An example search has returned 100 entries

abiọn̄

listenloadingplaying

[HHH] noun hunger

abọn̄abong

listenloadingplaying

[HH] noun mosquito

aderimbot

listenloadingplaying

[LLHF] noun world

adidun̄adidung

listenloadingplaying

[LHH] noun settler

aduu

listenloadingplaying

[LF] noun whisper

adʌn̄

listenloadingplaying

[HF] noun root

akai

listenloadingplaying

[HHL] noun forest

akuku

listenloadingplaying

[LHH] noun clan chief

akuọk

listenloadingplaying

[HHH] noun bee

ataa

listenloadingplaying

[LHH] adjective real, genuine, important, very (emphatic)

ayio

listenloadingplaying

[HHL] noun sunshine, the suns rays, daylight; weather, season, time, the times

ayọ

listenloadingplaying

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

bak

listenloadingplaying

[H] verb, intransitive become cheap due to oversupply, go aground(of a boat)

bak

listenloadingplaying

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

been̄ebeenge

listenloadingplaying

[LLH] verb, transitive prepare, prepare for, get ready for

bịmbim

listenloadingplaying

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

bọbọ

listenloadingplaying

[LH] noun pawpaw

da

listenloadingplaying

[L] noun term of address used betwee men of equal age and status, its use generally implies intimacy, it is occasionally used to address a stranger and is currently used by young girls although this latter is considered improper by men

dai

listenloadingplaying

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

deebe

listenloadingplaying

[HHH] verb, intransitive itch

dek

listenloadingplaying

[H] verb, intransitive become a coward

duaha

listenloadingplaying

[HHH] verb, transitive swoosh, shake, rinse water around in the mouth or bottle.

efọk

listenloadingplaying

[HF] noun nest.

ekun̄ọekungo

listenloadingplaying

noun copulation

eniin

listenloadingplaying

[HHL] noun elephant.

ewat

listenloadingplaying

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

fen̄feng

listenloadingplaying

[H] verb, transitive eat up a large quantity of food.

fiak

listenloadingplaying

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

fʌkkọfukko

listenloadingplaying

[HH] verb, transitive uncover, take off.

fịnọfino

listenloadingplaying

[HH] verb, transitive bother, harass, worry.

ifʌkkọifukko

listenloadingplaying

[LHL] noun thigh; lap.

ikọiko

listenloadingplaying

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

kaan̄akaanga

listenloadingplaying

[LLH] verb, transitive cross over, step over, step over something high so that one has to lift ones leg; empty

koon̄koong

[HH] verb, intransitive become high, tall, elevated

kop

listenloadingplaying

[L] verb, transitive perceive, feel, sense, taste, hear; understand; listen to, heed; respond to

kpai

listenloadingplaying

[LL] ideophone sound made when a person falls flat on his face or back.

kpeek

listenloadingplaying

[LL] verb, transitive prepare, get ready.

kpi

listenloadingplaying

[L] verb, transitive cut into, slash

kpogho

listenloadingplaying

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

kpoom

listenloadingplaying

[HH] ideophone sound of an automobile horn

kpịrekkpirek

listenloadingplaying

[HH] verb, transitive make jittery movements as though one had ants in ones clothing; move very fast on ones toes in a jittery way (i.e. walk like a European); swagger, strut to show off

kpọkkpok

listenloadingplaying

[H] verb, transitive loosen, untie, unrap, unfasten, dismantle.

kʌn̄kung

listenloadingplaying

[H] verb, transitive copulate

kọn̄kong

listenloadingplaying

[L] verb, intransitive knock, tap

kọn̄n̄ọkongngo

listenloadingplaying

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

kọọkkook

[HH] verb, transitive cure, heal, perform juju for curing and certain other purposes (implies grinding medicine)

kọọtkoot

listenloadingplaying

[LL] verb, intransitive grow (of people, animals, plants, hair) (pl. of kọt [L])

mbịritemmbiritem

listenloadingplaying

[HHHH] noun kind of plant, where it is found the soil is fertile, its leaves contain an acidic liquid used for cleaning wounds and cleaning snails, its stem is chewed, bush cane, Costus after (Dalziel)

mbọribọmboribo

listenloadingplaying

[LHLH] noun gooseflesh

meek

listenloadingplaying

[LL] verb, transitive slow down and walk cautiously as when one sees danger, or because of mud

mfeifịtmfeifit

listenloadingplaying

[LLHL] adjective mouldy

mkpa

listenloadingplaying

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

mkpa inuun

listenloadingplaying

[LH HDH] noun ring

mkpa nnuun

listenloadingplaying

[LH HDH] noun ring

mkpakpana

listenloadingplaying

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

mkpofioufiop

listenloadingplaying

[HHLHHHL] noun butterfly

mkpufiofiop

listenloadingplaying

[LHDHHF] noun butterfly

mkpʌkmkpuk

listenloadingplaying

[LH] noun a kind of yam, fast ripening, it grows in an udder-like formation

mkpọkpọrọmkpomkporo

listenloadingplaying

[LHHH] noun skull

mkpọn̄mkpong

listenloadingplaying

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

mmeme mmeme

[LLHLLH] adjective become soft, weak, easy

mmuum

[LHL] adjective without response

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

[HD] adverb also, too

ndem

[HF] noun a power spirit generally associated with a particular place or group of people; some of these spirits inhabit the forest, others the water; each Ibibio clan has its own ndem; sacrifices are made to them and to certain festivals attached to them

ndidiino

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

nduba

[HHH] noun race, competition

ndusʌkndusuk

[LLH] adverb perhaps

ndutən̄ọndutengo

[HHHH] noun a corner inside a house

nsa

[HH] noun a diseased condition of poultry in which little quill feathers begin to grow all over the body

nsagha

[LHH] noun mockery

nse

[LH] interrogative what

nsiim

[LLL] noun a kind of basket used for catching fish or crabs, small ones are made of palm fronds, large ones of cane

nso

[HH] noun face, front, future

nyeriye

[HHLL] noun cornsilk, the tassel at the end of an ear of corn

n̄kueghengkueghe

[LHHH] noun crybaby, a person who cries at every little thing

n̄n̄wangngwa

[HF] noun second-born daughter

n̄wamngwam

[L] verb, transitive help; contribute (money, food, labor)

sawasawa

[LLHL] noun a kind of fruit, possibly breadfruit or soursop

sʌkhọsukho

[LH] verb, intransitive faint, lose consciousness; become lowered

sịberịtsiberit

[LHL] noun [Eng] spirit (used in Christian church services) (var. sịbidịt)

tan̄n̄atangnga

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

tap

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

tap

[L] ideophone sound of wood being cut

teet

[HH] verb, transitive pluck fruit (esp. pepper) cf kippe (pl. of tet)

temme

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

tọmtọmtomtom

[LHL] noun pigeon

udaisi

[LHLL] noun rice

udebep

[LHH] adjective buying, shopping

ukpịtukpit

[HF] adjective big, old (of a person)

utịnutin

[HH] noun the sun

utọn̄utong

[HH] noun ear

utọtʌghọutotugho

[LLLH] noun a dish of grated cocoyam steamed in leaves

wa

[L] verb, transitive sacrifice

waak

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

yet

[L] verb, intransitive wilt, melt, dissolve, digest; become lazy, become weak

yok

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

yọttọyotto

[HH] verb, intransitive become sufficient, up to the mark

yọọnọyoono

[HHH] verb, transitive shake liquid in a bowl to distribute it evenly over the surface