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iyi (n) water (also yi)
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iyitia (adv) ashore
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i'yo (n) word, speech (also e'yo) eg Haruna ni i'yo nze Soso Senita alea. = Haruna is giving a speech inside Social Centre.
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iza (n) meat (also za); sin (also ezata, izata), (v) spoil (also eza)
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iza'ba (n) wrongdoer, sinner
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izakizaru (adj) shameful, disappointing
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izapi te 'di (n) spoilt (also izapi 'bori), unhatched egg, alugbe
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izata (n) sin
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ize (n) waste matter
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izi (phr) you open; you ask; (v) pray eg Izi Gugo! = Ask Google!
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izia (adj) thin
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izinaka (n) bride, newly married woman
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izio (n) groom, fiance (also mugole); in-laws
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izita (n) prayer
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izo (n) warthog; girlfriend
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izu (adv) long; (v) increase eg Yene ngo ongo sawa izu. = Jhene sang for long.
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izuru (adj) long, tall eg Dafini ni izuru. = Daphne is tall.
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izuta (n) addition, multiplication (also izuza, ezuza)
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ja (v) cure, heal, get lost, turn eg Ramuzi ma pa ja 'bo. = Ramsey's leg healed already.
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jaketi (n) jacket eg Lino su jaketi ini. = Lino wore a black jacket.
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Jaki (n) Lugbara shero ancestor with magical powers, also known as Jaki Lolo, died on Mt. Liru
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Jakimirinya (n) Lugbara ancestor
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Japani (n) Japan (also Yapani, Niponi) eg Yukio azini Kazusimemo enga Japani-a. = Yukio and Kazusmemo are from Japan.
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jarala (n) button
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jata (n) get lost (also jaza)
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je (v) buy, purchase, marry, wed eg Jamilu je Fatima-i. = Jamil married Fatima.
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jeba (n) pocket (also jiba)
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jegejege (n) coins, metal money (also kucukucu)
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jeleko (n) horn, bugle, trumpet
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jenereta (n) generator
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jere (n) shrub
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jeta (n) wedding, marriage, buying (also jeza)
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Jezebeli (n) Jezebel, the Most Notorious Woman in the Bible alongside Mystery Babylon, false prophetess in the Book of Revelation, Queen of Abominations
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ji (v) brush the teeth, sharpen blade; take eg Yiki ji ti Muni-a. = Yikii took cows to Muni.
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Jiako (n) suburb near Arua Airport separated from Adalafu by Oli River eg "VOL" e'do Jiako-a. = VOL started in Jiako.
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jijima (n) shoes
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Jinza (n) Jinja, Idhindha, town east of Victoria Nile near the Source of the Nile, previously Uganda's Most Industrialised Town, landmarks include Owen Falls Dam and the Source of the Nile Bridge, capital of Busoga Kingdom (pronounced Jinja) eg Rokani ni aa Nkokonzeru-a, te eri mu sukulu la Jinza-a. = Rokani stays in Nkokonjeru, but he goes to school in Jinja.
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jo (n) house eg Furaniko ma jo Ariwara-a ri ma dri ika. = Franco's house in Ariwara has a red top.
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jo ago (n) Local Council (LC) 3 Chairman, chief, subcounty (also gombolola) eg Aroi Jo ago = Aroi Subcounty
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jo dri (n) roof eg Sabo ni jo dri gba. = Sabo is fixing the roof.
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jo ejele (n) neighbour (also jirani) eg Apaga ni ama jo ejele. = Apaga is our neighbour.
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jo izuru (n) tall building, skyscraper, skyliner, tower (also tawa) eg Hadidi si jo izuru. = Hadid built a tall building.
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jo were (n) latrine (also coroni)
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jobileko eti (n) verandah (also jo eti)
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Jogurafi (n) Geography eg Kabasinguzi ni Jogurafi imba. = Kabasinguzi teaches Geography.
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jojoa (n) stinky, long-mouthed rat that causes the cleaner, common rat to vacate a house when it enters
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jokoni (n) kitchen eg Adira ni jokoni-a. = Adira is in the kitchen.
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joloko (n) remainder eg joloko acepi = leftovers
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jomile (n) window eg Arima ni jomile su. = Arima is fixing the window.
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