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Bako (n) female-given name |
bakoko (adj) no relative, no friend (also bakoru) |
Bakoko (n) female-given name (also Bako) |
bakule (n) bowl, satellite dish (also bakuli) eg "StarTimes" ma bakule orenzi ru. = The StarTimes satellite dish is (like) orange colour. |
balangiti (n) blanket (also blangiti, balandiki, batania) |
balibali (adj, adv) aimlessly, confused, madly (also badaru, sakaru) eg Odota aci balibali. = Odota walked aimlessly. |
balubu (n) bulb eg Folo su balubu o'di. = Flo fixed a new bulb. |
bamia (n) okra, lady's finger |
banda (n) cassava eg Viola oli banda gutiya si. = Viola ferried cassava using a sack. |
bandolu (n) airtime or internet bundle (also bando) |
Bangala (n) Bangala language, dialect of Lingala spoken in the Orientale Province of DRC |
bangi (n) marijuana, prohibited weed that is smoked |
bangiri (n) jaw |
Bangiriyo (n) the first trading centre or T-Junction (diversion) after River Asa and just before Muni University eg Oriyema ni aa Bangiriyo-a. = Oryema stays in Bangiriyo. |
Banyale (n) first son of Dribidu and Ofunyaru in Lugbara mythology |
banza (n) loan, debt (pronounced banja, also deni, deno) |
bari (adj) good, proper |
Baria (n) village in Ojapi (now Ulupi) Parish, Ajira Subcounty (Tara), Maracha |
Barifa (n) Biggest Forest near Arua City, found east of Arua Hill, gazetted in 1948, bordered by Weatherhead Park Lane, Oluko Road and Muni |
Baruku (n) road northwards off Wadriff Road from opposite Aci Engine |
basi (n) bus |
basikili (n) bicycle (also gari, karia, keria, keringa in deep Aringa dialect), diringili, kinga (in Lingala), velo (in French) |
bati (n) corrugated iron or metallic sheet (borrowed from Indian Baati ironsheets company) |
batri (n) battery eg Timoteo ni batri ozi. = Timothy is selling batteries. |
batisimu (n) baptism (also ru biza, baputisimu) |
bau (n) timber, wood |
bau iniri (n) blackboard |
Bayo (n) male-given name, similar to Bakoko |
be (n) pour into container; (prep) with eg "Mu Oli Be (filimu)" efu eli 1939 si. = "Gone With The Wind (film)" was released in 1939. |
Beliji (n) Belgium (also Beluji) |
bendera (n) flag (also bendere), presidential standard eg Romario enga Burazilu ma bendera 'bua. = Romario raised Brazil's flag up. |
Beriya (n) Berea (also Beroya) |
beseni (n) basin (also bafu) |
Betelemu (n) Bethlehem eg Maria osi YESU-i Betelemu-a. = Mary gave birth to JESUS in Bethlehem. |
beti (n) bet |
betingi (n) betting eg Betingi ni 'ba ma dri susu! = Betting is very addictive! |
bi (n) ear; (v) mud (eg a hut), hold, catch, arrest |
bi edu (n) ear lobe (also bi edo) |
biabia (n) earrings, earphones |
biasara (n) business (also bizinesi, negosiyo) eg Rokoni ni biasara azi nga. = Rokoni does business work. |
bibi (adj) dark; (n) lollipop (also lolipopu) |
bibia (n) (ear)phone (also yakani, simu) |
Bibia (n) place near Osu |
Bibilia (n) Bible (also Baibo) eg Pesenisi ma Bibilia okazaru. = Patience's Bible is brown. |
bidi (n) sharp pointed long metal tool attached to a wooden pole |
Bidi Bidi (n) place in Yumbe used as a Refugee Resettlement Camp |
bido (n) jerrycan |
bikini (n) female swimsuit, bathing suit, bikini eg Keyina su bikini. = Keyna wore a bikini. |
biko (n) insect wings |
bikoko (n) deaf-mute, dumb person (also abebe) eg Nasabu ni bikoko. = Nasabu is a deaf-mute. |
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