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5-fo, H. moxrnini/ for the Jcod. 



O-foi), n. the neck: 



O-ga, ». who is exalted, a hero : Og,a Ogo, the Most 



Hiijh ; oga orisa, the chameleon. 

 O-gai), n. a thorn, a cocFs spur : yo oijai), to put 



forth spars. 

 O-g&f), n. an instant ; the hillock of the while ant. 

 6-gai;), I), the large wild boar ; a vain boaster. 

 0-gai>dzo, II. midnight : ogaqclzo medze, great 



darkness. 

 0-gai)-rar), «. a straight coiiise. 

 0-gb&., n. a garden, a fence. 

 6-gba, n. equality, a balance, an equal. 

 o-gbai)-gar), n. a hand-bell. 

 9-gbe, ". a wound: nwoij gba ogbe dc ino, theg 



were cut to the heart, vexed ; ogbe ino, internal he- 

 morrhage. 

 O-gbe-le (ile), n. dry land : ara ogbele, iku abenu 



oboro, dry-land thunder, death with a wide 



mouth, a riddle, meaning a gun. 

 5-gbo-do, n. a dare, defiance, challenge ; — interj. 



no ! 

 O-gbor), n. a precipice, a depth, a deep ditch ; the 



extreme end ; bristles of a turhey-cock. 

 D-gb6r), n. wisdom, cunning : o fi ogboq se e, he 



did it loisely. 

 0-gb6l), num. thirty. 

 o-gbor), n. gauze. 

 O-gborj-gbor), adv. leisely. 



0-gb6r)-ko-gbor) (ogboij ki ogboij), n. subtlety, dis- 

 honest dealing. 

 5'-ge-de, n. the banana. 

 O-ge-ge, n. the cassava. 

 O-ge-ro, n. which is gentle, soft. 

 O-ge-yi, n. cold gloomy weather. 

 O-gO, n. a club, a rod ; a package (of salt). 4 



o'-godo, n. a clay-pit, a pit. 

 O-gO-dzO, num. one hundred and sixty. 

 o-go-fa, num. one hundred and tioenty. 

 o go-rir), num. eighty. 

 O-gO-rui), num. one hundred. 

 O-gO-ta, num. sixty. 

 o-hari, adv. yes. 

 O-he, n. a stupid person. 

 6-hur), n. that place, the place beyond : li oluii), 



there, yonder. 

 O-ka., n. Guinea corn, tlie large red millet (sorgluim) ; 



any kind of corn. 

 5-ka, w. name of a disease: oka iku, the death 



struggle. 

 o'-ka-ndzd-a, n. avarice, a miser. 

 o-kar), num. one, the same : se okai}, to agree, 



coincide. 

 b-kaq, n. the heart, reins. (Fs. 16, V.) 

 0-kai)-l&, 7iiim. eleven. 

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O-ke, n. a sack. 



P*-ke-re, n. a proper name of a man. 



O-ke-re, )i. the squirrel. 



0-k9, n. a husband : oki> iyawu, a bridegroom. 



0-k6, ?(. a hoe ; the shouhler-blade : (iVo &^n, a stir- 

 rup. 



o-ko, n. a canoe, boat, ship, trough, shuttle ; a 

 spear : nwoi) ba ti oko loll, they tvent by ship). 



o'-ko-kar), «. the direct line; the direction towards 

 or opposite to. 



0-ko-kar(, num. one by one, each one. 



o-k9-la-ya, 6-k9-lo-bi-ri, n. a married man. 



9'-k9r)-ri, ?(. a man. 



9-k6-se, n. one toho refuses to do a thing. 



9-kpa, n. a staff, a pole : okpa ikpo, a travelling- 

 staff. 



9-kpa-gui), n. an ensign, a. banner. 



9-kpai-inb6 (okpe amb6) w. the pine-apple. 



9-kpa-k9, n. a jjole to push a canoe. 



9-kpS.-la-ba, n. a bottle, a vial. 



9-kpa-lai, n. a squabble, a dispute. 



9-kpe, n. the oil-palm. 



9-kpe, n. thanks : da okpe, se okpe, to thank. 



9-kpe-le, n. a messenger of If a. 



9-kpe-re, )(. a canoe, a boat. 



9-kp5, n. abundance, a multitude, much. 



9-kp9-16, n. a frog. 



9-kp5-l9-kp9, n. abundance. 



9-kp9r), n. a bowl. 



O-kpo-'WOm, n. an innumerable siuarni. 



o-kui), n. an insect (lulus) ; a stupid person. 



9-la, n. to-morrow. 



5-lfi., )(. honor, authority, majesty. 



0-13., n. wealth, safety. 



0-lfi.-dza, n. a pieace-maker. 



O-la-ra, «. an envious person. 



9-le, n. laziness, one who is lazy. 



O-le, n. a foetus, embryo. 



O-le-le, n. a kind of cake. 



O-lo, n. a, mill-slone. 



O-lo-dzaj n. an executioner. 



9-l9-gar)-rar), n. a kind of cricket. 



9-19-gba, n. a gardener. 



O-lo-gbor), )(. a wise person. 



0-lo-kar), n. which has, or pertains to, a heart : 

 olokai) mini6, one with a holy heart. 



9-lo-k9, n. a spearman. 



0-15-k9, n. a master or owner of a ship. 



9-19-kpa, 9-l9-kpa-g£l, n. a staff-bearer, a bailiff, 

 jjoticeman. 



0-lo-la, n. an honorable or official j^erson. 



o-lo-mu e-ko (omu), n. a maiden nearly grown. 



o-lo-na (ona), n. a mechanic. 



0-16-na (oiia), n. the owner or overseer of a road. 



O-lo-re, V. a giver. 



