naku; vide kuna,

e-: kutunula birulerule, to look dejected/downcast.

cf. kottoka.

and dialectal lumonge) (la) sweet potatoes, omunwe gwa lumonde, one/a single sweet potato. Zinsanze ezaasanga lumonde mu ttaka. I am extremely depressed/dejected/frustrated, cf. akamonde, nnammonde.

a- plur. (li/ma) okwekuba ama- vumiro, to be dejected/sad; to come to grief. cf. vutna.

cause to be dejected.

mpootedde) v.i. calm down (after a strong emotion); be downcast/ dejected/sad.

cause to quiet down; make dejected/ sad. cf. -wooteevu.

nnyongobedde) v.i. wither; be weak/sickly; be dejected/depressed. okuyongobera inf.

v.tr. cause to perish; ruin; utterly destroy. depressed/dejected; have the blues; have the starch taken out of one.

look dejected.

cf. akakunkuna.

v.i. have the appearance and taste of old warmed-over vegetables; fig. look sad/dejected; look stupid.

v.i. walk away dejected/in an unhappy frame of mind.

v.i. work futilely/in vain; go away dejectedly/rebuffed/empty-handed. cf. koggoka; sottoka.

v.i. be dejected/ disconsolate; mope around disconsolately. cf. akatuubagiro.

v.i. wander aimlessly; walk/go away dejectedly.

v.i. appl. 2 begin to wither; fig. be dejected/depressed.

to look hopeless/dejected/desperate; to have a downcast look. cf. omuliro.

depressed, cf. yongobera.

depressed, dejected; quiet, cf. wooteera.

faded, dried up; fig. depressed, dejected, cf. wotoka.

cf. ^maga.

-ewunika (-ewunise) v.i. refl. act or be dejected/gloomy/sad/morose.