7.2.4.1.1. Vehicle

kan1kãʔ From:Akankanv1to force someone to do somethingKan kebi amʋ ɔyɔ sukuu ndɛ. Force the child to go to school today.3.3.3.5CompelIdiom:ɩkwɩɩ lɛkan mʋpremature birth2to turnMɩ ɛ nɔyɔwɔ fufu. Mʋ ɛ ɔlɛkan mʋ́ wa. I also went and pounded fufu. He also turned it.7.2Move3to drive a vehicleYibi ɔkanpʋ amʋ lɔfʋlɩ ɔkpɛ ha aha bɛtsɛ.The car driver is blowing his horn in order to make people move out of his way.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
kekekeké pl.akekeFrom:Ewekekenwagon; trailer; chariotYibi amʋ dɛ keke bɩtɩa buo mʋ́. The car is pulling a trailer behind it.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
kiki2kíkíʔ(L) der. ofki 1REDUP1v1to twist somethingBʋtamakiki ɔfɛ ɔbwɩ amʋ ansɩtɔ. Nɩ megyi alɩa ɔmɔ́ɔpʋ nwun wa mʋ́tɔ. Don't signal your intentions.They don't twist the rope (make a halter) in the animal' s face. If you do that he won't put his head in it.7.2.2.7Move in a circle7.2.1.3Wander2steer (a vehicle)7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
kontikonti n1foreleg of an animal; sometimes used for shincfofin 1shin2.1.3.2Leg2tyre of a vehicleNɩ fʋ yibi akonti ɩbwɛ dada a, ɩma alɛ. If your auto tyres have become old its not good.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
kplɩk͡plɪ́(H) v1to come downƆtapʋ amʋ lakplɩ tsu ɩbʋsʋ ba woyitɔ. The hunter has come down from the mountain to the house.7.2.4.1.1Vehiclecomp.owi ɔkplɩwiekpa ɩfʋnwestIdiom:ɔsʋ kplɩrain2to set down a child from the back7.3.4.3Put down
lɔɔrɩlɔːrɪFrom:Englorrynmotorized vehicleKufa fuli da lɔɔrɩ ɔkpasʋ, lɔɔrɩ lamɔ mʋ.A sheep corpse lies on the road. A truck has killed him.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
lʋ1lʊ́ʔ (H) v1weave cloth or basketsAlalʋ tati wanklaan ɩkʋ ha mɩ. He has woven a fine cloth for me.Kebi amʋ dɛ tati lʋ.The boy is weaving a cloth.Bʋtɔpʋ awaɩnbi lʋ lakpa. They use stripped palm branches to weave baskets.6.6.1.4Weaving clothder.ɔlʋpʋweaver2to pedal a machineƆdɛ saɩklɩ amʋ lʋ ɔwʋnlɩn sʋ. He is pedalling hard.Ɔdɛ pʋ mʋ ɔwʋnlin fɛ́ɛ́ lʋ saɩklɩ amʋ.He is pedalling with all his strength.cfsaɩklɩbicycle7.2.4.1.1Vehicle3to roll something inside something8.3.1.5.1Roll up
nfɔɱfɔ(H) n1oilMahɔ abi ofobi ntɛ kɩtɩba nfɔ, mboun hɔ nfɔ pɛpɛ. Don't buy palm kernel oil, or peanut oil, instead buy palm oil.nfɔ pɛpɛpalm oil1.5.1Tree1.2.3.2Oil6.2.1.7Growing treesIdiom:bʋ nfɔprosperous2fat of an animalƆprakuo bʋ nfɔ dʋbɩ. A pig has a lot of fat.2.1.7Flesh5.2.3.2.1Meatcomp.awutɔ nfɔmarrow3gasoline or oil for a vehicle7.2.4.1.1Vehicle5.5.6Fuel
ɔkpɛ2ɔk͡pɛ(H) pl.nkpɛn1trumpetApolisifɔ amʋ bɔfʋlɩ nkpɛ pʋsi amʋ́ pio amʋʋ alawu amʋ ɔkpa. The police blew trumpets to send their brother that has died on his way.4.2.3.5Musical instrumentcomp.ɔkpɛ ɔfʋlɩpʋtrumpeter2horn of a vehicleYibi ɔkanpʋ amʋ lɔfʋlɩ ɔkpɛ ha aha bɛtsɛ. The car driver is blowing his horn in order to make people move out of his way.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
saɩklɩsáɪklɪʔ pl.asaɩklɩFrom:Engbicycle nbicycleƆdɛ saɩklɩ amʋ lʋ ɔwʋnlɩnsʋ. He is pedalling the bicycle hard.cflʋ1 2pedal7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
yibiyibi(H) pl.ayibicontractioniyibin1machine, usually lorryƆdɛ yibi amʋ kan.He is driving the lorry.Yibi amʋ dɛ keke bɩtɩa buo mʋ́.The car is pulling a trailer behind it.Yibi ɔkanpʋ amʋ lɔfʋlɩ ɔkpɛ ha aha bɛtsɛ.The car driver is blowing his horn in order to make people move out of his way.7.2.4.1.1Vehicle2trapYibi kpa a, ɔma iteyinki. When a trap sprung, it always goes back.When the time comes things go back to where they have come from.Yibi lakpa kɩta kpasi amʋ. A trap has sprung and caught the bush rat.6.4.2Trap