5.4.1. Jewelry

abuto wʋlɩhɛcomp. ofwʋlɩhɛ 2abutopl. ofbutonold or expensive beads5.4.1Jewelry
asʋmʋdɩɛasʊmʊdɪ́ɛ́ (H)From:Akanasumudɩɛnear ringAtsɩ bʋtekle asʋmʋdɩɛ pɔpwɛ hɔ, nɩ bɛba begyi nkɛ. Women like to buy new earrings, when they come to special occasions.5.4.1Jewelry
butobibutóbípl.abutobider. ofbuto-binsmall bead5.4.1Jewelry
butobutópl.abutonbeadƆtsɩ amʋʋ ɔtɛfɛ abuto amʋ laba nfɩ igye.The woman that sells the beads, came here yesterday.Ɔtsɩ amʋ dɩdɩ abuto mʋ osiesʋ.The woman wore beads about her waist.5.4.1Jewelryder.butobismall bead
kiki1kîːki pl.akiikineyeglassesOyin amʋ atɔ mawun wanklaan sʋ a, baha mʋ kiki bɛɛ otsia pʋ tin ansibi. The man does not see well, they have given him glasses and said he should always use them to make his eyes clear.Anɩtɔwa atadɩɛ, tamɛ anɩtetin kiki.We "wa" (wear) a shirt, but we "tin" (wear) eyeglasses.Adɔkɩtafɔ bʋtɛha aha kiki nɩ fʋ nsɩbi dɛ mʋ han.Doctors give people spectacles when their eyes are troubling them.2.5.4.2Poor eyesight5.4.1Jewelry2.3.1.9Something used to see
opiniopínîʔ dial. var.epiniSpl.mpininring for finger; a metal ring type braceletSika pɛpɛ opini tɛkpa ogya. A gold ring shines.Kofi lawun mʋ sika pɛpɛ opini amʋʋ lɔfwɩ amʋ Yao osrebitɔ.Kofi has seen his lost gold ring on Yao's finger.5.4.1Jewelry
tanibitanibiʔ pl.atanibincowry shellFam: CypraeidaeAtɩtɩfɔ betsia pʋ atanibi hɔ atɔ. Brɛ amʋtɔ tanibi tɛtalɩ hɔ atɔ tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ. Early people used to use cowry shell to buy things. At that time a cowry could buy a lot.6.8.6Money1.6.2.5Parts of small animals5.4.1Jewelry
trʋtrʊ vto thread a needle, beadsAtsɩ bʋtɔtrʋ abuto wa amʋ abi tsibi. Women string beads, and put them on their daughters.Mɩ ansibi layinta sʋ ntamatalɩ trʋ ɔbɩatɔ. My eyes are spoiled so I am never able to thread a needle.6.7.5Fastening tool6.6.1.2Spinning thread5.4.1Jewelry