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td-na (6na), v. to go along the road, to trace the 



footsteps, to take the lead. 

 tor), !'. to run, as a melon-vine. 

 t6l), ttil), adv. again, once more. 

 to-re (ta), V. to give a present, to offer : tore fitui, 



to give alms. 

 t5-ro, V. to borrow, to beg. 

 tb-se (Sse), v. to trace out, track, e.r<!ini>ie. 

 t6-to, I', to be whole, comjjlete ; — adv. fullij. 

 t6 . . . ■wo, V. to taste. 

 to . . . "w6 (ti 9w6), 2}rep. by (means of). 

 to-W9-bo (te), V. to dip the hand in (Mat. 26, 23). 

 to-w6-te-se, adv. (bound) hand and foot. 

 t6-WO-t9-W9 (owo), adv. respectfullg, reverently. 

 \m, V. to tlirow out,to sp>it ; to pluck up ; to fail. 

 tQ, V. to untie, to loosen ; to break loose, as a horse ; 



to pour out, to gush, to tap a barrel ; to scatter, to 



plunder, to unfold, to blossom, to brealc up, as a 



crowd; to pull a paddle or oar: iii q^q, to bring 



tidings that the bearer' s friend is dead. 

 to., V. to cease from jMining, to ease, to reconcile ; to 



be cool or cold. 

 tu-ba (Arab.), v. to repent. 

 tu-b6 (tuq), V. to try again. 

 tu-bu, n. a jail. 



tu-dzu-ka (odzu), v. to take courage, be cheerful. 

 tu . . . ka, V. to scatter. 

 tu-ko, V. to navigate. 

 tu-kpu, adv. precipitately. 

 tu-ku, n. a wild hog. 

 tu . . . la-ra (li), v. to refresh. 

 tu-la-sir), n. misfortune, evil. 

 tu . . . la-so (li), V. to strip one. 

 tu-le (ile), V. to break up the earth, to plough. 

 tu . . . le-do (li), V. to console. 

 tu . . . lo-dzll (li), V. to tame, to charm, as one does 



a serpent. 

 tum-bu, n. the silk-worm. 

 tu-md, V. to disclose a secret, to baffle a plot ; to 



explain words, to crpound. 

 tu . . . nl-ho-ri-ho, v. to strip naked. 

 tu . . . ni-no (ino), v. to pacify, comfort, console, to 



propitiate. 

 tu-n6. See tu . . . nino. 

 ttl-ra-ri, n. perfumery of any kind. 

 tu-to, V. to spit. 

 tu-tu, n. coldness, greenness (not dry, as plank) ; 



raivness, which is wet ; freshness (not salt) : 6 dzc 



e ni tutu, he ate it raw. 

 tfl-tu, adv. entirely. 



w 



wa ? adv. where ? iwe mi wa ? where is my book ? 



"Wfi, y. to seek; to share ; to tremble : wnr\,tofnd 



out, discover. 

 ■wS., v. to be, live, endure, stand ; to dig, to pull an 



oar or paddle : wa imo, to perceive ; wa. iaye or 



li aye, to live. 

 Ava, 2}>'on. us, our. 

 "Wa, adv. loudly. 



Ava-di (idi), r. to examine into, to scrutinize. 

 ■wa-du-Awa-du, adv. hurriedly. 

 ■wa-dze, v. to seek or seize food, to forage ; to 



gain. 

 ■wa-dzi, n. blue dye or color. 

 ■wa-dzo, n. to investigate a cause ; to avenge a 



wrong. 

 "wa-ga, n. a package of kaui). 

 wa-gar), n. mush. 

 "Wa-gl, n. butter. 



wa-gui) (ogui)), V. to set in battle array, 

 wS-h, V. to come. 

 wa-hfi-la, V. to trouble. 

 wa-hd-la, n. trouble, affliction. 

 "wa-ha-ri, n. a slave woman taken for a wife. 

 ■wai. See wayi. 



■wa-ka-si, 'wa-ra-ka-si, n. cheese. 

 wa'-ka-tl, n. time, season, hour. 

 ■wa . . . ki-ri, v. to seek for. 

 ■wa-la, 71. a board to write on, a slate. 

 ■wa-la-mi, n. an oar, a canoe-p)addle. 

 "wS-le (ile), ('. to search a house. 

 ■wa-16, ('. to be at home. 

 ■w9.-le (ile), V. to dig the ground, to dig. 

 ■war)-rar)-"war)-rar), adv. irregularly, foolishly. 

 "Wa-kp5, v. to be end to end, to abut. 

 ■wa-ra, n. a shower. 

 ■wS.-ra, V. to be nimble. 

 ■w§.-ra, n. milk. 

 ■wa-ra-kpa, n. epilepsy. 

 ■wa-ri, V. to divide or share ; to do homage, to 



worship. 

 ■wa-ri-fa, n. a counsellor, one of the cabinet. 

 ■wa-ri-ko (ori), v. to sit head to head, as two per- 

 sons leaning forward in conversation. 

 ■wa-rl-ri, v. to tremble. 

 ■W'a-ri-ri, v. to tremble greatly. 

 "Wa-ror)-ki (oroij), v. to stiffen the neck, to be 



obstinate. 



■wa-si, -wa-su, v. to preach. 



■wa-"wa, n. a leaf of maize. 



■wa-'W^i, v. to make an excuse. 



■wa-"w6, V. to cease, abate. 



■wa-yS.-i-dz§., v. to come to a close coritest. 



■wa-yi, adv. now. 



■we, V. to twist, to curl, to fold ; to wean a child. 



■w^e . . . kp6, V. to twist or wind together. 



■we-le, adv. tvavlngly, as grass in the wind. 



