stone   ▶ ibuye
 (big) igitāndara, urutāndara
 (grinding) urusyo
 (rolling) urunāna
 (sharpening) irtyāzo
 (small, round) akabuyēnge
 (three, placed for fireplace) amashiga, izīko
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rolling stone  ▶ urunāna
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sharpening stone  ▶ irytāzo
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hole   ▶ (deep ~ in ground in grassy place) igihuma
 (for planting beans) ibāngo
 (in paper, cloth, container) intoboro, icehere
 (in ground) ikuzimu, i kuzimu, ikinogo, icōbo, urwōbo, igishimu
 (small ones like rats make) umwōbo, umwēnge
 (to get a ~ in) gutoboka
 (to ahve ~ from insects) kunyengetērwa
 (to make ~) kunyengetēra
 (to make ~ in stone) gukorogoshora
 (to make a small ~ for setting out tree or plant) gukoba
 (to tear a big ~, vi) kumānyuka
 (to tie up ~ in sack) gutubika
 (to pierce a ~) gutobora
 (thing with ~ in it) umwēnge
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urusyo (in-)     6  class 6
singular: uru-
plural: in- ▶ grinding stone
akabuyē (utu-)   7  class 7
singular: aka-,aga-
plural: utu-,udu- ▶ pebble, little stone
irtyazo (ama-)     5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ grinding stone
akabuyēnge (utu-)     7  class 7
singular: aka-,aga-
plural: utu-,udu- ▶ small round stone
igitāndara (ibi-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ big stone
urutāndara (in-)     6  class 6
singular: uru-
plural: in- ▶ big stone
urunāna (i-)     6  class 6
singular: uru-
plural: in- ▶ rolling stone
chip   ▶ ibāngo
 (of wood) ubuvunguka, utuvunguka
(to ~ stone) gukorogoshora
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amazūku  5   ▶ brimstone, sulphur
gukorogoshora (-korogoshoye)     v   ▶ 1. to chip stone, 2. make holes in stone, 3. to hollow out
ibuye (ama-)     5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ stone
ikinjanja (ibi-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ piece of metal placed on stones over fire to set pot on
inguru (in-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ little stones taken from bottom of stream and offered to spirits in a little house
ingwa yo guhoma   phr   ▶ limestone
ishiga (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ (usually used in pl., amashiga) three stones of traditional fireplace
izīko (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ 1. traditional fireplace, consisting of three stones (see amashiga), 2. stove, cooker
umutundiro (imi-)     2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ stones, nails, etc., which witch doctor pretends to take from swollen place on body
brimstone   ▶ amazūku
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fireplace   ▶ izīko (three stones placed for ~ , see amashiga), ifuro
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grinding   ▶ insya
 (stone) urusyo, irtyazo
 (of teeth) insya z'amēnyo
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limestone   ▶ ingwa yo guhoma
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millstone   ▶ urusyo, irtyazo
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witch doctor  ▶ umupfumu
 (certain kind) umumago
 (to have him bewitch someone) kuraguza
 (to have him divine) kuraguza
 (to seek out evil doers) kuragura
 (to take out objects from the body) guhura
 (bits of things used for divining) agatēte
 (stones, etc. which he claims to take from swollen places on body) umutundiro
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 stone found in: Kirundi I (Study lessons)
lesson 15  ▶ Special Uses of Class 4 iki–, ibi–
lesson 18  ▶ Class 5 i–, ama–
lesson 19  ▶ Class 5 i–, ama– & Continuous present
lesson 79  ▶ Causative Verbs II
 stone found in: Imyibutsa (proverbs)
Umwibutsa 37  ▶ Ibuye riserutse ntiryica isuka....