dye, n., erangi; vide kasalabakesi, muzuukizi, akasaana, ekiwere. dye, v., okunnyika muddagala.

okwefunya, okw ekembakemba.

eaten after being baked or boiled. A single specimen is omugonja, plur. emigonja.

kind of tree, Trimeria bakeri.

food, money, wages). Abakozi babakena emisaala. They give the workers very poor wages, cf. -kene.

o- (mu/mi) unbaked cooking pot. Bakuba emyali. (prov.) They break unbaked pots. Only the wealthy can afford great extravagance.

n., entamu, e bbiga, ekibya, ensaka, ensuwa; unbaked p., omwali; metal p., ssuffuliya.

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

bisi; vide omwali.

(la) kind of climbing plant from which a red dye is extracted.

okwokya, okufumba.

v.i. redup. walk with one's shoulders bent downwards (as one who is carrying a heavy load).

amatofaali amookye, baked bricks (as opposed to amatofaali amabisi, sun-dried bricks), cf. yokya.

skilled, abasomesa baffe abakenkufu, our trained teachers, cf. kenkuka.

to sleep soundly and for a long time. Genda weebake. colloq. There isn't a thing to what you are saying, so stop right there.