n., ekisiba, olujegere.

obuddu, obusibe.

mmondedde) v.i. be quiet/ placid/calm; be docile; be dull; be or feel glum.

etc. cf. -bondeevu, kibonde.

omuddu;

omuzaana.

e- (li/m a) sediment, dregs (of beer), c f. bondogga.

okufumiitiriza, okubondeera; (fowls) okumaamira.

o- (bu/-) slavery, bondage, servitude. cf. omuddu.

mmunze) v.i. ramble, wander around aimlessly. ‘Sifugibwa' afa abunga. (prov.) (He who says) ‘I will not be ruled' dies a vagabond.

mmungeese) v.i. be homeless; wander about aimlessly, be a vagabond.

obukyu, ebbonda, ekikudumu, ebikanja.

e- (ki/bi) sac, sheath; fig. source; focal point, center; congested nose, eki- bondo ky'obujeemu, the source/focal point of the rebellion.

e- (ki/bi) drinking party; friendship; bond (between individuals), okulya ekinywi, to make a common cause. Ba kinywi kimu. They are close friends, cf. nywa.

vagabond; loafer, omukazi kireereese, a loose woman.

vagabond. Wa kireeya. He is a vagabond, cf. ^leeya.

adj., bondeevu, nyiikaavu.

e- (n/n) vagabond, wanderer; stranger; foreigner; homeless/stateless person. cf. bomboka.

e- (n/n) passer-by; traveler; wanderer, transient; vagabond, cf. 2 yita-

be, okubemba, okutebe nkera; vide kibonde, ntende, nterere.

adj., a mirembe, teefu, sirise, bondeevu; be q., okulaala; become q., okusirika, okuteeka, okuweeza, okwewojjeeka.

ebisigadde; (dregs) obukyu, ebbonda.

ekibondo.

n., olukoba, kibooko; (punishment) ekibondbono; (plague) olumbe.

obukyu, obukudumu, ebbonda.

n., ekiraato, ekibondo; (of plantain flower) empumbu.

nzisizza) v.i. & tr. caus. of kka, q.v. make to go down;'put, place; set up, establish; put forth, bear (fruit, of the plantainj; breathe, okussa ekimu, to agree, come to an agreement; to receive Holy Communion. Bassa kimu nga nkuyege. They get along very well, lit. like termites, okussa ekikkowe, to sigh, okussa omukka, to sigh, draw a breath, okusaako omwoyo, to pay attention, okussa omukono ku nda- gaano, to sign an agreement, okussaamu ekitiibwa, to honor, okussaako, to count in, include, okwo ssaako, and add to that, and besides that, okussaako essira, to stress, emphasize, okussaawo abiri, to look at, just look at (abiri implies maaso, eyes), butassa mukono, without resting, without stopping, kussaawo kikyo (eki- gambo), contribute to a discussion, put in one's own ‘two cents.' kussaawo kakalu, to post bail/a bond. Toliimu kassa. You are really stupid. Yagambye nti amaze oku- ssaawo gavumenti ey'ekiseera. He said that he had set up a provisional government. Nnaalongo teyassaamu kantu nga batambula. The wife did not hesitate and they went off. akalenzi kaba kabissa kati ne..., just as the little boy finished telling these things...

be, okutuula obutuuzi, okuteeka, okubondeera.

omutambuze, omudaazi.

juice, etc.). cf. ebbonda.

tompuu- nyeererako. Go away and stop bothering me.

with the -a of rel. docile; quiet; peaceful; bashful. Ente ya kibonde y'eyiwa amata. (prov.) The docile cow spills the milk. (Used in describing an aggressive act by someone who is considered shy and retiring.) cf. bondeera. i

(la) vagabond; beggar; sponger. cf. wummunta.

v.i. be constantly moving about; be a vagabond.

oku- bungeesa olugambo, to spread gossip/a rumor.

o- (mu/ba) exile; one who has been banished from his country; wanderer; nomad; vagabond, cf. waŋŋanguka.

cf. kawummunta.

to wander about, be a vagabond.

melancholy, cf. bondeera.