lose   ▶ guhōmba, guta, gutakaza
 (by death) gupfīsha
 (by death, one's child) gupfusha
 (interest) gutenzēkanya, gutezēkanya, gutēzūra
 (one another) gutāna
 (one's head) gucika ivutu, kuzimagirika
 (one's husband or wife by death) gupfākara
(one's zeal or enthusiasm) kudehūra
 (original force) gutītūra
(to cause to) gutēsha
 (to ~ elections) gutindwa amatora
(to ~ reason) gusara
(to make another ~ his case) kuzingirikira
 (one who has lost everything in trial) imvumure
 (weight) kugōgōra
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-ōse   adv   ▶ 1. all, every, each, 2. whole, entire, entirely
bōse, gōse, etc.
case   ▶ (container) urwūbati
 (law) ibūrana
 (to declare one's case at a trial) gusāmba
 (to know the facts of) guhinyura
 (to make another lose his) kuzingirikira
 (to take ~ to chief) kubūranya
 (to take ~ to chief, knowing one is right) gutara
 (to win ~) gutsīnda
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gusara (-saze)     v   ▶ to become crazy, foolish, to lose reason
force   ▶ (to) kugōbēra, guhadikiriza, kuzingirikira
 (someone to do something against his will) guhāta
 (to obey) kugandūra
 (to lose original ~) gutītūra
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gucīka ivutu (-cītse)   phr   ▶ 1. to lose one's head, 2. to be terrified
kugōgōra (-gōgōye)     v   ▶ to get very thin, lose a lot of weight
guhōmvya (-hōmbeje)     v   ▶ to cause to lose
gupfīsha (-pfīshije)     v   ▶ to lose (by death), cause to die
gupfūsha (-pfūshije)     v   ▶ to lose one's child (by death)
kujujutisha (-jujutishije)     v   ▶ to make one lose one's head
kuzimagirika (-zimagiritse)   v   ▶ 1. to get really lost and wander about, to err, 2. to lose one's head
head   ▶ umutwe
(cold in) agahiri, akamango
(of grain) umuhānyu
(pad, when carrying load) ingata, urugata
(to head up, grain) kubogeka, guhaga, kuyāngika
(to head up, cabbage) gufumbata
(to bow one's) kwūnama
(to carry on) kwīremēka, kwīkorera
(to lift up) kuraramuka
(to lose one's) gucika ivutu, kuzimagirika
(to raise one's) kwūnamūka, kwūnamūra, kurāngamīza
(to remove load from) gutūra
(to shake one's ~ in anger or disgust) kuzūnguza umutwe
(to tip back) kurarama
(to tip to one side) guhengama
(to turn one's) gukebuka
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wife   ▶ umugēnzi, umugore
(abandoned) intabwa
(favorite) inkūndwākazi
(wife of) muka
(wife of king, chief) umwāmikazi
(to bring back ~ after she's gone home) gucūra
(to lose ~ by death) gupfākara
(to send ~ back to husband when she's gone home) gucūrira
(to take) kwābīra
(to take, without marrying her properly) gucīkiza
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zeal   ▶ umwēte, umwītwaririko, ishāka, ifūhe
(to have) gushiruka umwete, gushira igikonyo
(to lose one's) kudehūra
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kubura Shinge na Rugero (-buze)   phr   ▶ to lose control, to fail badly (Shinge and Rugero are two strategic hills that Rwanda lost to Burundi in a famous historic battle between the two kingdoms)
guta (-tāye)     v   ▶ 1. to throw away, to throw, to discard, 2. to lose
kubura (-buze)     v   ▶ 1. to lack, 2. fail to find, 3. to miss, 4. to lose control over
gutāna (-tānye)     v   ▶ 1. to go separate ways, 2. to bring loss or failure, 3. to be unsuccessful, 4. to be unable to do what one attempts, 5. to lose one another
reason   ▶ inyānduruko, inkomānzi, impāmvu, imvo, igituma
 (to ~ with someone to try to persuade her to elope) gucīkiza
 (to ~ within oneself) kwībūranya
 (to be tired without ~) kudendebukirwa
(to lose ~) gusara
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weaker   ▶ (to lose original force, to be ~) gutītūra
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weight   ▶ uburiba
(to lose) kunamba
(to lose a lot of ~) kugōgōra
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gutēzūra (-tēzūye)     v   ▶ to fail to keep one's promise, to let go of what you've started to take or do, to lose interest
gutītūra (-tītūye)     v   ▶ 1. to hate, despise, 2. to disillusion, 3. to cause people to hate that which they had liked, 4. to lose original force, to weaken
gutītūza (-tītūje)     v   ▶ to cause to lose original force, to cause to disillusion
kudehūra (-dehūye)     v   ▶ 1. to lose one's zeal or enthusiasm, 2. to fail to do what you intended
kunamba (-namvye)   v   ▶ 1. to struggle, have a difficult life, 2. to lose weight
control   ▶ (to ~) gutwāra
(to ~ onself) kwīfata
(to lose ~ over) kubura
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husband   ▶ umugabo, umugēnzi
 umucance (lit. one who broke the hymen)
(to lose one's ~ by death) gupfākara
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gupfākara (-pfākaye)     v   ▶ to lose one's husband or wife by death
interest   ▶ amatsiko
 (to ~) kuryōsha, kwitaho
(to lose) gutenzēkanya, gutēzūra, gutezēkanya
 (economy) inyungu, ipurusa
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elections   ▶ amatora
 (organize ~) gutegura amatora
 (to win ~) gutsinda amatora
 (to lose ~) gutindwa amatora
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gutezēkanya (-tezekanye)     v   ▶ 1. to lose interest, 2. to not keep at the job faithfully
enthusiasm   ▶ umwēte
 (to lose one's) kudehūra, gutenzekanya, gutēzūra
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gutenzēkanya (-tenzekanye)     v   ▶ 1. to lose interest, 2. to not keep at the job faithfully
kuzingirikira (-zingirikiye)   v   ▶ to force, to command a person to do what he doesn't want to, use violence, to make another lose his case
ivutu   3  class 3
singular: i-,in- ▶ (no pl.) 1. terror, 2. horror
gucika ivutu 1. to lose one's head, 2. to be terrified
gufumbata (-fumbase)     v   ▶ 1. to close hands together, 2. to head up (e.g. cabbage)
gufunga (-funze)     v   ▶ (Sw.) to close, to shut
guhāngāza (-hāngāje)     v   ▶ 1. to close entrance with branches, 2. to defend, protect (old meaning), 3. to be almost time to do something
guhindira (-hindiye)     v   ▶ to close up completely (esp. cows)
guhishūra (-hishūye)     v   ▶ 1. to reveal, to disclose, 2. remove from hiding
guhōmba (-hōmvye)     v   ▶ 1. to be fragile (esp. of clay pot), 2. to be poorly made, 3. to lose, make no profit
guhumiriza (-humirije)     v   ▶ to close one's eyes
gukīnga (-kīnze)     v   ▶ 1. to shield something, protect, shelter, 2. stand in another's light, 3. to close, to lock
gukīngiriza (-kīngirije)     v   ▶ to close, shield with
gukingīsha (-kingīshije)     v   ▶ to protect, cover with, close with
gukīngwa (-kīnzwe)     v   ▶ to be closed, protected
guserura (-seruye)     v   ▶ 1. to disclose, 2. to show, cause to appear, 3. make known
guserurwa (-seruwe)     v   ▶ to be disclosed
gutakaza (-takaje)     v   ▶ to lose, cause to be lost
gutangīra (-tangīriye)   v   ▶ 1. to hinder, 2. to close or block path, 3. to dam up
gutēsha (-tēsheje)     v   ▶ 1. to hinder, 2. to cause to lose, 3. to deprive, 4. to inconvenience, to embarrass
hāfi   adv   ▶ near, nearby, close by, nigh, about, around, approximately, roughly, or so, around
ikigo (ibi-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ enclosed backyard (private place)
impatane (im-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ 1. stocks (for prisoner), 2. trees grown very close together, 3. teeth very close together
incuti (in-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ 1. relative, 2. close friend (old)
kujīsha (-jīshe)     v   ▶ 1. to weave, knit, tie cow's legs while milking, 2. to make wax for honey (bees), 3. to close doors (used only in speaking of royal palace)
kunyegurura (-nyeguruye)     v   ▶ to reveal, disclose, bring from hiding
kurumya (-rumye)     v   ▶ to close, cover (as basket)
kuzūnguriza (-zūngurije)   v   ▶ to turn about (vt), to surround, to enclose
kwēgera (-ēgereye)     v   ▶ 1. to approach, to draw near, 2. to draw close
kwegerana (-egeranye)     v   ▶ to get close together, crowd together (vi)
kwegeranya (-egeranije)     v   ▶ to put things (or people) close together
kwōma (-ōmye)     v   ▶ 1. to adhere to, 2. to follow closely
kwūgara (-ūgaye)   v   ▶ to close, shut
kwūgarira (-ūgariye)   v   ▶ to close the entrance of the kraal
kwūgariza (-ūgarije)   v   ▶ to cause to close
kwūgarwa (-ūgawe)   v   ▶ to be closed
kwūnamika (-ūnamitse)   v   ▶ to make another to look down, close his eyes, stoop
umugēnzi (aba-)     1  class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ companion, friend (not close)
umukozi mugenzi collegue
barrier   ▶ (to close path) gutangīra
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branch   ▶ ishami
 (serving to close entrance) imyugariro, imihogero, imihangazo
(to cut off) gukōkōra
 (to put forth) gushamika
 (to put out great) gusagarara, gutabarara
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cellulose   ▶ imfungurwa ziva mu biterwa, zifasha amara gukora neza, ubugwegwe bashobora guhinguramwo impuzu
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close   ▶ (to) gufunga (Sw.), gukīnga, gukīngiriza, kurumya, kwūgara
 (doors of royal place) kujīsha
 (entrance with branches) guhāngāza
 (hands together) gufumbata
 (one's eyes) guhumiriza
 (path) gutangīra
 (to make another to ~ his eyes) kwūnamika
 (up completely) guhindira
 (to get close together) kwegerana
 (to put things or people ~ together) kwegeranya
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disclose   ▶ guhishura, guserura, kunyegurura
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doorway   ▶ umuryāngo
 (to close ~ with branches) guhāngāza
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enclose   ▶ kuzūnguriza
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eye   ▶ ijīsho
(to close one's eyes) guhumiriza
(to cut ~ out) kunogora
(to fall into, or hurt) gutosekaza
(to get something in) gutosekara
(to make another close his) kwūnamika
(top open) gukanura
(to open ~ of another) guhumūra
(to remove foreign body from ~) gutosōra
(to wash in one's ~) kwīhumūra
(foreign body in) igitotsi
(matter in) ibikaragāshi
('sand', esp. a certain type of conjunctivitis) uburire
('sand' on awakening) ibirashi
(tiny insect in) akanyarira jisho
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follow   ▶ kugendanira, guherekeza, gukurikira, gukwirikira
 (after) kunyurana
 (closely) kwōma
 (a fad) guharara
 (old customs) kuzīrōra
 (one after the other) gukurikirana
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friend   ▶ umugēnzi
 (close ~) umukūnzi
 (intimate ~, the one you share your last hidden food with) somambike
 (most intimate ~, ”you die - I die”) pfampfe
 (to visit a ~) kubūngirana
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get   ▶ kuronka, guhabwa
(angry, suddenly when one has been talking nicely) kugangabuka
(big, skin in water) kubōmbōka
(close together) kwegerana
(dark, late) kwīra
(dirty) kwāndura
(food for oneself) gutāra
(~ out of the car) kuva mu modoka, gusohoka mu modoka
(~ out of my way!) have! vaho!
(~ out of there) have, vaho
(left behind as you stare at something) kurēngāra
(something in eye) gutosekara
(thin) kugeruka
(thin, very) kugōgōra
(up) guhaguruka, kuvyūka
(up, quickly) kubaduka
(up, to help another ~) kuvyūra
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hands   ▶ (to close together) gufumbata
 (to pour water on another's) kwūhīra
 (imperatif: ”hold out your ~!”) tega iminwe
 (to lay ~ on) kurambikakw ibigānza
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lock   ▶ (to ~, to close) gukīnga
(to ~ person up) kudādira
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teeth   ▶ amēnyo (see also tooth)
(grinding of) insya z'amēnyo
 (very close together) impatane
 (to brush the) kwīnyugunura, kwīyugunyura
 (to get the first) kwēra
 (to grit) gukomānya, kuzyēgenya
 (to grit one's ~ to avoid showing pain) gushinyanga, gushinyiriza
 (to notch) guhongora
 (to pull) guhongora
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together   ▶ hamwe
 (all) icārimwe
 (living) umubāno
 (all speaking) imvugarimwe
 (with) kumwe
 (sticking) akaramata
 (trees grown very close ~) impatane
 (to be) kumana
 (to bring) gukoranya, gutēranya
 (to come, as crowd) gukungēra
 (to come all ~, suddenly, as at call of trouble) kurandamuka
 (to crowd ~) kwegerana
 (to get close) kwegerana
 (to go ~ to see something, of many people) gukōndōrera
 (to live) kubāna
 (to live, be always) kwāmana
 (to meet) gukorana, gutērana
 (to cause to meet) gukoranya, gutēranya, guhūza
 (to put) kwegeraniriza, guhūza
 (to put things or people close ~) kwegeranya
 (to spend time) kumarana
 (to stick, vi) gufatana, kumata
 (to stick, vt) gufatanya, kumatanya
 (to strive and crowd) kuvurungana
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tree   ▶ igiti
(fruit tree) igiti c'ivyamwa
(base of) igitsina, itsina
(trunk) umutūmba
(small ones around big one) umuvyāro
(big spreading) umutagare
(palm) ikigazi
(small, palmlike) igisāndasānda
(of whih bark was used for clothing) umumānda, icōmore, umuvumu, ikivumu
(of which bark is used for rope) umuvūmvu
(to be many) gusagāra
(to climb) kwūrira
(to climb down) kwūruruka
(to cut) gukera, gutema, guca
(to cut off top) gukēmūra
(trees grown very close together) impatane
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 lose found in: Kirundi I (Study lessons)
lesson 102  ▶ Miscellaneous Words
lesson 110  ▶ Review 101 - 109
 lose found in: Kirundi II (Grammar)
chapter 31  ▶ Causatives formed irregularly
 lose found in: Music & Lyrics
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