nànsə̂vtstretch the handǹnànsə̂1ger9to stretch the hand; stretching the hand2infto stretch the hand
naŋə̂vtdislike or disapprove of something because it is disgustingǹnàŋə̂ger91disliking; disapproving (of something that is disgusting or shameful)2to dislike, disapprove of (something that is disgusting or shameful)
nàsə̂vtstretchNàsə abô yo nlɔ̀gə atəə ya mfa a mbo mə̀.Stretch your hand and take the calabash and give it to me.
ǹdâǹdâ1n9/10houseA bɔŋə ŋkwo nlə̀ə̂ ǹda nɨ̀ mû.It is good to die and leave a house (inheritance) to a child.kaa ǹdâ ɨ̀ sɨ nɨ ŋù luu.A house is never to full for people.2n9/10familyjɨ ndâinherit, succeedǹjiʼ̀i ǹda below the house/compounddescendants; people of a generation of a family head or ancestorǹdâ nsɔ̀ʼɔ̀tə mɨsaʼàn9/10court house; courtǹdâ ŋ̀kabə̀var.bankn9/10bankǹdâ siŋn9/10nestǹdaamûn9visit to a new born baby, which includes bringing of gifts and foodǹdâjɨ̂n9/10restaurant; public eating placeǹdâmàʼanwìn9temple (in Jerusalem)ǹdanɨ̀kwabə̀n9/10diviner’s; diviner’s shrine or house; place of divinationKaa ŋù à sɨ a ndanɨ̀kwabə̀ ghɛ̀ɛ̀ m̀bɨɨ tɨ ànnù.No one goes to the diviner and comes back without a matter. (proverb)ǹdânɨ̀wônhouse of mourning
