- in
certain contexts, but
which are
absent in
other contexts (e.g.
ekítábó or
ekitabo 'book'); (c)
plateaux tones,
where the
pitch remains high between...
- are
joined in a plateau: Kámpálâ "Kampala"
Other words are accentless:
ekitabo "book" However,
accentless words are not
always without tones but usually...
- of the
Kingdom to 1900. London: Longman, 1971. Sir
Apollo Kaggwa, 1901.
Ekitabo kya
Basekabaka b'e Buganda. Kaggwa, Apollo; Kalibala,
Ernest B. (1934)...
- by a word
beginning with a vowel. e.g.
ekitabo loka
etelepat ----- the book of the boy is
pronounced ekitabo lok' etelepat. Recently, it is
evident that...
- (1969)
Luganda Names,
Clans and
Totems (1980)
Njize Okusoma Kato Ne
Nnakku Ekitabo (1990), with J. D.
Chesswas Siwa Muto
Lugero (1990)
Amannya Amaganda N'En****...
- 14, pp.15-52. Sir John M. Gray, 1950, ibid. Sir
Apollo Kaggwa, 1901.
Ekitabo kya
Basekabaka b'e Buganda. "Former
Buganda King, Nuhu
Rashid Kalema Was...
-
Ernest B. (1934). The
Customs of the Baganda. p. 35. Kagwa, S. A. (1927).
Ekitabo kya ba
Ssekabaka be Buganda.
Columbia University Press. Kaggwa, Sir Apollo...
- (1985). A
Grammar of the
Karimojong Language.
Berlin [West]: D. Reimer.
Ekitabo ŋolo ka
Akilip ŋolo a ŋituŋa dadaŋ ka ŋuna
akorakin asakaramento Ka ŋace...
- position: omuwála 'girl', but muwalâ 'she is a girl'.
Other words, such as
ekitabo 'book',
omuntu 'person',
amata 'milk', or
Mbarara (name of a town), are...
- (1934). The
Customs of the Baganda. p. 23. Buliggwanga, E. M. (2006).
Ekitabo ky'ekika ky'emmamba. New Era
Printers & Stationers, pp.70-76. Winyi, KW‘Tito...
