n. (tool), omusukaano.

ekikomo, eggemu, eggombya, empogo, akanyere, omussagga, engaga.

olukoba.

okugwa mukifuba, okuwambaatira.

e- also eggemo (li/ma) bracelet or anklet of ivory, plur. amagemu, cuffs (of trousers, coats); hems.

a- (ka/bu) wire bracelet; bracelet. cf. ekinyere.

e- (ki/bi) copper; bracelet, cf. olukomo.

e- (ki/bi) large bracelet. Bambadde ebinyere mu matu. They are wearing earrings. cf. akanyere.

e- (ki/bi) ekisaggo ky'ensirobi string of cowries worn as a necklace/a bracelet/an anklet.

e- (ki/bi) strap; brace, cf. yambala, olwambalizo.

o- (lu/n) bracelet of copper wire.

o- (lu/n) bracelet worn around the legs; necklace; metal collar.

o- (lu/n) hair of the tail of an elephant or giraffe; bracelet made from these hairs, additional meaning in plur. fly switch; fiber for the seams of a canoe.

e- (n/n) bracelet or anklet (sometimes made of ivory).

wear (shoes, rings, bracelets, etc.) Bakanaanise akaagala. They have put a bracelet (aka- komo is implied by -ka-) on one who wants it. The expression is used when a person is told to do what he wants to do or would do anvwav.

rings, bracelets, etc.); fig. depose, oust, remove (from office).

e- (n/n) giraffe; bracelet (worn by women).

mpambaatidde) v.tr. hug to oneself; embrace; clutch; hold tight to.

etc.

hold up (e.g., a sick person); carry in one's arms; embrace; fondle; pamper.

v.tr. grab; grip; hug; embrace.

e- (n/n) brass bracelet.

o- (mu/mi) [Sw.J rare carpenter's brace.