flɔɩflɔ́ɪ́v1to peel the skin from somethingFlɔɩ blɔdɩ amʋ ɔsasʋ, abɔ ampesie agyi.Peel the plantain quickly so that we can cook it sliced, so that we eat (it).cfmaɩn 1detachpɩɛɩscrapesre 1carvesre 3peel5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin2hatch an eggBatɛ amʋ laflɔɩ abɔnɔ asa, lasi anyɔ.The chicken has hatched three eggs. There are two left.2.6.3Birth1.6.3.1Egg
ka2káʔ(H)vto lay an eggAbatɛ amʋ fɛ́ɛ́ bɛ́ka tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ.All of the chickens will lay plenty of eggs.1.6.3.1Egg
kiankiãʔpl.akiannlarge larvae of rhinoceros beetle; eaten by children and adults; inhabits dead palm trees.Subfamily:DynastinaeKponkpoli ma nfɔ; mʋ pio gyi kian.The person is weak/poor, but has a rich/powerful relative.The black beetle is not fatty; His brother is the larvae (which is fatty).Kian maswɩ, tamɛ fɛbɩtɩ mʋtɔ a, ɔtɔwa swɩ.The grub is short but if you pull on it, it stretches.The problem is simple but you are making it difficult.cfkponkpolibeetle1.6.3Animal life cycle1.6.1.7Insect
klɛɩklɛ́ɪ́v1to increase in amountMɩ igyo mʋ́a afaasɩ afla laklɛɩ bla nyi.My yam and water yam vines have multiplied and grown all over their (supporting) sticks.Mɩ atɔ abi amʋ mɛhyɩ mboun laklɛɩ.I didn't lose my seed, instead it multiplied, or increased.8.1.4.2Increase2to have plenty of offspringMʋ asɩ bɛ́klɛɩ.Her offspring will multiply.6.3.1Domesticated animal1.6.3Animal life cycle
obiobíʔpl.abi2contractionbi2nchild; young of animalMɩ bi nɩ.This is my child.Ɩbʋ alɛ ánɩ́ ɔhagyiɔha obénya obi ɔkʋlɛ asa owu.It is good that everybody will have one child before their death.cfasɩ15offspring2.6.4.2Child1.6.3Animal life cycle