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baba
bem
biommo
bok
bu
efiat
fʌghọ fugho
ikọiko
ise
iwaat
[LLL] noun young men, youths
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kokko
koomo
[LLH] verb, transitive remove palm fruit from the pot with a basin or calabash
bookmarkkpai
kpappa
kpe
kpọikpoi
ma
mkpakpana
mkpeten̄idịmmkpetengidim
mmanyan̄ammanyanga
[LLL] noun a kind of palm oil obtained by burning the palm kernel, its uses include pomade for the skin, medicine for boils and wounds, antidote for poison, (taken as an emetic), protection against juju
bookmarkndeden̄ndedeng
[LLL] noun, adjective cold, wet
bookmarkndom
[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
bookmarkndukpo
[LLH] noun, adjective corpse (esp. one that is dried up and distasteful); adjective: dead; worthless, good for nothing; vile, evil
bookmarknnama
[LHH] noun calamity
bookmarknsak
[LH] noun a rattle, musical instrument filled with seeds or pebbles which is shaken; strings of seeds worn around ankles and wrists to make noise when dancing
bookmarknsoo
[HDH] interrogative noun what?
bookmarkntaa
[HLL] noun a children’s running and hiding game played by moonlight
bookmarkntan
[HH] noun sand
bookmarkntịmntim
[HH] noun a diseased condition of the skin on the legs involving pus filled swellings and cracking of the skin
bookmarknuakka
[HHH] verb, intransitive become mixed, kneaded, mashed, smashed, run over
bookmarknyʌkkọnyukko
[LH] verb, intransitive be tilted, bent stiffly over
bookmarknyọọnyoo
[LLH] noun jest, joke, a story that pokes fun, clowning
bookmarkn̄kengke
[LH] noun folktale, proverb
bookmarkn̄ketngket
[LF] noun lead (metal)
bookmarkn̄kikan ngkikan
[HHH] noun crust from burnt food
bookmarkn̄kʌkngkuk
[LH] noun the hips, the area from the waist to the thigh
bookmarkn̄wen̄ngweng
[H] ideophone describes a sudden action
bookmarksaak
[HH] verb, intransitive laugh (plural of sak)
bookmarksawasawa
[LLHL] noun a kind of fruit, possibly breadfruit or soursop
bookmarksiọọpsioop
[LLH] verb, transitive to make a sign of disgust, impatience, disapproval, contempt; smack the lips over a good taste
bookmarksuum
[LL] verb, transitive take fire, carry fire
bookmarksʌghọsugho
[LH] verb, intransitive lie
bookmarksọọpsoop
[HH] verb, intransitive become quick, early, often; become sharp
bookmarksọọtsoot
[HH] verb, transitive cluck at to show annoyace or disgust
bookmarkta
[H] verb, transitive chew, eat something hard or chewable (meat, nuts, coconut). chew, eat away (of diseases that destroy tissue); burn
bookmarktiip
[HH] verb, transitive pierce through, make a hole, carve out (pl. of tịp)
bookmarktuara
[LLH] verb, intransitive become short, squat, and fat (of people or animals)
bookmarktuun̄ọtuungo
[HHH] verb, transitive disturb, disorder (the vegetation in passing by, the water entering it)
bookmarktʌktuk
[L] verb, transitive grate
bookmarktịmtim
[H] verb, intransitive beat, pound (esp food in a mortar, clothes on a log)
bookmarkudi
[HF] noun trouble
bookmarkukpʌp unenukpup unen
[LLHH] noun cloaca of a chicken, hindquarters of a chicken (?)
bookmarkutuat
[LHH] noun a kind of frog
bookmarkutọkutok
[LL] noun quarrel
bookmarkuyịnuyin
[HH] noun childhood
bookmarkwen̄weng
[H] verb, transitive soothe, pat, rock a child
bookmarkyịren̄yireng
[LL] verb, intransitive slither, move with a gliding movement, move like a snake or rope, move like a jellylike substance
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