kugaya (-gaye)     v   ▶ 1. to hate, despise, 2. to be dissatisfied
kugayana (-gayanye)     v   ▶ 1. to hate each other, 2. to be scornful
kugāyagāya (-gāyagāye)     v   ▶ to be very happy, untroubled (having eaten or drunk a lot)
despise   ▶ (to) gucōkōra, kugaya, gukēngēra, gusuzugura, gutītūra, kuzira, kwānka
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happy   ▶ (to be) kunēzērwa, guhīmbāra, guhīrwa, gushanyuka, guhīmbārwa, gushwāshwānuka
 (very) kudayadaya, kugāyagāya, kwigina
 (to make) kunēzēra, kunēzereza, kugāzagāza
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hate   ▶ kwānka, kugaya, gukēngēra, gutītūra, guhama
 (cause people to hate that which they had liked) gutītūra
 (everything) kunebagura
 (one's master) kugāmbāna
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scorn   ▶ umugayo, akagayo, agasūzuguro
 (one who scorns others) umucōkōranyi
 (spit spurted from between teeth as indication of) inyeri
 (to ~) guhinyura, kunēma, kugaya, gukēngēra
(to show ~ by spitting out) gucīra inyeri
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untroubled   ▶ (to be) kudayadaya
 (to make) kugāzagāza
 (to be having surfeited) kugāyagāya
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dissatisfied   ▶ (to be) kugaya
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 kugaya found in: Kirundi I (Study lessons)
lesson 84  ▶ Past of Passives