kpa2k͡páʔ 1to gather something togetherKpa ipi amʋ tsitsa. Gather the rubbish and throw it away.cfkʋlacollecttɔsɩ1pick uptsu1pick7.5.1Gatherph. v.kpa tɩagather2to push something togetherKpa ɔda sun. Sit with chin in your hand.7.3.2.9Push3to spring a trapYibi amʋ lakpa. Ɔma iteyinki Things return to what they were before.The trap has sprung. It returns back.6.4.2Trap4to lead someone somewhereKpa mʋ ya! Take him away!Lead him there.akufa ɔkpapʋshepherdcfyasend7.2.5.3Guide4.5.3.1Lead5to rub something on something elseƆlɔpʋ ofobi kpa mʋ ɩbɩ sʋ. She applied pomade to her arm.cfkpita 2rub7.7.5Rubder.kpakpa2rub6to fadeTati pɛpɛ lakpa bwɛ fututu. The red cloth has faded to white.2.3.1.5.1Appear8.3.3.3Color7to become clear or light8.3.3.1Shine2.3.1.6Transparentph. v.kpa ogyasparkle8to take off (cloth); to take off a (man's) cloth.Kpa tati.5.3.7Wear clothing9to remove something; flay skinFʋ bi ɔkɔ dinka fʋ obiansʋ a, bʋtamapʋ ɔdayi ka mʋ́. Mpʋsa bʋtɔpʋ kpa mʋ́.Don't be harsh with / over-react to someone under your care; Don't make a mountain out of a molehill.If your child defecates on your thigh, don't cut it off with a knife. A sponge is what you use to remove it.7.3.3.1Take something from somewhere5.2.1.2.1Remove shell, skin8.5.3.1Absentcomp.kpa nwunshave headɔwʋlʋ-kpakpaleather
7.3.2.9. Push
nyimɛɲímɛ́ to squeeze outNyimɛ ɔbwɩ amʋ ipu wʋlɩ pututɔ tsutsuutsu mɛnɩ ɩmóobon ba woyitɔ. Squeeze out the animal's stomach far away in the bush so that the stench will not come to the house.Nyimɛ ntsu amʋ lɛ tati amʋtɔ.Wring the water out of the cloth.Nyimɛ tati lɛ ntsu amʋtɔ.Wring a cloth to remove the water from it.Nanyɩmɛ ɔsan amʋtɔ; Ɩlalɩn ntsu tsɔtsɔɔtsɔ. I have wrung out the towel; Lots of water came out.cfmama2squeeze7.3.2.9Push7.3.2.7Take something out of something
pʋsapʊ́sa crumple a piece of paper, cloth or a leafNɩ fʋdɛ dɔ ndɔtɔ, fokun ɩwɩ atɔ a, ɩfa kʋ bʋnʋ ánɩ́ bʋtɔpʋsa mʋ́ wa ɔlɔ amʋtɔ. When you are clearing in the farm and you cut yourself, there is a certain herb that they crush by rubbing and put it on the wound.Pʋsa afa amʋ wa otubi amʋtɔ nun.Crush the medicine into the spoon and drink it.7.3.2.9Push8.3.1.5.3Fold
sunsũʔ to push something inanimateAlasun yibi amʋ ha mɩ. He has pushed the car for me.kpa ɔda sun. Rest your chin on your hand.Naka ogyatin kpɔnkpɔntɩ nɔ́pʋ sun ɔswɩ ɔnɔ.I have cut a large stick of firewood, and I will put it in my hearth as the central fire log.Mlapʋ nwun sun aba.You have put your heads together to consult quietly.Anɩtɔpʋ ɔwʋlʋkpakpa sun akwɛ.We put dried skins stretch them on top of the drums.Antbɩtɩ 1pull (on)cfwutapush7.3.2.9Pushcomp.asubwistone pile
yiayíâʔ1to press on somethingOleyia opuli wa kɛntɛtɔ. He stuffed cotton into a bag.7.7.4Press7.3.2.9Pushcomp.iyabwigrinding stone2to squeeze a soreOteyia kebi amʋ ɔlɔ wanklaan.He washes the child's sore very well.2.5.7Treat disease2.5.7.5Traditional medicine3to sharpen a bladeYia mɩ krantɩɛ ha mɩ. Sharpen my cutlass for me.8.3.2.3Sharp6.6.2.3Working with metal4to walk with a cane/walking stickƆdɛ oyi yia.He is using a walking stick.7.2.1.5Walk with difficultycomp.oyi yiahɛwalking stick
