feast   ▶ amazimāno, inzimāno
 (to give a ~ to) kuzimāna
 (one who is in charge of food at) umuteretsi
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gutāha ubukwe (-tāshe)   phr   ▶ to go to wedding feast
umuteretsi (aba-)     1  class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ one in charge of food at a feast
food   ▶ indya, ibifungurwa, imfungurwa
 (food that needs to be cooked) igitekwa
 (baby ~) umusururu
 (big portion of) irobe
 (and drink of rich man, ruler) igiturire
 (for a journey) impāmba
 (without salt) ibise
 (one in charge of ~ at a feast) umuteretsi
 (place where ~ is plentiful) amasumo, ubusumo
 (to be burned slightly) kuyēnga
 (to become too dry in cooking) kuyēnga
 (to burn, vi) kuzigira
 (to dish up) kwārura
 (to eat, to serve) gufungura
 (to get ~ for oneself) gutāra
 (to go to find ~) gusuma
 (to go together to produce ~ for guests) gutērēra
 (to quickly make ~ for one) kuzina
 (to serve) gufungura
 (to try to find ~ for unexpected guests) kwīyambagura
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ibirorēro    4   ▶ dances, exercises (as at feast)
kuzimāna (-zimānye)   v   ▶ to give at feast to, serve a meal to
wedding   ▶ ubukwe
 (to be ~ attendant) gushīngira
 (to go to ~ feast) gutāha ubukwe
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marriage   ▶ (wedding) ubukwe
 (go-between for) umureshi
 (to act as a go-between) kuresha
 (to be accompanied to, as bride is) gushingīrwa
 (to be attendant for) gushingīra
 (to be paid for, for ~) gukōbwa
 (to go to a wedding feast) gutāha ubukwe
 (to take marriage vows) kuragana
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inzimāno (ama-)   3   5  sg. class 3: i-,in-
pl. class 5: ama- ▶ feast, dinner (mostly used in pl.)