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ambiriga ambiriga (n) sex
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ambita (n) coldness (also ambiza)
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Ambo Towi (n) the Big 5 eg Ambo 5 mi isu woro suru were ma alea ekile Yuganda; eyi: Ewa, odru, obirio, kami azini o'du! = All the Big 5 can be found in few countries like Uganda; they are: Elephant, buffalo, rhino, lion and leopard!
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ambo (adj) great, big, huge (also ambu, amburu, amboo) (n) master, boss, supervisor, respected person; stubbornness (also drionzi, agadri)
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ambo jindia (n) sergeant at arms
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amboroko (n) flat grassless mass of soil, hard like an anthill
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amboru (adj) stubborn eg Alio ni amboru! = Poverty is stubborn!
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Amerika (n) America, United States eg Awinda ni mu Amerika-a. = Awinda is going to America.
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amuro (n) bride, newly wed (also 'ba mini jeri, oku 'bani jeri) eg Efuru ni eri ma amuro. = Efuru is his bride.
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Amuru (n) district east of Pakwach, formerly part of Gulu
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amuti (n) agency
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Amuti Amvu'yaza E'yo ma Eti ondapi Suru-a (n) National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO)
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Amuti Aro E'yo Onepi (n) National Drug Authority
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Amuti Kaluluni (n) Electoral Commission (also Elekitoro Komisoni) eg Botusuwana ma Amuti Kaluluni = Botswana's Electoral Commission
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Amuti Mupira Onepi Afirika-a (n) CAF
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Amuti Mupira Onepi Wudrikuru-a (n) FIFA
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amva (v) mate (for animals)
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amve (prep) out, outside, abroad, overseas
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amvi (n) sister (also amvii, sisi), touch (also olo) eg Ketra ni Fiona ma amvi. = Ketra is Fiona's sister.
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amvu (n) garden, field, touch; (v) embrace, get hold of eg Ayakaka ni ti dro amvu-a ri si. = Ayakaka is chasing the cows from the garden.
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amvu 'yaza (n) farming, agriculture (also azi amvu ni, informal agurikeca)
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ana (n) weed (also ano)
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analogu (n) analog
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ande (n) tiredness, fatigue
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anderiku (n) chiefly stool
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andesoma (n) reward (also orodri)
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andi (n) foreigner
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andra (adv) sometime ago (also andraa); (prep) down below, down the slope, beneath eg Idi Amini ni andra Yuganda ma Suru Drile. = Idi Amin was sometime ago President of Uganda.
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andrale (n) east direction (also etu ni efuria)
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Andrale'ba (n) lowland people, a section of Lugbara, the Lugbara of the East, Easterners
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andrapuru (n) aunt
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andre (n) tongue (also edre), mother (also andri)
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andreli (n) dew
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andreti (n) face (also mileti) eg Asinduru isu coki i-ma andreti-a. = Asinduru found chalk on her face.
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andri (n) mother (also andre, ayia, ma, mama, mami); (v) visit, supervise, regulate, check eg Ndezo ni ma andri. = Ndezo is my mother.
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andrike (n) witchcraft (also acife, enata)
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andrita (n) visit, supervision, checking (also andriza)
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androndro (n) gossip (also songi songi, kimbelembele, lugambo)
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andru (adv) today; (n) humour; abandoned home, deserted place eg Andra ma o'dapiri, andrusi o'da ni ma ku. = The one who abused me before, today doesn't abuse me.
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andruru (adj) humorous
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Andruvu (n) suburb northeast of Arua City before Manibe and Ombaci
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angara (n) flat, bony and salty fish found mainly in Pakwach from the Albert Nile eg Sawa azia eca 'bo, anya enyasa angara si. = 12 o'clock has arrived already, we ate staple food with angara fish. [Nursery Rhyme]
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angarawa (n) skinless cowpeas or beans, slightly fried or cooked and mixed with groundnut paste (in Terego dialect/ also angaraba)
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angiri (n) a lot
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angu (n) place, plot of land eg Seroma je angu Arua Puremari vu. = Seroma bought land near Arua Primary.
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angu biza (n) darkness, night
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angu dali (n) low place, valley eg Majidu sa maaku angu dali-a. = Majid planted potatoes in a valley.
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angu driza (n) heat
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angu edezu (n) cleansing the land, for preparing the place
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angu ei (n) landlord, land owner
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