Ik

Ik kana Icetod mutauro unowanikwa kuUganda.

Mazwi Anotodza Bantu

Ik inoti deta (v. bring) kureva kuunza. Ndebele inoti leta (v. bring).
Ik inoti babo (n. father) kureva baba.
Ik inoti paka (prep. until) kureva mupaka.
Ik inoti kombota (liquor, strong drink).  kureva .
Ik inoti ɲákaɓɨlá (n. ethnic group, people, tribe; kind, species, type, variety). kabila (tribe, clan).
Ik inoti ɲáɓata (n. duck, goose) kureva dhadha kana gusi.
Ik inoti ɲáɓáo (n. board, plank; blackboard, chalkboard).
Ik inoti suwa (n. beam, ray, or shaft of light) kureva bwerazuva.

Mamwe Mashoko

Ik inoti fotso (n. ravine - a narrow steep-sided valley commonly eroded by running water).
Ik inoti kom (lots, many, multitude). Mamwe mazwi: komon (to be many). 
Ik inoti bukon (to be prostrate) kureva kutsivama.
Ik inoti cue- (n. water) kureva mvura. 
Ik inoti cuanon (to be liquid).
Ik inoti erúts- (be fresh, new). Mamwe mazwi: ɲámáli (n. possessions, property, wealth).
Ik inoti emuta (n. story) kureva nyaya.
Ik inoti gwasak (n. stone) kureva dombo.
Ik inoti beresa (to build, construct, mould, make; to develop, raise up) kureva kuvaka.
Ik inoti bas (n. beam, ray, or shaft of light) kureva maranzi echiedza.
Ik inoti bar (n. n. flock, herd; riches, wealth) kureva danga kana hupfumi]].
Ik inoti baratigwa (n. yellow white-eye).
Ik inoti ɓaŋásí (n. looseness, slackness; plainness, simplicity).
Ik inoti kotere (prep. 1. because of, due to; 2. because, due to the fact that, for the reason that. 3. in order that, so that).
Ik inoti neba (body, self) kureva muviri.
Ik inoti ɲaɓʉra (n. corn, maize) kureva chibage.
Ik inoti ɲákaɓír (n. sorghum variety with red or white seeds and coarse hairs on the seed-heads like those of bullrush).
Ik inoti ɲakaíta (n. sweet potato) kureva mbambaira.
Ik inoti ɲákámus (n. pitch darkness - i.e. no moon, thick clouds) kureva mhindo.
Ik inoti ɲákitamɓára (n. handkerchief) kureva hengechefu.
Ik inoti ɲásaaní (n. plate, saucer) kureva ndiro.
Ik inoti ɲásápari (n. round, time; expedition, journey, trip) kureva safari.
Ik inoti tsàŋ (n. gap - in a mountain or in one’s teeth) kureva vende.
Ik inoti màràŋɡwà (red bean) kureva bhinzi dzvuku.
Ik inoti rowa (flatland). 

Dudzirachiito

Ik inoti zuku (adv. very). Mamwe mazwi: tsabo (adv. apparently; evidently, obviously). 
Ik inoti tsamu (adv. of course). Mamwe mazwi: nabo (adv. again; furthermore; moreover). 

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