tsutsut͡sút͡súadv.farAgyɩndɩ tamaha awun atɔ tsutsu.Fog never lets us see very far.Oyin amʋ ndɔtɔ bʋ tsutsu, mɩ klɛ bʋ kotikoti.The man's farm is far, mine is nearby.Antkotikotinearbycffɔ1far8.2.6.1Farder.tsutsuutsuvery far
wɔɩ2wɔ́ɪ́(H)vloosen a rope that has been tied around somethingAlawɔɩ ɔfɛ amʋtɔ kufa amʋ ladalɩ.He has loosened the rope and the sheep has gotten out.Faklɩ ɔfɛ amʋtɔ lawa ɔlɩn dʋbɩ, sʋ wɔɩ mʋ́tɔ kpalobi.You have tied the rope too much so loose it a little.cfpɔn11weak8.2.7.2Looseph. v.wɔɩ tɩaflop down
wʋlɩ2wʊlɪʔv1to dry or wither1.3.3.1Drycomp.ɔmɛwʋlɩthirsty2to grow lean; to lose weightNdɛlɔ sʋ nawʋlɩ.I'm sick, so I've gotten lean.Ɔdɛ asʋn amʋ ɔma gya dʋbɩ sʋ ɔdɛwʋlɩ.He is worrying about the matter too much so he is becoming lean.8.2.3.3Thin person
yileyilé(H)pl.ayileadj.1good; wellFɛdɩ yile?You slept well?Yile, yile ɩbwɛ anɩ klɛ.Only good should be ours.Fɔbwɛ yile a, fénya mʋ́sʋ mfasʋ tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ.If you do good you will get a lot of profit from it.cfalɛ 1good8.3.7.7Right, proper2bigawulu yilebig townsIbwi yile.big stoneibwi yileyilea very big stone8.2Bigcomp.ɔha yilegood person