5.2.2.8. Eating utensil

ɛwɛɛwɛ (H)dial. var.ɔwɛ1Npl.nwɛ1ncalabashKebi amʋ dɛ ntsu nun ɛwɛ amʋtɔ.The child is drinking water in the calabash.Tsu ɛwɛ amʋ ha mɩ ansa ntsu. Bring the calabash so that I can fetch water.cfonuwelarge drinking calabash5.2.2.8Eating utensil1.5.3Grass, herb, vine1.5.5Parts of a plant6.7.7Container
ɩlɩn1ɪlɪ̃́ʔna wooden tray made from the butress roots of a kapok6.7.3Carrying tool5.2.2.8Eating utensil
kɔɔpʋkɔːpʊ́ncup5.2.2.8Eating utensil
onuweonuwépl.nnuwenlarge drinking calabashcfɛwɛcalabash5.2.2.8Eating utensil1.5.3Grass, herb, vine1.5.5Parts of a plant6.7.7Container
otubiotubíʔ pl.ntubider. ofɔtʋ-binspoonMlɩtsu otubi amʋ ba, mɩampʋ nun koko. Bring me the spoon so that I can drink the gruel.Tsu otubi amʋ bɔwa ntubi amʋtɔ; afʋ yɛyaɩ obutɔ. Pick up the spoon and come put it with the spoons. So that you go put them away in the room.5.2.2.8Eating utensil
ɔkpayibinfork5.2.2.8Eating utensil5.2.1.3Cooking utensil
ɔlɛpɛɔlɛpɛ(H) pl.nlɛpɛn1bowl made of clayBʋtɔpʋ fufu wa ɔlɛpɛtɔ gyi. Ɩsɩ bʋtɔpʋ pwɛ mʋ́. They always put fufu in a bowl to eat. They use clay to make it (the bowl).6.6.2.4Working with clay5.2.2.8Eating utensil5.2.1.5Serve food2a group of families within a clan4.1.9.8Family, clan
prɛtɩprɛ́tɪnwe eat inside plate5.2.2.8Eating utensil