Englisch–Luo Wörterbuch

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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
I	Pronomen	an	I am here now. An ka kanyo sani.
you	Pronomen	in	You are my friend. In en osiepna.
he	Pronomen	en	He is very strong. En gi teko ahinya.
we	Pronomen	wa	We are going home. Wa dhi dala.
they	Pronomen	gi	They are in school. Gi e skul.
what	Pronomen	angʼo	What do you want? Idwaro angʼo?
where	Adverb	kanye	Where is your house? Odni nitie kanye?
when	Adverb	karangʼo	When will you come? Ibiro karangʼo?
who	Pronomen	ngʼa	Who is calling me? Ngʼa ma oluongana?
why	Adverb	marangʼo	Why are you sad? Marangʼo ma in smut?
how	Adverb	nade	How are you today? In nadi kawuono?
to be	Verb	bedo	They want to be ready. Gi dwaro bedo ayikayika.
to have	Verb	bedo gi	I have a book. An abedo gi buk.
to do	Verb	timo	We do our work. Watimo ticwa.
to go	Verb	dhi	I will go tomorrow. Adhibiro kiny.
to come	Verb	biro	They will come soon. Gibiro machiegni.
to see	Verb	nen	I see the house. A nen od.
to know	Verb	ngʼeyo	I know that story. Angʼeyo siganono.
to think	Verb	paro	We think about life. Waparo kuom ngima.
to want	Verb	dwaro	I want some water. Adwaro pi.
to need	Verb	dwaro	We need more time. Wadwaro kinde mangʼeny.
to make	Verb	loso	They make good chairs. Giloso kom ber.
to take	Verb	kawo	Take the book home. Kaw buk idhi go dala.
to give	Verb	miyo	Please give me water. Kiyie imiya pi.
to say	Verb	wuo	Do not say that. Kik iwuo kamano.
to tell	Verb	nyiso	Tell me the truth. Nyisa adiera.
to ask	Verb	penjo	I want to ask. Adwaro penjo.
to find	Verb	nongo	We found the key. Wanongo lagoro.
to look	Verb	ngʼiyo	Look at the sky. Ngʼi malo e polo.
to use	Verb	tiyo gi	I use this knife. Atiyo gi pala ni.
to work	Verb	tiyo	They work every day. Gitiyo pile pile.
to eat	Verb	chiemo	Children eat rice here. Nyithindo chiemo nyaluo kanyo.
to drink	Verb	madho	Drink water every morning. Mad pi kiek duto.
to sleep	Verb	nindo	The child sleeps early. Nyathi nindo oyawore.
to walk	Verb	wuok	We walk to school. Wawuok nyaka skul.
to run	Verb	ringo	The boy can run fast. Wuowi nyalo ringo piyo.
to read	Verb	somo	I read this book. Asomo bukni.
to write	Verb	ndiko	She writes every day.
to speak	Verb	wuoyo	They speak Luo well. Giwuoyo Dholuo maber.
to listen	Verb	winjo	Listen to the teacher. Winj japuonj.
to hear	Verb	winjo	I hear music outside. Awinjo wer oko.
to buy	Verb	golo	We buy food there. Wagolo chiemo kanyo.
to sell	Verb	chwalo	They sell fish here. Gichwalo rech kanyo.
to pay	Verb	culo	I will pay today. Aculo kawuono.
to help	Verb	konyo	Please help that child. Kiyie konya nyathinocha.
to love	Verb	hero	I love my family. Ahero jooda.
to live	Verb	bedo	We live in town. Wabedo e taun.
to die	Verb	tho	Old trees can die. Yath machon nyalo tho.
to learn	Verb	puonjo	Children learn at school. Nyithindo puonjo e skul.
to teach	Verb	puonjo	They teach us Luo. Gipuonjo wa Dholuo.
to open	Verb	yawo	Open the door slowly. Yaw dhoot mos.
to close	Verb	loro	Close the window now.
person	Substantiv	ngʼato	That person is kind. Ngʼatno en ngʼama ber.
man	Substantiv	dichuo	The man is working. Dichuo tye ka tiyo.
woman	Substantiv	dhako	The woman is cooking. Dhako tye ka tedo.
child	Substantiv	nyathi	The child is sleeping. Nyathi tye ka nindo.
boy	Substantiv	wuowi	The boy is reading. Wuowi tye ka somo.
girl	Substantiv	nyako	The girl is singing. Nyako tye ka wer.
family	Substantiv	joodu	My family is large. Joodu en maduongʼ.
mother	Substantiv	min	My mother is here. Mina ni ka kanyo.
father	Substantiv	wuon	His father is strong. Wuon gi teko.
friend	Substantiv	osiep	She is my friend.
house	Substantiv	ot	The house is new. Ot en manyien.
home	Substantiv	dala	We are going home. Wa dhi dala.
school	Substantiv	skul	The school is nearby. Skul nitie machiegni.
city	Substantiv	taun	This city is big. Taun ni en maduongʼ.
country	Substantiv	piny	Our country is peaceful. Pinywa olingʼ.
world	Substantiv	piny	The world is changing. Piny tye ka loko.
street	Substantiv	yo	The street is busy. Yo opongʼ gi ji.
room	Substantiv	ot	This room is clean. Otni ler.
time	Substantiv	kinde	Time moves very quickly. Kinde dhi piyo ahinya.
day	Substantiv	odiechiengʼ	Today is a hot day. Kawuono en odiechiengʼ maliet.
night	Substantiv	otieno	The night is quiet. Otieno olingʼ.
morning	Substantiv	okinyi	This morning is cold. Okinyi ni en liet.
evening	Substantiv	odhier	We will meet this evening. Wabiro romo odhier ni.
week	Substantiv	juma	This week is busy. Juma ni opongʼ gi tich.
month	Substantiv	dwe	Next month will be long. Dwe mabiro biro bed motegno.
year	Substantiv	higa	This year is good. Higa ni ber.
today	Adverb	kawuono	I am busy today. Atiye gi tich kawuono.
tomorrow	Adverb	kiny	We will travel tomorrow. Wabiro wuok kiny.
yesterday	Adverb	nyoro	I saw him yesterday. Anena nyoro.
now	Adverb	sani	Come here now. Bi kanyu sani.
sun	Substantiv	chiengʼ	The sun is hot. Chiengʼ liet.
moon	Substantiv	dwe	The moon is bright tonight. Dwe lier tinende.
star	Substantiv	sulwe	That star is bright. Sulweno lier.
sky	Substantiv	polo	The sky is blue. Polo en rachar.
earth	Substantiv	piny	The earth is round.
fire	Substantiv	mach	The fire is hot. Mach liet.
water	Substantiv	pi	The water is cold. Pi liet.
rain	Substantiv	koth	The rain is heavy. Koth dhi matek.
wind	Substantiv	yamo	The wind is strong. Yamo tek.
tree	Substantiv	yat	That tree is tall. Yatno bor.
mountain	Substantiv	got	That mountain is high. Gotno bor malo.
river	Substantiv	aora	The river is wide. Aora oyangʼ.
sea	Substantiv	nam	The sea is far. Nam ni ni mabor.
food	Substantiv	chiemo	The food is ready. Chiemo otyeko.
bread	Substantiv	muka	I bought fresh bread. Agolo muka manyien.
rice	Substantiv	nyaluo	Rice is good food. Nyaluo en chiemo maber.
meat	Substantiv	ringʼo	The meat is cooking. Ringʼo tye ka tedore.
fish	Substantiv	rech	The fish is fresh. Rech nitie manyien.
egg	Substantiv	tongʼ	The egg is broken. Tongʼ ochak.
milk	Substantiv	chak	The milk is warm. Chak liet matin.
tea	Substantiv	chai	I drink tea daily. Amadho chai pile.
coffee	Substantiv	kahawa	He drinks coffee every morning. En madho kahawa kiek duto.
head	Substantiv	wich	My head hurts today. Wicha lit kawuono.
eye	Substantiv	wangʼ	Her eye is red.
ear	Substantiv	it	My ear hurts badly. Ita lit ahinya.
mouth	Substantiv	dhok	Open your mouth wide. Yaw dhoki maber.
nose	Substantiv	um	My nose is blocked. Uma otingʼ.
hand	Substantiv	lwet	Wash your hand well. Luok lweti maber.
foot	Substantiv	tiend	My foot hurts now. Tienda lit sani.
heart	Substantiv	chuny	His heart is strong. Chunye tek.
name	Substantiv	nyingʼ	My name is Akinyi. Nyingʼa en Akinyi.
book	Substantiv	buk	This book is new. Bukni en manyien.
word	Substantiv	wach	That word is difficult. Wachno tek.
language	Substantiv	dhok	Luo is a language. Dholuo en dhok.
money	Substantiv	pesa	I need more money. Adwaro pesa mangʼeny.
work	Substantiv	tich	The work is hard. Tich tek.
love	Substantiv	hera	Love is very powerful. Hera gi teko ahinya.
music	Substantiv	wer	The music is beautiful. Wer ber ahinya.
story	Substantiv	sigana	That story is true. Siganano en adier.
way	Substantiv	yo	This way is easy. Yo ni yot.
thing	Substantiv	gima	That thing is important. Gimano en gimamoko.
life	Substantiv	ngima	Life is very precious. Ngima ber ahinya.
door	Substantiv	dhoot	The door is open. Dhoot oyawore.
table	Substantiv	mesa	The table is clean. Mesa ler.
chair	Substantiv	kom	The chair is broken. Kom oremo.
car	Substantiv	motoka	The car is fast. Motoka dhi piyo.
good	Adjektiv	ber	This food is good. Chiemo ni ber.
bad	Adjektiv	rach	That road is bad. Yono rach.
big	Adjektiv	maduongʼ	Their house is big. Odg i maduongʼ.
small	Adjektiv	matin	The child is small. Nyathi matin.
new	Adjektiv	manyien	I bought a new book. Agolo buk manyien.
old	Adjektiv	machon	That house is old. Otno machon.
long	Adjektiv	bor	The road is long. Yo bor.
short	Adjektiv	machiegni	The rope is short.
high	Adjektiv	malo	The bird flies high. Winy yudo malo.
low	Adjektiv	piny	The cloud is low.
hot	Adjektiv	liet	The tea is hot. Chai liet.
cold	Adjektiv	ngʼich	The water is cold. Pi ngʼich.
happy	Adjektiv	mor	I am very happy. Amito ahinya.
sad	Adjektiv	smut	She feels sad today.
beautiful	Adjektiv	ber	The flower is beautiful.
easy	Adjektiv	yot	This work is easy. Tichni yot.
hard	Adjektiv	tek	This question is hard. Peny ni tek.
fast	Adjektiv	piyo	That car is fast. Motokano dhi piyo.
slow	Adjektiv	mos	The old man walks slow. Dichuo machon wuok mos.
right	Adjektiv	adier	Your answer is right. Duani en adier.
wrong	Adjektiv	ok adier	That answer is wrong. Duono ok adier.
important	Adjektiv	ginyalo	This work is important.
true	Adjektiv	adier	That story is true. Siganano en adier.
full	Adjektiv	opongʼ	The bottle is full.
empty	Adjektiv	nono	The room is empty. Ot nono.
young	Adjektiv	matin	The boy is young. Wuowi en matin.
strong	Adjektiv	tek	That man is strong. Dichuono tek.
weak	Adjektiv	yie	The child is weak.
red	Adjektiv	makwar	The cloth is red.
blue	Adjektiv	marachar	The sky is blue. Polo en marachar.
green	Adjektiv	maquel	The grass is green.
black	Adjektiv	ratengʼ	The cow is black. Dhiangʼ ratengʼ.
white	Adjektiv	rachar	Her dress is white.
yes	Interjektion	ee	Yes, I know him. Ee, angʼeye.
no	Interjektion	da	No, I cannot come. Da, ok anyal biro.
not	Adverb	ok	I am not ready. Ok ayik.
and	Konjunktion	kod	Tea and bread are ready. Chai kod muka oyik.
or	Konjunktion	kata	Tea or coffee is fine. Chai kata kahawa ber.
but	Konjunktion	to	I came, but he left. Abiro, to en odhi.
if	Konjunktion	ka	If you come, call me. Ka ibiro, luonga.
because	Konjunktion	nikech	I stayed because it rained. Abedo nikech koth noloyo.
with	Präposition	kod	I came with my friend. Abiro kod osiepna.
without	Präposition	mak mana	He left without money. En odhi mak mana pesa.
for	Präposition	ne	This gift is for you. Michni en ne in.
from	Präposition	koa	I came from home. Abiro koa dala.
to	Präposition	nyaka	We walked to school. Wawuok nyaka skul.