5.5.5. What fires produce

nsuonsúó nashAtsɩ akʋ bɔkʋsʋ nyankɩ a, bʋtɛlɛ amʋ́ ɔswɩtɔ nsuo, kpita ɔswɩ asa bʋtɔwa ogya. When certain women get up in the morning they remove the ashes from their hearth, and paint the ɔswɩ before setting fire.5.5.5What fires produce
ŋɛsɩ2ŋɛ́sɪ́ v1to smoke something to preserve itNdɛ iye ŋɛsɩ. I am smoking meat.cfogyasismoke8.3.7.8.4Preserve5.5.5What fires produce2to breathe the fumes of herbs that are brewed1.2.3.3Gas2.2.1Breathe, breath
ogyasioʤásîʔ(L) nsmokeOgyasi ɩtegya kpasi. Smoke drives away bush rats.Ogyasi amʋ labi gyadɩ amʋtɔ ɩnʋ tuun. Smoke has completely blackened the kitchen there.cfŋɛsɩ2 1smoke (v)5.5.5What fires produce
plɛnplɛnplɛnplɛnplɛ̃plɛ̃plɛ̃plɛ̃ʔʔder. ofplɛnplɛnREDUP1adj.to flame high5.5.5What fires produce
plɛnplɛnbiplɛ̃plɛ̃bi(H)der. ofplɛnplɛn-binsparksKɩ alɩa ogya plɛnplɛnbi ɩtɛtalɩ wa ɩpʋ yile ogya.See how a spark can set fire to a big forest.5.5.5What fires produce
pʋtɩpʊ́tɪ́ vthe crackle of fire; the clap of thunderƆprada lapʋtɩ. Loud thunder has cracked.cfpʋpʋtɩ1crackle1.1.3.6Lightning, thunder5.5.5What fires produceder.pʋpʋtɩ1crackle
talatálaʔnmaterial left after burning to clear land5.5.5What fires produce
tutututututututuadv.to be very smoky5.5.5What fires produce