emmaali, ebintu, ebiyengo, obugagga.

beezesa (-beezesezza) v. tr. appl. caus. 1 & 2 cause to be; keep alive; maintain; cause to continue. Yamu- buuzizza ekyamubeezesa n'ebintu ebibbe. He asked him what caused him to be in the possession of stolen property.

o- (bu/-) land rent, ground rent; land tax; property tax.

o- (bu/-) ownership; pol. ownership of private property, cf. ^nnyini, nnannyini.

o- (bu/-) sacking, pillage, expropriation of property by force, cf. yaya.

a- plur. (li/ma) property of others (esp. of a chief).

e- also occurs as mailo (n/n) special category of landed property. (The mailo system, providing for the confirmation of ownership and allotment of land, was devised at the beginning of the century), omu- kubi wa mmayiro, surveyor, okukuba emma- yiro, to survey, contr. mayiro.

okwaza; (for things visible) okuwuzuuma, okusakatta.

e- (n/n) property, possessions; money for burial, burial donation, cf. ziika.

hard; arid (of ground); clear, distinct (of a voice). ensimbi enkalu, (hard) cash, kaawa omukalu, coffee without cream or sugar, omwana omukalu, an outgoing, confiding child, ebintu ebikalu, concrete things, real property, ebikalu ebi- wanvu, long trousers (ekikalu can also be used to signify a woman's dress). Olunge- reza lwabwe si lukalu. Their English is not very good. Baasi oluusi zibadde zigenda nkalu. Sometimes the buses ran empty. Nnamusimba eriiso kkalu. I looked at him sternly, cf. kala, -kalukalu.