buguntɔ'ɔregabùgun'tɔ́ʔɔrəgabuguntɔ'ɔresin.hearth, fireplace, constructed of two clay mounds and a stone.5.1Household equipmentKA/SIbuguntɔ'ɔlega
bundo'oregobʋ̰́n'dó'orəgobundo'oton.a long mat made from guinea grass, used for sleeping and to wrap a corpse for burial. The senior woman of a compound is expected to keep at least one in case it is needed for a funeral5.1Household equipmentKU/TUsuŋɔsuŋɔ
dugeladúgəladugelesin.1a small pot, used for storing shea butter.A dikɛ la dugela yakɛ kaam.she kept the oil in the small pot.5.1Household equipment5.5Container2a type of god, including certain of the nangaana, symbolized by a pot. Most of the dugelesi are considered to be powerful in the treatment of diseases, and the pot is used to hold water with herbs that is used medicinally.KA/SI
kaleŋakà̰ləŋa̰kalesin.a pot, kept in the "denya'aŋa" by the senior woman of the house, containing important traditionally valued items.5.1Household equipment5.5ContainerKA/SI
kukakʋ́kakugesin.anything made to be sat on or to put things on: chair, stool, table.5.1Household equipmentKA/SI
kpa'asegakpáʔahəgakpáʔahəgakpasin.a heavy mat, "zana" mat, made of split millet stalks. Used for sleeping or to construct a screen.5.1Household equipmentKA/SI