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Akoose–English Dictionary
Akoose–English Dictionary
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b
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y
n
ndibɛ́l
ndibɛ́l
n
9/10
dark cloth
ndibɛ́l e elɔ̂b
n
9/10
ceremonial staff (made with all black mane) of highest rank of Ahon
Cf.
elɔ̂b
ndibned
<
âdibe
n
3
introduction
ndid
ndid
n
9/10
fibres, strings (from stem of plantain)
Abobe ádíí áwóó ekud é ndid.
The outer layer of a palm tree has many fibres.
ndid e etɔm
ndid é eʼtɔm
n
9/10
cords from plantain, worn around the ankles by family members until baby can walk
ndii
n
rank (fourth highest in the Ahon society)
Cf.
nkog mé ahɔn
ndíí
conj
since
ndíí mbwɛ́
n
sweet potato
Syn.
nkóŋ
ndíítéd
n
3
food
Nyaá achámmé mə́ ndíítéd.
The mother cooked him food.
Cf.
âdíde
âdíi
âdíined
âdyɛ́
1
ndim
1
n
3
corpse
Ndim ḿ mod ńkídékɛ̌ ásē?
Has the corpse already been buried?
ndim
2
n
rock, rock face
ndím
n.mod
9
blind
Akwédé ndím.
He is blind.
Ndím ebɛlé mə́ ahúné echóg.
His blindness made him fall into a hole.
ndim mé aláá
n
3
large stone, boulder (big, immovable)
Ndim mé aláá ńdé á edíb-te.
A large boulder is in the river.
ndimtɛn
<
âdimtɛn
n.mod
3
last, final, concluding
mwǎn e ndimtɛn,
the last child.
ndimtɛn ḿ mwǎn,
the last child.
ndimtɛnɛ
n
1
the last one
ndín
ndín
Dial.var.
ndíne
n
9/10
1
kind, type
2
means
Ndín ké pɔ́g éesaá eché ńhɛlɛɛ́ abɛl bɔɔb.
There are no means by which I can do it now.
ndindaa
bedindaa
n
1/2
kind of wire trap
Béhíídé som ndindaa.
They put a trap for the drill.
ndindɔ́ɔndɔg
adv
no response
Adyɛ̌ mə́ hɛ̂ ndindɔ́ɔndɔg.
He is sitting there unconcerned.
ndindyadɛ́
Dial.var.of
ndyɛndyadɛ́
ndíne
Dial.var.of
ndín
ndíŋgé
ndíŋgé
n
9/10
guitar
Awóbe ndíŋgé.
He is playing a guitar.
ndiyé
Dial.var.of
ndyɛ́
ndogɛ́
n
tree used for fire wood
ndoke
1
ndoke
n
9/10
Irish potatoes
Ndoke édé ndyééd e bwâm.
Irish potatoes are good food.
ndoke
2
n
blow
Abɔmé mə́ ndoke.
He gave him a blow.
ndokɛɛ
n
1
pain in the back
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