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Ibarura (Evaluation/census)
Ibibazo by'urugo (Family problems)
Ibicu (Fog/mist)
Ibigori (Maize)
Ibiharage (Beans)
Ibihe bishya (New times)
Ibihe by'izuba (Sunny times - good times)
Ibihe bya kera (Old times)
Ibihe byiza (Good times)
Ibihe vy'imvura (Rainy times)
Ibihe vy'ubukungu (Times of plenty)
Ibijumbu (Sweet potatoes)
Ibikombe (Cups)
Ibikoresho vyo guteka (Cooking utensils)
Ibikorwa remezo (Infrastructure)
Ibirayi (Irish potatoes)
Ibirori (Celebration/party)
Ibirori vy'igihugu (National celebrations)
Ibirori vy'intsinzi (Victory celebration)
Ibirori vy'ubuntu (Celebrations of humanity)
Ibirori vy'umuryango (Family celebrations)
Ibiryo (Food)
Ibiryo bisigaye (Leftover food)
Ibiryo by'igihugu (National dishes)
Ibiryo vy'abageni (Guest food)
Ibiryo vy'abahunzi (Farmers' food)
Ibiryo vy'abaturage (Local food)
Ibiryo vy'ibitaro (Hospital food)
Ibiryo vy'ikigo (Institutional food)
Ibiryo vy'ingabo (Military food)
Ibiryo vy'ishuri (School food)
Ibiryo vy'isoko (Market food)
Ibiryo vy'ubu (Modern food)
Ibiryo vya kera (Traditional food)
Ibiryo vyo ku mugezi (Roadside food)
Ibiryo vyo mu mujyi (City food)
Ibitabo (Books)
Ibitambaro (Ornaments)
Ibitaro (Hospital)
Ibitoke (Bananas)
Ibitoke vya Burundi (Burundian bananas)
Ibwirizwa (Homework)
Ibyatunze (Losses)
Ibyiringiro (Hopes/aspirations)
Ibyishimo (Rejoicing)
Ibyishimo mu muco (Joy in culture)
Icayi (Tea)
Icayi cy'Uburundi (Burundian tea)
Icemezo (Decision)
Icizere (Hope/faith)
