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onzo (v) belittle; cheat, smash |
onzokonzo (n) smooth |
onzomatara (n) belittling |
onzoroko (n) dirt, many |
onzorokoru (adj) dirty |
onzota (n) belittling, minimizing; cheating, smashing (also onzoza) |
onzu (v) off load; run |
onzuta (n) offloading eg from a bag; running (also onzuza) |
oo (v) speak, talk (also 'yo) |
opa (v) nail, rob eg Furanisisi opa kiti. = Francis nailed the seat. |
opalaku (n) smooth stone used instead of a hammer |
Oparesoni Lonyi Ideta (n) Operation Wealth Creation (also Oparesoni Lonyi Ideza) |
Oparita (n) Chief of Adjumani during colonial days mentioned in the song "Alu Juma Aringa, iri Noah Koboko... oromi Oparita Adjumani..." |
opasi (n) nape, back of your neck |
opazaru (v) nailed, robbed |
ope (n) guinea fowl; (v) select, choose |
opendu (n) segregation, nepotism |
operea (n) swallow (bird) |
opeta (n) choice, selection (also opeza), election, voting |
opezaru (adv) selected, chosen |
opi (n) chief, chieftainship, king, master; wing(s), (v) swell; peel, unshell eg YESU ni opi ma Opi. = JESUS is the King of kings. |
Opi ma ndrita ma ovu mibe! (greeting) May the glory of the LORD be with you! |
opi mva (n) prince (pronounced opi nva, plu. opi anzi) |
opi nyaza (n) power |
opi opi (adj) swollen |
opi ti (phr v.) close (mouth), switch off, conclude, finalise eg Mi opi redio ti! = Switch off the radio! |
opile (n) wings (also opilebiko) eg Serafi ma opile azia. = A seraphim (angel) has six wings. |
opilebi (n) insect wings |
opimaopima (n) cabbage (also kebeji) |
opipia (n) boil (also apipia) |
opiza (n) swelling, act of unshelling eg Dokita Birungi nze opiza agu azoru ma pa-a Arua Hosipito-a. = Doctor Birungi removed a swelling in a patient's leg at Arua Hospital. |
opizaru (adj) swollen, peeled |
opo fe (phr v.) commission, give power or authority to |
opo feza (n) commissioning (also okpo feza) |
opoa (n) leftover food (also mawolu, ibeku) |
oporovu (n) pregnancy, pregnant woman |
Opozisoni (n) Opposition |
ora (v) leak; (over)think, worry |
Ora (n) River Nile tributary flowing eastwards to the Albert Nile near Madi Okollo Town as you enter Arua District |
ora idrika (n) small mushrooms that grow at the entrance of a python hole |
Orani (v) rock formation and village in Tara (now Ajira Subcounty) |
orata (n) leakage, thought (also oraza) |
Orawa (n) place found somewhere between Arua Airport and the Ociba-Ombaci Road with a priceless view of Arua City buildings plus other geography on the southern horizon |
oresi (n) goat given by a husband to his baby mama's parents to cleanse their child from bad luck after placenta is not buried at man's place |
ori (n) snake; fear, cowardice (also uri), seed; (v) settle at the bottom of a liquid eg Ori ci ya? Ori yo! = Is there fear? No fear! |
ori 'dipi (n) spiritual leader |
ori owizu (n) sacrifice to ghosts in form of a goat, ox, sheep or fowl. Meat is divided into three portions: one for the dead which is placed in their shrines, second is cooked and eaten by the congregation while third is taken home uncooked for later distribution by them among more distant patrilineal kin |
ori zoza (n) crop growing, seed planting |
ori'ba (n) family (also aku) |
oria (n) half-breed usually with Asian descent (also cotara) eg Cenene ni oria. = Chenene is of Asian descent. |
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