adj. (pure), longoofu.

obulongoofu; (morals) empisa, empisa ennungi.

o- (bu/-) immorality, indecency, licentiousness; stupidity, cf. -gwagwa, gwagwawala.

o- (bu/-) immorality; sinfulness; depravity, endwadde ez'obukaba, venereal diseases. cf. -kaba.

o- (bu/-) distress, misery; poverty. Obunaku si ndwadde. (prov.) Poverty is not a sickness, i.e., a moral stain, cf. -naku, nakuwala, omunaku, ^ennaku.

o- (bu/-) impudence; shame; disgrace; scandal; immorality, okwogera eby'obuwemu, to use bad language, okukola eby'obuwemu, to engage in sexual activities outside of marriage, cf. -wemu, wemuka, omuwemu.

ettaka, empitambi, ekko, ekko kobereze, obukokkoliko; (moral) obugwagwa, ekiko.

n. (moral), obuzira, obugumu, e mmizi.

cause to become licentious, etc. cf. -gwagwa, obugwagwa, ekigwagwa, omugwagwa.

enzi, a bwenzi; become i., okukabawala.

obwenzi.

gwagwa; this water is impure, amazzi gano galimuobuwuka.

obugwagwa.

dirt; trash; fig. corruption; foul actions, immorality.

be itchy, v.tr. itch; irritate, annoy, omuntu okubaamu ekimu- siiwa, (a person) to have something itching him, i.e., to be mad, crazy (in a fig.sense). Obusungu bwamusiiwa. He was very angry. Obukaba bumusiiwa. He is immoral/profligate.

v.i. stand up; get up; arise; be straight/erect; be correct; be upright/morally correct.

v.i. be or become profligate/sexually immoral.

o- (mu/ba) immoral/licentious/ indecent person, cf. -gwagwa.

of food, milk or fig. of a child); go wrong morally; get damaged/ ruined (e.g., of a mechanical implement). Yayonooneka omutwe. He went insane.

o- (mu/ba) immoral/profligate/li- centious person, cf. -kaba.

v.i. be or become immoral/ licentious/indecent/filthy.

v.i. be or become shameless/dissolute/immoral.

profligate, depraved. cf. kabawala, obukaba, omukaba.

clever; wise; fas a redup. form of -kaba) immoral.

etc.

indecent; filthy, cf. gwagwawala, obugwagwa, ekigwagwa, omugwagwa.

-gwenyufu adj. shameless; immoral; dissolute. cf. gwenyuka.