Phrase Detail

Say: kurr-ə-kahl

Vowels: standard 'u' as in 'put', 'ə' as in 'the', 'a' as in 'path'.

'(k)al' is a Wamba Wamba 'bound form' ie it is only used connected or bound to a noun when it shows that an 'action' happens on the 'object' or 'place'.  It is not used on its own.

Look for and write down other nouns that it would make sense to add '(k)al' to. For example 'on a stump' (tulukal) would make sense but 'on a pair' (kaləpul). Can you make a song starting with 'I saw' (Nyakinanda) and an animal that you might find on three of your 'on' locations?