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au logo (n) white cock, rooster, totem of the Ma'di people
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auaroni (n) hen (also auandri)
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auata (n) cock (also auago), totem for Adjumani Madi Clan
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augbe (n) chicken egg (also au gbe)
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Aupi (n) place north of Omugo
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ava (n) breath, fondness, interest eg Mi ava fu ma! = Your interest killed me/ I missed you!
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ava efi (n) manure, fertiliser
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avakoko (adj) without or lacking desire for
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avaliza (n) rest, retirement, relaxation
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avaliza isupi'bo (adj) retired (also ava liza isupira, ava lipiri) eg Imbapi avaliza isupi'bo ri taya. = The retired teacher sat leaning (back).
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avata (n) avatar
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avataza (n) desire, longing, coveting, covetousness
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avi (v) get lost; play eg Mva avi Odramacako-a Kurisimasi si. = A child got lost in Odramacako during Christmas.
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avita (n) play, drama, game, sports eg Miedema ma avita ala! = Miedema's game is good!
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avivi (n) flavour, odour, stench
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avizaru (adj) lost
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avu (n) deadbody, corpse, carcass; (v) bend; drown
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avunga (n) squeezing a male's testicles (balls); bendover
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avuri (adj) late (n) deceased
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avuru (adj) sick
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avuta (n) things given to wipe away the tears of the bereaved
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avuza (adj) steamed, (n) bending
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awa (v) quarrel; divide, separate, share
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awa'difo (n) thanks, gratitude, appreciation, tithe, 10 percent church tax, religious gift, offering
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Awa'difo (interj) Thanks (also Awania used in Moyo), Sankyu, 39, TQ, Ty, Gracias, Danke, Merci, Spasibo, Grazie, Xiexie, Arigato(gozaimasu), Gamsahamnida, Webale, Yebare, Yalama, Afoyo, Iyete, Manzora (pronounced Manjora), Asante, Ekele, Melesi, תודה [Toda], E dupe, Daalu, Na gode, Shukraan, Murakoze, Ngiyabonga, Jerejef, Medaase, Dhanyavaad, Danki, Dankie, Dank je, Obrigado, Tack, Takk skal du ha, Kiitos, Terima kasih, Salamat eg Awa'difo MINI, MUNGU! = Thanks to YOU, GOD!
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awa'difo feza (n) thanksgiving (also inzita awa'difo fezuri), worship (also MUNGU inzita)
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awa'dini (adv) like this, therefore
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awalanza (n) small basin (pronounced awalanja)
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awata (n) quarrel, separation, division, dispute
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Awata (n) name given by Kebu during their migration to a place currently called Ewuata, means "Let us separate or depart"
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awi (n) heritage; (v) remain eg MakAlisita ma mva asizuri awi akua a'dule. = McAllister's last child stayed home alone.
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awita (n) things the deceased leaves behind, heritage; staying back, delay, remainder (also awiza)
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Awindiri (n) suburb on Nebbi Highway south of Arua City immediately after Sambya, name given by Kebu during their migration meaning "Let us unite, stay harmonised"
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awoko (n) anger
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awoko fefe (adj) offensive
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awoko i'daza (n) demonstration to express anger or disagreement
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awokoru (adj) angry, irritable
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awu (n) cry, pity, sorrow; (v) peel off skin, moult, burn outer part quickly eg Lazaro ka andra e'yo eri ra fo, ta 'di we 'do, awu azi ta 'do yo. = If Lazarus had sometime ago listened to advice, then, there wouldn't be any cry here.
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awupi (n) paternal aunt eg Dina ni ma awupi. = Dina is my paternal aunt.
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awuzi (n) widow
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awuzio (n) widower
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awuzu (n) daily cry
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Awuzu (n) male-given name
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a'wi(ru) (adj) dry
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a'wia (n) brown grasshopper (also 'wia)
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aya (exclamation) okay, informal farewell, (n) Koranic verse; iron bar, wire (also waya), iron, metal; copper coins, money payment; (v) shake, tremble, frighten
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Ayaa (n) parish in Ajia Subcounty where the Arua Industrial Park is built on 500 acres of land
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ayaka (n) shopping basket made of twigs and smeared with cow dung, used for collection of valued items and a measure, fish is always put in head first so that the tail shows
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ayalako (n) torn clothes
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ayi (n) wet season
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