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118 years ago, part of Kenya up to Naivasha, used to be in Uganda 🇺🇬 🇰🇪

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Ebuka. Traditionally was used for preseving milk and drinking alcohol among others.

Interpretation

Sprout (v) – mera; tula; tusa esaafu

Sprung (v) – siaduuma; siaduumiraho; siehuyaho; siabbichuha; siabbisuha; siabbaubbuluha; siabbubuluha; sieracha

Spur – olubambo; esaga; enduunga

Spurious – siobubacha; siobuyiriyiri; siohwekadia; siengacho; siemibayo; sisielalira

Spurn – ohwefuucha; ohuhaya; ohuhayaana; ohuleka; ohukaana; ohusira

Spurt – olukeo; omuhula; ehulukusi

Spy – omuwunyirisi; mbega; omukoonyi we mboosi

Squabble – soolana; nyekana; hayana; yirimbana

Squad – esikundi; omugigi; oluse; esikanda

Squalid – sinyokaanu; siomufuto; sichaafu; siafutuuha; simali

Squander – nyaasa; chakiachakia; lia

Square – sia chibbanda; siamakoona kane; siakanirira; siakaniakania

Squash – nyooba; nyoobola; nioonga; diinya; fuka; fwiinya; fwinyirira

Squeak – chwiila; yayula; lira; chwiila

Squeal – lira; yayula; holoochana; hoola

Squeeze – fwiinya; fwinyiriira; yiinda

Squint – siahiama; siekoda; siayeeha; siehiririra; sialehalehana

Sq**rt – olukeo; olufuchakirisi

Stab – ohufumita; ohufulita; ohwehuyaho; ohukesaho; ohwekeraho

Stability – obuyenjeefu; amani; edeembe; omuleembe; obujiing’u obutereefu

Stabilize –yenjeera; wuchuluha; tereera

Stable – siyenjeefu; siri namani; siedeembe; siomuleembe; sitereefu; sijiing’u

Stack – bunjiha; teera; paanga

Staff 1 – abahosi

Staff 2 – endabuhi; olusaala omba olubbaao lwohukerera obuleei bwe siindu

Stage 👎 1 – esiduuti; abuundu wohwingirira musiiruha sia bangi

Stage 👎 2 – esiduuti

Stage 👎 3 – esiha sio buhuluundu bwe siindu; esiiha siohubaao hwe siindu

Stage (v) – bbaaga; leetao; taao

Stagger – damaana; dookaana; doobaana

Staggering – siamaani; siwukia; sieene sieene; siamagero; siolukano; siingi

Stagnant water – amaachi kadebeerere

Stagnate – huunya; yema

Stain – esibboondo; obumali; oluguusi

Stainless – esitabuchiha; esitadiira emberebeende

Staircase, stairs – obuniiniro; obwiihiro amadaara kohusiombahe;

Stale – siafuunda; siachalaala; siaheema;sikaka; siabiiya; sioobba olukuhu

Stalk (n)– esisina; esaga; omwooyo kwesaafu

Ameeta k'eryani lyokhuli
1. Esuuga
2. Esebeebe/ esosokwe
3. Ehuubi
4. Endereema
5. Esaaka
6. Edindi
7. Namudikolo
8. Esidiiba
9. Omuteere
10. Namatwi'kamoosi
11. Amasaafu ka'pilipili
12. Ehubaika
13. Hanyulule
14. Nasigumba
15. Esinyolonyolo
17. Kabichi
18.
19. ...
The list is long. Some types where consumed during times of adversities like excessive famine.
You can enrich the list.
How many of the above types do you know.
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Endika

How do we call this type of dressing in samia language?

Ndaafunya!!(I am back)
Nduukya( I am going)
Leeta!! (Bring)

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Edwayaa( a c**k or ( male chicken)

Edwaya (a cork:male hen)

Olingwaa si? (What are you drinking?

Oli (are)

Ngwaa (drink)

Lya (eat)

Otye (how)

Sina (what)

Omusiani ( a boy)
Omukhana ( a girl)
Omuraga (a youth)

Omusakya (a man)
Omukhaye (a woman)
Omukhasi (wife)

Kaboosi (it’s for all)

Kaala muno ( so sorry)

Ngoonya emirimo (am looking for job)

Ndulya ( am eating)

Enjala eenuma ( am hungry)