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e masaaba nisalavar.e masaaba nʼesalaIdiom. at dawn, at daybreak; time when the sun’s rays begin to appear8.4.1.2.3Time of the day
ebalaamabala1blotch; mark that spoils the clean appearance of s.b. or s.t.Otambala lugoye oluliho ogubala nuja hu bugole.Don’t put on the cloth with a blotch when going to attend a wedding.7.7.7Mark8.3.3.3.5Animal color, marking5.6.1Clean, dirty8.3.3.3.7Multicolored8.3.3.3.6Change color8.3.7.8.2Blemish2colour; appearance that s.t. has as a result of reflecting lightEŋombe yange yʼamabala abiri, ehosa nʼeryʼehiyuusi.My cow has two colours, white and grey.8.3.3.3.4Colors of the spectrum8.3.3.3Color
ebalagiebalagiCokes Hartebeest; tan brown animal of the antelope family with horns forming a bracket shapesp. Alcelaphus buselaphus cockii fam Bovidae1.6.1.1.3Hoofed animals
ebandaamabandaBamboo; reed-like plant with a hollow stemAmabanda agahameranga gatambisiwa ngʼeryani nʼabaatu abandi.The bamboo shoots are used as sauce by some people.sp. Arundinaria alpina fam. Gramineae; sp. Bambusa vulgaris fam Bambuseae1.5.2Bush, shrub1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
ebatirizoebatirizoLugandabaptismal font4.9.5.4Religious ceremony4.9.5.6Religious purification4.9.8Religious things
ebayeebaye1weed; any grass growing where it should not1.5Plant6.2.4Tend a field2wild millet-like weedEbaye linaba mu muga gwʼobule sibwama.When the wild millet-like weed grows in the millet field, it adversely affects the yield.Ebaye eŋere liba egosi lyʼohwabula hu bule.The young millet-like weed is difficult to distinguish from growing millet.sp. Eleusine indica fam. Bambuseae6.2.5.2Crop failure1.5.3Grass, herb, vine1.5.7Plant diseases
ebaagoebaagoslaughtering place; location where an animal is killed for food or for ritual purposesAli hwibaago.He is at the slaughtering place.6.3.4Butcher, slaughter
ebaajiroebaajirocarpentry workshop; place where furniture and other wooden implements are made6.1.6Made by hand6.6.3Working with wood6.5Working with buildings
ebaaleamabaale1stone, 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 etendehard 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 etendehard 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
ebaatiamabaaticorrugated iron sheet for roofingEnyumba yʼebaati sidembya husimbanga buli hiseera.The iron roof house does not need mending the roof quite often.1.2.2.3Metal6.6.2.3Working with metal6.5.3Building materials6.5.2.2Roof
ebeereamabeerebreast; one of the two soft round parts on a woman’s chest that produces milk when she has a babySaata mabeere gage mu haleega.She does not put her breasts in a brassiere.2.1.8.4Female organs2.1.2Torso
ebideteehidetehusks; remains after winnowing half-threshed millet8.1.7.4Remain, remainder5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin6.2.6.1Winnow grain1.5.5Parts of a plant8.6.4.1Outer part
ebigosi bibiri ohutangalihaMetaphor. be in a dilemma, be divided in thought4.4.2Trouble3.2.1.1Think about6.1.3Difficult, impossible7.5.8Simple, complicated4.4.2.1Problem4.4.2.6Suffer9.4.4.9Impossibleder. ofobugosi
ebihangalaehihangalacrop husks; what remains in the field after the harvesting of crops8.1.7.4Remain, remainder5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin6.2.6.1Winnow grain1.5.5Parts of a plant8.6.4.1Outer part
ebihosesewa mu hwinulaehihosesewa mu hwinulafishing tools; tools used when getting fish from the water6.4.5Fishing6.4.5.3Fishing equipment
