Diccionario Acholi–Inglés

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Palabra	Parte del discurso	Traducción	Ejemplo
an	pronombre	I	An atye kany kombedi. I am here now.
in	pronombre	you	In itye larem na. You are my friend.
en	pronombre	he	En tye i gang. He is at home.
en	pronombre	she	En min awa. She is my mother.
wa	pronombre	we	Wa tye ka cito gang. We are going home.
gi	pronombre	they	Gi tye i cukul. They are in school.
ango	pronombre	what	I mito ango kombedi? What do you want now?
kwene	adverbio	where	Gang mamegi tye kwene? Where is your house?
karangene	adverbio	when	I bino karangene? When will you come?
nga	pronombre	who	Nga tye i dog gang? Who is at the door?
pi ngo	adverbio	why	I tye ki cwercwiny pi ngo? Why are you sad?
nining	adverbio	how	I ngeyo nining? How do you know?
bedo	verbo	to be	Gi bedo ki yomcwiny matek. They are very happy.
bedo ki	verbo	to have	An abedo ki buk. I have a book.
timo	verbo	to do	Wa timo tic. We do the work.
cito	verbo	to go	Gi cito i cukul. They go to school.
bino	verbo	to come	Tim ber ibin kany kombedi. Please come here now.
nen	verbo	to see	An aneno dwe. I see the moon.
ngeyo	verbo	to know	En ngeyo nying na. She knows my name.
pongo	verbo	to think	An apongo pi gang. I think about home.
mito	verbo	to want	Gi mito pi mapol. They want more water.
dwongo	verbo	to need	Wa dwongo kony mamegi. We need your help.
timo	verbo	to make	En timo ca ber. She makes good tea.
mako	verbo	to take	Mak buk icit kwede gang. Take the book home.
miyo	verbo	to give	Miya pi manok. Give me some water.
waco	verbo	to say	En waco ada. He says the truth.
wac	verbo	to tell	Waci nying mamegi. Tell me your name.
penyo	verbo	to ask	An apenyo lapeny acel. I ask one question.
nongo	verbo	to find	Wa onongo latin. We found the child.
ngiyo	verbo	to look	Ngiyi polo. Look at the sky.
tiyo ki	verbo	to use	Wa tiyo ki mesa man. We use this table.
tic	verbo	to work	Gi tic ceng acel acel. They work every day.
cam	verbo	to eat	Latin camo bele. The child eats rice.
mat	verbo	to drink	An amat pi ngic. I drink cold water.
nino	verbo	to sleep	Latino nino maber. The baby sleeps well.
wuot	verbo	to walk	Wa wuot i cukul. We walk to school.
ringo	verbo	to run	Labwony ringo oyot. The boy runs fast.
kwan	verbo	to read	En kwan buk. She reads a book.
coyo	verbo	to write	An acoyo nying na. I write my name.
loko	verbo	to speak	Gi loko Acoli maber. They speak Acholi well.
winyo	verbo	to listen	Winyi lapwonya. Listen to the teacher.
winyo	verbo	to hear	An awinyo wer. I hear the music.
wilo	verbo	to buy	Wa wilo cam manyen. We buy fresh food.
culo	verbo	to sell	Gi culo rec kany. They sell fish here.
culo	verbo	to pay	An aculo cente. I pay the money.
kony	verbo	to help	Tim ber ikony latin. Please help the child.
mar	verbo	to love	An amar familia na. I love my family.
bedo	verbo	to live	Wa bedo i Gulu. We live in Gulu.
tho	verbo	to die	Yat macon tho mot mot. Old trees die slowly.
kwan	verbo	to learn	Lutino kwan i cukul. Children learn at school.
pwonyo	verbo	to teach	Gi pwonyo lutino. They teach the children.
yab	verbo	to open	Yab dog gang kombedi. Open the door now.
loro	verbo	to close
dano	sustantivo	person	Dano ma tye ka eni kica. That person is kind.
lacoo	sustantivo	man	Lacoo tye ki tek. The man is strong.
dako	sustantivo	woman	Dako tye ka tedo cam. The woman is cooking.
latin	sustantivo	child	Latin tye ka nino. The child is sleeping.
labwony	sustantivo	boy	Labwony tye ka ringo. The boy is running.
nyako	sustantivo	girl	Nyako tye ka kwan. The girl is reading.
familia	sustantivo	family	Familia na dit. My family is large.
min	sustantivo	mother	Min awa tye kany. My mother is here.
won	sustantivo	father	Won awa tic matek. My father works hard.
larem	sustantivo	friend	Larem na bino i dyer. My friend came yesterday.
gang	sustantivo	house	Gang manyen. The house is new.
gang	sustantivo	home	Wa tye ka cito gang. We are going home.
cukul	sustantivo	school	Cukul dit. The school is big.
piny	sustantivo	country	Piny wa tye ki kwo muber. Our country is peaceful.
piny	sustantivo	world	Piny tye ka lokke. The world is changing.
yo	sustantivo	street	Yo tye ki lwak mapol. The street is busy.
ot	sustantivo	room	Ot leng. The room is clean.
cawa	sustantivo	time	Cawa cito oyot. Time goes quickly.
ceng	sustantivo	day	Tin ceng lyeto. Today is a hot day.
dyewor	sustantivo	night	Dyewor ngic. The night is cold.
odiko	sustantivo	morning	An awuot odiko weng. I walk every morning.
otino	sustantivo	evening	Wa mato ca otino man. We drink tea this evening.
wiki	sustantivo	week	An atic wiki weng. I work every week.
dwe	sustantivo	month	Dwe man tye ki tic mapol. This month is busy.
mwaka	sustantivo	year	Mwaka man ber. This year is good.
tin	adverbio	today	An atye ki yomcwiny tin. I am happy today.
kiny	adverbio	tomorrow	Wa bino kiny. We will come tomorrow.
dyer	adverbio	yesterday	En bino dyer odiko. She came yesterday morning.
kombedi	adverbio	now	Bin kany kombedi tim ber. Come here now please.
ceng	sustantivo	sun	Ceng lyeto. The sun is hot.
dwe	sustantivo	moon	Dwe lengo dyewor man. The moon is bright tonight.
acer	sustantivo	star	An aneno acer acel. I see one star.
polo	sustantivo	sky	Polo tye rangi blue. The sky is blue.
piny	sustantivo	earth	Piny en gang wa. The earth is our home.
mac	sustantivo	fire	Mac lyeto. The fire is hot.
pi	sustantivo	water	Pi leng. The water is clean.
kot	sustantivo	rain	Kot dit. The rain is heavy.
yamo	sustantivo	wind	Yamo tye ki tek. The wind is strong.
yat	sustantivo	tree	Yat man bor. That tree is tall.
got	sustantivo	mountain	Got malo. The mountain is high.
aala	sustantivo	river	Aala tye ki pi mapol. The river has much water.
cam	sustantivo	food	Cam dong otayari. The food is ready.
mukaati	sustantivo	bread	An acamo mukaati tin. I ate bread today.
bele	sustantivo	rice	Bele lyeto. The rice is hot.
ringo	sustantivo	meat	Wa tye ka tedo ringo. We are cooking meat.
rec	sustantivo	fish	Rec manyen. The fish is fresh.
tol	sustantivo	egg	Latin acamo tol. The child ate an egg.
cak	sustantivo	milk	Latino mato cak. The baby drinks milk.
nyig yat	sustantivo	fruit	Wa wilo nyig yat manyen. We buy fresh fruit.
ca	sustantivo	tea	En mato ca ceng acel acel. She drinks tea daily.
kawa	sustantivo	coffee	An amat kawa kombedi. I drink coffee now.
wiye	sustantivo	head	Wiye na tye ka two tin. My head hurts today.
wang	sustantivo	eye	Wanggi tye makwar. Her eye is red.
iti	sustantivo	ear	Iti na winyo maber. My ear hears well.
dog	sustantivo	mouth	Yab dogi matek. Open your mouth wide.
um	sustantivo	nose	Um na ngic. My nose is cold.
cing	sustantivo	hand	Lwok cingi kombedi. Wash your hands now.
tye	sustantivo	foot	Tye na two matek. My foot hurts badly.
cwiny	sustantivo	heart	Cwinygi opore. Her heart is calm.
nying	sustantivo	name	Nying na Ocen. My name is Ocen.
buk	sustantivo	book	Buk man manyen. This book is new.
lok	sustantivo	word	Lok man pe yot. That word is difficult.
leb	sustantivo	language	Acoli leb acel. Acholi is a language.
cente	sustantivo	money	An pe abedo ki cente. I have no money.
tic	sustantivo	work	Tic man pe yot. This work is hard.
mar	sustantivo	love	Mar coko dano kacel. Love brings people together.
wer	sustantivo	music	Wer ber ahinya. The music is beautiful.
lok	sustantivo	story	Lokgi ada. Her story is true.
yo	sustantivo	way	Yo man yot. This way is easy.
gin	sustantivo	thing	Gin ma eni en mara. That thing is mine.
kwo	sustantivo	life	Kwo pire tek ahinya. Life is very important.
dog gang	sustantivo	door	Dog gang oyabe. The door is open.
mesa	sustantivo	table	Mesa leng. The table is clean.
kom	sustantivo	chair	Kom oballe. The chair is broken.
motoka	sustantivo	car	Motoka manyen. The car is new.
ber	adjetivo	good	Cam man ber. This food is good.
rac	adjetivo	bad	Pi man ngwec rac. The water smells bad.
dit	adjetivo	big	Wa bedo ki gang madit. We have a big house.
matidi	adjetivo	small	Latin matidi. The child is small.
manyen	adjetivo	new	An awilo buk manyen. I bought a new book.
macon	adjetivo	old	Gang man macon. That house is old.
bor	adjetivo	long	Yo bor. The road is long.
kitidi	adjetivo	short
malo	adjetivo	high	Got malo. The mountain is high.
piny	adjetivo	low	Mesa tye piny. The table is low.
lyeto	adjetivo	hot	Ca lyeto. The tea is hot.
ngic	adjetivo	cold	Pi ngic. The water is cold.
ki yomcwiny	adjetivo	happy	Lutino tye ki yomcwiny. The children are happy.
ki cwercwiny	adjetivo	sad	En tye ki cwercwiny tin. She feels sad today.
ber	adjetivo	beautiful	Nyako ber. The girl is beautiful.
yot	adjetivo	easy	Tic man yot. This work is easy.
oyot	adjetivo	fast	Motoka cito oyot. The car is fast.
mot mot	adjetivo	slow	Lacoo macon wuot mot mot. The old man walks slow.
atir	adjetivo	right	Damo mamegi atir. Your answer is right.
pe atir	adjetivo	wrong	Damo man pe atir. That answer is wrong.
pire tek	adjetivo	important	Pi pire tek pi kwo. Water is important for life.
ada	adjetivo	true	Lok man ada. This story is true.
opye	adjetivo	full
ono	adjetivo	empty
matidi	adjetivo	young	Min matidi. The mother is young.
ki tek	adjetivo	strong	Lacoo man tye ki tek. That man is strong.
pe ki tek	adjetivo	weak	Latin pe tye ki tek. The child is weak.
makwar	adjetivo	red
marac	adjetivo	black	Dyang marac. The cow is black.
maleng	adjetivo	white
ee	interjección	yes	Ee, an angeyo en. Yes, I know him.
pe	interjección	no	Pe, an pe angeyo. No, I do not know.
pe	adverbio	not	An pe atayari. I am not ready.
ki	conjunción	and	Min ki won tye kany. Mother and father are here.
onyo	conjunción	or	Ca onyo kawa ber. Tea or coffee is fine.
ento	conjunción	but	An abino, ento en ocito. I came, but she left.
ka	conjunción	if	Ka ibino, wa cam. If you come, we eat.
pien	conjunción	because	An abedo pien kot ocobo. I stayed because it rained.
ki	preposición	with	An abino ki larem na. I came with my friend.
ma pe ki	preposición	without	En ocito ma pe ki cente. He left without money.
pi	preposición	for	Miyo man pi in. This gift is for you.
ki i	preposición	from	En bino ki i gang. She came from home.
i	preposición	to	Wa ocito i cukul. We went to school.