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amahumi adaatunumthirty8.1.1.1Cardinal numbers
amahumi anenumforty8.1.1.1Cardinal numbers
amahumi ataanunumfifty8.1.1.1Cardinal numbers
amahuyuehuyunfruit of a fig tree5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit1.5.5Parts of a plant
amajancracks in dry skin, e.g., in the heel2.5.2.2Skin disease2.1.4Skin
amajaanintea leaves; from a shrub cultivated for its leaves that are crushed to be used in making teasp. Thea sinensis fam. Theaceae5.2.3.6Beverage
amajibbondoejibbondonmulti-coloured thing, s.t. that possesses several colours8.3.3.3.7Multicolored
amajohiiron1gills; parts of a fish, through which breathing is doneEnyeeni endaŋi oyimanyira hu majohiiro amalando.Fresh fish is known by the red gills.1.6.2.3Parts of a fish2jowls; part of the body under the jaw, in particular the area of tonsils and neck glands2.1.1Head
amajoliejolindecoration; things added to a place or a thing to make it look more attractive8.3.8Decorated5.4Adornment2.3.1.8Appearance5.1.2Household decoration2.3.1.8.1Beautiful
amajolinjonmulti-colourednessGambaaye esaati eyamajolinjo.He is wearing a multi-coloured shirt.8.3.3.3.7Multicolored
amakajanrheumatism; disease of the joints and muscles2.5.2Disease
amakironpostnatal disease affecting newly delivered mothers and newly born babies2.6.3Birth2.5.1Sick2.5.2Disease
amakolooniEnglishnmacaroni; tubular pasta made of wheat flour that is commonly eaten by most people in Bunyole5.2.3.4Prepared food
amakoonaekoonaEnglishncorner; point where two converging sides, walls, or roads etc. meet8.6Parts of things8.6.6Edge
amakungulanharvest6.2.5Harvest
amalabuhinintelligence, wisdom; quality of being knowledgeable due to experience4.3.1Good, moral4.3.1.3Mature in behavior3.2.1.3Intelligent4.3.5.3Reliable6.1.1.1Expert4.3.1.3.2Sensible
amalambulaerambulanold money coins of ten cents each6.8.6.1Monetary units6.8.6Money
amalangaasen1numbness; temporal paralysis of a limb when it is folded in an unusual position for some timeAmalangaase gandi mu hugulu.The numbness in my leg.2.3.5Sense of touch2electricity6.6.8.1Working with electricity
amalasirenanimal blood; blood esp. from a slaughtered domestic animal that is cooked and eaten6.3.7Animal products5.2.3.2Food from animals2.2.5Bleed, blood
amalaalongraveyard, cemetery; place where the dead are buried2.6.6.6Grave2.6.6.5Bury
amalegehanwater collected in a container during rainfallAmaaji amalegeha gatuhusa engoye ohusinga ago mu sobere.The water collected during rainfall washes the clothes cleaner than water from the well.1.3Water6.6.7Working with water1.1.3.3Rain
amalehensaliva running out in a streakOnasamirira omunwa olulehe lutula.If you keep the mouth open, saliva comes out in a streak.2.2.3Spit, saliva
amalibbonplaque; crust that gathers on the teeth when they are not brushed for a long time5.4.4Care for the teeth
amalikibbuerikibbunshoes; what is worn to cover the feet5.3.2Women's clothing5.3.1Men's clothing
amalironwailing, mourning; crying in a loud voice due to sadnessAmaliro gagirire hwamanya ohufa hwa lataawo.The wailing made us know the death of your father.3.4.2.1Sad3.5.6.5Cry, tear2.6.6.4Mourn