ehigaliebigaliold winnowing tray that is tearing apart6.2.8Agricultural tool6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grain
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ehihaaliebihaalierect woven drying rack for simsim or sesame process5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds1.5.2Bush, shrub6.2.6Process harvest
ehitaliriebitaliri1drying platform used for crops such as sesame1.3.3.1Dry6.2.6Process harvest2plate stand; structure where plates are put5.2.1Food preparation5.6.3Wash dishes5.2.2.8Eating utensil5.2.1.5Serve food6.7.7Container5.1.1.4Cabinet3Metaphor. bed5.1.1.3Bed
ehitindiiroebitindiiro1plate stand for drying dishes5.2.1Food preparation5.6.3Wash dishes5.2.2.8Eating utensil5.2.1.5Serve food6.7.7Container5.1.1.4Cabinet2rack on which tobacco leaves are dried1.3.3.1Dry6.2.6Process harvest6.2.1.5.2Growing tobacco
ohubagalaspread outBagala obule hu lunya.Spread out millet on the courtyard.7.5.1.1Separate, scatter1.3.2.1Flow1.3.2.2Pour6.2.6Process harvest7.4.4Distribute7.5.7Multiple things moving7.5.9.2Fill, cover
ohubulunguhacrumble; cause s.t. to break into small pieces7.8.1Breakohubulungula1destroy, damage, smash, disintegrate s.t. by crumbling it7.9.2Tear down7.8.1Break4.3.4.6.1Spoil8.3.7.8Decay8.3.7.8.1Rust7.5.2.4Remove, take apart7.9.3Destroy7.9.1Damage7.9Break, wear out2thresh maize so that seeds are removed from the cobs6.2.6.3Thresh6.2.6Process harvest
ohubulungula1destroy, damage, smash, disintegrate s.t. by crumbling it7.9.2Tear down7.8.1Break4.3.4.6.1Spoil8.3.7.8Decay8.3.7.8.1Rust7.5.2.4Remove, take apart7.9.3Destroy7.9.1Damage7.9Break, wear out2thresh maize so that seeds are removed from the cobs6.2.6.3Thresh6.2.6Process harvestder. ofohubulunguha
ohudumuuhabe blown by the windOmuhuuji gudumuuhire nʼepuuji.The millet chaff has been blown by the wind.1.1.2.1Blow air1.1.3.1Windohudumuusawinnow; blow off chaff from grain6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grain
ohudumuusawinnow; blow off chaff from grainEpuuji yiriho yinahuyede ohudumuusa obule.There is the wind that will help you blow the chaff from the millet.6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grainder. ofohudumuuha
ohugalusagalusakeep turning s.t., esp. grain foodstuffs, so they dry quickly in the sun7.3.5Turn something6.2.6Process harvest8.3.7.8.4Preserve7.3.7.3Spread, smearohwegalangasaroll on the ground; throw yourself down and roll, e.g., like a person with epilepsy7.3.5Turn something7.2.2.6Turn8.3.1.5.1Roll up7.1Posture7.2Moveohwegalusaturn over; roll over, e.g., when sleeping7.3.5Turn something7.2.2.6Turn7.1Posture
ohuhonjawinnow; remove the chaff from grainOlugali lwetagiwa mu huhonja.A tray is necessary when winnowing.6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grain
ohuhoolapick; break off with hands7.3.3.1Take something from somewhere7.3.2.7Take something out of something6.2.6Process harvestohuhoola ameenoextract teeth for cultural reasons7.3.2.7Take something out of something7.3.2.8Pull2.5.2.4Tooth decay
ohuhunuula1skin sisal; remove the outer covering of sisal threads6.2.6Process harvest2unearth s.t. hidden7.6Hide7.8.6Dig
ohulaŋyaseparate grit or stones from millet by shaking on a winnower6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grainder. ofohulaŋula
ohusenyeetawinnow; remove sand from grain by winnowing6.2.6Process harvest6.2.6.1Winnow grain
ohusimuula1wipe, mop, swab, rub off; remove moisture or dust from a surface by wipingSimuula omwana gahabalagala.Wipe the baby to dry him.Wesimuuleeho oluuya mu moni.Mop the sweat from your face.Wesimuuleeho amasiga.Wipe your tears.5.6.1Clean, dirty7.7.5Rub5.8Manage a house7.3.7.3Spread, smear5.6.6Wipe, erase5.6.5Sweep, rake2Metaphor. remove sorcery5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin6.2.6Process harvest4.9.4.1Sorcery
ohusiriita1trample; tread on s.t.7.2.1.1Walk2thresh by trampling5.2.1Food preparation6.2.6.3Thresh6.2.6Process harvest5.2.1.2.2Pound in mortar and pestle
ohusungula1separate grain from chaff7.5.1.1Separate, scatter6.2.6.1Winnow grain2remove shells from ground nuts after cracking5.2.1Food preparation5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin6.2.6Process harvest
ohwaniha1put out s.t. in the sunshine to dryHuli nʼohwaniha obule buno bwome ko hu bubunge.We have to be putting out this millet to dry before we store it.1.3.3.1Dry6.2.6Process harvest8.3.7.8.4Preserveohwanihirisaput s.t. in the sunshine and keep turning it over and over with the anxiety to have it dry very quickly1.3.3.1Dry6.2.6Process harvest8.3.7.8.4Preserveohwanulatake down and bring inside clothes from drying7.3.3.1Take something from somewhere5.6.4Wash clothes7.3.3Take somewhereohweyanihabe uncovered, exposed, out in the open; stay in a place without a cover3.2.3.1Known, unknown2.3.1.5Visible7.3.7.1Uncover3.5.1.5.2Disclose8.5.1.4.1Out, outside
ohwanihirisaput s.t. in the sunshine and keep turning it over and over with the anxiety to have it dry very quicklyYanihirisa obunya bwahooma mangu hwaba nʼehyohulya.Keep turning over and over the freshly harvested millet so that we have s.t. to eat.1.3.3.1Dry6.2.6Process harvest8.3.7.8.4Preserveder. ofohwaniha1