obunobedesertion; abandonment; segregation4.3.3.3Abandon4.4.2.5Separate, alone4.7.9.6Oppress4.7.9.4Discriminate, be unfair
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obusuulesegregation; situation of being hated4.3.3.3Abandon4.3.3.1Hate, ill will4.4.2.5Separate, alone4.3.2.1Despise someone4.7.9.6Oppress4.7.9.4Discriminate, be unfair
ohudaanya1throw7.3.1.1Throw2get rid of unwanted stuff8.3.7.8.3Garbage4.3.3.3Abandon7.4.5.2Throw awayohudaanya ni wenda ohwinula enyeenithrow the net into the water when catching fish6.4.5.1Fish with net7.3.1.1Throwohudaanyahochange turns; cause s.b. to take the next turn in a game9.1.1.2Become, change state9.1.2.6Change something7.3.5Turn something7.2.2.6Turn4.2.6.1Game6.8.4.9Exchange, trade8.4.5.1.6Alternate7.5.6Substitute7.3.2Move something in a directionohudaanyaho omubiriMetaphor. gain weight; become fat8.2.3.2Fat person8.2Big2.4Body condition
ohuduluma1run; move faster than walking on the ground7.2.1.2Move quickly1.6.4.1Animal movement7.2.1.1.1Run2escape, run away; move from one place to another stealthily7.2.6.3Escape7.2.1.1.1Run3dart; move suddenly from a place7.2.1.2Move quickly4.4.3.3Avoid7.2.1.1.1Run7.2.2.3Move sidewaysohuduluma embiroMetaphor. have diarrhoea2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.2.8Defecate, fecesohuduluma hwʼamaajiflow fast, of water, esp. during the rainy season1.3.1.3River1.3.2Movement of water1.3.2.1Flow1.3.2.2Pourohudulumirirahelp, aid, respond to s.b. in trouble4.4.4Respond to someone in trouble4.3.4.2Helpohudulumyasend away, cause to leave4.1.7.1End a relationship7.2.3.3Leave8.4.6.1.2Stop something7.2.8Send someone4.7.7.5Ostracize4.3.3.3Abandon3.3.3.5Compel6.1.2.4.3Give up7.3.3.4Chase away4.2.1.8.2Leave an organization
ohudulumyasend away, cause to leaveEsonga eyamudulumiisye.The reason he caused him to be sent away.4.1.7.1End a relationship7.2.3.3Leave8.4.6.1.2Stop something7.2.8Send someone4.7.7.5Ostracize4.3.3.3Abandon3.3.3.5Compel6.1.2.4.3Give up7.3.3.4Chase away4.2.1.8.2Leave an organizationder. ofohuduluma
ohufulumuha1rush away; run offAfulumuhire gaaleha ebiryo.He has run off and left food.7.2.1.2Move quickly7.2.3.3Leave8.4.8.1Quick7.2.3.1Move away7.2.1.1.1Run8.4.8Speed2leave abruptly in protest7.2.1.2Move quickly7.2.3.3Leave3.2.5.4.2Protest8.4.8.3Sudden7.2.3.1Move away4.3.3.3Abandon7.2.1.1Walk7.2.1.1.1Runohufulumusaflush out; chase an animal from its hiding place when hunting6.4.1Hunt
ohuleha1stopLeha ohweralihirira.Stop being worried.8.4.6.1.2Stop something6.1.2.3.5Complete, finish8.4.6.1.3End2leave unattended7.4.5.1Leave something3.2.6.1Forgetohuleha mubugenderereabstain4.3.6Self-controlled2.6.2.1Virginityohulehera1stop wandering and settle down8.4.6.1.2Stop something7.2.7.1Stop moving2quit; with the implication that quitting is justified7.2.3.3Leave8.4.6.1.2Stop something4.3.3.3Abandon6.1.2.4.3Give up4.2.1.8.2Leave an organizationohuleheraaŋo1stop at once8.4.6.1.2Stop something2stop at that (place)7.2.4.4Travel in space7.2.7.1Stop moving9.5.1.6.3Goal (of movement)7.2.3.3.1Arrive7.2.4.1Travel by land7.2.4.2Travel by water7.2.3Move toward somethingohutaleherabe continuous8.4.6.6.4All the time3.3.1.6Determined8.4.7Continue, persevere8.4.2.2A long time7.2.2.1Move forward8.4.2.3Forever8.1.4.2Increase
ohulehera1stop wandering and settle down8.4.6.1.2Stop something7.2.7.1Stop moving2quit; with the implication that quitting is justified7.2.3.3Leave8.4.6.1.2Stop something4.3.3.3Abandon6.1.2.4.3Give up4.2.1.8.2Leave an organizationder. ofohuleha
ohulehulapardon, drop charges, free s.b. from bondage4.4.4.4Save from trouble4.7.6.1Acquit7.2.6.4Set free4.4.4.1Mercy4.7.5.6Drop charges4.8.4.7Forgive3.1.2.4Ignore4.8.4.5Renounce claim, concede4.7.7.6Pardon, release3.3.4.1Give permission3.2.5.9Approve of somethingohulehulanaseparate a relationship; stop holding each other or stop living together4.1.7.1End a relationship4.3.3.3Abandon2.6.1.4Divorceohulehuliraresign, relinquish; give up on s.t.4.8.3.4Surrender4.8.4.5Renounce claim, concede6.1.2.4.3Give up4.5.4Submit to authority4.5.4.1Obey3.3.2.1Agree to do somethingohulehulwabe set free7.2.6.4Set free4.4.4.6Free from bondage
ohulehulanaseparate a relationship; stop holding each other or stop living togetherMusaasula baleheene nʼomuhasi wuwe.Musasula and his wife left each other.4.1.7.1End a relationship4.3.3.3Abandon2.6.1.4Divorceder. ofohulehula
ohunobarun away, desert, leave; when a woman divorces a husband, or abandons her parentsOmuhasi ganobire huwamwe.The woman left her husband.Omuhaana oyo ganobire abasaaye babe.That girl has deserted her parents [i.e. she never visits them].4.1.7.1End a relationship7.2.3.3Leave7.2.4.5Move to a new house4.3.3.3Abandon2.6.1.4Divorceeyi banobadivorced person; the one left behind after divorce4.1.7.1End a relationship2.6.1.4Divorceohunobaganadivorce each other4.1.7.1End a relationship2.6.1.4Divorce
ohusirareject, boycott; refuse to accept or do s.t. in a sulky, impolite mannerOmwana asirire emere.The child refused food.Abahwe basirire emaali.The in-laws reject the bride wealth.3.3.2.2Refuse to do something3.2.5.4.2Protest4.5.4.2Disobey4.3.3.3Abandon3.3.5.2Reject4.8.1.1Oppose4.5.4.6Rebel against authority3.3.1.7Stubbornohutasirahave a strong opinion or conviction, have no doubts; believe s.t. strongly3.2.5Opinion3.2.5.1Believe
ohutula1go out, rise and come outOmwesi gutulireeyo.The moon has risen.7.2.3.3Leave2.3.1.5Visible2.3.1.5.1Appear7.2.3.2.1Come7.2.3.4.1Move out2resign, quit; leave a group7.2.3.3Leave6.1.2.4.3Give up4.1.6.2Set self apart4.5.4Submit to authority3.3.2.1Agree to do something4.2.1.8.2Leave an organizationohutulaŋoleave4.1.7.1End a relationship7.2.3.3Leave7.2.4.5Move to a new house7.2.3.1Move away4.3.3.3Abandon4.2.1.8.2Leave an organizationomutula enyumbafemale divorcee4.1.7.1End a relationship2.6.1.4Divorce
ohwiba1steal6.8.9.4Take by force6.8.9.1Steal2cheat4.3.5.1Dishonest4.3.5.5Deceive6.8.9.2Cheatohweyiba1sneak, slip away; steal yourself away, leaving abruptly without anyone noticing7.2.1.2Move quickly7.2.3.3Leave3.2.5.4.2Protest8.4.8.3Sudden7.2.3.1Move away4.3.3.3Abandon7.2.1.1Walk7.2.1.1.1Run2escape7.2.6.3Escapeohwibirasteal s.t. for s.b. else6.8.9.4Take by force6.8.9.1Steal
omunobanganiabanobanganideserter; s.b. who keeps on divorcing4.1.7.1End a relationship7.2.3.3Leave7.2.4.5Move to a new house4.3.3.3Abandon2.6.1.4Divorce
omwoyo1emyoyoheart; organ that pumps blood around the body2.1.8.1Heartohuhola nʼemyoyo ebiriIdiom. gamble; take or venture into a risk4.4.4.8Risk6.1.2.1Try, attempt4.2.6.4Gamblingohusala omwoyoIdiom. dance esp. the traditional dance4.2.4Danceohuserya omwoyoIdiom. perform a type of dance where the dancer wriggles the stomach4.2.4Dance2.1.8.2Stomachohusidiha omwoyoIdiom. persevere3.3.1.6Determined4.4.3.6Endure8.4.7Continue, persevere4.4.3.7Survive4.4.2.6Suffer4.3.1.5Patient7.2.7.3Waitohusimba omwoyoIdiom. covet3.4.2.1.8Jealous3.3.1.8Lust3.3Want3.4.1.1Like, love3.4.1.4Interestedohutataayo omwoyoIdiom. be indifferent; not be serious with s.t.3.4.1.4.6Uninterested, bored3.4.1.4.5Indifferent3.1.2.4Ignore4.3.3.2Not care3.2.6.1Forgetohutaaho omwoyo1be committed to3.3.1.6Determined4.9.5.1Devout4.9.5.8Dedicate to religious use2be concerned about3.2.1.1Think about3.1.2.3Attention3.4.2.4.1Worriedohutaayo omwoyoIdiom. show keen interest3.2.2.7Willing to learn3.4.1.4Interestedohutusayo omwoyoIdiom. abandon completely4.3.3.3Abandonohwigula emyoyoIdiom. preach3.5.2Make speech3.6.1Show, explain3.6Teach3.5.1Sayohwisa omwoyo1Idiom. be relieved of a burden4.4.4.7Relief2relax3.4.1.2.1Relaxed2.4.5Rest7.1.7.1Relaxed postureomwoyo ohuba ŋalalaIdiom. be contented5.2.2.6Satiated, full3.4.1.1.1Enjoy doing something3.4.1.2Happy3.4.1.1.6Contentmentomwoyo ohujiriraIdiom. have nausea2.5.2.3Stomach illness
