8.3.7.8.3. Garbage

gbɔngblɛng͡bɔ́ŋ͡mg͡blɛ̃́ pl.agbɔnblɛnndustpanipi kpatɔ akɩɛnsɩ; gbɔngblɛnrubbish gather thing metal. dustpanTsu gbɔngblɛn amʋ ha mɩ ankpa pi. Bring the dustpan for me in order that I should collect rubbish.8.3.7.8.3Garbage5.1Household equipment
ipi1ipíʔ (H) nrubbish gathered and thrown awayTsu gbɔngblɛn amʋ ha mɩ ankpa ipi. Bring the dustpan for me to collect rubbish.Fɛɩ afʋkpa ipi amʋ yetsitsa. Sweep so that you can gather the rubbish and throw it out.8.3.7.8.3Garbage
mpupubimpupubi nsmall flakes or scraps; especially of meatBɔtɔsɩ mpupubi amʋ lesian amʋ a, lɛbla alakpa dʋanyɔ tsu atɩkɔ bodobodo atuntu anu amʋ begyi amʋtɔ. They picked up the small scraps that were left and filled twelve baskets from the five millet buns they had been eating from.cfmpuremnants8.3.7.8.3Garbage8.1.6.2Piece5.2.3.4Prepared food
tsitsa1t͡sít͡sá(H)vthrow awayFɛɩ afʋkpa ipi amʋ yetsitsa. Sweep so that you should gather the rubbish and throw it out.8.3.7.8.3Garbage7.4.5.2Throw awayIdiom:tswɩ oyibibi tsitsadefecate
wunasʋŋwúná!sʊ́ ngarbage dump and public toilet areaAlasa bʋtekle wunasʋ gyonka tsufɛ bʋtekle atɔ dada gyi. Vultures like to perch on the dunghill because they like to eat old things.8.3.7.8.3Garbage7.4.5.2Throw away