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oeantree species known for its bad odoraina ya mti ndogo huketa harufusorte d'arbre qui donne de l'odeur désagréable
oeɔnbait
oɛcfobɛnyou
ogomavmake noise-fanya fujofaire de la bruit
ogu2nedible forest fruitaina ya mbegu ilio nzuri kwa kula na hupatikana porinisorte de fruit comestible se trouvant en forêt
ogu1nhardwood forest tree speciesaina ya mti kubwa ulio nguvu na hupatikana porinisorte d'un grand arbre dur se touvant en forêt
ogumbɔnforest tree speciesaina ya mti nguvu hukaa porinisorte d'arbre dur qu'on trouve en forêt
oguɔnfallanguko, kose, upotevu, kosachute, tombe
oimbiɔinf. var.olimbiɔnshadekivuliombreOotamba ásǐ ka mani, ǒobea oimbiɔ.In walking much under the sun you follow the shade.
oiɔcfngamɔngomintearsmachozilarmes
ojacfmɔninlarge fish netmtego ya majigrande nassecfmetuBagɛnya báuubha oka á oja.The Wagenia know how to weave a large fish net.
ojounfisherymvuopêche
oka2vrisk, gamble
oka1inf. var.lokavbraid-sukatresserBoko báooka jɔ.Men braid a man's panier.
okabɔnresearchtendo ya kutafutarecherche
okamendry-seasonwakati wa jua kalisaison sècheKa okame, bake báophenga basu.In the dry season, women fish.
okanavbraid each other's hair-sukanase tresser les cheveux
okandɔnpotchungupotBake báɔbɔngisiaga okandɔ.The women are repairing a pot.
okanganboulder
okeeinf. var.okelenlarge forest tree speciesaina ya mti kubwa hupatikana porinisorte d'un grand arbre se trouvant en forêt
okeleinf. var. ofokee
oketintrouble provoked by a miscontent ancestorwovu kutoka na mababumal provoqué par un ancêtre mécontentcfeongiiii
okiicfngobhonchildhood feverugonjwa wa utotomaladie enfantileOkii aojongisa nyama á baniki.Childhood "malaria" (fever) heats up the child's body.
okionfamily of in-laws, marriage unionwakwealliance, groupe résidentiel de la belle-familleOkio aotoka ka miki-moko uka á miki-nke.The marriage union comes from a young man marrying a young woman.
okoanhide, skin, peltngozi ya mnyamapeau d'une bêteBáɔɛma okoa á ngɔmbɛ k'aende.One covers a drum with cowhide.