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-esonsa (-esonsezza) v.tr. refl. provoke; start a quarrel/fight with.

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-esonsa (-esonsezza) v.tr. refl. provoke; start a quarrel/fight with.

-esonsa (-esonsezza) v.tr. refl. provoke; start a quarrel/fight with.

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-esobola (-esobodde) v.i. refl. be capable of managing one's own affairs abateesobola, the helpless, the handicapped. -esogga (-esozze) v.i. refl. spear oneself. v.tr. refl. nlunp'e into- pntpr ahrnT-.tlir HI. wali okwesogga amazzi yagwa mu kamwa ka goonya teyadda. On plunging into the water he fell into the mouth of a crocodile and never returned. -esogga (-esozze) v.i. refl. spear oneself. v.tr. refl. nlunp'e into- pntpr ahrnT-.tlir HI. wali okwesogga amazzi yagwa mu kamwa k -esokoola (-esokodde) v.i. refl. pick at oneself; clean itself (of birds) pick the teeth/nose, okwesokoola mu nnyindo, to pick one's nose. Ebiyigibwa yalyanga mungu buteesokoola. He found his studies very -esolossa (-esolossezza) also -esolessa v.i. caus. refl. let oneself drop (into); flop (into); hurl oheself plunge oneself; enter quickly. -esoma (-esomye) v.i. lose one's self- control lose one's head, become uncontrollable; lose one's temper. -esomba (-esombye) v.i. refl. gather together in a crowd form a crowd, come in numbers; drag oneself along ( because of fatigue or illness). -esombera (-esombedde) v.tr. appl. refl. gather for oneself; bring on oneself bring down upon oneself. -esomboola (-esombodde) v.i. refl. gather in a crowd. cf. somba. -esomboola (-esombodde) v.i. refl. gather in a crowd. cf. somba. -esomera (-esomedde) v.i. & tr. appl. refl. read for oneself. -esomera (-esomedde) v.i. & tr. appl. refl. read for oneself. -esonda (-esonze) v.tr. refl. contribute ( e.g. money). -esonga (-esonze) v.i. pass prod oneself; poke oneself, etc. cf. akasongezo, ekisonga, omusonzi, essongezo. -esongola (-esongodde) v.i. refl. dress in simple non-flowing clothing (of women); be wild/boisterous/obstreperous.