sand   ▶ umusēnyi
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ivūnja (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ jigger, chigoe flea, sand flea
imvūnja (im-)   3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ jigger, chigoe flea, sand flea
ibirashi    4   ▶ (no sing.) stuff in eyes when one wakes up, 'sand'
igihūmbi (ibi-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ thousand
ikambambiri (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ sandal with strap between the big and other toes
inkwēto (in-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ sandal
irake (i-)   3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ one hundred thousand
iraki (i-)   3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ one hundred thousand
isīnzi (ama-)     5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ a great number (about ten thousand and above)
umusēnyi (imi-)     2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ sand
box   ▶ isandugu
 (small tin) umukebe
 (of matches) ikibiriti (Sw.)
(to ~) gukubagura
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chest   ▶ (box) isandugu
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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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number   ▶ igiharūro, nimero
 (a very large, ten thousand etc.) isīnzi
 (of things) igitigiri
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sandal   ▶ inkwēto
 (with strap between the big and the other toes) ikambambiri
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sandpit   ▶ ikinogo c'umusenyi co gushushanya mwo
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thousand   ▶ igihūmbi
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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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