omukazi.

adj., kazi, wala; (animals) lusi; f. infant, omwana wa buwala, bandoberedde.

kalu, a lunnyo; (female animals) gumba, ensaata; also vide olukumakuma, enkumba, olunnyo; become b., okusajja kula, okusaatawala.

o- (bu/-) female sex (but not of adults), akaana ak'obuwala, a baby girl, omwana ow'obuwala, a female child, cf. omuwala. Contr. obulenzi.

lit. (strength, amaanyi, implied by ga-) failed me. Contr. nnaatuukirira.

mass, assemble, congregate. Awagumba ennume, n'enduusi we zibeera. (prov.) There where the male (animals) congregate, the females are sure to be.

okufunula; (female) okuguna.

e- (n/n) female edible rat (musu).

wife of Mukasa; person with a harelip.

e- (n/n) loot, booty; profit; arch. female slave. Ogutateganya, teguzza nvuma. (prov.) (Work) which does no require an effort does not produce any real gains.

akatabiro; (female) entabirotabiro.

omuweereza, omuddu, omulenzi; (female) omuzaana.

omuddu; (female) omuzaana, envuma; s. stick, ekikoligo.

cf. obuwala, omuwala contr. -luusi.

or Nnagajja pr.n. female lubaale; common name in the Lugave Clan.

o- (mu/mi) female of certain animals, ente y'omugongo, cow. embuzi y'omugongo, (female) goat.

pr.n. the name of a female lubaale associated with storms and heavy winds. She was the wife of Kiwanuka. cf. kibuyaga.

(la) weak/feeble person; female.

pr.n. the name of a female lubaale.

(also nnaa-) non-class noun prefix. Many nouns with this prefix refer to females and take the plural banna(a)- (la). The prefix is also used with many proper names, e.g., Nnaalinnya.

o- (mu/ba) female slave; maidservant in a royal or princely household.

ente enduusi, cow. contr. -wala.

empologoma enkazi, lioness, omukono omukazi, the left hand, omwezi omukazi (= ttoggo, q.v.), the rainy season between February and June. cf. kaziwala, omukazi.