afuruchu /?sores (under the foot)
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afusa /-cloths (i.e.smocks)
agabu /agabudried onions, onion leaves
agado /beds
agaŋgaŋ /ke-drums (beaten on both sides)
agara /-trees (kind?) (its leaves are used for indigo dying)
agare /-saddles
agba /ke-witchcraft (pl)
agbaa /ke-traps
agbafutu /?casava flour mixed with water (which is put on top of cooking beans and mixed with the beans when cooked)
agbala /-brown cloths either from the bark of a tree or from cotton; used by elderly people, not common today
agbalma /ki-mane of lion or ram (pl)
agbanfu ana /?the four corners (of the world)
agbanzeba /-leather workers, shoemakers
agbaŋɛ /horses
agbaŋgbande /-sieves
agbaran /-bull elephants (fully grown)
agbaraŋ /fully grown bull elephants,
agbaraŋ /ke-flat mud roofs
agbasa /chewing sticks
agbata /shrubs, camel foot shrubs; (the leaf of this shrub is used to bath a child before tribal marks and circumcision are made and later to bath the wound)
agbembi /ke- ; /ki-roads, streets
agbenfu /ke-corners, edges, ends, rears
agberche /kilivers
