ebiíbiieʼbiíbiin7/8coucal, Senegal coucal, Blue-headed coucalCentropus senegalensis, C. monachusEbiíbii ésɔ́ɔ́mé á apag-tê.The coucal hides in the thicket.
ebíndéeʼbíndén7/8dregs (of palm wine)Ebíndé é mǐm ébóŋné mod awě awóó mmwaád ekɔ́ɔ́lé.The dregs of palm wine are good for a man who has a new wife.Syn.mbite
ebin é hǒmeʼbin éʼ hǒmn7/8farm, bush place not worked for years
ebógeʼbógn7/81duty2obligation3mandate4responsibility (delegated to find solution in difficult decision)Abagé mə́ ebóg áyə̄le nkule ḿmē awi mwǎn.He gave a piece of bamboo to indicate responsibility for the sickness of his child.
ebom (é ndáb)eʼbom (é ndáb)n7/8ridge, crest of the roofAlóó ndáb, eehɛ́dɛɛ́ ebom é ndáb.He built a house without putting a proper ridge.Syn.abɔl á ndábmbɔl ń ndáb
ebómɛ́neʼbómɛ́nDualaebómán7/8woe, bad luck, curseSáá adé awɛ́ ambɛ́ mwǎn ebómɛ́n.The father wished the child bad luck before he died.
ebomnedeʼbomned<âbomen7/8kind of hammerAbɛnlaad ebomned ne mbɛ́dé.He is using a hammer with a wedge.
ebondeeʼbonden7/8bonfire, camp-fireBékónté ebonde.They made a camp-fire.ebonde é muúeʼbonde éʼ muún7/8huge fireebondɛɛn.mod1red, very brightNzɛlɛ́ɛ́ ahédé ebondɛɛ a mbɔ́té.Nzele is wearing a very bright red dress.
ebóŋ2eʼbóŋn7/8wooden cushion, pillow, seatTédé me ebóŋ é atii.Take a wooden seat for me.Cf.ebóŋgémbóŋgéebóónlón7wooden pillowpillow of headBɔɔ́b bad béhágáá ebóŋ á nló nɛ́ŋgāne mbóŋgé.In the past, people used a log under their heads as a pillow.ebóotiieʼbóŋ bé metiin7/8old carved kind of stool
ebóŋ3eʼbóŋn7/8bracelet, bangleAne mmwaád ahédé eboŋ á ekáá.That woman has put a bangle on her arm.Syn.mwɛɛn