2.5.1. Sick

dɛ2dɛv1to holdMʋ bɩ dɛ, sʋ ɔbwɛ ta ɔbɛ́ba. His hand is holding (he is busy) so when he finishes he will come.7.3.4.4Hold2to be involved withAsʋn amʋ dɛ mɩ ɛ.The case concerns me too.Fʋdɛ aye asʋn a, aye tɛba.If you talk about a case, a similar case will occurIf you hold a meat case, meat will come.3.5.1.2.9Be about, subject7.5.1.2Include3to be ill in a certain placeQ: Fʋ nkʋnʋ dɛ fʋ? A: Mɩ ɔmɛ́ɛtɔ dɛ mɩ. Ɩdɛ mɩ ki.Where is it troubling you? My stomach. It is making me nauseated.2.5.1Sick
kala bwɛkálá bʷɛ́ʔph. v. ofkalabwɛ 3vto get healthierMɩ ɩwɩ lakala bwɛ mɩ. I am feeling better (recovering from illness).2.5.1.1Recover from sickness
ɔlɔpʋɔlɔpʊ pl.alɔpʋder. oflɔɔ- -pʋnone who is sick, particularly in a chronic senseIgye onye fɛ́ɛ́ ɔlɔpʋ ɔkʋ lɛkɩmɩ sʋ mmɛtalɩ dɩdɩ.All of last night a certain sick man was groaning so I couldn't sleep.Ɔwʋnlɩnpʋ ɔbɛ́talɩ damli ɔlɔpʋ. A healthy person can turn into a sick person.cfɩlɔillnesslɔsick2.5.1Sick