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kuru (prep) round (also kurukuru)
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Kuru (n) place northeast of Drajini, subcounty in Yumbe District where Yumbe Hospital is located
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kuruku chai (n) lemon grass
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kurunukua (n) small
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kuta (n) cone-shaped wooven food warmer or cover
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kuwanitamu (n) quantum
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kuwanzula (n) give away (pronounced kuwanjula)
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kuwatiza (n) quartz, Lugbara rainstone
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kuwaya (n) choir eg Dorini ni ongo ngo kuwaya-a. = Doreen sings in the choir.
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kuye (adv) did not eg Etani azini Kizi apa Bujabuja Agupi si kuye. = Ethan and Kizzy did not flee because of the Bujabuja Man (Boogieman).
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la (v) count, read, iqra, iqraa, iqrah in Arabic - first word revealed in the Koran; lay down (eg baby), lie down eg Jemima ni buku la. = Jemimah is reading a book.
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la-i ku (adj, n) uncountable
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Lado (n) Lado Enclave, place name meaning "Land where the dead bodies of our forefathers lie", territory at the Heart of Africa that belonged to the Congo Free State and later Belgian Congo from 1894 to 1910 on the West Bank of the Upper Nile in what is now South Sudan and northwest Uganda. In 1912, the southern half of Lado was ceded to Uganda, a British protectorate and became West Nile (also Lado Exclave), place in South Sudan and northeastern DR Congo, former Equatoria Province of Egypt
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lai (n) type of green vegetable (also layi)
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laisenisi (n) license
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lamu (n) tarmac
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Landani (n) London, LDN eg Amaguru ni aa Landani-a. = Amaguru stays in London.
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Langa (n) Lugbara Kari Parliament eg Kurisitofa Yiki ni Langa ma Sipika. = Christopher Yikii is the Speaker of the Lugbara Kari Parliament.
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lanzura (n) single, unmarried man (also ojolo, pronounced lanjura)
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lapiri (n) reader eg Emanueli Feta ni E'yo Laza lapiri. = Emmanuel Feta is the E'yo Laza (news)reader.
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laputopu (n) laptop computer
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laru (n) certain type of tree that grows tall and stays long
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lata (n) reading, counting, laying down, lying down
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Latini (n) Latin
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layini (n) line (also leni)
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layini dria (adv) online
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lazanya (n) lasagne, wide and flat pasta eg Lazanya 'ba ideni biringanya si ku, te nganu. = Lasagne is not made using eggplants, but wheat.
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Lazebu (n) place in Vurra
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lazima (adv) by all means, definitely (borrowed from Swahili)
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le (adj) like, love, want; (n) milk (also lesu), (pron) it, (suffix) pins or points a noun or demonstratives like 'dale means there eg A le mi! = I love you! [Ich liebe dich; Je t'aime; Wo ai ni; Nkwagala; Ninkukunda; Kocham cie!]
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Leforo gbanda (n) cassava-tasting tuber that germinates when a palmnut is planted in a sweet potato-growing type of mound, usually roasted or boiled (also itu ola[a])
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leja leja (n) casual labour
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lejo (n) index finger (also lejoa)
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Leju (n) headquarters of Terego District effective 1st July 2020
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leleo (n) morning star (also lelewu)
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Lematia (n) name meaning "They love me on the lips" eg Otelulu Vegasi ma ru adari Lematia. = Otelul Vegas's real name is Lematia.
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Leni (n) name meaning "S/he is the one who loves, likes or wants", shortened from Munguleni, Lenia or Leniya
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Leonado (n) Leonardo (also Leonarido, Lionado) eg Leonado da Vinici = Leonardo da Vinci
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lesu (n) milk; cloth women tie around their body eg Kobusingiye ni "Birunga Dairy" lesu mvu. = Kobusingye is drinking Birunga Dairy milk.
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leta (n) love, affection (also leza, lavu)
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leta kokoru (adj) without love, cruel
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Letasi (n) female-given name meaning "With love, Through love, Using love, By love"
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letaru (adj) loving, affectionate
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leuta (n) food cover
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li (n) thigh; (v) cut, mop, clean, judge; roll (eg ball), blow (said of wind) eg Eri jo ma ale li. = She is mopping the house-floor.
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li 'ba (v) covet
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li ti (phr v.) interrupt sb talking (idiom), directly translated: cut mouth eg Rozi li ti ni. = Rose (is the one who) interrupted.
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lico (n) home (in Aringa dialect, pronouncced licho, also licoga); kraal
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ligaliga (n) gecko
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