Acorn meaning in Luganda

Acorn meaning in Luganda. Here you learn English to Luganda translation / English to Luganda dictionary of the word 'Acorn' and also play quiz in Luganda words starting with A also play A-Z dictionary quiz. To learn Luganda language, common vocabulary and grammar are the important sections. Common Vocabulary contains common words that we can used in daily life. This way to learn Luganda language quickly and learn daily use sentences helps to improve your Luganda language. If you think too hard to learn Luganda language, 1000 words will helps to learn Luganda language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. Below you see how to say Acorn in Luganda.

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How to say 'Acorn' in Luganda

acorn (omubisi gw'enjuki).

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Synonyms for Acorn

Oak nut
Seed
Nutlet
Oak seed
Capsule
Acorn nut
Fruit
Acorn seed
Nut
Kernel

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Antonyms for Acorn

Mature tree
Full-grown tree
Old tree
Aged tree
Veteran tree
Ancient tree
Elderly tree
Grown tree
Developed tree
Seasoned tree

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Rhyming words for Acorn

outstubborn
reborn
nylon
non
sean
identicon
biochron
unworn
cogon
respawn

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Eat	okulya
All	-onna
New	-pya
Snore	okusinda
Fast	okusiiba
Help	okuyamba
Pain	obulumi
Rain	enkuba
Pride	amalala
Sense	okuwulira
Large	-gazi
Skill	eby'emikono
Panic	okupakuka
Thank	okwebaza
Desire	okwagala
Woman	omukazi
Hungry	enjala okuluma

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Daily use Luganda Sentences

Here you learn top Luganda sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Luganda meanings with transliteration.

Good morning	Wasuze otya
What is your name	Erinnya lyo gwe ani
What is your problem	Ekizibu kyo kiri ki?
I hate you	Nkukyawa
I love you	Nkwagala
Can I help you	Nsobola okukuyamba?
I am sorry	Nsonyiwa
I want to sleep	Njagala kwebaka
This is very important	Kino kikulu nnyo
Are you hungry	Enjala ekuluma?
How is your life	Obulamu bwo buli butya?
I am going to study	Ngenda kusoma