1.3.3. Wet

apaapáFrom:Akanapan.a drying frame for cocoa; a mat laid out on a frame about as high as a tableApasʋ anɩtɛfɩta kokoo. Alɩa bʋtɔbwɛ mʋ́ gyisɛ, fókwi nkpabi yi, pʋ ntan dɩnka mʋ́sʋ. Fówun fapʋ fʋ dɩn dɩnka mʋ́sʋ. Asa fɛ́fɩta fʋ kooko amʋ mʋ́sʋ.They dry cocoa on a drying frame, This is how they make it. You dig holes for forked sticks and set them upright and put crossbars on them. Then you put a mat on it before you can dry your cocoa on it.1.3.3.1Dry6.2.1.7.2Growing coffee6.2.6Process harvest
awanwanawãwã́ʔ (H)n.dried okraNyankpʋ tswie brɛ a, bʋtɛkaka ndawuntɔ, fɩta mʋ́ yaɩ. Mʋ́ gyi awanwan nɩ. Lɩlɩntɔ a, bawɔ mʋ́ pʋ lɛ oputsu tsufɛ ndawun ma nʋ. In the rainy season they chop okra, dry and save it. This is awanwan. In harmattan they pound it and put it in the soup because there is no okra (Lit:okra is not there).cfndawunokra1.3.3.1Dry6.2.1.3Growing vegetables5.2.3.1.3Food from vegetables
finifinifínífíní adj.dryPaya amʋtɔ gyi finifini, megyi ntsuntsu. That avocado is dry, it is not watery. (Test of a good avocado).Antntsuntsuwaterycfwesee 1dry1.3.3.1Dry
fɩta1fɪ́tá v.to dry somethingIgye nɛfɩta atɔ. Yesterday, I dried something.Ndɛ atɔ fɩta. I am drying something.Fɩta tati amʋ. Dry that cloth.1.3.3.1Dry
fɔ2fɔ́ʔ(H)v.to be wet or cause to be wetMɩ tati lafɔ sʋ nɛyɛfɩta mʋ́.My cloth is wet therefore am going to dry it.Oyin amʋ lɛdɩda wie ntsu amʋtɔ sʋ mʋ atadɩɛ fɛ́ɛ́ lafɔ.The man fell into the river so his shirt / trousers are wet.1.3.3Wet
ɩdɩnɪdɪ̃ʔpl.adɩn1n.mat used for drying cocoaƖdɩn bwɛ; Fɔbɔɩ awainbi, fɩta mʋ́. Fówun fapʋ otsi ɔfɛ lʋ mʋ́. Mʋ́sʋ bʋtɛfɩta kooko aná nɩ. Bʋtɔbwɛ kʋ ɛ pʋ sian obu ɔnɔ nɩ fʋmɔkʋ sre klʋn wa mʋ́ ɔnɔ.How to make a drying mat: You split stripped palm branches and dry them. Then you will take a certain vine and weave them into a mat. On this they dry cocoa and other things (coffee, okra, tomato seeds etc.). They hang them at the entrance of rooms if there is no door.1.3.3.1Dry6.2.1.7.2Growing coffee6.2.6Process harvest
kɩsɩkɩsɩkɪsɪkɪsɪadv.very dry1.3.3.1Dry
konkontekõkõnteAkankonkonten.dried cassava porridgeNoyokwi mɩ agbodi anflɔɩ mʋ́ fɩta bwɛ mʋ́ konkonte. I am going to dig cassava so that I can peel it, dry it and make it into konkonte.Mɩ konkonte amʋ ndewuli amʋ lada ɔblɩn, sʋ nɩ fʋbʋ konkonte nfuo a, ha mɩ ɩkʋ. My cassava porridge that I am stirring has become too thin so if you have cassava flour give me some.Nagyi konkonte wulihɛ mʋ́a kɩtɩba oputsu. Ɔkɛ nyankɩ ɛ, négyi mʋ́ odikpini. I ate stirred konkonte with groundnut soup. Tomorrow morning also I will eat leftover konkonte.cfkookoporridgeodikpinileftover konkonte1.3.3.1Dry5.2.1.2Steps in food preparation5.2.3.4Prepared food
ɔdɩbatɔɔdɪbatɔn.muddy placeƖka wɩhɛ tɔwa alɛ ɔdɩbatɔ. Sugar cane does well in muddy place.Natsʋn ɔdɩbatɔ sʋ mɩ ayabi asɩ lawa nyanya.I passed through a muddy place so my feet aren't clean.cfɔdɩbamud1.2.2.1Soil, dirt1.3.3Wet
ɔdɩbaɔdɪba n.mudcfɔdɩbatɔmuddy place1.2.2.1Soil, dirt1.3.3Wet
ɔsɛkpaɔsɛk͡páder. ofsɛ3ɔ- -kpa 1n.a dry place1.3.3.1Dry1.2.1Land
pɔsɩɩpɔsɪː adj.very wetNyankpʋ lada mʋ. Alafɔ pɔsɩɩ. It rained on him. He was sopping wet.1.3.3Wet
sɛ3sɛ́ʔv.to dry out1.3.3.1Dryder.ɔsɛkpadry place
weseewéséːadj.1dryKpoli amʋ lawʋlɩ wesee.The maize has dried.Ɩsɩ amʋtɔ igyi wesee.The sand is dry.Lɩlɩtɔ a, nsaɩntɔ tɔbwɛ wesee.In Harmattan season the weather is always dry.Atɩkɔ amʋ lawʋlɩ bwɛ wesee.The millet has become dry.cffinifinidry1.3.3.1Dryder.wesewesevery dry2astringentBɩsɩ amʋtɔ gyi wesee.The cola nut is astringent.
weseweseder. ofwesee 1REDUP2adj.to be very dry1.3.3.1Dry
wʋlɩ2wʊlɪʔv.1to dry or wither1.3.3.1Drycomp.ɔmɛwʋlɩthirsty2to grow lean; to lose weightNdɛlɔ sʋ nawʋlɩ. I'm sick, so I've gotten lean.Ɔdɛ asʋn amʋ ɔma gya dʋbɩ sʋ ɔdɛwʋlɩ.He is worrying about the matter too much so he is becoming lean.8.2.3.3Thin person
wʋlɩhɛwʊlɪhɛadj.1driedcf-hɛADJECTIVEizer1.3.3.1Dry2expensiveatati wʋlɩhɛexpensive clothscomp.abuto wʋlɩhɛexpensive beads