sibegasɩ́bəgasibesin.a disease, cause unknown. Symptoms include joint pains, diarrhoea, headache, swellings, abdominal pain. The disease may recur after treatment. Herbalists associate it with AIDS2.2DiseaseKA/SI
siboriyumì'bɔ́rɩ'yʋ̰̀mn.ciborium, the container for the consecrated host in the mass4.5Religion
siesiiev. compl. 1shave hairA sie la a zuo.he shaved his head.2cut off all the branches of a treeA sie tia la mɛ.he cut all the branches from the tree.
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siɛsɩɛv.flay an animal, remove the skin of a slaughtered animal
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sĩɛ1sɩ̰ɩ̰ɛv. compl. tear off a piece of sth. broad and light eg. paper, leatherA sĩɛ la takata pɔbɛ dia la.she tore off paper to wrap the food.sĩirisĩirasĩigɛ
sĩɛ2sɩ̰ɩ̰ɛv. compl. weaken, make weak, of illness or unpleasant newsNaba la kum sĩɛ la iŋa.the death of the chief made me feel weak. Bã'a la sĩɛ la ma iŋa.the sickness made my body weak.sĩirisĩirɛsĩirasĩigɛ
siganyuurasìga'ɲʋ̰̀ʋ̰rasiganyuureban.one who smokes, esp. smoker of cigarettes
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sige1sigev.get down, come downA sige tia la zuo.he got down from the tree.Pugela la sige la sia.the girl is menstruating (idiom).A sige luga.he has developed a pot belly (idiom).sigerisikasigera
sige2sigev.be initiated into the pallbearers' cultBudaa la sige la bayaam.the man was initiated into the pallbearers' cult.4.5Religionsigerisikasigera
sigetɛsɩ̀ɣətɛsigeran.a bitter herb, used for the treatment of many diseases including cough, boils etc. It is believed that if the carcass of an animal that died of anthrax has been treated with this herb it can be eaten1.4.3Plant, grassDI/'A
sigɛsɩɣɛv.1give a name to a person, especially a newly born childBa sigɛ bia la yu'urɛ la Baba.they named the child Baba.2perform a Christian baptismsynsi34.5Religionsigerisikasigera
sigumsigumv.descend, come downA ze'ele gɔsegɔ sigum.he came down from the roof.A ze'ele Kumaasi sigum.he came back from Kumasi.sigenisigeŋosigena
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