n., akatonnyeze.

v., okutonnyeza.

obukadde; vide okuwutta.

ekiwutta.

okwagala ennyo, okuluggalugga, okutikka, okutinkiza.

olukoole.

olugero.

vide okuvumula.

e- plur. (ki/bi) the remains of smoked tobacco (e.g., dottle in a pipe).

a- (ka/bu) infatuation, intense (but often short-lived) interest or enthusiasm; eagerness, ow'akatinko, a doting type of person, cf. tinka.

a- (ka/bu) dot; spot; speck.

a- (ka/bu) point, dot; period; drop. cf. tonnya, tonnyeza.

e- (ki/bi) watery, inedible potatoes which have been left too long in the ground; fig. dullard, stupid person; senile person, dotard, cf. wutta, emputta.

record; dot; punctuate; cause to drip in; cause to squeeze out. okutonnyeza eddagala ku maaso, to put drops in the eyes.

vurnulula (-vumuludde) v.tr. conv. cure; be an antidote to; arch. remove a curse from, okuvumula ennyonta, to slacken thirst. cf. -vumi, obuvumi, ekivumo, amavumiro.

mpusse) v.i. grow watery, spoil (of potatoes or other plants left in the ground too long); grow senile, be in one's dotage.

o- also omusaserdooti, omu- sosodooti (mu/ba) [Fr.,Lat. ] Catholic priest.

become popular. Obutambaala obw'oku mutwe butinse. Head scarfs have become the rage.