abadià'bàdin.anything edible, foodWarɛ la basɛ ti abadi ka bɔnathe drought brought about the shortage of food.5.2FoodDI
adaakɔyaà'dáa'kɔ́yàn.pito brewed after the farming season, as thanksgiving to the ancestors. After some is offered as sacrifice to the gods neighbours are usually invited to drink5.2Food
aburebɛaà'bʋ̀rə'bɛ́a -duma.n.pineapple, The fruit peels are boiled and used for treating malaria. Ananas comusa5.2Food
beem1beemv.invite sb. to a mealA beem tu dia la.he invited us for the meal.5.2Foodbeenibeeŋobɛɛna
bengãarɛbéŋ'gà̰a̰rɛbengãn.A steamed food from bean leaves. The leaves are ground and mixed into a dough with flour, formed into balls, wrapped in leaves and steamed.5.2FoodDI/'A
benzɔgesegɔbén'zɔ̀ɣəhəgɔn.a soup prepared from bean leaves, groundnuts and coarsely ground early millet (naara)5.2FoodKU
beregeberəgev. compl. be overcooked, overdoneDia la berege mɛ.the food is overcooked.A dugɛ dia la berege mɛ.she overcooked the food.5.2Foodberegeriberegere
bi'ɛbɩʔɛv. compl. be well cookedDia la bi'ɛ ya the food is well cooked, done. 5.2Foodbi'bi'iribi'abi'igɛ
biimbɩ̰́ɩ̰mbitɔn.brothBua la biim za'asum mɛ.the broth of the goat is tasty.5.2Food
birekaturegabɩ̀rə'ká'túrəgàbirekaturesin.lit., sharp bitter leaves. A kind of soup, made with bitɔ leaves, ground beans, and coarse millet flour, plus saltpetre (zĩim).5.2FoodKA/SIbiregɔ
bitɔbɩ́tɔn. pl.a kind of leaves, much used in soup5.2Foodbiregɔ
daam2dá̰a̰mdatɔn.alcoholic drink of any kind. The pl. refers to quantities of drink from different sources, or in different pots, or different kindsDaam ti budaa la nyu buge.it is drink that intoxicated the man.5.2FoodM/TUdafɔ
