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ombeza (n) licking |
ombezaru (adj, n) tied, licked |
ombi (n) locust |
Ombinyiri (n) place in Ayivu |
ombizoku (n) large waterbody eg lake (literally locust cannot cross) |
Ombizoku Alubati (n) Lake Albert (locally called Mwitanzigye) |
Ombokolo (n) place in DRC (as well as Koboko and Mvara near Arua) |
ombu (v) jump, hop |
ombulu (n) fake money, counterfeit, kiwani |
ombuta (n) jump, hopping (also ombuza) |
omega (n) end(ing), final, last who comes after alpha (sigma - lone alpha, beta, delta and gamma) eg YESU ni Omega. = JESUS is the End. |
omgbo (n) size, volume |
omi (v) press, force, pressurise; brain, mind, inner head eg R. Keli kini: O'duko yi ma omi-a 'yo mani ma imu Kanisa-a. = R. Kelly said: Voices in my head be telling me to come to Church. |
Omi (n) village on Koboko Highway after Enyau River |
omogo (n) vagina, female private part (also rua okuni, oma, angunya in Acholi) |
omu (v) visitor, guest; (v) combine; festival eg S.K. ni mu omu-a. = S.K. is going to the festival. |
omu inzile inzi (n) esteemed guests, respected visitors (pronounced omu injile inji) |
Omugo (n) subcounty in Maracha-Terego, Queen Mother in the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom |
omujo (n) guesthouse eg Erina mu Angusara O'di Omujo-a. = Erin is going to New Dawn Guesthouse. |
omukua (n) boiled and salted beans eaten as snacks |
omunyale (n) refugee (also emunyale) eg Omunyale yi engazu Sawusi Sudani-a apa Yuganda-a. = Refugees from South Sudan fled to Uganda. |
omve (v) call (pronounced onve), (tele)phone eg Mi ka golo le, mi omve Niketia-i! = If you want a goal, then call Nketiah! |
omvele (adv) called, named, entitled (also omvezaru) |
omveta (n) calling (also omveza), call |
omvezaru (n) called |
omvi (v) reply, return; feel (again), touch (also amvu, omvu) eg Tria omvi zita. = Tria answered the question. |
omvita (n) answer, reply (also omviza) |
omvizaru (n) returned, replied |
omvu (n) nose, sneeze; orphan; (v) pick up |
omvu co (phr v.) sneeze |
omvumvua (n) drinks (pronounced onvunvua) |
ona (v) dodge, avoid eg Eze ni eyi ona. = Eze is dodging them. |
Onayi (n) place in Terego where mountainous rocks or hills can be viewed on both horizons while on the Arua Highway |
onda (v) look for, search for |
ondakayi (n) red or brown sugar ants that reside on trees for example mangoes, tangerines and jackfruits (also ondakaya) |
ondaza (n) looking for or searching |
ondere (n) giraffe eg Apio so pa ondere ma ageia. = Apio stood beside a giraffe. |
ondi (n) dirt, sweat; (v) pinch eg Ayiko ni ondi ma mva. = Happiness is sweat's child. [Lugbara Proverb] |
ondikokoru (adj) clean, without dirt nor sweat |
ondiru (adj) dirty |
ondo (n) barren person or animal, barrenness, infertility, impotency |
Ondoma (n) male-given name when a woman takes long to deliver a child after marriage (female version is Ondoru) eg Yohana Ondoma ni andra Mvara Sekondari Sukulu ma Dricere. = John Ondoma was sometime ago the Mvara Secondary School Headmaster. |
ondoru (adj) barren |
ondre (n) evening; (v) look, search (also one) |
ondre ta (n) evening meal, evening food |
ondreondre (n) white ants harvested immediately after dusk from 7:30-8:30pm (also andre) |
ondresi (adv) by evening (also ondrealesi), in the evening |
ondreta (n) supervision, checking (ondreza) |
ondrezaru (n) checked, supervised |
ondri (v) become thin or slim, bewitch eg Sitayi ni 'ba ondri. = Sitayi bewitches people. |
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