nchipeyongn.f.blood from the neck of a cow, goat or sheep
nchipi1n-cípípl.nchipi2n-cípinom. sg.n-cipínom. pl.n-cípîn.f.a bead string ornament having the wings of an insect (lkerno) strung by boys from their ears before circumcision
nchonkorn-cónkórpl.nchonkorron-conkorónom. sg.n-conkórnom. pl.n-cónkorón.f.a calabash (about 37 cm tall, laichimi wood)It is used for milking and blessing, esp. used by women and girls. Its lid is made of wood of the lokore tree and is wrapped in palm fronds and decorated with small beads and cowries. The whole ensemble is strapped with cowhide thongs.
nchoon-co̩ó̩pl.nchoorein-có̩ó̩ɾéínom. sg.n-có̩o̩n.f. coll.herd of cattlenchoo enchetheir herd
nchopetn-cɔpɛ́ta-choppl.nchopetan-cɔpɛ́tanom. sg.n-cɔ́pɛtfr. var. pl.nchopatn.f.1the soft flesh above the clavicle, a vulnerable spot of attack2a slit neck of an animal
nchulugn-cúlúgpl.nchulugon-culugónom. sg.n-culúgn.f.1crown or crest of a crane, chicken or similar bird, or the tuft on the head of the dik-dik2a tuft of hair left on the head of children near the front of the scalp3crest of a hill or summit of a mountain
nchumatan-cʊ́mátáa-chumn.f.storagenchumata ee kulestorage of milk (to make sour milk)
nchumetn-cumétn.f.the low area around a cattle watering hole
nchipeyongn.f.blood from the neck of a cow, goat or sheep
nchipi1n-cípípl.nchipi2n-cípinom. sg.n-cipínom. pl.n-cípîn.f.a bead string ornament having the wings of an insect (lkerno) strung by boys from their ears before circumcision
nchonkorn-cónkórpl.nchonkorron-conkorónom. sg.n-conkórnom. pl.n-cónkorón.f.a calabash (about 37 cm tall, laichimi wood)It is used for milking and blessing, esp. used by women and girls. Its lid is made of wood of the lokore tree and is wrapped in palm fronds and decorated with small beads and cowries. The whole ensemble is strapped with cowhide thongs.
nchoon-co̩ó̩pl.nchoorein-có̩ó̩ɾéínom. sg.n-có̩o̩n.f. coll.herd of cattlenchoo enchetheir herd
nchopetn-cɔpɛ́ta-choppl.nchopetan-cɔpɛ́tanom. sg.n-cɔ́pɛtfr. var. pl.nchopatn.f.1the soft flesh above the clavicle, a vulnerable spot of attack2a slit neck of an animal
nchulugn-cúlúgpl.nchulugon-culugónom. sg.n-culúgn.f.1crown or crest of a crane, chicken or similar bird, or the tuft on the head of the dik-dik2a tuft of hair left on the head of children near the front of the scalp3crest of a hill or summit of a mountain
nchumatan-cʊ́mátáa-chumn.f.storagenchumata ee kulestorage of milk (to make sour milk)
nchumetn-cumétn.f.the low area around a cattle watering hole
nchipeyongn.f.blood from the neck of a cow, goat or sheep
nchipi1n-cípípl.nchipi2n-cípinom. sg.n-cipínom. pl.n-cípîn.f.a bead string ornament having the wings of an insect (lkerno) strung by boys from their ears before circumcision
nchonkorn-cónkórpl.nchonkorron-conkorónom. sg.n-conkórnom. pl.n-cónkorón.f.a calabash (about 37 cm tall, laichimi wood)It is used for milking and blessing, esp. used by women and girls. Its lid is made of wood of the lokore tree and is wrapped in palm fronds and decorated with small beads and cowries. The whole ensemble is strapped with cowhide thongs.
nchoon-co̩ó̩pl.nchoorein-có̩ó̩ɾéínom. sg.n-có̩o̩n.f. coll.herd of cattlenchoo enchetheir herd
nchopetn-cɔpɛ́ta-choppl.nchopetan-cɔpɛ́tanom. sg.n-cɔ́pɛtfr. var. pl.nchopatn.f.1the soft flesh above the clavicle, a vulnerable spot of attack2a slit neck of an animal
nchulugn-cúlúgpl.nchulugon-culugónom. sg.n-culúgn.f.1crown or crest of a crane, chicken or similar bird, or the tuft on the head of the dik-dik2a tuft of hair left on the head of children near the front of the scalp3crest of a hill or summit of a mountain
nchumatan-cʊ́mátáa-chumn.f.storagenchumata ee kulestorage of milk (to make sour milk)
nchumetn-cumétn.f.the low area around a cattle watering hole
