agblaag͡blâʔn.trap; typically leg-hold trap; a gin-trapAgbla lakpa kɩta kpasi.The trap has sprung and caught the bush rat.Mɩ agbla lakɩta klatɩ, aklatɩ amʋ bʋdɛ mɩ agbodi wɩ, sʋ nɛfɩnɩ amʋ́.My trap has caught a grass-cutter. Grass-cutters are eating my cassava so I trapped them.6.4.2Trap
fɩnɩfɪnɪʔv.1to lie in wait; to set a trapNɩ atapʋ bɔyɔ tapʋtɔ a, bʋtɛyɛfɩnɩ.When hunters go hunting, they always go and lie in wait.Ɔtapʋ amʋ lafɩnɩ agbla mbwɩ amʋ ɔkpasʋ.The hunter has set a trap (toothed metal kind) on the animal trail.cfma2prepare6.4.2Trap2to hunt a wild animalƆtapʋ bʋ otua, ɔtɔpʋ fɩnɩ mbwɩ.A hunter has a gun he uses to hunt animals.
ɩmaɪmaʔn.a sticky sap that is spread on a branch so that birds will land on it and be trappedNada ɩma, nɔ́pʋ fɩnɩ mbubwi kɩta amʋ́.I have tapped birdlime. I will take it and trap birds and catch them.6.4.2Trap
kpa2k͡páʔv.1to gather something togetherKpa ipi amʋ tsitsa.Gather the rubbish and throw it away.cfkʋlacollecttɔsɩ1pick uptsu1pick7.5.1Gatherph. v.kpa tɩagather2to push something togetherKpa ɔda sun.Sit with chin in your hand.7.3.2.9Push3to spring a trapYibi amʋ lakpa. Ɔma iteyinkiThings return to what they were before.The trap has sprung. It returns back.6.4.2Trap4to lead someone somewhereKpa mʋ ya!Take him away!Lead him there.akufa ɔkpapʋshepherdcfyasend7.2.5.3Guide4.5.3.1Lead5to rub something on something elseƆlɔpʋ ofobi kpa mʋ ɩbɩ sʋ.She applied pomade to her arm.cfkpita 2rub7.7.5Rubder.kpakpa2rub6to fadeTati pɛpɛ lakpa bwɛ fututu.The red cloth has faded to white.2.3.1.5.1Appear8.3.3.3Color7to become clear or light8.3.3.1Shine2.3.1.6Transparentph. v.kpa ogyasparkle8to take off (cloth); to take off a (man's) cloth.Kpa tati.5.3.7Wear clothing9to remove something; flay skinFʋ bi ɔkɔ dinka fʋ obiansʋ a, bʋtamapʋ ɔdayi ka mʋ́. Mpʋsa bʋtɔpʋ kpa mʋ́.Don't be harsh with / over-react to someone under your care; Don't make a mountain out of a molehill.If your child defecates on your thigh, don't cut it off with a knife. A sponge is what you use to remove it.7.3.3.1Take something from somewhere5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin8.5.3.1Absentcomp.kpa nwunshave headɔwʋlʋ-kpakpaleather
nyanka2ɲaŋkáv.to set a trap – open it and place itNyanka agblaa amʋ.Set the trap.6.4.2Trap
ɔyɔɩɔyɔ́ɪdial. var.nkɔmbɔ1Nn.erected trap which does not springƆyɔɩ igyi yibi kʋ ánɩ́ bʋteyi mʋ́ mbwɩ ɔkpasʋ kɛkɛ ha ɔbwɩ amʋ onuto tebemli mʋ́tɔ pʋ kiki mlan atɔ sin nʋ.This is a certain trap that is just erected on an animal path for the animal itself to get into it, wrap it around something and get stuck there.6.4.2Trap7.2.6.1Catch, capture
yibiyibi(H)pl.ayibicontr.iyibin.1machine, usually lorryƆdɛ yibi amʋ kan.He is driving the lorry.Yibi amʋ dɛ keke bɩtɩa buo mʋ́.The car is pulling a trailer behind it.Yibi ɔkanpʋ amʋ lɔfʋlɩ ɔkpɛ ha aha bɛtsɛ.The car driver is blowing his horn in order to make people move out of his way.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle2trapYibi kpa a, ɔma iteyinki.When a trap sprung, it always goes back.When the time comes things go back to where they have come from.Yibi lakpa kɩta kpasi amʋ.A trap has sprung and caught the bush rat.6.4.2Trap