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alanda (n) bread made from small white ants (also amboroko)
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alapapa (n) butterfly
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alata (n) health, cleanliness, smartness, neatness
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alatararu (adj) healthy, smart, neat, clean, good, holy eg Opi ADROU okpo dria beri, alatararu, alatararu, alatararu, ERI ndra indi ERI curu'do ci, vini ngapi emupiri-i! = Holy, holy, holy, LORD GOD Almighty WHO was and is and is to come!
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ale (n) love, liking (also leta); stomach, belly, inside (also aleni); (v) exchange eg A'duni nga ama awa ale MUNGU ni be ni? = What will separate us from the love of GOD?
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ale azoza (n) stomach ache, stomach pain
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ale bile (n) stomach ulcer eg Ropopo Vino engazu payipayi aro aapi yi alea o'du towi ni ale bile ati. = Ropopo Wine from raw pawpaws that have stayed in water for five days can heal stomach ulcers.
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ale ngurufu (n) potbell
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alea (adj) pregnant, (prep) inside, in the stomach
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Alemani (n) Germany (also Girimani)
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ali (adj) short (also alia, aliaru), (n) adultery (also ali 'baza), brideprice, crime, plant with thorns, far away (also re), deep; (v) pass by, cut
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aliasi (adv) in short
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Aliba (n) ward or parish of Aroi Subcounty in Ayivu County of Arua District
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ali'bo (n) partridge
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Alifa azini Omega (n) Alpha & Omega
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alifu (n) thousand
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Alikua (n) place in Maracha where Belgians built a small pyramid in the 1920s, two Belgian officers Captain Von Kirkhoven (probably Willem Frans Van Kerckhoven?) and M. de Laages are buried under the fort somewhere next to the road between Nyadri and Katrini
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alimva (v) bastard, illegitimate child
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alio (n) poverty; poor person eg Alio le ma nde. = Poverty wants to defeat me.
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Alioma (n) name given when family is in poverty or groom's family is poor (also Alioru, Alio)
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alioru (adj) poor
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alipi (n) friend (also agoyi) eg Sisilia ni ma alipi! = Cecilia is my friend!
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aliria (n) virgin eg YESU ma andri ni andra aliria. = JESUS's mother was (sometime back) a virgin.
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alitara (n) altar
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aliza (n) cut (sth)
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alo (n) peg for tethering animals
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aloalo (adj) loose, not tightly fixed
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alofe (n) bridge (also olufe)
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alota (n) loosening
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aloza (adj) loosened
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alu (n) one, singular; mole, grasscutter; taste, sweetness (also aluta); (v) peep
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alu alu (adj) tasty; one by one
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alu toko (adj) one only
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alugbe (n) unhatched egg
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aluma (n) curse
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Alungaru (n) old woman in Lugbara mythology who helped Oli trace Kibira's spear
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Aluru (n) Luo tribe south of Lugbara; Lugbara dialect in DR Congo
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aluruga (n) south direction, because of proximity to Alur People (also baria)
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Aluruti (n) Alur language
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alutukubi (n) creeping greens
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aluza(ru) (adj) tasty eg Olanya kini: Rolekisi capati ni aluza! = Olanya said: Rollex chapati is tasty!
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ama (pron) we, us; (v) assess, judge, feel
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Amadingo (n) welfare system where rich Lugbara take care of poor relatives
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amamu (n) pigeon
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amata (n) judgement (also amaza)
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amba (adj) old, grown (n) leader (also ambo, dricere) eg Oripa dra eli 2008 si de eri amba. = Oripa died in 2008 when she was old.
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ambasada (n) ambassador
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Ambeko (n) place between Mvara, Barifa, Oluko and Muni
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ambi (n) cold, (v) make cold
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ambiambi (adj) cold eg Angu ambiambi Kigezi-a! = The place is cold in Kigezi!
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