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afunní
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noun
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a giver, one who assigns
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ahààn
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noun
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the act of shewing; an exhibition; pretext
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afín
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noun
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an albino
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afín
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noun
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the king’s palace; court. from this is derived alawọfin, contracted into aláfin, the owner of the palace
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afingbá
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noun
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a calabash carver
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afínhan
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noun
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one who betrays, exposes
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afinju
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noun
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a decent, clean person; cleanliness, neatness. sometimes used for cleverness
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afìnnà
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noun
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engraver, sculptor, carver
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afìnná
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noun
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a blower of smith's bellows
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afìnt-ṣe-ajere
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noun
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an unfaithful, treacherous person
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afíṣe
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noun
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an act of wantonness, irreverence
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afìyanjúṣe
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noun
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a shy act; reluctance
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afiyesi
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noun
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attention, observation, charge; a thing to be noticed, superintended
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afọ
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noun
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space, room, vacancy, opportunity, dale, valley
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afọtoro
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noun
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the cork wood
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afọjudi
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noun
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insolence, obstinacy, petulance, audacity, effrontery, hardihood, loftiness
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afọjupamọ
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noun
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one who masks, covers his face
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afọjọṣónà
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noun
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an earnest expectation
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afokuta-bole
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noun
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a slater
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afomìṣebubẹ
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adjective
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an inhabitant of the water, aquatic
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afòmó
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noun
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a parasite; mistletoe
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afọnifọji
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noun
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valley, dale, vale
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afọnilọ́jiyẹ
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noun
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one who challenges, defies
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afọpínà
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noun
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a flying insect; a moth
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afọ́ta
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noun
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defective vision, half blind
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afọ
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noun
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mire in which a pig wallows
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afọ́bájé
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noun
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utter destruction, annihilation; an overthrow
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afọ́gbọ
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noun
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disobedience, petulance
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afọju
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noun
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a blind person
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afọ̀n
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noun
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the baobab tree
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afọnahan
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noun
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pilot, leader, guide, director, conductor
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afọranlọ
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noun
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one who consults another, seeks advice
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afọranmọni
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noun
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one who suspects, suspicion
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afọṣe
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noun
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soothsaying
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afọṣọ
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noun
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a washerman, washerwoman
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afọwọbò
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noun
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a secret, something concealed from the public
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afọwọ́kíkó
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noun
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the act of stealing cunningly; purloining
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afọwọ́tá
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noun
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a careless handling, groping
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afọwọ́wí
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noun
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the act of talking with the hand to a deaf person
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afọwọpe
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noun
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one who beckons
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afọwọwun
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noun
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hand sewn; weaving by hand
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afunni
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noun
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a giver, donor
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afunniniṣe
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noun
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an employer
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afunpọ
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noun
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a trumpeter
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afunti
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noun
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one who uses the wine press
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afura
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noun
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a suspicious person
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aga
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noun
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a chair, a stool
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agabagebe
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noun
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dissembler, hypocrite
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agada
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noun
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a short sword, scimitar
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agádá
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noun
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a hovel
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agadagodo
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noun
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a padlock
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aga-inaraya
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noun
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a sofa
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aga-itise
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noun
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footstool
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aga-iwàsu
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noun
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a pulpit
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agalamasa
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noun
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a double-dealer; deception, trick, device
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agan
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noun
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a barren woman
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agandan
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noun
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a brown yam, also called àlù
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agangan
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noun
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a small stone on which beads are ground; rack; suspenders
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aganju
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noun
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wilderness, forest
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aganju-igbó
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noun
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a thick forest
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aganni
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noun
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backbiter, contemner, despiser
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agan-nigàn
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noun
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a warlike person, plunderer, marauder
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aganwó
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noun
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mahogany tree
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aga-pósi
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noun
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a bier
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agara
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noun
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weariness, fatigue, turmoil
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agàro
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noun
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after-pains
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agasa
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noun
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a kind of fish
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agàgù
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adjective
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copious, bulky, huge
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agbà
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noun
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manhood, adult
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agbá
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noun
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a great gun, cannon; barrel, cask
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agbá
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noun
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a smooth, hard, flat fruit used for medicine
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agbàbò
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noun
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a foster child; a boarder
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agbádá
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noun
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gown, garment, robe
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agbada
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noun
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a coverless earthenware vessel used for cooking and washing; trough; font
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agbàde
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noun
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scavenger, street sweeper
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agbádo
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noun
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indian corn, maize
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agbádu
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noun
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a species of snake, black with a red stripe on the neck; boa-constrictor
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agbadulumo
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noun
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slanderer, defamer
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agbáfìfì
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noun
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the rattlesnake; a snake that springs on its prey; the boa-constrictor
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agbàgbà
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noun
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elders, ancients; assembly of elders
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agbagba
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noun
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plantain
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agbagba ejìyèlè
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noun
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a spotted pigeon
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agbàgbó
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noun
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desertion, rejection; being discarded
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agbagunjo
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noun
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one who incites to war
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agbaiyé
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noun
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the whole world, the universe
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agbájà
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noun
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one who girds himself
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agbajo
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noun
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congregation, assembly, mass, crowd
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agbákò
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noun
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accident; misfortune
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agbákú
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noun
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a frame for carrying a load, usually of bamboo
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agbàlá
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noun
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a frame for carrying a load, usually of bamboo
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agbálá
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noun
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a courtyard, a walled garden
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agbalagba
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noun
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an aged person
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agbalaja
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noun
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a small shirt, formerly much used
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agbalè
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noun
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a kind of insect; a sweeper
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agbálu
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noun
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the whole city
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agbálu
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noun
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see agbako
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agbami
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noun
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the midst of the ocean
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agbani
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noun
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helper, deliverer, reliever
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agbanla
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noun
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a large cask, barrel
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agbanréré
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noun
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rhinoceros; unicorn
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