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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 |
ayota (n) rule, regulation, policy, terms, conditions (also azita, ayotanga in Aringa) eg Ayota azini azita ma vuti ni nga ovu obizaru/ Ayota azini azita nga pa so eyi ma pari-a/ Ayota azini azita ma so pa eyi ma pari-a! = Terms and conditions will be followed/ Terms and conditions will stand in their place/ Terms and conditions should stand in their place (Terms and conditions apply/ T & C apply)! (fig.) |
ayota 'duza dria (n) mob action, mob justice |
ayu (v) loosen, untie; use; (n) yam (also gurunya, likinya) eg 'Ba nya sende ku, 'ba ayu ayu! = People do not eat money, people use it! |
ayuku (n) orange substance scrapped off fermenting cassava |
ayuta (n) use |
a'ya (n) envy, jealousy |
a'yaru (adj) envious, jealous |
A'yaru (n) female-given name |
a'yoro (n) squirrel (pronounced ayhoro, also a'yaro) |
aza (n) pity |
azakoma (n) help |
azakoza (n) faeces, excrement (rarely help) |
azanga (n) scent, smell, aroma |
azangi (n) drugs in Congo (also pagara) |
azani (n) Muslim call to prayer, azan, adhan |
azi (adj and pron) another, different; (n) work (also azi ngaza); (v) announce, say goodbye, say last words, woo, vibe eg Gadifikisi Ruakoa ni azi nga UBC Radio-a. = Gadfix Ruakoa works at UBC Radio. |
azi amvu ni (n) agriculture, farming (also amvu 'yaza, informal agrikeca) |
azi carani sozuri (n) tailoring (also carani sota, carani soza) |
Azi mi ava amboru si! (phr) I greet you with huge interest!/ You are most welcome! (fig.) |
azi ngaza tualu (n) collaboration (also ongo ngoza tualu), development cooperation/ zusammenarbeit |
azia (adv) (n) six (shouldn't be confused with azi-a meaning "at work") eg Tomu Bredi nde Supa Bowulu azia desi oja-i Bukaneyazi-a ku. = Tom Brady won six Super Bowls before changing to Buccaneers. |
azibe (adj) useful, has work, busy eg Kokasi ni azibe. = Kokas is busy. |
azi'ba (n) worker(s), personnel |
azini (adj) another (also azi), (conj) and eg Gaetano mvu rawundi azini. = Gaetano drank another round. |
aziri (adj) the other; (n) seven eg Opi Sulemani ma oku andra turu aziri (pere alifu alu). = King Solomon had 700 (to 1,000) wives. |
azita (n) rule, regulation |
azitani (adj) legal |
azitasi (adv) by rule |
aziza (n) announcement, agreement |
azo (adj) long, tall, (n) sickness; (v) pain eg Kadingo ma ale ni azo. = Kadingo's stomach is paining. |
Azo ondrindria niri (n) AIDS (also Silimu) |
azoru (adj) sick, ill, diseased, in pain, painful eg Hezekiya eca azoru. = Hezekiah became sick. |
azu (v) block |
azuta (n) blocking, blockage (also azuza) |
Bb [sounds like Gb] & 'B'b [Bhbh] |
ba (adj) OK, okay, good, alright, fine, well (also baba, muke, ala); (n) breast |
baasa (n) envelope eg Sami ayu baasa. = Sammy used an envelope. |
baba (n) father, papa, paps, dad (also ati); good, fine, well eg Suwengere ni Kalibala ma baba. = Swengere is Kalibala's father. |
bada (adj) anyhow |
badabada (adv) randomly, anyhow, without order |
badaka (adj) many, plenty, big numbers |
bafu (n) bathroom, washbasin |
baka (n) rope |
baka se (phr v.) compete |
baketi (n) bucket |
bako (n) basketball (also acalaka mupira, basiketibolu), B-Ball, netball (also netibolo) eg Reyi Aleni azini Sitefani Kari bako avi. = Ray Allen and Stephen Curry play basketball. |
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