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tie

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Meaning

v., okusiba, okulijja, okumiimuula, okutugga, okugongola, okuyimba. t. a knot, okufundikira. t. tightly, okumyumyula, okutippa.

tie, v., okusiba, okulijja, okumiimuula, okutugga, okugongola, okuyimba. t. a knot, okufundikira. t. tightly, okumyumyula, okutippa.

Related Words
taamusiya (n/n) veil worn on the head by women esp. in Muslim societies. termite enkuyege; (drone male) enswa, entenga; (warrior) ekkenda; (queen) nnamunswa; for different varieties, vide obuggalamatu, embaala, thirtieth a makumi asatu. tibitibi ideo. inlens used with -ddugavu. enviiri enzirugavu tibitibi, very black hair. also with okusiba. Omuguwa agusibye tibitibi. He has tied the ro tonguetie (in infants) akanyaata. ttaayi e- (n/n) [Eng. 3 necktie, okusiba ettaayi, to wear a tie; to cheat, defraud. cf. akataayi. tugga (-tuzze) v.tr. tie knot, okutugga ebiziyiza, to put on the brakes. tuzza (-tuzzizza) v.tr. caus. cause to tie/ knot etc. twentieth makumi abiri. tawaanya (-tawaanyizza) v.tr. caus. make busy; preoccupy; bother obuzibu obutawaa- nya ennyo ensi yonna mu kaco kano, difficulties which are preoccupying the entire world at the present time. cf. tippa (-tippye) v.tr. tie tightly; hold tightly. tuggulukuka (-tuggulukuse) v.i. conv. 2 become untied/unknotted; become unfastened; become unraveled.