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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)
ابن عم - Cousin (m, paternal)
ابن خال - Cousin (m, maternal)
Ilha do Ibo (Ibo Island)
Plante sacrée (Sacred plant)
Ibwirizwa (Homework)
Ibyatunze (Losses)
Ibyiringiro (Hopes/aspirations)
Ibyishimo (Rejoicing)
Ibyishimo mu muco (Joy in culture)
Icayi (Tea)
Icayi cy'Uburundi (Burundian tea)
Ema-jewelry adula (Expensive jewelry)
Ice cream (Frozen dessert)
Ice kenkey - Cold kenkey, also refreshing experience
Brise-glace (Ice breaker)
Icemezo (Decision)
Ici (Here)
Sur terre (On earth)
Exactement ici (Right here)
Icizere (Hope/faith)
Major turn-off
Mtu muhimu (Important person)
Statut d'icône (Icon status)
Icubahiro (Glory)
Icumu (Spear - warrior)
Icungamutungo cya Leta (Public finance)
Icyo dushaka (What we want)
Icyo twizeye (What we hope for)