Akoose–English Dictionary


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kəd e nkuukəd e nkuun9/10midnightNwóó ndáb ahɛle se ápɛ ké kəd e nkuu.The owner of the house may even come at midnight.Cf.kəd
kəə́Cntx.var.ofʼə̄
kəə́ləŋgɛ́ɛnround, ovalNyílîm soŋ kəə́ləŋgɛ́ɛ.Dig a round grave.
kə́ə́ŋ1conjuntilSédyɛɛ́ áhed kə́ə́ŋ mbúú-ʼɛ etyə́géd sé áhed.We stayed until rain held us to back there.2adv.tfor a long timekə́ŋseadv.degright intoBékíí kə́ŋse á ndáb.They went right into the house.
kə́ə́ŋseconjright to
kəgkəgn9/10cheekCf.akəg
kə́gédideoproperlyNkínté chə́ kə́géd.I dried it properly.
kə́kékə́kéEnglishkegn9/10measure (of a certain size)
kə́laan1/2kind of nightjarCaprimulgus sp
kə́nn91desire, enthusiastic commitment, zeal, patriotism2envy, jealousy
kə́ŋn9neck, neck piece (in connection with slaughtering)
kə̂ŋkə̂ŋ English: king via Dualakíŋen9/10chief, kingKə̂ŋ edyɛ̌ átintê.The chief sat in the middle.Syn.nhɔn ḿ mbwɔg
kə̂ŋ e ndun<ndun1n9/10pin-tailed whydahVidua macrouraSyn.mwǎ nzamɛ́ɛ́
kə̂ŋ e ndun
kə́ŋneDial.var.kə́nneconjeven, also
kə́ŋseComp.ofkə́ə́ŋadv.degright intoBékíí kə́ŋse á ndáb.They went right into the house.
kərɛ́kərɛnkind of weedCyahtula prostrata
kəsekəsen.mod9/10good, fineKəse e nkə́ŋgé nēn.This is a fine song.
n9medicine made of soil
kídkídn9/10shellSyn.ekíd 1
kidépfxtense marker, already; beforeAkidényēn ahɛ́d dé etɔm.He has already seen twin plantains.
kidechádɛnkind of oathAne mod adíi mod awé ahâg melě mé kidechádɛ.This is the man who administers kidechédɛ oaths.
kídɛbekídɛn1/2kind of yam
kííkíín9/10lumpkíí e ndóŋ,lump of pepper.
kíiʼnɔnkíiʼnɔnn9/10palm-nut vulture ?Syn.eboókunɛ