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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 ... |
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, madness |
aza'ba (n) mad person |
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 |
azaza (n) mad, crazy eg Sindre kini: 'Ba azaza capirisi igapi ico wudrikuru oja ra, eyi 'ye ni. = Sindre said: People who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. |
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 agurikeca) |
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 Gaitano 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. |
Babeli (n) Babel |
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. |
Bako (n) female-given name |
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