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nyanya (n) tomato(es) eg Helena ni nyanya oli. = Helen is cutting tomatoes. |
nyanyakubi (n) black and yellow-striped caterpillar with red head |
nyanyu nyanyu (adj) flickering, intermittent, (n) blinking lights, indicators |
nyaraka'dio (n) shooting star |
nyaruganda (n) someone who is half Munyarwanda and half Muganda |
Nyaruwanda (n) sb or sth with Rwandese origins, Munyarwanda, Nyaru |
nyaza (adj) edible (also nyazaru), (n) eating, consumption |
nyeke (n) chin |
Nyeri (n) mountain in Moyo 1,403 metres above sea level; 4th Highest in West Nile |
nyi (v) clean, mop, stick on sb |
nyibiliko (n) injury |
nyila (n) shoes (also katara, viato) |
nyingiri (adv) in smaller parts |
nyiri (adj) tiny, small eg Sende nyiri yo! = There's no small money/ loose change! |
nyo (v) break |
nyoka (n) condition in which a lineage is dying out and likely to become extinct |
Nyoko (n) place after Terego on the Arua-Yumbe Highway, famous primary school by the same name eg Lakuwonyero mu Nyoko Purimari-a. = Lakwonyero went to Nyoko Primary. |
nyondo (n) hammer |
Nyoro (n) village in Nyadri area, Maracha District some distance before the main town centre when travelling from Arua eg Sida mu Nyoro-a. = Shida has gone to Nyoro. |
nyororo (n) chain |
nyoza (n) breaking |
nyu (v) wither, wilt |
Nyu Yoku (n) New York, the Big Apple |
Nyu Zilandi (n) New Zealand |
nyure (n) cow vaseline mixed with plant oil and smeared on skin |
nyuta (n) withering, wilting |
nza (v) suffer |
nzai (n) type of illegal drug that is planted (pronounced njai) eg 'Ba nzai se sitresi ma e'yosi.= People smoke njai because of stress. |
nzarunzaru (n) greens and beans (pronounced njarunjaru) eg Hila ni nzarunzaru nya. = Hila is eating greens and beans. |
nzata (n) suffering |
nze (v) talk, speak, comb, sneak, subtract, uproot eg ELIZA ni e'yo nze. = ELIZA is talking. |
nzenze (n) grasshopper (also ise, kulu) |
nzeta (n) combing, sneaking, communicating, communication, subtracting, subtraction, talking, uprooting (also nzeza) |
nzi (v) jeer, squeeze, strangle; open eg Sitela nzi bongo ajazu etu-a. = Stella squeezed the clothes for laying in the sun. |
nzila (n) road (also gerika) |
nzinzi (adj) heavy (also anziza, nzizaru); spotted; (n) jeer (also nziri) |
nzita (n) jeering, squeezing, strangling, opening, weight (also nziza) |
nzo (v) slip, skid, slide; unshell (eg beanskin) eg Ozilu nzo i-ma kumu si ase dria. = Oezil slid with his knees on the grass. |
nzoko (n) tree that can grow on another |
nzolonzolo (adj) soft (pronounced njolonjolo, also onukunuru, munimuni) |
nzonzo (adj) slippery (also nzolanzola, nzozaru) |
nzota (n) slipping, sliding, skidding, unshelling |
nzu (n) kind of pumpkin (pronounced nju); (v) run dry, suck, run, ride eg Diago ni gari nzu. = Diago is riding the bicycle. |
nzubi (n) distant relatives |
Nzuku (n) Gonorrhea, Syphilis (also Oya) |
nzuta (n) run, running, athletics, sucking, drying (also nzuza) eg Akibua ma ru ku nzuta si. = Akiibua's name became popular because of athletics. |
Oo [shares some words with Uu] |
oa (v) stay, reside (also aa, archaic o'a, o-a) eg Purisika ni oa "Above The Low" vu Mvara-a. = Prisca stays near Above The Low in Mvara. |
oata (n) stay (also oaza) |
obangi (n) golf sport |
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