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sɔbupl.ɓasobunEngkingfisher (sp.)Frnmartin-pêcheur (esp.)

*sɔ́kɛ́yevEngto pass FrnpasserLinkolekaNgbayɛ́ asɔ́kɔ́ kámbo na nzɔ́kɔ kókingo. The chief went first with the snake around his neck.sɔ́keunspec. comp. formadvEngsurpassinglyFrnincomparablementLinmpenzaEdáme léngaɓú ɓáɓanánágí sɔ́kɛ. They loved each other surpassingly well in their friendship.9.3Very

*sɔmbisɛ́yevEngto exchangeFrnéchangerLinkosala sanze

*sɔmɛ́yevEngto hideFrncacherLinkobómbaNɛsomí buku.I hid the book.

sɔ́népl.ɓasɔ́nénEngsmall knifeFrnpetit couteauLinmbelí mɔkɛ

sɔ́ngɔ́pl.ɓasɔ́ngɔ́nEngnoseFrnnezLinzólocomp.pepésɔ́ngɔ́pepé

sɔngɔmasubordconnEngeven thoughFrnmême siLinátáEkyangake abiyagapi na nzaye, nekwaye ɓe kpɔtɔ kaliyagepi ka, sɔngɔma mbalɛye ngunza adɛgɛpi ekpɛkpɛ. In dry season, people are hungry because there aren't any vegetables, even though manioc leaves are found they are tough.

sɔpɔ́pl.ɓasɔpɔ́nEngabdomenFrnabdomenLinlibúmu

*sɔ́yɛvEngto be looseFrnêtre laché(e)Linkokanga malamu te

-súposssfxEngourFrnnotreLinna bisoYí ɓée ɓɔ "Kóngí kókó ngbayɛ́ móngásu nzɔ́kɔ mbalangé ánwútɛ́lɛ́gé kókingo. He answered, "In the village our chief has a snake wrapped around his neck.

*sulɛ́yevEngto curseFrnmaudireLinkolakela mabe

*sumbɛ́ye1vEngto set on fireFrnallumerLinkotumba

*sumbɛ́ye2vEngto poisonFrnempoisonnerLinkotiya nkisisumbɛ́ye sókáyɛto poison arrows

*sumunEngsinFrnpéchéLinlisumu

*sungɛ́yevEngto helpFrnaiderLinkosunga

*súngɛ́yevEngto endFrnfinir, terminerLinkosukaMpe asúngalɔ́ ndéngé tina?" How will this end?

*susɛlɛ́yevEngto continueFrncontinuerLinkosala kaka

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