e- (n/n) scorpion, enjaba ey'obusagwa, scorpion.

enkenga; (swollen) ensanjabavu, emmambavu.

nzijanjabye or nji- janjabye) v.tr. nurse, attend (a sick person); take good care of, look after the needs of. okujjanjaba ebirime, to tend plants.

e- (li/ma) nursing home, ejjanjabiro ly'ebigenge, leprosarium. cf- jjanjaba.

etc. cf.. ejjanjabiro, omujjanjabi, enzijanjaba.

okuliisa, okujjanjaba, okukuuma.

e- (n/n) swelling of a gland.

v. (child), okulera; (sick) okujjanjaba, okulwaza.

e- (n/n) way of nursing; nursing; medical treatment, cf. jjanjaba.

okulabira, okujjanjaba.

enjaba y'obusagwa.

n., ekizimba; (of limbs) amakajja; (of eyes) nnampwa; (of neck) akasanga; (in ear) akawulukutu; (of fingers) olusomyo; (of cheek) endiga; (of knee) enkana; (of feet) enkenge; (of glands) ensanjabavu.

okukuuma, okujjanjaba.

v., okukola; t. well, okusaanira; (sick case) okuganga, okujjanjaba.

o- (mu/ba) one who cares for the sick, nurse, cf. jjanjaba.

superficial; weak; helpless, enfuna eya kitaawe enjabayaba his father's modest income, omusingi omuyabayaba, a shallow/ superficial foundation/basis. Ennyambala ye njabayaba. His manner of dressing is quite mediocre/leaves much to be desired. Ensawo yange njabayaba. I have no money. I am poor. Emikono gye miyabayaba. His arms are weak. cf. ekiyabayaba.

-ejjanjaba (-ejjanjabye) v.i. refl. nurse oneself; take good care of oneself. -