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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 meaning "Sorrowful" (also written Chandiru) eg Leila Candiru ni 'ba ongo ngopi. = 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 Rahimu je capati Baroluzi-a. = Rahim 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. |
carani (n) sewing machine (pronounced charani) eg 'Ba yi carani ayuza oni Mungufeni Fawundesoni-a. = People learn how to use a sewing machine at Mungufeni Foundation. |
cata (n) being enough, sufficiency, enoughness (also cataa) |
catiboti (n) chatbot (also chatiboti) eg Leo ni catiboti. = Leo is a chatbot. |
cawululu (n) sound made by frying ingredients in cooking pan |
caza (n) woven |
cazu pere (postp) upto |
ce (v) tear, break free eg Ndri ce ki-i te. = The goats broke free [(Translated from Luganda) Embuzi zakutude]. |
ceni (pron, adj) by her/ himself/ itself, automatic (also isi) |
cere (n) yell eg Cere Fesitivo = Yell Festival |
cesi (n) chess eg Gari Kasiparovu ni cesi avi. = Gary Kasparov plays chess. |
ceza (adj) torn |
Cilua (n) Chilua, beach in West Nile |
Cuba (n) nation of Cuba (pronounced Chuba, also Kuba) |
ci (adj) present, is (t)here; (v) bite eg Ma ci! = I'm (t)here! |
cikiri (n) cowpeas, Lugbara name-giving ceremony where cowpeas mixed with simsim paste is the main dish though a cock or goat can also be slaughtered |
Cilio (n) village near Mt. Wati, Teeth Can Lost - Part 2 |
cinya(ki) (n) sand (also cinyafi) |
cipini (n) chip in soccer (pronounced chipini) |
ciri (adv) very (still and quiet); (pron) any |
co (v) sneeze, fight, beat |
coki (n) chalk |
coko (n) bone (also falako) |
coko coko (n) bottle crown (also cokolo) |
coni ku (mod. v) does not beat, cannot (also econi ku) |
coroko (n) small beans (pronounced choroko) |
coroni (n) latrine (jo were) |
coroni 'baza (n) defecation |
coroni 'bile (n) pit latrine |
coti (adv) at once, immediately |
coza (adj) woven |
cu (n) market (pronounced chu, also cuu) |
cua (n) weaverbird (pronounced chua, also cuwa), tick eg Asea Abudiramani ni cua nda. = Asea Abudiramani is looking for weaverbirds. |
cucu (n) sweet round yellowish fruit encased in a papery husk, peruvian groundcherry, husk tomato, tomatillo, physalis peruviana, Chinese lantern, ntunduku in Meru (Kenya), entuutu in Runyankole |
culu (n) mister, polite way of addressing a male adult |
cuma (n) metal, machine (also masini) eg Tinyiro imu cuma sola ayupini si. = Tinyiro came in a machine that uses solar. |
cupa (n) bottle eg Driwaru fe mani cupa. = Driwaru gave me a bottle. |
cupa ti (n) bottle lid eg Palaso nzi cupa ti. = Pallaso opened the bottle lid. |
curu (adv) liquid dropping constantly |
Curu (n) place east of Kulekule, west of Pamvara and Rhino Camp |
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