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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, purojekiti) |
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]) |
otofagi (n) autophagy, body cell self-renewal or internal cleanup and maintenance after 16 hours of fasting, hunger fade |
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) |
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 or southwards from Ovujo eg Julia 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) |
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