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adidiọn̄

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[LHLL] noun blessing

adua

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[HF] noun squirrel

aduma

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[LLL] noun thunder

afen

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[HDH] quantitative other, another, more

an̄waan

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[HHL] noun wife, female

ataat

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[LLL] noun wasp

atu

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[LL] noun jar, jug for storage of water

awo

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[HH] noun person, human being; someone

ayaara

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[HHHH] adjective male (used with all animal names except those few which have a special word for the male); yielding little, unproductive

ayaaya

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[HFHF] noun measles

ayan̄ayang

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[HF] noun a broom made from oil palm fronds stripped of their leaves and tied in a bunch, it is generally used for sweeping the house

ayọ

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[HF] noun cluster (of fruit, e.g grapes)

besịn

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[HL] noun a metail basin used for storing and carrying food and water(borrowed from English basin)

bia

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[LL] noun divulge secrets, inform, tattle, betray

bọbo

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[L] verb, transitive receive, take back, accept; endure

duọọkduook

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[HHH] verb, transitive to lose, throw away

dʌpọdupo

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[LH] verb, intransitive become untidy and wet (of a messy wet animal), become wet, become untidy.

dịpdip

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[H] verb, transitive hide

dọkkọdokko

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[HH] verb, transitive tell

ebek

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[HF] noun chin.

ebet

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[HH] noun hare; a person fond of sleeping.

edere

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[HHH] noun a day before business; Sunday; church service, church used in the names of certain market days (days of the week)

ekampa

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[LHHH] noun big, huge.

ekun̄ọekungo

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noun copulation

ekuọn̄ekuong

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[HHF] noun a kind of large edible snail.

ekọmọekomo

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[LLL] noun small drum, two or three tuned to different pitches are played at once with the hands.

ese

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[LL] noun eulogy.

esʌkesuk

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[HF] noun shore, harbor, port.

fekke

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[LH] verb, intransitive get off balance (as when something which was balanced or supported slips or slants down), become slanted.

fịkkefikke

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[HH] verb, transitive remove pressure, stop pressing down see fige.

ibaan

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[HHL] noun women, wives

idian̄idiang

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[HF] noun cricket

idio

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[HHH] noun whirlwind.

idiọn̄idiong

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[HHF] noun divination; a society devoted to divining, fortune telling.

ifọtifot

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[LH] noun witchcraft, witch.

ikpat

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[LL] noun foot

ikpeghe

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[HHH] noun partition (in the house made of cloth); section of bush partitioned by boundary markers

ikọiko

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[LH] noun a tiny fragrant leaf used to season soup.

ikọtikot

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[HH] noun feces

ikọtikot

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[HH] noun skin, leather, anything worn around the waist, a belt (esp. a covering of beads around the waist (many strings of beads worn together)); a razor strop

itọkitok

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[LH] noun foot race, running

kpaan̄kpaang

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[HH] verb, transitive fold, fold over (arms, paper, cloth, leaves) - plural form of kpan̄

kpap

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[H] ideophone sound of firewood breaking; sound of corn cracking as it roasts.

kpe

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[H] verb, transitive plead, plead with, entreat, beg

kpenne

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[HH] verb, transitive soil, dirty.

kpịkkekpikke

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[HH] verb, transitive cut through, cut off; pl chop.

kịmkim

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[L] verb, intransitive become dark, black

kọkkọkokko

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[HH] verb, transitive make way, step aside

kọmkom

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[H] verb, transitive greet, thank, congratulate, express

kọọghọkoogho

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[HHH] verb, intransitive, verb, transitive (iv) become set (of a trap), become piled up, heaped up; (tv) cary piled up (a stack of bulky things such as books or firewood, walking is impeded)

kọọpkoop

[HH] verb, transitive hang (on a hook, peg, line); spread out to dry; hook, link, lock, entangle (pl. of kọp [L])

kọọtkoot

[LL] verb, transitive eat palm fruit, a palm kernel, or a bit of meat by putting it in the mouth and turning it about slowly removing the flesh

mba

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[LL] noun exhaustion, fatigue

mboro

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[LLH] noun banana

meek

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[LL] verb, transitive choose, select (pl. of mek)

miom

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[HH] verb, transitive insult; disobey, disregard

mkpa

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[HH] noun a kind of tree which blooms in dry season, its leaves are used for afere

mkpaafia

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[LLHDH] noun a kind of small white mushroom

mkpofiofiop

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[HHLHHL] noun buttefly

mkpọhọdemkpohode

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[LHHH] noun singlet, sleeveless underwear

mkpọkọbọmkpokobo

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[LLLH] noun prison, jail, detention

mm

[HL] interj. what

muum

[HH] verb, transitive frown, screw up the face, have an unhappy, disgusted, distasteful or disapproving look on the face

nan

[L] verb, transitive blind

ndisa

[LHH] noun yam stake, a stick placed in the ground for the yam plant to climb on

nduba

[HHH] noun race, competition

ndutən̄ọndutengo

[HHHH] noun a corner inside a house

ndịkndik

[LH] noun fear

niak

[LL] verb, intransitive walk with legs apart (like a person who has a boil, or something between his legs)

ntanta

[HFHF] noun smallpox

nyie

[HH] verb, transitive, verb, intransitive have; intransitive: sg only have to, must; appear to be, exist

nyʌmmọnyummo

[HH] verb, intransitive become sour

nʌn̄n̄ọnungngo

[HH] verb, intransitive become sweet, delicious, tasty, enjoyable (of food or drink only)

n̄waingwai

[HH] verb, intransitive shine like cat eyes (said of a person’ s eyes when he is excited, or when he should be ashamed but isn’t); shine intensely, brightly

n̄wan̄ngwang

[L] verb, transitive mark property to identify it or to keep people or evil away (eg. put a talisman tied in red string on one’s fruit trees so no one will take the fruit)

n̄weemngweem

[HH] verb, transitive lick, lick off

saat

[HH] verb, intransitive become dry (pl. of sat)

sappa

[HH] verb, transitive abuse, humiliate

sem

[L] verb, intransitive shine, glitter, sparkle, reflect light (of a metal in the sun)

sịrensiren

[HL] noun shilling

taam

[HH] verb, intransitive, verb, transitive hop, jump; jump over; abate, let up (pl. of tamma)

tap

[L] verb, transitive entice, lure, bribe, cajole

tua

[HH] verb, intransitive weep, cry

udi

[LL] noun grave

udiok

[HHF] noun the small of the back and the area immediately surrounding it

udịtudit

[HF] noun strength, force, power

ufia

[LHH] noun fifth-born son

ukot

[HH] noun leg and/or foot; bottom, base; elongation, extension, movement, means, mode

ukpa anyen

[LF LL] noun state of being walleyed, wall-eyes (eyes that turn outward)

una

[LF] noun lack, scarcity

uredio

[LHLL] noun radio (English loanword)

uso

[HD] phrase What day?

usʌk usʌkusuk usuk

[HF HF] adverb slowly, carefully

wuun

[HL] adverb yet, then

wʌtwut

[H] verb, transitive cause a desire in, a craving for, a longing for

yeere

[LLH] verb, intransitive become peeled off, become faded

yok

[H] verb, intransitive move about, become restless, fidget

yuup

[LL] verb, transitive hit (esp. with a stick, also with hand or fist)

yịnyin

[H] noun child, offspring

yọọkyook

[LL] verb, transitive warm food, reheat afere (soup) (until it is very hot) (pl. of jọk)