Dicionário Luo–Inglês

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