then ▶ buno, maze, rero, kuramuka (e.g. aramutse agenda – and then he went)
(and ~) kāndi
(and ~ afterwards) hanyuma
(and ~) kāndi
(and ~ afterwards) hanyuma
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guherana (-heranye) v ▶ to receive a loan and then not pay back
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)
(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)
share ▶ (to) kubūngirana, kugabana, kugabura, gusangira
(to buy a thing together and then divide it) gusorōra
(to buy a thing together and then divide it) gusorōra
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gusuka (-sutse) v ▶ 1. to pour into, 2. to deceive, tempt one into something and then leave him
hanyuma conj ▶ afterward, later, later on, and then
kuramuka (-ramutse) v ▶ 1. to be, to start the day
aramutse agenda and then he went
2. to be skinned by a blow
aramutse agenda and then he went
2. to be skinned by a blow
noneho tugende phr ▶ then let's go!
and ▶ (for connecting clauses) kandi, uteko
(for connecting words in series) na
(between infinitives or preceding mu or ku) no
(and then) maze
(for connecting words in series) na
(between infinitives or preceding mu or ku) no
(and then) maze
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loan ▶ (to receive and then not pay back ~) guherana
(to refuse to pay ~) guheranira
(to refuse to pay ~) guheranira
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nuko conj ▶ therefore, so, it is thus, that's right, then
nōne adv ▶ now, now then
n'ūko conj ▶ therefore, so, it is thus, that's right, then
divide ▶ kugabanya, kugabura, kugaburira, gutānya
(by lot) gupfīndana
(up loads among several) kugabāngānya
(up work or load to make it easier) kwīyorohereza
(to buy a thing together and then ~ it) gusorōra
(by lot) gupfīndana
(up loads among several) kugabāngānya
(up work or load to make it easier) kwīyorohereza
(to buy a thing together and then ~ it) gusorōra
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gusorōra (-sorōye) v ▶ 1. to buy a thing together and then divide it, 2. to add to what one has
promise ▶ indagano, umuhāngo, iragi, isezerano
(to ~) kuraganira, gusezerana, kuragana
(to fail to keep) gutēzūra
(to fail to give what one has promised) kugaramāngira
(to ~ and then pretend you haven't) kwiyobagiza
(result of failure to keep ~) urudubi
(to ~) kuraganira, gusezerana, kuragana
(to fail to keep) gutēzūra
(to fail to give what one has promised) kugaramāngira
(to ~ and then pretend you haven't) kwiyobagiza
(result of failure to keep ~) urudubi
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receive ▶ (to) kwābīra, kwākīra, kurōnka
(back security) kugwatūra
(from someone's hands) kwēnda
(in one's hands) kwābīra
(loan and then not pay back) guherana
(more) kurushiriza
(physically) gutēga
(presents) gushikirwa
(something as a gift or loan and repay reluctantly and late) guhasha
(place to receive money or other things) iyakīriro
(back security) kugwatūra
(from someone's hands) kwēnda
(in one's hands) kwābīra
(loan and then not pay back) guherana
(more) kurushiriza
(physically) gutēga
(presents) gushikirwa
(something as a gift or loan and repay reluctantly and late) guhasha
(place to receive money or other things) iyakīriro
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umusore (aba-) 1 class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ 1. adolescent, 2. bachelor, unmarried young man, (pl. also imisore, then with negative connotation: youth mob)
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ 1. adolescent, 2. bachelor, unmarried young man, (pl. also imisore, then with negative connotation: youth mob)
kwīyobagiza (-īyobagije) v ▶ 1. to be unwilling to look one in the face, 2. hide the truth, 3. to promise and then pretend you haven't, pretend it isn't so
buy ▶ (to) kugura, kununūra
(to ~ and sell) kudāndaza, guhānjura
(to ~ a thing together and then divide it) gusorōra
(look things over in prospect of buying) kugaragura
(to ~ very much) kurangura
(to ~ and sell) kudāndaza, guhānjura
(to ~ a thing together and then divide it) gusorōra
(look things over in prospect of buying) kugaragura
(to ~ very much) kurangura
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buno conj ▶ then
kāndi conj ▶ and, and then, also, furthermore (used for connecting clauses, not words in a series)
kuremēsha (-remēsheje) v ▶ 1. to encourage, to strengthen, 2. to create with
kuremēshwa (-remēshejwe) v ▶ to be encouraged, strengthened
kwīrūza (-īrūje) v ▶ to encourage, strengthen
maze conj ▶ and then, therefore
noneho conj ▶ then, so
nyakuri adj ▶ 1. true, truthful, 2. real, genuine, authentic, 3. actual
rero conj ▶ 1. therefore, 2. thus, 3. then, 4. so
ubupagani 8 class 8
singular: ubu- ▶ (no pl.) heathenism
singular: ubu- ▶ (no pl.) heathenism
umupagani (aba-) 1 class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ heathen, pagan
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ heathen, pagan
umushēnzi (aba-) 1 class 1
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ heathen person, uncivilized person
singular: umu-
plural: aba- ▶ heathen person, uncivilized person
charm ▶ (heathen) igihēko
(heathen, worn on head) urugori
(used by witch doctor) urukorōnko, inkorōnko
('medicine' smeared about kraal to keep away thieves and evil spirits) ururēmbeko
(spell, hex) amarozi
(white shell worn by children) iyugi
(heathen, worn on head) urugori
(used by witch doctor) urukorōnko, inkorōnko
('medicine' smeared about kraal to keep away thieves and evil spirits) ururēmbeko
(spell, hex) amarozi
(white shell worn by children) iyugi
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fetish ▶ (bark cloth used as a thing of worship) indabe
(gourd used) intendēri
(heathen charm on head) urugori
(spotted barkcloth) indome
(things used in worship of Kiranga, thought to have special powers) ubuzimuzimu
(charm) igiheko
(gourd used) intendēri
(heathen charm on head) urugori
(spotted barkcloth) indome
(things used in worship of Kiranga, thought to have special powers) ubuzimuzimu
(charm) igiheko
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then found in: Kirundi I (Study lessons)
lesson 5 ▶ Mu and Ku
lesson 22 ▶ Infinitive and Imperative
lesson 30 ▶ Review 21 - 29
lesson 52 ▶ Rules for Past Endings
lesson 113 ▶ Reduplicated Verbs
lesson 119 ▶ More Adverbs
lesson 123 ▶ Narrative Tenses I
lesson 124 ▶ Narrative Tenses II
then found in: Kirundi II (Grammar)
chapter 2 ▶ Compound Future Tenses, Compound Conditional
chapter 3 ▶ Conditional Sentences – “if”
chapter 4 ▶ –ba as an Auxiliary Verb
chapter 44 ▶ –heza for “then”
chapter 45 ▶ Idiomatic uses of –bona
chapter 48 ▶ Nouns with 3rd class singular and 5th plural