tea   ▶ icāyi, akāyi
 (herb ~) imisabiko
 (~-kettle) imbirika
 (~pot) ibirika y'icāyi
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herb tea  ▶ imisabiko
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breakfast   ▶ akavunamusase
 (~ tea) akāyi
(to have a ~ tea) gufata akāyi
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akāyi   7  class 7
singular: aka-,aga- ▶ little tea, breakfast tea (diminutive of icāyi)
icāyi (ivy-)     4  class 4
singular: iki-,ic-
plural: ibi-,ivy- ▶ tea (pl. used for different kinds of tea)
gufata akāyi (-fashe)   phr   ▶ to take or have a breakfast tea
imisabiko  2   ▶ herbal tea
irindazi (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ donut like snack food, served with tea
ahubwo   adv   ▶ instead, rather, alternatively, nay
akagūma (utu-)     7  class 7
singular: aka-,aga-
plural: utu-,udu- ▶ 1. joker, teaser, gossiper, 2. mild revolt
amōsozi    5   ▶ tears
gucīka (-cītse)     v   ▶ 1. to break (vi), 2. to tear (vi), 3. to melt (vi), 4. to become, 5. to escape
gufyina (-fyinye)     v   ▶ 1. to tease, 2. to joke, 3. to play
gufyinata (-fyinase)     v   ▶ 1. to tease, 2. to joke, 3. to play
guhenura (-henuye)     v   ▶ to tear down, cause to fall down
guheza (-heje)     v   ▶ 1. to finish, to complete, to end (vt), 2. to achieve, 3. to conclude, 4. to exhaust
(often used for 'then' when one action is directly followed by another, e.g. Umwigisha ahanura abana, araheza arabasezera = the teacher admonished the children, then he bid them goodbye)
guhīmbira (-hīmbiye)     v   ▶ 1. to steal habitually, 2. to frequently stay away from home, 3. to have long hair
guhomvora (-homvoye)     v   ▶ to tear down, destroy
guhonyora (-honyoye)     v   ▶ 1. to step on, trample on, crush with feet, 2. destroy, tear down, 3. make tracks
gukacakaca (-kacakace)     v   ▶ to walk stealthily
gukākagura (-kākaguye)     v   ▶ to tear clothes off, to strip off (vt)
gukākura (-kākuye)     v   ▶ 1. to tear clothes (in anger), 2. to rip grass from house, etc.
gukūrwakw ijambo     phr   ▶ 1. to be teachable, 2. willing to be admonished
gupfyina (-pfyinye)     v   ▶ to tease, act foolish (in fun)
gusahura (-sahuye)     v   ▶ 1. to steal, 2. to pillage, 3. to remove everything from burning house
gusambūra (-sambūye)     v   ▶ to tear down, destroy, demolish, undo
gusambūza (-sambūje)     v   ▶ to cause to tear down
gusangangura (-sanganguye)     v   ▶ to tear down, wipe out, destroy completely
gushikura (-shikuye)     v   ▶ to extract, pull, tear away, bite, grab
gusōtōra (-sōtōye)     v   ▶ 1. to tease, 2. to pick a fight
gusōtōrana (-sōtōrannye)     v   ▶ to tease each other
gusūmirwa (-sūmiwe)     v   ▶ to be caught stealing
gusūriranya (-sūriranije)     v   ▶ to splash and tumble (water in river), to tear along (as rain sweeps away everything), to dig out grass rapidly, to do quickly
gutabagura (-tabaguye)     v   ▶ 1. to rend, 2. to devour, 3. tear in pieces
gutabuka (-tabutse)     v   ▶ to tear (vi)
gutabura (-tabuye)     v   ▶ to tear (vt)
gutantamuka (-tantamutse)     v   ▶ to tear, rip up (vi)
gutantamura (-tantamuye)     v   ▶ to tear, rip up (vt)
igato (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ cake (from Fr. gateau)
imbirika (im-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ teakettle
imyīgīshe    2   ▶ teaching, doctrine
indero (in-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ 1. education, teaching, instruction, training, 2. rearing of children, 3. discipline
indorerezi (in-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ extra finger or toe, or teat on cow
inyīgīsho (iny-)     3  class 3
singular: i-,in-
plural: i-,in- ▶ teaching
kudayāngwa (-dayānzwe)     v   ▶ 1. to act foolish, 2. to tease
kujāndajānda (-jāndajānze)     v   ▶ 1. to joke, 2. to tease
kumānyuka (-mānyutse)     v   ▶ to tear a big hole (vi), to break up
kumānyuruka (-mānyurutse)     v   ▶ to tear (vi), break
kumwāga (-mwāze)     v   ▶ to tear clothes (in anger)
kumwanyuruka (-mwanyurutse)     v   ▶ to tear a big rip (vi)
kunyaga (-nyaze)     v   ▶ 1. to take away from, to take by force, 2. to steal, 3. to pillage
kunyobanyoba (-nyobanyovye)     v   ▶ to go stealthily
kunyuruza (-nyuruje)     v   ▶ to secretly help someone to escape by taking his things for him (e.g. one who plans to leave steals bit by bit things to take)
kuramiriza (-ramirije)     v   ▶ to persist, work hard at, to go steadily forward
kuyombayomba (-yombayomvye)   v   ▶ to go stealthily
kuzūnga (-zūnze)   v   ▶ to blow in the wind, to be unsteady
kuzūngazūnga (-zūnze)   v   ▶ to blow in the wind, to be unsteady
kwāmbura (-āmbuye)     v   ▶ 1. to undress, to remove clothing, 2. to steal (from kwambara)
kwārūza (-ārūje)     v   ▶ to tear down nest
kwība (-īvye)     v   ▶ 1. to steal, to thieve, 2. to rob
kwībana (-ībanye)     v   ▶ to steal from each other
kwībira (-ībiye)     v   ▶ 1. to sink, plunge in, 2. to steal at, for
kwībisha (-ībishije)     v   ▶ to cause to steal
kwīgīsha (-īgīshije)     v   ▶ to teach
kwīgīshanya (-īgīshanije)     v   ▶ to teach each other
kwīgishiriza (-īgishirije)     v   ▶ to teach at
kwīha (--haye)     v   ▶ 1. to give to oneself, get for oneself, 2. to steal
kwīyigīsha (-īyigīshije)     v   ▶ to teach oneself
kwīyombayomba (-īyombayomvye)     v   ▶ 1. to go stealthily, 2. to sneak along
kwōmboka (-ōmbotse)     v   ▶ to walk stealthily
ubwīvyi     8  class 8
singular: ubu- ▶ (no pl.) robbery, thieving, stealing
umugāmba (imi-)     2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ high plateau
umuhīsha (imi-)     2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ steam
umuprofeseri (aba-)   1  class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ professor, teacher
umurwi (imi-)   2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ group, team
umwārimu (ab-)     1  class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ teacher (Sw.)
umwīgīsha (ab-)     1  class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ teacher
umwūka (imy-)   2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ steam
anger   ▶ uburake, uburakari, ishavu, ubusugurirwe,
 (rare) ipfūhe, ifūhe
 (to soften another's) gufyīta
 (to tear clothes in) kumwāga
 (to treat with) gushinyagura
 (word that remains in heart and causes anger) isata burēnge
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caught   ▶ (to be ~ and unable to extricate oneself) kurobeza
 (to be ~ stealing) gusūmirwa
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clothes   ▶ impūzu, umwāmbaro, icāmbarwa, inyāmbaro
(very nice, colorful) uruhwijima
(worn out) agashāmbara, umushāmbara
(to put on, wear) kwāmbara
(to put on) kwīyambika
(to rinse) kurongorora
(to scrub, to beat, to rub) kunyukura
(to take off) kwīyambura
(to tear) gukākagura
(to tear in anger) gukākura, kumwāga
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comment   ▶ (of master, teacher) ugushīma kw'umwigisha
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extra   ▶ (additional) inyongera
 (to be left over) gusigara
 (~ digit, toe, teat) indorerezi
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forward   ▶ (to go) gutēra imbere
 (to go ~ little by little) kwūngururuza
 (to go steadily) kuramiriza
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go   ▶ kugenda, kwigira, kuja
(after) kugīra
(ahead a little) kwūnguruza
(all through a house) kuvōgera
(around) kuzunguruka, gukīkira, gukīkuza, kuzīngūka
(around difficulty) kuzunguruka umutego, gukikuza umutego
(around 'Robinhood's barn') gukingitiranya
(aside with someone to talk privately) kwīkebukana
(astray) kuzimira
(away secretly) kwīdohōra
(back and forth) kunyura
(back on what he said, make one) kurahuruza
(backward) kwītūtānya, kugēnda umugōngo
(backward inadvertently) gufūtānya
(beyond) kurēnga
(by car) kugēnda n'umuduga
(by boat) kugēnda n'ubwato
(by land rather than cross river or lake) guca i musozi
(carefully not knowing path) kwātīra
(elsewhere) kugerēra
 (everywhere) gukwiragirana, guhetūra
(far away) kwāmbuka, guhaba
(for food) gusuma
(forward) gutēra imbere
(forward little by little) kwūngururuza, kwūnguruza
(forward steadily) kuramiriza
(for a walk) kugēndagēnda
(from one thing to another) kurārāta
(from place to place) kunyuragiza, kuyugayuga
(gaily) kudayadaya
(here and there, child) kurērēta
(home) gutāha, kuganūka
(home from work) kugodoka
(home, of wife when angry) kugēnda buje
(into danger without regard to oneself) kwīroha
(let's go!) hoji, hogi, tugende
(naked) gufurama, kugēnda amēnya, kugēnda gusa
(on tiptoe) kuyōmbōka
(out, fire, light) kuzima
(out to a certain place) gusokoroka
(outside) gusohoka
(to prepare to go) kwīkora
(quietly) kuyōmbōka
(rapidly) gukinagira
(reluctantly) kwīyumānganya
(right in path, animal) gutōta
(round) gukikuza
(secretly because of fear) kwōmba
(seperate ways) gutāna
(slowly) kugoyagoya
(slowly, of convalescent) kwāndāra
(softly) kuyōmbōka
(steadily forward) kuramiriza
(stealthily) kunyobanyoba, kwiyombayomba, kuyombayomba
(straight forward) gutūmbereza
(through a narrow pass) kunyegētera
(to bed) kuryāma
(to chief or superior for something) kwītwāra, gushengera, gushengerera
(to find food) gusuma
(to help another in his work) gusāsīra
 (to meal uninvited) kwigemagema
(to meet) gusanganira, gutegēra
(together to produce food for guests) gutērēra
(together to see, crowd) gukōndōrera
(toward) kurora, kwerekera, kwerekeza
(uncertain of the way) guhushagirika
(uncertainly) kudāguza
(up, as hill) kudūga
(up in smoke) gupfūnduka
(walking, esp. at night) kwīkanya
(to wedding) gutāha ubukwe
(well, to cause to ~) kugēnza
(with) kwāmbukana, kujāna
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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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new   ▶ -sha, -shasha
(to be, as new teaching) kwāduka
(to bring new seeds or cattle into country) kurondōra
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piece   ▶ ikimānyu, ikigegene, igice
(of bread) ikibege
 (of fruit) icamwa
 (of land) ishāmvu, ikivi
 (of paper or cloth) ibitabu
 (of something that has been cut) igisate
 (to come to pieces) gusambūka
 (to tear in pieces) gutabagura
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rend   ▶ (tear) gutabagura
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rip   ▶ gusonoroka, kubārurura
 (grass from house) gukākura
 (to tear a big ~) kumwanyuruka
 (up, vt) gutantamura
 (up, vi) gutantamuka
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steal   ▶ (to) kwība, kwāmbura, kunyaga, gusahura, kwīha
 (from each other) kwībana
 (habitually) guhīmbira
 (to be caught stealing) gusūmirwa
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supernumerary   ▶ (digit, or teat of cow) indorerezi
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teach   ▶ kwīgīsha
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teachable   ▶ (to be) gukūrwaka ijambo
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teacher   ▶ umwīgīsha, umwārimu (Sw.)
(professor) umuprofeseri, umwīgīsha wa kaminuza
(comment of ~) ugushīma kw'umwīgīsha
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teaching   ▶ indēro, imyīgīshe, inyīgīsho
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tear   ▶ (vi) gucīka, kumānyuruka, gutabuka, gutantamuka
 (vt) gutabura, gutantamura
 (along, water, rain) gusūriranya
 (away) gushikura
 (big hole, vi) kumānyuka
 (big rip, vi) kumwanyuruka
 (clothes, vt) gukākagura
 (clothes in anger) gukākura, kumwāga
 (down) guhenura, guhomvora, guhonyora, gusambūra, gusangangura
 (down nest) kwāruza
 (in pieces) gutabagura
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tears   ▶ amōsozi
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tease   ▶ kudāyāngwa, gufyina, gufyinata, gupfyina, kujandajanda, gusōtōra
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teaser   ▶ akagūma
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walk   ▶ kugēnda, kugēndagēnda
(backward) kugēndēsha umugōngo, kugēnda umugōngo
(esp. at night) kwīkānya
(help sick person ~) kwāndāza
(in footsteps of another) kugera ikirēnge
(in one's sleep) kurandamuka
(in water) kuvōgera
(noisily) gukacagira
(on tiptoe) gusōbōka, kuyōmbōka
(slowly) kugoyagoya
(stealthily) gukacakaca, kwōmboka
(to take a ~, go for a ~) kugēndagēnda, gutēmbēra
(~ about in house without permission) kudōbēra
(barefoot) kugēnda n'ibirēnge
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team   ▶ umurwi
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