fekibiina, dlugoldgombo, dmuluka.

arch, put tobacco in a pipe.

nnangayidde) v.i.

cause (someone) to eat or drink in great quantities. cf. olugangayira.

ekizimba.

ekigango.

o- (bu/-) gunpowder; firecracker(s); disease of goats, cf. akaganga.

okugangalama.

okwekakira, okufundeera, okuguga; be gorged, okugangayira.

endeku; vide kakudi, ekireere, ekigangaali, empaawo, olutafuka, omukabu, eŋŋunda, ensekula; g. plant, ekiryo; akatanga, akatundwe. govern, okufuga, okutwala.

okwemulugunya, okunyiiga, okwekaanya, okwebojja, okwekenya, okutolooma, okugangaza.

obuganga.

a- (ka/bu) charge of gunpowder. cf. obuganga.

to go down to Kaganga, i.e., to die.

The sun has been very hot these days, lit. it would awaken Kaweekwa in Ggangu.

e- (ki/bi) party, social gathering; drinking party; gang.

e- with the -a of rel. of or in the Kiganda style, manner or fashion, empisa ez'ekiganga, Kiganda customs. Ayambadde kiganda. He is dressed in the Kiganda fashion, cf. -ganda, Obuganda, Omuganda.

e- (ki/bi) wide-mouthed gourd.

e- (ki/bi) unwalled or partially walled enclosure used for meetings, meals, etc.; audience hall.

e- (ki/bi) cluster; group; crowd; gang; concentration, ekikuukuulu ky'abantu, a group of people (concentrated in one area). cf. akakuukuulu.

nnembye) v.i. stroll, walk leisurely, walk slowly, okulemba olw'e Kaganga, to die.

a- adv. okugwa olugangayira, to gorge oneself with food. cf. gangayira.

v., okubigita, okubojja, okugangaza.

a kinnyindwa; be n., gangala.

effufugge; gun p., obuganga; p. flask, ekkuti, empembe.

ekikuta, ekikakampa, eggamba, (disease of goats) nnaganga.

n., ekigango ; (carpenters) ebba jjiro; (smiths) essasa.

ssengange (ssejinange), ssengaawo, ssengaawe; ssengaffe, ssengammwe, ssengaabwe = my aunt, your aunt, his/her aunt, etc.

ttaaba, taba. t. pipe, emmindi. t. pouch, entago. false t., ssetaaba. fill a t. pipe, okuganga.

v., okukola; t. well, okusaanira; (sick case) okuganga, okujjanjaba.

nafu; become w., okuyenje buka, okuyongobera, okunafuwa, okujenjeba, okugangatika, okuyeba.

send to each other, byonna bye twetaaganga okuweerezaganya, all the things which we used to have to send each other, okuweerezaganya amaloboozi ana- songovu, to exchange sharp remarks.

omulogo, omusezi, omuganga, omukakali.

omususa. worn out, kadde, botofu; get w. o., okukaddiwa, okubotoka, okugangatika.

mu mmere banteereddemu nnaganga wa ki? What have I eaten, what sort of hideous thing have they put in my food? Omukulu bw'atakwata mu kisibo, embuzi zifa nnaganga. (prov.) If the person in charge does not take over in the pen, the goats die of nnaganga, i.e., if the leader does not perform his tasks the whole organization deteriorates.

v.i. go back there; do again. Baasalawo obutaddayo kuzannyira mu lu- guudo. They decided not to play in the street any more. Saddayo kubakubako gange. I never saw them again, lit. hit them with my (eyes, amaaso, implied).

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

v.tr. treat (a sickness). Omuganga teyeeganga. A doctor does not treat his own iilness. cf. omuganga.

v.i. be worn out; be weak; be decrepit; be all skin and bones. cf. omugangatika.

emphasize; corroborate; do to an extreme degree, n'aggumiza nti, and he emphasized that. Ekifaananyi kyandinnyambye okuggumiza amazima gange. The picture would help me corroborate the truth of my statement. Yazinye n'okuggumiza n'aggumiza. She danced and danced. cf. -ggumivu, omuggumiro.

v.i. be empty/deserted/ abandoned/unoccupied. Amaka gangadde. The house is vacant/deserted. okwangaala inf.

o- (mu/ba) doctor, physician; witch doctor, cf. Iganga.

o- (mu/mi) usually in association with another noun worn out; wretched; crippled, omugangatika gw'omusajja, a wretched man; a man who is all skin and bones. Emmotoka yagula mugangatika. He bought an old beaten-up car. cf. gangatika.

disavow; exculpate oneself. Ebyo byonna yabyegaanira mu maaso gange. He disavowed/denied all these things in my presence.