Omwanga321/Olunyole-verbs

Olunyole, also called Nyore is a dialect of the larger Luhyia (Luyia) language spoken by the Abanyole subcommunity of the Luyhia ethick group of Kenya. This repository contains a few Olunyole verbs with their English translations # Olunyole-verbs Olunyole, also called Nyore is a dialect of the larger Luhyia (Luyia) language spoken by the Abanyole subcommunity of the Luyhia ethick group of Kenya. This repository contains a few Olunyole verbs with their English translations anula to remove something left out to dry boya tie buna be quiet chenda walk chesia "1. help to walk; 2. spread" chia go chwanya "1. leave behind; 2. neglect" fuba throw fumba fold fumbella hug funikha cover futula pierce hinyia remove hulla "1. listen; 2. hear" icha come ilukha run imba sing inula serve inyala urinate kalukha return kalukhila repeat, support kalusia return kamba preach kambukha shout kanyakanyia to fold something roughly kaya "1. refuse; 2. stop" khomba lick khonya help kinga carry kinga carry koyokoyia pretend kungula raise kuyia lakaya cry lela "1. tend; 2. carry on one's lap" lima plough linda "1. wait; 2. protect" lloma / loloma talk loka bewitch mina squeeze mwamia make dirty nia shit nuna suckle nyalala diarrhoea nyeka "1. abuse; 2. insult" nyilula stretch nyokhosia vex olela stop crying oma spread on something para think runga pay sala puke saya pray siba seal sina "1. play; 2. dance" sinjila "1. stand; 2. stop" sinjisia "1. make stand; 2. erect; 3. make stop" sota fuck sula refuse sunga hang tekha cook tesia marry timbuka dance yoka make noise Inyala Urinate futula - pierce