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i-da-ru-da-kp6, n. a confused mingling p^e mixture. 

 i-da-si, n. which is spared, a remnant, gleaning, 



officiousness. 

 i-da-si-lS, n. « beginning, cause ; an ordinance or 



law. 

 i-da-se, n. a venture, risk, hazard. 

 i-dfi-wS, w. consulting the gods or an oracle, 

 i-da-wo, n. See idaro. 

 i-da-'wo-kpd, n. union, combination. 

 i-da-ye-da-ye, adv. now and then, occasionally. 

 i-de, n. bandage, bond ; a binding : ni ide, bound. 

 i-de-bi-kpa {Ak ebi), n. starvation. 

 i-de-hui), n. a bargain. 

 i-de-le, n. guardianship ; family medicine. 

 i-de-na, n. a king's officer who has charge of the 



revenues of a district ; a custom house ; an ob- 

 struction in the road, a hindrance ; a lying in wait, 



an ambuscade. 

 i-de-ni, «. bondage. 

 i-de-ri, n. a lid, a cover. 

 i-de-ti (idi eti), n. the bur of the ear. 

 i-de. Sec de. 

 i-de, n. brass. 

 i-de, n. a demijohn. 

 i-dS. See de. 

 i-de-kur), n. a snare. 

 i-de-ti, n. failure, inability. 

 i-de-'WO, n. a trial, temptation, snare. 

 i-di, n. a bundle, sheaf, bunch ; costiveness. 

 i-dl, n. the rump, buttock, hilt ; a source, cause, rea- 

 son : ri idi, to understand, to prove ; wk idi, to in- 

 vestigate ; so idi, to expilain. 

 i-di, n. an eagle : idi baba akosa, the eagle is the 



father of birds of prey. 

 i-di-dzi, n. a fright, an (Harm, 

 i-di-glia-rO (da), n. a remaining in a standing 



posture, 

 i-di-kp5 (da), n. union, combination. 

 i-di-le (ile), n. kindred or race of the same stock. 

 i-di-lu (ilu), n. a mixing, a mixture. 

 i-di-n6 (ino), n, anger, passion ; costiveness. 

 i-dir), n. a maggot, skipper : di idig, to breed 

 worms. 



i-di-ror) (iioi)), n. a plaiting of the hair, 



i-dl-ibl) (oroi)), n. a neck-tie. 



i-do', n. encampment, settlement, colonization ; siege; 

 the herb canna. 



i-do-do, n. the navel ; in the Iketu dialect, a room. 



i-do-gbo-lu, n. a stumbling-block. 



i-do-ko, n. an arriving at the farm ; the name of 

 a town. 



i-dor), n. the bed-bug, chinch. 



i-d6r), n. sweetness, pleasantness. 



i-du-gbo-lu. See idogbolu. 



i-du-ro, n. a standing, the erect position. 



i-dza, n. a blow. 



i-dza, n. wrestling, fighting, war, strife : idia idi\, 



motion of the whirlwind. 

 i-dza-ba, n. trouble, annoyance. 

 i-dza-dar), m. fruit which the bats have gnawed. 

 i-dza-de-16h, w. a going forth. 

 i-dza-du, n. scrambling, earnest contest. 

 i-dza-i-ya, n. fear. 

 i-dza-kS.-di, n. wrestling, struggling. 

 i-dza-kpa-ti, n. a pitched battle, contest ; a snatch- 

 ing from the hand. 

 i-dza-16h, n. the black ants called " drivers."  

 i-dza-nu, n. a bridle-bit ; a club with an irmi hook 



on the end used by kidnappers. 

 i-dzai)-dza, n. small pieces. 

 i-dza-r9, n. detection of falsehood. 

 i-dza-sar), n. a leathern guard on the left wrist to 



defend it against the bow-string. 

 i-dze, n. a race, competition, emulation. 

 i-dz§, n. a reed ; the seventh day. 

 i-dze-dzi-la, n. twelve days ago. 

 i-dze, n. an effect ; a response, reply. 

 i-dze, n. feed, food, wad of a gun. 

 i-dze-'bo, n. an altar. 

 i-dze-ka, n. deep sleep, snoring. 

 i-dze-re, n. the silk of maize. 

 i-dze-ri, n. testimony, evidence. 

 i-dze-riri, n, four days ago, 

 i-dze-ta, n. three dags ago, 

 i-dzi, n. a whirlwind, a storm ; fright, surprise. 

 i-dzi-gbo, n. a chief priest. 

 i-dii-gg-igx), n. a ravine, valley. 

 i-dzi-ka, n. deep sleep. 

 i-dzi-la, n. a famous or notorious person, 

 i-dzi-le, n. depth, mysteriousness. 

 i-dzi-in6, n. See adiim6. 



i-dzi-na, n. depth (from tbe top of a height), dis- 

 tance, expenditure. 



i-dzi-ni (oni), n. seven days hence, 



i-dzir). Sec idzi and idiina. 



1-dzi-se-kpa-le (ile), n. the early afternoon. 



i-dzo-WTi, n. jealousy, envy. 



i-dzo-ye, n. officer. 



i-dz9, ft. an assembly. 



i-dz6, n. a day : idz& odui), new year's day ; idio 

 bibi, birth-day ; idi6 gbogbo, daily. 



i-dz6-kfi.i)-lo-g'b6r) (li ogboij), adv. seldom, occa- 

 sionally, now and then. 



i-dzo-ni, n. eight days hence. 



i-dzu, n. wilderness. 



i-dzu-re, n. a pattern. See akpediure. 



I-fti, n. one of the Yoruba idols. 



i-fa, n. a round shave, used for scoopitig out the 

 pulp of green calabashes. 



i-fk, n. gain, luck ; abatement, ebbing. 



