ensoke, to hold back a canoe with the paddle.

glisten; be shiny/glossy; be oily (of the skin), cf. nyereketa.

e- (n/n) marsh antelope, Limnotragus spekei.

extensive. nnabbamba w'ennyanja, the boundless depths, nnabbamba w'agabira, huge extensive forests.

e-: (emmere) ennimire, (food) cultivated by (others). Olya nnimire. You eat food cultivated by others (a very insulting expression, implying that the wife to whom it is addressed is lazy and cannot grow her own food), cf. lima, limira.

e- also ensokolosokolo (n/n) isolated area, remote place. Ennyumba ye ya- gizimba eyo mu nsokolo. He built his house in a very remote area.

e- (n/n) dim. akayoga (ka/bu) kind of small mammal, hyrax, commonly called rock-rabbit, coney.

as an attributive scorching, burning hot omusana nnabbambula, burning sunlight, a ‘scorcher.' cf. bamba, bambula.

e- (n/n) garden, cultivated plot. cf. lima, akalimiro.

e- (n/n) emmese ensolima, kind of house mouse considered particularly objectionable becauseof its habit of stealing food. cf. solima.

e- (n/n) manner of speaking, way of talking; saying, dictum; speech; pronunciation. cf. yogera.

e- (n/n) lit. way of cultivating

e- (n/n) animal, cf. akasolo, ekisolo.

etc. omusajja atanyigirwa mu nnoga, a man who cannot be pushed around.

etc.; be very suitable for; be well dressed for. okunanira olunaku, to be dressed up (especially) for the day/oc- casion.