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pajama (n) pants |
Pajama (n) village in Tara Subcounty |
paka (prep) up to the end, until |
pakasa (n) servant (also waka) |
Pakele (n) Pakelle, trading centre in Adjumani |
Pakisitani (n) Pakistan, Pakistani eg Malala ni Pakisitani ni. = Malala is a Pakistani. |
pakoleta (n) percolator eg Kembabazi ni yi dri pakoleta si. = Kembabazi is boiling water using a percolator. |
Pakuwaci (n) Pakwach, fishing and trading town in Jonam County near the Albert Nile River, considered the Gateway to West Nile by road and rail, east of Nebbi, means "Place of the Leopard", where the mythical brothers Gipiri and Labongo separated, its Most Famous Landmark is the Pakwach Bridge eg Mi iga Pakuwaci! = Remember Pakwach! |
pala bi (n) jute leaf, totem for Ayivu Clan |
palaa (adv) at the footside of, under the mentorship of, under the guardianship or care of sb |
Palesitini (n) Palestine |
paleti (n) palette eg Paleti rangi gbazu = Painting palette |
pali (n) pair of shorts |
pamba (n) cotton eg Mbusua imve 'da ma ru Kotoni, pamba le. = That white cat is called Cotton, like cotton. |
pamva (n) toe (pronounced panva) |
pamvu (n) footmark, footprint, point (pronounced panvu) |
panda (n) panda bear eg Po ni panda. = Po is a panda. |
pandu (n) cassava leaves pounded and cooked as sauce (also banda bi) |
panelu (n) panel eg Joji ni panelu su. = George is fixing the panel. |
panga (n) punishment |
Pangisa (n) place in Arua City near Osu |
panya (n) shortcut eg Arua Agupianzi ayu panya. = Arua Boys used a shortcut. |
papa (adv) nailed; (n) shoes, footwear (also jijima, nyila, viato); father (also baba, ati), Pope eg Papa Furanisisi imu Yuganda-a eli 2015 si. = Pope Francis came to Uganda in the year 2015. |
Paparu (n) name meaning "From the legs" |
paradisi (n) paradise |
paraka (n) stem eg ondu paraka = sorghum stem |
Paranga (n) subcounty formed from Oleba in Maracha eg Petero enga Paranga-a. = Peter is from Paranga. |
parapara (adj, adv) stumbling, unsteadily |
parasetamo (n) paracetamol, Panadol (also Panadolu) |
pari (n) mat made from papyrus, place, yard |
pari alipi ali enyiriko ma rua (n) flesh marks |
pari 'bani mi tizu (n) birthplace, hometown |
pari mini efuzu (n) origin |
pari pari (n) dullness, not active |
parisi (n) parish (also wodi) |
Paruku (n) nickname for Greenlight Stadium in Onduparaka, means "No escape", Valley of No Return |
pasi (adv) on foot, (n) flatiron |
pasipoti (n) passport (also waraga acizuri) |
pasita (n) pastor (also pasitori), Chinese plus Italian food (like noodles, lasagne and spaghetti) eg Pasita Nomani = Pastor Norman |
pata (n) redemption, salvation (also paza) |
pati (n) tree, (maize) cone, putty substance for holding glass panes in window frame eg Dramani ni pati ga. = Dramani is cutting a tree. |
pati etu o'bizuri (n) sundial eg Ahazi ide pati etu o'bizuri. = Ahaz made a sundial. |
pati efi osale (n) ingredients (also pati ifi osale) |
pati ifi (n) plant seed eg Pati ifi ci 'ba amvu 'yapiri yi ni Omia Agribusiness Development Group-a. = There are seeds for farmers at Omia Agribusiness Development Group. |
patifu zopi asea (n) lillies of the field |
patoro (n) rich guy |
paturu (n) millipede |
patuwa (n) patois, Jamaican English |
patuza (n) standing |
Pawori (n) Pawor, subcounty in Lower Madi next to Wadelai, Alur name for a place in Arua |
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