Contribute to Ekegusii
This platform grows through the knowledge of Ekegusii speakers, elders, and cultural custodians. Help us preserve the language by submitting words, phrases, proverbs, and corrections.
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Words documented so far
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Ekegusii speakers worldwide
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Submit a new word
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Write how the word sounds syllable by syllable
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Submit a proverb
Share a traditional Abagusii proverb and its meaning.
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Submit a phrase
A common expression used in everyday Ekegusii conversation.
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Suggest a correction
Found an error in a translation, pronunciation, or example? Tell us and we'll review it.
Contribution guidelines
- ✓ Only submit authentic Ekegusii words, phrases, or proverbs.
- ✓ Provide accurate phonetic guides using syllable-by-syllable spelling.
- ✓ Include an example sentence wherever possible.
- ✓ Dialectal variations are welcome — note the dialect in your notes.
- ✓ All submissions are reviewed by a native speaker before publishing.
- ✓ Be respectful — avoid submitting inappropriate or offensive content.
Review process
You submit
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We review
A native Ekegusii speaker reviews your entry within 5 days.
Published
Approved entries go live in the word library with your name as contributor.
Need help?
Not sure how to write a phonetic pronunciation? Or unsure which category your word belongs to? We're happy to help.
Contact us"Omogaka aragwa, entebe chichie."
Ekegusii proverb — When an elder falls, his seat remains.
Every word you contribute helps preserve that seat for future generations.
