7.3.1. Carry

asʋralɛasʊrálɛ́der. ofsʋra3a- -lɛadj.easy to carry7.3.1Carry6.1.3.1Easy, possible
atɔ sʋrahɛsp. var.atɔsʋrahɛloadcomp. ofatɔ 1sʋra3-hɛnsomething carried on the head7.3.1Carry
kpakpakpakpak͡pak͡pak͡pak͡paadv.to shake stronglykpɩnkɩ kpakpakpakpa7.3.1.3Shake
kpata2k͡patá(H)vto catch something thrown or droppedNɩ nɔ́kpɔtɩ mango amʋ a, fówun fakpata mʋ́ ha mɩ, mɛnɩ ɩmɛ́ɛda ɔsʋlʋtɔ yinta. If I go pick the mango you should catch it for me so you will see that you have caught it for me so that it will not fall on the ground and spoil.7.3.1.2Catch
kpɩnkɩk͡pɪ̃́ŋkɪ́ vto shiver, to wobbleƆdɛ owisʋ lɔ sʋ ɔdɛkpɩnkɩ. He has a fever, so he is shivering.Lɔɔrɩ konti lɛkpɩnkɩ.The truck tire wobbled.cfkpʋkpʋ2shakewʋsʋshake7.3.1.3Shake7.2.2.8Move back and forthcomp.iyin kpɩnkɩloose toothkpɩnkɩ ɩwɩshake with fear
kpʋkpʋ2k͡pʊk͡pʊʔ vshakekpʋkpʋ nwunshake headTsu sanu afʋ kpʋkpʋ nfuo amʋtɔ, asa afʋ wuli mʋ́. Take a sieve so that you can shake the flour before you stir it (into the porridge) (because they didn't grind it smooth).Anɩlɔwa aba ɩbɩ amʋ a, ɔlɔkpʋkpʋ mɩ ɩbɩ koklo. When we shook hands he shook my hand hard.cfkpɩnkɩshiversanusievewʋsʋshake7.3.1.3Shakecomp.kpʋkpʋ kpoliwinnow
papa1pápá pl.apapanfanPapa nɩ. Bʋtɔpʋ fwi afu. This is a fan. They use it for blowing wind.Tsu papa amʋ ha mɩ mɩa pʋ fwi ɩwɩ afu.Give me the fan to fan myself.7.3.1.3Shake1.1.2.1Blow air5.5.2Tend a fire
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v1to carry on the back, as a woman carries her babyTsu kebi amʋ pia, tsufɛ nsaɩntɔ lalwii. Pick up the child in your arms because the weather is cool.7.3.1Carry2.6.4.1.1Care for a baby2carry in your armscfsʋra3carry7.3.1Carry
sʋra3sʊrá cfsʋnvcarry on the headNasʋra atɔ nwunkpa, mʋ́ sʋ mɩ ɔtantra la kpakpa. I have carried things on my head, because of this the top of my head has become bald.Kokoli, mɩ atɔ amʋtɔ bʋ odwin, sʋ sʋra mɩ. Please, my things are heavy so help put it up on my head.Alakpa sʋra mɩ.He has put the ball in my court.He has collected it and put it on me.cfpia 2carry7.3.1Carrycomp.atɔ sʋrahɛhead loadder.asʋralɛeasy to carrycomp.ɔpɔnsʋra
sʋta5-1-1-2sʊta v1to catch a liquid, as in catch rain water, or oil in an oil changeNɩ nyankpʋ de tswie a, anɩtɔsʋta nyankpʋ ntsu wa ɔlɔ́tɔ. When it is raining, we catch rain water and put into a pot.7.3.1.2Catch2to slaughter an animalBasʋta kufa amʋ.The sheep is slaughtered.6.3.4Butcher, slaughter6.3.1Domesticated animalph. v.sʋta Xsʋhold over
sʋnsʊ̃dial. var.sʋ2Nvto carry somethingSawun ɔbɛɛ ɔma ɔha ánɩ́ owu obopula mʋ, sʋ ɔna ɔsʋn mʋ daka.Tortoise says he doesn't have a person that if he dies he will bury him, so he walks, carrying his coffin.cfsʋra37.3.1Carry
tsan1t͡sãʔ(L) vhang from shoulderAlatsan kotokua. He has hung a bag from his shoulder.7.3.1Carry2.1.2Torso
tswɩt͡sʷɪʔ(L)v1to throw somethingAlatswɩ ibwi da mɩ.He has thrown a stone at (and hit) me.cftswɩtswɩcontribution7.3.1.1Throwcomp.tswɩ lalalay flattswɩ opemake war crytswɩ oseyeesing war songIdiom:tswɩ oyibibi tsitsadefecate2to spin cottonBʋtɔtswɩ opuli bwɛ ɔfɛ.They spin cotton to make rope.6.6.1.2Spinning thread3to swing armsAtɔ lada mɩ klɛtɔ, sʋ mmɛtalɩ tswɩ mɩ ɩbɩ wanklaan.I have a boil in my armpit so I can't swing my arms well.7.2.2.8Move back and forthph. v.ɔtɛntɛ tswɩswing4to chase a bird by throwing something at it6.3.1Domesticated animalph. v.mʋ́sʋ tswɩiron5to give a small gift6.8.4.4Bargain6.8.3.1Give, donate6.8.4.8Store, marketplaceder.ɩtswɩdash (n)ph. v.tswɩ ɔpʋnʋprepare meal6to dive into something7.2.4.2.3Diveph. v.tswɩ kɩtapounceunspec. comp. formbʋnda tswɩrape
tutu2der. oftu2 4REDUP1v1to throw off somethingOfutikokoni amʋ dɛ ɩsɩ tutu. The ant lion is throwing up sand.Nfɔ amʋʋ ɩdɩn ogya amʋ detutu dʋbɩ. The oil that is on the fire is spitting too much.7.3.1.1Throw2to give a bad smellƆkpʋn amʋ detutu dʋbɩ. The toilet is throwing off too much (of a bad smell).cfbonstink2.3.4Smell
wʋsʋwʊ́sʊvto shake; to wobble; to shake a rattle; to shake a tree to make fruit fallNdɛ mango oyi amʋ wʋsʋ, mɛnɩ mango amʋ kʋ bɛ́kpada.I am shaking the mango tree so that the mango will fall down.wʋsʋ ɩwɩshake bodyafɩta dɛwʋsʋ.leaves are shaking (in the wind).Ɩlawʋsʋ amʋ́ klʋn.It shook their hearts; it upset them.Nɩ bʋdɛ akwɛ da, akatsa ma mʋ́tɔ a, ɩma anulɛ. Mʋ́ sʋ Agbagyafɔ bʋtɔwʋsʋ akatsa tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ wa amʋ́ pleitɔ nɩ.If they are drumming, without maracas it doesn't sound well. Because of this Agbadza dancers (they) always shake many maracas in their dance group.cfkpɩnkɩshiverkpʋkpʋ2shake7.3.1.3Shake