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eainf. var.leaveatkulamangerBáoea eea.One eats food.

ě-pfxthird singular subject:third plural object portmanteau morpheme

eagavto be eatingkulaêtre en train de manger

eba2vstare at without moving or speakingregarder sans bouger ni parler

eba1inf. var.lebacfmakamakea1vset up a net-tega nywavutendre un filetBoko báoeba botai.The men are setting nets.

ebaecfmingi1nlivermainifoieEbae á mbongo angoti phɛlɛ.The liver of the elephant is very large.

ebandanhusband's villagevillage de l'épouxBake báoika k'ebanda ndea bamunamabɔ.The women live in their husband's village.

ebenbreastmaziwamamelle

ebogocfmpɔkɔnplantain bananandizibananeEbogo aotoka ka mpɔkɔ.The banana comes from the banana plant.

ebomantree species of the swampaina ya mtisorte d'arbre marécageux

ebombintype of treeaina ya mitisorte d'arbreEbombi aɔgɔmba mɔngɔ imoti ka saga moti.The ebombi gives fruit annually.

ebombo1nshelvesétalage

ebombo2nlipsmadomolevresKa noa á ibo mbenɔ á eaga, ambe kɔmbɛa á ebombo.In order to drink water during a meal it is necessary to wipe the lips.

ebucfeka2ntracknjiatrace, pisteBanyama bá na ebu.Animals have game tracks.

ebukantesticlepumbutesticule

ebunducfegugunfog, vapor-umandebrouillard, vapeurcfegombuaphenuaEbundu adaki k'ekanga.The fog covers the air.

ebhanyɛnurine bladderkibofuvessie

ébhebhavbrag-jivunase vanterNtɔ-ebhebha nnaomǔbha nkpa.The bragging man does not know anyone.

ebhuncinder, ashmajivucendreEbhu aoya. Eká aodhiga.The cinders blow away and the charcoal remains.

ebhumbenwindstorm-kivumbiorage de vent

ecinjinleg, footmguupatte, jambe, piedYeso na bagoigi ndɛakɛ dábaotamba n'ecinji.Jesus and his disciples went on foot.

edakacfaphe-nɔkɔminyɔntongueulimilangueEdaka ɛ̌sɔmɛani ka ɔlɔa á ngenge.The tongue is hidden in a place of thorns.

edindanherniamshipahernieEdinda aokideanea ka nyɔngɔ á kumba a nkumba adoko.Hernias appear as a result of carrying heavy loads.

édokomisacfdokovglorify self