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e-gbii;), n. Ji/th. 



e-gbo. It. bran, husk of ff rain. 



e-gbo, «. boiled maize, hominy ; ioiiyhness. 



e-gho, n. a root ; a sore, ulcer. 



e-gbor), n. a, Jlca, a tick. 



e'-ge-de, adv. onhj. 



e-gi-ni. See ogakc. 



e-gi-ri, n. chilliness: egiri mu mi, I am chilli/. 



e-gui), n. an imprecation. 



e-gur), e'-gur)-gur), t>. a bone. 



E-gui)-gur), n. one of the rjods. 



e'-gu-re, n. , a villar/e. 



e-gu-rir), n. dirt, filth. 



e-ha-se, e-hS.-ti-se, «(/('. «'%•■ what for? 



e-he-re, n. a crop, a harvesting. 



e-hil), n. a tooth : cliii) okaDkaij, a front tooth ; 

 eliiijiloq, toothache. 



e-ho-ro, ii. a rabbit. 



e-hu, II. a sprout, blade of young grass. 



e-hCl, II. which is old and stale. 



e'~i-b6, o'-i-bo, n. a white man. 



ei-di, n. a wart. 



e-kar), e-ka-na, a claw, finger-nail. 



e-kai), n. young sprouts. 



e-kar), n. a wooden pin or jDcr/. 



e-ke, n. a lie, falsehood ; a liar. 



e-ke-dze, num. the seventh. 



e-ke-dzi, num. the second. 



eki, «(?('. only: aW viwni, pure gold. 



e-ki-ri, n. a kind of goat. 



e-ki-ti. Sco okiti. 



e-k6, n. which is callous ; hard jwds of okra. 



e'-ko-lo, n. the earth-worm. 



e-ko. See oruko. 



e-kpa, n. a crust. 



e-kpe, n. a curse, cm oath. 



e-kpo, n. chaff, htisk, bark ; ixdm-oU. 



e-ku. See ekute. 



e-ku-ku, n. a cocoon. 



e'-ku-lu, n. a kind of antelope. 



e-kur), e-ku-kur), n. a knife-handle, a hill of a 

 sword. 



e-kui), J(. ^M'o()'«p/«Z sickness; a. region of coun- 

 try. 



e-kur), e-ku-rur), ». the knee. 



e'-ku-ro, «. the dry palm-nut. 



e-ku-ru, n. bread ofjiea-meal. 

 e'-ku-ru, n. dust. 

 e-ktl-ru, n. the mange. 

 e'-ku-te, n. a rat. 

 e-ku-ya, n. a pot-herb. 

 e-le, n. force, violence, hardness. 

 e-16, n. a course or layer, on a wall ; an eminence ; 

 iron tools, weapons ; interest on money : ele ! to 

 arms ! 



e-le-gbe, n. an aider, instigator ; one who responds 



'ft chorus. 

 e-le-ge-de, n. a ■pum2)kin. 

 ele-ke, n. a liar. 

 e-le-kpe, n. a sioearer. 

 e le-ni-ni, n. a backbiter, a dcspiser. 

 e-le-ri, «. ivhich is filthy, filthiness. 

 e-le'-ru-kpe, n. which is earthy or earthly. 

 e-le-se, n. a maker or seller of colois. 

 e-le-SO, n. which is fruitful, fruit-bearing. 

 e-le-su, n. one possessed ivith the devil. 

 e-le-ti, ■/(. one who is obedient. 

 e-le-yi, pron. this. 

 &-lo, adv. how' much? in price : elo yi ? hoio much 



for this ? 

 e-lo, n. .use ; furniture, a utensil, ingredient : oliuij 



elo, a vessel. 

 e'-lu-b9, w. yam-fioiir. 



e-mi, pron. J, me : emi na, emi tikara mi, I myself. 

 e-mi-na, n. the fruit-bearing yam-vine. 

 e-mi-rir), n. the sand-fly. 

 e-mo, n. a bur growing on grass : emo agbo, a 



large kind of bur. 

 S-mb, 71. which is unknown, strange ; a monster, a 

 wonder ; emo de loni, a wonderful thing has hap- 

 pened to-day. 



e-na, n. a stretching ; a visit. 

 e-na, n. leariJ-pins of a loom. 



e-ni, num. one. 



d-ni, n. an addition to price or quantit)-, something 

 added to a message. 



e'-ni-a,m. a human being, person ; mankind, people. 



e-ra, i-ra, m. a kind of antelope. 



e-rk, n. a small black ant. 



e-rai). See irai). 



e-rar), n. crah-grass. 



e-rar), n. inflection. 



e-re, n. an imprecation. 



e-rfe, n. an image ; goodness, gait, going : ere csii), 

 the gait of a horse. 



e-re, n. a question : bi If Ore, to ask ; Ore idi ro ? 

 why ? for what reason ? 



e-re, n. the boa constrictor. 



e-re, n. gain, desert, guilt, interest on money; a 

 crop : dze ere, to gain. 



e-re-ke-re, n. dishonest gain, filthy lucre. 



e-re-kfe-ti, n. a dunghill. 



e-re-ko, n. a hamlet. 



e-re-ku-SU, n. an island. 



e-re-ni, n. the fourth day hence : )) o loli li creni, 

 / will go four days hence. 



e-ri, for ori, n. the head: cri ckui}, the knee-pan. 



e-ri, e-rir), n. filth, wet bran fed to goats. 



6-ri-gi, ". the gums. 



e-rir), w. an elephant. 



