2.1.8.4. Female organs

biebieʔ(L) v1to batheNɩ fotsu ndɔ ba, febie ntsu a, ipian amʋ tɔkʋsʋ fʋsʋ. When you bathe after coming from farm it refreshes you.When you come from farm and you bathe, the fatigue gets up from you.Féyebie afa amʋ nyankɩ, nkɛnsa. You will go bathe with the medicine for three mornings.Bʋtɛdɩda tati fututu pʋ bie ɔkla. They put on white cloths to wash their souls.Bʋtɛdɩda tati fututu ɔkɛ ánɩ́ bʋdɛ ɔkla bie.They put on white cloths on the day that they wash their souls.5.6.2Bathecomp.bie ɔklapurify2to menstruateNɩ atsɩ bebie a, bʋtamatsia akpɩpʋ woyitɔ, tsufɛ bʋtekisi.When women menstruate, they do not stay in fetish priests' house, because it is a taboo.2.1.8.4Female organs
ɩblaɪbla(H)nmenstrual period of a womanƆtsɩ odua ɔyɔ ɩbla a, ɔtamayɔ akpɩpʋ woyitɔ, tsufɛ bʋtekisi.A woman who is in her menstrual period does not go to fetish priests' house, because it is a taboo.2.1.8.4Female organs
ɩwɩɪwɪʔ(H) contraction2n1selfTsufɛ fʋa fotsu ɩwɩ a, Bulu ɔbɛ́ba fʋ asɩ.Because if you lift yourself up, God will humble you.Fʋ wɩ lablɩ ogya, sʋ owisʋ lakɩta fʋ. You have become hot. You have a fever.Oyi amʋ wɩ laplɩ. This tree is smooth.Kɛnkɛ bʋ imi, ɩtɔwɔlɩ wɩ fɛ tʋnkpa.Kɛnkɛ grass has hair that makes you itch like tʋnkpa.9.2.3.1Reflexive pronounscomp.ba ɩwɩ asɩhumbleda ɩwɩsʋbe alertɩwɩ imibody hairɩwɩ sɔɔnluckyɩwɩ yinta Xdefileka ɩwɩ lɛdefend oneselfkpɩnkɩ ɩwɩshake with fearnya ɩwɩbecome richɔmlawɩclothder.ɩwɩtɔbowels2concerningIgye nɔtɔɩ tsu tɔkʋ wɩ.Yesterday, I talked about something.3.5.1.2.9Be about, subject3euphemism for genitalsoyin wɩa man's genitalsɔtsɩ wɩa woman's genitals2.1.8.4Female organs2.1.8.3Male organs
ndakabindakabina breast that does not lie downAkosua bʋ ndakabi anyɔpʋ fɛ mʋ yín.Akosua has a standing breast like the mother.2.1.8.4Female organs2.1.2Torso
nyɔpʋ2ɲɔ́pʊʔ(L) pl.anyɔpʋnbreastƆtsɩgyiɔtsɩ bʋ anyɔpʋ. Every woman has breasts.Ayin akʋ ɛ anyɔpʋ lomoni.Some men also have big breasts.Obitebi anyɔpʋ tɛlɩɩ tɩntɩ. A young woman's breasts stand tall (don't sag)2.1.8.4Female organs2.1.2Torsocomp.nyɔpʋ ntsumilk, breast
opieopieʔ nvaginaOpietɔ bʋtɔkwɩɩ nyankpʋsa tsʋn. People are born through the vagina.2.1.8.4Female organs
otsontsobiot͡sont͡sóbinclitoris2.1.8.4Female organs
ɔblafɔɔblafɔna woman who is menstruatingOwie ntɛ ɔkpɩpʋ tamagyi ɔblafɔ atɔ. Nɩ ogyi a, alayita ɩwɩ.A chief or a fetish priest never eats food prepared by a woman under menstruation. When he eats he has defiled himself.2.1.8.4Female organs
ɔblapʋɔblapʊ(H)pl.ablapʋnwomen who are menstruatingOwie ntɛ ɔkpɩpʋ tamagyi ɔblapʋ atɔ.A chief or a fetish priest never eats food prepared by a woman under menstruation.2.1.8.4Female organs
ɔkwɩɩpuniɔkʷɪ̌ːpúninwombFalɛ fʋ ɔkwɩɩpuni tsitsa bia afɩta.You love other children more than yours.You have removed your womb and thrown it away and you have put leaves in.2.1.8.4Female organs2.6.3.2Fetus
ɔmɛ́ɔmɛ́ dial. var.ɛmɛ́Sn1belly2.1.8Internal organs2.1.2Torso2wombcfipu 1stomachɔmɛ́tɔbelly2.1.8.4Female organs3pregnancyƆtsɩ amʋ dɛ ɔmɛ́. The woman is pregnant.conceiveMʋ kulu laha mʋ ɔmɛ́. Her husband has made her pregnant.2.6.3.1Pregnancycomp.lɛ ɔmɛabortnya ɔmɛ́conceiveIdiom:ɔmɛ́ ladanpregnancy term
sʋnswɛ1sʊnsʷɛnthe amniotic sac; the bag of birth waterNɩ ɔtsɩ ɔba bɔkwɩɩ a, sʋnswɛ tegyankpa bwie wʋlɩ mʋ asa ɔtɔkwɩɩ.When a woman wants to give birth, bag of waters breaks first before she gives birth.2.1.8.4Female organs2.6.3.2Fetus
tɩn nyɔpʋcomp. oftɩn1 1nyɔpʋ1vto stop suckling2.1.8.4Female organs2.6.4.1.1Care for a baby