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kokoliroko (n) sound made by a cock (also kokoliriko, kokadudodu), dawn, sunrise |
kokosi (n) safety pin (also kikuwasi, kukuwasi) |
kole (n) witch (also oleo) |
Kolera (n) Cholera disease |
kolikoli (n) African Pied Wagtail bird (also kolikolia) |
kolo (n) papyrus mat |
kolokolo (adj) loose, not firm |
Kololo (n) village in Tara Subcounty (Maracha) after Tara Health Centre IV on the road to Kubala, place west of Okokoro and near Otravu (Maracha); hill in Kampala City between Bukoto, Naguru, Nakawa, Kitante and Kamwokya - Independence Ceremonial Grounds, BOMA (British Overseas Military Administraion) Grounds; trading centre in Amuru District eg Juli ni aa Kololo-a. = Juli stays in Kololo. |
koloseni (n) parliament, council |
kome (n) seat, chair (also kiti, ogunga) eg Suru Drile Godifure Lukonguwa Binaisa (1980) kini, "Kome alu alu!" = President Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa (1980) said, "Entebe ewoma [Luganda for: The chair is sweet]!" |
Komendaku (n) trading centre in Tara Subcounty with a huge rock that can serve as a wonderful view of Mt. Liru, means "you do not have to look for a seat", this is probably Teeth Can Lost - Part 1 |
komupuyuta (n) computer (also komuputa, kombuta, kombota, laputopu) eg Afayo ni komupuyuta ayu. = Afayo is using a computer. |
kona (n) corner |
Kongo (n) country west of Uganda and neighbouring Arua City by about 13 kilometres, DR Congo or Congo Brazzaville, zone in Mvara before Sudan Zone and opposite Zambia Zone (also Congo) |
kongo kongo (adj) driving or riding in Uganda on the right side (wrong side) like Congolese |
kongolo (adj, n) hard, strong, firm, immovable eg Wuluvurini ni kongolo! = Wolverine is hard! |
Kongolo (n) island in Congo where Makhado (former false prophet) saw the half-human crocodile deity (maybe like Leviathan) which he mentions in "Church Mafia (book)" |
kongoro (n) V-shaped wooden hoe used for weeding |
kopa (n) copper |
Kopenihageni (n) Copenhagen |
Kopira (n) origin of a Lugbara ancestor |
kopo (n) cup, trophy |
kopolo (n) padlock eg Yini ici jotile kopolo si. = Jin locked the door with a padlock. |
Korani (n) Koran, Quran eg Korani Alatararu/ Takatifu (in Swahili) = Holy Quran |
korikori (adj) black and white |
koro (n) festive Lugbara dance where people choose lifelong marriage partners, love dance featuring males and females |
korokoro (n) shin (also kico), sounds from (stealthy) activity, noises |
korokoto (n) gravel stones mixed with cement to form concrete, slang for beans |
Korona O'bu Azo-19 (n) Corona Virus Disease-19 (also Kovidi-19) |
kosi (n) academic study course, tutorial (also imbata) |
Kositi (n) trading centre in Ociba Parish on Mt. Wati Road at the uphill T-Junction that connects to Hospital Road via Wadriff Road (also Ociba Kositi, Coast in English) |
kota (n) pyramidal food cover, catching (also bita, ruta, ruza) eg Kota Nubi ni = Nubian kota |
koti (n) coat |
koyi koyi (n) riddle, quiz (also koi koi, ozizu, e'yo eti ondazu) eg Samusoni le koyi koyi ambamba. = Samson likes riddles very much. |
koyo (n) type of calabash |
kozu (n) game of catching a thrown ball |
kpekpereko (n) old papyrus mat |
kpembere (adv) steadily, definitely (also pembere) |
kpere (conj) upto, until (also pere) |
kperekpere (adv) straight away, at once, old papyrus mat |
kpete (n) local beer (also kwete) |
kpi (adj) straight, upright |
kpua (n) gun (also osu, bunduki, pua) |
ku (adj) famous (also kuu), (adv) no, (suffix) does not, (v) leave, sound (out) eg YESU ma ru ku! = JESUS's name is famous! |
kubaku (n) sound made by a hen like a cock's cock-a-doodle-doo or kokoliroko |
Kubaku (n) shortened from Amina Kubakurungi, fictional Ugandan supershero and means "loyal", "faithful" or "doesn't leave (people)" when localised |
Kubala (n) marketplace in Terego near Tara |
kubi (n) sauce pot |
kukute (adj) thick |
Kulikulinga (n) junction on Arua-Yumbe Road after Nyoko Primary School, trading centre and village about 46 kilometres westwards from the Obongi Ferry Crossing that links to Adjumani, 25 kilometres from Ariwa (Kulikulia in Aringa) eg Alokore ni aa Kulikulinga-a. |
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