A DICTIONARY GBARI LANGUAGE - Roger Blench
A DICTIONARY GBARI LANGUAGE - Roger Blench
A DICTIONARY GBARI LANGUAGE - Roger Blench
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A Dictionary of the Gbari Language Trial Edition <strong>Roger</strong> <strong>Blench</strong> and Musa Doma<br />
APPENDIX 4.<br />
Personal Names<br />
Name Male/Female Etymology<br />
Abuyegye<br />
Ayebo<br />
Babya<br />
Bakpna<br />
Batsashe<br />
Be-Ebofe<br />
Bwanwaba<br />
Ciyari<br />
Dabogna<br />
Dadowyo<br />
Damaabi<br />
Damaabi<br />
Damaye<br />
Dasheni<br />
Dazani<br />
Dede<br />
Demwa<br />
1<br />
An attractive place<br />
A secluded place<br />
A child born to parents who have lost several children previously<br />
Unexpected evil or good<br />
Deze<br />
Someone believed to be a reincarnation<br />
Dnagna<br />
Dnari<br />
Dnawo<br />
Dodo<br />
Doperi<br />
Gbegniya<br />
Gbegun<br />
Gbewuba<br />
Gbogbo<br />
Gimbo<br />
Gishye both Given to God. A name for a child born after several children have<br />
died<br />
Gnamsun<br />
Kabonda<br />
Knado<br />
Maarena<br />
Ndori<br />
Shaagi<br />
Shaama<br />
Shaanabo<br />
Shaasun<br />
Shaawo<br />
Shaayebo<br />
Shamabo<br />
Shamaye<br />
Shegibo<br />
Shesubo<br />
Sungoye<br />
Teboya<br />
Tnada<br />
Someone who has been maltreated within the community<br />
Child whose father died before he was born
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