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abara

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[LLH] noun mens robes

abu

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[HF] noun dust

abʌk

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[HH] noun flesh

adidun̄adidung

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[LHH] noun settler

adufuut

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[HLHL] noun lungs

afʌn

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[HF] noun slave

akpa

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[LD] adjective first

akpokoro

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[LHHH] noun table

akuọk

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[HHH] noun bee

bek

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[L] verb, transitive expect, hope, anticipate

bekke

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[HH] verb, intransitive fall off, snap off, drop off (e.g. a ripe or dead fruit), fall off/out (e.g. hair, teeth)

bʌkbuk

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[L] verb, transitive reveal a secret, narrate a story, convey information, inform, relate, (all have derogatory connotation)

dooro

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[LLH] verb, intransitive become bitter

ebot

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[HH] noun goat; a stupid person.

eden̄edeng

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[HF] noun a kind of fish, good to eat.

ekam

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[LF] noun randmother (maternal or paternal).

faap

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[LL] verb, transitive climb a large tree by putting the arms around it and moving up on the belly, shinny up a pole (pl. of fap).

fiak

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[HH] verb, transitive turn, twist, twirl, spin; iv turn (of a wheel); repeat (always followed by another verb).

fiim

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[HH] verb, intransitive shrink, become shrunken (of fruits, people).

ibene ibene

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[LLL] noun wall

ibikpai ibikpai

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[LLLL] noun state of numbness or sleep in the limbs; state of being shrivelled from immersion in water.

ibọkibok

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[HH] noun medicine, cure, poison, talisman, juju.

idaat

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[HHL] noun crazyness, mad person.

idịtidit

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[HF] noun piassava, the fiber from the trunk of ukOt (rafia palm).

ikpa

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[HH] noun whip; cane; belt

ikọtikot

[HH] noun uncultivated land, brush (used with the name of certain flora and fauna to mean wild); plot, plantation; followers, descendants, family, people of a particular place (many place names contain the word iikọt)

ini

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[LL] noun time

itam

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[LL] noun hat, cap

itu

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[HF] noun bunch of plantain or bananas (general)

itọito

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[LF] noun impotent man

kaa

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[LH] verb, transitive go to, go for

kaap

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[HH] verb, transitive pick at, scratch, dig out, bore a hole, curve out, force ones way into (gen some effort is required)

kan̄kang

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[H] verb, transitive roast, fry (a food to make it dry or crisp esp groundnuts in sand, gari in a pot); season a new pot by placing it on the fire

ke

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[H] verb, transitive tell a fable, proverb, riddle

kim

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[H] verb, transitive pierce, stab, sew

kpa

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[H] verb, intransitive die, perish; become exhausted, overcome; fade; heal

kpaan

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[LL] verb, transitive restrain, prohibit, stop; warn; rebuke (pl. of kpan)

kpai

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[HH] verb, transitive become puckered (of the mouth from acid, of the hands from immersion in water).

kpeek

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[LL] verb, transitive prepare, get ready.

kpeep

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[LL] verb, transitive learn; teach

kpook

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[HH] verb, transitive chop

kpoom

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[HH] ideophone sound of an automobile horn

kpoon

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[HH] verb, transitive become big

kpoon̄okpoongo

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[LLH] verb, transitive trim (branches, hair), cut down (a tree)

kpuum

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[HH] ideophone sound of abodom being played with bamboo sticks in sending a message

kpʌghokpugho

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[LH] verb, transitive change, become different, differ, vary

kpʌkkọkpukko

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[HH] verb, transitive pull out, pluck (hari, feathers); uproot (roots, mushrooms)

kpọikpoi

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[HH] verb, transitive cut off the end of a periwinkle ( a kind of mollusk) so the fish can be sucked out.

kpọọpkpoop

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[LL] ideophone sound of something very light falling on the ground

kuere

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[LLH] verb, intransitive; verb, transitive become finished; finished

kịtkit

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[H] verb, transitive catch sight of (see)

kọọmọkoomo

[LLH] verb, transitive remove from a hook, remove what hangs, unentangle (esp. wipe away strands of cobweb) (rev. of kọp [L])

mbuba

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[HHH] noun race

meghe

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[HH] verb, intransitive become accustomed to, familiar with, associated with;

mfat

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[HH] noun itch, rash, crawcraw

mfịremfire

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[LHL] noun brain

mkpaatʌkmkpaatuk

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[LHLH] noun burnt wood; the burnt wood left on the ground after a piece of farmland has been burned for planting

mkpafaafagha

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[HLHLHL] noun armpit

mkpurikpu

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[LHLH] noun a kind of caterpillar, found at the top of oil palm trees, edible

mkpọk etomkpok eto

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[LF LL] noun a childrens game in which sticks are passed around quickly and players try not to accumulate them

mkpọn̄mkpong

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[LH] noun yesterday (in a context of past), tomorrow (in a context of future), (loosely) two or three days in the past or future.

mmiọn̄mmiong

[HHH] noun fart

mmọọn̄mmoong

[HHH] noun water

muum

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[LL] verb, transitive take hold of, grab, catch (in the arms), grope

mọiyọmoiyo

[HL] verb, intransitive become wealthy

ndom

[HF] noun a kind of white clay from the river, it is eaten, used as a treatment for diarrhea, used as a whitewash, and is rubbed on the body for decortion or against heat rash

ndubeghe

[LLLH] noun business

ndubete

[HLHH] noun jostling; a kind of game in which children lean against each other

ndubịkndubik

[LLL] noun wickedness, maliciousness

ndunyaan̄andunyaanga

[HLHHH] noun a struggle

nek

[H] verb, intransitive, verb, transitive dance; fawn on

nem

[L] verb, intransitive become pleasant, enjoyable, sweet

nne

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

ntan

[HH] noun sand

nyam

[L] verb, transitive sell

nyọọn̄nyoong

[LL] verb, intransitive be tall, long, far, high, deep

n̄kan̄angkanga

[LHH] adjective wasted, empty, not being put to use, free

n̄ketngket

[LF] noun lead (metal)

n̄ket iyakngket iyak

[LF LL] noun dorsal fin of a fish

n̄kukungkuku

[LHH] noun clan chief

sem

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

sua

[LL] verb, transitive hate, dislike

taagha

[LLH] verb, intransitive tattered, threadbare (pl. of tara)

tekke

[LH] verb, intransitive, verb, transitive hang down; weigh down, lower (as wet clothes lower a line or heavy fruits on a branch)

temme

[LH] verb, transitive explain, direct, tell how

ti

[H] verb, intransitive originate, come from

tita

[HL] noun address form for father, grandfather, old man

tuun̄ọtuungo

[HHH] verb, transitive disturb, disorder (the vegetation in passing by, the water entering it)

tịn̄ting

[H] verb, transitive pay close attention

tọttot

[L] verb, transitive warn against; give information, inform

ubom

[LH] noun calamity

ukpa

[HF] noun lot, quantity, instance of

uma

[LH] noun loving, likeness

usʌn̄usung

[HH] noun road, way; doorway, door; habit, custom

utaan

[LLL] noun congealed secretions

utatan

[HHH] noun beach; sandbar

utọkutok

[LL] noun quarrel

wuak

[HH] verb, transitive mix; adulterate (as palm wine by adding water)

yan̄n̄ayangnga

[HH] verb, transitive elude, evade (as a solution eludes one)

yịren̄yireng

[LL] verb, intransitive slither, move with a gliding movement, move like a snake or rope, move like a jellylike substance