e- plur. amawula (li/ma) kind of creeper used for binding fences.

nzigudde), frequently with the enclitic -wo: ggulawo (-guddewo) v.tr. open (as a door), okuggula ebyama, to reveal secrets, okuggulawo omuwogo, to open (a door) slightly.

n., ekifuba, akakololo, akafuba, kya kyeggula.

okuyunga ebigambo, okutiiwuuka, okukanika, okusaggula, okuyingiriza, okudongwa.

e- (li/ma) spear; spear tip. cf. fumila, fumuggula, akafumu, ekifumu.

omuggulanda.

okusuula, okukanyuga, okukasuka, okusimbaggula; f. down, okutandaggira; f. oneself about, okwaziirana.

e- usually plur. amagufa (li/ma) open it (-lu- implies oluggi, door) where it should not be opened. cf. muggulanda. contr. Iggala.

kyewaggula; turn h., okw evunjavunja.

a hollow cough.

revolutionary; solitary, solitary one; kind of plantain, cf. -ewaggula.

nnindiggudde) v.tr. throw down; hurl to the ground; drop heavily; pour down.

to shift one's gaze rapidly, move the eyes quickly from side to side. cf.maga.

v.tr. (door), okuggulawo; (parcel) okusumulula, okuwenjula, okuwumbulula; (book) okubikkula; (month) okwasama, okusamaalirira; (eyes wide) okuvulumula; (abscess) okutundula; (a thing corked) okuzibukula.

okufumita, okuwummula, okukondogga, okusabaggula, okutundula, okufumuggula.

kyewaggula.

drive from cover (an animal during a hunt); drive out, drive from hiding; drive away, okusaggula abawagizi, to recruit supporters, cf. omu- sagguzi.

throw.

v., okufumita, okusabaggula, okusogga; s. fish, okuswaga.

okufumita, okufumuggula.

okusumulula, okuggulawo.

o- (mu/ba) youngest child, last born of the family, lit. close-womb. cf. lggala, enda. contr. muggulanda. deaf person, lit. one whose ears are shut. cf. l ggala, -ggavu.

o- (mu/ba) eldest child, first born, lit. open-womb. cf. ggula, enda. cotnr. muggaianda.

v.tr. do/accomplish in a rough/slipshod way; throw/hurl down.

o- (mu/ba) beater, one who flushes a game animal from cover, cf. saggula; omusazzi.

(-temaggudde) also -etemaggula (-etemaggudde) v.i. give powerful blows with an ax or similar tool (but often in pretense or for mere show).

v.tr. devour; fig. overwhelm. Enjala ebakayaggula. They are ravenously hungry.

v.tr. turn over and empty; pour out/down; spill; fig. bestow on. Paapa n'amubunduggulako Ob wassaabasumba. and the Pope made him an Archbishop (= poured the Archbishopric on him).

abantn abeebunduggula mu nsi eno, the people who poured into this country.

akamagumagu; -emagaza, maggula, maguka.

v.i. & tr. do carelessly; clear land/cultivate quickly and in a careless manner.

see ^gguka.

v.tr. put holes in; pierce; jab; dig into; penetrate. cf. -wumuggufu; fumuggula.

stab with. cf. -fumite, effumu, akafumu, kafumita- bagenge, omufumisi, omufumite; fumuggula.

effumu.

pound.

-ekabaggula (-ekabaggudde) v.i. refl. work with too much effort at the outset and then come to a stop; throw oneself down.

obuggalamatu, obuggavu, kiggala, omuggalanda, omuggavu, omuggazi. Contr. %guka, ggula.

-ebunduggula (-ebunduggudde) v.i. refl.

q.v.

rebel. cf. kyewaggula.

sensuka, sesegguka.

-erindiggula (-erindiggudde) v.i. refl. be thrown/burled down; fall heavily. Yeerindig- gula ekigwo eky'amaanyi. He fell down with a great thud.