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aba

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[LL] number forty

abu

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[LF] noun a small shrimp, crayfish

adibene

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[LLLL] noun wall

adidem

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[LHLL] noun king

adun̄wan̄

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[LHF] noun yawn

asịp

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[HF] noun vein, artery, tendon

atin̄e

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[LHH] noun top, apex

bak

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[L] verb, intransitive be early, arrive early, do something early

bak

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[L] verb, intransitive become cruel, mean, mischievous, destructive

buuk

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[LL] verb, transitive bury

dai

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[HH] verb, transitive lick (a spoon or the fingers in eating), eat something soft of liquid with a spoon or fingers

diaan̄diaang

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[HHH] verb, intransitive tip toe around stealthily, pussy-foot

dʌkkọdukko

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[HL] verb, transitive strain, filter skim

edak

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[HF] noun the area of the lower abdomen around the bladder.

edem

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[LL] noun the back (anat).

edi

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[HF] noun pig.

edʌtedut

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[LH] noun an uncircumcised man or woman.

efʌtefut

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[HF] noun buttocks, anus; bottom.

esʌkesuk

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[HF] noun shore, harbor, port.

eti

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[LH] noun heart, gut.

faak

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[HH] verb, transitive stick into a narrow space, wedge in, put between.

fiak

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

fiat

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[LL] verb, transitive spit, spit out (food, liquid, silaiva)

fʌkkọfukko

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[HH] verb, transitive uncover, take off.

fịmfim

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[L] verb, transitive fan, wave, swing; iv hover, float in the air.

fọnfon

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[H] verb, intransitive become good.

ikpọn̄mkpong

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[HF] noun cocoyam, Colocasia esculentum (Dalziel)

ikọiko

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[HF] noun word, language, talk; matter, palaver (difficulty, trouble, verbal conflict, gathering for negotiation or decision).

inyọọninyoon

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[LHH] noun a cripple

isiọn̄isiong

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[HHF] noun dizziness, faintness

iso

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[HH] noun a set of five yams

itai

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[LHL] noun coal tar

item

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[HF] noun advice

ituet

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[LLL] noun a leech; a kind of fish with long needle-like mouth

iwaat

[LLL] noun young men, youths

kiin

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[HH] verb, transitive wrap cloth around someone; fig buy cloth for elderly relations (pl. of kIn)

kpakka

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[LH] verb, transitive rev. of kpaga: uncross, separate things that are joined together, unbutton, unbuckle.

kpan̄kpang

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[L] verb, transitive even, even if, unless, not even.

kpiim

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[H] ideophone sound of a short blast on the horn of a small automobile.

kpon

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[H] verb, transitive become big

kpʌnnọkpunngo

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[LH] verb, transitive pull down the lower eye lid to show triumph, to mock

kpọikpoi

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[LL] ideophone sound made by someone walking in studded shoes.

kpọọkkpook

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[LL] verb, transitive crow, of a cock (plural form of kpọk)

kuan̄akuanga

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

kuat

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[HH] verb, transitive scrape, scrape off, shave

mbiet

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[HHH] noun weeds, grass

mfan̄mfang

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[HF] noun leaf (gen term esp for leaves which are not eaten)

mkpakpana

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[LHHH] noun a long narrow lightweight knife used for cutting grass; the flat part of a knife; a knife without a handle

mkpatak

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[HHH] noun the heavy dregs (yeast) from palm wine which settle at the bottom of the calabash

mkpenek

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

mkpọmkpo

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[HH] noun thing, something; matter event. This is one of the most productive words in Ibibio, it serves as any unspecified subject or object

mkpọrọanyenmkporoanyen

[HHH HL] noun eyeball

mkpụriikpu idemmkpiriikpu idem

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[LHLLH HL] noun rough skin, tough skin

mmana

[HHH] noun button

mọimọimoimoi

[HHHH] noun a dish of ground beans with oil, pepper and other condiment steamed in leaves (Yoruba)

ndan

[LL] noun common red and black lizard

nde

[LL] conjunction with, and

ndidiino

[HLHHHL] noun the pelvic area (var. edidiono)

ndiidịtndiidit

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

ndion

[HHH] noun delicacies, luxury food, little bits of luxury food (nuts, bits of meat) (var. ndien, ndiin)

ndubioko

[HLHHH] noun disorder

ndubʌtndubut

[HHH] noun something rotten

nsinsi

[HHHH] noun eternity

nsọnso

[LH] noun my father

ntaa

[HLL] noun a children’s running and hiding game played by moonlight

ntanta

[HFHF] noun smallpox

ntok

[LL] adjective small, few

ntʌkkontukko

[LLL] noun mist, fog

nyiik

[HH] verb, intransitive whine (of a child)

nyịnnyin

[HH] noun the young of an animal

n̄kam ngkam

[LF] noun my grandmother

n̄kengke

[LH] noun folktale, proverb

n̄kʌkngkuk

[LH] noun the hips, the area from the waist to the thigh

n̄kọikọọmọngkoikoomo

[LLHLLH] noun a spider web

n̄wen̄ngweng

[H] ideophone describes a sudden action

n̄wọmmọngwommo

[LH] verb, intransitive make faces to scare a child

nịghenighe

[LH] verb, transitive tickle

sem

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

sia

[HL] conjunction since (time, cause), because

suak

[HH] verb, transitive grab as much as possible with one hand

sịmsim

[L] verb, transitive reach, get to, arrive at

sọọtsoot

[HH] verb, transitive cluck at to show annoyace or disgust

tan̄n̄atangnga

[LH] verb, transitive make incantation, call down a curse on

tuuk

[LL] verb, transitive polish, scrub; grate (pl. of tʌk)

tuuk

[HH] verb, transitive touch; fig affect

tʌppotuppo

[HH] verb, transitive to exclaim

tọktok

[L] verb, transitive curse, use abusive words

tọọn̄ọtoongo

[HHH] verb, intransitive kneel

uba

[LL] numeral second

udebe

[LLH] adjective steeped, soaked

udọudo

[HH] noun friend

ufiom

[HHH] noun a whistle

ukarakpa

[HHHH] noun a creature (fish? serpent?) which stretches the whole length of a river or sea

ukpakot

[LHD] noun a kind of fish with a hard skull and whiskers, good to east (Goldie: a species of catfish); (var akpakot)

uyakka

[HHL] noun your kinsman

weene

[HHH] verb, intransitive become poor

wuun

[HL] adverb yet, then

yama

[HH] verb, intransitive shine (of the sun or moon)

yok

[L] verb, transitive cut into large pieces (as tree into logs, a fish into large chunks)

yọọkyook

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