kinkibegakìŋ'kìbəgakinkibesin.a disease, whose symptoms are loss of appetite, fever, anemia, palpitations, emaciation. Traditionally treated with scarification and cola2.2DiseaseKA/SI
kinki'irekíŋ'kìʔirekinki'iran.epilepsyA luti la kinki'ire.he has epilepsy.A lui la kinki'ire.he had an epileptic attack.Ba luti la kinki'ira tiŋa la puan.there are many cases of epilepsy in the town.2.2DiseaseDI/'A
kinkimkḭ́ŋ'kḭ̀mn. pl.a kind of small plant, an herb.Leucas martinicensis (Jacq.) Ait.1.4.3Plant, grass
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kinkimakḭ́n'kíma̰n.the sound of a footfall, sound made by someone walking.
kinkinkakḭ̀ŋ'kḭ̀ŋ'kàkinkinsin.meat grilled on a stick, khebab, chinchinga.synkinkɛŋa5.2Food
KA/SIkinkɛŋa (Nankani, Booni).
kinkiŋikḭ̀ŋ'kḭ̀ŋḭadvtightly, tight, of tying.A bobe mi'a la kinkiŋi.he tied the rope very tight.
kinkiregokinkiton.dwarf, a human being believed to have special spirit powers. Dwarfed persons are often believed to have such powers.KU/TUsinsirego, kinkirega, sinsirega
kinkisakɩ̀ŋ'kɩ́hakinkiseduman.sb. who cheats, tricks others
kinkisumkɩ̀ŋ'kɩ́hʋ̰mn.cheatingLɛɛba la tari la kinkisum.the trader is a cheat, dishonest.BU
kinkitɛkɩ̀ŋ'kɩ́tɛkinkiran.a bean cake, prepared for a funeral rite.5.2Food
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kinɔkɩ́nɔ̰n. pl.inheritance, usu. of inherited eldership.TU
kiŋekiŋev. compl. 1extinguish, quench, put out a fire, put out a light.A kiŋe bugum la.he put out the fire.A kiŋe pawa la.she put out the light.2go out, be extinguished. Bugum la kiŋe mɛ.the fire went out.3stall, stop working, go out. Loore la ingini kiŋe ya.the car stalled.
kiŋɛkɩ̰ŋɛ̰v. compl. 1goBa kiŋɛ sukuu.they have gone to school.A kini la da'a daari woo.he goes to market every day.synsiŋɛ2come, esp. in the imperf. form. A kini ti a nyɛ tu.he is coming to see us.3walk, be able to walk. Bia la kini.the child is walking.A kiŋɛ la nama.he walked, went on foot.kinikinɛsiŋɛ
kirega1kɩ́rəgakiresin.a kind of sorghum, guinea corn. Has very hard seeds.5.2FoodKA/SI
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