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taŋkpɔɣu cf: tandi, taŋkpɔgbuligu, taŋkpolɛligu. n 1dust (thrown up) 2soil
taŋkuɣili taŋkuɣa; taŋkuɣi' cf: tandi, tammera, tandɔɣu, tankpaɣu, kuɣili; cf: daankuɣa, daaŋa, kuɣili, kuɣiduli, kuɣituurili, marifakuɣili, sataŋkuɣili. n a laterite stone
tapaɣa tapaɣisi n the cheek, temple, side of the face
tapalli tapala n "a tribal mark on the face between the nose and the cheek" (IM)
tarata n a tractor (agricultural)
taratara id (walking) unsteadily, toddling "(esp. of a child learning to walk)" (IM)
tari cf: sara·₂, sarakuma, sarataribu, 'kuuni·₂.
tari·₁ cf: ta·₁. n plaster (wall-plaster)
tari·₂ tarita; taribu cf: jɛndɔɣu, jɛni, dɔɣu·₃, jɛntarigu; cf: guntarigu, gumdi, chibitarigu; cf: fali·₁, falidira, falitarita, di·₂, dira·, sarataribu, tarili. v 1to share, share out 2to distribute things, put everywhere 3to extend, be/get/make wider, bigger
tari·₃ commoner
tarifom n telephone
tariga tarisi cf: tintariga, tiŋgbantariga, tiŋa·₁, tiŋgbɔŋ, gbɔŋ, tiŋgbani·₁; cf: putariga, puu·₁, putarisalli. n boundary, limit, end
tarigaŋti tarigaŋsi n hyæna, ‘wolf’ [Gh.] (epithet)
tarigi·₁ tarigira v 1to be unable 2to collapse, faint, be helpless (physical condition), "be in a death agony" (IM)
tarigi·₂ limit
tarili tara cf: fali·₁, falidira, falitarita, di·₂, dira·, tari·₂, sarataribu. n 1a share 2a portion 3the act, ceremony of sharing out
tarima cf: tarimguli, guli·₁.
tarima·₁ tarimba; tarim' cf: taruŋ; cf: tariŋ·₁; cf: tariŋ, -tali·₂. n 1commoner, unimportant person 2poor, disadvantaged person; humility
tarima·₂ commoners
tarimguli tarimguya cf: tarima, guli·₁; cf: guli·₁, gusɔrigu, sɔrigu. n tree [sp.]
tariŋ cf: tarima·₁, -tali·₂.
tariŋ·₁ tarima·2 cf: tarima·₁. n 1a commoner, lowly person, unimportant 2disabled person
tariŋ·₂ unimportance
tarivisa n television
taruŋ cf: tarima·₁. n 1the state of not being of royal blood 2unimportance, being low-class 3meekness 4innocence, simplicity, naïveté 5person characterised as commoner, poor, unimportant, naïve