baagɩbaːgɪFrom:EngbagEntryComponent-5mɩ sɔkɩnbagNtobi akʋ bʋ mɩ baagɩ amʋtɔ, lɛ mʋ́ ba mɩ.Some things are in my bag. Take them out and bring them to me.6.7.7.1Bag
kɛntɛkɛntɛʔpl.akɛntɛn a carrying bag; a pocketNapʋ tɔkʋ wa mɩ kɛntɛtɔ, lɛ mʋ́ ba mɩ. Megyi mɩ atadɩɛ kɛntɛtɔ, mboun kɛntɛ sʋra atɔ amʋtɔ.I have put something in my bag, remove it and bring it to me. It isn't in my pocket, but in the carrying bag.cfkotokuobag6.7.7.1Bag
kotokuokotokuopl.akotokuoFrom:Akankotokuona bagNɔsura mɩ igyo amʋ kotokuotɔ ba woyitɔ tsufɛ mma lakpa.I carried my yams back to the house in a bag because I didn't have a basket.Alatsan kotokuo.He has hung a bag (from his shoulder).cfkɛntɛbagkpekpesack6.7.7.1Bag
ofumbiofumbi(H)pl.nfumbina small raffia bag used by womenƆtsɩ ɔkʋ ofumbi bʋ akɩlɛ tamɛ tɔtɔ ma mʋ́tɔ.A certain woman's raffia bag is nice but there's nothing is in it.Ɔtsɩ tegyi mʋ yín ofumbi, fɛ́kɩ oyin ɛ lagyi mʋ sɩ atɔ.It is a woman that inherit the mother's bag, and a man also inherit the father's properties.6.7.7.1Bag
opuntuopuntupl.mpuntunbag woven from a sisal like plant (finfɛ)Tɩtɩ amʋ a, aha bʋtɔpʋ amʋ́ atɔ wa opuntutɔ tu ɔkpa. Sesei mʋ́ a, bʋtamatra pʋtu ɔkpa tsufɛ abaagɩ awanklaan bʋ nʋ.In the olden days people put their clothes in bags to travel. But now, they do not travel with it because fine bags are available.6.7.7.1Bag
