2.2.8. Defecate, feces

fwie2fwieʔ (L)vwind passed from the anusNɩ afu wie ɔha ɩwɩtɔ a, ɔtofwie.If gas enters one stomach, one farts.2.2.8Defecate, feces
fwie wafwíéʔ wacomp. offwie1wa2 1vpass wind per anusAlafwie wa anɩ. He has passed wind in our presence (impolite behaviour).2.2.8Defecate, feces
ɩwɩtɔ tiiid. oftii 2ɩwɩtɔder. ofɩwɩ 1-tɔ 2vto have diarrhoeacftsɛɩ 2have diarrhoea2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.2.8Defecate, feces
kɔ2kɔʔ(L) vto defecateAbatɛ amʋ bakɔ bʋla amʋ́ obun amʋ. The chickens have defecated, filling their coop.Gyagya tamakɔ. A bat never defecates.Nɩ ɩkɔ dɛ fʋ a, natɩ yɔ oyisʋ.If you need to defecate, then go to the toilet.2.2.8Defecate, fecesIdiom:yesi ayabi ɔkpadefecateyɔ owie woyidefecateyɔ oyisʋdefecateyɔ ɔkpatɔdefecateyɔtswɩ oyi bibi tsitsadefecate
lɔ odulɔ́ odúcomp. oflɔodu2vto develop haemorrhoidsBɛɛ fenya gyi mankani dʋbɩ a, fɔ́lɔ odu. They say that if you eat too much mankani you will develop haemorrhoids.2.2.8Defecate, feces2.5.2Disease
mbimbinfaecesNafɛɩ abatɛ mbi amʋ fɛ́ɛ́ lɛ amʋ obun amʋtɔ. I swept up all the chickens' droppings and removed them from the chicken coop.2.2.8Defecate, feces
okokoniokókóni fr. var.okokonitɔnanus or rectumAgyagya bʋma okokoni. Bats don't have anuses.Kebi amʋ okokonitɔ labwɛ ɔlɔ, sʋ tua mʋ. The child's anus has a sore, so give him an enema.2.1.8Internal organs2.2.8Defecate, feces
okponkpook͡poŋ͡mk͡póʔpl.nkponkponbuttocksAtɔ osunapʋ amʋ dɛ nyebi amʋ okponkpotɔ atɔ pɩtɩ, tsufɛ bʋdɛtɔɩ dʋbɩ.The teacher is whipping the children at their buttocks because they are talking too much.2.2.8Defecate, feces
ɔkpʋnɔk͡pʊ̃ pl.nkpʋnntoilet (crude term)Abokwi ɔkpʋn ɔkɛ. Tsufɛ anɩ ɔkpʋn dada amʋ layinta. We will dig a toilet tomorrow because our old toilet has spoiled.2.2.8Defecate, feces2.2.7Urinate, urine
sa3sáʔ(H)vgive a liquid enemaKebi ɔkʋ ɩwɩtɔ lasila sʋ mʋ yín lasa mʋ.A certain child is having constipation, so his mother has given him an enema.Bakwɛ afa sa kebi amʋ.They have grind medicine to give the child enema.2.5.7Treat disease2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.6.4.2.1Rear a child2.2.8Defecate, feces
silasíláv1to press down7.7.4Press2to be constipatedKebi amʋ ɩwɩtɔ lasila sʋ mʋ yín lasa mʋ.The child is constipated, so his mother has given him an enema.2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.2.8Defecate, fecescomp.ɩwɩtɔ silaconstipation
tsɛɩt͡sɛ́ɪ́ v1to pour a liquidTsɛɩ ntsu amʋ lɛ, afʋpʋ bokiti amʋ ha mɩ. Pour out the water so you can give me the bucket.1.3.2.2Pour2to have diarrhoeaFʋ bi amʋ ɩwɩtɔ latii sʋ ɔdɛtsɛɩ. Your child's stomach has opened so he is running diarrhoea.cfɩwɩtɔ tiidiarrhoeaɩwɩtɔ tudiarrhoea2.5.2.3Stomach illness2.2.8Defecate, feces
tsolit͡soli v1turn over; turn upside down; bowKo prɛntʋa tsoli.Turn the bottle upside down.Nɩ gyagya osian a, otoko nwuntɔ tsoli.When a bat hangs, it turns it's head upside down.8.3.1.4.1Vertical2to bow the headKo nwun tsoli. Bow your head.7.1.5Bow3to wash a baby's anusƆtsɩ amʋ dɛ mʋ bi amʋ tsoli. The woman is turning her child upside down.The woman is washing her child's anus.2.2.8Defecate, feces5.6.2Bathe
yesi ayabi ɔkpayesi ayabi ɔk͡paid. ofkɔ2si X ɔkpa 1comp. ofsi1 3ɔkpa 1ayabipl. ofyabivto go to defecate2.2.8Defecate, feces
yɔ owie woyiyɔ́ʔ owíêʔ wóyíid. ofkɔ2vto go to defecate2.2.8Defecate, feces
yɔ oyisʋyɔ́ʔ oyísʊid. ofkɔ2vto go to defecate2.2.8Defecate, feces
yɔ ɔkpatɔyɔ́ʔ ɔk͡patɔid. ofkɔ2vto go to defecate2.2.8Defecate, feces
yɔtswɩ oyi bibi tsitsayɔtsʷɪ oyí bíbi tsitsáid. ofkɔ2vto go to defecate2.2.8Defecate, feces