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icata (n) arrival (also icaza)
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ice (n) calabash; (v) demonstrate, show off; miss
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icea (n) small calabash
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iceta (n) demonstration, example, specimen (also eceta)
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ici (adj) bad weather (during rainy season); (v) join, connect, fasten together; deceive eg Sawa azirisi, orobi ni Edi ma dri ici ici. = Other times, dreams lie to Edi.
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icikici (n) cloudy day especially in rainy season
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icikili (n) black ants that move in a group and can sting
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icita (n) deceipt; joining, connection
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ico (adj) can, capable (also eco); (phr) beat eg Ico aco ku! = (You) do not (wage a) fight!
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Ico (n) Itso, Lugbara clan in DR Congo (pronounced Icho meaning "Able" [Information from John Godo]), probably Otsho (Congolese language very similar to Lugbara)
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iconiku (adj) cannot, can't
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icu (v) praise
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ida (v) pour
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ide (v) clean; minimise, abuse, make fun of, despise (also ede)
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idematara (n) insult, foolery (also edematara)
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Idi (n) Africanised name for the Arabic word Eid, Muslim feast at the end of Ramadan or Hijja Pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia, name given to the 3rd Ugandan President Amin by his father Andrea Amin Dada because he was born on Eid Day (Wednesday 30th May 1928 which is 10 Dhu-al-Hijjah 1346 in the Islamic Calendar)
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idia (n) laity, church commoners (also kiti)
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idiko (n) small seeded fruit
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idra (n) mother-in-law (also idrapi)
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idri (n) life; (v) send, pass (also edri) eg Hezekiya awi idri ru eli 15 dika. = Hezekiah stayed alive for 15 more years.
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idria (n) razor blade (also idri) eg Hamida ni karile ma dribi li idria si. = Hamida is cutting the young man's hair with a razor blade.
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idrika (n) mushroom
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idrita (n) sending (also idriza)
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idro (n) rat
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idu (v) light fire; praise
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i'da (n) photo, picture, diagram, drawing; (v) show, appear, broadcast or screen on TV eg Kirabo ni i'da gba. = Kirabo is shooting a photo.
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i'da ci (adj) visible (also i'da ce)
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i'da ku (adj) invisible
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i'data (n) appearance (also i'daza)
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i'di (n) porridge eg MUNGU mvu i'di ku. = GOD does not drink porridge.
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i'do (v) start, begin (also e'do) eg Aiko i'do i-ma situdio "Mt." Wati Geri-a. = Aiko started his studio on Mt. Wati Road.
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i'dota (n) start, beginning (also i'doza)
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iere (adv) slowly (also e'yere)
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ifi (n) truth, reality, meaning, seed eg Korini Ekaru sa ifi Mutunduwe-a. = Corinne Ekaru planted seeds in Mutundwe.
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ifi kokoru (adj) meaningless
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ifu (n) white ants gathered in the late afternoon around 3-4pm (also ofu)
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iga (v) remember, think
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igbe (n) coldness
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igo (v) return eg Tasule igo. = Tasule returned.
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igota (n) return
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ija (n) firewood (also eja) eg Peri ni ija asi. = Perry is splitting firewood.
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ije (n) rib
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ijele (n) neighbour (also jo ijele, jirani)
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iji (adj, adv) left side; (v) bring eg Mi iji mi idri ta mba YESU ma baniki-a. = Bring your life to keep in JESUS's bank.
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ijiribi (n) green vegetable (also ejiribi)
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iju (n) lower hind part of leg, twins; (v) stretch
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ika (adj) red; (n) sugarcane; (v) encourage
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Ikafe (n) place in Yumbe, used as a refugee settlement area, about 60 kilometres from Arua
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ikikia (n) small black ant
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iko (v) fetch liquid
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