sitans(ɪ)tánn.f.an animal or a part of an animal, or corpse of a human, which has been bewitched and put somewhere in order to perform sth. in the spiritual world
sitetisítétipl.sitetsítétnom. sg.sitétínom. pl.sítêtn.m.a tree spec.Grewia mollisIt gives an edible fruit. Its wood is used to make runku, clubs.
sitimasɪtɪmâpl.sitimansɪtɪmânnom. sg.sɪ́tɪmânom. pl.sɪ́tɪmânn.m.1male, human or animalsynlbung'ai2a helpful, friendly, upstanding manSitima ele lee.That man is upstanding.
siwuosiw:ópl.siwuonsiw:ônnom. sg.síw:on.m.1airamat siwuoto breath in (lit. to drink air)aitai siwuoto breath out (lit. to remove air)2windcfkurrolkutatilwuaorruk
sobuasobûâpl.sobuanisobúáninom. sg.sóbuanom. pl.sóbuanín.f.staff, i.e. walking stick/herding stickIt may be made from wood of the lgueita, silapani, siteti.
soitsó̩í̩tpl.soitoso̩i̩tónom. sg.so̩í̩tnom. pl.só̩i̩tón.m.1stonesoit le nkong'upupil of the eyesoit oiborquartzsoit le Nkaiprecious stone (generic term)soit le naisigigrinding stone for snuffVarieties include: soit wuerrikoi, soit onyukie, soit onyori, soit mara, soit orok (syn. rrarragoi).2large rock3stone of the bao game4battery
sokoteisokotêînom. sg.sókotêîn.m.a plant spec.Salvadora persicaIt gives an edible fruit. The small branches are used as toothbrushes.
sokotosókotôn.m.a leather bag for carrying calabashes filled with water
sompoyesompójenom. sg.sómpojén.f.1a large group of small children, boys and girls2(derigatory) large group of people
somuasómúápl.somuansómûânnom. sg.somúánom. pl.somúánn.f.1speck or foreign body in the eyeMilo openy miata le sumua.Proverb: Don't travel alone without someone to remove the speck from your eye.2(in plural) dust raised by the wind
sootesɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ̂pl.sootensɔ̩ɔ̩́tɛ̂nnom. sg.sɔ̩́ɔ̩́tɛnom. pl.sɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ́nn.f.formerly, a long strip of roasted goatskin eaten by women and childrensoote e nkutuklipsoote e nkong'ueyelidcfsiote
sopiasopîâpl.sopiainsopîâînnom. sg.sópianom. pl.sópîâînn.f.(calendar) a series of four days immediately after the full moon (day 16-19 of the moon)
sitans(ɪ)tánn.f.an animal or a part of an animal, or corpse of a human, which has been bewitched and put somewhere in order to perform sth. in the spiritual world
sitetisítétipl.sitetsítétnom. sg.sitétínom. pl.sítêtn.m.a tree spec.Grewia mollisIt gives an edible fruit. Its wood is used to make runku, clubs.
sitimasɪtɪmâpl.sitimansɪtɪmânnom. sg.sɪ́tɪmânom. pl.sɪ́tɪmânn.m.1male, human or animalsynlbung'ai2a helpful, friendly, upstanding manSitima ele lee.That man is upstanding.
siwuosiw:ópl.siwuonsiw:ônnom. sg.síw:on.m.1airamat siwuoto breath in (lit. to drink air)aitai siwuoto breath out (lit. to remove air)2windcfkurrolkutatilwuaorruk
sobuasobûâpl.sobuanisobúáninom. sg.sóbuanom. pl.sóbuanín.f.staff, i.e. walking stick/herding stickIt may be made from wood of the lgueita, silapani, siteti.
soitsó̩í̩tpl.soitoso̩i̩tónom. sg.so̩í̩tnom. pl.só̩i̩tón.m.1stonesoit le nkong'upupil of the eyesoit oiborquartzsoit le Nkaiprecious stone (generic term)soit le naisigigrinding stone for snuffVarieties include: soit wuerrikoi, soit onyukie, soit onyori, soit mara, soit orok (syn. rrarragoi).2large rock3stone of the bao game4battery
sokoteisokotêînom. sg.sókotêîn.m.a plant spec.Salvadora persicaIt gives an edible fruit. The small branches are used as toothbrushes.
sokotosókotôn.m.a leather bag for carrying calabashes filled with water
sompoyesompójenom. sg.sómpojén.f.1a large group of small children, boys and girls2(derigatory) large group of people
somuasómúápl.somuansómûânnom. sg.somúánom. pl.somúánn.f.1speck or foreign body in the eyeMilo openy miata le sumua.Proverb: Don't travel alone without someone to remove the speck from your eye.2(in plural) dust raised by the wind
sootesɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ̂pl.sootensɔ̩ɔ̩́tɛ̂nnom. sg.sɔ̩́ɔ̩́tɛnom. pl.sɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ́nn.f.formerly, a long strip of roasted goatskin eaten by women and childrensoote e nkutuklipsoote e nkong'ueyelidcfsiote
sopiasopîâpl.sopiainsopîâînnom. sg.sópianom. pl.sópîâînn.f.(calendar) a series of four days immediately after the full moon (day 16-19 of the moon)
sitans(ɪ)tánn.f.an animal or a part of an animal, or corpse of a human, which has been bewitched and put somewhere in order to perform sth. in the spiritual world
sitetisítétipl.sitetsítétnom. sg.sitétínom. pl.sítêtn.m.a tree spec.Grewia mollisIt gives an edible fruit. Its wood is used to make runku, clubs.
sitimasɪtɪmâpl.sitimansɪtɪmânnom. sg.sɪ́tɪmânom. pl.sɪ́tɪmânn.m.1male, human or animalsynlbung'ai2a helpful, friendly, upstanding manSitima ele lee.That man is upstanding.
siwuosiw:ópl.siwuonsiw:ônnom. sg.síw:on.m.1airamat siwuoto breath in (lit. to drink air)aitai siwuoto breath out (lit. to remove air)2windcfkurrolkutatilwuaorruk
sobuasobûâpl.sobuanisobúáninom. sg.sóbuanom. pl.sóbuanín.f.staff, i.e. walking stick/herding stickIt may be made from wood of the lgueita, silapani, siteti.
soitsó̩í̩tpl.soitoso̩i̩tónom. sg.so̩í̩tnom. pl.só̩i̩tón.m.1stonesoit le nkong'upupil of the eyesoit oiborquartzsoit le Nkaiprecious stone (generic term)soit le naisigigrinding stone for snuffVarieties include: soit wuerrikoi, soit onyukie, soit onyori, soit mara, soit orok (syn. rrarragoi).2large rock3stone of the bao game4battery
sokoteisokotêînom. sg.sókotêîn.m.a plant spec.Salvadora persicaIt gives an edible fruit. The small branches are used as toothbrushes.
sokotosókotôn.m.a leather bag for carrying calabashes filled with water
sompoyesompójenom. sg.sómpojén.f.1a large group of small children, boys and girls2(derigatory) large group of people
somuasómúápl.somuansómûânnom. sg.somúánom. pl.somúánn.f.1speck or foreign body in the eyeMilo openy miata le sumua.Proverb: Don't travel alone without someone to remove the speck from your eye.2(in plural) dust raised by the wind
sootesɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ̂pl.sootensɔ̩ɔ̩́tɛ̂nnom. sg.sɔ̩́ɔ̩́tɛnom. pl.sɔ̩́ɔ̩tɛ́nn.f.formerly, a long strip of roasted goatskin eaten by women and childrensoote e nkutuklipsoote e nkong'ueyelidcfsiote
sopiasopîâpl.sopiainsopîâînnom. sg.sópianom. pl.sópîâînn.f.(calendar) a series of four days immediately after the full moon (day 16-19 of the moon)
