Adele – English


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dipoona type of traditional Adele dance for hunters̀
dipunna weedy area of landn fʋn dipunbi nyadɩ n were fɔ nan tɔWhen I finish clearing this weedy area, I will go home.
dipusa-pusafr. var.dɩpʋsa-pʋsapl.apusa-pusanthick forest place
dipusefr. var.apusiyepl.apusenmashed yam
diputufr. var.giputupl.aputunpillow
disebipl.asebinkidney
diseniwifr. var. ofdeseniwi
disepekyipl.asepekyinmaxi-bag
diseren... timesdisere disiyee, disere dilen-dilen; disere dilen?three times, one after the other; how often?
disere-kɩlɩnnat once, all of a suddenɛ ba disere-kɩlɩn gɛ; disere-kɩlɩn fɔ Yesu è yela wɔ bɛnɩ boo getiteHe came at once. All of a sudden, Jesus was in the midst of his people.
disilabipl.asilabinnickname
disogoofr. var.dìlongo *pl.asogoonwoven bag of palm branches
disonpl.asonnfire place, hearth
ditegee1fr. var.ditegen *pl.ategeenbuttock, a little above hip
ditegee2fr. var. ofditegen
ditegenfr. var.ditegee2pl.ategennbuttock, a little above hip
ditelepl.atele2ntown, home
ditele diitepl.atele dii betennative town
ditelebipl.atelebinsmall village
diteni-kwaapl.atenɩkwaanold man
diterenbipl.aterenbincowry/cowrie
ditikefr. var. ofditikiye
ditikiyefr. var.ditikepl.atikiye (more often used)nperfume from spices ground in a stoneform, especially for nursing mothers (used instead of myrrh in NT)