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ega (v) mend; remember, think, resurrect |
ega bere (n) calabash used for alcohol |
egaa (n) drinking cup from a gourd-like plant called ireje |
egaraka (n) crab |
Egaru (n) name meaning "Mended" |
egata (n) thought, company vision |
egaraka (n) crab, water animal with five legs on each side and large claws on the front two |
egbe (n) sweet; coldness, (v) make cold (also ebe) |
egbere (n) white ants collected in the early morning (4:30-6:00am) for making obangulu |
egberu (adj) sweet, cold (also egbezaru) |
ei (n) owner (also eii) eg Kasimu ni ei ni. = Kasim is the owner. |
ejakulesoni (n) ejaculation, orgasm |
ejasi (n) tree stump |
eje fala (n) rib bone |
ejelea (postp) beside, at the side |
eji (v) left hand or side (also iji); bring (also aji), resemble |
Ejipiti (n) Egypt (also Ejipto, Ejipito) eg Mo Sala enga Ejipiti-a. = Mohammed Salah comes from Egypt. |
ejita (n) resemblance (also ejiza) |
eju (n) twin (also iju); (v) stretch) eg Nyakato ni eju. = Nyakato is a twin. |
Ejua (n) male-given name for a twin (also Ejoa, Ejuru [female], Ejoru - similar to Kato, Wasswa, Waiswa, Isabirye, Nabirye, Babirye, Nakato, Nyakato) |
Ejupala (n) trading centre near Ewanga |
ejuta (n) raising, prolonging, stretching (also ejuza) |
eka (adj) red; (n) sugarcane (also ekaka or ika), (v) help eg Muyindi Eka ma suru azi ma ru Ciyeni. = One of the Red Indian tribes was called Cheyenne. |
Ekarakafe (n) place in Vurra, where the Sultan Isara Memorial Library is located |
ekele (n) cough (also okele) |
eki (phr) you swallow (also iki); (pron) they (also iki, ki, eyi, yi) eg Amuku azini Anyaku, eki akua. = Amuku and Anyaku, they are at home. |
ekile (adj) like |
ekilizia (n) church, cathedral (also kanisa, katidro) |
ekiwinokisi (n) equinox, one of two days in a year when day and night have equal lengths everywhere on Earth (also ikiwinokisi) |
ekizibiti (n) exhibit, evidence |
eko sitovu (n) eco stove that uses volcanic rock for cooking instead of charcoal or firewood, takes two years for the rock to burn out eg Sandra ni eko sitovu ayu. = Sandra is using an eko stove. |
ekosani coroni (n) ecosan (ecological sanitation) latrine, envirolet |
eku (v) announce, make noise (also iku, azi, oyu) |
ekuta (n) praise, noise, announcement (also ikuta, ekuza, ikuza, oyuta, oyuza, aziza) |
Ekuweta (n) Equator (also Ekueta) eg Yi ni aci ndundu Ekuweta ma dria azini eri ma kala iri Koriolisi ma e'yo si. = Water moves differently on the Equator and its two sides because of Coriolis. |
Ekuwetoria (n) Equatoria (also Ekuatoria), southern region in South Sudan |
ela (n) kind of thorny plant with hard orange fruits |
ele (adj) down, (v) change position |
elekendre (n) chameleone |
Elekitoro Komisoni (n) Electoral Commission |
eli (n) lust, desire for sth, thigh; knife; year, dry season, make fall, tickle eg Werasoni osi Moliambo-a Kurisimasi si eli 1965. = Werrason was born in Moliambo on Christmas Day in the year 1965. |
Eli O'di Ayikoru! (phr) Happy New Year, Bonane! |
elifura (n) dust (also erifura and furuku) |
elio (n) fig tree |
eliriga (n) millipede |
elivu elivu (adv) yearly |
Eliya (n) Elijah eg Eliya apa Yezebeli si. = Elijah ran because of Jezebel. |
ELOHIM (n) what the Devil calls GOD |
ema (n) owl (also emaa, imaa) eg Aturo ne ema pati ma garama dria. = Arthur saw an owl on the branch of a tree. |
emba (n) moon (also mba), net; teach (also imba) eg "Against Malaria Foundation (AMF)" awa emba yiyia ni arobe. = Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) distributed treated mosquito nets. |
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