abawaabawápl.abawafɔFrom:Hausaabawamistressnmaidservant; young serving girlAbawa akʋ bʋtowun asʋn amʋ́ awie wa, tsufɛ awie amʋ akʋ bʋbʋ owuntɔlɩ.Some maidservants suffer under their mistress, because some of the mistress are cruel.4.5.4.3Serve2.6.5.2Woman
abi1abi(H)EntryComponent-2mɩ sɔkɩnpalm kernelsNɛ́fɛ mɩ abi amʋ, ampʋ bwɛ abi ofobi. Tsufɛsɛ, ndekle ánɩ́ nɔ́bʋa iye.I will crack my palm kernels, in order to take(them) and make palm kernel oil, because I want that I will fry fish.6.2.1.7Growing trees
abi atsuliiabi at͡sulîːcomp. ofatsuliiabi3pl. ofibinseed mushroomAbi atsulii tɔkwɛ ɔsʋlʋsʋ. Nɩ fɔwa ndɔ ogya a, ɩtɔkɔkwɛ nʋ. Fɛtalɩ kwɛ mʋ́ wa oputsutɔ. Mʋ́ oputsu bʋ ɔdwɛ.seed mushrooms grow in the ground. If you set fire to the farm it sprouts. You can grind them and put them in soup. Its soup is good.Genatsuliimushroom6.2.5.3Gather wild plants1.5.4Moss, fungus, algae
abielɛabíelɛ (L)adj.easy or pleasant to bathe inabielɛeasy to batheOkunkutɔ a, otsulu bʋ abielɛ.In hot weather, cold water is good for bathing.3.4.1.2Happy5.6.2Bathe
abɩntɔabɪ̃ntɔ(H)der. ofabɩn-tɔ 2nthe side of a person or a thingBapʋ ɔdayi amʋ wɔ ɔprakuo amʋ abɩntɔ.They have stabbed the side of the pig with the knife.Obia amʋ tse ɔswɩ amʋ abɩntɔ.The stool is beside the hearth.Ntsu amʋ ɩna ɩbʋ amʋ abɩntɔ.The stream passes beside the mountain.2.1.2Torso8.5.1.2Beside