okulimba, obukuusakuusa; oneself, okwewaana, okwerimba.

omulimba.

v. (destroy sight), okuzibya amaaso; (deceive), okulimba, okuseemya.

v., vide deceive,

a- (ka/bu) cloth placed over the eyes; game of blindman's buff, okusiba abantu kantuntunu, to pull the wool over people's eyes, deceive people.

a- (ka/bu) game of tag. okukuba akawuna, to tag; to deceive; to distract the attention of.

deceive, defraud; embezzle, steal, cf. omukumpanya; kupaakupanya.

be a hypocrite, v.tr. dupe, deceive. (Not to be confused with -ekuusa which is listed under kuuta.) cf. obukuusa, omukuusa(kuusa).

nnimbye) v.tr. lie to; cheat, deceive, v.i. lie; fail in an objective. Owange Ssemutikke, otulimba ki ebiro bino?

set straight. cf. obulimba, eddimbo, kalimbira, omulimba.

ndya...) v.i. & tr. cheat; defraud; deceive; fail to pay. cf. omu- lyazaamaanyi.

e- (n/n) mongoose, okusalira omuntu ag'enkolwa, to deceive/trick/out-smart a person (amagezi is implied before ag'). cf. akakolwa.

e- (n/n) decayed pith of a plantain stem. Tonkuba nkondwe ku maaso. Don't lie to me/deceive me.

trick; put in a difficult position.

picture, etc.); bind, lash; decorate (e.g., a room). okutimba ebbula, to lie, deceive.

okulimbulula.

mpugudde) v.tr. divert; turn; mislead, misdirect; fool, deceive.

mpunise) v.tr. fool, deceive; make morose/sad.

fool, deceive; cajole, humor; flatter.

o- (mu/ba) liar; deceiver, cf. limba.

mislead. Amaaso gange gaali gampubaanyizza. My eyes had deceived me. cf. akawubyo.

to trick; to play a certain children's game in which the participants attempt to deceive each other.

v.i. be fooled; be deceived.

v.tr. caus. fool; deceive; trick; catch off guard.

v.tr. lie to; deceive (someone) in jest.

v.i. recip. lie to each other; deceive/cheat each other.

delude oneself; lull oneself; compose oneself; be complacent.

makiinekiine.