e- (li/ma or n/n) [,Eng.f] bathtub.

o- (bu/-) [S^-] dirt, akayu ak'obucaafu, colloq. bathroom, cf. -caafu.

o- (bu/-) obuwugiro bw'ennyoni, bird bath. cf. wuga.

ekiwugiro.

a- (ka/bu) small house; bathroom. akayumba k'embwa, dog house, akayumba k'enkoko, chicken coop, akayumba ka penitensia, relig. confessional. Ennaku zanzimba akayumba ku mutwe. I have nothing but sorrow/trouble, lit. troubles have built a little house on my head. cf. ennyumba.

e- (ki/bi) bathroom, washroom. cf. naaba.

e- (ki/bi) dust bath (for birds). ekiwugiro ky' ennyonyi, iden. cf. ^wuga.

make a turn; turn off; go astray; go wrong, err; go to the bathroom.

etc. akayumba akakyamirwamu, restroom, bathroom.

o- (lu/n) plantain leaf placed in a hole in the ground which may be used as a bath or as a place to keep beer.

o- no plur. hot tea. as an attribute very hot (of a liquid), ekikopo ky'olweje, a cup of hot tea. Amazzi g'ompadde oku- naaba nga lweje bulala. The water you have given me to bathe in is too hot.

a- plur. (li/ma) tonic of herbs placed in a baby's bath. cf. gejja.

Ssabbiiti.

e- (n/n) Sabbath; week.

amagejjo.

become relaxed; grow slack; become refreshed; recuperate; go down (of a swelling); relieve oneself, go to the bathroom.

kugwamu kya Wakayima, to have a sudden urge to go to the bathroom, kya implies ekidumusi, diarrhea.

ekyeserero.

plur. bukabini (ka/bu) [Eng. ] bathroom; toilet.

ebaafu; (of leaf) oluleeba;

ekinaabiro.

okunaaba, okuwuga.

go to the bathroom. cf. ekiteewuluza; toowolokoka.

'go to the bathroom.

-eyoteza (-eyotezza) v.i. appl. caus. fumigate oneself; take a vapor bath. v.tr. fumigate for oneself.

help oneself; be self-sufficient; go to the bathroom, v.tr. refl. help oneself to; use; enlist the support of.

-ewunjula (-ewunjudde) v.i. refl. disappear for a short while; turn off/away; euph. go to the bathroom.