kibuyaga, enkuba,

okuboggola, okuyomba, okukalamuka.

carry away (of a storm or hurricane).

as an adv. as black as pitch, with the -a of rel. jet black; pitch dark, agale aga kazigizigi, huge, pitch black clouds. Wabweru kazigizigi yali akutte okufa. It had become completely dark outside, cf. zigizigi.

storm wind (over land areas), cf. embuyaga, ^omuyaga, Nnakayaga.

e- (n/n) stormy wind, okuba mbuyaga ekunta, to die, be dead, lit. be the wind which blows. Ate ddala mba kukikola, singa kati ndi mbuyaga ezikaza engoye. Indeed if I had done it I would be dead by now, lit. would be the wind which dries the clothes, cf. kubuyaga.

e-: ettooke ery'engwira, bunch of bananas which has fallen or been knocked down by a storm, strong wind, etc. cf. gwa, gwira.

grumble (of the waves, of a storm); whistle, rustle (of the wind); be confused, be at a total loss as to what to do. Abantu abaa- badde wali nga bawuuma buwuumi. (The number of) people who were there was enormous. Owuumye! You must be out of your mind if you think that I am going to do that!

rage (of a storm).

pr.n. the name of a female lubaale associated with storms and heavy winds. She was the wife of Kiwanuka. cf. kibuyaga.

gale. cf. kunta, ^kunnunta.

o- rarely plur. (mu/mi) storm, tempest (over a body of water); typhoon. cf. kibuyaga.

v.i. refl. nave a fierce/furious look; storm about in a rage. cf. Mukaajanga.

storm; plunder; take by surprise, cf. ekizindo, omuzindo, “mmuzinzi.

stomp about. Y'eekandagga n'afuluma mu Lukiiko. He stormed out of the Assembly.