futi v to pierce (a wound), to bore, to break, to inject
fute n wurge v to sigh deeply
fute v to sigh, to breathe
fusa /afusa n cloth, (i.e. smock)
furu n marriage, acccording to Muslim religion b kre mo furu they performed the marriage rites for her (after delivering)
fur so v to sprinkle flour or pepper
fulte v to bubble, to boil
fulɔŋ adj nothing, void, empty enɔ fulɔŋ empty handed
fuli kagbene v to make happy
fuli₂ v to be glad, to be white, to shine
fuli₁ v to burn off (the hair of an animal to be roasted)
fuleyɔlpo n nightjar (bird)
fule v to lie, to fool, to cheat, to deceive, to seduce, to lead astray
fuful adj white, pure, saintly