A DICTIONARY GBARI LANGUAGE - Roger Blench

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A Dictionary of the Gbari Language Trial Edition Roger Blench and Musa Doma ∫i v. to ask a question see also ∫e∫i ∫ila n. announcement of the death of someone old or important and a ceremony for the death ∫ona to deny ma ∫ona I denied (it) ∫owulu n. Morally wrong action ∫ure n. Covering, shell ∫wa v. to get ∫wada n. palm ∫wari n. compound ∫wo v. to ingest any powdery substance (e.g. tobacco) to lick ∫wi v. to incubate (eggs) ∫wi v. to hide ∫are a ∫wi na dobwi keto lo the cat hid under the granary ∫wulu n. Dust, dirt ∫wure n. Dust (esp. after strong wind) gbmasa a ∫wure zhi ge the harmattan has brought in dust ∫wutingba n. Someone who weeps all the time C. ca v. to lay (eggs) caa adv. completely azo caa it is completely finished caca v. to be clean cace=caca[Z.] n. Crayfish, Prawn cakpa n. Broom made from reeds or oil-palm fronds cakpacakpa adv. dried-up, worn out cagnari n. A cracked vessel that can still be useful cagnari n. Fish sp. Tiger-fish Hydrocynus vittatus catuya n. necklace ce v. to throw ce cimwa v.p. to drop a load of firewood ce epa v.p. to urinate ce etse v.p. to shoot an arrow ce ewo v.p. to give money (to a dancer or musician who impresses you) ce gidinga v.p. to fire a gun ce kulu v.p. to encircle ce manti v.p. to spit cebitu ? extra cegnu n. Disease that affects the ribs cegnu v. to go round s.t. cego n. Thumb-ring used by archers ceko n. soap cembe n. Vine. Jumblebeads, cats' eyes. Abrus precatorius -7-
A Dictionary of the Gbari Language Trial Edition Roger Blench and Musa Doma cence n. Eleusine Finger-millet Eleusine indica cengbe n. A large bird that flies fast and eats the maize cere n. larger cereal pieces left behind when flour is sieved cewo v. to price (s.t.) cf. sugbasa to do business cewye v. to confuse cewye v. to glance cewyena a. Misbehaved disruptive, naughty ena cewyena the naughty goat cewyi n. Rice. et. ece Hausa + ewyi guinea-corn ceza v. to report s.o. cezna v. to be abundant, to be in surplus ceznu v. to move across ci v. to put on the ground ci v. to be in a certain position bwada ci a there are the shoes cibana n. looking at something too attentively ciciyi n. Person with a rash all over the body Cido n. Dance for the Gbmunu Drum. Pottery drum used for this dance cife n. hedgehog cigbe n. medicine cigu n. Mushroom. A type of mushroom that grows at the base of a rotting tree in the rainy season. Eaten with okra in soup. cigwyi n. Piece of curved tree bark used for carrying glowing charcoal cikna n. Thicket cikanto n. V-shaped piece of wood used to support a pot of porridge cikparegede n. phlegm cimwa n. tree wood stick firewood cimwa-ceta n. firewood store cin v. to look for to seek cin..bo v. to be able, 'can' cinkpwe n. stool ciri a. specifically cisociso adv. dry, spongy and tasteless cisociso adv. tangled up citankasa n. ginger (
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