dugesɛdʋɣəhɛv. iter.take containers off the fireBa dugesɛ daam dugerɔ la.they took the pito pots off the fire.dukɛdugesidugesegɔdugesera
dugevuulumdʋ́ɣə'vṵ̀ṵlṵmn.black soot on a cooking potBUdugekiilum
dugɛdʋɣɛv.1cookA dugɛ dia la bo saana la.she cooked the food for the visitor.5.2Food2molest, tortureBa dugɛ nayiga la.they tortured the thief.dugelɛ, dukɛdugeridukadugera
dukebi'adʋ́kə'bɩ́ʔadugebɛ'ɛsin.a rite performed by women during the funeral of a woman. On the final day of the final rites, the women from her home village married into the same village collect her valuables, put them in a pot and dance around it.4.5ReligionKA/SI
dukɛdʋkɛv. compl. remove a container of sth. from the cooking fire.Pɔka la dukɛ dia la.the woman took the food off the fire.antdugelɛ1dugɛdukeridukerɛdukera
dulegodúləgodulon.a large black bird, the Hornbill1.5.2BirdKU/TU
dumdumv.1bite, esp. hard thingsBazɔlegɔ la dum bia la.the mad dog bit the child.2hurt, cause pain, be painful (fig.). Ma na'arɛ n zaam dum.My leg started hurting yesterday.N kom n duni.I'm hungry.duniduŋaduna
dumadʋ̀man.1owner, owners.A duma bɛɛ?who is its owner?2the people associated with a place or an institution; staff, inmates, inhabitants. Asibetum duma zagesi tuuma mɛ zina.the hospital staff refused to work today.3marks plural of many nouns that do not have the normal s. and pl. suffixes. Asibetum duma balɛ ti Asambuli mɛ?how many hospitals did the Assembly build?9.1GrammarBA
dunadʋ̰́na̰n.this yearDuna dia ka boi.this year there is no food.
dunduodṵ́n'dúuodunduuron.a snake, the hoodless cobraPseudohaje nigra1.5.3ReptileKU/TU
dundusɔbelegɔdùn'dù'sɔ̀bələgɔdundusɔbelɔn.the black tree snakeThrasops occidentalis, flavigularis1.5.3ReptileKU/TU