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a
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pronoun
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him, her, it
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a
|
pronoun
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contraction of 'awa' we
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a
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pronoun
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contraction of 'awọn,' they; used in the formation of the passive voice
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àbá
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noun
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attempt, endeavour, motion, proposal, suggestion
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àbá or àbárá
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noun
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a slap with the palm of the hand
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àbá
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noun
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a kind of mat
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àbà
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noun
|
barn, granary, store, garner
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àbà
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noun
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a staple; stocks; a kind of banyan tree planted in the street to afford shade
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abà
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noun
|
incubation
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àbàdà
|
adverb
|
(hausa) for ever
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àbadẹni
|
noun
|
a waylayer, one in ambush
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àbàfọ
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noun
|
luck, fortune, fate
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àbaiyéjé
|
noun
|
a busy-body, a meddling person
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àbàjà
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noun
|
certain facial marks among the yoruba people
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àbàjẹ
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noun
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a kind of yam
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àbájẹ
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noun
|
the act of eating together; mess
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àbàlà
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noun
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a yoruba pudding made with rice
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àbálẹ
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noun
|
frequent occurrences
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àbàmò
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noun
|
mortification, painful reflection, remorse
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àbamọ
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noun
|
a potter
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àbandan
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noun
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one portion of anything which is divided into parts (as cloth, paper, iron)
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àbánidìje
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noun
|
a rival; a competitor
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abánidù
|
noun
|
an emulator; a competitor
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abánigbélé
|
noun
|
an inmate; a lodger
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abanijẹ́
|
noun
|
a slanderer, a calumniator, a despiser
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abánijẹun
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noun
|
one who partakes of the same dish
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abanikú-ọ̀rẹ́
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noun
|
a faithful friend
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abánisẹ
|
noun
|
coadjutor, co-worker, helper
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abanisíṣe
|
noun
|
coadjutor, co-worker, helper
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abámúwí
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noun
|
reprover; rebuker; admonisher
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abá-owu
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noun
|
ginned cotton
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abápadá
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noun
|
a casual occurrence; an accidental coming into contact; by chance
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abapin
|
noun
|
the act of sharing together
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abápọ̀
|
noun
|
a hammock
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abarapárá
|
noun
|
a strong healthy person
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abásílẹ̀
|
noun
|
one who forestalls, one who bespeaks
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abàtà
|
noun
|
pond, pool, marsh
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abàtí
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noun
|
a failure in an attempt, insecure holding, anything one fails to avoid
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abatílo
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noun
|
a coming and going
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abáwin-gbìmo
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noun
|
a spiritualist medium; diviner
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abàwọ́n
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noun
|
a stain; a blot; a blemish; a speck; a spot; a taint
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abekanna
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noun
|
one having claws
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abérẹ́
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noun
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an enquirer; questioner; querist
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abéré
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noun
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a bitter drug used in weaning children
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abẹ́so
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adjective
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fruitful; fruit-bearing
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abẹ́ṣẹ́
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noun
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a good-for-nothing person. a word of abuse for inferiors
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abẹ́
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noun
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the lower part; bottom
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abẹ́
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noun
|
razor; lancet; penknife
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abẹ́bẹ́
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noun
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a fan; an advocate; a pleader
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abẹ́dá
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noun
|
a stroke which sunders; clean cut with one blow
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abẹ́yanu
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noun
|
importunity
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abẹ́kanna
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noun
|
one having claws
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abẹ́lá
|
noun
|
a candle
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abẹ́lọ́
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adjective
|
private; secret
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abénilori
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noun
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executioner
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abẹnụgbagba
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noun
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a kind of loose, baggy trousers
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abẹ́rẹ̀
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noun
|
needle
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abẹ́rẹ̀
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noun
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the sword of state used only by kings of certain tribes
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abẹ́rẹ̀-alùgbè
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noun
|
a pin
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abérin
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noun
|
a ridiculer; one who laughs when others are censured
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abẹ́rọ
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noun
|
a trowel (a tool used in plastering)
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abẹ́sẹ
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noun
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a title of honour; a messenger
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abẹ́tẹ́lẹ́
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noun
|
a bribe
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abẹ́tù
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noun
|
a rivulet, brook, running water
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abẹ́wẹ̀-bùra-eke
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noun
|
a suborner
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abia
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noun
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armpit
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abiamo
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noun
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a mother with a baby; a parent
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abiyamọ
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noun
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a mother with a baby; a parent
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abíkẹ́hìn
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noun
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adj. last born, younger
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abiku
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noun
|
children who die in infancy
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abila
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adjective
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having marks, striped, checkered
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abilẹkọ
|
noun
|
a married woman; one living with a husband
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abinilẹre
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noun
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questioner; interrogator
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abinúkú-ẹnì
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noun
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a spiteful man, malicious person, persecutor, calumniator
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abinúkú-enia
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noun
|
a spiteful man, malicious person, persecutor, calumniator
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abirun
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noun
|
a sick, infirm person
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abíwo
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adjective
|
having horns
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abiyẹ
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adjective
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winged
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abọ
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noun
|
sole (fish)
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abo
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adjective
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female of beasts, also applied to infants but never to grown-up persons
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abò
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noun
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refuge, shelter, covert, safeguard, protection, screen, security, shield, defence
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abòdò
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noun
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a pudding made with ground corn
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abojuto
|
noun
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superintendence, supervision, care
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aboleta
|
noun
|
a thatcher
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abó-ọka
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noun
|
a bundle of guinea-corn
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aborí
|
noun
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a kind of fish used in idol worship
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abóse
|
noun
|
a mat screen over a canoe for shade
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abòsi
|
noun
|
deception, fraud, forgery, dishonesty
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abòji
|
noun
|
a wretched being
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abóya
|
noun
|
exposition, revelation, disclosure
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aboyun
|
noun
|
a pregnant woman
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abọ
|
noun
|
a coming back, arrival, cessation, returning
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àbọ
|
noun
|
half, moiety
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abọ
|
noun
|
one who is free
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abọgan
|
noun
|
a mosquito
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abọgipọpe
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noun
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a worshipper of wood and palm; an idolater
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abọgún
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noun
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a worshipper of the god of iron and war
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abọla-funni
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noun
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a respectful person. venerator
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abọlù
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noun
|
the act of feeding together (as cattle)
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abọmáfo
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noun
|
hardware
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