sakurdaisakʊ́rdáɪ́pl.sakurdasarkʊ́danom. sg.sárʊkʊdâɪ̂n.1edge or corner of a piece of cloth2the far corner of a grazing herdTirrinyu nkichu toldo sarkudai!Bring in the cattle over on that corner!
Salganyasalgáɲanom. sg.sálgáɲáín.m. pl.an age-set which pre-dates the LmeichopoAt the time of Paul Spencer's anthropological research (in the 1960's) about a half-dozen age-sets were mentioned by the elders which pre-date the Lmeichopo. Of these Salganya was most frequently named. They were probably initiated in the mid 18th century.
salmagsalmágpl.salmaginsalmagînnom. sg.sálmagn.f.propolis, sealant made by bees for their hives
samarrimarrisamárímárípl.samarrimarsamárimárnom. sg.sámarɪmárin.m.small black ant spec. with a painful bite
sampipiyietsámpɪpɪj:ɛ́tpl.sampipiyietisámpipij:etín.m.sign, sth. showing that sth. is comingKeyeire ning'asu atur lchampa, amu kelioo sapipiyieti le nchan!You should start digging your garden, because there are signs of rain!
sanapatisánápátipl.sanapatsánápátnom. sg.sanapátínom. pl.sanapátn.f.a thread made of animal skin used in blessingOyiete! Sanapati nachal kutuk? Nkoitiei nalo nkare!Riddle! A thread with a wet mouth? Watercourse.
sakurdaisakʊ́rdáɪ́pl.sakurdasarkʊ́danom. sg.sárʊkʊdâɪ̂n.1edge or corner of a piece of cloth2the far corner of a grazing herdTirrinyu nkichu toldo sarkudai!Bring in the cattle over on that corner!
Salganyasalgáɲanom. sg.sálgáɲáín.m. pl.an age-set which pre-dates the LmeichopoAt the time of Paul Spencer's anthropological research (in the 1960's) about a half-dozen age-sets were mentioned by the elders which pre-date the Lmeichopo. Of these Salganya was most frequently named. They were probably initiated in the mid 18th century.
salmagsalmágpl.salmaginsalmagînnom. sg.sálmagn.f.propolis, sealant made by bees for their hives
samarrimarrisamárímárípl.samarrimarsamárimárnom. sg.sámarɪmárin.m.small black ant spec. with a painful bite
sampipiyietsámpɪpɪj:ɛ́tpl.sampipiyietisámpipij:etín.m.sign, sth. showing that sth. is comingKeyeire ning'asu atur lchampa, amu kelioo sapipiyieti le nchan!You should start digging your garden, because there are signs of rain!
sanapatisánápátipl.sanapatsánápátnom. sg.sanapátínom. pl.sanapátn.f.a thread made of animal skin used in blessingOyiete! Sanapati nachal kutuk? Nkoitiei nalo nkare!Riddle! A thread with a wet mouth? Watercourse.
sakurdaisakʊ́rdáɪ́pl.sakurdasarkʊ́danom. sg.sárʊkʊdâɪ̂n.1edge or corner of a piece of cloth2the far corner of a grazing herdTirrinyu nkichu toldo sarkudai!Bring in the cattle over on that corner!
Salganyasalgáɲanom. sg.sálgáɲáín.m. pl.an age-set which pre-dates the LmeichopoAt the time of Paul Spencer's anthropological research (in the 1960's) about a half-dozen age-sets were mentioned by the elders which pre-date the Lmeichopo. Of these Salganya was most frequently named. They were probably initiated in the mid 18th century.
salmagsalmágpl.salmaginsalmagînnom. sg.sálmagn.f.propolis, sealant made by bees for their hives
samarrimarrisamárímárípl.samarrimarsamárimárnom. sg.sámarɪmárin.m.small black ant spec. with a painful bite
sampipiyietsámpɪpɪj:ɛ́tpl.sampipiyietisámpipij:etín.m.sign, sth. showing that sth. is comingKeyeire ning'asu atur lchampa, amu kelioo sapipiyieti le nchan!You should start digging your garden, because there are signs of rain!
sanapatisánápátipl.sanapatsánápátnom. sg.sanapátínom. pl.sanapátn.f.a thread made of animal skin used in blessingOyiete! Sanapati nachal kutuk? Nkoitiei nalo nkare!Riddle! A thread with a wet mouth? Watercourse.
