lieŋiv1to swingHambiisi la jɩl tɩa la a lilieŋi.The children climbed the tree and swung on it.2to hangBa dii gaarʋ la sarɩya aŋ lieŋu.They declared the thief guilty and hung him.
liericfbiesivset fire toDɩ nyiniŋ nɛ lieri ŋ nyupʋnaa, ba jaŋ fisi.If the fire catches your hair it will burn.
liisiŋn, forked stick to support beams for a mud roof
limcfbire biretimadv.very darkLeriŋ ŋaa lim nɛ.The place is pitch dark.
líŋvto wear leaves, to have one’s periodHaal la jaa pɩpaarɩŋ a liŋ.The woman picked leaves and wore them.Ʋʋ liŋ nɛ.She is having her period.
lìŋv1to swallowMɩ dɩa liŋ amɛmbiiŋ. I swallowed a tablet yesterday.2to dripDʋgɛ sɛhɛyɛ la dɩ ʋ liŋ dɩ ba hɛ dɩsɩŋ lɛ.Strain the spice-water out so that they will put it into the soup.
lɩgɛcfferivto fence in, put up a fenceƲ lɩgɛ ʋ gaarɩŋ arɩ wɛyɛ.He fenced his garden with wire.
lɩgɩsɛv1to flash (lightening)Duonuŋ lɩgɩsa.There was lightening.2to jerk, to make a sudden uncontrolled movementMɩ naaŋ lɩgɩsa nɛ.My leg jerked.
lɩɩv1to leave, desertBaal la lɩɩ Tumu lɛ nɛ.The man has left Tumu.2to come from, be fromMɩ lɩɩ Tumu nɛ.I am from Tumu.3to fade, lose colourƲ gɛrɩzɔŋ la lɩa.His beauiful cloth has faded.4to appear, become visible, become cleanChɛnɛ dɩa lɩa nɛ.The moon appeared yesterday.
lɩɩ--nounpfxof or pertaining to waterlɩɩfooluŋbathing water
lɩɩ ... lɛv phrto come from, to leaveMɩ lɩɩ Tumu lɛ.I am on my way from Tumu.