text stringlengths 0 11.5k |
|---|
odrota (n) chase |
odru (n) buffalo eg Odru fu Anira ni te/ Odru fu Anera ni te! = A buffalo killed Anira (who thought he knew it all)/ Anera (who thought she had seen it all)/ Listen to advice! [Lugbara Proverbs] |
odrua (n) small buffalo, motorcycle |
odrukudru (n) toad, frog (also odrukodru) |
odu (v) soak, wet; (n) oil (also petroli), vaseline (also odu efizaru), lotion |
odukudu (n) cockroach |
ofa (n) scrap, (v) scrape, remove or cut grass with a hoe, remove or cut hair |
ofaza (n) removal, scraping |
ofe (v) pay |
ofenga (n) payment (also ofeta, ofeza) |
ofi (v) enter |
ofisa (n) officer |
ofisa aipi (n) prayer officer |
ofisi (n) office eg Rowulandi ni ofisi-a. = Rowland is in the office. |
ofo (n) tick (also oga) |
ofono (n) big-size half litre Ofwono soda inspired by Ofwono, the Tallest Ugandan in the 2000s (also ofuwono) |
ofu (n) kind of white ant (also ifu); leprosy, (v) release, bring out, exchange, kill; become pale (clothes) eg Beni Ha ma andri azini amvi esu ofu aru-a. = Ben Hur's mother and sister got leprosy in prison. |
ofu ojo (n) herbs |
Ofude Hills (n) mountain ranges near Mt. Wati, viewable from Kololo in Maracha |
Ofunyaru (n) leper Madi woman in Lugbara mythology whom Banyale met on Mt. Wati and conceived Angundru with |
ofuruso (n) lather, foam |
ofusara (n) mist, fog |
ofuta (n) ash; release, bringing out, exchange, killing (also ofuza) |
ofutaku (n) ingredient produced by burning dried bean pods, banana peelings, etc and mixing the ash with water before sieving to produce a brown liquid used to cook greens like osubi. It maintains their green chlorophyll colour |
ofutaru (adj) ashy |
ofuza (n) production |
oga (v) crawl, hatch, stop; (n) tick (also ogalili), big man (borrowed from the Igbo language of Nigeria) |
oga ci ma ejea (n) style of bicycle riding through the frame and under the crossbar especially by short or young people without occupying the seat (also oga ci ma loma-a [literally The tick has bitten me in the abdomen/ rib]) |
ogara (n) axe |
ogara'ba (n) English, Europeans, inspired by the concept of hard-handed rulers (literally axe person, axe people) |
ogata (n) crawling, hatching, stopping (also ogaza) |
ogayi (n) basket |
ogba (v) beat eg with stick, draw |
ogbe (v) vomit (also gbe) |
ogbeta (n) vomiting (also ogbeza) |
ogbi (v) shoot |
ogbo (n) zero, nil |
ogbuluku (n) large black bird, type of safari ant |
ogea (n) big basket used for harvests eg Oku ini 'du ogea. = A blackwoman carried a basket for harvests. |
ogogo (prep) near |
Ogoko (n) place northeast of Madi Okollo, southwest of Rhino Camp, fairly central headquarters for Madi Okollo District |
ogu (n) waist, back of the body, theft; liver, (v) laugh; steal |
ogua (adv) on the back, (n) seat, chair (also 'bili, kiti, kome) |
ogulegu (n) small ant |
ogunga (n) throne, seat, chair (also kome, kiti) |
oguo (n) thief eg Sende oguo ni mu Aci inyupiku ri-a. = A money thief goes to Hell. |
oguoei (n) chairman eg Draga ni oguoei. = Draga is chairman. |
oguru (n) boat (also o'bo) |
Ogurugu (n) place in Dadamu (Arua City) near Otokoa Market with a resort beach, village in Enugu State (Nigeria) where Igala is one of the ethnic communities |
oguta (n) laughter |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.