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muni (n) type of chilli, red and round chilli eg Senitongo nya muni. = Sentongo ate muni chilli. |
Muni (n) suburb south of Arua City and east of Ewuata, location of Muni University (as well as Muni National TTC, St. Luke Church of Uganda, Muni Girls S.S. and PSO Centre) |
munimuni (adj) soft |
munisipulu (n) municipal (also munisipolu) |
munu (n) ringworm |
munyumunyu (adj) taking quick, small bites or nibbles like a rabbit, rodent or rat |
mupesa (n) button on cloth |
mupira (n) football (also soka), ball, rubber, condom, tyre eg Mupira ma adi Lioneli Mesi nde MLS Kopo Inita Miami be eli 2025 si. = Football legend Lionel Messi won the MLS Cup with Inter Miami in the year 2025. |
mupira pari (n) football field, pitch, stadium eg Arua Aru ni avi Minisitri Alataniri be "Saferside" Mupira Pari-a. = Arua Prisons is playing with Ministry of Health at Saferside Football Pitch. |
mupira wereri (n) small ball |
muputa (n) Nile Perch, mputa in Luganda and Lusoga |
mure (n) traditional dance of the Ma'di people |
murukulu (n) okra with groundnut paste |
musalaba (n) cross |
musara (n) payment, salary, earnings, wages |
musevenomikisi (n) musevenomics, economic philosophy propagated by President Yoweri Museveni that transformed UG from a failed state in 1986 to one of Africa's Most Improved Countries (focusing on security [peace], infrastructure development eg road-building [as well as telecommunication and hydropower dams], markets, ... |
musipi (n) belt |
musoro (n) tariff, (graduated) tax eg Yadi ni musoro tra URA ni. = Jad collects tax for URA. |
musu (interj) really, sure |
muta (n) going, departure (also muza) |
mutere (n) sliced and sun-dried cassava or potatoes (also amukeke) |
mutre (n) sorrow dance |
mutuka (n) motorcar (also motoka, mutukari) eg Mutuka Hamilutoni ni onzu ri Masidizi Benzi. = The car Hamilton drives is a Mercedes Benz. |
mutuka aci ayupi (n) electric car, battery electric vehicle |
mutuka azakoza olipiri (n) cesspool car (also mutukari azakoza ojipiri) |
mutuka 'ba olipiri (n) taxi, Public Service Van - PSV, kamunye, special hire taxi (also mutuka o'bi olizuri, afa idri koko) |
Mutukula (n) place near Arua Airport and Garamba, named after the border post in Southern Uganda |
Mutunduwe (n) Mutundwe, place in KLA City near Rubaga eg Kigozi ni aa Mutunduwe-a. = Kigozi stays in Mutundwe. |
Muyindi (n) Indian |
muze (n) old man, dad, granny, muzeyi |
Muzungu (n) White person, Englishman, European (also Mundu) |
mva (adj) halfway, not full, half full, (n) baby, kid, child (pronounced nva, also mvamva, m[g]ba in Terego dialect) eg Agasitiya, mva eli be 11 India-a de univasiti. = Agastya, an 11 year old kid in India finished university. |
mva ofuza (n) abortion |
mva onzeza (n) fine for the removal of a child charged on a man who pays bull for a boy or cow for a girl aborted |
Mvara (n) suburb or ward east of Arua City comprising Ewavio, Congo Cell, Zambia Cell, Anyafio East, Anyafio West, Anyafio Central, Mvara SS and Golf Course within Arua Hill Division; location of Emmanuel Cathedral |
mve (v) whiten (pronounced nve) |
mvi (n) son (pronounced nvi, also agupiamva); (v) return, go back eg LeBuroni Yamesi mvi "Cleveland Cavaliers"-a. = LeBron James returned to Cleveland Cavaliers. |
mvita (n) return, departure |
mvo (v) slash (pronounced nvo, also vo) |
mvu (v) drink (pronounced nvu) eg Alekisi ni Pepisi mvu. = Alex is drinking Pepsi. |
mvuta (n) drinking |
mvuzaru (adj, n) drinkable |
Nn |
na (n) three |
nabi (n) prophet eg Nabi YESU ma filimu ni avi "ChurchTV"-a. = Prophet JESUS's film is playing on ChurchTV. |
Nacara (n) village in Ojapi (Ajira Subcounty, Maracha), 3CR, NCR (pronounced Na cha ra) meaning "Three is enough", town in Mozambique, creek in Fiji eg Ondoma mu Nacara-a. = Ondoma went to Nacara Village. |
Naijeria (n) Nigeria, Naija, 9ja eg Nuwaniko Kanu osi Naijeria-a. = Nwankwo Kanu was born in Nigeria. |
naito (n) drum played at death dances in union with mare - a side blown trumpet whose gourd is smeared inside with bee wax |
namba (n) number eg Beti Kami kini: Ipe mi namba! = Betty Mpologoma said: Pick your number! |
nambi (n) type of Lugbara dance performed mainly by young women during traditional marriage |
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