5.6.2. Bathe

abielɛabíelɛ (L) adj.easy or pleasant to bathe inabielɛeasy to batheOkunkutɔ a, otsulu bʋ abielɛ. In hot weather, cold water is good for bathing.3.4.1.2Happy5.6.2Bathe
biebieʔ(L) v1to batheNɩ fotsu ndɔ ba, febie ntsu a, ipian amʋ tɔkʋsʋ fʋsʋ. When you bathe after coming from farm it refreshes you.When you come from farm and you bathe, the fatigue gets up from you.Féyebie afa amʋ nyankɩ, nkɛnsa. You will go bathe with the medicine for three mornings.Bʋtɛdɩda tati fututu pʋ bie ɔkla. They put on white cloths to wash their souls.Bʋtɛdɩda tati fututu ɔkɛ ánɩ́ bʋdɛ ɔkla bie.They put on white cloths on the day that they wash their souls.5.6.2Bathecomp.bie ɔklapurify2to menstruateNɩ atsɩ bebie a, bʋtamatsia akpɩpʋ woyitɔ, tsufɛ bʋtekisi.When women menstruate, they do not stay in fetish priests' house, because it is a taboo.2.1.8.4Female organs
ɩbantɔ ɩfaɪbantɔ ɪfaʔcomp. ofɩban-tɔ 1ɩfa1 2n1a plant that is grown for medicine in the wash areaBʋtamayinta ɩbantɔ ɩfa.They never spoil plants grown in the wash area.6.5.1.4Yard5.6.2Bathe2.5.7.3Medicinal plants2a wife that is given from the family4.1.9.2.1Husband, wife
mpʋsampʊ́sa nsponge made from dead plantain treeBlɔdɩ oyi plɔhɛ amʋ a, yɔfwɩ mʋ́ afʋ lɛ mpʋsa. The rotten plantain tree, go wash it, so that you can remove the sponge.Fʋ bi ɔkɔ dinka fʋ obiansʋ a, bʋtamapʋ ɔdayi ka mʋ́. Mpʋsa bʋtɔpʋ kpa mʋ́.You have to avoid being too harsh when you deal with your children or relatives.If your child defecates on your thigh, don't cut it off with a knife, use a sponge.cfɔsapɔsponge5.6.2Bathe
otsugyaot͡suʤáʔnhot waterAha kʋ bʋtekle otsugya bie lɩlɩtɔ dʋn otsulu, tsufɛ nsaɩtɔ tolwii.Some people like to bath hot water in the harmattan season than cold water because the weather becomes cold.cfntsu 1waterogya 1fire1.3Water5.2.2.7Drink8.3.4Hot5.6.2Bathe5.2.1.1Cooking methods
ɔkwaɩɔkʷaɪ(H) pl.nkwaɩFrom:EweekwɛnnsoapƆkwaɩ ánɩ́ bʋ ogya a, ɩtɛlɩn afu. Soap that is effective always makes foam.5.6.4Wash clothes5.6.2Bathe
ɔsapɔɔsapɔ pl.nsapɔnsponge made from a climbing vine; luffaLuffa aegyptiacaKebi amʋ lakpɔɩ ɩwɩ dʋbɩ sʋ kpita mʋ ɩwɩ ɔsapɔ wanklaan. The child has gotten very dirty so scrub him well with a sponge.cfmpʋsasponge1.5.3Grass, herb, vine1.5.5Parts of a plant5.6.2Bathe
ɔsanɔsã(H) pl.nsanntowelNanyɩmɛ ɔsan amʋtɔ; Ɩlalɩn ntsu tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ. I have wrung out the towel; there was lots of water in it.Nɩ fʋ ma ɔkwaɩ a, pʋ ɔsan kpan bie ntsu amʋ.If you don't have soap, bathe the water with the towel.5.6.2Bathe
tsolit͡soli v1turn over; turn upside down; bowKo prɛntʋa tsoli.Turn the bottle upside down.Nɩ gyagya osian a, otoko nwuntɔ tsoli.When a bat hangs, it turns it's head upside down.8.3.1.4.1Vertical2to bow the headKo nwun tsoli. Bow your head.7.1.5Bow3to wash a baby's anusƆtsɩ amʋ dɛ mʋ bi amʋ tsoli. The woman is turning her child upside down.The woman is washing her child's anus.2.2.8Defecate, feces5.6.2Bathe