1.5.6. Growth of plants

kɔkwɛder. ofkwɛ1REDUP1vto sprout all over1.5.5Parts of a plant1.5.6Growth of plants
kwɛ1kʷɛʔ vsprout... mʋ́a la kɔkwɛ amʋ ɔma.... which were sprouting behind.Mɩ kpoli nodu amʋ lakwɛ. The maize that I planted has sprouted.1.5.5Parts of a plant1.5.6Growth of plantsder.kɔkwɛsproutIdiom:kwɛ dɩnka isinsʋfortunate
ntsalabint͡salabiʔnblack spot as on a banana or on mangoMango amʋ lada ntsalabi. Sʋ, ɩlawa agyilɛ. The mango has black spots so it has become good to eat.8.3.3.3Color1.5.6Growth of plants
oblunoblũ (H) adj.1unripenedNegyi kwadu oblun amʋ a, mɩ ɔnɔtɔ lɔbwɛ mɩ yaa. I ate the unripened banana; my mouth puckered.1.5.6Growth of plants2inexperiencedKebi oblun meyin asʋn. An inexperienced child doesn't know anything.6.1.1.1Expert
pɛ2pɛ́ʔ v1to be or become red8.3.3.3Colorcomp.ansɩ pɛtrouble2to ripenBlɔdɩ amʋ lapɛ. Tɩn mʋ́ ha mɩ. The plantain is ripe. Cut it (the entire stalk) for me.1.5.6Growth of plants
pɛpɛpɛ́pɛʔ adj.1redBʋtɛdɩda tatɩ pɛpɛ la oli. They wear red cloths for funerals.8.3.3.3.4Colors of the spectrumcomp.ɩfla pɛpɛvineɩka pɛpɛgrass, redɩlɔ pɛpɛleprosysika pɛpɛgold2ripe1.5.6Growth of plants
pɔɩpɔ́ɪ́ngerminate6.2.1.1Growing grain1.5.6Growth of plants
swie2sʷie(L) vto bear fruitƆbɛ amʋ laswie. The oil palm tree has born fruit.Nɩ oyi swie a, mʋ́ abi fɔpʋ bɩ mʋ́. When a tree bears fruit, its seed you will take and know it.Kankaba oyi mɛ́ɛtalɩ swie paya abi.The orange tree cannot bear avocado fruit.6.2.5.4Plant product1.5.6Growth of plants
yɛɩyɛ́ɪ́vspread over top ofMmɛtalɩ yi mɩ ngyoyi ofienɩ sʋ mɩ igyo afla layɛyɛɩ wa mɩ ndɔ amʋtɔ fɛ́ɛ́.This year I could not fix trees to support my yams so the vines have spread all over my farm.1.5.6Growth of plants