ipuipu (H)pl.apu1stomachNyimɛ ɔbwɩ amʋ ipu amʋ wʋlɩ pututɔ tsutsuutsu, mɛnɩ móobon ba woyitɔ.Squeeze out the animals stomach far away in the bush so that the stench will not come to the house.cfɔmɛ́ 2womb2.1.8.2Stomach2abdomenAtsɩ benya ɔmɛ a, amʋ́ apu tomoni. Pregnant women have big stomachs.Women who get pregnant, their abdomens are always large.2.1.8Internal organs2.1.2Torso
2.1.8.2. Stomach
kpie2k͡pie(L) 1to burpBrɛ ánɩ́ olegyi atɔ mwɛ a, olekpie. The time that he ate and was satisfied, he burped.Ahundwofɔ bʋtekisi kpie.People in Ahundwo taboo burping.2.2.2Cough, sneeze2.1.8.2Stomach2to thunder (used of rain)cfnyankpʋkpie1 1thunder
yɔɩyɔ́ɪ́1to stop breathingBɛda bubu bakɛ bɛɛ, Okuma dewu. Anɩlotsutsua wie ɩnʋ a, alayɔɩ.They called the alarm before dawn that Okuma is dying, before we reached there, she had stopped breathing.Synlɛ ɔŋɛstop breathingwu 1die2.6.6Dieder.yɔyɔɔyɔweak2to digest foodNɩ fegyi atɔ nyankɩ a, owí botsutsua dan atogyihɛ amʋ bɔ́yɔɩ fʋ, fówun akʋn lala dɛ fʋ.When you eat in the morning, before noon the food will digest then you will be hungry again.5.2.2Eat2.1.8.2Stomach
