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akatuaakatuan.salary6.8.6Money6.9.2Work for someone6.8.2.7Earn
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ibwiibʷi (H) pl.abwicontractionbwin.1stonesBalɛ mʋ ibwi. He has fallen into disrepute; no one bothers him. He has been declared an outcast.They have taken out his stoneNɩ bɔtswɩ abwi da fʋ a, fépilan.If they throw a stone at you, it will hurt you.1.2.2.2Rockcomp.afɔdɩɛbwialtarasubwistone pileibwi alatɔcaveibwi ɔbɔtɔcaveiyabwigrinding stonekwebigrinding stonetɔnsɩ kwɛbwigrindstoneIdiom:ɔprada ibwistone, special2slang term for money (plural only)6.8.6Money
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kaplɛkaplɛn.old coins that used to have holesMma kaplɛ.I have nothing, not even the smallest coin.6.8.6Money
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kɔbakɔ́baʔ (L) From:Engcoppern.money; coinsGyi pa, afʋnya kɔba hɔ fʋ atohianhɛ. Work hard, eat labour, in order that you should get money and buy your necessary things.cfsika 1money6.8.6Moneyph. v.hɔ kɔbabribe, take a
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nfasʋɔɱfasʊɔ From:Akannfasʋɔn.profit; something gainedNtsu bʋ alɛ. Ɩbʋ nfasʋɔ. The water is good. It has profit.Nfasʋɔ ma ntobi amʋʋ fʋdɛ fɛ amʋtɔ.There is no profit on the goods that you are selling.Synlabivaluecfɩtswɩdash (n)6.8.1.4Store wealth6.8.6Money
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nya ɩwɩɲá ɪwɪcomp. ofnya 1ɩwɩ 1v.to become rich6.8.6Money6.8.1.2Rich
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siadɩɛsiadɪɛFrom:Akansiadɩɛn.valuable items, particularly those that have been hiddenSiadɩɛ gyi fɛ sika fututu, atanibi sika atɔ, sika pɛpɛ, abuto wʋlɩhɛ.Treasure is like silver, cowries, gold, old beads.Siadɩɛ gyi agyapadɩɛ ánɩ́ bɛtɛnya yaɩ.Treasure is valuable possessions they down for safe-keeping.Ɩkʋ a, akʋ bʋtɔpʋ ŋaɩn pututɔ, ɔsʋlʋtɔ, nɩ ɔkʋ ɔnɛntɩ mʋ́ a, labwɛ mʋ siadɩɛ.Some people hide theirs in the bush or ground. If someone unexpectedly finds it, it is treasure for him.6.8.6Money
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sikasika n.1moneyAlafɛ kpoli sʋ, ɔbʋ sika tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ.He has sold some maize so he has plenty of money.Sika asʋn nɩ.There's not enough money.This is a money matter.Alapʋ mʋ sika amʋ lɔtswɩ sika ɔyaɩkpa Kpando.He has gone to deposit his money in the bank at Kpando.cfkɔbamoney1.2.2.3Metal6.8.6Money2precious metalSika pɛpɛ bʋbia dʋn sika fututu. Gold is more valuable than silver.1.2.2.3Metal6.6.2.1Miningcomp.sika fututusilversika pɛpɛgold
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sika pɛpɛsika pɛpɛcfsika fututucomp. ofpɛpɛ 1sika 2n.goldSika pɛpɛ bʋbia dʋn sika fututu.Gold is more valuable than silver.6.8.1.4Store wealth1.2.2.3Metal6.8.6Money6.6.2.1Mining
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tanibitanibiʔ pl.atanibin.cowry shellFam: CypraeidaeAtɩtɩfɔ betsia pʋ atanibi hɔ atɔ. Brɛ amʋtɔ tanibi tɛtalɩ hɔ atɔ tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ. Early people used to use cowry shell to buy things. At that time a cowry could buy a lot.6.8.6Money1.6.2.5Parts of small animals5.4.1Jewelry
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tswɩtswɩt͡sʷɪt͡sʷɪn.contribution to a causeAnɩtɛka tswɩtswɩ pʋ la anɩ wulu.We pay taxes to improve our town.cftswɩ 1throw2.6.6.3Funeral4.9.7.2Christianity6.8.6Money6.8.8Tax4.9.7.3Islam4.3.4.5Share with
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