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Uyo–Bielefeld Ibibio Dictionary (Urua, Ekpenyong, Gibbon) installments. waan - /waa�/ [waaN] HH tv: wrap around, tie around, wrap in (pl. of waN ). waan - a /waa�a/ [waaNa] LLH iv: become torn, tear off; branch off, turn off (pl. of waNa). waap /waap/ [waap] HH tv: snatch, grab, take away by force (var. wappa). waara /waara/ [waara] HHH interj : do quickly, become quick (pl. of wara). waat /waat/ [waat] HH tv: remove leaves from a branch with horizontal or glancing strokes of a machete. waat /waat/ [waat] LL tv: propel, drive (animal, bicycle, car, canoe). waat /waat/ [waat] HH tv: startle, surprise, take unawares (esp of an unexpected visitor). waat /waat/ [waat] LL tv: scatter, sprinkle (purposefully as grains, seeds) filter (gari, make the gari go through the holes of the filter). wagha /wa�a/ [waRa] LH iv: become torn, tear off; branch off, turn off. wagha /wa�a/ [waRa] LL ideo: sound of starched cloth or paper being crumpled. wai /wai/ [wai] LL tv, iv: tear, rend, scratch, tear off, tear up, tear out; pay a debt in installments, iv drizzle. wain /wain/ [wain] HL n: [Eng] wine (of the European type referred to in church services). wak /wak/ [wak] H iv: become many, much. wak /wak/ [wak] L tv: tear, rend, scratch, tear off, tear up, tear out; pay a debt in installments. wakka /wakka/ [wakka] LH iv: become torn, tear off; branch off, turn off. wamma /wamma/ [wamma] HH iv: do quickly, be become quick. wan - /wa�/ [waN] H tv: wrap around, tie around, wrap in. wana /wana/ [wana] LH tv: share, do with, associate with. wan - a /wa�a/ [waNa] HH iv: become wrapped around, coiled; coil (of a snake or plant). wan - n - a /wa��a/ [waNNa] HH tv: rev of waN remove what is wrapped around. wap /wap/ [wap] H tv: suck (var. wOp). wappa /wappa/ [wappa] LH tv: talk loosely, vulgarly. wappa /wappa/ [wappa] HH : rev of wOpO stop sucking. wappa /wappa/ [wappa] HH tv: snatch, grab, take away by force. wappa /wappa/ [wappa] HH tv: rev of wOp stop sucking. wara /wara/ [wara] HH iv: do quickly, become quick. wat /wat/ [wat] H tv: remove leaves from a branch with horizontal or glancing strokes of a machete. wat /wat/ [wat] L tv: propel, drive (animal, bicycle, car, canoe). wat /wat/ [wat] L : scatter, sprinkle (purposefully as grains, seeds) filter (gari, make the gari go through the holes of the filter). waya /waja/ [waja] HL n: [Eng] wire; telephone. waya /waja/ [waja] LH iv: sneeze. waya /waja/ [waja] LH iv: become torn to pieces (of people and animals). weem /weem/ [weem] LL iv: flow, become flowing, loose (of garments). weeme /weeme/ [weeme] HHH iv: become light (of daylight). weeme /weeme/ [weeme] LLH iv, tv: flow, become flowing, loose (of garments). weeme /weeme/ [weeme] LLH iv: warm oneself in the sun or by the fire, bask. 126
Uyo–Bielefeld Ibibio Dictionary (Urua, Ekpenyong, Gibbon) weene /weene/ [weene] HHH iv: become poor. weere /weere/ [weere] LLH iv: have a pattern or decoration, become written on, marked with, patterned; decorate, mark, stain oneself. weet /weet/ [weet] HL n: [Eng] a well of the European type (a deep artesian well). weet /weet/ [weet] LL tv: write (pl. of wet). wen /wen/ [wen] L tv: level the ground (in building a house, heap sand to fill in depressions and then smooth it out flat). wen - /we�/ [weN] H tv: soothe, pat, rock a child. wene /wene/ [wene] LH tv, iv: flatten the top of something which has been heaped up, level off the top. wenne /wenne/ [wenne] LH tv: flatten the top of something which has been heaped up, level off the top. wen - n - e /we��e/ [weNNe] LH tv: treat with respect; treat kindly; handle with care, give a warm welcome. were /were/ [were] HH iv, tv: roll. were /were/ [were] LH iv: have a pattern or decoration, become written on, marked with, patterned; decorate, mark, stain oneself. wet /wet/ [wet] L tv: write. winde /winde/ [winde] HL n: [Eng] window (var. windo, awindo). wi.ppe /w�ppe/ [wIppe] LH iv: burst, give way. wo.ba /w�ba/ [wOba] HL n: guava (var. awOfa, wOfa). wo.bo. /w�b�/ [wObO] LH tv: carry a person, esp a child, on the back, the child is not tied on but holds the shoulders of the person carrying him. wo.fa /w�fa/ [wOfa] HL n: guava. wo.k /w�k/ [wOk] H iv: swim; become loose. won - /wo�/ [woN] H tv: soothe, pat, rock a child. wo.n - n - o. /w��/ [wONNO] HH tv: turn aside, turn off, move aside. woobo /woobo/ [woobo] LLH iv: do patiently, stay patiently, become patient (always followed by another verb) (var. wuubo). wo.o.k /w��k/ [wOOk] HH iv: become loose (pl. of wOk). woomo /woomo/ [woomo] HHH tv: scoop up with the hands (not water). woop /woop/ [woop] LL iv: do patiently, stay patiently, become patient (always followed by another verb) (var. wuup). woot /woot/ [woot] LL tv: kill (pl. of wot). wo.o.t /w��t/ [wOOt] LL tv: lend, borrow. wo.o.t /w��t/ [wOOt] HH tv: show; do for (pl. Of wOt). wop /wop/ [wop] L iv: do patiently, stay patiently, become patient. wo.p /w�p/ [wOp] H tv: suck. woppo /woppo/ [woppo] HH tv: scoop up with the hands (not water). wo.ppo. /w�pp�/ [wOppO] LH tv: talk loosely, vulgarly. wo.ppo. /w�pp�/ [wOppO] HH tv: rev of wOp stop sucking. wot /wot/ [wot] L tv: kill. wo.t /w�t/ [wOt] H tv: show; do for. wuagha /wua�a/ [wuaRa] HHH iv: become mixed (of dry things with dry, wet things with wet). 127
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