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etuka (n) sunshine (also ituka)
etusi (adv) during the day
etusile (n) sunshine
euetere (n) breakfast (also obiti)
eve (v) burn (also ive)
eveta (adj) burnt (also eveza)
evu (n) basket made from sorghum stems or shoots and used for gathering harvests
evua (n) small basket plate
ewa (n) elephant, difficulty, quagmire, hardship, strength; beer (also iwa) eg Ewa ni aa ase-a. = An elephant resides in the bush.
Ewanga (n) parish according to Ministry of Finance but subcounty according to the Ministry of Local Government, island-like extension on River Enyau which is a tributary of River Nile separated from Moyo by River Foligo, former parish under Rigbo Subcounty and part of Aringa in false maps but then a subcounty on its ow...
Ewapa (n) Elephantiasis
ewaru (adj) difficult (also ewaewa, iwaru, owaowa) eg Fe eca ewaru tu mani mi lezu. = S/he made it so hard for me to love you.
ewasi (n) elephant tusk, ivory
ewe (v) sweep (also iwe, we) eg Bayi ni sitowa ale ewe. = Bayi is sweeping the store floor.
ewu (n) era, period, season (also mange) eg 'Di ewu Natasa ma ati dri. = This is the era of Natasha's father.
Ewuata (n) suburb south of Arua City and west of Muni near Nebbi Highway eg Aci Injini irizori Ewuata-a. = The second Power Engine is in Ewuata.
eyi (pron) they, them (also ei) eg Ocitia ji eyi Malayika-a. = Ocitia took them to Malayika.
eyio (n) crocodile
e'yere (adv) slowly (also iere, i'yere) eg Rebeka ni aci e'yere. = Rebecca walks slowly.
e'yo (n) word, issue, saying, matter, sentence, clause (pronounced eyho, ijo in Aringa dialect) eg Apedelu kini afazi etu ma vule-a 'bani eco nze e'yo 100 (turu alu) si ku ni yo. = Apedel said there is nothing under the sun that cannot be discussed with 100 words.
e'yo a'bi ni (n) heritage, culture (also kalic[h]a)
e'yo alenia 'diyi (n) contents
e'yo azi yo (phr) no other issue, no problem, no wahala
e'yo bari (n) good news, gospel (also e'yo ba) eg Sarapova eri e'yo bari. = Sharapova heard good news.
e'yo drikulu (n) headlines (also e'yo drikulukulu)
e'yo eceza (n) revelation eg Ikinyanga isu e'yo eceza. = Ikinyang got a revelation.
e'yo eriza (n) listening (also erita), news especially on broadcast media
e'yo laza (n) news (also e'yo eriza, o'duko) eg E'yo laza: Edisoni Adiribo kini 'ba ma du amvu ti ku. = News: Edison Adiribo said people must not set garden ends on fire.
e'yo li (v) judge
e'yo lipiri (n) judge (also agu e'yo lipiri)
e'yo liza (n) judgement, justice (also e'yo amaza muke ri), the early Lugbara had a boiling medicine oracle (diviner) who used a snail shell - the operator pours medicine from the pot into small clay cups set in a smouldering fire (Smaller cups represent suspects and the larger with a handle confirms verdicts)
e'yo ndu ndu efini be (n) glossary
e'yo niza (n) knowledge
e'yo nzeza (n) spoken word
e'yo o'beza (n) proverb(s), olugero in Luganda
e'yo osutaru (n) magic
e'yo politiki ni (n) politics
e'yo 'yo (v) speak
e'yobuku (n) dictionary eg Agaba ni e'yobuku la. = Agaba is reading a dictionary.
eza (n) meat; sin (also ezata, izata), (v) spoil (also iza) eg Andala nya eza ku. = Andala does not eat meat.
eza oluza (n) tell out sins
ezata (n) act that destroys or leads to sickness and death (for instance incest, homicide, illegitimate pregnancy, persistent quarelling, repeated fighting), sin, mistake, wrongdoing, dhambi in Swahili language (also makosa)
Ezayi (n) male-given name meaning "Wasted water or sperms"
eze (n) dung, faeces, waste matter (also ize, ze) eg 'Ba atri ongo omvele "Eze" avizu redio-a. = The song entitled "Faeces" was stopped from playing on radio.
eze zeza (n) defecation
ezele (n) anus
ezi (adj) long; (v) open; pray
ezia (adj) thin
Ezia (n) Asia eg Kimani ni Ezia-a. = Kimani is in Asia.
ezo (n) girlfriend, fiancee; warthog, wild pig (also ezoo)