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abọni
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noun
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an adorer, worshipper
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abọpa
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adjective
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fatted, fed for slaughter
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abọrẹ
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noun
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a chief priest of the grove, idol priest
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abọrisa
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noun
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a worshipper of false gods, an idolator
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abọsèjé
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noun
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a sabbath breaker
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abọṣẹ
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noun
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work done by a person after his master’s work is done; job work
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abubután
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noun
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a descriptive name for whale
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abuja
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noun
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a short cut to a place; anticipation of another’s words
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abùjẹ
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noun
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a shark
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abùká
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noun
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the act of encompassing
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abuke
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noun
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a hunchback
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àbùkù
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noun
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a remainder, deficiency, disgrace, fault, contempt, spot, blemish, deformity, slur, fragment, discredit
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àbùkún
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noun
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an addition to, increment, supplement, blessing, zest
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àbùlà
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noun
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adulteration, dilution
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àbùlé
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noun
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a village, a hamlet
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àbùlé
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noun
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act of imposing a fine
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àbùlè
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noun
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a patch, a piece sewn on to cover a defect
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abumó
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noun
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addition, exaggeration
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abúni
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noun
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reprover, scolder, one who reprimands, chides
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abunni
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noun
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giver, donor, benefactor
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abupa
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noun
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a vaccinator
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abúra
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noun
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a swearer, an oath taker
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aburan-owu
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noun
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cotton carded and prepared for spinning
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aburò
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noun
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a younger relative; cadet
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abuso
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noun
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falsehood of one's own invention, rumour
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abùtà
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noun
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a species of butterfly
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àbùwè
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noun
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soap
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àdá
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noun
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a cutlass, a bill-hook with wooden handle mostly used by farmers
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àdàbà
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noun
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a dove
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àdáhà
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noun
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proposer, mover, suggester, one who attempts
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àbábòbòni
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noun
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defender, succourer, protector, guardian
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àdábpnì
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noun
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self-assumption, the taking of responsibility upon oneself
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àdàbòwo
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noun
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self-assumption, the taking of responsibility upon oneself
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àdádé
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noun
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result, consequence
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àdáfè
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noun
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a crown-wearer, a king
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àdádó
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noun
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isolation
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àdága
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noun
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nothing
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adagogo
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noun
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a bell founder
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adagun
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noun
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lake, pond, pool
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adájo
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noun
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judge, umpire, arbitrator
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adaju
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noun
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a pitiless person; a forward person
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adakadeke
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noun
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a lie; treachery
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àdálé
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noun
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an accumulation
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adalu
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noun
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an amalgamation, a mixture, an alloy
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adámálèṣe
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noun
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a braggart, one unable to perform his boast
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adámi
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noun
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a gasp
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adámò
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noun
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a mistaken view, heresy
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adámọ̀-di
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adjective
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tending to be
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adámọ̀ran
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noun
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counsellor, suggester, adviser
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adan
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noun
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a bat
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adaniduro
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noun
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a detainer; one who checks, hinders
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adanilagara
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noun
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an importunate person
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adanilara
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noun
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vexatious one, one who disappoints, mortifies
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adanilárayá
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noun
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one who enlivens, cheers up another
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adanilẹ̀kun
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noun
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a prohibiter, one who forbids
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adanilohun
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noun
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one who answers
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adaniloro
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noun
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a tormentor, one who afflicts
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adaniniijì
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noun
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one who alarms, frightens, terrifies
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adanirú
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noun
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one who puzzles, confounds
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adánrin
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noun
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a furbisher, a polisher of metal
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àdánù
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noun
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a loss
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àdàpè
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noun
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a nickname; an alias; a contraction
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àdàpọ̀
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noun
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a mixture; union, alliance
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adaran-jóko
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noun
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a grazier; a shepherd
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àdáràn-nla
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noun
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felon; criminal
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adaraya
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noun
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a lively person
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adarijini
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noun
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one who forgives, a pardoner
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adaripon
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noun
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a male lizard
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adarudapo
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noun
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adj. indiscriminate; topsy-turvy
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adarudurudusile
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noun
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an anarchist, one who causes discord
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àdásan
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noun
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instalment; an old debt incurred by some relative
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àdásí
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noun
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a thing spared from the rest, a gleaning
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àdásí
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noun
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an accumulation
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àdáwétà
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noun
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a dealer in leaves used to wrap food in
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àdáwó
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noun
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transcriber, printer
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àdáwín
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noun
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payment by instalments
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àdáwólé
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noun
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undertaker; adventure, adventurer
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adayánfé
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noun
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one who chooses a husband, wife without the parents’ consent
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adé
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noun
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a crown
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adébipani
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noun
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starvation; a starveling
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adédè
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noun
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unsettled
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adehun
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noun
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agreement, bargain, treaty, stipulation
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adélóbọ
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noun
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a married woman; an old woman
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adélè-ọba
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noun
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regent, acting-governor; lieutenant
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ademu
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noun
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a calabash with cover used for drinking
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adéna
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noun
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one who watches on the road, a sentinel, sentry; hinderer, impediment, way-layer
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ade-ọba
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noun
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diadem, crown
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adèrègbè
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noun
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a fish whose eyes are peculiarly and irregularly placed
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adépọ
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noun
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an idol-worshipper
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adẹ̀dà
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noun
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a maker of counterfeit coins
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adẹ̀dọ̀
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noun
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a fisherman
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adẹ̀gbà
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noun
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a shrimp catcher
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adẹ̀gún
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noun
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a fisherman who catches lobsters with ògún, a kind of basket
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adẹja
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noun
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a fisherman
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adẹ̀mù
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noun
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a diving fisherman
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adẹpa o
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noun
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an appropriate salutation to one going out hunting
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adẹrasilẹ
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noun
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a yielder, one who surrenders
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adẹṣẹ
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noun
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a sinner
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adẹtẹ
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noun
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a leper
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adẹtisilẹ
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noun
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a listener, an eavesdropper
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