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oriahulu (n) cobra |
Orienitale Purovinsi (n) Orientale Province, region in northeastern DR Congo immediately west of Arua District |
orii (n) mixture of gold and other metals (also oruu), reference in Congo |
orindi (n) spirit, soul (also urindi, literally ori indi [because of fleshy body, but becomes only ori after death]) |
Orindi Alari (n) Holy Spirit (also Urindi Alari) |
orio (n) coward (also urio) |
oro (n) earth, universe, the world, upper part of thigh; tiredness, (v) feel tired |
orobi (n) dream eg MUNGU ni e'yo nze orobi si. = GOD speaks through a dream. |
orodri (n) profit, benefit, gain, use(fulness) eg Afa MUNGU ni le amavu ri, (eri orindi ni); rua ma orodri yo, (eri nga ma ra)! = What GOD wants from us, (it is the spirit); the body is useless, (it will rot)! |
orodriru (adj) profitable, gainful, beneficial |
oromi (n) nine eg Aseni Wenga nde kopo ku eli oromi engazu 2005 pere 2014. = Arsene Wenger did not win a cup for nine years since 2005 up to 2014. |
Oromo (n) Cushitic language (spoken in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia and Egypt), 3rd Most Spoken African Language |
oru (adv) up, high, (prep) above, (v) prepare (esp. porridge), wake up eg Gasi oru i'di! = Gasi prepared porridge! |
orukua (n) type of dodo greens |
Orule'ba (n) highland people, a section of Lugbara |
oruleru (adv) upper |
oruta (n) waking up |
osa (n) mixture, syrup; (v) fly, mix, slap eg Anyoya ma-a, 'ba kaka osa osu be. = In anyoya, maize is mixed with beans. |
osasa (n) insect |
ose (adj) fat, (v) fatten; pull eg Halu ni ose. = Hal is fat. |
oseta (n) fattening |
oseza (adj) fatness, big masavu |
osi (v) give birth, produce a baby; roast; write eg Neria osi mva ago. = Neria gave birth to a male child. |
osisia (n) secretary, scribe (also osipiri) |
osita (n) birth; roasting, writing, registration |
Ositrelia (n) Australia eg Oguwapiti ni Ositrelia-a. = Ogwapit is in Australia. |
osiza (adj) roasted |
osizaru (adj) roasted; written |
oso (n) fat; pole with sth sharp |
osofi (n) protruding middle part of the upper lip |
osolo (n) mucus-like substance that comes from chest while coughing, sputum |
osoroko (n) old clothes |
osu (n) bow, gun (also bunduki, usu); peas, beans; (v) fix, pour, dress, marvel eg Kazibuwe ji osu vule gombolola-a. = Kazibwe took the gun back to the gombolola. |
Osu (n) river through the Arua Golf Course, suburb near Osu River behind Hospital Road and Rhino Camp Road |
Osu Geri (n) Osu Crescent, smaller crescent road in the area off Oda Road and within the bigger Awudele Crescent |
osu nyirikia bi (n) leaves of tiny beans |
osofi (n) protruding middle part of upper lip |
osubi (n) bean leaf (also gobe) |
osuta (n) miracle, marvel (also osuza) eg Kayanza ide osuta. = Kayanja made a miracle. |
osutaru (adj) marvelous, magical, miraculous (also osuzaru) eg Onduparaka FC ma rukuza osutaru. = Onduparaka FC's fame is marvelous. |
ota (v) sympathise, show pity |
otaka (n) pot with wide mouth |
otakua (n) small pot used for boiling sauce |
otala (n) go-between in marriage, best man at wedding |
otaramba (n) gold (in Aringa dialect) |
otaria (n) cricket (also etirili, etiringili) eg Tindu nya otaria. = Tindu ate a cricket. |
ote (v) wait |
oteta (n) waiting for sb |
oti (v) arrange in order, pluck eg fruits from tree; hang sb, tie eg animals; swallow |
otita (n) program(me), radio show, arrangement (also otuta, projekiti) |
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