ekirabo.

naku.

suumufu.

q.v.

obugayaavu; be indolent, okugayaala, okubeyaabeya.

nyiikivu; be indolent, okunyiikira.

or zikabandole (n/n) double-decker bus, lit. let them see me (-lole is from, rora, Lunyoro for see). Also bandol e.

o- no plur. (lu/n) a jargon similar in principle to pig Latin (used mostly by children and young adolescents), cf. dikya, ekidikya.

a- plur. (li/ma) husky, deep voice; change of voice in an adolescent boy as he approaches maturity, as an adv. huskily, in a deep voice. Alina amalago- lago. His voice is changing (of an adolescent). cf. obulago.

n., ekigambo ekitaliimu, bya ddoledole, akakerenge, akanyiikuuli, ebyatere.

obuvubuka, omuvubuka.

(ka/bu) [from Eng. doll] small doll. cf. ddole.

o- (mu/ba) one who grows rapidly (e.g., a child, young adolescent). c f. Iduuma.

ebya ddoleddole, trifles, insignificant things, trinkets, cf. kaddole.

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

v.i. be lazy/idle/indolent/slothful.

v.i. be or become lazy/ idle/indolent.

v.i. reach adolescence/ young adulthood; be a youth.

(-vubudde) bring up (during adolescence).

cf. vubuka.