tokke Xvcarry a child on the shoulder(domain: 7.3.1 - Carry.)
tole₁ [L ]A1v1roam, go from place to place; be sexually promiscuous{ O ba tola.She doesn't roam around. | Ba tole sane dem.They went around from house to house.} 2recount, report, describe in detail{ O tole taane dem.He recounted the matter.} cf: -tola. [ bu-tola, ka-tola, der.tolo]
tole₂ [M ]v auxsee, notice from a distance{ O tole o na-ba.He saw them from a distance.}
tontoŋa ndelegation{ Tontoŋa zuri naga mo se ka ba zuri bochɔŋɔ.Delegation saves physical exertion but does not give peace of mind.} cf: toŋe; cf: toŋe, totoŋe.
toŋe A1v1work2send with a task or message, delegate{ A kwo toŋe-ne nmo tei ne.My father has sent me to you. | toŋe nisend an order, instruction} cf: tontoŋa; cf: tontoŋeno; cf: totoŋe, tontoŋa.
toone ndeath{ O tege o wɛ toone.He died a natural death. | Bumburi toone nwoŋi de ni.The death of the bumburi frog issues from its own mouth.; It may be dangerous to draw attention to yourself. | Te se n daare mo toone lira.To die and leave (offspring) is the antidote for death.} (domain: 2.6.6 - Die.) cf: te₂.
tore₂ A1vtear apart, into pieces; remove from the stalk
tore₃ A1vinsert{ Ba gane bu mo ba tore jeŋa o tampɔgɔ ne.It is by persuading a child that they gain access to his (food) bag.; Gentle persuasion may be more effective than brute force.}
