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s3.-rar) (se), v. to be silly from age, he in oneh 



dotage. 

 sa-re (se), v. to make right, to he right. 

 sa-re (se), v. to he older than. 

 sa-r6, V. to meditate, to he thoughtful. 

 sa-ro-kpii), v. to limit. 

 sa-ro-ye, v. to dispute, complain. 

 sa-sa, n. an old hroom ; scars left hy small-pox. 

 sa-sa, adv. entirely, tlwroughly ; scatteringly. 

 sa-ta, n. mud, mire. 

 sd.-tl, V. to cast away, to set at naught. 

 sa-ti-kpo, V. to sojourn, emigrate. 

 saur)-saur), adv. ivell, thoroughly: 6 gbede wa 



sauij^aur), he understands our language well. 

 s5.-"wa-da (se), v. to jest, joke. 

 Sk-'WO (so), V. to plot, conspire. 

 sa-'wo-tai) (so), V. to heal, cure. 

 sa-"wor) (se), v. to he stingy. 

 sa-yai) (se), v. to stink. 

 s4-yar) (se), v. to pick out, cull, select. 

 se, V. to do, to make ; to he ; to ail : 6 ^e ehig bi 

 elede, he has a hack like a hog ; kl ise ti wa, it is 

 not ours ; awa ^e ti Oloruq, loe serve God ; bata 

 k6 se gug ori okuta, shoes are not good to climb up 

 a rock ; nwoi) se oduq, they are keeping new year's 

 day ; ^e e ki 6 mole, make it shine ; wiwo Had ^e 

 ni tit9, the crooked shall he made straight ; ki i^e 

 e ? what ails him ? iba T)se, fever ails him ; and rS 

 i)^e mi, I am sorry for him ; ko \h se m^li (or ai) 

 must ; avva ko le se mih dia (or aidza), loe must 

 fight. 

 se-be, n. a black snake. 

 se-Tbi, V. to suppose, to do as if. 

 se . . . dzi-na, v. to deepen. 

 se-fe-fe, v. to he vain, to hrag. 

 se-gS.-fa-ra, v. to excuse. 

 se-gbe, v. to perish, to he lost. 

 se-i-ro-na. See Verona. 

 se-ke (eke), v. to tell a lie. 

 se-kpe (se), V. to swear. 

 he ... la-bu-kfir) (li), v. to dishonor. 

 se . . . Ifi-le-dzo (li), v. to entertain a guest. 

 se-la-ra (ilara), v. to envy, 

 he ... Ig-gi-ri (li), v. to chill. 

 se . . . Id-m5 (li), v. to treat coldly. 

 se-le-ri (ileri), v. to promise, to vow. 

 se . . . le-te (li), v. to communicate the leprosy to. 

 se . . . IS-AWa, v. to beautify, to decorate. 

 se . . . lo-fo (li), V. to bereave. 

 se . . . lo-re (li), v. to befriend. 

 se . . . 16-re (!i), v. to confer a favor. 

 se...lO-SO (li), V. to clothe, to adorn, to fur- 

 nish. 

 se-ni, V. to trouble, annoy. 

 sd-ni-a {id), v. to be kind, accommodating. 



s6-ni-sl, V. to exceed or go beyond one's instruc- 

 tions, to add to the price. 

 se . . . nl-dzam-ba, v. to do violence to, to mal- 

 treat. 

 se . . . ni-se (ise), v. to punish. 

 se-ri-dzfi, v. to serve as a steward. 

 se-ro-na, v. to go in search of. 

 se-sir) (esiij), v. to ridicule. 

 se-tar), v. to complete, to be completed. 

 se-tl, V. to pertain to, to serve. 

 se-ur) (olmi)), v. to he kind, good : o seiii), thank 



you, well done ! 

 se, adv. greatly. 



se, V. to come to pass, to happen, to be fulfilled. 

 s6, V. to break, as a stick ; to break up or subdue as 

 a town ; to make a noise : se okui) bo im6 e4ii), 

 make the rope into a noose on the horse's nose. 

 sS, v. to sin ; to commence. 

 se-bo (se), v. to make a sacrifice. 

 Be . . . bo, V. to make into a noose on a thing. See 



"sf 

 se-da, n. silk. 

 se-dS. (se), v. to create. 

 se-dzti (odiu), v. to wink the eye. 

 se-fe (se), V. to jest, mock, ridicule. 

 se-gbe (se), v. to associate with. 

 se-ge, n. a kind of grass, broom-sedge. 

 se-gur) (ogiii)), V. to conquer, prevail over. 

 se-hir) (se), v. to be behind or last, 

 se'-i-ye (se), v. to rebel, revolt. 

 se-ke-ke, v. to reckon by tickets, to cast lots ; to 



give an account. 

 se-ke-re, ». a calabash-drum, tambourine. 

 se-ke-se-ke, n. fetters, shackles. 

 se-ke-te, «. beer of maize or Indian corn. 

 se-kpe, v. to wither. 

 se-kpo, V. to be double. 

 se-ku (si), V. to open the door. 

 se . . . kui), V. to diminish or remove a part. (Exod. 



■5, 8, 11.) 

 se . . . le-ti, V. to hem. 

 se-le-ya (sc), n. to despnse, contemn. 

 se-mbe, adv. in a flickering manner. 

 se . . . ni-kpo, v. to double. 

 se-n6 (ino), v. to miscarry, to suffer abortion. 

 se-o-rui), n. ike setting sun when it appears large. 

 se-ri, V. to turn into another course, to take another 



direction. 

 se-sir), v. to ridicule, to be ashamed. 

 se-se, se-tor), adv. nearly, recently. 

 s6-se, n. which is broken. 

 se-tar) (se), v. to be deceitful, to deceive. 

 se-te (^c), V. to conquer, to gain the victory in a 



dispute. 

 se-tu (ie), v. to be speckled. 



