ehibeeŋoebibeeŋosecond wife who is a relative to the first oneKaidu galetire omuhaana wa mbojo nga ehibeeŋo kuba ye mugumba.She brought her brother’s daughter as a second wife for her husband because she is barren.4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriage
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ehihoowaebihowabride wealth loan; dowry of a sister that was received when she married is also used by her brother when marrying2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage2.6.1Marriage
ehinaatoebinaatoco-wife; second wife from the family of the elder wifeOmuhasi wange gandeteeye ehinaato ohuŋwa ewaawe.My first wife brought me a second wife from her home.4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriage
emaaliemaali1dowry, bride wealth; items paid by s.b. marrying a wifeEfe Abanyole huhwa emaali nyingi.We Banyole give (lit: marry with) plenty of bride wealth.2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage2.6.1Marriage2riches, wealth; valuable assets that s.b. owns6.8.1.5Possession, property6.8.2Accumulate wealth4.4.1Prosperity6.8.1.2Rich6.8.1Have wealth
enyungulaenyungula1sectarianism3.2.8Tendency3.4.1.1.3Prefer4.7.9.4Discriminate, be unfair2partiality esp. as practised by a polygamous husband4.3.4Do good to4.3.2Admire someone2.6.4.2.1Rear a child4.3.3Love3.4.1.1.3Prefer4.7.9.4Discriminate, be unfair3.3.1.2Choose2.6.1Marriage
kayiduabakayidufirst wife of a polygamous husband4.1.9.3Widow, widower8.1.1.2Ordinal numbers4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife7.2.5.1Go first8.4.5.1.2First2.6.1Marriage
maamavar.maayiabamaama1mother; stepmother4.1.9.1.2Father, mother2maternal aunt4.1.9.1.2Father, mothermaama mutoIdiom. aunt; sister to your mother4.1.9.1.6Uncle, auntmaama omuŋereIdiom. co-wife to mother4.1.9.1.2Father, mother4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriage
maama omuŋereabamaama abaŋereIdiom. co-wife to mother4.1.9.1.2Father, mother4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriageder. ofmaama
muha bbaabbaabamuha bbaabbastepmother; co-wife to your mother4.1.9.1.2Father, mother4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriage
muŋalihwabaŋalihwaco-wife; woman who shares a husband with another woman. Also used as a term of address for women married to men of the same clan4.1.9.2Related by marriage4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife2.6.1Marriage
ohubaŋiraelope, when a woman leaves her home without formal advance agreement, not telling her parents to get their permission before doing so2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage2.6.1.2Wedding2.6.1Marriageohubaŋisaelope; take a wife without formal advance agreement, before seeking her parents’ consent, or before the parents give assent2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage2.6.1.2Wedding2.6.1Marriage
ohubaŋisavar.ohubaŋisaniaelope; take a wife without formal advance agreement, before seeking her parents’ consent, or before the parents give assentMaria ni Yozefu behirihise ohubaŋisania.Mary and Joseph agreed to go secretly with each other as an engagement.2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage2.6.1.2Wedding2.6.1Marriageder. ofohubaŋira
ohufumbirwaget marriedNafumbiiye omuhana owedembe.I married a peaceful girl.2.6.1.2Wedding2.6.1Marriageohufumbisaarrange for a daughter to get married2.6.1.1Arrange a marriage
ohugaata1officiate at a weddingOmusaseradoti gatugaatire.The priest joined us [in marriage].2.6.1.2Wedding2bring; put together for the common good4.2.1Come together, form a group4.1.5Unity3join separate things7.5.2Join, attach6.7.5Fastening tool7.5.2.1Link, connect4add to the quantities7.5.2.3Add to something8.1.2.2Add numbers8.1.4.2Increase5encompass with a ring; make s.t. circular8.3.1.6Roundohugaatahoincrease; add to what is there8.1.3.1Many, much8.3.1.9Stretch7.5.2.3Add to something6.8.2Accumulate wealth9.3.1.3To a larger degree8.1.7.1Extra8.2Big7.3.4.7Extend8.1.4.2Increaseohugaatiwawed, get married in a church2.6.1.2Wedding2.6.1Marriageohwegaata21cooperate; form a group; unite; come together4.3.4.3Cooperate with4.1.2.1Working relationship4.1.7Begin a relationship4.2.1Come together, form a group4.1.5Unity3.2.5.4Agree with someone2Taboo. have sexual intercourse2.6.2Sexual relations
ohugobosahoremarry; marry again2.6.1Marriage