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avunga (n) squeezing a male's testicles (balls); bendover |
avuri (adj) late (n) deceased |
avuru (adj) sick |
avuta (n) things given to wipe away the tears of the bereaved |
avuza (adj) steamed, (n) bending |
awa (n) senga (aunt in Acholi language), (v) divide, separate, share; quarrel |
awa'difo (n) thanks, gratitude, appreciation, tithe, 10 percent church tax, religious gift, offering |
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, Jerej... |
awa'difo feza (n) thanksgiving (also inzita awa'difo fezuri), worship (also MUNGU inzita) |
awa'dini (adv) like this, therefore |
awalanza (n) small basin (pronounced awalanja) |
awata (n) quarrel, separation, division, dispute |
Awata (n) name given by Kebu during their migration to a place currently called Ewuata, means "Let us separate or depart" |
awi (n) heritage; (v) remain eg MakAlisita ma mva asizuri awi akua a'dule. = McAllister's last child stayed home alone. |
awita (n) things the deceased leaves behind, heritage; staying back, delay, remainder (also awiza) |
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" |
awoko (n) anger (also owoko, woko, omba, adra) |
awoko fefe (adj) offensive |
awoko i'daza (n) demonstration to express anger or disagreement |
awoko si (adv) angrily |
awokoru (adj) angry, irritable (also ombaru, owokoru) |
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. |
awupi (n) paternal aunt eg Dina ni ma awupi. = Dina is my paternal aunt. |
awuzi (n) widow |
awuzio (n) widower |
awuzu (n) daily cry |
Awuzu (n) male-given name |
a'wi(ru) (adj) dry |
a'wia (n) brown grasshopper (also 'wia) |
aya (exclamation) okay, informal farewell, (n) Koranic verse; iron bar, wire (also waya), iron, metal; copper coins, money payment; (v) shake, tremble, frighten |
Ayaa (n) parish in Ajia Subcounty where the Arua Industrial Park is built on 500 acres of land |
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 |
ayalako (n) torn clothes |
ayi (n) wet season, bush in Madi language |
Ayi (n) river in Maracha before reaching Nyadri, extinct community from Eastern Chad and lived at the border of Sudan |
ayia (n) mother (iya in Yoruba language, also anzi andri); wilderness; west direction, because it was believed that the west was a wilderness with few people and unknown things (also etu ni 'deria, orule) eg Ayia ma ndu yo! = There is no other mother! [Lugbara Proverb] |
Ayibiri (n) village in Oluko Subcounty near Muni University |
ayikayi (n) small white insect that moves on the body like a flea |
ayiko (n) happiness (also nyonja), happyness, happy-iness (Where I come from, happy-iness is spelt with letter Y), the Y Corner, joy(fulness), celebration, partying, cloud nine, contentment, cheer(fulness), felicity, blessedness, beautitude, tranquility, good fortune, bliss, gladness, good life, rejoicing, well adapted... |
Ayiko (n) male-given name, direct opposite of C[h]andi), cell in Pajulu, place south of Maracha eg Ayiko ni Osubo ma mvi. = Ayiko is Osubo's son. |
Ayikobua (n) male-given name meaning "Happiness is in Heaven (up or in the grave)", similar to Candinyakua meaning "Sadness is on earth" eg Edward ma ru aziri Ayikobua, te eri si Y(a) koko. = Edward's other name is Ayikobua, but he writes it without Y. |
ayikoru (adj) happy eg E ka aa ayikoru azini ini ci, isa mi dri! = If you're happy and you know, clap your hands! |
Ayikoru (n) female-given name (direct opposite of C[h]andiru) |
ayini nyiri ri (n) verse |
ayiringongo (n) commonest small black ant(s) |
ayiru (adj) jocular |
ayisi (n) ice (also yi ombapi, yi ombaza) ayisi (n) ice eg Yamirokuai aci ayisi dria. = Jamiroquai walked on ice. |
ayisi kurimu (n) ice cream eg Agu ayisi kurimu ozipiri ni mi te! = The ice cream seller is waiting for you! |
ayisiru (adj) frozen |
Ayivu (n) Lugbara clan with bull or cow as its emblem and headquarters in Onduparaka, place south of Maracha and north of Vurra, territory in which colonialists set up Arua Town, county north of the Municipality in Arua District |
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