âbúlv1enter head first2run into3escape, flee, run awayAne mod abúlé á ahín-tê.The man fled into the bush.Awí mwaád abúlé.His wife ran away.âbúled-edvcause to enter, force into, push intoBúléd nló á ekob é móto boŋ ényên chǒm éche édé á mǒto-te.Put your head inside the vehicle and you will see what is inside the car.
âbule áte-ev.phshake in dancingBebaád bébunle áte á mesáke.The women are shaking in the dance.
âbúled-edDer.of âbúlvcause to enter, force into, push intoBúléd nló á ekob é móto boŋ ényên chǒm éche édé á mǒto-te.Put your head inside the vehicle and you will see what is inside the car.
abum1mebumn5/61stomach; abdomen; bellyAbum áwag mə́ áte.His stomach hurts.2seat of emotion, thinking, etcNlém ḿbóŋ mə́ á abum.She is happy.Awóó eʼkul á abum.He has a lot of tricksabum dé ekoneekoneabum á ndábmebum mé ndábn5/6family, family group descended from the same father, larger than pwɔ́g e ndáb, smaller than túmbéCf.atúmbéetúmbe2ndábpwɔ́g e ndábtúmbé
abum2n5cut (in tree to make it fall in a certain direction)Hɛ́ bə́ abum bwâam.Make a good cut.
âbúmɛn-ɛnvcover oneself withAbúmné ebúmé.She used an umbrella to cover herself.Cf.ebúmé
âbunv1scramble for something2fight for somethingAbune ahín.He is fighting for the land.
abúúmebúún5/61faeces, excrement, dung, diarrhoeaAbúú á nyag dén.This is cow dung.2punishment, curseAbúú á mwǎnkum áwag.The curse/punishment of Mwankum is terrible.mbon e abúún9rectum
âbuuv.auxbe much, have muchabuun.mod51much2manyAbuu á bad áte də̂ ákə́ə́ boŋ ábáá bad.It was because of the many people that he was afraid.3muchnesseʼbuun.mod14many
âbwáavhold (a child), carry with two handsâbwáad-edvcause to hold (a child), cause to carry with two handsBwáád mə́ mwǎn á mekáá.Let him carry the child in his arms for her.âbwáaned-nedvhold (a child for); hold forAbwáánédé mə́ mwǎn.He held the child for her.
âbwáad-edDer.of âbwáavcause to hold (a child), cause to carry with two handsBwáád mə́ mwǎn á mekáá.Let him carry the child in his arms for her.
âbwáaned-nedDer.of âbwáavhold (a child for); hold forAbwáánédé mə́ mwǎn.He held the child for her.
âbwábed-edvstrollAbwâbte mekuu á dyad-tê.He is strolling in the town.
âbwágvroam, stroll, take a short walk, pass throughAbwágé á eʼkone-tê, ákwɛltáád yə̌l meláá.He roamed on the hills and wounded his body with stones.Bebaád bébwág me á nzag-tê.Women are passing through my farm.Abwágáá mə́ á nzag-tê, ánané kém.He was strolling in the farm and chased the monkeys.Cf.ebwágɛ́bwákéâbwáge-evstroll forâbwáged-edvmake to walk aroundMeléedɛ abwágtɛ bɛ̌ndem áte aá bébɔnɛ mepab.The teacher is making the students to move to and fro to pick up papers.âbwágɛn-ɛnvstroll withAbwágné mwǎn á dyad-tê.He strolled with the child in the town.mebwágédn6stroll, journey, voyageAne mwǎn adé mebwágéd áte mbéb.That child is always travelling.
âbwáged-edDer.of âbwágvmake to walk aroundMeléedɛ abwágtɛ bɛ̌ndem áte aá bébɔnɛ mepab.The teacher is making the students to move to and fro to pick up papers.
âbwágɛn-ɛnDer.of âbwágvstroll withAbwágné mwǎn á dyad-tê.He strolled with the child in the town.
âbwédv.auxmanageHéé ábwédé âpɛ hɛ́n?Where did he manage to pass to get here?