damp   ▶ (place ~, but not swamp) ikinyōta
 (to be) gukanya, gutīmba
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gukanya (-kanye)     v   ▶ 1. to be cold, 2. to be damp
ikinyōta (ibi-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ damp place (not really swamp)
gukanyīsha (-kanyīshije)     v   ▶ to make cold, damp
gutīmba (-tīmvye)     v   ▶ to be damp, cold, chilled
dampen   ▶ (hair before cutting) kuvubika
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hair   ▶ (of baby) imvanda
(bit on top of head) isūnzu
(of human head) umushatsi
(except of human head) ubwōya
(one) urwōya
(pubic) inzya
(hair line) amasoso
(long with mud in it) ubusage
(tan in color, goats) umufumbēre
(white from old age) imvi, uruvi
(to cut) kumwa
(to dampen before cutting) kuvubika
(to have long) guhīmbira
(to have shaved off) kwīkemūra
(to let grow long) gutongoza
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place   ▶ ikibānza, ahantu
 (around trees where nothing else grows) impehemyi
 (damp) ikinyōta
 (for spreading out grain) imbuga
 (meeting ~) ihūriro
(of another) igishīngo, icīto
 (prepared to put anything) igitereko
 (smelting) urugānda
 (to offer to the gods) igitabo
 (to receive money or other things) iyakīriro
 (to sit) umusēzero
 (uninhabited) agahīnga
 (very narrow, tight) imbōmbāne
 (where food is plentiful) ubusumo
 (where water has flooded) isēsero
En-En dictionary 
 damp found in: Kirundi I (Study lessons)
lesson 112  ▶ Adjectives Expressed by Verbs