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agodemthose ones9.2.3.5Demonstrative pronouns
agosyaŋo abaatuvar.ogosyaŋo abaatuabagosyaŋo abaatunkidnapper; abductor4.3.4.8Kidnapder. ofohugosya abaatu
AgusitoEnglishadvAugust; eighth month of the year8.4.1.4.1Months of the year
ahabawoobubawongallows4.7.7.4Execute
ahabebulaobubebulanslice, strip; small flat piece of s.t.8.1.6.2Piece8.1.1.6Fraction8.6Parts of things8.1.6.1Part8.1.5.1Some
ahabenjeobubenjendanger; possibility of harm or death to s.b.4.4.2.2Danger
ahabeŋoobubeŋonbreeze; wind that does not blow fastAhabeŋo hatengesya ebisaala polapola.The breeze is gently shaking the trees.1.1.3.1Windohunywa embeŋovIdiom. enjoy life3.4.1.1.8Pleased with3.4.1Feel good3.4.1.1.1Enjoy doing something3.4.1.2Happy3.4.1.1Like, loveohuŋulira embeŋovshiver; feel cold7.3.1.3Shake2.5.6.2Fever8.3.4.1Cold7.1.9Move a part of the body2.5.6Symptom of disease
ahabetoobubetonrat trap6.4.2Trap7.2.6.1Catch, capture
ahabindoobubindonmoan; esp. the moan of a sick person3.4.2.1Sad2.5.6.1Pain2.5.1Sick2.2.1Breathe, breath2.6.6.4Mourn3.5.1.8.5Complain2.3.2.3Types of sounds
ahabiri1ahabirinnice baby’s bodyAli nʼahabiri aheene ahayonjo .She has a nice clean little body.2.1Body2.6.4.1Baby
ahabiri2numtwice; s.t. done two times8.1.1.4Multiples8.1.1.1.2Two
ahabiri3obubirinbody fat8.2.3.2Fat person2.4Body condition
ahabomboobubombonbanana stew; bananas wrapped in banana leaves before placing them in the pot for cooking5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit6.2.1.4.2Growing bananas
ahaboneroobuboneron1sign, gesture, indication; s.t. that shows that s.t. else is happening or exists or will do so in the futureOhuhotamiraho omuutu habonero hʼohulaga eŋono.Bowing for s.b. is a sign of respect.Egulu ohuŋumaho bireri hiraga hiti endoboli yija.The cloudless sky shows that the dry season is approaching.7.2.4.8Map3.5.6Sign, symbol3.5.8.4Show, indicate3.5.6.1Gesture2.5.6Symptom of disease2written mark to show meaningMu Hubala mulimo obubonero obulaga ohugata, ohutusaho ohugabira nʼohuhubyamo.In Arithmetic there are marks for addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.7.7.7Mark3.5.6Sign, symbol
ahabubiobububinsmall sac made by a spider to cover its eggs1.6.5Animal home1.6.1.8Spider
ahabuga1obubugansmall gourd used for drinking6.6.7.2Conveying water5.2.1.4Food storage5.2.2.8Eating utensil1.5.3Grass, herb, vine6.7.7Container
ahabuga2obubugansmall town4.6.7.2Cityder. ofehibuga
ahabbaaniobubbaaniLugandan1resin or incense from the purple canary tree that gives off sweet smelling smoke when burntObubbaani butera ohudunyisiwa hu mikolo jʼamadiini agandi.Incense from the purple canary tree is usually burnt during some religious rituals.6.6.2.9Working with chemicals1.5.5Parts of a plant2.3.4Smell2sweet smelling smoke from the bark of an incense or purple canary tree5.5.5What fires produce4.9.8Religious things2.3.4Smell
ahabbwaobubbwansmall sore2.5.2.2Skin disease2.5.3Injure
ahadaŋiroobudaŋironsmall domestic basket esp. used for serving millet porridge or for drawing grains or liquids6.6.4.2Weaving baskets and mats6.7.3Carrying tool5.1Household equipment5.2.1.5Serve food6.7.7Container
ahadoleobudoleEnglishndoll; small plaything resembling a child for a young person to play with4.2.7Play, fun
ahadudumusiobududumusinsmall dry twig, a type of firewood1.5.5Parts of a plant
ahaduhuobuduhuntree used for medicine1.5.1Tree2.5.7.3Medicinal plants
ahadunduobudundunomasum; part of the digestive system of a ruminant2.1.8.2Stomach1.6.2Parts of an animal