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jo were (n) latrine (also coroni) |
jobileko eti (n) verandah (also jo eti) |
Jogurafi (n) Geography eg Kabasinguzi ni Jogurafi imba. = Kabasinguzi teaches Geography. |
jojoa (n) stinky, long-mouthed rat that causes the cleaner, common rat to vacate a house when it enters |
jokoni (n) kitchen eg Adira ni jokoni-a. = Adira is in the kitchen. |
joloko (n) remainder eg joloko acepi = leftovers |
jomile (n) window eg Arima ni jomile su. = Arima is fixing the window. |
Jonamu (n) Jonam, county east of Padyere, its Most Major Town is Pakwach |
Joridani (n) river found somewhere between Mvara SS and Emmanuel Cathedral in Arua, River Jordan in Israel (also Yoridani, Jorudani, Jorodani), the name Jordan |
joroti (n) parliament (also koloseni) |
jorovu (n) nest, shell |
jotile (n) door eg Joi ri jotile vu. = Joy sat near the door. |
jua kali (n) manual work, manual labourer, hustler |
Juba (n) Capital City of the Republic of South Sudan eg Kiama mu Juba-a. = Kiama went to Juba. |
judikeca (n) judicature eg duani judikeca ni = court of judicature |
jujua (n) smelly rat with protruding mouth and two teeth showing, when it enters a house, the usual rats go out (also jojoa, nsolima in Luganda, nfuko in Lusoga) |
juru (n) foreigner, alien, stranger |
jurua (n) bag (also okporoa) |
Jurua (n) male-given name |
juyisi (n) juice eg Yivoni ni juyisi mvu tampeko si. = Yvonne is drinking juice in a tumpeco cup. |
Kk [silent immediately before Pp] |
k (infix) avoids hiatus in case of reduplicated adjectives beginning and ending with the same vowel eg inikini = darkish |
ka (adv) when, (conj) if, (suffix) essential to words like acika means fire smoke or ituka means sun shine; (v) shine, yield eg Kaka ni ka 'ba sikokori ni. = Maize yields for people without teeth/ Good things happen to people who least need them. [Lugbara Proverb] |
kaati (n) door |
Kabaka (n) king of the Baganda eg Pira mu Kabaka vu. = Pira went to the Kabaka. |
kabalagala (n) pancake |
kabeji (n) cabbage (also kebeji, opimaopima) eg Naiti a'di kabeji. = Night cooked cabbage. |
kabilo (n) sheep |
kabilo ago (n) ram |
kabilo aroni (n) ewe |
kabilomva (n) lamb, young sheep (pronounced kabilo nva) eg Aburahamu ni kabilomva oce. = Abraham is rearing a lamb. |
kadi (n) card |
kadogo (n) young gun |
kafetiria (n) cafeteria, cafe, coffee shop, restaurant, canteen eg Kajumba so pa Yuliasi ma kafetiria vu. = Kajumba is standing near Julius's Cafeteria. |
kafiri (n) pagan, infidel, unbeliever |
kafu (n) small hoe (also kafua) |
kafuto (n) foam, lather |
kai (adj) in vain; (n) custom of giving a bull for clan to eat or male paying a goat to the father of the female he has had sex with - similar to Genesis 38:16-17 (also kayi)] |
kaiko (n) beans (in Terego dialect/ also osu) |
kaiko burusu (n) peas |
Kairo (n) Cairo, capital city of Egypt |
kajo (n) calf (also kajoa) |
Kajo Keji (n) place in South Sudan north of Moyo Town |
kaka (n) maize, relative eg Ali Salehu Kiba ni ma kaka. = Ali Saleh Kiba is my relative. |
Kakaparaka (n) fictional suburb in Arua meaning "Maize stem" eg Bodhi ni mu yi we Kakaparaka-a. = Bodhi is going to swim in Kakaparaka. |
kakau (adj) many eg Mikaeli Joridani nyo rekodi kakau. = Michael Jordan broke many records. |
Kakau (n) Legion Demons |
Kakuwa (n) Luo tribe north of Lugbara eg Andreasi Nyabire ni andra Kakuwa. = Andreas Nyabire was a Kakwa. |
Kakuwati (n) Kakwa language |
kala (n) side (also woko) |
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