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otitabuku (n) constitution, book of laws |
Otitabuku Yuganda ocezu ri (n) Constitution of Uganda (also Otitabuku Uganda ocezu ri) |
Otitia (n) bare peak of Mt. Wati |
otiza ambori (n) chapter |
Otize (n) mountain in Moyo (also Otizi), Otze, 1,517 metres above sea level |
oto (n) wild hare, domestic rabbit (also eto[o]) |
otoko (n) anthill eg Eriki Adriko si buku erini omve "Otoko". = Eric Adriko wrote a book he called "Otoko". |
Otokoa Cuu (n) Otokoa Market, trading place near Dadamu (Arua) through which you pass to get to Island Resort Beach (for a picnic, boat ride, fishing, music and drinks especially on Sundays) |
otongolo (n) type of poisonous cassava tuber |
otonoko (n) kind of bird with a very long neck |
otra (v) fold, roll |
otralaku (n) small anthill |
Otravu (n) place in Maracha farther inside reachable westwards from Okokoro eg Yulia ni aa Otravu-a. = Julia stays in Otravu. |
otraza (n) rolled, folded |
otrazaru (adj) folded, rolled |
otre (v) shout |
otrenga (n) shouting (also otreta, otreza) |
otri (v) curse, rub, scrub eg Morini otri abi. = Maureen scrubbed the wall. |
otrikutri (adj) dirty |
otrita (n) scrubbing, rubbing |
otriza (adj) cursed |
otro (v) smear |
otrota (n) smearing (also otroza) |
otrozaru (n) smeared |
otru (n) gum |
otruta (n) movement (also otruza) |
otu (n) navel, umbilicus, umbilical cord, sun (also etu, itu); (v) correct, straighten, kick |
Otuambari (n) place north of Ocodri |
otunyu (n) white ants crushed and left to ferment for some time to be used as condiment in sauce, yesterday's white ants (also otunyo) |
otunukua (n) scorpion eg Otunukua ni aa Sahara-a. = A scorpion stays in the Sahara. |
otuo (n) brother-in-law eg Samu ni ma otuo. = Sam is my brother-in-law. |
otupika (n) in-laws (also otupi) |
otuta (n) straightening, correction, kicking, raising, plan, arrangement (also otuza) |
otuwenge (n) otwenge, dance by the Lugbara and Kebu, literally means "elbow" and involves raising those arm joints |
otuzaru (adj) raised, straightened |
ova (v) make a hole in the ground, excavate, uproot |
ovakedo (n) avocado |
overeko (n) remaining bits of food burnt in container |
ovi (n) lightning, thunder, scratch eg Ovi ni aci Terawati 1 (alu) ofu. = Lightning produces 1 Terawatt of power. |
Ovisoni (n) town along Vurra Highway, meaning "struck by lightning" eg Tutuayo Jo ni Ovisoni-a. = Tutuayo House is in Ovisoni. |
ovita (n) scratching (also oviza) |
ovo (v) curve |
ovu (n) kind of basket made from sorghum stalk; laziness, idleness; (v) stay, be; keep quiet eg Ma ovu ciri! = I keep quiet! |
ovua (n) big basket for carrying seedlings |
Ovujo (n) major trading town in Maracha |
ovuo (n) lazy person |
ovuzu (v) stay, be, keep quiet |
Owafa (n) Owaffa, headquarters of Terego meaning elephant bone (Ewa falako) after an injured elephant ran from poachers but died there and rotted until the bones showed, originally called Imirua (meaning "Spy Area"), trading centre before the notorious Teeth Can Lost slope |
owi (n) dawn; (v) spit, make sacrifice, peel, unshell |
Owinyi (n) Owiny, village in Pakwach that was calculated as the Best Venue on Earth for viewing the Sunday 3rd November 2013 Total Solar Eclipse |
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