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amayigavar.amaŋigaeŋigan1hearthstones; three stones or three moulded mounds on which a cooking pot is put with a fire lit underneath1.2.2.2Rock5.2.1Food preparation5.5.7Fireplace5.2.1.3Cooking utensil2place where fire is lit between three stones for balancing cooking pots in which food is cooked5.5.7Fireplace5.5Fire

ebaaleamabaalen1stone, rock; hard solid material found in the ground that is used in building houses and roadsMba humanya aŋa balihusiiha nahahomireŋo ebaale.If only I knew where you will be buried I would place (plant) a stone there.Ebaale lyʼe Tororo balihamo simiti.Cement is made from a rock at Tororo.Abasomi abediimire baholoŋire abasirikale amabaale.The rioting students threw stones at the policemen.6.6.2.7Working with stone1.2.2.2Rock2cleaning stoneEbaale eriŋirya amaja ritehwa hubaaho ameeno.The stone for cleaning the feet while bathing must be rough.1.2.2.2Rock5.6.2Bathe3flagstone; stone that is used in making the floor of a houseŊaasi wʼenju aŋaba amabaale ŋaba ŋagumu.The floor that is made of stones is very strong.6.5.2.3Floor4sinker; piece of rock used to lower the fish net into water6.4.5.3Fishing equipmentebaale etendenhard rock that is not easy to crush6.6.2.7Working with stone1.2.2.2Rock8.3.6.2Hard, firm8.3.6.3Stiff, flexible8.3.6.1Strong, brittle

ebaale etendeebaale etendenhard rock that is not easy to crushAmabaale amatende agʼeButunga njʼagabatongolera emyala.The hard stones from Butunga rock are used in building bridges.6.6.2.7Working with stone1.2.2.2Rock8.3.6.2Hard, firm8.3.6.3Stiff, flexible8.3.6.1Strong, brittleder. ofebaale

ebbuuluamabbuuluniron ore; Laterite rock whose components can be extracted for iron smelting1.2.2.2Rock1.2.2.3Metal1.2.2.4Mineral

empongera pigaempongera pigansmall supporting stone in a fireplace that is used to prop a cooking pot1.2.2.2Rock5.2.1Food preparation5.5.7Fireplace5.2.1.3Cooking utensil

obubaaleahabaalengravel; small stones mixed with sand for scraping cooking pans6.6.2.7Working with stone1.2.2.2Rock1.2.2.1Soil, dirt6.5.4.1Road

olubangaemangan1large flat rock on which things can be spread for dryingObugehe bwa mwogo bwoma mangu ni wanihiwire hu lubanga.The split cassava dries quickly when spread on a large, flat rock.1.3.3.1Dry1.2.2.2Rock2crater; deep and wide crack on a rock where water collects when it rainsAŋirire eŋombe hu lubanga ohunywa amaaji.He has taken the cattle to the hollow on the rock to drink water.1.2.2.2Rock1.3.1.1Ocean, lake1.2.1.5Underground

olutaaŋoetaaŋonlarge area of rocky ground that is covered by a thin layer of soilEbisaala sibihula hu lutaaŋo kubanga hubaaaho eroba etotono.Trees don’t grow on thinly covered rocks because there is very little soil.1.2.2.2Rock1.2.2.1Soil, dirt1.2.1.3Plain, plateau