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agoagoʔdial. var.agonNn.velvetƆlɛdɩda agon tati Istatɔ.He put on a velvet cloth for Easter.6.6.1.1Cloth
klantidaklantidaʔ pl.aklantida3cfɔklantida1old matn.ragBɛyaɩ aklantida ha mʋ gyadɩtɔ nʋ; mʋ́ ɔyɛdɩ ɩnʋ a.They put rags down in the kitchen for him to sleep on.Ɔlɛkpa mʋ woyitɔ aklantida fɛ́ɛ́ yetsitsa, tsufɛ ɩdɛ mʋ woyitɔ nyanya wa. He collected all the rags in his house and threw them away because they were making his house nasty.6.6.1.1Cloth
otsrimot͡srimn.fine clothing5.3.4Clothes for special occasions6.6.1.1Cloth
oyipɛ tatioyípɛ̂ʔ tati(H)comp. ofoyipɛtatin.cloth dyed with tree barkGentaticlothcfɔmlawɩcloth8.3.3.3.6Change color6.6.1.1Cloth
ɔdanʋɔdanʊ́pl.ndanʋn.finished edge of cloth or dressMɩ tati amʋ ɔdanʋ latɩtɩ, tsufɛ atɔ ɔbɩnpʋ amʋ mɛbɩn mʋ́ wanklaan.The edge of my cloth has torn, because the tailor did not sew it well.cfmumlunhem6.6.1.1Cloth8.6.6Edge
ɔhradaɔhrádan.white clothƆhrada bʋtɔpʋ bɩn afadafɔ ntadɩɛ.They use white cloth to sew (Catholic) Fathers' cassocks.8.3.3.3.1White6.6.1.1Cloth
ɔmlawɩɔmláwɪpl.mmlawɩcomp. ofmlaɩwɩ 1n.clothKofi mʋ tsiaba ma ɔmlawɩ.Kofi's wife doesn't have a cloth.Gentaticlothcfoyipɛ tatidyed cloth6.6.1.1Cloth
ɔtan2ɔtãʔ(H)pl.ntan2n.bark cloth made from the bark of the poli treeOyin amʋ bʋ ɔtan wanklaan kʋ ɔtɛdɩda mʋ́. The man has a fine cloth. He always wears it.cftaticloth5.3.4Clothes for special occasions6.6.1.1Cloth
polipoli n.a certain tree used to make bark cloth in the olden daysAtɩtɩfɔ bʋtɛda poli afwɩ bwɛ ɔdanta pʋ́ ɔsan. The olden times people used to beat poli bark to make loincloths and towels.1.5.1Tree1.5.5Parts of a plant6.6.1.1Cloth
srɩkɩsrɪ́kɪn.silk6.6.1.1Cloth
tati obucomp. oftatiobu2n.a coined term for tent6.5.3Building materials6.6.1.1Cloth
tatitati(H) pl.atatin.clothƆtsɩ amʋ lapʋ tati klɩ mʋ bi wa ɔma. The woman has taken a cloth and tied her child on her back.Fɔfwɩ oyipɛ tati wa ɔpá a, ɩtɔkpa. Ɩnɩsʋ aha tsɔtsɔ bʋtamakle mʋ́ asʋn.When you wash a dyed cloth for a long time, it fades. So most people do not like it.Atsɩ ansɩ tegyi ɔkpakwebi ɩwɩ tsufɛ ɩma bia, ɩtɛha bʋtamayinta amʋ́ atati ánɩ́ bʋ bia.Women like cloth worn for farm because it is less expensive and it helps to save their expensive cloths.Specoyipɛ tatidyed clothɔmlawɩclothcfɔkpakwebiclothesɔtan2cloth5.3.3Traditional clothing6.6.1.1Cloth5.3.1Men's clothingcomp.natɩ tatiweboyipɛ tatidyed clothtati obutentder.ɔtatibiloincloth
tatidatatida pl.atatidan.rag; old clothMɩ atadɩɛ tatida nɩ. This is my ragged shirt.Kebi amʋ lablufo wʋlɩ mʋ atatida sʋ. The child has urinated on his diapers.Nyebi tɛdɩ atatidasʋ.Children sleep on diapers.8.1.7.4Remain, remainder6.6.1.1Cloth