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ebia (n) all-green grasshopper |
ebibi (n) leaves, (also ebiko) |
ebiza (n) glued, pasted, gummed |
ebuluku (n) hornbill (also buluku) |
eca (v) arrive (also ica) eg Aci eca 'bo! = Electricity has come (already)! |
ecandi (v) mistreat, molest, torture (also icandi) |
ece (v) show, explain, demonstrate (also ice); miss, (n) calabash (also erece, zukulu) eg Ma ece mi sana! = I missed you a lot! |
ecea (n) type of gourd (also okelea) |
ecekere (n) bad thing |
eceta (n) missing; vision (also iceta) |
ecetaru (past part.) as an example |
ecetasi (adv) for example |
eci (v) deceive, delay; join (also ici) |
ecikici (n) cloudy day (also ecici) |
ecita (n) joining (also eciza) |
eco (adj) can, able, capable (also ico) eg Ee ama eco ra! = Yes we can! |
econiku (adj) cannot |
Ecora (n) male-given name meaning "He can" |
ecota (n) (cap)ability |
ede (v) clean, make, repair; belittle, make fun of, despise (also ide) eg Wotajeni ni yi ede oli si. = Watergen makes water using air. |
edematararu (adj) contemptuous, pejorative |
edeta (n) making, cleaning; foolery |
edezu (adv) for cleansing, for purifying, for repair eg Soraye ji i-ma simu edezu "GT Repair"-a. = Soraye took her phone for repair at GT Repair. |
edia (n) chief warden |
ediafe (n) pillar, chairperson, leader of the organisation eg Mesi ni Baselona ma ediafe. = Messi is the pillar of Barcelona. |
edio (n) tree with many broad leaves and black seeds (also edo, ediako), inspiration for the place name "Ediofe" |
Ediofe (n) suburb west of Arua City, location of Sacred Heart of JESUS and Ediofe Cathedral eg Nasi Viviani kini: Ma mu Ediofe-a. = Nurse Vivian said: I'm going to Ediofe. |
edre (v) straighten |
edri (n) life; mother-in-law; (v) send, pass |
edrika (n) mushroom |
edriru (adj) alive |
edro (n) rat (also edroo, idro, odro), totem for Terego Clan, edible rats (including anabia, omba omba, alucaku, ombaya, etc); (v) chase away |
edu (adj) thick, heavy |
e'da (n) picture, diagram, photograph (also foto, pica), illustration (also i'da) eg Leonarido Da Vinici ni e'da ba rangi si. = Leonardo Da Vinci is painting a picture. |
e'da amve (v) expose |
e'data (n) appearance (also e'daza) |
e'de (v) fall |
e'di (n) porridge (also i'di) eg Saroni ni anya e'di mvu odi si. = Sharon is drinking millet porridge with groundnut paste. |
e'do (v) start, begin (also i'do, o'do), form, start up or found (an organisation) eg Mira "Nair" e'do Idri Filimulabu Kamupala-a. = Mira Nair founded Maisha Filmlab in Kampala. |
e'dota (n) beginning (also e'doza), source, start (up) eg Yohana Sipiki isu Nile ma E'dota ni. = John Speke discovered the Source of the Nile. |
e'du (v) pick (also i'du) |
ee (adv) yes (direct opposite of yo) |
efeza (n) gift, present (also asoso) |
efi (n) meaning, seed, small piece; (v) smear, apply cream on the body |
efi kaza (n) yield (also efi 'ya) |
efifi (n) tablets, pieces |
efita (n) smearing (also efiza) |
efu (v) come out, rise eg Katuramu efu aru-a 'bo. = Katuramu came out of prison already. |
Efuru (n) female-given name meaning "Rising (like the sun)" or "Coming out" |
efuta (n) coming out of, outcome, result, rising (also efuza) |
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