DHOLUO

 PADRA: LAPWING BIRD TOTEM OF ANCIENT KEMET

The Dholuo dialect or Nilotic Kavirondo, is a dialect of the Luo group of Nilotic languages, spoken by about 4.2 million Luo people of Kenya and Tanzania, who occupy parts of the eastern shore of Lake Victoria and areas to the south. It is also spoken by millions in Uganda, South Sudan, and 
Ethiopia. It is used for broadcasts on KBC (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, formerly the Voice of Kenya).

Dholuo is mutually intelligible with Alur, Lango, Acholi, and
Adhola of Uganda. Dholuo and the aforementioned Uganda
languages are all linguistically related to Jur chol of South Sudan and Anuak of Ethiopia due to common ethnic origins of the larger Luo peoples who speak Luo languages.

It is estimated that Dholuo has 90% lexical similarity with Lep Alur (Alur), 83% with Lep Achol (Acholi), 81% with Lango, and 93% with Dhopadhola (Adhola). However, these are often counted as separate languages despite common ethnic origins due to linguistic shift occasioned by geographical movement.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dholuo

https://www.webonary.org/dholuo/browse/browse-vernacular/alphabet-n/

Luo people are called Lemek or Lemeek by the Maiot (Kalenjin). Lemek is Lamech of the Bible, son of Methuselah, and father of Noah. Lemek is also a first name in the Ivory Coast: https://www.facebook.com/lemek.brou

JABILO OR JAKINGO: http://web.prm.ox.ac.uk/Luo/luo/photo/1998.204.14.19/index.html

https://books.google.ca/books?id=_lycfuIRqOgC&pg=PA125&lpg=PA125&dq=jandagla+witchcraft&source=bl&ots=prEGmwLvna&sig=ACfU3U0ebldHuWZemp99Lpfk-LeMBY8OrQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiwlq60u_X1AhVRk2oFHfMED0oQ6AF6BAg9EAI#v=onepage&q=jandagla%20witchcraft&f=false


Dholuo site: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thimlich_Ohinga

QUOTE: https://paanluelwel.com/2017/12/21/who-are-the-people-called-atuot-and-where-did-they-come-from/
The scholar John W. Burton added in his research regarding the origin of Atuot name, he said, Dowait was mentioned as the name of the man who remained in the homeland at the head of a group of Luo, while the rest emigrated. The homeland, according to general Luo custom, was probably PaDowait, place of Dowaat’, a name which was then or later became the designation of the whole group which remained behind. Possibly or mainly under Dinka influence, the name underwent a gradual change: Pa- Dowiit became Pa-Dowaat and Pa-Dwot; then (P) Aduot and Atwot.

HEALER & HER SON: https://www.academia.edu/5626325/Becoming_One_Who_Treats_A_Case_Study_of_a_Luo_Healer_and_Her_Grandson_in_Western_Kenya

LUO TRADITION: http://erepository.uonbi.ac.ke/handle/11295/43678

LUO BODY CODE: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.postcolonial.org/index.php/pct/article/download/865/992&ved=2ahUKEwijuPOurvn6AhWDhIkEHacMBacQFnoECBgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw13YWHKWFgLEcjbBNgGs-Y5

ANCESTRAL SEVENDAY: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.ijsrp.org/research-paper-0721/ijsrp-p11527.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwijuPOurvn6AhWDhIkEHacMBacQFnoECBoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw146FrzgkRJdoX2MzdmNPEG

RELIGION: https://www.jstor.org/stable/2741832?read-now=1#page_scan_tab_contents









YOGINI      YOGINI
RUPINI      RUPINI
LAMA        LAMO/ALAM
SAKINI      SAKINI
NALINI       ???
KHAGI        ???
CHULI         CHUL/CHOLO
BILA            BILO
TRIKHAGAGA ???
PESINI       PUSINI
DEHINI       ???












ANCIENT MACEDONIAN WORDS: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Macedonian_language



A = I, my
Aa = come from, go from
Aapolo = mpm "come from the heavens", source of Apollo
Abala = destruction
Abang'a = dry, plain
Abara = overbearing, bullying, strong, quarrelsome
Abich = 5
Abiriyo = 7
Aboro = 8
Abururu = waterfall
Achiko = 9
Achune = force
Achuth = vulture
Adega = watery, swampy
Adek = 3
Aero = right, correct
Agak = crow; related to Agag of the Philistines? Possibly as a totem?
Aginga = private, hidden matter
Ahiti = storm
Ajuoga = healer, rootworker, diviner
Ajwang = name given to girl born after father's death
Akuru = dove, pigeon
Alam = prayer; Lam = prayer = Dinka
Aluga = prostitute
Aluoluo = kamel
Amahaliel/A'ma'ha'liel = mpm "I am the fire which burns completely", source of Mahalalel, which is said to mean "the shining one of El"
Amalek/A'ma'lek = mpm "I am the mother of dreams" or "I am the mother of the pasture lands", possible connection to Amalek
Amalik/A'malik = mpm "I am beautiful", possible connection to Amalek
Amallek/A'mal'lek = mpm "I am the seed of the pasture land" or "I am the seed of dreams", possible connection to Amalek
Amamateresuyo/A'ma'ma'tere'suyo = mpm "I, the fire mother, the ring lit on fire", connection to Amaterasu as a sun goddess
Amboro = type of deadly snake
Amen = wrestling match
Amungo = deformed, blemished
An = I, me
Annangsiwo = mpm "I cry for help to stop/block", possible connection to Anansi of the Akan, who was the ancient god of war of the Sumerian Ashanti people
Ang = today
Anģwen = 4
Aora = river, stream
Apaka = waves
Apar = 10
Apaya = street
Apolo = mpm "I am the sky", source of Apollo
Apoth = semen
Aram = boundary, border; Padan-Aram connection?
Asia = hedge between houses; possible source of Asia
Askari = warrior; Asgara/Askara = warrior = Azumeina
Atamalo = the first, the beginning, outset; this is the source of the name "Adam" in the Bible, and his whole line leading up to Noah can be traced in the Dholuo language
Ataro/Ataro'ngala = lake, flood, ocean
Ataro = unending
Ataro = type of flying ant
Ba = throw
Baa = completely, absolutely
Baa = pitter patter of rain
Baayie = mpm "completely obey"
Bad = offshoot, branch of
Badanaram = mpm "my offshoot's border", related to Paddan-Aram
Bara/Baro = split, crack, chop
Baro = scare
Baronika = mpm "scare to this place", possible source of Berenike, which is said to mean "bearing victory": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Macedonian_language
Bilo = spell, charm used to weaken the enemy
Bilo = wet, moisten; Bila =  vagina = Sanskrit & Kannada: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/bila
Bo = to cover
Bos = favour, consideration
Chi = wife of
Chido = dark, overcast; Chidori = lightning chakra = Naruto: https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Chidori
Chidorero = mpm "the dark is amassed", possible source of Chidori, lightning chakra
Chien = bewitchment, haunt, behind
Chieng = Sun, day
Chieng'juma = Sunday
Chieng'kidira = Saturday (?)
Choko/Chodho = gather, collect, heap up
Chola = sign of mourning, either a shaved head or goat skin tied on wrist; may be connected to the Lama named Chuli: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/culi
Cholo = deliver a baby; Chuli was a sage who impregnated a woman with a "spiritual son": https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/culi
Chon = earlier, formerly, before now
Chongilala = ancient times, long ago
Chul = penis; Chuli = something that extends forward, goes before, forepart, vanguard that goes before main army = Kannada
Chul/Chut = payment
Chula = island
Chulo = obstruct, delay
Chuni = liver
Chuni = soul, spirit, conscience, mind
Chweyo = disappear, go to, reach
Đako = woman, wife
Đanjo = do badly
Đano = man, person, human, mankind
Đeđo = at the lowest or highest point, at a climax
Đenyo = to put down; Danos = death = ancient Makedong, possible source, especially since nyoso = exhaust, tire out = đenyonyoso = to put down the exhausted
Dala = home, village, compound; Dalai Lama = Dala Lamo or Dala Alam = home of worship, home of prayer: https://books.google.ca/books?id=VzoLCgAAQBAJ&pg=PA131&lpg=PA131&dq=luo+lama&source=bl&ots=8VbkhTnyTy&sig=ACfU3U1H7UZEmLkLiKjoTNTN-hiPc5m4_w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjF1J7E-fj6AhUPADQIHQG9CRs4HhDoAXoECAIQAg#v=onepage&q=luo%20lama&f=false
Denyo = hungry, famished
Denyo = to be empty; Danos = death = ancient Makedong, possible source, especially since nyoso = exhaust, tire out = denyonyoso = empty and tired
Dhi/Dhiyo = go, depart, leave
Dhiwuo = mpm "go and look for a mate", source of Diwo, Mukanai name for Zeus, who is recorded pursuing and bedding several women
Din = religion; Odin = Wuodin?
Dolore = twisted, crooked, bent; Adultery = Doloreteruok?
Dwe = Moon, month; source of Mukanai diwe or diwo; Indwendwe = Indiwendiwe?
Eewa = here it is for you
En = he, him, she, her, it
Ennok = mpm "he of the few", possible source of the name of the father of Mathosaalelo, Enoch
Ennochweyo = mpm "he that disappeared", source of the name of the father of Mathosaalelo, Enoch, who "was not, because God took him"; this character appears in Genesis 5:18, PTAH = 1 and RPTAH = 8, which makes 18; SATKAB = 918, Genesis is the 1st book, and this is the 5th chapter, 1+5 = 6, and 6 is a strobogrammatic of 9, therefore, 918 is actually 618, matching the khamatara perfectly; Enoch = 9-18 PTAHATPR
Enoso/Enhoso = mpm "he is the antidote" or "he is the cure", possible source of Enosh, father of Kenano; "Enhoso father of Kenano" = 915 SET, which matches the chapter and verse where it mentions he bores Kenano, the 9th verse of Genesis chapter 5 (915)
Fi = noise of wind passing through trees
Fibonacha = mpm "the noise of wind covers persistently"; Fibonachi?
Fibonachi = mpm "the noise of wind covered me, the wife", as in the breath of life covered Mother Earth and produced life
Gamore = cling to
Gana = 1000
Ganga = sharpshooter
Gangla = impotent man
Gangla = a masculine woman
Gangore = take a flying leap, throw oneself into
Ganyo = large, long; Ganyoshuaw?
Ganyonyasaye = mpm "the big, large god", possible source to Ganyoshua or Ganabra
Gath = unnatural happening, fluke, freak, abnormal
Gedo = build, construction; Gaidad? Source of ghetto?
Gedado/Gedo'dado = mpm "the building stretches", possible source of Gaidad, the Septuagint version of the name Iradek (Irad)
Geđeđo/Gedo'đeđo = mpm "the climax of the construction" or "the construction's highest point", possible source of Gaidad, the Septuagint version of the name Iradek (Irad) who most likely lived during the time of the Tower of Babel or at a time when there was great growth in civilization
Geng'o/Geng'a = block, obstruct, prevent, hinder, confine
Geng'o = to shade, to screen
Ger = clan
Ger = construction
Ger = trail, footprint
Ger/Gar = savage, fierce, intense, aggressive
Germang'enai/Germang'eni = mpm "numerous clans" or "the clan is numerous", source of Germany
Geruok = development
Giko = end, boundary
Gindo = incite, cause trouble
Girliswa/Gir'liswa = sacrificial victim
Gode = mountains; mountains were worshipped as gods long ago, so this may be the source of "God"
Golo = remove, dismiss, subtract, force out
Golo = produce, issue forth, save, rescue; was the story of Goliath one of a hero saving his people?
Gor/Gorkogalo = famous Luo warrior, ancestral hero; related to the Marba's Gugor
Got = hill, mountain
Gul = corner, peninsula
Ha/Haa = at once, sufficiently, adequately, completely
Hala = without restraint, outright
Halo = crack, spread out
Hera = love, desire, wish, will; source of Hera, goddess of marriage
Hero = love, admire, like; source of hero
Higa = season, year, age; Higaboson = Higgs boson?
Higa/Siga = jealousy, envy
Ir = to, towards
Iradek/Ir'adek = mpm "to the third" or "towards the third", source of Irad, who was a part of the 3rd generation of Kain mentioned in Genesis 4: Kain begat Ennochweyo, Ennochweyo begat Irad
Ja = prefix meaning "person"
Jaagedo = mason
Jaagwambo = murderer
Jabarkoth = one who turns rain aside
Jabilo = charm-preparer, healer, rootworker
Jabura = judge, one with sound judgment
Jachien/Jochiende = evil spirit(s) of a dead person or people
Jachwech = creator
Jadak = alien, newcomer, outsider
Jadil = charm-preparer
Jadolo = priest, offerer of sacrifices
Jadwar = hunter
Jaganga = sharpshooter
Jagoro = writer, scribe artist
Jahosa/Jahoso = spell breaker, charm breaker
Jajimbkoth = rainmaker
Jajuogwang = caster of the evil eye on food
Jajuok = witch, wizard, tames animals to use against people
Jakager = clan member
Jakingo/Jamikingo = wizard, witch, charmer; Jakingo = know = Basque, possibly referencing ancient wise men being practitioners of witchcraft
Jakiragi/Jakragi = witch who does things quickly
Jakiri = rootworker, sorcerer
Jakisoni/Jaksoni = mother whose children all die young
Jakwinyo = tyrant
Jalang'o = Maiot-Kalenjin and Masai person
Jaluoko/Jamirieri = one who searches for objects to use in witchcraft, one who smells out the location of these objects
Jalweny = warrior, fighter
Jambi = person or animal who inspires fear; source of jumbi
Jambofwa = seer, rootworker, magician
Jamioso/Jakioso/Jaoso = good wizard, breaker of spells
Janawi = wizard and rootworker
Jandagla = wizard using dead animals for evil purposes
Janja = old man, elder
Japeth = thatcher, one who works in thatching; related to the biblical character Japheth, which was possibly the name of an ancient sky god credited with decorating the heavens, "thatching the roof" so to speak, but was later turned into a son of Noah
Japini = national, citizen
Japondo = leave hurriedly or unexpectedly to avoid a negative action; were the black escapees to Japan deserters?
Japuonj = teacher, instructor; related to Japan?
Japuonjore = student, scholar, pupil
Japur = farmer
Jarido = mpm "person who slides down" or "person who pushes downwards", source of Jared, father of Ennochweyo, grandfather of Mathosaalelo; his name is said to mean "descent" or "to descend": https://www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Jared.html
Ka = place of, land of
Ka = here
Kabudeno/Kabude'no = jacket
Kago = fork, bifurcate, divide in two
Kago = forcefully pour into
Kago = make vain, cause to feel self-important, spoil
Kakini = shine, sparkle, crackle of fire, flare up
Kakini = tread carefully, wobble
Ke = dispersed, scattered, be at odds with, not friendly
Kenano = mpm "the scattered have persevered" or "the enemy has persevered", source of Kenan, father of Mahalaliel
Kenende = mpm "dispersed long ago" or "ancient enemies", source of Kenan, father of Mahalaliel; the first definition of the portmanteau'd name would be referencing the spread of humankind after the beginning of man, while the second definition would be referencing to a dispute which began in ancient times, and separated the people into warring lineages (lines of Seth and Kain)
Keni = something inherited
Keno = store, put away, reserve, long neck gourd
Koth = rain
Lamakayo/Lamo'makayo = mpm "worship the firstborn", source of Lamech; because Lamech's genealogy is the only one revealed as a son of Mathosaleelo, it most likely means that Lamech was a firstborn son
Lamo/Lemo = worship, pray
Lameka/Lammeka/Lamo'meka = mpm "the prayer of mine", source of Lamech, son of Mathosaalelo and father of Nyowa
Lando = spread, extend
Lang = people, company, group
Lang'i = your people, your group
Langi = hunger, famine
Lang'lang = smooth, bright, shiny
Lang'o = Kipsigis-Kalenjin people; Lango is also the name of a southern Luo dialect
Lang'o = embezzle, misappropriate, slander, libel
Lek = pasture land
Lek/Leko = dream
Lela = bare spot, flat space, in the open, in broad daylight
Lelo = a long time
Lelo = quarrelsome, stubborn
Lem = cheek, jaw
Lem = allot, distribute
Lemmeka/Lem'meka = mpm "my distribution", source of Lamech
Lemo = crave, desire
Liech = elefant
Liel = grave, funeral, mound, anthill
Liel = burn, blaze, flame
Ligangla = dagger, long knife
Lil = black, dark
Lila = black stone used to paint the body
Limbe = visit
Limbo = be about to
Lisoso = cornerstone
Lisoso = projection, protrusion
Liswa = sacrifice
Liswa = impious, impropriety
Lith = digit, finger
Lokondagla = to prepare a deadly charm or poison
Lowo = soil, earth, ground
Loyo = transcend, surpass, excel
Lua/Luo/Lwa = ancient Roman goddess, associated with appeasement by war & bloodshed, of which arms of fallen enemies were given to appease her: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2033430&p2=l & https://singingforher.wordpress.com/2015/12/17/obscure-gods-lua-saturni-i-thought-with-today/
Luasi/Lwasi = space, firmament; related of Lwazi ("seeking knowledge") of the Xhosa & Zulu, the Lwa (spirits, deities) of Vodu & Lua goddess of the Romans: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lwa
Ludkothobiro = thunder
Luodo = arm tuft worn at funeral; arms collected in warfare were brought to the goddess Luo/Lua in ancient Rome: https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2033430&p2=l
Luongo = invite, call
Luongo = pronounce, say
Luwo = follow, go after
Luwo = speak, tell
Luwo/Lowo = fish
Luwo = sacrifice, offering to a deity; goddess Lwa's name is said to come from "Luo", meaning "to wash, to cleanse, to purge" and also "to satisfy, to appease, to release, set free, to pay, to undergo, atone for": https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2033664&p2=l & https://latinlexicon.org/definition.php?p1=2033665&p2=l
Luwosaturoni/Luwo'sasi'turo'ni/Luwo'saso'turo'ni = mpm "cruelly sacrifice the severed" or "sacrifice by burning the severed"
Lwanda = rock
Lwanda = bisexual hermaphrodite
Lwandamagera = rock named after a war leader who turned into rock after he died: https://www.jstor.org/stable/2741832?read-now=1&refreqid=excelsior%3Af75dc11b078d33396d9aac7805fa9a6a#page_scan_tab_contents
Ma = who, which, that, what, this
Ma = mother
Ma = fire
Mahaliel/Mamahaliel/Mahalaliel = mpm "the fire which blazes absolute" or "who is the fire which burns completely" or "the unrestrained fire blazes", source of Mahalalel, father of Jarido, grandfather of Ennochweyo, great-grandfather of Mathosaalelo; his name is said to mean "the shining one of El", and since god (El) has been described as a "consuming fire", the portmanteaus description makes sense; Mahalalel is first mentioned in Genesis 5:12, Mamahaliel = 215 PRI, 125 KFWK, 125 JEW, Mahalaliel = 424 SET/TRI (444 = 12), 444 SUM, 419 PTS (41=5): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahalalel
Mahu = uprising, disturbance, riot; Mehujael = Mahujael?
Mahujaelo = mpm "uprising of the man of the revelation", possible source of Mehujael
Mahujiero/Mahu'jiero = mpm "the uprising and the rising tide", source of Mehujael, who was an ancestor of Nyowa, whose name would seem to suggest that the flood was already beginning to happen during his time
Mahujoelo/Mahu'jo'elo = mpm "the disturbance of the people was revealed", possible source of Mehujael
Magenga = night funeral fire lit for the deceased and lasts 3 nights after the burial of a male, 4 nights after the burial of a female, sometimes vice versa
Mak = except, unless, without
Maka = those
Makayo = firstborn; Lamech = Lammakayo?
Mal = testicle
Malach = broad, wide, spacious
Malala = savage, uncontrollable, untameable
Malalelo = mpm "savage and quarrelsome", possible source of Malaleel, the Septuagint version of the name Mehujael
Mapim = barren
Masawa = north; source of Massawa?
Masawadong = mpm "the north was left behind"  or "remain in the north", possible source of Macedon
Masawadongo = mpm "the great north" or "the north has grown"
Masawadongoyach = mpm "the great northern people"
Masawadongya/Masawadongyach = mpm "people who left the north behind"  or people who remained in the north", possible source of Macedonia
Masawadonjo = mpm "enter the north" or "the north was entered"
Math = drink, beverage
Mathosalelo/Ma'tho'saa'lelo = mpm "whom died at a time that was a long time", source of Methuselah, father of Lemek, grandfather of Noah
Mathoth = many, abundant; related to Thoth?
Mek = possession, belonging
Meka = mine
Meke = his, hers, its
Min = mother of
Minrech/Min'rech = goddess of the lakes, lit. "mother of the fish"; from Mildred Awino
Mise = foundation, base
Mitu = decayed fish
Modin = prohibited
Mugogo = married women of a certain clan
Na = I, I will
Nacha = persistence
Nang'o = cry or ask for help or protection; Annangsi?
Nanga = cloth, garment, the sail on a boat
Nano = persevere, persist; Annanosi? Annansi?
Naro = dawdle, be slow
Nawi = witch power
Ndagla = deadly charm, poison
Ndalo = garden
Ndanya = rainbow
Ndaro = fornication
Ndogo = betray
Ndonyo = high, tall
Nego = annihilate, kill
Negore = suicide, or to kill one another
Nende = ancient, long ago
Neno = witness, eulogy
Nģ'at'marabet = giant
Nģ'at'moloni = educated person
Nģ'ato = person, man, individual, human
Ni = your
Ni = to, for
Ni = that
Ni = is
Nindo = lie down, rest
Nok = few
Nono = empty, vacant, deserted
Nono = kin, relation, maiden name
Nono = jewelry
Nono = for free
Nono = in vain, for nothing
Nono = scrutinize, probe, examine
Nut = wilt, wither
Nyambura/Mbura = indoor cat
Nyandwat = north; Duat?
Nyang = krokodail
Nyapiwang = light rain
Nyathi = child, baby
Nying = name, title, reputation
Nyinyo = iron
Nyinyo = elevate, hoist
Nyiro = brave; Nero?
Nyo/Nyoro = yesterday
Nyodo = semen, one's child or children
Nyol = blacksmith's hammer
Nyolnyiro = mpm "the brave hammer", source of Myolnir (Mjolnir)
Nyowa = mpm "our yesterday", possible source of Noah; Nyoma = 272 PRI (29 or 92), and Noah was first mentioned in the 29th verse of Genesis 5
Nyoso = exhaust, tire out, weaken
Nyudo = hammer
Obong'o = son; see Sasiobongsemo
Odendo = youth
Odikinyi/Okinyi = early morning
Odin/Din = closed, blocked
Odinore/Dinore = deaf
Odiwuor = night
Oganda = nation, tribe, people
Ogayi = peacemaker, moderator
Ogogo = adulterous man
Ogulmama = henchman, attendant, warrior
Ogwe/Ogweyo = lizard
Oigo = twarf, dwarf
Olemo = fruit, new growth
Omegre = type of mushroom
Omini = heart, core
Omo = fetch, get, bring
Omo = lead
Omuga = rhino
Otit = star
Pacho = village, at home
Pado = top, surface
Pado = face
Padra = lapwing bird; Ka-luo-padra = Kleopatra = mpm "here is the Luo lapwing bird totem" or "the place of the Luo lapwing totem", possible source of Kleopatra name
Pi = water, juice, sap
Pichini = shine, glossy
Picho = shine, make bright
Piem = fight, conflict, contest
Pier = booty
Pile = continually, daily, constantly; source of pile
Piliswati = mpm "continual sacrificial custom", source of Philistine?
Pim = woman past child-bearing age
Pinai = land, country, earth
Pindra = pundit, well-versed
Pith = mountain range, hill
Pith = wealthy in cattle
Pitholemo = mpm "the fruit of wealth" or "new growth of wealth", possible source of Ptholomi/Ptolemy people of Makedon
Polo = sky, heaven, clouds; see Apolo
Pondo = abscond, hidden
Radigo = someone pale, not healthy looking
Radoho = polygamist
Radundo = small
Raga = middle-aged
Ragam = support, brace, prop
Ragwanda = crooked, twisted, bent
Rahuma = famous person, reputable
Rai/Rahi = cobra
Rako = start fight
Rakruok = cling of metal on metal; possibly connected to Ragnarok
Ramangla = impotent male
Ramba = village land, land assigned to a village
Rambala = scarred person
Rambo = puzzled, confused
Ramogi = father of the Luo people
Ramuto = big person or animal
Rangach = entrance
Range = colour
Rangenchieng = non-poisonous black snake
Ratego = Venus, morning star
Ratego = bangles worn by women; possibly in praise of Venus
Rido = push/shove down, slide down, rub, cause friction, tight
Ridore = go down, slope down, steep
Riwo = join, unite, add, attach, double in size and spectrum
Riwore = united, joined, married
Riruok = society
Rito = wait on, watch, guard, attend
Rito = govern;
Riyo = thirst, desire, craving
Riyo = hustle, jostle
Riyo = remain, stay
Rom/Romo = be equal with, same in size
Romo = spread out, cover an area
Romo = sufficient, enough, adequate
Romo = be fit, good physical condition
Romo = meet, encounter, assist, help
Romore = to be alike
Rombo = many times
Rombo = sheep
Rumbi = banks of clouds
Rumbi = numerous
Rumbi = ignorant
Rupinai/Rupiny = dawn; Reuben = behold, a son = Hebrew; Re-Uben = the sun (Re) at dawn (Uben), the sun at sunrise = KH; like Yogini, Rupini is also the name of one of the 24 names of the Lamas and is also the name of a Yogini: https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/rupini
Sa = fruit of a certain tree
Sa = type of hardwood tree; Oncoba spinosa; Sasabonsam?
Sasi = cruel, vicious; Sasabonsam = Sasiobongsem
Sasia = cause people to fight using magick
Sasiobongsem/Sasi'obong'o'semo = mpm "the cruel son crushes with the feet", possible source of Sasabonsam
Saso = burn, scorch
Satero = mpm "fruit of the inherited widow", possible source of "Soter" in Pitholemo Soter
Saa = hour, time
Saa = gently
Sađa = discord, variance, grudge; this word may have been "Setha" or "Seđa" in the beginning, pointing to Set of Khamit, and Setan having a grudge against humankind
Salu/Sal = circle of people
Sanamu = idol, image
Siboi = joke, pleasure at another's expense
Sibuor = lion
Sida = sediment; sedima = setting of the sun = Hamar
Sidang = very far
Sin = be disgusted, dislike intensely
Siroth = large well-built man; Sephiroth? WCOM
Sisi = wall
Siso = desire, crave
Siso = beauty
Songore = to be assembled
Sonyo = break up, fragment; Higa-Bos-Sonyo = the season of favour is broken;
Sonyo = penis
Soyo = push in forcefully, to spear a fish
Soyo = to hide away
Sulini = stars
Sulwe = star
Sulwemaratego/Sulwemar'ratego = morning star
Sum =  venom
Susra = malaria
Sutru = destructive hail storm, pouring rain; source of Sortu/Surtr
Ter/Tero = widow inheritance, inherit the widow
Tere = ring, wedding ring
Tero = cost
Tero = remove, take away, lead off
Terore = commit adultery
Teruok = adultery, fornication
Tho = death, die, dew
Thoro = ivory ring
Thoro = take aim at; if this is applied to warfare or hunting, then it's related to Thor; see Nyolnyiro
Thoro = habitual, usual, mostly
Thoth/Mathoth = many, abundant, lots (source of Thoth)
Ti/Timne = custom, habit; source of Timna
Ti/Twi = sprout, shoot up
Tubore = to come out in abundance, gush out i.e. water, ants; Tubalcain = Tubore-alam-kinde = Tubalakinde = to come out after praying for a period of time
Wach = word, case, business, affair, topic
Wacho = say, tell, speak
Wasunga = Europeans
Were = take leave
Were = forgive
Were = ability, talent; werewolf = ability to transform?
Wido = sacrifice; source of widow
Wuo = to search for a mate, applied to animals
Wuod = son of, man of
Wuoddin/Wuodin/Wuod'din = mpm "man of religion", source of Odin
Wuoddindo/Wuodindo = mpm "man of the short spear", source of Woden, Wođin, Odin, Norse god who wielded a spear called Gungnir
Wuoi/Woi = boy
Ya/Yach = people
Yach = people, pregnant
Yangsaluo = ancient Chinese name for Jerusalem, found here: https://sites.google.com/site/historyofeastafrica/tu-yu-1
Yath = tree, pole, rod, shrub, bush, medicine, charm
Yawo = water hole, pond, open, unlock, enlarge
Yawore = open, spread out
Yiro = bewitch, cast evil eye
Yo/Yor = road, path
Yogini = Pleiades; in Ndiyan spirituality and culture, a Yogini is many things, including one of the 24 names of the Lamas of Shaivism, but a Yogini is also human woman, or a female spirit, endowed with mystical powers, a practitioner of a high form of magick or witchcraft; it is also the name of a female practitioner of Yoga; Yoginis are connected to an overarching system of 7 mother goddesses, and these mother goddesses are believed to represent the 7 stars of the Pleiades constellation, also called "the 7 sisters": https://www.yoginiashram.com/the-ashta-matrikas/ & https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrikas
Yogo = greet, club, knobkerie
Yoka = towards, in the direction of
Yombo = surpass, be out of reach, beat in speed or height
Yoyo = bear children often (lol)
Yuoro = in-laws
Yuso/Oyuso/Yitho = get dark, be dark
Yuwach = influence, power of attraction
Ywech = broom; source of the witch and broom connection





Mangu (Azande)
Kindoki (Bakongo)
Umthakathi (Zulu)


GERMANG'ENI TOWN: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebra_(Unstrut)


ANUAK: https://kwekudee-tripdownmemorylane.blogspot.com/2013/08/anuak-anyuak-people-royals-and.html?m=1

Ajo = female name
Chien = curse
Gieth = blessing
Gilo = male name
Gwanyo = queen, first lady
Jowadtong = clan name
Koree = female name
Ochudo = last name
Ogwieno = male name
Outhwonth = male name








Ankhastral?
Yang = Iah-Ang? Yangkee?
Religion = Re-legion = sun spirits, sun demons


FROM E. AKINYI ABOKA ON FACEBOOK: The bible says the Amaleks were brutal giants with strong voodoo power and the only way to eradicate them from the earth was to kill their tribes and all the livestock!I believe they are still alive and can be found beyond Sudan! Here’s why. Every time I read about the Amalek and how they were sorcerers who could transform into animals to evade their enemies, I see the distinct group of Luos of Kenya known as Alego or Alek! This group is feared in Kenya for their ability to attack others using irreversible sorcery!

Raila Odinga’s father the late Jaramogi Oginga Odinga is the famous Luo known to transform into a goat or a sheep anytime his enemies were pursuing him, this power to transform himself could have come from his mother who is Nyalego or Alek. Take note that Obama is Alek too and so am I 😜. Talk to me well I got some good answers for you but this may need a sleep over.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaramogi_Oginga_Odinga

According to the Midrash, the Amalekites were sorcerers who could transform themselves to resemble animals, in order to avoid capture. Thus, in 1 Samuel 15:3, it was considered necessary to destroy the livestock in order to destroy Amalek.