2.1.1.4. Mouth

gyoli1ʤólívto suck air in order to cool the mouthTɔnsɩ amʋ dɛ ɔsɩn, mʋ́ sʋ ndegyoli.The pepper is paining, so I am sucking in my mouth.5.2.2Eat2.2.1Breathe, breath2.1.1.4Mouth
ɩnɔfaɪnɔfaʔ nmoustacheOyin amʋ ɩnɔfa labla dʋbɩ sʋ ɔlɛkaka mʋ́ sʋ. The man's moustache is too thick/long so he cut it.2.1.1.4Mouth
kpɩ4k͡pɪ́ʔ v1to sniff somethingƆdɛ asɩra kpɩ. He is sniffing snuff.2.1.1.3Nose2.3.4Smell2to suck somethingMbʋbwɩ amʋ bʋtɛkpɩ flawasɩtɔ ntsu. Those birds gather (suck) nectar.5.2.2.7Drink2.1.1.4Mouthder.kpɩkpɩ1suck
kpɩkpɩ1k͡pɪ́k͡pɪ̂ʔ(L) der. ofkpɩ4 2REDUP1vto suck on somethingƆlɛkpɩkpɩ mango amʋ. He sucked on the mango.7.3.2.7Take something out of something5.2.2.7Drink2.1.1.4Mouth
kplaɩk͡pláɪ́ vto vomitFalu mɩ tamɛ fʋmɛ́ɛtalɩ kplaɩ mɩ. You hate me but you can't get rid of me.You have hated (retched on) me but you will not be able to vomit me.2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.1.1.4Mouth
mama3mámáʔ (H) vto yawnDɩdɩ dɛ mʋ. Alamama. He is sleepy. He has yawned.Sleep is holding him. He has yawned.Bʋtamamama ahatɔ.They don't yawn in public.5.7.1Go to sleep2.4.4Tired2.1.1.4Mouth
onopionopiʔ dial. var.enopiSpl.nnopinlipAkʋ onopi tɛba lɩlɩtɔ. Some peoples lips crack during Harmattan.Mapʋ onopi ɔsʋsʋpʋ tɔɩ kpla mɩ.Don't talk to me harshly.Don't use your upper lip to advise me.2.1.1.4Mouth
onopi sʋsʋpʋonopi sʊsʊ́pʊcomp. ofɔsʋsʋ 1onopin1upper lip2.1.1.4Mouth2to use harsh words to speak to someone; harsh wordsMapʋ onopi sʋsʋpʋ bla mɩ asʋn.Don't talk to me with harsh words.4.8.4.1Rebuke4.7.9.5Act harshly
oyinflɛoyiɱflɛʔdial. var.eyinflɛSpl.nyinflɛn1space in between two teeth; gumsNyinflɛ onuto bʋ akɩlɛ.Natural gums itself is beautiful.2.1.1.5Tooth2teeth with gapsAha ánɩ́ bʋbʋ nyinflɛ, bʋtekle mɔsɩ.People who have space in between their teeth like to laugh.2.1.1.5Tooth2.1.1.4Mouth
ɔdandʋɔdandʊ pl.ndandʋntongueƆhaa tamatalɩ kɩta ɔdandʋ otsia diin kɩ. No one can control his tongue.3.5.3Language2.1.1.4Mouth
ɔmɛɔmɛ(H) n1throatcfmɛ1 1swallow2.1.1.4Mouthcomp.ɔmɛwʋlɩthirsty2voiceNyebi amʋ basu pin ɔmɛ. The children have cried themselves hoarse.Aha amʋʋ bʋdɛ ɩlʋ wa amʋ́ ɔmɛ ma alɛ. The ones that are singing have bad voices.3.5.1.1Voice3the things one habitually saysKebi fónu fʋ akwɩɩpʋ ɔmɛ a, ɩbʋ alɛ ɩtamapian fʋ.If a child respects his parents it is good, you don't suffer.If a child hears the voice of his parents it is good, you don't suffer.Fabwɛ dɩnka mɩ ɔmɛsʋ.You have respected me.You have done what I said.3.6.3Subject of teaching
ɔmɛtɔɔmɛtɔ(H)ninside throatMɩ ɔmɛtɔ dɛ mɩ ɔsɩn, sʋ nɔyɔhɔ afa bonun.My throat is paining me, I'm going to get some medicine and take.2.1.1.4Mouth
ɔnɔɔnɔ́(H) dial. var.ɛnɔSSenseComponent-6-2ɔnɔmɔn1mouthKpa fʋ ɔnɔ bun mɩ ankɩ atɔ.Close your mouth and let me look at things.2.1.1.4Mouthcomp.da ɔnɔtasteklɩ ɔnɔfastwɩ ɔnɔbite lip2speechKɩ fʋ ɔnɔ.Watch your speech.Anɩdɛtɔɩ alɩa, bɛtsɛ ɔnɔ wa mɩ. As we were talking they switched their speech on me (so I could no longer understand).3.5.1.1Voicecomp.lɛ mʋ́ ɔnɔanswernnonyɔfalsehoodɔnɔsʋ ɔtɔɩpʋspokesmanɔnɔwankɩflatteryIdiom:bwie ɔnɔamazesay.sɔ X ɔnɔ3entrance to dwellingwoyi ɔnɔdoorway to a compoundobu ɔnɔdoorway to a room7.8.5Make hole, openingcomp.woyi ɔnɔentrance4where something starts8.6.6Edgecomp.ntsu ɔnɔriver bankoyi ɔnɔtreetopɔnɔ ɔlɩɩpʋleadercontr.dimbinɔwilderness edgeder.ɔnɔ ɔlɩɩpʋleader5edge of a cutting toolKrantɩɛ amʋ ɔnɔ lawa ogya klaklakla The machete is sharp.The machete's mouth has fire sharp.Krantɩɛ amʋ ɔnɔ lawu. The machete is dull.The machete's mouth has died.6.7.1Cutting tool8.6.6Edgecomp.damli ɔnɔturn aroundotsubunɔbeach6effects or results of something9.6.2.6Resultcomp.mɔ ɔnɔfinishtɩn ɔnɔexcuse
yinta2yíntávto lick somethingAlanun nta debidebi sʋ ɔdɛ ɔnɔ asɩ yinta.He has drunk sweet wine so he's licking his lips.5.2.2Eat2.3.3Taste2.1.1.4Mouth