sageze'elemosàɣə̀'zèʔeləmo̰n.tz prepared and kept overnight, to be eaten at early dawn at a funeral by participants who have previously lost one or both parents. It is not eaten by anyone who has a living parent of the same sex as the deceased, ie. if the mother is alive and the funeral is for a woman, or if the father is alive and the funeral is for a man5.2FoodBU
sagɛsaɣɛv.litter a place, scatter rubbishBia la sagɛ la sɔgerɔ deo la puan.the child scattered rubbish in the room.sagerisakasagera
sakayuleŋasàka'yùləŋa̰sakayulesin.a small black bird, swift or swallow. It builds its nest of mud in the corners of houses1.5.2BirdKA/SIsakawilega (Nankani)
sakeremɛn-duman.sacrament, grace and blessing of God4.5ReligionEng.Catholic Christian
sakerisasákərɩ̀'sà-duman.sacristan; the caretaker of the sacristy in a Catholic church4.5ReligionEng.
sakeristisákərɩ̀'stɩ̀-duman.sacristy; a room attached to a church where things used for the mass are kept4.5ReligionEng.Christian
sakɛ1sakɛv. compl. remove, take out a container from inside another containerA sakɛ pi'ɔ la laa la puan.he took the basket out of the basin.sakerisakerɛsakera
sakɛ2sakɛv. compl. 1listen, respond to a callA sakɛ naba wi'a la.he responded to the chief's call.2agree, consentA sakɛ ti a kule yire.he agreed to go home.sakerisakerɛsakera
sakɔɔlasà'kɔ́ɔlan.wearing a shirt tucked into one's trousersA bobe la sakɔɔla.he tucked in the shirt.A sakɔɔla la ka suŋa.the way he tucks his shirt in isn't nice.
sakɔtɔsà'kɔ̰́tɔn.tz stuck to the bottom of the pot, soaked and left overnight. Sometimes eaten5.2Food