lalegalàləgalalesin.curtain wall, a wall built to join the rooms and enclose the compound.6.5Building
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lasɛlahɛv.make a roof, by putting up forked poles to support beams and rafters, laying the rafters and beams across the supports and plastering the whole across the top with mud.6.5Buildingtɔnɔlaserilasegalasera
nɔɔrɛ1nɔ̰́ɔ̰rɛnɔan.1mouthDia dole la nɔɔrɛ sigera puuren.food passes through the mouth into the stomach.Pɔka la tari la nɔɔrɛ.the woman is talkative.2.1Body parts2entranceA doose la yaŋa nɔɔrɛ kɛ̃.he passed through the entrance of the gate.6.5Building3edge, of a tool or a sharp objectSu'a la nɔɔrɛ di mɛ.the blade of the knife is sharp.
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nyuuŋaɲṵ́ṵŋa̰nyuusin.beam, long piece of wood used to support a roof6.5Building
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pa'apáʔapa'asin.shed, erected for shelter from the sun (Booni)Pɔka la zi la pa'a tiŋa.the woman sits under the shelter.synpaka2puŋa6.5Building
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pa'anɛpà̰ʔa̰nɛ̰pa'anan.twisted fibre rope, usually fresh, for tying6.5Building
pilepilev.cover a body or structure such as the roof of a round hut, with cloth, mat or thatch.Ba pile detine muɔ.they spread the thatch (roll) on the roof of the hut.Bia la dikɛ fuo pile.pile the child covered himself with a cloth.6.5Building
pilege, pilesepilipilegapila
puŋapṵ̀ŋa̰pusin.shed erected for shade (Nankani).A zi la puŋa tiŋa.he sat under the shed.synpa'apaka26.5Building
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sadaasà'dàasadaasin.an inner room, built for the senior woman of a compound where her valued possessions are kept. Entered through the denya'aŋa6.5BuildingKA/SI
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