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'badeza (n) elder |
'bakalafe (n) population |
'bako (n) without people |
'bakoko(ru) (adj) lonely |
'bandre (n) person who keeps things for a rainy day or season of famine |
'bapi (n) relatives |
'bata (n) placement |
'bati (n) curse |
'be (n) mountain, hill, rock; (v) throw eg Sitefano Maria "Crocelli" ni mupira 'be 'bua. = Stefano Maria Crocelli is throwing the ball up. |
'be wereari (n) hill (colloquially hilu, 'be wereri) |
'be ambo(ri) (n) mountain |
'bea (n) north direction, because the northern part of Lugbaraland is full of big hills |
'bi (v) taste |
'bi'bia (n) bat (flying mammal); umbrella |
'bi'bio (n) star |
'biko (n) feather, body hair, fruit or tuber skincover |
'bile (n) hole, pit (also 'bule) eg Tabi kini agupi 'bile gapi yi eco mi 'be aleni-a. = Tabi says the men digging a pit may throw you in. |
'bili (n) chair, seat |
'bili ei (n) chairperson |
'bo (adv) already eg Unai Emeri nde Yuropa Ligi 'bo. = Unai Emery has won the Europa League already. |
'bu (n) grave (also nyadri); sky, heavens, Heaven, Paradise, Janna, Himmel, Tiantang, Egulu eg YESU ni 'ba ji 'Bu-a ni. = JESUS is the One who takes people to Heaven. |
'bua (adj, adv, prep) up, high, in Heaven, in the sky, in the grave (also 'bu-a) |
'bua tu (v) advanced, elevated (literally very high) eg Sawa 'di 'bua tu! = This moment is elevated. |
'bualeru (adv) above, towards the sky |
'buru (n) regret |
'burugo (n) large grasshopper |
Cc [always pronounced "Ch" as in Church] |
ca (v) reach; weave eg Magu ca kobi. = Magu wove a winnowing basket. |
ca'bo (adj) enough |
caca (adj) woven, plaited, knitted, clucking or cackling of a hen |
Cadi (n) Chad (pronounced Chadi), nation in Central Africa |
Caduwa Geri opiza (n) Chadwa Close, road off Weatherhead Park Lane next to River Osu and Rose Villa Hotel |
cagua (n) body-scrubbing bath sponge (also chagua, word borrowed from Swahili) |
cai (n) tea shrub, tea leaves (pronounced chai) eg Ije cai na, mi alu isu ajekoko! = Buy three tea(cup)s, you get one free! |
Caina (n) China (pronounced Chaina, also Cina) eg Yangiyanga osi Caina-a. = Yangyang was born in China. |
Cainaru (n) female-given name meaning "Like a Chinese" (also written as Chainaru, Cinaru, Chinaru) |
caja (n) charger |
caku (adj) inadequate |
cali (n) person, lad, |
Cali (n) Charlie, Charles (pronounced Chali, also Calia, Calisi) |
calo (n) village eg Calo 'di ma ru Yesucara. = This village is called "JESUS is enough". |
camupali (n) footwear (also cambali) |
camupeini (n) champagne (also cambeini) |
candi (n) sadness, sorrow, pity, downheartedness, suffering, trouble, danger, plight, gloom (pronounced chandi) eg Edi ri vaa candi si. = Eddie sat down because of sadness. |
Candi (n) male-given name when family is in difficult situation (also written Chandi) |
Candiru (n) female-given name (also written Chandiru) eg Leila Candiru ni ongo ngo. = Leila Chandiru is a singer. |
cano (n) channel (pronounced chano, also canolu) eg "GOtv" ma cano dakitari pini ci? = Does GOtv have a channel for doctors? |
capati (n) chapati eg Topu je capati Baroluzi-a. = Topu bought chapati at Barolls. |
capirisi (adj) just enough eg Parila ma golo ndri capirisi. = Parlour's goal is beautiful enough. |
caputa (n) chapter, ch. eg Luyunibaga e'do caputa o'di. = Ljungberg started a new chapter. |
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