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o-asis nm oasis
obboohose vI to be lazy
obsa nm 1. geographical location/position
2. saving (money)
obti nf going down
ogoofofe vI to gather, to pick up
okolo nm donkey(s), ass(es)
oloole vI to graze, to pasture
Ommaxajar nm (city of) Omhajer
ommoofowe vI to breathe with
difficulty
ommookome vI to chase, to race
omroocode vI to be agitated,
o wriggle (intr), to gesticulate (intr),
to toss and turn, to toss about
oo dem that
oobbe vI to hear, to listen
oobe vII to go down
oobishe vII to lower, to put down,
to unload, to place
ooboke vI to be born
oocobe vI to drink
oocoge vI to bury
oocore vI to hide (tr)
oofowe vI to blow, to breathe
oogore vI to hit, to beat,
to strike
ookome vI to arrive first,
to arrive before, to precede,
to do before
oolac nm olive tree(s)
‘African wild olive’ (Olea africana,
Olea chrysophylla)
oolal nm species of euphorbia(s)
(Euphorbia abyssinica)
oome vI to become bad
ooqhoce vI to carry, to pick up,
to lift
oorofe vI to sew, to tailor
oosole vI to laugh
ootoke vI 1. to hit, to beat,
to strike 2. to knock 3. to shoot
oqqoomote vI to stare at
(smb or sth), to search, to seek,
to look for
orat nf crow, raven
orba1 nm visit made by bridegroom
to his bride during the
traditional wedding cerimony
orba2 nf 1. harvest 2. entering rel to
2. orbeena, orbishe, orobe
orbeena nf enter, entrance, introduction
ore vII to carve, to whittle
oreenä nf carpenter (female)
oreena nm carpenter (male)
ornan nm carving, whittling
orobe vII to enter
osa nf 1. addition, total
2. adjective (gram)
ose vII to add
Oshaaniya nf Oceania
osoome vI to fast
osqoome vI to fix (tr)
oton nm stove for baking bread
otoobe vI to repent (of)
ottobuus nf bus
oxoye vI to give