Dhao
Fight (To fight).
e.g.
Jakuodho oyie dhao. (A Luo proverb that basically means the person at fault is always guilty and will literally do anything to prove their 'innocence'.)
en
The person who breaks wind (farter) is always ready to fight.
By Nyakwar Leonida
July 14, 2019
Nyakwar
The grandchild of.
e.g.
An nyakwar Leonida. Nyako mane chunye ler. Nind gi kwee dana.
en
I am the grandchild of Leonida. A girl who had a good heart. Rest in peace grandmum.
By Nyakwar Leonida
July 14, 2019
Pako
Praise/Praising
e.g.
Kawuono en sabato, adhi pako obong'o nyakalaga.
en
Today is a sabbath, I am going to praise God.
By Nyakwar Leonida
July 14, 2019
Wich
Head
e.g.
Mama, adwaro wich ok sundu.
en
Mum, I want the head, not the private parts.
By Nyakwar Leonida
July 14, 2019
Olemo
1. Fruit
2. He/she is praying.
e.g.
1. Jatuo dwaro olemo.
2. Olemo ga chieng' jumapil.
en
1. The patient wants/needs fruits.
2. She/he always pray on Sunday.
By Nyakwar Leonida
July 14, 2019