pʋ frapʊ fraʔ(L)From:Akanfraph. v. ofpʋ11fravto mix somethingPʋ ɩsɩ amʋ fra siminti amʋtɔ afʋtsɩa mʋ́.Take the sand and mix it in the cement so that you can mix it.Pʋ nta pɔpwɛ amʋ mʋ́a dada amʋ fra mɛnɩ ɩbɔwa anunlɛ.Take the new wine and the old one to mix so that it will be drinkable.7.5.3Mix
pʋ ɔkpapʊ́ʔ ɔk͡pacomp. ofpʋ11ɔkpa 1vto travel a short distanceTɛkɩ nɔyɔ mʋ wa, tamɛ bɛɛ alapʋ ɔkpa.I went to see him but they said he had gone a short distance.cftu ɔkpatravel (long)7.2.4Travel
pʋpʋtɩ1pʊ́pʊ́tɪder. ofpʋtɩREDUP1vto crackleNdɛ kpoli tɔ, ɩdɛ pʋpʋtɩ, sʋ nɛyɛkɩ mʋ́ amba.I am roasting maize, it is popping, so I am going to check it.cfpʋtɩpop, crackle2.3.2.2Sound
pʋsapʊ́savcrumple a piece of paper, cloth or a leafNɩ fʋdɛ dɔ ndɔtɔ, fokun ɩwɩ atɔ a, ɩfa kʋ bʋnʋ ánɩ́ bʋtɔpʋsa mʋ́ wa ɔlɔ amʋtɔ.When you are clearing in the farm and you cut yourself, there is a certain herb that they crush by rubbing and put it on the wound.Pʋsa afa amʋ wa otubi amʋtɔ nun.Crush the medicine into the spoon and drink it.7.3.2.9Push8.3.1.5.3Fold
