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a – of, by | a – of, by | ||
a apo – from above (adverb) | |||
a apo o – from above (preposition) | |||
a kuima – from outside (adverb) | |||
a kuima o – from outside (preposition) | |||
a loka – from inside (abverb) | |||
a loka o – from inside (preposition) | |||
a okko o – from the top of | |||
abweke – hamburger | |||
aibi – ivy | |||
aibwi – ibis | |||
aiku – ice-cream | |||
aka – to catch, to fetch, to receive, to take | |||
akai – sure, absolutely, of course | |||
aki – piece, coin, a little bit | |||
akku – hat | |||
ako – tooth | |||
akoinikku – dinner | |||
ailu – statue, monument | |||
ala – to run | ala – to run | ||
ale – cloth | |||
aligeiko – alligator | |||
alli – cheese | |||
allu – tall | allu – tall | ||
alo (pl aloalo) – to splurge, to spend | |||
ama (pl leama) – to feel, to have a feeling, to worry | |||
amebweke – hamburger | |||
ammi – to breath, breath | |||
ammu – ham | |||
ammwe – hamme | |||
amoko – difficult, complicated | |||
ana – name, sign | |||
anga (pl angaanga) – to sink, to drown (intransitive) | |||
anga – still, yet, anymore | |||
ange – ideology, -ism | |||
anngo – anchor | |||
ango – stick, root | |||
angu – to relax, to rest, to enjoy | |||
api – short period, a while | |||
api – core, kernel | |||
appa – four | appa – four | ||
appe (pl appeappe) – to stay, to remain, to live | |||
appo – apple | |||
ara – fire, light | |||
ari – note, journal, diary | |||
ari – steep | |||
arikekei – blog | |||
aringi – large amount, large number, multitude | |||
ata – place, station, dot | |||
atai – good | atai – good | ||
ate – theory, -ism (prefix) | |||
atekarii – liberalism | |||
atepola – conservatism | |||
ati - twig | |||
ati – case (linguistics) | |||
atikorotele – instrumental case | atikorotele – instrumental case | ||
atimiangaika – ergative case | |||
atireo – button, pin | |||
atti – contest, game, competition | |||
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e – and | |||
ea – please, thank you | |||
eda – stripe | |||
eime – north, northern | |||
eina – flower | eina – flower | ||
eina – slow | |||
einaweta – rose | |||
einga – woman | einga – woman | ||
eingamwana – wife | |||
eka (pl ekaeka) – warm, hot | |||
eko – finger | |||
eko – how? | |||
eku – place, scene, theatre | |||
eku – letter, writing | |||
ele – place, area, field, hall | |||
elepanni – elephant | |||
eli (pl elieli) – careful | |||
ella – to skip, to ignore | |||
elle – many, a lot | |||
ellu – wildfire | |||
ellu (pl elluellu) – to cheat, to fool | |||
emi – to shine (intransitive) | |||
emi – metre | |||
emi – virus, meme, to spread, to infect | |||
emimita – metre | |||
emmi – waiter, watress | |||
emmi – leisure | |||
enne – to pay for, to equal | |||
engaa – to exist | |||
enngu – word, language, speech | |||
engo – knife | |||
engo – rain | |||
eo – or | |||
epa – eye | epa – eye | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:26, 19 April 2015
This is a dictionary of Waku.
A
a – of, by
a apo – from above (adverb)
a apo o – from above (preposition)
a kuima – from outside (adverb)
a kuima o – from outside (preposition)
a loka – from inside (abverb)
a loka o – from inside (preposition)
a okko o – from the top of
abweke – hamburger
aibi – ivy
aibwi – ibis
aiku – ice-cream
aka – to catch, to fetch, to receive, to take
akai – sure, absolutely, of course
aki – piece, coin, a little bit
akku – hat
ako – tooth
akoinikku – dinner
ailu – statue, monument
ala – to run
ale – cloth
aligeiko – alligator
alli – cheese
allu – tall
alo (pl aloalo) – to splurge, to spend
ama (pl leama) – to feel, to have a feeling, to worry
amebweke – hamburger
ammi – to breath, breath
ammu – ham
ammwe – hamme
amoko – difficult, complicated
ana – name, sign
anga (pl angaanga) – to sink, to drown (intransitive)
anga – still, yet, anymore
ange – ideology, -ism
anngo – anchor
ango – stick, root
angu – to relax, to rest, to enjoy
api – short period, a while
api – core, kernel
appa – four
appe (pl appeappe) – to stay, to remain, to live
appo – apple
ara – fire, light
ari – note, journal, diary
ari – steep
arikekei – blog
aringi – large amount, large number, multitude
ata – place, station, dot
atai – good
ate – theory, -ism (prefix)
atekarii – liberalism
atepola – conservatism
ati - twig
ati – case (linguistics)
atikorotele – instrumental case
atimiangaika – ergative case
atireo – button, pin
atti – contest, game, competition
B
bairo – (computer) virus
banngu – bank
bara – letter, glyph, culture, writing, literture
bare – fox
bata – given name
beilu – veil
beiru (pl lebeiru) – to book, to reserve
beka – border, limit, demarcation
beku (pl lebeku) – to repel, to turn away
bekku – ravine, gorge
berei (pl leberei) – curve, to curve, to bend
beri (pl beberi) – to approach
Bibo – Bible
bikku – bitch
biku – beach
bile (pl lebile) – to pass, to walk past
bili – tradition, custom, routine
bimi – butterfly
bimo (pl lebimo) – to gird, to encircle, to surround
bimwa – tent, covering
bina – instruction, guidelines
bini (pl binibini) – happy, healthy, lively, excited
binna – work, support, contribution
bipu – beef
biri (pl biribiri) – to cease, to perish
bobanni – broadband
boire – confusion, mistake, failure
boki – potato
bokko (pl lebokko) – to stop, to rest, to pause
bokko – bottle
bokkobwaingu – wine bottle
bola – luck, chance, opportunity
boli (pl boliboli) – boring, dull, ugly
bolla – pillow
boro – emblem
boru – wildbore
boru – war
boruyengu – civil war
bouku – boat
boulu – end, termination, to end, to terminate
boyu – boy
bukku – to book
bula – cigarette, to smoke
buni – nine
buni – grandparent
bunni (pl lebunni) – to hug, to hold tight
Bw
bwairo – virus (biology)
bwaka – guard, soildier
bwakku – bus
bwana – news, report
bwanna – smiley
bwanna – sea urchin
bwanngu – profit, earnings, salary
bwapwairu – wildfire
bwari (pl bwaribwari) – clean, innocent, unspoiled, holy
bwaru – bar
bwata – love
bweka – power, might, to attack
bwekei – princess
bwekke – rice bowl
bwellu – typeface
bwelu (pl bwebwelu) – to drive, to steer
bwemmwe (pl lebwemmwe) – to react, to respond
bwenne – law, principle (moral or legal)
bwenge – licence
bwengei – capital, centre, power
bwenngu – full-grown, adult (adj.)
bwengu – prince
bweru – prince
bweru – bear
bweru – bird
bwerulannga – bird
bwette – butter
bweuku – boat
bweuli – snail
bwia – beer
bwida (pl bwibwida) – to inspect, to check
bwika – exception
bwikki (pl bwikkibwikki) – to cut, to chop
bwikku – witch
bwikku – teapot
bwili (pl bwilibwili) – open, transparant
bwina – sunshine
bwine – vegetable, vegetarian (about food)
bwinna – gill
bwinne (pl lebwinne) – to stir
bwinni – business
bwitamini – vitamin
bwitti (pl bwittbwitti) – to get lost
D
dae – member (of a board, committee, etc.)
daga – servant
daku – patch (of land)
daku – shark
dali (pl dadali) – cute, pretty, attractive, beautiful
dalla – exclamation mark
dallu – powder
dalo – hero
dalu – faction, party (politics)
damma – snake
dammapodi – adder, viper
dalli – reason, logic
danai – information
danna – toy
dara – desert, dry land
daya (pl dayadaya) – to cry
dedei – darling
dege – cookie
deiko – accomidation, housing, residence
deku – moustache
demmu – small, little, modest
demwe (pl dedemwe) – to fill
demmwe – prophet
debwe – aeroplane
deingu (pl ledeingu) – to withdraw, to retreat intr.
demu – citizen
deni – mollusc
denna – (piece of) bread
depa – intellect, mind
depwe – face, appearance
dere (pl deredere) – to punish
deru – obligation, obligatory
dete – food, meal
dilla – surface
dima – cottage, hut
dimi – tyre
dimu – to diminish, to decline
dimu – accent, dialect
dinne – dawn
dinngu – forehead
dippi – oat
dippi – hippie
dippo – hippopotamus
dippu – cottage
dippwa – body painting, tattoo
diteilu – detail
diwe – guitar
E
e – and
ea – please, thank you
eda – stripe
eime – north, northern
eina – flower
eina – slow
einaweta – rose
einga – woman
eingamwana – wife
eka (pl ekaeka) – warm, hot
eko – finger
eko – how?
eku – place, scene, theatre
eku – letter, writing
ele – place, area, field, hall
elepanni – elephant
eli (pl elieli) – careful
ella – to skip, to ignore
elle – many, a lot
ellu – wildfire
ellu (pl elluellu) – to cheat, to fool
emi – to shine (intransitive)
emi – metre
emi – virus, meme, to spread, to infect
emimita – metre
emmi – waiter, watress
emmi – leisure
enne – to pay for, to equal
engaa – to exist
enngu – word, language, speech
engo – knife
engo – rain
eo – or
epa – eye
G
galu – onion
gammu – English muffin
gani – sword
ganni – antenna
gemu – mirror
gennge – apron
geru (pl gerugeru) – to roast
gida – fuel, petrol
gili – key
gilu – service, favour
gima – card
gima kimmwi – credit card
gimu – hairstyle
gira (pl giragira) – to dive, to submerge
gita – flute
gita (pl legita) – to leave, to finish, to go home
gitti (pl legitti) – to fail
gokku – beak
golu (pl golugolu) – stubborn
gomo – eel
gommo (pl gogommo) – to install, to put in place
gonngu – charter
gongu pl gogongu – soft, smooth
gonngu – chimpanzee
gulu (pl gulugulu) – to chew
gunngu – offence, scandal, to offend
guru – oar
I
i – at, on, in
ila – to love, love
ilai – light (noun)
ikka – arm, hand
ikka – five
imma – to give
ina – now
ippa – star
K
kala – can, may
kalla – must, to have to
kami – to took at, to examine
kamu – cattle
kamu – than you
kanna – car, wagon, vehicle
kannalannga – aeroplane
ke – as, for
kenei – to speak
keroi – shark
kipe – to see, to look
kiroo – fruit
komo – to become, to turn into
L
lannga – to fly
lapai – child
leppwe – leopard
loke – to ask, question
loki – boy, lad
luki – dog
M
mai – I, me
mana – we, us
mera – town, city
mera – red
miamiwi –dancer
minanena – singer
miateli – author, writer
miwi – dance, to dance
Mw
mwana – state, government, authority
mwana – marriage
mwarui – why
mwe – what
mwei – who
mwena – man, male
N
nare – child, offspring
nea – to be, to exist, to stand, to be located
nena – to sing
nikku – evening
Ng
nge – that (conjunction)
ngo – you (sg)
ngokko – dark, black, darkness
nguru – night
O
o – to, towards, of
oa – two
oku – horse
P
pae – tree, wood, forest
pakku – boat
pakomo – to turn [something] into...
papoko – to create, to bring into existence
parire – to grow (trans.)
pauku – to kill
peppwe – pepper
poko – to appear, to come into existence
Pw
pweulu – plough
R
rire – to grow (intr.)
T
ta – a, the
taka – man, person
takamwana – husband
talai – picture, image, likeness, form
talaiyulu – useful, practical
tawa – earth, land, soil
teki – one
teli – book, letter
temmi – to enter, to fall into, to start
tewa – for
teya – but
U
uku – dead, death
uppu – mouse, rat, rodent
upu – earth, soil, ground
upuupu – brown (adj.)
uru – city wall
W
wakuwaku – duck
wara – cat
waraippa – leopard
waraoa – cheetah
watee – language
wiru – firmament
Y
yanimera – red, yellow (noun)
yanimiti – white (noun)
yaningokko – black (noun)
yaniupu – brown (noun)
yaniwate – blue, green (noun)
yulu – to use, to take