mbannkind of tree (whitish kernels from the fruit are used medicinally)Buchholzia thollonianaSyn.mbam
mbaŋ1mbaŋn9/10tattoo marksAkwɛlé mə́ mbaŋ á yə̌l.He cut tattoo marks on his body.nkwɛle ḿ mbaŋnkwɛle ḿ mbaŋn3/4cuts (with medicine rubbed in for strength or protection)Syn.ngwɛle
mbaŋ2mbaŋDial.var.mbwaŋn3/4kernel (of oil palm)Sáŋgó Ntɔ́gɛɛ awagáá nɛ́ɛ muú mé ekíd é mbaŋ.Chief Ntoko was a very effective man. Lit.: He pained like fire from palm nut shells.Syn.esembe
mbaŋ e súumbaŋ é súun9/10kind of fish, lives in deep waterMicralestes humilis
mbásáDualambásáwedge, plug, crossncross (on grave, etc., sign on paper)
mbebnbelt, girdleSɛ́ Samɛɛ ahédé mbeb á alín dé eʼsáá ábe béechyaa, ábɛl nɛ́n éʼbooted acháa.Mr. Same has put a belt on the trunk of an unproductive plum tree so as to constrain it to become productive.
mbébmbéb1n3/4bad, evil, sinAdé mbéb nɛ́ɛ mbwɛ́.He is bad as a dog.2n.mod3/4intensifier; very, a lot, muchKém édyâg kaké mbéb.Monkeys eat cocoa a lot.abaa dé mbébn5wickednessAne mod awóó abaa dé mbéb.That man is wicked. Lit.: That man has a bad liver.nyam e mbébnyam é mbébn9/10bad, destructive animal