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idro (n) rat |
idu (v) light fire; praise |
i'da (n) photo, picture, diagram, drawing; (v) show, appear, broadcast or screen on TV eg Gugo Lenizi ni 'yo: I'du i'da e'yo mini le vari dri! = Google Lens says: Take a photo of words you want to understand! |
i'da ci (adj) visible (also i'da ce) |
i'da ku (adj) invisible |
i'data (n) appearance (also i'daza) |
i'de (v) fall, fail, lose |
i'di (n) porridge eg MUNGU mvu i'di ku. = GOD does not drink porridge. |
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. |
i'dota (n) start, beginning (also i'doza) |
iere (adv) slowly (also e'yere) |
ifi (n) truth, reality, meaning, seed eg Korini Ekaru sa ifi Mutunduwe-a. = Corinne Ekaru planted seeds in Mutundwe. |
ifi kokoru (adj) meaningless |
ifu (n) white ants gathered in the late afternoon around 3-4pm (also ofu) |
iga (v) remember, think |
igo (v) return eg Tasule igo. = Tasule returned. |
igota (n) return |
ija (n) firewood (also eja) eg Peri ni ija asi. = Perry is splitting firewood. |
ije (n) rib |
ijele (n) neighbour (also jo ijele, jirani) eg Ile mi ijele ma zi mini milerile! = Love your neighbour's daughter as you love yourself! |
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. |
ijiribi (n) green vegetable (also ejiribi) |
iju (n) lower hind part of leg, twins; (v) stretch |
ika (adj) red; (n) sugarcane; (v) encourage eg Anzela su bongo ika. = Angela wore a red dress. |
Ikafe (n) place in Yumbe, used as a refugee settlement area, about 60 kilometres from Arua |
ikikia (n) small black ant |
iko (v) fetch liquid |
ikoza (n) fetching, scoop(ing) |
iku (v) announce, make noise |
ila (n) thorny bush that bears hard and orange fruits |
ile (adv) down, (adj) low, (n) change |
ili (n) knife, trowel (also ilia though can mean small knife); thigh; (v) chase, cut with knife or other tool, slide eg in football, roll, tickle eg Morini ni a'bua opi ili si. = Maureen is peeling bananas using a knife. |
ilifiri (n) lust, craving, covetousness (also elifiri, tama) |
ilifura (n) dust |
ilipaku (n) brother heart fruit, tree with fleshy fruit that grows wild (also mundu i'di) |
ilipili (adv) the only one, alone, lonely; (n) traditional knife |
ilo (v) touch |
ilu (v) look, descend, make a hole through, tell |
ililua (n) small hole or opening created by removing the top surface using fingers or a tool |
ima (n) owl; (pron) his/ her/ its (also i-ma, archaic i'ma) |
imba (n) net; (v) teach; harden eg Mayokia ni 'ba imba Maraca Sekondari-a. = Mayokia teaches (people) at Maracha Secondary. |
imba 'ba (n) teachers, educators, instructors, tutors, mentors |
imbata (n) teaching, tutorial, lesson, education (also imbaza, embaza, embata, edukesoni) eg Fulu Figa kini: Imbata ni fungua. = Full Figure said: Education is the key. |
imbapi (n) teacher eg Liliani ni imbapi. = Lilliane is a teacher. |
imbi (n) remainder |
imbu (v) jump towards you |
imbuta (n) jump towards you |
imu (v) come; mix eg Mi imu mavu! = Come to me! |
imvata (n) inverter |
imve (adj) white colour (pronounced inve, also emve); (v) make white eg Ma Suru Drile ini, te eri ma jo woro imve. = My president is Black, but his house is all white. |
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