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abu

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[LF] noun a small shrimp, crayfish

abọọnaboon

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[HDH] noun chief, lord (traditional or religious)

aditịm

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[HHH] noun water buffalo

afʌn

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[HF] noun slave

akpọ

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[HH] noun bone, stem, the prominent, conspicious or salient part of something

akpọrọ

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[LHL] noun Adam’s apple

aku

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[HL] noun priest

ata

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[HH] noun the sediment which sinks to the bottom of the pot when palm oil is boiled after being extracted from the fruit, dregs

bịmbim

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[L] verb, transitive cook by burying in hot ashes

deghe

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[LH] verb, intransitive fierce, brave, valiant, dare, become hot, burn (of pepper), become sarp, function work (of medicine, magic)

dian

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[HH] verb, transitive add, put together, stick, glue

dukpo

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[HLL] verb, intransitive move about here and there doing many things at once, look busy, become busy

duọ

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[LH] verb, intransitive fall, fall down

duọi

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[LLL] verb, transitive pour, pour out, spill, pl. of duọk

dʌkkọdukko

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[HL] verb, transitive strain, filter skim

dọkdok

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[L] verb, transitive dig up, dig (esp root crops), harvest (root crops)

dọkdok

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[L] verb, transitive weave, knit, spin

dọọkdook

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[HH] verb, transitive climb (tree, hill)

ebek

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[HF] noun a bundle of ten, twenty, fifty, etc..

edem

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[LL] noun the back (anat).

edịmedim

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[HF] noun rain.

en̄wʌnengwun

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[LL] noun rectum, piles (also used as a curse).

eti

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[HF] noun good, genuine.

ewat

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[HH] noun grey hair; mould (on food, leather)

ikpat

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[LL] noun foot

isọn̄isong

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[HF] noun earth, land, ground, floor, country, a council of elders

itembe

[LHHH] noun a kind of dance performed in the moonlight

ituok

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[LHH] noun a kind of fish with poisonous spines

kaka

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[HH] verb, intransitive show off, become pompous

kan

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[L] verb, intransitive become able, know how; tv surpass, excel (used in making com- parisons), triumph over, beat (win)

keene

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[LLH] verb, transitive follow, company; help

kpaap

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[LL] verb, transitive become flat (of something that should swell or be rounded).

kpagha

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[LH] verb, transitive cross, overlap, join, twist together, buckle, button.

kpam

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[HL] ideophone sound made by a flat object when it falls flat to the ground.

kpan̄kpang

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[H] verb, transitive fold, fold over (arms, paper, cloth, leaves).

kpoịkpoi

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[HH] verb, intransitive go a long distance on foot; limp

kpu

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[L] verb, intransitive fail to come about, fail to materialize; fail to carry out

kpum

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[H] ideophone sound of a short blast of a launch horn

kpuun̄ọkpuungo

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[LLH] verb, transitive become loose, untied, unfastened; fall apart

kpịmkpim

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[L] ideophone sound of the fall of a very heavy object such as a concrete block or a huge blag of flour, it falls with a thud.

kpọghọkpogho

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[HH] verb, transitive taunt

kuan̄akuanga

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[HHH] verb, intransitive become curved, crooked, not straight (esp of a road or branch of a tree)

kuọikuoi

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[HHH] verb, transitive peel with a knife; sharpen to a point (as a stick, an arrow)

kọnsịnkonsin

[HL] noun government; white colonial officer; English consul

kọn̄n̄ọkongngo

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[HH] verb, transitive remove from a hook, unhang (rev. of kọọn̄ [HH])

kọọn̄koong

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[HH] verb, transitive hang (an object on a hook, around a person’s neck, cloth pot to dry)

mbọmmbom

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[HH] noun pity, sympathy

mia

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[HH] verb, transitive hit, strike, beat

miom

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[HH] verb, transitive insult; disobey, disregard

mkpa

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[HH] noun a natural covering, skin scab

mkpa nnʌkmkpa nnuk

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[LH HD] noun ring

mkpaedọn̄mkpaedong

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[HHHL] noun a kind of plant with small bitter fruits

mkpafagha

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[HLHL] noun armpit

mkpara

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[LHL] adjective small

mkpasi

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[HHH] noun a small, hard, round objects, seed, kernel, grain

mkpenek

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[HLF] noun a kind of timber tree, Uapaca guineensis (Dalziel)

mkpon̄anyenmkponganyen

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[HH HL] noun eyebrow

mkpịnmkpin

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[LH] noun a short skirt of multi-colored raffia strung on a rope, it used to be worn in the fattening house because the body of the woman being fattening was smeared with oil and iduot and a dress would be ruined, now worn as an ordinary skirt; petticoat (NkpIn).

mkpịran̄ ukotmkiparangukot

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[HHH HL] noun shin

mkpịriikpu idemmkpiriikpu idem

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[LHLLH HL] noun rough skin, tough skin

mkpịrok

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[LHH] noun piece

ndiidịtndiidit

[LLHL] adjective leaky (var. ndre ndre, ndidIt, ndidIt)

ndubioko

[HLHHH] noun disorder

ndunyaan̄andunyaanga

[HLHHH] noun a struggle

niin

[LL] verb, transitive doubt, argue, dispute

nnama

[LHH] noun calamity

nne

[LH] noun mother, grandmother, old woman (address or referent)

nnyagha

[LHH] noun scum

nsagha

[LHH] noun mockery

nsʌn̄ikan̄nsungikang

[HF HL] noun smoke; steamboat, ship

nyam

[L] verb, transitive sell

n̄kọkọtngkokot

[LLL] noun a boil on the finger or toe

n̄waak ngwaak

[LL] ideophone sound of dry cloth or paper crumbling

n̄wanangwana

[HH] verb, transitive fight; struggle; try

n̄wịpngwip

[HH] noun weeds, grass

nịghenighe

[LH] verb, transitive tickle

sak

[H] verb, intransitive laugh

sen̄n̄e sengnge

[LH] verb, intransitive become dizzy

siaan

[HHHH] verb, transitive irritate the throat and back of the mouth (as raw of insufficiently cooked yam or coco yam) (var. sian)

siere

[LLH] verb, intransitive dawn, enter a new day, remain until the new day, make it through the night

sika

[LH] noun [Eng] cigarette

suok

[HH] verb, transitive chop

sịpsip

[L] verb, intransitive be small

ta

[H] verb, transitive chew, eat something hard or chewable (meat, nuts, coconut). chew, eat away (of diseases that destroy tissue); burn

tap

[L] verb, transitive taste (food, drink)

tobo

[HH] verb, transitive make a knot, tie around and knot

ube

[LF] noun the edible kernel of the raffia palm fruit

udiok

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

udʌkuduk

[HH] noun rope

udọtudot

[HH] noun sliminess, stickiness, a viscous secretion

uredio

[LHLL] noun radio (English loanword)

uta

[LL] noun covering on the surface of something (skin on soup, tarnish on metal, fungus)

utatan

[HHH] noun beach; sandbar

waak

[LL] verb, transitive tear, rend, scratch, tear off, tear up, tear out; pay a debt in installments

wak

[H] verb, intransitive become many, become much

waya

[HL] noun wire (English loanword)

wʌbewube

[LH] verb, transitive lose feathers

yappa

[HH] verb, intransitive talk a lot, chatter, become unable to contain anything or keep a secret

yok

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

yʌtyut

[H] verb, transitive turn, mix, stir