entaana, amalaalo; g.clothes, amabugo.

enkokoto.

o- (bu/-) grave site; grave, cf. tuula.

o- with the -a of rel. enormous, huge, obwaguuga bw'entaana, an enormous grave, obwaguuga bw'emmotoka, a huge car.

e- plur. (ki/bi) light things (often with reference to a small number of items packed for a journey), kusiba byanguwa, to be gravely ill, lit. to pack one's things, kusibamu byanguwa, to move away from a place (because one dislikes it or is obliged to move). cf. -yangu, yanguwa.

okwola.

e- (ki/bi) grave site; family graveyard; graveyard.

o- (lu/n) red earth, red soil; fig. the grave fbecause it is dug at least as deep as the red soil), okulannamira olu- kuusi, euph. to be dead and buried, cf. ekikuusikuusi.

a- always plur. (li/ma) burial garment, grave clothes, shroud; gift (usually of money) to the family of the deceased. cf. olubugo.

a- plur. (li/ma) grave, tomb.

e- (n/n) grave, tomb (usually one that has not yet been used).

akasolya; (grave) entaana.

o- (mu/ba) arch, grandson of a deceased chief who participated in the ceremonies at the grave.

v.i. conv. be exhumed/ disinterred; come out of the grave.

v.i. be bitter/sour/unpleasant to the taste; become enraged/quarrelsome; become serious/bad (of a situation). Obudde abange bukaaye, omukyala wunno ataawa. The situation is indeed grave, the lady is on the brink of death.

reared. cf. yola.

kwe- temerako ttaka, to do a great harm/disservice to oneself, lit. dig one's own earth (= grave).