Rhiokato͉, roast corn.
C:
Sa, give, of liquids ; sameme, give me water ; samenerha,
give water to your father; soviamexereme, give me
a little water.
C:
Sekeniye, come to my place.
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Se͉luwe, more than you (past you).
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Sike͉, near; sike͉mi, near me ; sikoli, near him, it.
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Sikeye͉ki, go further back.
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Sikyo͉mo, go further away.
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Siko͉do, go further away.
C:
Sokwo, unless; sokwo̯iya, unless you go.
C:
Twabe͉vai, twafia, walk fast.
C:
U, you; especially used before g; ugbe̽, you killed him;
ugama, you are good; ugare, will, shall, you come?
úma, you are no good: uwoxa, you speak.
C:
Ubido͉ñ, bush cat, hyena (?).
C:
Uxo͉roͅ, squirrel (large).
C:
Uxu, property. §246 EDO DICTIONARY.
C:
Uxu͉re, carved pole representing ancestors or Ebọ.
C:
Uxuro͉xo͉, uncarved uxure.
C:
Udonehogogo, lungs (?).
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Uga, a rope of yams (22 or 23).
C:
Ugbe, syphilitic eruption round the waist.
C:
Ugbogie͉limi, the black hat of Ovia’s mother; a fabulous
beast.
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Uge, broad road leading into a village or quarter.
C:
Ugiwonaise, one hundred and twenty.
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Ugoga, woman’s bedroom in oderie.
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Ugolo, satirical verses.
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Uguga, room in a house.
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Ugyama, present to king from his children.
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Ugye, worship of king’s father.
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Ugye, twenty. §EDO DICTIONARY. 247
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Uhe͉le͉kugbe, junction.
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Uhume͉le, top (lit. its head).
C:
Uka͉se, rattle (calabash).
C:
Uke͉, foundation for hair; lame.
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Uke͉gbe, tortoise shell ornament.
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Uke͉gbo, calabash with open mouth, fowl calabash.
C:
Ukidelu, moon behind clouds.
C:
Ukihe͉mota, ukiota, ukio͉gmoͅ, o̲viagbe͉de̲, new moon.
C:
Ukihuyi, moon comes out.
C:
Ukino͉beluane, half moon.
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Ukio͉gmo, new (lit. raw) moon.
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Uki, before ; ukigaxia, before you go.
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Ukoͅ, messenger. §248 EDO DICTIONARY.
C:
Uko͉ba, king’s messenger.
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Ukoki, pad (for load).
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Uko͉koͅwo͉, calabash for medicine.
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Ukoti, pin for dressing hair.
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Ukpa, tip ; ukpa͉lame, tip of the tongue.
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Ukpafọgbole, second forecourt.
C:
Ukpe͉we͉, left nipple.
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Ukpogieva, second in age.
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Ukpoguzo, foreign body in the eye.
C:
Ukpoguzo, lozenge pattern (?).
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Ukwomobie, kind of small kingfisher.
C:
Uleha, hair dressing in eighth month of pregnancy.
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Ule͉kọ, medicine worn by pregnant woman.
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Ulo, in a straight line (?).
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Ulo͉ka, balls of corn mixed with oil.
C:
Ulo͉ma, rope barring road during Ovia ceremonies.
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Uma, conference of parties to palaver.
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Umala̯ie͉kpe, all the people of a country.
C:
Umalemedewu, finis ! (story falls down dead).
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Umo͉boͅ, illegitimate.
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Umo͉dia, straight (road).
C:
Umo͉me͉no͉megbe̽hia, cube. §EDO DICTIONARY. 249
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Umo͉mi, the same person.
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Umweriotoͅ, small stick, peeled wands.
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Unie͉le, in three days
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Unye͉gẹ, rat (? striped).
C:
Urhowá, street in market.
C:
Úrhu, neck; voice, language.
C:
Urhue͉do̲, Bini language; —igabale, Hausa; —isa, Ishan ;
—obo, Sobo ; —ora, Ora ; —šekri, Jekri.
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Use̽kino͉de, next market.
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Usie͉le, in four days.
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Usúgbe, mortar (for fufu).
C:
Usume, line of workers ; suite.
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Utu, fern ; long stick ; agricultural eboͅ.
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Uvinyeke, depression in middle of back.
C:
Uvú, hole. §250 EDO DICTIONARY.
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Uvuge͉gbe, place of the mirror.
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Uyi, tank or pool in centre of room.
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Uzama, king’s council.
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Uzo, Maxwell’s duiker.
C:
Vé, and; together; ekita vé egwi, dog and tortoise ; vedialu,
may we stay and do (it).
C:
Wa, why ? what ? where ?
C:
Wa̯iyi, where do you live ? Wame͉, what did you get ?
Wamie͉, what did you see ? Wariei, where are you
going ?
C:
Wa, you ; your ; Wale, know (ye) ; Warhie, take all !
C:
Wabo͉doko, bone, skeleton.
C:
We, thou, thee, thy ; Wé͉le, dost thou know ?
C:
Wo, where. §EDO DICTIONARY. 251
C:
Xire xire, very small.
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