v.tr. caus. cause to catch with a net; catch with/using. Essami baliwungisa lutente. They catch lakeflies (ssami) with a net.

(-wungutuse) also wunguutuka v.i. be useless; be in a state of decay; be dried up (of crops); be senile; be silly/ stupid; become stupefied.

v.tr. cause to dry up; stupefy; make stupid; make senile.

v.i. & tr. appl. 2 be dumbfounded/taken aback/utterly astonished/amazed (at).

v.tr. appl. smell. Ekimuli kiri kimpunyira bulungi. That flower smells good to me.

v.tr. appl. pass. smell (with a personal subject). Mpunyirwa omwenge. I smell beer.

v.tr. caus. cause to grow watery; make senile.

wave about; swing; keep (someone) on the go, cause to move about; bother, okuwuuba omuntu ebbaluwa, to write a person a letter, kujja ng'owuuba emikono, to come empty- handed, lit. waving your arms. Yawuubako olubu lw ebigere mu maka ga Mukasa. He dropped over to Mukasa's house.

etc.; swing/wave with/using.

v.tr. caus. cause to swell; cause to choke with rage. cf. ekiwuukirizi.

v.i. become hollow/ hollowed out; be dug up; fig. become corrupt.

study. cf. wookoola; kuukuula.

plur. iden. (n/n) CSto.] fork.

grumble (of the waves, of a storm); whistle, rustle (of the wind); be confused, be at a total loss as to what to do. Abantu abaa- badde wali nga bawuuma buwuumi. (The number of) people who were there was enormous. Owuumye! You must be out of your mind if you think that I am going to do that!

v.tr. caus. cause to hiss etc. cf. ekiwuumo.

v.tr. appl. 2 moan unceasingly.

tompuu- nyeererako. Go away and stop bothering me.

be wuuu(h) ideo. Nnassa ekikkowe be wuuu(h). I sighed with relief.

v. (send telegram), okukuba essimu.

mpal amuse) v.i. come down fast; fall quickly, cf. wala- nnuka, -walattuka, -wanattuka.

amagezi.

mpalanye) v.tr. loathe, hate; vex; persecute. Ebiseera bimpalana. I have no time. I am pressed for time.

wuubibwa (-wuubiddwa) v.i. pass. be waved/swung, etc.

magezi, kalabakalaba.

mperekedde) v.tr. accompany, escort; go along with as a companion or associate; see off, accompany part of the way.

okwagala.

etc.

v., okwagala.

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

arch, fall down, tumble down, topple du»n. cf. walamuka, walattuka, wanattuka.

carry on with difficulty, have a hard time.

omulogo.

tumble down, topple over. cf. walamuka, walannuka, wanattuka.

mpese) v.tr. bend; turn. v.i. turn, veer, okuweta ekkoona, to turn a comer, okuweta obuwufu, to retrace one's steps, okuweta ekikonde, to make a fist. Omusajja yawetamu n'addayo. The man turned and went back.

mpuubadde) v.i. be lonesome, feel lonely, cf. ekiwuuhaalo.

obulogo, obusezi, ettalo.

over there, cf. wa-, wano.

na, awamuna.

etc. Ekimbe kimuwetedde ku ndiri. A serious disease has confined him to bed.

uipuubidde) v.tr. bleed (for medical purposes, e.g., to cure severe headaches), cf. ekiwuubiiro.

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

mpalidde) v.i. move reluctantly, hang back, resist, ‘drag one's feet;' refuse.

v.i., okuwotoka, okuwotookerera.

mpalirizza) v.tr. force, compel.

wotofu.

be forced.

mpeye) v.tr. winnow; sift; strain, strain out. Bawewa ensiri ne ba- mira eŋŋamiya. They strain at a gnat and swallow a camel, okuwewa olubuto, to draw in the Stomach, okuwewa emmeeme (or amameeme), to whimper, cry. cf. eki wewa.

mpuugudde) v.i. holler, shout; roar; hoot; howl; groan; wail. cf. ekiwuugulu.

okumma.

mpeweenyudde) v.tr. flog; whip; lash; beat, okuweweenyula

mpuukedde) v.i. pant, breathe quickly, cf. weekeera, wookeera.

adv., munda.

mpuukidde) v.i. swell; fig. choke with rage.

prep., munda wa, munda mu.

awatali

mpaluse) v.i. have diarrhea.

skin, etc.); cool oneself off; become cool (of the weather). Olwa leero obudde buwewedde. It has become cool today.

siru.

purge.

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

mpuukuumye) v.i, eat compulsively, eat all the time. cf. kawuukuumi.

omulogo, omusezi, omuganga, omukakali.

mpaludde) v.tr. drag, pull, pull along, haul, kuwalula muntu ku kidduka,

mpudde) v.i. lose one's wife (through separation, desertion, etc., but not through death).

okusagaasagana.

mpewuse) v.i. be light (in weight); be easy (of a job); be swift/ rapid, okuwewuka embiro, to go very rapidly.

embuula, omuwuulu.

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

make light (in weight); ease, facilitate; cause to move swiftly. cf. -wewufu, akawewuko.

mpudde) v.tr. thrash; beat (as with a flail); beat hard; throw to the ground; raid (cattle), cf. egguuliro, Kawuula, empuuzo, omuwuuzi.