okunoonya, okukenneenya, okutaga, okuwamma;

a mazima.

akasirikitu, akakyu, akakoloboze.

okulwana, okufuba, okuwakana.

smear on (esp. oil or butter on the body).

to look well; to acquire a healthy tone/complexion.

instruct.

okwaza; (for things visible) okuwuzuuma, okusakatta.

amazima.

a mayenje, a bujagijagi.

v., okuweeweeta.

colloq. be drunk. cf. ebisaabwa, ssaabwe

move along (esp. something heavy); move steal thily/surrepti tiou sly.

Polyscias fulva, from which madinda (xylophones) are made.

olubalama lw'ennyanja.

ekinywa, omuziisa.

ekyerolerwa.

okubaalabaala, okutaalataala, okwesiira, okulemba.

em* bark; get on, take (a bus, train, etc.).

leave quietly and unnoticed; move away slowly; fade away slowly; disappear.

move the head up and down/from side to side (often preceded by the verb tambula, walk).

n., omwaka, amasumi, ebiro, enfunda; wet s., ttoggo, ddumbi; dry s., ekyeya.

a maknyi, a muziisa; use rel. form of v. okugubira.

gaalubindi.

a maanyi, gumu, ka; (of flavour) ka, vide lukalabule.

to brand/burn with a red-hot iron.

q.v.

father of the bride.

v., okulunga, okunoza; be seasoned well, okunoga.

bi, onoonyi.

enjogera, ebigambo, e ŋŋombo.

ekigo.

of sa, q.v.

hush; calm down; appease; console; pamper; touch up, finish properly, give the finishing touches to.

bring together; collect (in several trips). Oyo y'asombye ebigambo. He is the one who has caused all the trouble. Asombye obulwadde. He is a carrier of a disease.

the Ancient of Days (nnaku = plur. of olunaku). also Katonda Ssewannaku.

entebe; (in canoe) olubanga.

obwonoonyi, okwonoona, obubi.

embiro; make s., okw anguwa, okuddukanako.

ddala, nnyo.

etc. cf. omusaabaze.

cf. nnaava.

v.tr., okutuuza.

okuyimba; (of birds) okukaaba; (of ears) okuwaawaala.

a mbiro.

ekibalangulo.

encamp; take temporary shelter; build temporary shelter; stay in a place for a rather long period of time. cf. akasiisira, olusiisira.

nnyazaala.

ebisukko.

okusiriiza, okubabula.

n., eddogo j put s. on, okuloga; take s. off, okutambulula.

n., olutalo.

etc. ...sikulwa nga mbaso- mbera akabasa, ...lest I get them into danger/trouble.

cf. ekiwundu.

okweyawula.

omuyimbi.

v., okugattulula.

v., okulwana, okwevunvubika, okufunvubira, okugagalana, okubabbatta, okubakana; s. into (garment), okubambalika.

q.v.). cf. olusiiti, omu- siiti, ensiiti.

okwewala, okweyawula.

n., okuyimba.

okumalawo;

v., okugaaga, okweryanya, okwesimbiriza, okwejengisa, okwejolya.

make depraved/dissolute, etc.cf. -seegu, obuseegu, omuseegu.

to drag the feet, rub the feet backwards and forwards on the ground.

bring one after another; toddle along; quicken one's pace. Musomberereko ku bigere tutere tutuuke. Quicken your pace so we can arrive early.

a kubiri; s. in command, omumyuka, kalabaalaba; vide omuwuula.

muwith okka; vide omunwe.

nnabyejeeguula.

oluwaanyi.