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'yeta (n) deed, action |
'yetasi (adv) by deed, by action (pronounced yhetasi) |
'yezaru (adv) done |
'yo (v) say, speak, talk, utter (pronounced yho) eg Olivu 'yo ica Burundi-a muke. = Olive said she reached Burundi safely. |
'yota (n) saying, speaking, talking, utterance |
Zz [pronounced Jj immediately after Nn] |
za (n) meat (also eza, iza) |
za kalanya (n) beef |
za ondo (n) queen (also kuwini) |
Zaki (n) Lugbara ancestor who had 14 children (descendant of Yekeyeke), Lugbara dialect in DR Congo |
Zambia (n) cell, village or zone in Mvara after Barifa Forest and before Kenya Zone, country down south separated from Uganda by Tanzania eg Banda ni aa Zambia-a. = Banda stays in Zambia. |
zamva (n) girl, meat child (pronounced zanva) eg Buritini ni zamva, te sawa azi ma vutia, eri mu eca oku. = Britney is a girl, but after some time, she is going to become a woman. |
zapi (n) niece (daughter) eg Juditi Babiriye Ayikoru ni eri ma zapi. = Judith Babirye Ayikoru is his niece. |
ze (v) defecate, push; faeces, shit, dung |
ze te (v) break wind, gas |
zele (n) anus (also aise geri) |
Zerokisi (v) Xerox |
zeteza (n) act of breaking wind, gassing |
zi (n) daughter (also zii); (v) hide, open; ask, greet |
Zibeya (n) female-given name meaning "Did they consult?" |
ziri (adv) far |
zita (n) question, greeting; concealment |
ziza (n) privacy, concealing (also ocita, ociza, zita) |
zizaru (adv) hidden, concealed (also ocizaru), open(ed); questionable |
zo (v) cross (a river), grow, milk for instance a cow |
zomaazi (n) peer, colleague (also zoazi) eg Dodo ni e'yo nze zomaazi be. = Dodo is talking to a colleague. |
Zombo (n) Alur town and district south of Arua before Nebbi |
zoni (n) zone, village in a city eg Mvara Purimari Sukulu ni Zambia Zoni-a. = Mvara Primary School is in Zambia Zone. |
zori (suffix) the one which is for or of |
zota (n) growth, development, prosperity, length, milking (also zoza) |
zozo (adv) distant, far, long |
zu (adv) whole day, morning to evening; (prep, suffix, v) for, savour eg ayiko zu = enjoy (savour happiness) |
zukulu (n) gourd, calabash (also erece), ndeku in Luganda |
zunguru zanga (n) chicken struck by lightning |
zuru (adj) full to the brim |
zuzu (adv) everyday, daily |
Kalafe [Numbers]: |
0. Toko/ Ogbo |
1. Alu |
2. Iri |
3. Na |
4. Su |
5. Towi/ Tawu |
6. Azia |
7. Aziri |
8. Aro |
9. Oromi |
10. Mudri/ Modri |
11. Mudri (dri)ni alu |
12. Mudri (dri)ni iri |
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