kplank͡plãʔ (L)vto catch in a tight placeKufa amʋ lakplan ɩban amʋtɔ.The sheep is caught in the fence.Mɩ yín dɛlɔ ɔbɛɛ mpʋ mʋ ya Hohoe. Mɩ ka ɛ ɔbɛɛ mpʋ mʋ ya agyʋmatɔ Kwamewulutɔ. Sʋ nakplan. Mmeyin mʋ́tɔ ɩmʋa ngyankpa bwɛ.My mother is sick and says I should take her to Hohoe. My wife says I should take her to work at Kwamekrom so I'm in a tight place. I don't know which I should do first.Mɩ ka dɛlɔ. Mma sika. Sʋ nakplan.My wife is sick. I have no money. So I'm in a tight place.cfɩkplantrouble8.2.7.1Tight8.2.4.1Narrow
tɛɩtɛ́ɪ́v1to be wideƆkpa amʋ mɛtɛɩ, igyi kpafʋtɩ.The road is not wide it is narrow.Oyin amʋ natata lɛtɛɩ.The man's sole is wide.8.2.4Wide2to spread something flatTɛɩ ɩbɩtɔ afʋhɔ.Open your hand so that you can take.8.2.4Wide
tɛtrɛtɛɛtɛtrɛtɛːadj.1wideOyin amʋ nwunsɩnɛsʋ lɛtɛɩ tɛtrɛtɛɛ.The man's compound is very wide.cfpentenpleinwide8.2.4Wide2to be in plain viewSika amʋʋ bɛɛ fatsu fɛɛ fʋmɔkʋ tsu amʋ da ɩnʋ tɛtrɛtɛɛ.The money that they said you have taken, and you say you haven't taken is lying down there openly.2.3.1.2Watch
tiitíːv1to meet something unexpectedlyBrɛa bʋdeki ndɔ amʋtɔ a, beyetii akpin amʋsʋ.When they were roaming through the farm they came across the garden egg.Brɛa nɔyɔ a, saa ɔbʋ obuto ɔdɛ atɔ gyi. Neyetii mʋsʋ.The time I went, unexpectedly he was in the room eating. I came on him.cftʋ 1meetwotiidiscover4.2.1.2Encounter2to make a gaping holeƆlɛka Natɩ ipu tii.He cut spider's belly open deeply (all the way into the stomach).8.2.4WideIdiom:ɩwɩtɔ tiidiarrhoea3to start (of rainy season)Nyankpʋ latii.The rains have started.8.4.6.1Start something