Definition and meaning of Vita omutwi
Literal meaning – pass the head. This phrase has similar meaning to the Maragoli phrase ‘sira omutwi’. Both mean to lose ones marbles, have a few loose screws, or be an insufferable obstinate fool. Kindly note that in Lubukusu, omutwi means something radically different: an A word referring to a hole which is literally at the polar opposite of the head.
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