Luganda-English and English-Luganda Vocabulary

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 edition. Excerpt: ...Grow again Sigala, v. Be _over, remain, be left; often used to express " except." Sigira, v. Entrust, entrust to, give into care of; set over. Sigula, 1v. Uproot; transplant: also (of a slave). Carry to another house. Sika, v. Load (a ship). Sika, v. Inherit, be an heir (intr.). Sika, s. 5. Anchor. Sika, v. Fry. Sikasikanya, v. Devour. Sikira, 1v. To succeed; become heir to. Sikiriza, v. Overshadow. Sikonda, v. Hiccough, have hiccough. Sikula, v. Grab, snatch. Sima, v. Dig; esp. dig under a house wall (to steal). Kusima enyumba, to house-break. Sima, v. Thank, praise; court (as lover). Simagana, v. Court one another. Simagira, v. Nod. Simba, v. Stick spear or stick upright in the ground. Simba, v. Dig up (as potatoes). (ii.) Transplant. SW. chimba. Simbula, v. Uproot, unplant. Simiza, v.,-zidza. Caus. of Sima. Simsia, s. 3. Umbrella. Simuka, v. Be dug. Simula, v. Dig up (a buried thing). Sinda, 1:. Groan in sickness. Sindika, v. Push, thrust; send. Sindikagana, v. Jostle one another, be crowd ed. Sindukirira, v. Feel sick. Ememe ensindukirira, I feel sick. Sindula, v. Pull a tree down, roots and all. Singa, v. Surpass, conquer; (see Musimoo): used to express comparisons. Singa v. Pawn, pledge; waver bet. Singac; cohditional particle, used both in the protasis and in the apodosis of conditional sentences (q.v.). Singo, s. 3. One of the four provinces of Uganda of which Mukwenda and four smaller chiefs are rulers. See SAZA. Sinza, v,-zidza. Cause _to_surpass; worship Smzi, s. 5. Root. Sinzira, v. Jump, spring. Often singao. stake, thief). Sisira, v. Build a small house. Sisirira, v. Build a small house for (a master). Sisiriza, 1:. Smooth down, level; tickle. Sitala, v. (with or without kugulu. or kigere). Trip, stumble. Sitaza,...