Imale, I measure ; I don’t know.
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Imanọle, I don’t know it.
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Ima̯iya̯iyi, I disbelieve.
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Imavale, I do not meet, I miss.
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Imie͉ze, I have money.
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Imihenaxia, in order to go.
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Imio̯i, I find it ; I see it.
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Imoha, tribute to king.
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Imoͅlosa, I owe money.
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Imomo͉gbera̯ize, I ferry across.
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Imudia, I stand; I stay; I stop.
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Imue, I carry (in one hand).
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Imune, I (take and) give. §218 EDO DICTIONARY.
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Imwexa̯ifẹ, I carry on my hip.
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Imwefwa, I throw away; I lose.
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Imwegbele, imwegbe, I am ready, I prepare.
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Imwegbene͉, I am ready.
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Imweniuhumu, I carry on my head.
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Imwe͉mobo, I carry in my hands.
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Imwewo̲wo͉, I carry on my back.
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Imwegbina, I make peace between people.
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Imwe͉kpa, I put off a cloth.
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Ina, they, their, them.
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Inafia̯i, I am ready to cut.
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Inatobina, themselves.
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Inaneva, both, they two.
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Inaweva, both ; they two.
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Ine͉le, I understand ; I know it.
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Íne, I am constipated.
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Iṅwa, I grow up. Iṅwale, I grow. §EDO DICTIONARY. 219
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Iniele, I make profits.
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I̽nii, fashion, custom.
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Ininye, I deliver a message.
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Iniunuyigbe, I am silent.
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Inoͅlota, I ask a question.
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Inoͅle͉mi, I ask for a thing.
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Ino̽xwome, how many wives have you ?
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Inokare, I came first.
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Iṅwe, I catch ; I suckle.
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Inwo͉nixi, how much is that ?
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Inyako͉mohu, yam used as “ pillow.”
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Inyigbe, I strain (in passing fæces).
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Irenewekere, I came before you.
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Irhale, I am a thief. §220 EDO DICTIONARY.
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Irhalewowa, I pillage a house.
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Irhialua, I destroy; I spoil.
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Irhie, I take ; I carry (in two hands).
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Irhiegbotǫ, I put on the ground.
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Irhieyotǫ, I take down.
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Irhie͉li, I pick it up.
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Irhiene, I give ; irhiniyane, I give yams.
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Irhiene, I am surprised.
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Irhio͉le, irhioi, I wake up (trans.).
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Irhoͅli, I pick it up.
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I̽rhue, I circumcise a boy ; I cut a girl ; I put on cloth.
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I͉rhúe, I bend ; set a trap.
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Irhukmo͉ñ, I put on a cloth.
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Irhure͉kua, I throw out water.
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Irie, I eat ; irinya, I eat yams.
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Irinelimiri, part of Osun ; rope in which Elimi is tied.
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Irio͉, I take (several things).
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Iriuxumu, I take medicine.
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Iroͅ, I live. §EDO DICTIONARY. 221
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Irigbe͉de, I live in Agbede ; ire͉do, I live in Edo.
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Irualefwa, I push away ; I upset.
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Isadà, I give to drink.
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Isa̯iyo, I put (liquid).
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Isapame͉logodi, son’s son’s son’s son.
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Isa͉vañ, long stone axe.
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Isé, flat musical stick.
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Ise͉, mancala, a game.
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Isè, rattle (calabash).
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I͉sè͉, I am ; I get ; I reach.
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Iselai, I permit, allow.
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Isenyogie, twenty-five (in counting).
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Ise͉riǫ, I bless ; take off curse.
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Isiekotǫ, I extinguish.
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Isiela̯iodyeke, I leave behind.
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Isie͉mi, things collected one by one.
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Isili, silver. §222 EDO DICTIONARY.
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Isiolulu, I spin cotton.
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Isiwa, I sing; dosiwame, come and sing for me.
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Isobo̯io, I begin; I catch him.
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Isome͉, I pierce (with wood).
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Isono͉ro, ? cloud; sky in the I wet season.
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Isuo̯i, I prick, I pierce (with a spear).
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I̽susu, evil thing, ? spirit.
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Ita͉̽, I guess ; riddle.
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Itai, I speak, I say it.
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Itegamwe, I try to catch.
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Itepe, a kind of snake.
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Iterhagbotǫ, I fell a tree.
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Itihe͉, I curse, I abuse.
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Itiko, I call a meeting.
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Itoge, I lie. §EDO DICTIONARY. 223
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Ito̯̽i, I roast; o͉norie͉toͅ, she gives to roast ; o͉norie͉to̯i, she
takes and roasts.
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Itotasotǫ, I sit down.
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Itotoͅ, I dig the ground.
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Itwi, smoother for inside of pot.
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Itume, I have connection with.
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Itu o͉ma, I salute a man.
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Iturewoke, I go down the hill.
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Iva̯ila, I turn off the road.
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Ivale, I catch up ; I break.
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I͉vi, iviebo, cocopalm ; palm kernel.
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Iviawaneha, belt of Orion.
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Iviawe, part of foot above heel.
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I͉viekbo, snake. §224 EDO DICTIONARY.
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