vide sleeping sickness,

become disgusted with, get fed up with.

etc. Katonda ky'aterekera omulamu te- kivunda. (prov.) lit. What God keeps in store for a live person does not rot. What will be will be.

pile up, collect in a heap.

eyo, eri.

ekivu.

e- (n/n) pile of bricks which are being baked or have just been baked.

olukoba, ekigodo.

eppipa.

bwe kikutamirira oyita Katonda. (prov.) What you get and like, when it begins to pall on you, you call on God (to take it away).

e- (li/ma) head covering of white cloth worn by Muslim men.

ekifuba.

oluseke; vide ekiwawangulo, omulenge.

cf. olugoye.

tamisa (-tamisizza) v.tr. caus. 1 Sc 2 cause to be disgusted with, cause to take a dislike to. Eby'engeri eno byali bimutamizza obujaasi. Things of this sort had caused him to take a great dislike for the military life.

etc. cf. ekitereke, etterekero.

q.v.

smoke, steam, gas, fire, etc.); be detonated; fester (of a wound). Omusajja oyo atuumuuka bulala. That man is very hot-tempered.

eriggwa, empingula.

v., okwefungiza, okukindikira; t. up, okufunga, okufungiza; make a t. in sewing, okukugira.

emit with force (see the above), okutuumuula emmundu, to fire a gun. cf. entuumuusi; fuumuuka.

a maggwa.

Tyuzide, Olw'okubiri.

take a dislike to each other.

e- also ettabaaza (n/n) lamp, omuti gw'elta waaza, lamppost, cf. ettaala.

q.v.

use rel. form of okutuukiriza.

ekikufiri, omusule, akabooya.

e- (n/n) .ferag.] towel.

be on the point of bursting (from overeating, anger, etc.). cf. tumbiira.

omujumbi gw'enkuba. rain, v., okutonnya; r. very hard, okugonnomoka; r. persistently, okujegejja.

ddala.

okuwalula, okusikaasikanya.

e- adv. in desperate straits, in distress; in desolation; in a state of abandonment.

perspire.

nnewaakubadde (nga), ssonga.

ekifabakazi.

have uncertainty/hesitations/doubts about; stutter. Omwana ennyukuta akyazi- tamattama. The child is still uncertain about the letters of the alphabet, cf. obutamittami.

take the trouble; be busy; be restless.

e- (li/ma) law; regulation; relig. commandment, cf. ^teeka, munnamateeka.

make perspire. Ennaku zintuuya- nya. I am very sad/sorrowful, cf. entuuyo.

ekirowoozo.

n., ekigwo.

kill for ritual purposes; execute; slaughter. Kaa- kati okatambye! Now you have really gone and done it! (-ka- of okatambye implies akabi, danger, trouble).

e- (li/ma) kind of fine grass placed on the floor of old-fashioned houses, cf. ekiteete, oluteete.

q.v.

akabalali, obutalo wooza.

v., okugwa, okugalanjuka.

etc.

e- (li/ma) tile.

'Swell up; produce a bad odor.

lukumi; ten t., mutwalo.

ekirawuli.

to sacrifice to the lubaales.

perfectly, emmotoka empya tteketteke, a brand-new automobile.

omuddu.

ekizimba, enkufu, ekkuluba.

tambisa (-tambisizza) v.tr. caus. 1 & 2 cause to sacrifice, etc. cf. ekitambiro, omutambizi, ettambiro.

e- (li/ma) kind of long, greenish- brown poisonous snake, lit. cut-down-the- monkey. cf. tema, enkima.

obuddu.

akacwano, oluyoogaano, akabaate.

e- (li/ma) fruit of the kitembe, a kind of wild plantain, q.v.

q.v.

okukuba, okwasanguza, okubattula, okuwa emiggo.

it., eddobobzi.

etc. okutambulira ku bu- nkenke, to walk on tiptoe, okutambulira omuntu, lit. to travel around because of somebody, i.e., to obtain magic formulae, medicines, potions, etc., and use them to hex a person, to bend him to one's will or do him bodily harm.

etc.

e- (li/ma) wattle (of a guinea fowl). Tonteekako bya ttembere. Do not involve me in things which do not concern me.

o- (tu/-) a very small amount/a dash of butter/oil/lotion, cf. ^omuzigo.

n., ewuzi; (of screw) ejjoola.