efulaefulanrain; drops of water that fall from the clouds high up in the skyBulijo ekuba enaduma ngaaŋo efula yigwa.Usually after thunder rain falls.1.1.3.3Rainefula ohugwavrain down1.1.3.3Rain
efulegweabʼefulegwenAfrican grey hornbill; gray brown bird, with white eyebrow. It lays four eggs in a hollow tree cavity.sp. Tockus nasutus fam. Hornbills1.6.1.2Bird
efuluefulunfish sp.; fresh water fish with a forked tail fin and a small hump near the tailsp. Alestes1.6.1.5Fish
efulugunduefulugundunPuff adder; short, very poisonous, thick bodied snake of 1 m long that is brown with yellow patches. Its poison kills very fast.sp. Bitis arietans fam. Viperidae1.6.1.3.1Snake
efumbeefumbenAfrican Civet; carnivorous animal that is 80 cm long with a tail 40 cm long. It is heavily spotted and striped on its whitish bodySynehigangalasp. Civettictis civetta fam. Viverridae1.6.1.1.2Carnivore
efundaefundantimes, multiples; s.t. that indicates the frequency of an event or the number of timesGahaajira ŋano efunda ene.He has come here four times.8.1.1.4Multiples8.1.1.3Number of times
efuuheefuuhendust; powdery dirt that is blown and sticks on surfacesEbiitu byosibyosi biriho efuuhe kuba enyumba ebaye sitambisiwa.There is dust on all things because the house has been in disuse.1.2.2.1Soil, dirt
efuutiefuutiEnglishnfoot; English measure of length twelve inches8.2.8Measure
efwafwaefwafwanplant that has 10 cm longitudinally striped spear-shaped leaves1.5Plant
egabiamagabinadze; tool like an axe with the blade at approximately a right angle to the handle that is used for cutting and shaping wood6.6.3Working with wood6.7.1Cutting tool
omuhumbaania wʼefularain maker; s.b. believed to be able to make rain1.1.3.3Rain
