3.2.6. Remember

bɩ1bɪ́ v1to come to knowKebi ánɩ́ otobu atɔ a, ɔtɛbɩ atɔ ɔsasʋ. A child that is respectful comes to know things quickly.A respectful child will learn quickly.cfyin2know3.2.3Know2to recognizeTamɛ ɔnɔkwalɩ asʋn, Elia laba dodoodo. Mboun ɔhaa mɛbɩ mʋ.But, truthfully Elijah has come already. Instead nobody recognized him.3.2.6.2Recognize
kaɩnkaɪ̃́ v1to remember3.2.6Rememberph. v.kaɩn X sʋmiss2to remind s.o of somethingNɩ ayɔ ɔkpa amʋ a, kaɩn mɩ anhɔ mɩ atɔ amʋ. When we travel, remind me so that I can buy my things.3.2.6.4Remind
kaɩn X sʋkaɪ̃́ X sʊph. v. ofkaɩn 1-sʋ 1vto miss someoneNɩ mlɛnatɩ a, abɛ́kaɩn mlɩsʋ. When you go we will miss you.3.4.2.1.5Lonely3.2.6Remember
pan2pã́(H) v1missƆtapʋ amʋ lɔtswɩ ɔbwɩ amʋ pan. Sʋ omenya mʋ. The hunter shot at the animal and missed. So he didn't get it.7.7.2Aim at a target2to answer incorrectlyAtɔ anfɩ nabwɛ ha mlɩ anfɩ a, fʋa fɛpan ɩkʋlɛ a, nɛ́pɩtɩ fʋ atɔ. The things I have made for you, the one who misses one answer, I will cane him.3.5.1.3True3to leave out somethingAtɔ amʋʋ fɛɛ mbwɛ amʋ a, nabwɛ mʋ́ fɛ́ɛ́, tamɛ napan ɩkʋlɛ sʋ. The things you said, I should do, I have done all but I missed one.4.3.1.2.1Below standard3.2.6.1Forget4to forget somethingOyin amʋʋ fosuna mɩ igye amʋ a, napan mʋsʋ. The man you showed me yesterday, I have forgotten him.cftan2forget3.2.6.1Forget
tan2tãʔ(L) vto forget something-Natan fʋ nkla amʋʋ fɔpʋ sɩsɩ mɩ amʋsʋ.I forgotten the message that you sent to me.Natan mʋ́ sʋ. I forgot it.Natan. I forgot.cfpan2 4forget3.2.6.1Forget