bagɛ2baɣɛv.adorn, decorate oneself or a horse with clothing.Naba la bagɛ la lɔgerɔ yɛ'ɛsa kibesi la.the chief adorned himself to go to the festival.Kɔma la bagɛ naba weefo la.the children adorned the chief's horse.5.4Adornment5.3Clothingbageribakabagera
bampa'aneŋabà̰m'pá̰ʔa̰nəŋà̰bampa'anesin.a kind of bangle, made of brass wires twisted together.5.4AdornmentKA/SI
banginebà̰ŋ'gɩ̀nebanginan.bangle of twisted metal, worn on the ankle usu. by a male child. Represents the wearer's guiding spirit.4.5Religion5.4AdornmentDI/'Abanzire
bangɛregɔbà̰ŋ'gɛ̰́rəgɔbangɛtɔn.a bangle made of different coloured metal wires plaited together5.4Adornment
KU/TU
bankiŋabà̰ŋ'kɩ́ŋa̰bankisin.a kind of bangle, worn by sons of a man's last born daughter.5.4AdornmentKA/SI
bansãtegabà̰n'sá̰təgàbansãtesin.a bangle made of several different colours of brass, worn for spiritual protection.4.5Religion5.4AdornmentKA/SI
baŋa1bá̰ŋa̰basin.bangle, ring (not finger ring)Bia la pire la ka pa'ala baŋa ka nu'usen.the child is wearing his guiding spirit bangle on his wrist.5.4Adornment
KA/SInutua
banzigelebà̰ŋ'zìgəlébanzigelan.a very heavy flat bangle, worn on the ankle by men. Represents the wearer's guiding spirit.4.5Religion5.4AdornmentDI/'Abangile (Nankani)
binɛbɩ̀nɛ̰binan.a tribal mark, cut from the nose across the cheekBudaa la tuɛ la binɛ.the man has a mark on his cheek.5.4Adornment
DI/'A
bɔbega2bɔ́bəgabɔbesin.a decorated leather belt, worn by war dancers.5.4Adornment
KA/SI
diia wanɛdɩ̀ɩa'wà̰nɛ̰diia waman.any headdress worn for war dances, made of basketry or calabash and decorated with cloth, cowries, horse hair, horns etc.5.4Adornment
gambarɛgàm'bàrɛgambaran.1a leather or cloth strap used to hook an hour-glass drum over the shoulder.gambara4.2.1Music2a stole, a cloth worn around the neck as part of the regalia of a priest or other official (Roman Catholic).5.4Adornment
DI/'A
ginɛgɩ̀nɛginan.a band of leather or woven straw, worn at the waist, neck etc.baa ginɛdog's collar5.4AdornmentDI/'A
KA/SI
DI/'A
