tie   ▶ (to ~) kuboha, guhāmbīra
 (beans on hedge to dry) gushisha
 (clothes at waist) gukenyeza
 (cow's legs while milking) kujīsha
 (firmly) kudādira
 (neck of sack) kuniga
 (oneself to) kwīhābīra
(rope) kudādira
 (securely) kudaga
 (together) gutubika, gupfundikanya
 (up a bundle) gutēkera
 (with knot) gupfundika
 (as goat in pasture) kuzirika
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tie   ▶ ikaruvati
 (traditional, worn on shoulder at dances) umwōgo
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gutubika (-tubitse)     v   ▶ 1. to tie together, to tie up hole in sack, 2. to put on tourniquet
kuniga (-nize)     v   ▶ 1. to strangle, 2. to choke, suffocate, stifle, 3. to grab by neck, 4. to tie neck of a sack
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)
gather   ▶ kumyōra
 (building materials) guhumbira
 (firewood) gusēnya
 (food from garden) gusoroma, kwāha
 (fruit) kwāmūra
 (in loose garment at waist and tie) gukenyera
 (little sticks) gutōrōra
 (manure for garden) kuvūmbura
 (up) kwāndura, gusorōranya, gutororokanya
 (pollen and nectar) kudaha
 (up grass that has been spread out) gusasūra
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gushisha (-shishe)     v   ▶ 1. to be big, fat, chubby 2. to be flourishing (of growing things, child), 3. to be very dirty, unpleasant, repulsive, 4. to tie beans to hedge to dry
gutēkera (-tēkeye)     v   ▶ 1. to tie up a bundle, 2. to prepare things for a trip
kudadira (-dadiye)     v   ▶ 1. to lock one up, 2. to tie firmly
kwīboha (-īboshe)     v   ▶ to tie oneself
kuzirika (-ziritse)   v   ▶ to tie with rope (as goat out to pasture)
gutēkerera (-tēkereye)     v   ▶ 1. to tie up for, 2. prepare things for trip
kwīhāmbīra (-īhāmbīye)     v   ▶ 1. to give oneself to, 2. to tie or attach oneself to
guhāmbīra (-hāmbīriye)   v   ▶ 1. to bind, to tie up, 2. to compel
guhāmbīriza (-hāmbīrije)     v   ▶ to cause to tie, tie with
guhāmbīrana (-hāmbīranye)   v   ▶ to tie each other
bean   ▶ igiharage
(green) umubīmba, umukerere, umukonyogo
(lima) igiharo
(red) ishigisha
(small red) uduharawe
(leaves) umukubi
(leaves, first two) ingāmba
(pod) urusokoro
(sprout) umugōndōra
(that have been put away for a year) igihitira
(to put ~ away for a year) guhitiza
(to put away ~ for several years) guhitikirana, guhitirana
(to tie ~ on hedge to dry) gushisha
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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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kudaga (-daze)     v   ▶ to tie securely
gupfundikanya (-pfundikanije)     v   ▶ to tie together
gupfundikīsha (-pfundikīshije)     v   ▶ to cause to tie, tie with
bundle   ▶ umuzigo
 (esp. dead person wrapped for carrying) ikigagara
 (of grass or grain) umukama
 (of sticks, rope) umugānda
 (to tie up a ~) gutēkera
 (clothes) ibaro
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umwōgo (imy-)     2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ long tie worn at shoulder at certain dances
kubohera (-boheye)     v   ▶ to tie at, for
gukenyera (-kenyeye)     v   ▶ 1. to persist patiently, 2. prepare to fight, 3. to wear belt, girdle, to tie in at waist
gukenyeza (-kenyeje)     v   ▶ 1. to encircle, to surround, 2. to girdle with, tie clothes at waist with
kubohana (-bohanye)     v   ▶ to tie each other
kubohēsha (-bohēsheje)     v   ▶ to tie with, cause to tie
cow   ▶ inka
 (brownish black) ikirāyi
 (gray) uruhīza
 (white) igihororo
 (~ without horns) imvure
 (blood of, to drink) ikiremve
 (~ path) umuhōra
 (to be at rest) kuvyāgira
 (to be many) gusagara
 (to be many together) gusasa amahembe
 (to ask ~ from one to whom ~ was given) kwōkōza
 (to chase flies off) kuzīnga
 (to entrust ~s to another and they increase while there) gutongoza
 (to get medicine to make ~ like her calf) kwōrokereza
 (to lead) kuyobora, gushorera
 (to lead to pasture) guturutsa
 (to put skin of dead calf before ~ to make her to give milk) kwōrokēra
 (to return ~ or calf to one from whom one received a ~) kwōkōra
 (to take up hill) kurārūra
 (to tie legs while milking) kujīsha
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sack   ▶ umupfuko, isaho
 (burlap) igunira
 (long narrow for food) indebuye
 (made of skin) umukuza
 (to tie neck of) kuniga
 (to tie up hole in) gutubika
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 tie : polite imperative of...
-ti     v   ▶ says (verb without infinitive)
ati he, she says
avug'ati he, she says that
ati   v   ▶ he, she says (from -ti)
amagōrwa    5   ▶ difficulties, troubles
gufufahaza (-fufahaje)     v   ▶ to treat patient but he doesn't recover
guhāmbīrwa (-hāmbīriwe)     v   ▶ to be tied
guhāmburuka (-hāmburutse)     v   ▶ to come untied
guhamburura (-hamburuye)     v   ▶ to untie
guhāmbururwa (-hāmburuwe)     v   ▶ to be untied
guharara (-haraye)     v   ▶ 1. to start up from ground (like locusts), 2. to be fickle, 3. like for a short time, 4. to like novelties, 5. follow a fad
gukenyerera (-kenyereye)     v   ▶ to persist patiently, in or at
gupfundikwa (-pfunditswe)     v   ▶ to be tied, woven
gupfunduka (-pfundutse)     v   ▶ to open, become untied
gupfundurura (-pfunduruye)     v   ▶ to loosen, open, untie
gutēkerwa (-tēkewe)     v   ▶ to be tied, wrapped up
ikaruvati (ama-)   5  class 5
singular: i-,iri-
plural: ama- ▶ tie
kuboha (-boshe)     v   ▶ to tie, to bind
kuboheka (-bohetse)     v   ▶ to be easily tied
kuboherwa (-bohewe)     v   ▶ to be tied at, because of
kubohēshwa (-bohēshejwe)     v   ▶ to be tied with, caused to be tied
kubohōka (-bohōtse)     v   ▶ to come untied
kubohōra (-bohōye)     v   ▶ to untie (from kuboha)
kubohwa (-boshwe)     v   ▶ to be tied
kudadura (-daduye)     v   ▶ to untie, set free
kudundumirwa (-dundumiwe)     v   ▶ 1. to be at the end of one's patience, 2. to be discouraged, 3. to complain in heart at not having gotten what one wanted
kugobōtora (-gobōtoye)     v   ▶ 1. to take one out of difficulties or hard places, 2. to take out from, 3. to free, to clear
kugobwa (-gobewe)     v   ▶ to have speech impediment, be tongue-tied
kujīshura (-jīshuye)     v   ▶ to untie cow's legs after milking
kurambirwa (-rambiwe)     v   ▶ 1. to be wearied by long speech or delay, 2. to become impatient, 3. to be bored
kuramukira (-ramukiye)     v   ▶ to get up, for, to greet authorities
kuzirikwa (-ziritswe)   v   ▶ to be tied (goats, etc.)
kuzitura (-zituye)   v   ▶ to untie
kuzitūrwa (-zitūwe)   v   ▶ to be untied
kwīhamburura (-īhamburuye)     v   ▶ to untie oneself
kwīhāngāna (-īhāngānye)     v   ▶ 1. to endure, to be patient, 2. to wait
(said when patience is needed or expected, like a consolation)
kwīhanganira (-īhanganiye)     v   ▶ to be patient with
ukwīhāngāna   9  class 9
singular: uku- ▶ patience, endurance
umuhagatiro (imi-)   2  class 2
singular: umu-
plural: imi- ▶ large cloth tied on shoulder
urwīhāngāne     6  class 6
singular: uru- ▶ (no pl.) patience
cloth   ▶ igitāmbara
 (large, tied on shoulder) umuhagatiro
 (long band of) umugēnde
 (made of bark) indemano
 (plaid) igitāmbara c'ikigoma
(shiny, silk, rayon) ihariri
 (very large) igihūzu, uruhūzu
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come   ▶ kūza
(all together suddenly) kurandamuka
(apart) gushānyūka, kudohōka
(to come at) (time) kuzīra
(to do something) guherūka
(to an end) guhenebēra, guhera, kunyika
(be coming to an end) guherengetera
(down) kumanuka, kumanuza, kwūruruka
(from) kwāduka, kwānduruka, gukomoka, guturuka, kuva, kuvuduka
(to greet often when one is in disfavour in hopes of gaining favour) kuneganega
(~ here) ingo, ngo, ngwino
(into sight) kurēnguka
(to light) guhinyuka, kwāndagara
(one by one) gutororokanya, gutēraterana
(out, teeth, hoe handle, etc.) guhongoka
(out, stake) gushingūka
(out of water) kwōgorora
(suddenly) guturūmbuka
(to, after fainting) guhembūka
(to pieces) gusambūka
(to the throne) kwīma ku ngoma
(together, crowd) gukungēra
(unexpectedly) kwubīra
(unsewn) gusonoroka (Sw.)
(untied) kubohōka, gupfunduka
(up of itself) kwimeza
(up out of water) kwiburuka
(up thickly, thus not do well) gusorora
(upon suddenly) kwūbuka
(when called) kurabuka
(with) kuzanana
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difficulty   ▶ urudubi
 (difficulties) amagōrwa
 (to be in ~) guhumirwa
 (to extricate one from ~) kugobōtora
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end   ▶ iherezo, umuhero, ihero, ubuherūka, impera, imperuka, itahīriro
 (~ of boat) umukōndo
 (at the ~ of every year) uk'umwāka utāshe
(to be the ~) kugwa mahera
(to be at an ~ of one's resources) kuzigirizwa
 (to be at the ~) kwīherezo
(to be at an ~ of one's patience) kudundumirwa
 (to be coming to an ~) guherengetera
 (to come to an ~) guhenebēra, guhera, kunyika
 (to ~ a conversation) kwīkebanura
 (to finish) guheza
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extricate   ▶ (from difficulties) kugobōtora
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persist   ▶ gucunaguza, kwigumira, gukovya, kunogēra, kuramiriza, gushimika, gushīshikara
 (in asking questions) kuzigiriza
 (in old custom) kuzīrōra
 (more strongly than before) gukobeza
 (patiently) gukenyera, gukenyerera
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rub   ▶ gusīga
 (bump so it doesn't swell) kunyīngisha, gushiringitira
 (clothes) kunyukura
 (eyes in order to see, esp. one who has conjunctivities) guhofōra
 (grain to take off chaff) kuvūngura
 (off dirt) guhungura
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tongue   ▶ ururimi
(cord of) inkīngi, igikīngi
(to be tongue-tied) kugobwa
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treat   ▶ (one who treats illness) umuvūzi
 (to ~ illness) kuvūra
 (with anger) gushinyagura
 (patient who does not recover) gufufahaza
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untie   ▶ kubohōra, kudādura, kuzitura, guhamburura, gupfundurura
 (cow's legs after milking) kujishura
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tied   ▶ (to be) guhāmbīrwa, kubohwa
(to be ~ with) kubohēshwa
(to be ~ as goat) kuzirikwa
(to be easily ~) kuboheka
(to come un~) kubohōka
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