ngi̱ri̱ngi̱ri̱warthog; wild animal resembling a pig that has some of its teeth exposed outside the mouthphacochoerusgiri1.6.1.1.3Hoofed animals
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mahiiraimmature brew of alcohol that tastes sweet because it has not yet reached its final preparation stage5.2.3.7.1Alcohol preparation
ndemesandemesaBambara nuts; food crop that is cooked fresh, roasted, eaten as sauce and bears its fruit underground5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
ntulegentulegezebra; wild animal that resembles a horse and with black and white stripes all along its bodyEquus quagga1.6.1.1.3Hoofed animals
lukuukunkuukucowpea; plant that grows tall, bears fruit up on the plant, and its seeds resemble that of peas5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
laamalaamaKiswahili1brand; written or printed symbol that is used as a sign of s.t.Synnsura7.7.7Mark3.5.6Sign, symbol2scar; recognisable cut on the skin that spoils its appearance, but that can be used as an identifying markSynkyapa 48.3.3.3.5Animal color, marking5.4.6Ritual scar2.5.3Injure2.1.4Skin
matemilk; drink that comes out of the breast or udder of a mammal as food for its young one6.3.3Milkmate ga lu̱koni̱sap; gum that oozes from a ‘lu̱koni̱’ plant when you have cut it or broken it6.2.5.4Plant product1.5.5Parts of a plant7.5.2.2Stick togethermate ga mutomasap; white gum like milk, that oozes from the bark of a ‘mutoma’ tree when you have cut it or broken it6.2.5.4Plant product1.5.5Parts of a plant7.5.2.2Stick togethermate ga mu̱zoloi̱sap; white gum like milk that oozes out of a ‘mu̱zoloi̱’ tree when you have cut it or broken it6.2.5.4Plant product1.5.5Parts of a plant7.5.2.2Stick together
kimulebimuleplant that is grown for the beauty of its flowers that are attractive, or the flowers on such a plantSynkyakyo21.5.5Parts of a plant
kukaaratoilet a baby; put a baby on the lap and stretch its legs forward so as to help it defecate2.6.4.1.1Care for a baby2.2.8Defecate, feces
ku̱lengeseni̱agauge, evaluate, compare, assess; try all the different alternatives about s.t. in order to get its facts in fullSynkugingiira1ku̱pi̱ma 1kwi̱sani̱ri̱i̱rya3.2.2.3Evaluate, test8.1.2Count8.3.7.9Value8.2.8Measure8.3.5.2Compare
kwizula1become full; reach the brim8.1.6Whole, complete8.1.8Full9.3.2Completely2flow back to the shore when tide is in; for a liquid to flow into or fill its normal area1.1.3.7Flood1.3.2Movement of water1.3.2.2Pour7.3.2.6Put in8.5.4.2Occupy an area8.1.8Full1.3.2.6Tide7.5.9.2Fill, coverkwi̱zu̱u̱lyafill to the brim1.3.2Movement of water1.3.2.2Pour7.3.2.6Put in8.1.6Whole, complete8.1.8Full7.5.9.2Fill, cover9.3.2Completely
mu̱sengi̱basengi̱babysitter, childminder; s.b. who takes care of a baby when its mother is at work or has gone somewhere2.6.4.1.1Care for a baby
ki̱cooli̱ kya nderebi̱cooli̱ bya nderemaize plant that bears more than one maize cob or that bears its cob faster than the expected time of maturity5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds6.2.1.1.3Growing maizeder. ofki̱cooli̱
muteetemiteetebig tree sp. with thorns that does not shed all its leaves, and with fruit that are mostly eaten by goats1.5.1Treeluteetefruit of a certain tropical tree sp. known as ‘muteete’5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit1.5.5Parts of a plant
mu̱nsi̱nyi̱emi̱nsi̱nyi̱ehen; female chicken that has not yet produced but is about to make a sound showing its readiness to lay eggs1.6.1.2Bird6.3.6Poultry raising6.3.6.1Chicken
kasiihiirob̯usiihiiro1very tiny and unnoticeable opening on s.t. from where air or water can escape or find its way into s.t.7.8.5Make hole, opening2small hole with openings on both sides from where a small animal like a squirrel escapes out in times of dangerSynmbawu̱lo1.6.5Animal home1.2.1.5Underground7.8.6Dig
kiwaacubiwaacuwatermelon; creeping plant that resembles a pumpkin plant, bears fruit that are eaten while raw and its seeds are used as spice5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
kubbibbinulabend, contort; force part of the body esp. an arm, leg or neck so that it changes its normal direction or bendsSynkubinya 1ku̱bbegu̱lakwata8.3.1.5Bend7.1.8Bend down7.1.9Move a part of the body
kusungurapress the womb, so that a pregnant woman lies on her back in order to put the womb in its proper position2.6.3Birth2.6.3.5Help to give birth
ni̱ndooli̱mani̱ndooli̱black insect sp. with yellow legs and wings that resembles a wasp and muds its enclosure, e.g., on walls, trees, etc.1.6.1.7Insect
kamansisirab̯umansisirascorpion; insect without wings, with two front curved claws and a long tail that curves over its back and gives a poisonous sting1.6.1.8Spider