Dhi tir
Go straight
Usage
An imperative used for directions.
Grammar Note
Composed: dhi (go) + tir (straight).
Chung' kae
Stop here
Usage
Said when you want a vehicle to stop.
Grammar Note
Composed: chung' (stand, stop) + kae (here).
Dok chien
Go back
Usage
Tells someone to go back.
Grammar Note
Composed: dok (return) + chien (behind, back).
Yo wuok chieng'
East
Usage
The direction east. Literally the way the sun comes out.
Grammar Note
yo (side) + wuok (come out) + chieng' (sun).
Yo podho chieng'
West
Usage
The direction west. Literally the way the sun falls.
Grammar Note
yo (side) + podho (fall, set) + chieng' (sun).
More Dholuo phrases
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