Akoose–English Dictionary

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pídípídíadvvery earlyApedé áwêm mbwɛmbwɛ pídípídí.He came to my house very early in the morning.

píɛpíɛn9/10“pear,” avocado pearPersea americana, P. gratisima

píípíín9/10viper, rhinoceros viperCf.nzum e píípíi nyə̌píí é nyə̌n9/10viper

piíbDial.var.piídideocalm, quiet, tranquil

piídDial.var.ofpiíb

piimideoa lotNtúnde ńlóné mə́ yə̌l piim.He has a lot of swellings from beatings.

píimideofull to the topŃlóné píim.I filled (it) to the top.

pîmideodescriptive of jumping

pín1pínn9/10small stick used to set trappín e melámn9/10stick for setting trap

pín2pínn9/10kind of poison (put on arrows and spears)

píndépíndéUB.pə́ndɛ́<âhínn9/10gun powder

píndé-píndɛ́ɛbepíndé-píndɛ́ɛ<âhínn1/2black wood

pípíípípíín9/10rear, back area of the houseCf.epípíí

pípín1pípínn9/10cockroachPeriplaneta americana

pípín2pípínn9/10calf muscleSyn.pépén

pópón9/10bush mouse

pobideosuddenly

pombépombén9/10kitchen knife

póndépóndén9/101time2period of time3period, menstruationânyén póndé,to have the period.

póndé ehééquwhenwhich time

póndé pɔ́gadv.sperhapsPóndé pɔ́g nhɛlɛ ńkúd nken chǎn.Perhaps I will have a visitor tomorrow.

ponge e taakupoŋge é taaku<taakun9/10snuff container

pontɛ́n pontɛnideounsteady, hurriedlyAbɛlɛ pontɛ́n pontɛn.He is unsteady.