o- plur. empe (lu/n) perch; hen roost. with the -a of rel. short (of hair). Enviiri nsala za luwe. Cut my hair short.

o- plur. empeesa (lu/n) shift of work in a forge/blacksmith's shop. cf. Iweesa.

o- (lu/n) panting, puffing, hard breathing, cf. wejjawejja.

o- plur. empempe (lu/n) very thin mat. cf. ekiwempe.

o- plur. empenda (lu/n) path; border strip between two pieces of land; way, means, method; plan; opportunity, okutema empenda, to devise means, draw up a plan.

o- (lu/n) stem of leaf of basket wattle (jjerengesa) used for making fish traps.

o- plur. empero (lu/n) top board/ strip of canoe.

o- (lu/n) with the -a of rel. thin, slender, obupapula obw'oluwewere, thin papers. Amagezi ge ga luwewere. He is stupid.

o- no plur. (lu/n) breeze, cf. empewo.

eryato, emmanvu, akaduli; for parts of canoe, vide eggwamba, ebbasi, akasenso, ekigambira, ekirima, oluwamba, oluwero, empumi, omugonjo, endagire, endijjo, endigo, ensanda, ensinga, entabiro.

oluwero.

e- (ki/bi) coarse mat made of plantain or papyrus fibers. This is one of the oldest type of mats known among the Baganda. cf. oluwempe.

e- (n/n) wind; breeze; draft; air; atmosphere; cold; cold air. okulya ku mpewo, to take a walk, get some air. cf. akawewo, oluwewowewo.

to talk very fast. Olugoye yalubuubuula okutemya n'okuzibula nga luwedde. She made the dress in no time at all, lit. it was finished in the twinkling of an eye.

n. (for fowls), oluwe.

ekkubo, oluguudo, mwasanjala; byr., oluwenda.

n., oluwe.

v., okwewanika kuluwe.

n., ekkubo, oluwenda, ekikuute, omugendo, omukululu, omukwekwe, ebigere.

emmanduso, oluwero.

etc. cf. oluweesa, omuweesi.

pr.n. the title of the chief of Buweekula County (Ssaza).

v.tr. caus. cause to pant/be out of breath. cf. oluwejjowejjo; wejjera.

cooling, oluwe- wowewo olunnyogoogerevu, a cooling breeze, cf. nnyogoga.