afienrhan [afyẽ́řã̀] n.
headache.
agbẹtẹ [àg͡bɛ́tɛ̀] n.
one afflicted with one or more body ulcers, especially on the legs.
aitalọ [áytàlɔ́] n.
sore-throat (also atalọ).
akpanmwunse [àk͡pã̀ɱũ̀sè] n.
eczema.
akpannigiakọn [àk͡pã̀nigyakɔ̃̀] n.
soregums; infected gums.
arighẹghan [aɽiɣɛɣã] n.
a painful swelling in the groin region.
aroẹtẹ [àɽwɛ́tɛ̀] n.
the surface of an ulcer.
arọ [àɽɔ̀] n.
cripple; paralysed person.
arhuaro [àřw̃áɽò] n.
a blind person (cf. afuozu).
arhuẹ [àřwɛ̀] n.
circumcision.
asukpẹ [àsùk͡pɛ̀] n.
hiccups.
atalọ [átàlɔ́] n.
sore-throat (also aitalọ).
atọrhi [àtɔ̀ří] n.
gonorrhoea.
atọwọ [àtɔ̀wɔ̀] n.
whitlow on the finger, believed to be caused by the poison of the caterpillar, isue.
awuekia [àwwékyà] n.
impotent man.
ayenhọ [àyẽ́hɔ̀] n.
1. a deaf person;
2. (idiom) a stubborn person.
egberranmwẹn [èg͡bèrã́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
health.
egbewọmwẹn [èg͡bèwɔ́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
tiredness and fatigue.
eghorẹ [èɣóɽɛ̀] n.
an idiomatic expression for pregnancy.
ehe2 [èhé] n.
menstruation.
ẹhẹnnẹdẹn [èhɛ̃́nɛ̃́dɛ̃́] n.
perfect health and wholesomeness.
èkhue [èxwè] n.
1. shame, embarrasment.
2. shyness; self-consciousness.
ekpakara2 [èk͡pákáɽá] n.
convulsion; it afflicts mainly children.
elapurhu [èlápuřù] n.
fugitive swellings in the groin.
elarhẹlarhẹ [èlářɛ̀lářɛ̀] n.
a disease in which fluid collects in cavities or tissues of the body; dropsy.
emiamwẹn [èmỹã̀ɱɛ̃̀] n.
illness (also uhunmwonva);
emiamwẹn-Uhobo ― “Urhobo sickness”
, i.e. gonorrhea.
emitan [èmítã̀] n.
laziness; indolence.
emwẹnmwẹn [èɱɛ̃́ɱɛ̃̀ɛ̃̀] n.
madness.
emwienkhue [èɱĩẽ́xwè] n.
disgrace; shame; embarassment. (also emiekhue).
emwinfi [èɱĩ̀fí] n.
smallpox.
emwingbeni [èɱĩ́g͡bénĩ̀] n.
“thing that killed elephant”: tooth-ache (also emwinrrakọn).
emwinrrakọn [èɱĩ̀rákɔ̃̀] n.
“something in the teeth”: toothache (also emwinrrunu).
emwinrraro [èɱĩ̀ɽáɽò] n.
fever; also yellow fever or malaria fever (also evbirraro).
esalọ [èsálɔ̀] n.
a disease in the form of small sores on hands and feet.
evè [èvè] n.
elephantiasis of the scrotum.
ezẹgizẹgi [èzɛ́gízɛ́gí] n.
dysentery diarrhoea.
ẹda [ɛ̀dà] n.
leucorrhoea.
ẹkobalọmwẹn [ɛ̀kòbálɔ́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
“hurting of the belly”: grief; sadness; distress.
ẹkohihiẹmwẹn [ɛ̀kòhíhyɛ́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
“pouring of the belly”: diarrhoea.
ẹkokhọmwẹn [ɛ̀kòxɔ́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
“badness of the belly”: displeasure; irritation.
ẹkorhiẹnrhienmwẹn [ɛ̀kòryɛ̃́ryɛ̃́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
“sweetness of the belly”: happiness; joy; pleasure.
ẹkorriaramwẹn [ɛ̀kòráɽáɱɛ̃̀] n.
“bitterness of the belly”: unhappiness; sorrow.
ẹkpohunmwun [ɛ̀kapòhũ̀ɱũ̀] n.
headache.
ẹtẹ̀ [ɛ̀tɛ̀] n.
sore; ulcer.
ibalegbe [ìbàlèg͡bè] n.
(< i-balọ-egbe): quick temper; hot temper. (cf. egbebalọmwẹn).
ihuru [íhúɽù] n.
an itchy foot irritation, believed to be caused by the droppings of earthworm: isinkolo (isan-ikolo).
iku2 [ìkù] n.
(of a sore) pus; gangrene:
iku la ọre ẹtẹ nẹ ― “His sore is now gangrene.”
ikpu1 [íkpú] n.
a variety of skin disease which itches very much.
ilaguẹguẹ [ílàgwɛ́gwɛ̀] n.
a kind of disease known as paralysis agitans.
ise [ìsé] n.
1. nail;
2. pain in the chest caused by the inflammation of the pleura (i.e. the two serous membranes lining the thorax and enveloping the lungs).
iso2 [ìsó] n.
a deep muscle abscess suffered by the elderly.
odò2 [ódò] n.
a disease: a variety of abdominal dropsy.
oguozizi [ógwózìzì] n.
high fever involving much shivering.
ohanmwẹn [òhã̀ɱɛ̃̀] n.
hunger:
Ohanmwẹn gbe mwẹn ― “Hunger is hitting me: I am hungry.”
ohuẹn [óhwɛ̃́] n.
cough:
ohuẹn si ẹre ― “cough is worrying him: He has cough.”
okiribọtọ [òkìɽìbɔ̀tɔ̀] n.
a rash infection of the scrotum.
oligbegbe [ólíg͡bèg͡bè] n.
goitre; morbid enlargement of thyroid gland, often showing as a large pendulous swelling in the neck.
oni [ònĩ̀] n.
1. fever; cold;
2. cold weather, capable of causing a cold:
Oni naa fi gbe ― “This cold weather is too severe.”
otoro [òtòɽó] n.
1. diarrhoea;
2^.^ fluid faeces:
Ọ sa otoro kue egbe ― “He passed fluid faeces on his body.”
ovbamẹ [òʋámɛ̃̀] n.
thirst:
Ọ kpẹre ne ovbamẹ ke gbe mwẹn sin ― “It is a long time since I have been suffering from thirst.”
ọhà [ɔ̀hà] n.
catarrh; head-cold.:
ọha kpokpo mwẹn “catarrh is worrying me”: I have catarrh
.
ọkhọnmwọn [ɔ̀xɔ́ɱɔ̃̀] n.
a person suffering from a long-term or chronic illness: ọkhọnmwọn ― oti ― “leprosy patient”.
ọkpatalẹ [ɔ̀kpàtàlɛ̀] n.
severe case of gonorrhoea.
ọkpo1 [ɔ̀kpò] n.
pile; haemorrhoids.
ọrọ [ɔ̀ɽɔ̀] n.
paralysis.
ọ́wa [ɔ́wá] n.
epilepsy.
úde [údè] n.
a sickness that commonly afflicts infants, caused by the enlargement of the spleen.
ugbẹrherhe [ùg͡bɛ̀řèřè] n.
a sickness of infants ― a condition clinically known as “displaced fontanel” (“^the fontanel is the membranous space in an infant’s head at adjacent angles of the parietal bones.”).
uhunmwonva [ùhṹɱṍvà] n.
illness; sickness (usually serious).
ukugba [ùkùgbà] n.
1. belt.;
2. disease: inflammation of the groin glands.
ukhùnmwun2 [ùxũ̀ɱũ̀] n.
1. medicine; drug; medication:
Ọ kpogho ukhùnmwun nẹẹ wọn ― “He mixed some medicine for him to drink”
;
2. magic charm:
Ọ ru ukhùnmwun osisi nẹẹ ― “He made a charm against guns for him.”
ukhúnmwun [ùxṹɱũ̀] n.
1. famine;
2^.^ the period of two months before harvesting season.
ukparanmwẹn [ùkpáɽã́ɱɛ̃̀] n.
(also ukparo) a disease which is often described as “coated tongue”; symptoms include lack of appetite, fever, and constipation.
úkpewẹn [úk͡péwɛ̃̀] n.
a disease: palpitation.
ukpogho [ùk͡póɣó] n.
1. cowrie;
2. a disease of the eye in which the eyeball is partially or wholly covered by a white blotch and thereby resulting in partial or total impairment of vision; cataract.