tâ1modoften used in vocatives, has meaning of “may”, “let”Tâ nwì bɔ̀rɨ́sə́ ghô.May God bless you.
tâ2vtkickǹtâ1ger9to kick; kickingtatə̂vtkick several times
tâ3vishineNɨnòò a ta.The sun is shiningǹtâ21ger9shininghe was transfigured before them, and his face shone like the sun.He was transfigured before them, and his face shone like the sun.2infto shine
ta ŋgɨʼɨ nɨ̂ ŋ̀kabə̀visquander moneyMu yì kə̀gə wa a ghotə̀ jìi njoo jya mfèè, ǹlɔgə ŋkabə yì m̀fɛʼɛ ŋghɛ̀ɛ̀ yi a atoo asàʼa aghaʼà, ǹta ŋgɨʼɨ nɨ̂ ŋ̀kabə̀ yì ya, njɨ nɨ̂ m̀bi ghu.The younger son gathered all he had and took a journey into a far country, and there he squandered his property in reckless living.Synjàʼa ŋkabə̀squander moneyǹtâ ŋ̀gɨʼɨ nɨ̂ ŋ̀kabə̀squandering moneyto squander money
taâ21vtblock passage by putting objects (sticks, bamboo or branch) across the wayBɨ tàà mə̂ a mânjì wâThey have blocked the road.Synkɨ̀ŋə̂ 12vritually prevent rain from fallingBɨ lɛ ntaa mbəŋ ya ka ɨ waʼà loò.They prevented the rain (by rituals) and it did not rain.ǹtàâ1ger9blocking2infto block3ger9ritually preventing rain from falling4infto ritually prevent rain from fallingtaansə̂vt1put sth across (road or passage)2put a stumbling block
taansə̂der. oftaâ21vtput sth across (road or passage)2vtput a stumbling blockǹtàànsə̂to put across; putting (sth.) across (a passage)to put a stumbling bock; putting a stumbling block