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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2011 Apr;23(4):401–412. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2010.516333

Table 3.

Agahinda kenshi symptoms

Indicator KI Mention Symptom N=59 (%)
Is sad
Has emotional pain
Arababaye
Arababaye ku mutima
55 (93%)
Is lonely
Experiences loneliness
Arigunga
Ahora ari jyenyine
39 (66%)
Is unhappy
Has no happiness
Ntiyishimye
Nta munezero afite
34 (58%)
Cries
Has red eyes
Has teary eyes
Ararira
Atukuye amaso
Afite amarira mu maso
23 (39%)
Is angry
Angers easily
Makes wrinkled faces
Ararakaye
Arakara vuba
Azinga umunya
18 (31%)
Does not interact (with other children)
Does not get along well with others
Ntasabana n'abandi bana
Ntiyumvikana n'abandi
18 (31%)
Does not want to play Ntashaka gukina 16 (27%)
Is dark/gloomy Arijimye 14 (24%)
Is quiet Aracecetse 13 (22%)
Has low energy
Has no morale
Feels low
Afite imbaraga nke
Nta morale afite
Yumva akonje
9 (15%)
Is very forgetful
Is absent minded
Yibagirwa vuba
Amera nk'aho ari ahandi
8 (14%)
Does not study (despite having the means) Ntiyiga (n'aho yaba afite ubushobozi) 7 (12%)
Wants to commit suicide Ashaka kwiyahura 6 (10%)

Agreed upon by less than 50% of clinicians, but regarded as clinically relevant by local psychologist.