Ekika ky’Obutiko

Omuziro: Obutiko

Ekika ky’Obutiko kya njawulo kubanga omuziro gwakyo butiko, si nsolo. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Ekika ky’Ente

Omuziro: Ente

Ekika ky’Ente kirina omuziro ente. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Ekika ky’Effumbe

Omuziro: Effumbe

Ekika ky’Effumbe kye kimu ku bika ebimanyiddwa mu Buganda. Omuziro gwakyo ffumbe. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Kasimba (Genet) Clan

Omuziro: Genet (kasimba)

The Kasimba clan takes the genet as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as a locust (Janzi). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Katinvuma (Katinvuma Seed) Clan

Omuziro: Katinvuma Seed (katinvuma)

The Katinvuma clan takes the katinvuma seed as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as all kinds of beads. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Kibe (Jackal) Clan

Omuziro: Jackal (kibe)

The Kibe clan takes the jackal as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Puff Adder (Mpiri). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Kinyomo (Red Ant) Clan

Omuziro: Red Ant (kinyomo)

The Kinyomo clan takes the red ant as its omuziro, the primary totem. Roscoe records no secondary totem for it. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Kitete (Grass) Clan

Omuziro: Grass (kitete)

The Kitete clan takes the grass as its omuziro, the primary totem. Roscoe records no secondary totem for it. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Kobe (Yam) Clan

Omuziro: Yam (kobe)

The Kobe clan takes the yam as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as another kind of yam (Kama). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Lugave (Pangolin) Clan

Omuziro: Pangolin (lugave)

The Lugave clan takes the pangolin as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Mushroom (Butiko). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Mazi (Rain Water) Clan

Omuziro: Rain Water (mazi)

The Mazi clan takes the rain water as its omuziro, the primary totem. Roscoe records no secondary totem for it. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ekika ky’Embogo

Omuziro: Embogo

Ekika ky’Embogo kirina omuziro embogo. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Mbwa (Dog) Clan

Omuziro: Dog (mbwa)

The Mbwa clan takes the dog as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as the iron bell fastened on a dog when hunting. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ekika ky’Emmamba

Omuziro: Emmamba

Ekika ky’Emmamba kye kimu ku bika ebinene mu Buganda. Omuziro gwakyo ye mmamba. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Mpewo (Oribi Antelope) Clan

Omuziro: Oribi Antelope (mpewo)

The Mpewo clan takes the oribi antelope as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Grey Rat (Kayozi). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Mpindi (Bean) Clan

Omuziro: Bean (mpindi)

The Mpindi clan takes the bean as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as a wild bean (Kindira). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Mpologoma (Lion) Clan

Omuziro: Lion (mpologoma)

The Mpologoma clan takes the lion as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Eagle (Mpungu). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Musu (Edible Rat) Clan

Omuziro: Edible Rat (musu)

The Musu clan takes the edible rat as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as another rat (Muyoza). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Mutima (Heart) Clan

Omuziro: Heart (mutima)

The Mutima clan takes the heart as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Lungs (Maugwe). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Namungona (Crow) Clan

Omuziro: Crow (namungona)

The Namungona clan takes the crow as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as the hearts of animals. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ndiga (Sheep) Clan

Omuziro: Sheep (ndiga)

The Ndiga clan takes the sheep as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Lion (Mpologoma). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ekika ky’Engabi

Omuziro: Engabi

Ekika ky’Engabi kirina omuziro engabi, era kye kimu ku bika ebimanyiddwa mu Buganda. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Ngali (Crested Crane) Clan

Omuziro: Crested Crane (ngali)

The Ngali clan takes the crested crane as its omuziro, the primary totem. Roscoe records no secondary totem for it. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Nganga (Hornbill) Clan

Omuziro: Hornbill (nganga)

The Nganga clan takes the hornbill as its omuziro, the primary totem. Roscoe records no secondary totem for it. Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ekika ky’Engeye

Omuziro: Engeye

Ekika ky’Engeye kirina omuziro engeye. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Ngo (Leopard) Clan

Omuziro: Leopard (ngo)

The Ngo clan takes the leopard as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Genet (Kasimba). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ngonge (Otter) Clan

Omuziro: Otter (ngonge)

The Ngonge clan takes the otter as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Genet (Kasimba). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Njaza (Roebuck) Clan

Omuziro: Roebuck (njaza)

The Njaza clan takes the roebuck as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as an antelope (Njugulu). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Njovu (Elephant) Clan

Omuziro: Elephant (njovu)

The Njovu clan takes the elephant as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Hippopotamus (Nvubu). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ekika ky’Enkima

Omuziro: Enkima

Ekika ky’Enkima kirina omuziro enkima. Olupapula luno lugenda kweyongera nga ebiwandiiko bikeberebwa.

Nsenene (Grasshopper) Clan

Omuziro: Grasshopper (nsenene)

The Nsenene clan takes the grasshopper as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as a locust that feeds on young plantain shoots (Nabangogo). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Ntalaganya (Cephalophus Antelope) Clan

Omuziro: Cephalophus Antelope (ntalaganya)

The Ntalaganya clan takes the cephalophus antelope as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Tree Fungus (Malere). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Nte teriko mukira (Tailless Cow) Clan

Omuziro: Tailless Cow (nte teriko mukira)

The Nte teriko mukira clan takes the tailless cow as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Crested Crane (Ngali). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Nvubu (Hippopotamus) Clan

Omuziro: Hippopotamus (nvubu)

The Nvubu clan takes the hippopotamus as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as Tortoise (Nfudu). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.

Nyonyi (Bird) Clan

Omuziro: Bird (nyonyi)

The Nyonyi clan takes the bird as its omuziro, the primary totem. Its akabbiro, the secondary totem, is recorded as another bird (Kunguvu). Drawn from Roscoe (1911); this page grows as further sources are reviewed.