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phaeka
llcr
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gbutuka
.
n
part sehemu part
phaeka-songe
llcr
:
mpea
.
n
first or last quarter of the moon mwezi ndani ao mwezi nje premier ou dernier quartier de la Lune
phaɛ
adv
also aussi
phanda
n
scabies upele gale
Npka ndɔ abhɛdi kukua á phanda.
That person has gotten the disease of scabies.
phangia
llcr
:
mphangigi
.
v
show, indicate -onyesha montrer
K'osaa, bakpa báobuna mbunde ka phangia á aphe.
In the forest, people break branches in order to indicate the way.
phangiaga
v
teach -fundisha enseigner
Eme Katinga, neophangiaga Kikomo ka moko Pɔlɔ.
I, Katinga, I teach Kikomo for Mr. Paul.
phanis
v
appear to
phanja₁
v
propogate, disperse -sambaza disperser
K'esa, báóphanja bagoigi á buku á Mokonga.
Today, one disperses students of the book of God.
phanja₂
v
tree species aina ya mti sorte d'arbre
phanjekana
v
disperse -sambaa se disperser
Baniki báɔ̌bɔna basoda báophanjekana.
Children see soldiers, they scatter.
phaɔa
v
pass by -pita kwa ngamo nyingine ya barabara passer près à l'autre còté de la route
phapha
n
fly-swatter kipigi cha mainzi chasse-mouche
Bagbɛga báotamba na phapha.
The elders go around with a fly-swatter stick.
phaphata₁
v
burst, explode -pasuka éclater
phaphata₂
poss
next younger sibling
phaphatisa
v
wean, give a multi-gravida birth achisha mtoto sevrer
phaphatisa oki
v
go to the in-laws for a second wife kwenda pahali pa wakwe kwa kupata mke mwa pili retourner à la belle-famille pour une deuxième femme
phaphean
v
walk together, accompany each other
phasa
llcr
:
manyɛ
.
v
urinate -kojoa uriner
Aoba nonu ibo asi, ǒophasa.
If you drink lots of water, you urinate.
phatia
llcr
:
daka
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llcr
:
bumba
.
v
close, shut -funga fermer, clore
Kipha, beongia subi éndu na beophatia kio.
At night we enter the house and shut the door.
phea
v
be sharp -noka être tranchant
Miki á mbakɔ nde ékoi aophea phɛlɛ.
The circumciser's knife is very sharp.
pheka
v
bring into play in a ritual objects signifying effects that one wishes to result from the rite faire intervenir dans un rite des objets singifiant les effets que l'on attend de celui-ci, mettre des fetishes
phekea
v
forbid -kataza défendre
phembekete
n
key ufunguo cle
Báophatia kiio na phembekete ka kegea a bakukuba.
One shuts the door with a key in order to hinder theives.
phenda
v
pay -lipa payer
phenea
v
forbid -kataza défendre
Bánaǒphenea baniki ka njoko.
One does not forbid the children from playing.
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