piŋepiŋev. compl. shake once, give a shake, esp. of birds, clothing, sacks, to shake off sth.Nua la piŋe la amiŋa.the fowl shook itself.A piŋe fuo la mɛ dee yɛ.he shook out the shirt before wearing it.piŋeripiŋerepiŋera
pire1pirev.become constipatedA di dia la pire mɛ.he ate the food and was constipated.pitipiregapita
pire2pirev.wear, slip on, put on sth. by sliding it on, eg. footwear, ring, bangleA pire la tagelapilapi.he put on slippers.A pire mi'isi.he committed suicide by hanging himself (idiom).A pire pole.he is tough, determined, in protection of an interest (idiom).pitipiregapita
piregatoorepírəga'tóorèn.purgatory, where impure souls are purified after death4.5ReligionEng.Christian
piregepirəgev. compl. 1cut open a bird to remove its intestines.A pirege nua la.he cut open the fowl.2divulge informationA pirege yele la.he told us about the case.piregeripiregerepiregera
piregɛpɩrəgɛv. compl. unbar, uncross, remove sth. used as a barrierA piregɛ yampiteŋa la.she removed the stick used to bar the gate.A piregɛ la a na'arɛ.he uncrossed his leg.piregeripiregerɛpiregera
pirɛ1pɩrɛv.cross one leg over the other, sit with the legs crossed; fold the legs of a slaughtered fowl across its neckA pirɛ la a na'arɛ.he sat with his legs crossed.A pirɛ nua la nama.he folded back the chicken's legs.pitipiregapita
pirɛ2pɩrɛv.1fill, cause to be full.Sukaam la pirɛ botere la.the groundnuts filled the sack.A pirɛ botere la la sukaam.he filled the sack with groundnuts.2become full, filled out, mature. Sukaam la pirɛ ya.the groundnuts are filled out, ready for harvesting.pitipirega
pirumpirumv.reveal issues or secrets.A pirum la yɛla.he revealed secrets.pirenipireŋo
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