A Quantitative and QualitativeAnalysis of the Final Vowels [i] and [a] in Luganda Deverbal Nouns (original) (raw)
Mu-baage 'One who undergoes surgery' Mu-beezi 'helper' Mu-fumbiro 'cook' Mu-jeemu 'rebel' 5 Jjeeza 'isolated place' Ggulire 'piece of news' Jjingirizi 'abundance' Ddudumo 'thunder' Ddulu 'pearl' 6a Ma-boneka 'new moon' Ma-tambulire 'whereabouts' Ma-gezi 'wisdom' Ma-gambo 'news' Ma-kulu 'meaning' 7 Ki-baaga 'sharp spear' Ki-bajje 'piece of carpentry' Ki-bangirizi 'open space' Ki-bajjo 'chip of wood' Ki-butamu 'inclined land' 9 Nfaanana 'appearance' Ndwadde 'sickness' Ngassi 'recompense' Nfukulo 'burrow' Nkanu 'harshness' 12 Ka-bina 'curve' Ka-baate 'tumult' Ka-boyi 'dizziness' Ka-bonero 'sign' Ka-kyamu 'mistake' 14 Bu-baka 'message' Bu-bage 'draft' Bu-bazi 'accountancy' Bu-fumbo 'marriage' Bu-gimu 'fertility' 9c. Bufuge 'subjection' < fuga 'to rule' 9d. Bulabe 'hostility' < laba 'to see' Abstract nouns ending in 9e. Bukaayi 'bitterness' < kaawa 'to be bitter' 9f. Bubazi 'accountancy'< bala 'to count' Abstract nouns ending in 9g. Bukalubo 'hardness' < kaluba 'to harden' 9h. Buddiro 'recurrence' <dda, ddira 'to return' Abstract nouns ending in 9i. Bunyiikivu 'diligence' < nyiikira 'to persevere' 9j. Bukaawu 'bitterness' < kaawa
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