TURKANA WORDS
Not: meere
Hello: ejok
Good bye:
kaperobo (lit. you would go); kiboirobo ;( lit. you would be sitting)
kidongorobo
(lit. you would remain)
Good morning:
ejok
(Greeting)
Good evening:
ejok
(Greeting)
Good night:
toperirobo (lit. you would sleep)
(Greeting)
Please: aai;
kare ca;
kingarakinai
(lit. please help me/us)
Pardon me,
Excuse, me, Sorry: torimakinai (lit. please forgive me/us)
arimakin: to
forgive, to obey, to respect)
God:
akuj/ngakujo
To create:
akisub ITA
To be in awe
of god: akiem akuj /TA; akiker akuj /TO
Church:
ekanlsa/ngikanisai; ekelesia/ngikelesie
To pray:
akilip /KA
Mosque:
emisikit/ngimisikito
To fast:
akiyen /TA
Spirit:
ekepe/ngipyan
Spirit of
the dead: ekaramit/ngikaram
English
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Turkana
singular form |
Turkana
plural form |
face
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ereet
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ngiReetin
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body
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akwaan
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ngaWat
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clothes
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eworu
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ngiWorui
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food
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akimuj
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ngaMuja
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tobacco
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etaba
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ngiTab
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goat
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akine
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ngaKinei
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cattle
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aite
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ngaAtuk
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donkey
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esikiria
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ngiSikiria
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camel
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ekaal
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ngiKaala
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water
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(No sing.)
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ngaKipi
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Number and counting
One: apei
Two: ngaarei
Three: ngauni
Four: ngaomon
Five: ngakan
Six: ngakanikapei
Seven: ngakanikaarei
Eight: ngakanikauni
Nine: ngakanikaornon
Ten: ngatomon
Eleven: ngatomonokapei
Twelve: ngatomonokangaarei
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