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! ENGLISH, IBO AND FRENCH DICTIONARY BY THE MTHEES OF THE HOLT GHOST ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIO?f ONITSHA SOUTHERMiaERIA 1904 Missionary printing-office of the Sodali'ty of St. Peter Claver at Salzburg, Austria. plT TL83l6i 10 1 n J Notize on Igbo pronunciation. I. The following types are generally admitted in the Igbo ortho- graphy, namely: a, a, b, c, d, e, ? f, g", h, i, j, k, 1, m, n, o, o, p, r, s, t, u, w, y, z. As a general rule, every letter or combination of letters, I'epre- sents the same sound on all circumstances. IL Vowels. The vowels have always the same sound, thus: a sounds always as a in ?mat? e " - ? ■ ? e ? ?fate? i ? ? ? ? ?is? 0 ? ? 0 ? ?hole? u ? ? ? u ? ?put? Remark. The vowels (a), e, o. u can have a sharp or a grave sound. III. Consonants. All the consonants, with the exception of h, have the same sound as in EngUsh. — The aspirate ?h? is only used to form the compounds ?gh? and ?sh?. Remark. The consonants g, s and t have always the hard sounds as in the words ?good?, ?sell? and ?tei'mitate?. IV. Compound consonants. The compound consonants are of a frequent use in the Igbo language. They are six, namely: kp, gb, ^h, sh, n. In kp the k must be considered as modifying the consonant p ; thus kp in ok pu, hat. Qh has ratlier the sound of a strong b, uttered with an effort of the lips. Oh are throat letters. It is by trying to utter ? h in the throat that the right sound is given; thus ^halu, leave. ? has the sharp sound of ch in ?cherry? v. g. ?iiku, God. Sh has the sound of sh- in ? sheet ?. Ashilisha, a kind of fruit. S" is the équivale ntof ng in German. It has the guttural sound of in ?Engel?. i V. ]Nasal isounds. The vowels a, e, o are frequently ac- companied by a nasal sound, when followed by the consonant n* Thus awu, sun; ewe, monkey; own, death. Yl. ?iliisioii. As a general rule it may be stated that elision nearly always takes place when two vowels come together; thus if* odjo (for ife odjo) evil. EUsion does not take place in the following cases: 1. When euphony does not admit it. 2. When through its use, the meaning of the word would have to suffer. ENGLISH - IBO - FRENCH DICTIONARY. A A; — Ofu; — Un-e; art. Aback; — Azu, ii'azu; — En arriere; adv. Abaft; — Ekwiim ii'ekwum; — (idem) Abandon; — Kapu, ^banari; — Abandonner; v. a. Abandonment; — Nrapii, ng'banari; — Abandon; s. Abase; — Budata, Wedata; — Abaisser; v. a. Abasement; — N^budata, Nwedata; — Abaissement; s. Abash; — Oba^hale, Dji, Meiiye ifele n'irii; — Confondre; v. a. Abate; — Beiiata, beru; — Diminuer; v. a. Abatement; — Mbeuata; — Rabais; s. Abatis; — Osisi-o^ig'e ; — Abatis; s. Abbreviate; — Grbunkenke, Benkenke; Abréger; v. a. Abdicate; — Lida n'ukpo; — Abdiquer; v. a. Abdomen; — Afo, ere; — Abdomen; s. Abduce; — Sefu, fufu, lafii; — Oter; v. a. ?Abduction; — IS'sefu, iilafii; — Enlèvement; s. Abed; — ?^'akwa; n'lila, ii'ute; — Couché; adj. Aberrance; — Ndjefye; — ■ Erreur, s. Abet; — Du, Du-aka, Nye-aka; — Exciter, Encourager; v. a. Abhor; — So, Kpo-asi; — Détester; a. Abhorrence; — Iso-nso; — Exécration, s. Abhorrent; — Bi-iso-nso — Exécré; adj. Abide; — Bi, bili; — Demeurer; v. n. Abihty; — Idi-ike; — Habileté; s. Abject; — Ife ii'elor'elo; — Abject-e; adj. 1 4 Abj — Acc Abjuration; — Idju-ii'iyi; — Abjuration; .s-. Abjure; — Dju-u'iyi; — Abjurei-; t. a. Able; — Di-ike; — Capable; adj. Ablution; — oS'wu?a, iiwiK^apu; — Ablution; .s. Abnegation; I?u-?wiye-i<?u; — Abnégation; .s*. Abode, — OW; imo; — Demeure; s. Abolish; — Wepu; — Abolir; v. a. Abominable; — Di-alu; — Abominable; aclj. Abominate; — So; — Abhorrer; v. a. Abomination; — Alii, iiso; — Abomination; s. Aboriginal; — (xbo; — Oi-iginaire; adj. Abortion; — Okwokwo-ime, Ik^vo-ime; — A vertement; Abound; — Ba, iiyi, tiilu; — Abonder; v. n. About; — Okilikili, okolokolo; — Autour; prep. Above; — Enii, iiMsi, ii'eiiu; — Au-dessus de; prep. Abrade. — Kwo(?a, ?i(?a; — User; v. a. Abreast; — Sita, iririi; — De front; adv. Abridge; — Be-nkenke, kpukonata; — Abréger; v. a. Abridgement; — Ibe-nkeiike, Ig"bu-nkeiike ; — Abréviation; s. Abroad; — X'ilo, ii'animadii ; — Dehors; adv. Abrogate; — AVug"lie; Avupu; — Abroger; v. a. Abrogation; — Nwug'he; — Abrogation; s. Abmpt; — Di-iitumade, di-ibili iidjo; — Abnipt-e. adj. Abscess; — Efifi, esoso, ife-otiti; — Abcès; s. Abscind; — Bepii, g-bupu, g'bubepii; — Couper; a. Abscission; — Mbepii, ng-biii)u; — Coupure; s. Abscond; — Zolu, dj.olu; — Se cacher; v. n. Absolve; — Wu?a, wu?apii; — Absoudre; v. a. Absorb; — Mi; — Absorber; a. Absorbtion; — Omimi; — Absorption; Abstain; — Punata; — S'abstenir; v. n. Absterge; — Fi?a, Fi(?apu; — Absterger; v. a. Abstinence; — Mpuiiata; — Abstinence; .s. Absti-act; — Sepu; — Abstraire; v. n. Abundance; — Imelime; — Abondance; s. Abundant; — Bi-imelime ; — Abondant; adj. Abuse; — Meto; — Abuser; v. n. Accede; — Kivelu; — Accéder; v. n' Accelerate; — (xbaiiu, Xukpo; — Accélérer; v. a. Acceleration; — Mg-baim, iiiuikpo; — Accélération; .s. Acc — Ade 5 Accept; — Weill, nalii; — Accepter; v. a. Acceptable; — Di-onana, di-owewe; — Agréable, ])Iaisant; oxlj. Access; — Xkpudebe; — Accès; s. ^ Accessible; — Di-nkpiidebe ; — Accessible; adj. Accession; — ^djelii; — Al)oi'dage; s. Accident; — 0?^hom; ife-ibili udjo; — Accident; .s. Acclimatation; — Xiiyoli; — Acclimatation; s. Acclimate; — Xyoli; — S'acclimater; v. n. Accompany; — Sonyelii; — Accompagner; v. a. Accomplice; — Ofii-abo; — Complice; s. Accomplish; — Mezii; — Accomplir; v. a. Accord; — Kwenyelu; — Accorder; v. a. According to; — ^oiiyelu; — Selon; prep. Accost; — Metiialu, kpotiialii, kene; — Accoster; v. a. Account; — (xii-onii, kpe-onii, ko-akiiko; — Compter; v. a. Accouple; — Zakodo; — Accoupler; v. a. Accumulate; — Tiikpolii; tiikpobe; — Accumuler; v. a. Accurse; — Bii-onu; — Maudire; v. a. Accusation; — Ebo, ebobo; — Accusation; s. Accuse; — Bo; — Accuser; v. a. Accustom; — Meli; — Accoutumer; v. a. xicerbity; — X^wumanya; — Acreté; s. Ache; — ?^'g'bu; — Mal; s. Achieve; — Lu, me; — Achever; v. a. xicid; — Uka; — Acide, aigre; adj. ^cidity; — Ig-ba-uka; — Acidité; s. Acknowledge; — Kwiiputa, kwelii; — Avouer; v. a. Acquaint; — Gwata; — Informer; v. a. Acquire; — Epata, lutà; — Acquérir; v. a. Acquit; — Ka, rapii; — Acquitter; v. a Aciid; — Inu; — Acre; adj. Across; — Ufye; — A travers; prép. Act; — Me; — Agir, faire; v. a. Action; — Omemc; — Action; s. Active, — Xg-wa, iikele; — Actif -ve; adj. Acute; — Di-enu; — Aigu-e; adj. Add; — Ounye; — Ajouter; v. a. Addict; — Ralimye; — Se livrer; v. n. Adduce; — Weputa; — Produire; v. a. Adept; — Oka, okaiia; — Adepte; s. adj. 1* 6 Adh— Aff Adhere; — Zado; — Adhérer; v. n. Adhesiveness; — Ife di-nyamanyanya; — Ténacité; s. Adieu; — Ndo, nodumma; — Adieu; mterj. Adjourn; — Bura; — Ajourner; v. a. Adjuge; — Ra-ene; — Adjuger; v. a. Adjuration; — I^ba iyi; — Adjuration; 5. Adjust; — Dozi; — Ajuster; v. a. Admirable; — Di-iikili; — Admirable; adj. Admire; — Kili; — Admirer; v. a. Admit; — Kwelu; — Admettre; v. a. Admix: — Gwo, g"l)e; — Mêler; v, a. Admonish; — Du-odu; — Avertir; v. a. Admonition; — Xdumodu, ido-iiti; — Avertissement; .v. Ado; — Uzu, n^bag-hali; — Peine; s. Adolescence; — Okolobya; — Adolescence ;J5. Adolescent; — Di-okolobya; — Adolescent-e ; "^o^*. Adopt; — ?^olu; g'unye na mva; — Adopter; v. a. Adoption; — Ig-uiiye 11a inva; — Adoption; s. Adorable; — Di-iisekpulu, tolii-iisekpulu ; — Adorable; adj. Adore; — Sekpulu; — Adorer; v. a. Adoration; — ?^sekpulu; — Adoration; s. Adorn, — Dokwa, ?omma, ke, djikwa; — Omer; v. a. Adornment; — ?o mma^ ekeke; — Ornementation; s. Adulation; — Mila; — Adulation; 5. Adult; — Okeiiye; — Adulte; s. adj. Adulteiy; — Iyi, oyi; — Adultère; s. Advance; — Oa, ^a ii'iru; — S'avancer; v. n. Advent; — OWbya; — Avènement; s. Adversary; — Oiiye-ilo, di-oke; — Adversaire; s. Advert; — Do-iru, <?e-iru; — Eemarquer; v. a. Advertence; — I?e-iru; — Advertance; s. Advice; — ?^dumodu; — Avis; s. Advisable; — Di-iduodu; — Convenable, à propos; adj. Advise; — Du-odu; — Avertir; v. a. Advisement; — Ndumodu; — Déhbération ; s. Afar; — yoteaka; — Loin; adv. Affection; — Uso; — Affection; s. Affectionate; — Di-uso; — Tendre, doux, affectueux; adj. Affirm; — Kwu; — Affirmer; v. a. Affirmation; — Okwukwu; — Affirmation; s. Af f — Ah ! 7 Affix; — Tinye; — Annexer; v. a. xifflict; — So^bu; — Affliger; v. a. Affliction; — Nso^bu, afufu, iiiye afufu; — Affliction; s. Afflictive; — Di-iisog"bu; — Affligeant, -e ; adj. Afflux; — ?^'runye; — Affluence; s. Affright; — Dji-eg'wu; — Effrayer; v. a. Affront; -- 3Ieya; — Outrager; v. a. Afield; — ??''ofya, n'ozala; — Champêtre-; o?j, Afoot; — K'ukwii; — Pédestrement; adv. Afore; — Obo; — Devant, en avant; iwej). adv. Aforetime; — Ekpo^bo; — En premier Heu; Afraid; — Di-e^wu, di-iidjo; — Effrayé-e; adj. Aft; — Ekwum; — A l'arrière; adv. After; — Ikpe-azu; — Après; jorep. After ages; — Nudu^andu ; — Avenir; s. Afterward; — Eniesia, n'ikpeazu; — Ensuite; adv. Again; — Ozo, azi; — Encore; adv. Against; — Kwasi, medide; — Contre; ^rep. Age; — Nka, okenye; — Siècle, ages; s. Agglomerate; — Kpukoka; — Agglomérer; v, a. Aggrandize; — Biini; — Aggrandir; v. a. Agile; — Di-ukele, di-ng"wa; — Agile; adj. Agility; — Idi-ukele, idi-n^wa; Agilité; 5. Agitation ; — IS'marube ; — Agitation ; s. Agitator; — Onye-sog''bii; — Perturbateur; s. Agnate; — Di-iia-ima; — Parent; s. Agoing; — ^odjedje; — En mouvement; o?v. Agone; — Oalua^a; — Passé, (long); adj. Agonize; — €rhe-arii; — Toiiurer; v. a. Agony; — Aru-o^lie^he, — Agonie: s. Agree; — Kwe, di nofu; — Agréer, s'accorder; v. a. Agréable; — Bi-okwekwe, di-nkwenye ; — Agréable; adj. Agreably; — X'okwekwe, na nkwenye; — Agi'éablement ; adv. Agreement; — Okwekwe, ag-ba, use, — Agrément; s. Agricultural; — Ife-ug-bo; — Champêtre; adj. Agriculture; — Olii-gbo; — Agriculture; s. Aground; — X'aiii, di-ii'aiii; — Echoué, à terre; ad;j. Ague; — Aru-oku, akapat'oyi; — Fièvre; s. * Aguish; — Di-aru-oku; — Fébrile; adj. " Ah! — Ewo! tawo! Ahe!; — Ah!; inter j. 8 Ahe— All Ahead; — X'ini; — En tête, en avant; adv. Aid; — Xye-aka, du-aka; — Aider; v. a. — Inye-aka; — Aide, secours; s. Ail; — Gbu, ya; — Avoir mal; v. n. Ailment; — Oya, lya-iya; — Maladie, malaise; Aim; — Do; — Yiser, ajuster; v. a. Air; — Ikiiku, ifufii; — Air, vent; s. Air-hole; — Og'liele-ikuku ; — Soupirail; s. Akin; — Di-na line, di-iia una; — De même race; adj. Alack!; — Ewo!, ewe!, okoko!; — Hélas!; interj. Alacrity; — Xwaiig'wa; — Vivacité; s. Alarm; — Xg"l()ama, onono; — Alarme; s. Alarm-clock; — Aiiyamu-ng'ibama ; — Cloche d'alarme; s. Alas; — Ewo!, ewe!, ewu!; — Hélas!; int. Albeit; — 3Ia, mabniia, obuezieiia; — Quoique; co7ij. Albino; — Xwa-anyali, nwa-abala; — Albinos; s. Alcohol; — Maiiya oyibo; — Eau-de-vie; s. Ale; — Maiiya-oka; — Bière aigre; s. Alert; — Xko, di-iiko; — Leste, alerte; adj. Alertness; — Xko; idi-nko; — Vivacité; s. Alienable; — Di-olele, di-iilefu; — Aliénable; adj. Alienate; — Weg^ha, lefii; — Aliéner; v. a. Alienation; — Xwe^ha, iilefu; — Aliénation; s. Alienator; — Oiiye-olele, onye-mveg"ha ; — Aliénateur; .s. Alight; — Dakwasi, bekwasi; — S'abattre; v. n. Alike; — Ofuakafu; — Semblable; adj. Aliment; — Xiii, ife-olili; — AHment; s. Alive; — Di-ndii; — Vivant; adj. All; — Nine, ii?*a; — Tout-e; adj. Allay; — Grbo, medjuiiata; — Calmer, apaiser; v. a. Allegiance; — Isi-ani, ikwe isi-ani; — Fidélité; s. Allegorize; — 3Ia-atn, tii-inu, yi-arima; — Allégo riser; v. n. Allegory; — Atii, Oma-atu, Inwokwu, arima; Allégorie; s. Alleviate — Gba-iife, mebenata; — Alléger; v. a. Alleviation; — Igrba-nfe, iimebenata; — Adoucissement, soulage- Alliance; — Amakoam, iiinako, iifiko; — Alliance; s. [ment;.s'.] AlUgate; - Zoko, fieko, keko; — Lier; v. a. AUigator; — Adji, A^n iyi; — Alligator; s. Allocation; — Idedebe, Xdedebe; — Allocation; .v. Allot; — kenye; — Partager; v. a. All— Amb Allow; — Kwe; — Allouer; v. a. Allowable: — Di-okwekwe; — Allouable; adj. Allowableness ; — Idi-okwekwe; — Légitimité; .v. Allure; — La; — Amorcer; v. a. Allurement; — Ula, olala; — Attrait, amorce; s. Allurer; — Olakola; — Séducteur; s. Alluring; — Olala; — Attrayant, séduisant; adj. Alluvial; — Dik'agwe, di-ag-we; — Alluvial; adj. Alluvion; — Agwe; — Alluvion; s. Ally; — Mako, fiko; — S'allier; v. n. AUmighty; — Dji-ike-iiiue; — Tout-puissant; adi. Almost; — ?fwase, ntama; — Presque; adv. Aloft; — Enu, ii'eiiii; — En-haut; adv. Alone; — So, soso, sese; — Seul; adj. Along; — Og'Oiiogo, n'og'Oiiog'O ; — Le long de; prép. Aloof; — Efem, not'aka; — Loin, à distance; adr. Aloud; — Siike; — Haut, à haute voix; adv. Already; — Kodiiiwo, kita; — Déjà; adv. Also; — azi; — Aussi, en outre; adv. Alter; — Gha, gbag'ha, nwoglia; — S'altérer; v. n. Alterable; — Diiiig'baglia ; — Changeant; adj. Alterant; — Ogliaife; — Qui altère; adj. Alteration; — Ug'ha; — Altération; s. Altercate; — Koiiii; — Se disputer; v. n. Altercation; — Akomonu, esemoku; — Dispute, palabre; s. Although; — Obuna, obuiiadu, obueziena; — Quoique; conj. Altitude; — Eim, — Altitude; s. Altogether; — N?a, nine, notii; — Tout-à-fait; adv. Alvine; — Afo; — Alevin; s. Always; — M^benc^a, ekponine; — Toujours; adv. Amass; — Kpokoba, liikpobe; — Amasser; v. a. Amassment; — Obo, ikpo; — Amas, tas; s. Amaze; — Fi, g-bag-hali; — Surprendre; v. a. Amazement; — Ig"lt)agliali; — Surpiise; s. Ambassador; — Uko, Odibo, onye-uko; — Ambassadeur, env Ambition; — Oke-obi; — Ambition; s. Ambitious; — Di-oke-obi; — Ambitieux se; adj. Ambuscade; — Ebe-u?e; — Embuscade; s. Ambush; — U?e, ebe-u?e; — Embiiches, piège; ^. Ambushment; — U?e; — Embuscade; s. 10 Ame — Aug Ameliorate; — Mezi, doz?; — S'améliorer; v. n. Amelioration; — jVmezi, ndozi; — Amélioration; s. Amen; — Emin, Xdje; — Amen, ainsi-soit-il ; adv. Amend; — Dokwa, Mekwe; — Amender; v. a. Amende; — Nmari, nmezi, udozi; — Amendement; s. Amends; — Nmekwa, ndo(?i; — Dédommagement; 6?. Amiable; — Kwesi-ifunanya; — Aimable; adj. Amiableness; — Ikwesi-ifunaiiya; — Amabilité; 5. Amicably; — X'udo; — Amicalement; adv. Amid; — ?fetiti, nime; — An milieu; prep. Amiss; — Ufye; — Mai à propos; adv. Amity; — Oyi, ukpa, odimma; — Amitié; s. Ammunition; — Ife-og'u ife-a^lia; — Munitions; .s. Among; — Xime, iietiti; — Parmi', entre; prep. Amount; — Oim, onna^u, ligro; — Total, montant; Ample; — Imelime, nukwu; — Aiaple, grand; adj. Amplification; — Xtuni, iibiiiii; — Aggrandissement ; s. Amplifier; — Onye ntuiii; — Amplificateur; s. Amplifj"; — Luni, buiii; — Amplifier, grossir; r. a. Amplitude; — Nukwu, ukwu; — Abondance; s. Amply; — Imelime, inyelikiti; — Amplement, largement; adv. Amulet; — I^ba; — Amulette, bracelet; s. Amuse; — Kpaamu, ^wueg'wii; — S'amuser; /?. n. Amusement; — Ikpaamu, i2rwueg"wu; — Amusement; s. A?iathema; — Ibiionu, Abumonu; — Anathème, malédiction; 8. Anathematize; — Buouu; — Maudire; r. a. Anatomy; — Obobo; — Squelette; s. Ancestor; — Xna-di-ukwu ; — Ay eux, ancêtres; s. Ancestral; — Sitena, ndi-g'bo; — Héréditaire; adj. Ancestrj^; — Niia-di-iia-di; — Héréditai rément; adv. Anchor; — Arilika; — Ancre; s. Anchorage; — Otu, Iru-otu,Ebe-onyenye; — Mouillage, débarcadère; s. Ancient; — Grbo, o?ye; — Ancient; adj. Anciently; — Ekpo-^bo; — Anciennement; adv. Ancients; — ?fdig"bo; — Anciens, ancêtres; 5. And; — Ka, Ma; — et; conj. Anecdote; — Akoko, akeko; — Histoire; anecdote; .s\ Anew; — Ofii; — A neuf, à nouveau; adv. Angel; — Momma; — Ange; s. Angelic; — Nke-Momma; — Angélicpie; adj. Aug — Alio 11 Anger; — Iwe; — Colère; 5. Angle; — Nkuku; — Angle, coin; 6\ Angler; — Onye-oku; — Harponneiir, pécheur à l'hame?on; s. Angry; — Di-hve; — F?ché, colère; adj. Anguineal; — Ag'wo, nke-a^wo; — Ophidien-ne ; adj. Anguish; — Ufu; — Angoisse; s. Angular; — Di-nkuku; — Anguleux; adj. Animadvert; — Do-u?e, sikwii, ta iita; — Bl?mer; v. a. Animal; — Anu, Anuma?ui; — Animal; s. Animalcule; — Aiiii nta, ifulifu aiiiimanu; — Animalcule; s. Animate; — ?^ye iidu, me ife kpo oku, kutè iidii; — Animer; v. a. Animating; — Na eiiye iidii; — Qui donne la vie; adj. Animation; — Inye ndu, Enyem iidii, ikute iidii; — Action d'animer; s. Animosity; — Adjohve, okeiwe; Animosité; s. ^ Ankle; — Akpiiukwu, mkpili ukwii; — Cheville de pied; 5. Annals; — Akoko-aro; — Annales; s. Annexation; — IN^kpoko; — Annexion: s. Annex; — Kpoko; — Annexer; v. a. Annihilable; — Di-inaiiiyi; — qui peut être annihilé; adj. Annihilate; — Na-ii'iyi, 11a n?kit?; — Annihiler; v. a. Annihilation; — Inaiiiyi; — Annihilation; s. Anniversary; — Ag"U^iiaro; — Anniversaire; s. Annotate; — Ka akala, ka akika, me arima; — Annoter; v. n. Annotation; — Ika akala, ime arima; — Annotation; s. Announce; — Gwa, si, g-wata, gwaputa, ma okwa; — Annoncer' v. n. Announcement; — Og'wagwa, iig'wata, ima okwa; — avertissement; s. Annoy; — Kpasu iwe, Sogbu, kwubaiiokii; — Ennuyer; v. n. Annoyance; — Ariri, ?^eo^lbii, Ikwubaiiokii ; — Ennui; 5. Annual; — Kwa aro, aro; — Annuel; adj. Annuity; — Ikivii iig:wo aro; — Amiuité; s. Annul; — Wupu, mebie; — Annuler; v. a. Annular; — Dika-mbaka, di-okilikili; — Annulaire; adj. Annulet; — M^baka nta, obele mgbaka; — Agnelet; s. Annulment; — Mouche; — Annulation; s. Annumerate; — Ouko; — Annumérer; v. a. Annumeration ; — X^iiko; — Annumé ration ; s. Annunciate; — Crwapiita; — Annoncer; v. n. Annunciation; — Iko akoko, Ita atita, Atita; — Annonciation; 5. Anoint; — Te-ude, te-maim, iio-ude; — Oindie; v. a. Anointment; — Ite-ude, Otete-ude; — Onction; s. 12 Ano — Apo Anomaly; — Idjefye n'iwu, iputa ii'iwu; — Anomalie; .s*. Anonymous; — En we afa; — Anonyme; adj. Another; — Ozo; — Autre; adj. Answer; — Za, za-oku; — Répondre; v. n. Ant; — Ag-buisi, danda, elulu, ido; — Fourmi; s. Ant-hill; — Xkpu; — Fourmilliere; s. Antagonize; — Me dide, Dju, Meta-oiiye-ilo ; — S'opposer; v. n. Antilope; — 0(?a, imolo; — Antilope; s. Anterior; — Xke-buuzo, Xke-buisi; — Antérieur; adj. Anthropophagy; — Olimadu; — Anthropophagie; 6\ Antichrist; — Onye-djulu-Kristi; — Antéchrist; s. Anticipate; — Webulu, g-abiilu; — Anticiper; v. n. Anticipation; — Iwebulu, i^abulu; — Anticipation; s. Antidote; — M^belu, Ulu; — Antidote; s. Antipathy; — Ikpo-a?si; — Antipathie; s. Antipestilential ; — Nke-m^belu ; — Antipestilentiel; adj. Antique; — G-bo, 0(pye; — Antique; adj. Antiquit^^; — Ekpogrbo, Ubo sig-bo; — Antiquité; s Antitype; — Oiiye-inveonyiiiyo; — Antit\^pe; s. Antler; — Xg-adabandi; — Andouille; 6'. Anvil; — Osiami; — Enclume; Anxiety; — I-ce-uee, e?emu?e; Anxiété; Anxious (to he); — (j?e-u?e; — Etre anxieux; v. n. Anxious; — Di-^e-u?e ; — Anxieux; adj. Any one; — iike-obuna; — Quiconque; pron. Any thing; — ife-obuiia; — Quelque chose; pron. Apace; — ^g"wa-ng"wa, oseso; — Vitement; adv. Apart; — N'uso, i(?e; — A pai-t; adv. Apartment; — Xzu-iino, Imuiio; — Appai-tement; .s. Ape; — Ozo-dimba; — Singe; s. Aperient; — O?r>vuigba-afo; — Ai)éritif; s. Aperture; — Oghele; — Ouvei-ture; s. Apologize; — Go-ag'ogo; — Faire l'éloge; v. n. Apology; — Agro^o; — Apologie; a. Apoplexy; — Tamakwiikwu; — Apoplexie; Apostasy; — Xdapii, iida (;iirha; — Apostasie; .s. Apostate; — Onye-da?'ighalii; — Apostat; s. Apostatize; — Dapu, dac^ig'ha; — Ai)ostasier; r. n. Apostle; — Oiiye-ozi; — Ai)otre; s. Apostle-ship; — Olu ndi-ozi; — Apostolat; s. App — Apt 13 Appal; — Beku, dji eg-wii, tu e^wu; — P?lir d'effroi n. Apparel; — Afe, akwa, awo; — Vêtement, effets; s. Apparent; — Gbalu eiiu, selii eiiu; — Evident, apparent; adj. Apparition; — Mo; — Apparition, fant?me; s. Appeal; — Kpoku, kpotiilu; — Appeler en témoignage; v. a. Appear; — Piita ife; — Appara?tre; v. n. Appearance; — Iputa ife; — Apparence; s. Appeasable; — Bi-ndokwa, di-iidokwata; — Conciliant; adj. Appease; — Dokwa, mari; — Apaiser; v. a. Appeasement; — Ndok>va, nmari; — Apaisement; s. Appellant; — Onye iikpoku; — Appellant à partie; s Append; — (xbakonye; — Suspendre, accrocher; v. a. Appertain; — Dili, lu; — Appartenir; v. n. ? Appetence; — Ag'undjo; — Appétence, sensualité; s. Appetite; — A^u; — Appétit, faim; s. Applaud; — Nyoli; — Applaudir; v. a. Applause; — Xnyoli; — Applaudissement; s. Application; U?u, ufi, nta?i, ntukwasi; — Application; s. Apply; — Tukwasi, tinye, — Appliquer; v. a. Appoint; — Ranye, ka; — Désigner; v. a. Appointement; — Xranye; — Rendez-vous; s. Apportion; — Ke, kenye; — Partager; v. a. Appreciable; — Di-utunye, di-m^baiiye ; — Appréciable; adj. Appreciate; — Tunye, g^banye; — Apprécier; v. a. Appreciation; — Xtunye m^banye; — Appréciation; s. Apprehend; — Nwude, nwuta, g-hota, tututa; — Appréhender; v. a. Apprehensible; — Di-nwuta, di-ug-liota, di-utututa; — Gonve- Apprentice; — Xwa-olu; — Apprenti; s. [nable; adj.^\ Apprize; — Owata, takwuiiye; — Informer; v. a. Approach; — Kpudebe, djidebe; — Approcher; v. a., s'approcher; v. n. Approbation; — Xkweuyelu, udanyelu; — Approbation; s Appropriate; — Kwesili, kurilote, djululu, losili; — Approprier, Appropriation; — Xwesi; — Appropriation; s. [affecter; ^^ a.] Approval; — Nkwenyelu, ndanyelu; — Approbation; s. Approve; — Lo, kwenyelu, danyelu; — Approuver; v. d. Approximate; — Wedebe, kpodebe; — Rapprocher; v. a. Approximation; — Xkpudebe, Xnodebe, Xdidebe; — Approxima- Apt; — Losili, kwesili; — Apte, propre à; adj. [tion; s.\ Aptitude; — Ntosi, nkivesi; — Aptitude; Aptness; — Ntosi, iikwesi; — Aptitude; s. 14 Aqii — Ait Aquatic; — Di-m?li; — Aquatique; adj. Arab; — Onye- Arabia; — Arabe; s. Arbitrate; — Kpe; — Juger; v. a. Arbitration ; — Ikpeikpe ; — Jugement ; 6\ Arbour; — Xdo; — Tonnelle, ombrage: s. Arboret; — Kwaiido, Xdoiita; — Arbuste; .s-. Arc; — Uta, osisi-ufele; — Arc; s. Arch; — Isi, iize, ima; — Vo?te, arche; .?>?. Archer; — Oba-iita; — Archer; 5, Architect; — Nuku-okwaiida; — Architecte; s. Archives; — Akukwo-iK^eta; — Archives; s. Archly; — X'u?e, n'itu-u?e; — Spirituellement; adv. Ardency; — Ma<?i?i; — Ardeur; s. Ardent; — Di-oku; — Ardent; adj. Argue; — Lii-uka. lu^ha-oku, C?g"lia-oku; — Argumenter; v. n. Argument; — Irii-iika; — Argument; s. Arid; — Mgrbamg'ba, okpoiikii, o<?a; — Aride; adj. Aright; — Ekelesu; — Droitement; adv. Arise; — Kulu, kiilu-oto; adj.^ binye, kulu, g-uzo; v. n. — Droit; rt^/., se lever, se dresser; v. n. Arise ; — Binye, kunye, kulu-oto ; — Se dresser, se tenir debout ; v. n Arithmetic; — ?kiikwo-oiiuog'u ; — Anthmétique; s. Ark; — Ug'bo, Akpati, ibe; — Arche, coffre; s. Arm; — Aka, X^adaba, aiiaka; — Bras, main, branche; s. Armlet; — M^baka, onaka, ndjaka; — Bague, l)racelet; s. Armour; — lle-og'u, ife-ag-lia; — Armure; s. Army; — Xdi-a^ha; — Armée; s. Armpit; — Abu; — Aisselle; s. Aromatize; — Le urisa is?uso; — Aromatiser; ^^ a. Around; — Ok?likili, okolokolo; — Autour; préj). Arouse; -- Kpote, kponye, kposu; — ?veiller, réveiller; v. a. Arquebuse, — Eg"be, asisi; — Arquebuse; s. Arraign; — Bo; — Censurer; v. a. Arraignment; — Obobo; — Censure; s. Arrange; — Dosi, kwaba; — Arranger, disposer; v. a. Arrangement; — Ndosi, iikwaba; — Arrangement, disposition; s. Array; — Dj?kwa, dokwa al^e; — Revêtir, endosser; v. a. Arrearage; — Ug'wo-akwiifoluakurifo, ug-wo-iikiiufo ; — Arrérages; s. Arrest; — Nwude, l)jide-awu; — Arrêter; v. a. Arrivai; — Olulii, ndjelu; — Arrivée; s. Ait — Ass 15 Arrive; — Lu, Djelu, djebata; — Arriver; v. n. Arrogance; — ^^ala; — Arrogance; s. Arrogate; — Welu n'ike; — Usurper; v. a., s'emparer de; v. n. Arrow; — Ufele, aku; — Flèche, trait; s. Art; — Ag'hug'ho, u?e, nka, onweiie; — Art; s. Artful; — Di-ag-hug-ho, di-onwene, di-nka; — Artistique; adj. Artfulness; — Owene, nka; — Art, adresse, génie; s. Articulate; — Ku-oku; — Articuler; v. a. Artifice; — A^hu^ho, nka; — Artifice; 6*. Artificial; — Di-u?e, di-nka; — Artificel; adj. Artilleiy; — Ife-ag-lia, ife-og:u, obo-ndu; — Artillerie; s. Artisan; — Okwanka, omenka, onwene; — Artisan; s. Artist; — Okwanka; — Artiste; s. Artless; — Owu-oku; — Sans art, grossier; adj. As; — Ka, dika, etii; — Aussi, autant que; conj. Ascend; — Rog'O, li^o; — Monter, s'élever; v. n. Ascendant; — Okaka, Enu; — Supérieur, ascendant; adj. Ascension; — Iro^oenu, Xrog'o; — Ascension; s. Ascent; — Mg'bag'O enu; — Montée; s. Ascribe; — GrU, Kpo; — Attribuer; v. a. Ashamed, (to be ashamed); — Ifele-tulu, adj., tu ifele; v. n. — Honteux, adj., être honteux; v. n. Ashes; — ^Ntu, ntu-oku; — Cendres; s. Ashore; — Enu, n'enu, ikpelemili; — A terre, à bord; adv. Aside; — ?iTuso; — De c?te, de travers; adv. Ask; — Dju, Djua, yo; — Demander; v. a. Askance; — Ayo; — Demande: s. Askew; — Ufye; — De travers; adv. Asleep; — N'ula; — Endormi, assoupi; adj. Aslope; — ?^a-mg"buda ani; — En biais; adv. Asp; — Adjo-a^wo; — Aspic; s. Aspect; — Iru, udi; — Aspect; s. Asperity; — Ag-hala; — Aspérité; s. Asperse; - Ka-uka, Re<^a, Mu, kpe; — Diffamer, flétrir; r. a. Aspersion; — Ikpo n'onu, nka-uka; — Calomnie; s. Aspirate; — Kwo, su, de; — Aspirer, prononcer; v. a. Aspiration; — TJko, Ikukwasi urne; — Aspiration; s. Aspire; — Ko; — Prétendre, aspirer à; v.^n. Ass; — Eketekete; — Ane; 5. Assail; — Manye, Dakpo, Kpoenu, Wa; — Attaquer, asaiUir; v. a. 16 Ass — Ast Assailable; — Di-manye, di-owawa; — Qui peut être 'attaqué; adj. Assassin; — Oiiye-invog"bu; — Assassin; s. Assassinate; — Wog^bii, Bigrbu, Mejrbu; — Assassnier; v. a. Assassination; — Xwog-bu, Mbig'bu, Xmeg-bu; — Assassinat; 5. Assault; — Manye, AVa-Oiru-wa; — Assaillir; r. a. Assay; — Xwa, nwaiie; — Essayer; v. n. Assemblage; — Mgrbako, nzuko, ii??ko; — Assemblag-e ; .s\ Assemble; — Zuko; — Assembler; v. a. Assembly; — Xzuko, 3Ig"bako, Xzuziibe; — Assemblée; s. Assent; — Kwenye, kwenyelu, Danyelu; — Accorder, consentir; v. n. Assert; — K>vu, kwusike, si; — Affirmer, assurer; r. n. Assertion; — Ikwiisike, okwukwu; — Assertion; s. Assess; — Xa iitu, ka utu; — Tax^r, imposer; v. a. Assessment; — Utu, ina-utu; — Taxe, imp?t; s. Assiduity; — I^bado-anya, ii<?u; — Assiduité; s. Assiduous; — Di-u(*ii; — Assidu; adj. Assign; — Kanye, ka; — Assigner; v. n. Assignable; — Di-okaka; — Qu'on peut déterminer; adj. Assignation; — Okaka, nkaiiye; — Assignation; s. Assigner; — Onye-okaka; — Celui qui assigne; s. Assist; — Du, nye-aka, l>u aka; — Assister; v. a. Assistance; — Inye-aka, idu-aka; — Assistance; s. Assistant; — Onye-aka, onye u'enye-aka; — Assistant, aide; s. Associate; — Kpa-ukpa, Kpa, So, Tinyelu, Me-otu; — Associer; v. n. Association; — Otu; — Association; 6'. Assort; — Ro, Ro n'otu u'otu; — Assortir; t. a. Assortment; — Ororo; — Assortiment; s. Assuage; — Menyu, Gbo, Gbouyu, Medju, 3Iedjunata; — Adoucir, apaiser; v. a. Assuagement; — Xmeuyu, M^bonyu, ogrbo^bo; — Adoucissement; s. Assume; — Welu n'oweonye, Xag'alu, Gulu; — Assumer; r. n. Assumption; — Owewe, Xnag^a; — Assomption, enlevement: .s. Assurance; — Idji-aka; — Assurance; s. Assure; — Kwe, kwu sike, dji-aka; — Assurer; r. a. Astern; — N'ek^vum; — En arrière; adv. Asthma; — Okuku-ume-di-ntulu ; — Asthme; s. Asthmatic; — Onye okuku-ume-di-nkenke: — Asthmatique; s. Astonish; — Tu u'anya, Ti nkpu, g-bagfhali; — ?tonner; v. a. Astonishment; — Itu n'anya, Ig-n'ajrliali ; — Etonnement; s. Astound; — Tu egrwu; — Constenier, effrayer; t. a. Ast — Auc 17 Astray; — Tu (affix); — Hors de; adv. Astringe; — Seko, Kpiiko, g'bodo; — Resserrer; v. a. Astringent; — Mgrbodo, Neg-bodo-eg^bodo ; — Qui resserre, astrin- Astrologer; — Amusii; — Astrologue, sorcier; 5. [gent;' adj.] Astute; — Xukii-u(j?e, nwe-u(?e; — Rusé; adj. Asunder; — Sa, >va, pu (affixes); — A part; adv. Asylum; — Ebe mg'baba, Uno ndi-oya; — Refuge; s. At; — ^a, ^uso, nakuku, nikpele; — Et, en; jwep. Atheism; — Ekiveiia ?ukudi; — Athéisme; s. Atmosphere; — Ikuku-ani; — Athmosphère; At once; — Ozibo; — A l'instant, ensemble; adv. Atone; — Meya; — Expier; v. a. Atonement; — Xmeya; — Expiation; s. Atop; — Nenu; — Au sommet; adv. Atrocious; — Ife kasi di-ndjo, Ife ndjo kalisili ndjo; — Atrocité; s. xitrocity; — Kasi di-ndjo; — Atroce; adj. Attach; — Mado, Xyado; — Attacher; v. a. Attack; — Manye, Ma-og'u, Wa-ag-ha, Wa-og-u; — Attaquer; v. a. Attain; — Lu; — Atteindre; v. a. Attainment; — Olulu; — Acquisition; 5 Attaint; — Te-atutu, melua; — Flétrir; v. a. Attempt; — IN^wa, nwane; — Attenter; v. n. Attend; — Solu, Do-u?e, Ge-nti; — Suivre; v. a. Attendant; — Odibo-ig'e-nti ; — Suivant, acolyte; 5. Attendance; — U?e, igre-nti; — Suite; s. Attention; — I^e-nti; — Attention; 5. Attentive; — Di-ig'e-nti; — Attentif; adj. Attenuate; — Me-di-nfe; — Atténuer; v. a. Attenuation; — Ime-di-nfe; — Atténuation; s. Attest; — Kwuputa, ba-ama; — Attester; v. a. Attire; — Yi, yi-akwa, ^bo-akwa; — Ajuster, parer; v. a. Attract; — Sedebe, Selu, La, Lalu; — Attirer; v. a. Attraction; — Nsedebe, ula; — Attraction; s. Attractiveness; — Idi-ulu, ike-osese; — Qualité attractive; s. Attribute; — Ounye, !?ua; — Attribuer; v. a. Attribution; — Ng'unye, OffUj^u; — Attribution; .s. Attrite; — Di-ebele; — Etre contrit; v. n. Attrition; — Ime-ebele; — Attrition; s. Attune; — Gba, ^bazi; — Accorder; a. Auction; — Afya-akwala; — Enchères; .s. 18 Aud — Awn Audacious (to be); — Ka-anya; — Etre hardi; v. n. Audacity; — Ika-anya; — Hardiesse, audace; s. Audible; — Di-onunu, di-inu-anu ; — Qu'on pent entendre; adj. Audience; — Oniiiiu, ndi-nanu-aiiu ; — Audience; 5. Auditoiy; — Ndi-iianii-aim; — Auditoire; s. Auger; — Ora, of iokilikili ; — Tarière; s. Aught; — Ife-obuna; — Quelque chose; }yron. Augment; — Wanye, ba, H)ue; — Augmenter; v, a. Augmentation; — Nwanye, uba, obubu; — Augmentation; s. Augur; — O^ba-afa, s. Gba-afa; v. n. — Augure, s. Auguer; n. Auguiy; — Afa; — Présage; s. Aunt; — Me-0(?ye, inva-nne-iine ; — Tante; s. Auspice; — Nkwudolu, nkwimyelu; — xluspice; s. Austere; — Di-ufi, di-nta?i; — Austere; adj. Author; — Omelu, onyemelu-ife, Ode-akiikwo; — Auteur; s. Authority; — Ike; — Autorité; s. Authorize; — ?fye-?ke; — Autoriser; a. Avail; — Balu, Ba-ulu, ba-elele, Ulu, elele; s. — Détourner à son profit v. a. profit; s. Available; — Di-uRi, di-elele; — Profitable; adj. Avarice; — Aiiya-uku, u<j^u; — Avarice; s. Avenge; — Bo, ba-obo; — Venger; v. a. Avenue; — Uzo, ilo, ama, eziama, eziukwu; — Avenue; s. Aver; — Kwusike; — Affirmer, assurer; a. Aversion; — Ikpo-asi; — Aversion; s. Avert; — Kpuriika, ^liaruka, g-hasi-na-uso ; — Détourner, écarter; v. a. A\iaiy; — Uiio-iinuiiu ; — Volière; s. Avidity; — Usa, akpil?; — Avidité; s. Await; — ?e, ?elu, g-e, g"elu, grhalilu; — Attendre; v. v. Awake; — B?nye, n. 3Iete; v. a. — Séveillei", v. n. éveiller; v. a. Award; — Ra-eiie, ra-olo; — Exciter; v. a. Away; — Pu, fu (affixes); Dehors; adv. Awe; — Eg-wu; — Crainte, respect; s. Awful; — Di-e^wii; — Craintif; adj. Awhile; — Emekata, emeruka; — Un instant; adv. Awid; — Ze, Zelu, g-hado; — Fuir, é\dter; v. a. Awkward; — Di-aka-ekpe; — Maladroit; adj. Awkwardness; — Idi-aka-ekpe; — Maladresse; s. Awl; — Ara, iidudu; — Alêne; s. Awn; — Alu, alu onu; — BarlDe du blé; 5. Awo — Bag 19 Avoid; — Ze, zelii, g"liado; — Eviter; v. a. Avouch; — Kwiisike; — Affirmer, attester; v. a. Axe; — Aiiyike, Anyii, aiiyuke; — Hache; 5. Axiom; — Inu-akuku; — Axiome; s. Azure; — Ag*olo; — Azur; s. B Babble; — €ru, g'u-isa; — Babiller; v. 7\, Babbler; — O^ii-isa, okwa-isa; — Bavard; s. Babe; — Xwa, invata, nwa-ofu, inva-omag'wo ; — Bébé, enfant; 5. Baboon; — Adaka; — Babouin; s. Babyish; — Dika-inva-ofu, dika-iiwata; Puéril, enfantin; adj. Bacchanal; — Olamanya, olakamanya; — Ivrogne; s. Bacchanals; — Olili-iia-olala; — Bacchanales; Bachelor; — Okpokolo; — Célibataire, gar?on; s. Bachelorship; — Okwa-okpokolo, oiiodii-okpokolo ; — Célibat; s. Back; — Azu, iikute-azu, s. azu, ii'azu; adv. — Derrière, dos; *. par derrière; adv. Back (to); — Lia, lig-o, kwimyelu, nodolu; — Reculer; v. n. Backbite; — Kpe, fo, kpe-ikpe, kpe(^a; — Médite; v.- n. Backbiter; — Onye-iikpe?a; — Médisant; s. Backbiting; — Ikpe, iifo, nkpe?a; — Médisance; s. Backbone; — Okpukpii-azu, ukolokoto-azu ; — Epine dorsale; s. Backdoor; — Uzo-owele, iizo-azii-uno, onu-iizo-abali; — Porte de Background; — Azu-uiio; — Arrière-boutique; s. [derrière; s.] Backside; — Azu; — Derrière; s. Backslide; — Da, dapii, ?ig'lia-azu; — Apostasier; v. a. Backslider; — Onye-Cj'ig'lialu-azu; — Apostat; Backsliding; — I?ig'ha-azu, iiaapii; — Apostasie; 5. Backward; — Azu, n'azu; — Mou, peu actif; adj. Backwardness; — Iiia-azu; — Mollesse s. Bacon; — Aim-ezi-a^balu-nnu ; — Lard; s. Bad; — Ad jo, odjo, odjoka; — Mauvais; ac??*. Baffle; — Fye; — Déconcerter, déjouer; v. a. Baft; — Adja, akwa-adja; — Coutil gris; s. Bag; — Akpa, s. Tiiiye n'akpa, tepulu; v. — Boite, 5. remplir; v. a. Bagatelle; — Ife-aiiamar-afaya; — Bagatelle; s. Baggage; — ?bu, Ife-idje, ife-ekeke; — Bagage, fardeau; s. 2 20 J3ai — Ban Bail; — Oiiyembe, s. Do-iia-ibe, nye-na-ibe; v. — Otage, s. cau- Bailable; — Di-ido-na-ibe; — Cautionnable ; a^j. [lionner; v. n.] Bailment; — Iiiye-na-ibe, ido-na-ibe; — Caution; s. Bait; — Ba-onya; — Amorcer, allécher; v. a. Bake; — Glie, kpoiiye; — Cuire an four; v. a. Bake-house; — Uno-e^liemife, uno-ig'heife ; — Cuisine, Boulangerie; s. Baker; — Ofirhe-ife, onye-olu og'heg'he; — Boulanger; s. Bakery; — Olu-og'he^he, olu-ig-heife ; — Art de la cuisson;, 5. Baking; — Og'he^lie, eg'hemife; — Cuisson; s. Balance; — Xsi-ama, ama, ife-osisi; — Balance; 5. Bald; — Xkpo(?alu, nkpoc^^aba; — Chauve; adj. Baldness; — Nkpo?aba, oboloto;' — Calvitie; s. Bale; — Ukwu; — Ballot; s. Baleful; — Di-ebele, di iwe; — Funeste; adj. Balk; — Ufye^e, a^e, s. sura; v. — Poutre, s. omettre; v. a. Ball; — Okpulukpu, mgbo, s. Kpu; v. — Boule s. s'arrondir; v. n.' Ballad; — Abu, ukwe; — Ballade; s. Ballister; — Uta; — Balliste; s. Bamboo; — Ufolo, ngwo, og"ug"u; — Bambou; s. Bamboo-mat; — Akenye; — Natte de bambou; s. Bamboo-stick; — Osisi-ufolo; — Canne en bambou; 5. Bamboo-wine; — IJIanya-u^olo; — Vin de palme; s. Bamboozle, — Laputa, lafu; — Duper; v. a. Banana; — Ogede, une, — Banane; s. Banana- tree; — Osisi-o^ede; — Bananier; Band; — Ag^bu, nkeke, usu; — Bandage; s. Bandage; — ^N'g'?nmi, ak>va-isi; — Bandage; s. Band-box; — Okan^a; — Carton; s. Bandit; — Xg-amuzo, onye-mpum, agavu; — Banditi; s. Bandog; — Adjo-nkita; — M?tin; s. Bandrol; — K wata-okonoko ; — Banderolles; 5. Bandy; — Nkulu; — Crosse; s. Bandylegged, — Ukwu-olugha; — Boiteux; adj. Bane; — Ne?, ndjo; — Peste; s. Baneful; — Di-ndjo; — Pestilentiel; adj. Bang; — Ti, ti-ikpa, ti-okpo, v. Ikpa, okpo; s. — Pousser vio- lemment, V. a. Coup de massue; 5. Banian; — Afe-ntutu; — Robe de chambre; s. Banish; — ?upu, wepu n'ani; — Bannir; v. a. Banishment; — IS'?upu, 11 wepu n'ani; — Bannissement; s. Ban — Bar Bank; — Ulbom, ikpele-mili; — Eive, bord; s. Banner; — Okoloto, okoiioko; — Etendard, bannière; s. Banquet; — Nukwu olili, olili, s. Nye olili; v. — Banquet; s. Banter; — Kpa-amu, mu-amu; — Se moquer; v. n. Bantling; — ?^wata, nwata-kili; — Marmot, bébé; s. Baptism, — Nbaptiz?, nwiK^apu, ii?ai^a; — Baptême; s. Baptize; — Baptizi, wu?apu, sa, wusa, (^*a, wu; - — Baptiser; v. a. Bar; — Kkpa?iuzo, s. Kpa?i; v. — Barreau, 5. Barrer; v. a. Barb; — Kopu-afu-oim; — Raser; v. a. Barbarian; — Madu-ofya, onye afo-ndjo; — Barbare; adj. s. Barbarie; — Dika-madii-ofya; — Barbare; s. Barbarity; — Afo-ndjo; — Barbarie; s. Barbarize; — Do-madii-ofya; — Agir en barbare; v, n. Barbarous; — Di-afo-ndjo; — Barbare, cruel; adj. Barbed; — Di-afo-onu, di-adji; — Barbelé; adj. Barber; — Oko-afo-onu, oko-isi; — Barbier; s. Bard; — Okwa-abu; — Barde; s. Bardic; — ?^ke-okwa-abu; — Chanteur; adj. Bare; — Gbaluoto, iikiti, — Nu, dénué; adj. Bare; — Gbata-oto, g"ba-oto; — Découvrir; v. a. Barebone; — Ng'aiigra; — Décharné; adj. Barefaced; — Edji-ifele; — Ehonté; adj. Barefoot; — Ukwu-nkiti; — Nu-pieds; adj. Bareheaded; — Isi-okpo; — Nu-tête; adj. Bareness; — Oto, mg"baluoto, n^ang-a; — Nudité: s. Bargain; — Ag^ba, ka-ag^ba; v. — Contrat, s. contracter; v. a. Barge; — U^bo, niiku-ug-bo; — Bateau; s. Bark; — Mbugrbo, udjo, azu; — Barque, écorce; s. — Grbo, g-bo-udja, ba?a; — Aboyer; v. n. Barking; — Udja, u^bo-udja; — Aboiement; s. Barm;- — Ufufu; — Levure; 6\ Barmy; — Di-ufufu; — Où il y a de la levure; Barn; — Uiio-ani, uno-ulei, ag-u; — Aire; s. Barque; — Ug'bo; — Barque; s. Barrack; — Uno ndi-ag'ha; — Caserne; s. Barrel; — Ag-badi, obele-poni; — Barril; s. Barrel; v. — Tinye n'ag-badi; — Encaquer; v. a. Barren; — A^a, di-a^a; — Stérile; adj. Barrier; — Oke, mg'ba; — Barrière, limite; s. Barter; — Oha, ?bagha; — Echanger; v. a. 2* 22 Bar — Bea Barterer; — A^ha, oiiye-a^rha; — Troqueur; s. Base; — Aiii, iito-aiii; — Fondement; 5. Base-born; — Xwa-mbili, iiwa-oyi; — B?tard; s. Baseless: — Eiiwe-iito-ani, enwe-iizado; — Sans fondement; Basement; — Ani, aiii-imo; — Soubasement; s. Bashful; — Di-ifele, di-iru-ani; — Timide; adj. Bashf Illness; — Ifele, iru-ani; — Timidité; s. Basilisk; — Ogrbo-ndu, og^bo-iidulu ; — Basilic; s. Basin; — Odig"ili, afele-okoiig'wu ; — Bassin; s. Basis; — Ani, nto-ani; — Base; s. Bask; — Xya-oku, iiya-awu; — Chauffer; v. a. Basket; — Ukpii, nkata; — Panier; s. Bastard; — Xwa-oyi, mva-ilo; — B?tard; s. Bastardy; — Okwa iiwa-oyi; — B?tardise; s. Bastinado; — Xkulii, ii^bolo; — Bastonnade; s. — Ti-ug^bolo, pya-osisi; — Bastonner; v. a. Bat; — Usu, ngaisu; — Chauve-souris; s. Bateau; — Ug'bo-nfe; — Bateau; s. Bath; — Ebe hvu-ani; — Bain, baignoire; s. Bathe; — ^\\^ wu-aru; — Se baigner; .v n. Bathing; — Iwii-aru; — Bain; 5. ? Baton; — Xkulu; — Baton, crosse; s. Battalion; — Oim-ag-lia, oiiu-og'u; — Bataillon; s. Batten; — Zuiiye-abala, zuiiye-maiiii ; — Engraisser; v. a. Batter; — Djikpo, tida; — Battre; i\ a. Battle; — Og-u, ag'ha; — Bataille; s. — Bu-ag'ha, im-o^ii; — Se battre; v. n. Battle-array; — Onodu-og'u, onodu-ajrlia; — Ordre de bataille; s. Battle-axe; — Aiiyike-ag*ha; — Hache de guerre; s. Bawble; — Ife ikpa-amii; — Bagatelle; éf. Bawl; — Kpo, kpotu, kpoiikpu; — Brailler, crier; v. n. Bay; — 31banye-mili; — Baie; s. Bay; — Gbo, grbo-udja; — Aboyer; v. n. Baying; — Udja, ug-bo-udja, — Aboiement; s. Bayonet; — Ofalagrada, opalag'ada; — Bayonnette; s. Bazaar; — Afya, ebe-afya; — Bazar; 5. Be; — Bu, di na, do; — Etre; v. n. Beach; — Ubom; — Grève^ plage; s. Bead; — 3Ikpilife; — Grain; 5. Beak; — Ouu-iiuuim; — Bec; s. Bea— Bed 23 Beaker; — Iko, akala-aka, iko-mili; — Gobelet, tasse; s. Beam; — Og'we, iifyeg"e; — Poutre; s. Bean; — A^w?i, okpodudu, kpakalakpakala; — Fève; s. Bear; — Bulu; — Porter; v. a. Bearable; — Di-odidi; — Qui peut être porté. Beare; — Obu-ibu; — Porteur; s. Beard; — Afu, afu-oim; — Barbe; s — I)o n'afu-oiiu; — Se faire la barbe, se raser; v. n. Beardless; — Enwe-afu-oiiu; — Imberbe; adj. Bearer; — Oiiye-ibu, obu-ibu; — Porteiu"; s. Bearing; — Omeme, ainala; — Maintien; s. Beast; — Aim, aim-ofya; — Bête fauve; s. Beastly; — Dika-aiiu, dika-anu-ofya; — Bestialement; adv. Beat; — Ti, su mekali, mell; — Battre, frapper; v. a. Beaten; — Esul'esu; — Yolée de coups; s. Beating; — Otiti, opipya; — Coups; s. Beatitude; — Xg-ozi, n^ozie; — Béatitude; s. Beau; — 0(?o-mma; — Petit-ma?tre, élégant; s. ? Beauteous; — Omma, mnia, ommali<?a; — Beau, belle; adj. Beautifier; — O^omma; — Celui qui embellit; Beautiful; — Omma, ommali(?a; — Beau, belle; adj. Beautify; — ?omma, dokwa, djikiva; — Embellir, orner; v. a. Beautiless; — Amamma; — Disgracieux; adj. Beauty; — Omma, mma, amala; — Beauté; 5, Beaver; — Okpii-ntutu; — Tresse, visière; s. Becalm; — Meiiyii, b?iiyu; — Calmer, apaiser; v. a. Because; — Makaiia, 11a; — Parce que; co?vj. Bechance; — Me, da; — Arriver; v. n. Beck, Beckon; — Te-aka; — Désigner, montrer; x. a. Beck; — Ife-aka; — Signe; s. * Become; — Bulu, kwesi; — Devenir; v. n. Becoming (to be); — Kwesi; — Convenir: i\ n. Bed; — Akwa, ute; — Lit, couchette; s. Bed; — Nibe n'akwa; — Couclier; v. a. Bedaggle; — Meto, g'we; — Crotter; v. a. Bedash; — Fele, kwole; — Eclabousser; v. a. Bedaub; — Fe, le, no; — Souiller; v. a. Bedazzle; — ?fwu?ita; — Eblouir; v. a. Bed-chamber; — IJiio-ula, uno-edina; — Chambre à coucher; s. Bed-clothes; — A^wa-ogbog-bo, akwa-ule; — Couvertures; s. 24 Bed-rBeg Bedding; — Ife-akwa, ife-ediiia; — Litterie; s. Bedeck; — Dokwa, djikwa; — Parer; v. a. Bedew; — (riidu, la-idjilig:i; — Arroser, v. a. Bed-fellow; — Oiiye-edina; — Compagne; s. Bedlam; — Uno-iidi-ala; — Maison de fous. Bedlamite; — Onye-ala, onye-nsokwu; — Fou, folle; s. Bed-quilt; — Akwa-edina; — Couverture piquée. Bedraggle; — Meto; — Crotter; v. a. Bedrench; — Fiitube; — Tremper; v. a. Bed-room; — Ula, imo-ula; uno-ed?iia; — Dortoir; s. Bedrop; — Feimsa, g-baiiusa; — Arroser; v. a. Bed-time; — Ekpo imaba; — Heure du coucher. Bed-ward; — Do-akakpo, iiara-uso; — Garder le lit. Bee; — Ainvu; — Abeille; s. Bee-hive; — Uno-awu; — Rucher; s. Beef; — Ann, anu-efi; — Viande de b?uf. Beefsteak; — Ibe-aim-ef?; — Bifteck; s. Bees-wax; — Akpaka-awu; — Miel, cire; 5. Befall; — Kwudo, me; — Arriver; v. n. Befit; — Kwesi, to, tosi; — Convenir à; v. a. Befitting; (To be) — Tiilu; — Eti-e convenable; v. n. Befool; — Lafu, nufu; — Tromj)er; v. a. Before; — N'iru, n'aiiya; — Avant; prép. — Tupu; — Avant; adv. Before-hand; — Biilu, do (affix); — D'avance; adv. Before-time; — Ekpo^bo; — Autrefois; adv. Befoul; — Meto, mebi, lu-inyi; — Souiller; v. a. Befriend; — ]N"wii-oyi; — Favoriser; v. a. Beg; — Yo, yo-ayoyo, kpelii; — Demander; v. a. Beget; — Mu, muta; — Engendrer; v. a. Begetter;. — Omulu, ouye-mulu; — Qui engendre. Beggar; — Onye-ayoyo, onye-e(?e-nni ; — Mendiant; s. Beggarliness ; — Ayoyo, ec^e-nni; — Mendicité; s. Beggarly; — Dika onye e?e-uni; — Misérablement; adv. Beggary; — O^bwenye, okwa onye-ayoyo; — Misère; s. Begging; — Ayoyo, iyo-ayoyo; — Action de demander. Begin; — B?do, g'budo; — Commencer; v. a. Beginner; — Onye-mbido, og'bod?; — Commen?ant; s. Beginning; — Mbido, izizi, isi-mb?do; — Commencement; s. Begird; — Nofe, nobido, norube, kebido; — Cerner; v. a. Beg- Bel 25 Begone; — Pua, puba; — Arrière; mt. Beguile; — Lalu, laputa; — Tromper; v. a. Beguilement; — Maput?i, nlafu; — Tromperie; s. Behalf; — Ifi, amala; — Faveur, charité; s. Behave; — Me, me-omeme; — Faire, agir; v. n Behaviour; — Amala, omeme; — Conduite; s. Behead; — Be-isi, bepu-isi, i^bube-isi; — Décapiter; e. a. Behest i — Ozi, iwu; — Ordre, message; s. Behind; — Azu, n'azii; — Derrière; _prep. adv. Behold; — Tu, ne, nene, kili; — Eegarder; v. a. — ^e, nedu; — Voici, voyez!; iyit. Beholder; — Okili, one, onye-nkili; — Spectateur; s. Behoof; — Elele, ulu; — Ltilité; s. Behoove; — Kwesi, tu, tulu; — Importer; v. n. Being; — Idi-ndu, ife-di-ndu; — Existence; s. Belabour; — Ti, pya, dju; — Battre; v. a. Belated; — N'azu; — Attardé; adj. Belay; — ?e, no n'uce; — Tendre un piège. Belch; — Du-nkolo; — Vomir; v. a. Belching; — Nkolo; ■■ — Vomissement; s. Beleaguer; — ?^orube, makpo; — Assiéger; v. a. Belesprit; — Onye-u<?e; — Bel esprit; s. Belfry; — Uno-mg-biliba ; — Clocher; s. Belial; — Ekwensu, satana; — Bélial; s. Belie; — Sikpo-asi; — Démentir; v. a. Belief; — Okukwe, ife-ekwelu; — Foi, croyance; s. Believable; — Di-okuk>ve; — Croyable; adj. Believe; — Kwe, kwelu; — Croire; v. a.' Believer; — Onye-kweluekwe; — Croyant; s. Bell; — Mg-bilig-ba, agrog-o, ogrene; — Cloche; s. Belle; — Xwanyi-omnia; — Elégante; s. Bell-founder; — Uzu-mg-biligrba, uzu-og-ene; — Fondeur de cloches. Bellow; — Be, mokpo; — Beugler; v. n. — Uya-efi, uya; — Beuglement; s. Bellows; — Eko; — Soufflet de forge; s. Bell-pull; — Udomg-biliba; — Corde de la cloche; s. Bell-ringer; — Okumg-b?liba, ok^vamg-biliba; — Sonneur; s. Belly; — Afo; — Ventre; 5. Belly (to); — Tepulu; — Enfler; v. n. Belong; — Dili; — Appartenir; v. n. 26 Bel— Bes Beloved; — Afulii-ii'anya; — Bien-aimé; adj. Below; — ?f'okpulu, u'aui; — En bas; prep. adv. Belt; — Adji, adji-akpukpo; — Ceinture; s. Bemire; — I)a n'apiti, kputo n'apiti; — S'embourber; v. n. Bemoan; — Kwa; — ' Déplorer; r. a. Bench; — 0<j;e, onodii^ otu-udi-ikpe ; — Banquette; s. Bend; — Go, log^o, rube, rulu, g'olii; — Plier, courber; v. a. Beneath, — ?^'okpulu, n'aui; — Sous, au-dessous; prép. Benediction; — Xg'osi, ekeiie; — Bénédiction; 2. Benefaction; — Afomma, amala, imii-amala; — Bienfait; s. Benefactor; — Oiiye-afo-mma, ome-amala; — Bienfaiteur; s. Beneficence; — Amala, ife-amala, aii>?iiima; — Bienfaisance; s. Beneficent; Di-atb-mma, di-aiuala; — Bienfaisant; adj. Beneficial; — Di-elele, di-ulu; — Avantageux; adj. Benefit; — Elele, ulii; — Avantage; s. — Balu, me-ofumma; Bénéficier; v. n. Benevolence; — Afomma, ezi-u<?e, oM-omma; — Bienveillance; 5. Benevolent; — Di-afomma, di-oM-omma; — Bienveillant; adj. Benight; — Bjibido, djiiiari; — Obscurcir; v. a. Benign; — Di-afomma, di-amala; — Clement; adj. Benignity; — Afomma, idi-afomma, idi-amala; — Clémence; s. Bent; — Nlog'O, iig-ili^o; — Courbure; s. Benumb; — Me dika-alo; — Engourdir; v. n. Bereave; — IS^alu, wenalu; — Priver; v. a. Bereavement; — Oiiala, hvenalu, iimveiialu; — Privation; s. Beseech; — Yo, kpelu; — Supplier; v. a. Beseem; — Kwesi, tosi, fulu; — Convenir; v. n. Beseeming; — Nkwesi, otito, nfulu; — Convenance; s. Beseemly; — Tosili-etosi, fulu-efulii; — Convenablement; adv. Beset; — Norube, iiofe; — Assiéger; v. a. Beside; — X'uso, ifikpele; — A c?té; prép. Besiege; — Xorube, iiofe, ^arube, wakpo; — Assiéger; v. a. Besieger; — Owa, onye- wakpo, ouye-iiofe; — Assiégeant; s. Besmear; — Te, no; — Tacher, souiller; v. a. Besom; — Oke-akpa, aziza-ilo; — Balai; .s. Bespeak; — Kwubulu; — Commander; v. a. Bespread; — Kpasa, g^basa, sa, i\ a. — Répandre; v. a. Best; — Kasimma, makalisili, — Meilleur; adj. Bestial; — Di-iuyi, dika-aiiu; — Bestial; adj. Bestir; — Mesu, ?uiii; — Secouer; v. a. Ees— Bid 27 Eestow; — Nye, tukwasi, mabiinye; — Accorder; v. a. Eestowal; — Onyenye, mbimye, omama; — Don; Bestower; — Onye-omama, onye-mbimye ; — Donateur; s. Bestrew; — Kpasa, fesa; — Semer; v. a. Bet; — Onwu, inwii; — Pari: s. Betake; — Dje, djekwu; — S'adonner; v, n. Bethink; — Lo, lota, cig'ha; — Songer à; v. a. Betide; — Da, me; — Arriver à; v. n. Betimes; — Gbo, iia g-bo, iia ama; — A temps; adv. Betoken; — Grosi, meka-amalu; — Annoncer; v, a. Betray; — Gba, kpo-ama, g"hog"bu; — Trahir; v. a. Betrayal; — Ig-ba-ama, ngliog'bu; — Trahison; s. Betrayer; — Onye-ama; f— Tra?tre; s. Betroth; — Kedi, kewimye; — Fiancer; v. a. Betrothment; — Kkeke, ikedi, ikewunye; — Fian?ailles; s. ' Bettmg; — Iiiye-nzo, izo-iwu; — Gageure; s. Better; — Ka-iima; — Mieux; adv. Better; — Dozi, mezi, mekwa; — Améliorer; v. a. Betterment; — Xdozi, nmezi, nmekwa; — Amélioration; s. Bettor; — Onye-nzo; — Parieur; s. Between; — N'etiti, ii'ag-bata; — Entre; jor. Beverage; — Ife-olala, maiiya; — Breuvage; s. Bevy; — Ig^we-nimnu ; — Bande, volée; s. Bewail; — Kwa; — Déplorer; v. a. Beware; — Xezi-anya, kpa?al'aiiya; — Se garder de; v. n. Bewilder; — Ti, tima, g-bag-hali; — Egarer; v. a. Bewitch; — Kumi, ta-amusu; — Charmer; v. a. Beyond; — X'iifesi, g'hag'a, g"afe, feg'a; — Au loin; jorep. adv. Biangular; — Di-nkukii-nabo ; — A double tranchant. Bib; — ?kwa-oim; — Bavette; s. Bibber; — Ola-maiiya, olaka-maiiya; — Biberon; s. Bible; — Akiikwo-nso; — Bible; s. Bicephalous; — Di-isi-iiabo, mve-isi-iiabo ; — Bicéphale; adj. Bicker; — Obambo, doiido; — Se quereller; n. Bickering; — Ndoiido, okembo, nibo; — Querelle; 5. Bid; — Zi, si ^wa, kwe-oiiu; — Dire, ordonner; v. a Bid; — Ikwe-oim, ekwe-oiiu; — Enchères; s. Bidder; — Onye-ikwe-oim; — Enchérisseur; s. Bidding; — Ikpo-oku; — Commandement; s. Bide; — Bi, bili; — Demeurer; v. n. i 28 Rid— Bir Bidental; — Di-eze-iiabo ; — Qui a deux dents. Biennial; — Kwa-aro-nabo ; — Biennal; ddj. Bifarious; — Xmadji-nalbo; — En sens ^contrairé. Bifold; — Xmadji-iiabo, uzo-iiabo; — A double voie. Biform; — Di iru-nabo; — Biforme; adj. Bifurcation; — Idi-iig^adaba-nabo ; — Bifurcation; s. Big; — Niikii, iikwu di-ime; — Gros, large; adj. Bigamist; — Oi^inyeme iiabo; — Big^^me; s. Bigamy; — I(^inyeme nabo; — Bigamie; s. Biggin; — Okpii-nwata; — Béguin; s. Bight; — Xkeke-udo, nkeke-élili; — Pli; 5. Bigness; — Okpi, iiukwu; — Grosseur; s. Bilabiate; — Di-eg-bu^beronuiiabo ; — Qui a deux paroles. Bilbo; — ?^"ma, pya; — Rapière; s. Bilboes; — Ijara-ukwu; — Menottes; 5. Bile; — Oiumu; — Bile; s. Bilk; — Lafu, meg"bii, g-holu; — Frustrer; v. a. Bill; — Me-imi-onu; — Se becqueter; v. n. Billow; — Akpoli; — Lame, vague; s. Billow; — Ma, tu, di k'akpoli; — Se soulever; v. n. Billowy; — Dik'akpoli, dik'eMli; — Houleux, agité; adj. Bimanous; — Di-aka-iiabo, inve-aka-nalt)0 ; — Bimane; adj. Bin; — Akpati; — Coffre, cuve; s. Binary; — Di-ebwa; — Binaire; adj. Binate; — Di-oke na wunye; — Accouplé; adj. Bindi — Fye, ke, fyedo, kedo, fyebe, djide; — Lier; v. a. n. Binder; — Oiiye-iiakAvako-akiikwo ; — Relieur; s. Binding; — A^bii, azu-akukwo; — Reliure; s. Binocular; — Di-anya-iiabo; — Qui a deux yeux. Binomial; — Di-afa-nabo; — Bin?me; s. Bipartite; — Di-ibe-iiabo; — Qui se divise en deux. Bipartition; — Idi-ibe-nabo; — Bipartition; s. Biped; — Aim-iikwu-nabo; — Bipède; s. Bipedal; — Di-iik^vu-nabo ; — Bipède; adj. Bipennate; — Di-iiku-nabo ; — Qui a deux ailes. Bird; — ?^^nunu, umu-imiiiiii, auu-iife; — Oiseau; 5. Bird-lime; — Esc; — Glu; s. Birtli; — Omumn, omiimu-niva; — Naissance; s. Birth-day; — Ubosi-omumu; — Jour de naissance. Birth-place; — Ebe-oinumu; — Lieu de naissance. ? Bir— Bla 29 Birth-right; — Abumokenye; — Droit d'ainesse. Bisect; — Ke-ebwa, be-ibe-nabo ; — Couper en deux; va. Bishop; — Is?-uko-?iiku, bi?opu; — Evêque; .9. Bit; — Ibe-ara, mkpilikpi ; — Bout; s. Bitch; — Nkita, iiwunje-nkita; — Chienne; s. Bite; — Ta; — Mordre; v. a. Bite; — Alu; — Morsure; s. Biter; — Ota-alu; — Qui mord; adj. Biting; — Ifenata-alu, ifenata-ata; Morsure; s. Bitter; — Di-inu; — Amer; adj. Bitterish; — Di-nwa-inu; — Aigrelet; adj. Bitterness; — Inu, iuu-iiiu, idi-inu; — Amertume; s. Blab; — Si, siasi, sifulifuli, kwu-ile-nfenfe ; — Bavarder; v. n. Black; — Odji, di-odji; — Noir; adj. — ^"^dji, odji; — Noir; s. — ?^udji; — Noircir; v. a. Black-amoor; — Onye-odj?; — Nègre; s. Blackart; — Anwansi, anwaiisi-dibja; — Nécromancie; s. Black-board; — Ibe-mi^bo-odji ; — Tableau noir; s. Blacken; — Sidji, nudji, kwolo; — Noircir; v. a. Black-guard; — Akala-okoli; — Polisson; s. Blackish; — Di-nwa-odji; — Noir?tre; adj. Black-man; — Onye-odji; — Nègre; s. Blackmoor; — Oiije-odji; — Nègre; s. Blackness; — Ndji, odji, idi-odji; — Noirceur; s. Black-smith; — Uzu, odjog'wii; — Forgeron; s. Bladder; — Akpamyamili ; — Vessie; s. Blain; — Atu, oke-atu, oke-iso; — Pustules; s. Bl?mable; — Di-uta, di-utaiita; — Bl?mable; adj. Blame; — Uta, itaiita; — Bl?me; s. Blame; — Ta, tauta; — Bl?mer; — v. a. Blameless; — Adi-iita, odiro-uta, emvero-iita; — Irréprochable; adj. Blameworthy; — Kwesi-iita; — Digne de bhlme. Bland; — Di-nwayo; — Doux; adj. Blandish; — G-ug-ii, lafii, lali; — Séduire par caresses. Blandishment; — Okimlali, ng-u^ru; — Caresses; s. Blandness; — Idi-nwayo, idi-ako; — Séduction; s. Blank; — Nkiti, ufolo, og^lie; — Flan; s. Blaspheme; — Weg-ha-omi, weta-onu; — Blasphémer; v. n. Blasphem?r; — Onye-kwu-alii, onye-kwu-nso ; — Blasphémateur; s. 30 Bla— Bio Blasphemously; — N'okwu-nso, n'okwu-alu ; — En blasphémant ; adv. Blasphemy; — Okwii-nso, okwu-alu; — Blaspheme; s. Blast; — Ikiiku, ifufe, oke-ifufe; — Souffle; s. — (rbu, mebi; — Souffler; v. n. Blaze; — ?^wu, grbasa; — Flamber; v. n. — Ife-oku; — FJamme; s. Blazon; — (xosi, g'basa; — Divulguer; v. a. Bleach; — Me-0(?a, (?asro; — Blanchir; v. n. Bleak; — Di-oji, ^helu-og'he; — Pale, froid; adj. Bleakly; — N'oyi; — Froidement; adv. Bleakness; — Ojrhe, oyi, iitumoyi; — Froidure; s. Bleat; — Be k'atulu, be k'efi; — Bêler; v. n. Bleed; — Gba-me, ^babala; — Saigner; v. a. Bleeding; — Ig"ba-me, i?^ba-obala; — Saignée; s. — Bo-olu, do-olu; — Ternir; v. a. Blemish; — Olu, atutii; — Tache; s. Blench; — Ze, zelu; — Tressaillir; v. n. Blend; — 3Iako, kpoko, tisy^wa; — Mêler, marier; v. a. Bless; — Oosi, groiidu, g-onyendu; — Bénir; v. a. Blessed; — Bi-iig-ozi; di-iiso; — Béni; adj. Blessedness; — Ng'ozi, idi-iig'ozi, idi-nso; — Félicite; s. Blessing; — Xg-ozi, ?wuli-?uku; — Béatitude; s. Blight; — Mmebi; — Rouille; s. Blind; — Gbodo, g'bo(?i; — Aveugler; v. a. — Isi, di-isi, mpi; — Aveugle; adj. — Ife-mj^bo(;i, ife-m^bodo; — Cécité; s. BUndfold; — Kpudo-aiiya; — Bander les yeux; v. n. ? BHndness; — Isi, ikpii-isi, anya-mpi, aiiya-nkpo; — Cécité; s. Blink; — Do-aiiya, ta?e-aiiya, iiyube-aiiya; — Cligner des yeux ; v. n. Blinkard; — Oiiye-isi, onye-aiiya-ufye; — Celui qui clignote; s. Bliss; — Xg-ozi, oim, oke-ng^ozi; — Félicité; s. Blissful; — I)i-oke-iig*ozi ; — Bienheureux; adj. Blissf Illness ; — Idi-ng-ozi; — Béatitude; s. Blister; — Esoso, atii, oke-iso; — Pustule; s. Blithe; — Irii-amu, di-ini-amu ; — Enjoué; adj. Blithely; — ^S^'awuli, n'eg"u, ii'amu; — Gaiment; adv. Bloat; — Buiii, bne, bu<?a, sia; — Enfler; v. n. Blobber; — Ufufu; — Globule; 5. Block; — Mkpilikpi-osisi; — Bloc, b?che; s. Blockade; — Xnofe, nniakpo; — Blocus; s. Bio— Boa 31 Blockhead; — Onye-iisokwii, oiiye-iiziizii, onye-nkwukwu; — In- Blockisli; — Di-iisokwu, di-iikwukwu; — Fou, folle; adj. [sensé; s.] Blood; — Obala, me, ndu; — Sang; s. Bloodily; — N'iwe, ii'adjo-oM, n'afo-ndjo; — D'une manière san- Bloodless; — Eiiwe-obala, emve-me; — Anémié; adj. [glante.] Blood-sucker; — Etu; — Sangsue; s. Blood-vessel; — Ak'^vala; — Veine; 5. Bloody; — Di-me; — Ensanglanté; adj. Bloom; — Ifufii; — Bouton de fl^ur; s. Bloom; — Ra-ifulu; — Fleurir; v. n. Blooming;* — Di-ikolobya, di-ag-bog-hobya; — En fleur; adj. Blossom; — Ifiilu, ifulu-osisi; — Fleuri ;'arf/. Blot; — Ntupo, ife-ifele; — Tache; s. Blot; — Tuwiisa, de?apu; — Tacher; v. a. Blotch; — Oke-iso, oke-atii; — Tache; s. Blotter; — Akwiikwo-mM?a; — Brouillon, brouillard; 5. Blow; — Ikpa, okpo, akwa, afufu; — Coup, piq?re; s. Blow; — Ku, fu, fe; — Souffler, venter; v. n. Blowth; — Ifulu, ifulu-osisi; — Fleur; s. Blubber; — ?fmanu-eiiyiazu, manu-enyiazu; — Graisse de balaine; 5. Bludgeon; — IS'kulu, iipan'aka; — B?tonnet, canne; 5. Blue; — Ag'olo, di-ag-olo; — Bleu; adj. * Blueness; — Agolo, idi-ag"olo; — Couleur bleue; s. Bluish; — Di-nwa-ag"olo ; — Bleu?tre; adj. Blunder; — ?j'mefye, ndjefye; — Bévue, faute; s. — Mefye, djefye, fye; — Errer, se tromper; v. n. Blunderbuss; — Obele-og-bondu, iikenke-og'bondu; — Espingole; s. Blunderer; — Onye-nkwukwu, onye-nsokwu ; — Brouillon; s. Blunt; — Adi-nko, nkpu; — Obtus, émoussé; adj. — Mekpu; — Emousser; v. a. Bluntly; — ]N'a nkpu, nkpu; — Brusquement; adv. Bluntness; — Nkpu, adi-nko; — Bmsquerie; s. Blur; — Atutu, ntupo, nmeto; — Tache, rature; 5. Blush; — Ifele, ime-ifele; — Rougeur; s. — Me-ifele; — Rougir; v. n. Blushing; — I?akpa; — Rougeur; s. — Di-me, di-iru-ani; — Rougissant; adj. Bluster; — Ba, bi^bo; — Faire du bruit; v. n. Bluster; — Mba, mkpotu, inyaisi; — Bruit; s. Boa; — Eke; — Boa, pithon: s. 32 Boa— Bon Boar; — Oke-ezi; — Pore; 5. Board; — Ibe-mg"bo, m^bo, ug-bo, nni, izu; — Planche; 5. — Nye-nni, nalu-imi; — Mettre en pension; v, a. Bearish; — Dik'ezi, k'ezi, k'anu; — Brutal; odj, B?ast; — Inya-isi; — Vanterie, parade; 5. — Xya-isi, ^ala; — Se vanter; v. n. Boaster; — Onye-nanya-isi ; — A^ntard; 5. Boastful; — Oke-oiiu, ng'ala, di-ni^ala; — Fier, vaniteux; adj. Boasting; — Inya-isi; — Jactance; 5. Boastingly; — N'inya-isi; — Orgueilleusement; adv. Boat; — Obele-iig-bo, u^bo-nta; — Canot, bateau; 5. Boatman; — Madu-ug"bo; — Batelier; s. Bodied; — IS'welu-arii ; — Gros; adj. Bodiless; — Emvero-aru; — Maigre; aàj. Bodily; — N'aru; — Corporel; adj. Bodkin; — Ara, ndudu, i^uiaru; — Poin?on; s. Body; — Am, og"we-arii, o^wuliig-wu; — Corps; s. Bog; — M^bo, mg-bo-mili, apiti; — Fondrière; 5. Boggle; — Tu-u?e; — Hésiter; v. n. Boggier; — Onye-natu-u?e, otu-u?e; — Personne irrésolue; s. Boggy; — Di-apiti; — Marécageux; adj. Boil; — Oke-iso, oke-atu; — Furoncle; s. Boil; — Gbo, si; — Bouillir; v. n. Boiler; — Ite-oku, ite; — Bouilloire; s. Boisterous; — Di-iikpotu; — Violent; a?j. Bold; — Di-ika-aiiya; — Hardi; adj. Boldfaced; — Di-ika-anya, di-anya-o<?a ; — Effronté; adj^ Boldly; — N'ika-anya, n'anya-o<?a; — Hardiment; adv. Boldness; — Ika-anya, anya-0(^a; — Effronterie; 5. BoU; — Oko; — Capsule; s. Bolster; — AJozi; — Traversin; 5. Boit; — Nme?i-u<?o, nkpaci-ii?o, ufele, amiima; — Flèche; s. Boiter; — ^yo; — Bluter; v. a. Bolting-cloth; — Akwa-iiyo; — Etoffe à bluttoir; Bond; — Ag-bu; — Lien; s. — Ke-agrbu, fye-ag"bu; — Lier; v. a. Bondage; — Ndji, iiiona-oru; — Action de lier; s. Bondmaid; — Oru-nwaiiyi, od?bo-iiwanyi; — Servante, esclave; s. Bond-man; — Oru-iiwoke, odibo-nwoke; — Domestique, esclave; 5. Bond-servant; — Cru, odibo; — Domestique; s. Bon — Bou 33 Bondsman; — Oru-nwoke, odibo-nwoke ; — Caution; s. Bone; — Okpukpu; — Os, ossements; s. Bone-setter; — Dibya-okpukpu; — Rebouteur; 5. Bonmot; — Ikpa-amu; — Mot pour rire; 5. Bonnet; — Okpu, okpu-umu-nwanyi, okpu-ikporo; — Bonnet; s. Bonay; — Omali?a; — Joli; adj. Bonus; — Elele; — Gain, profit; s. Bony; — Di-okpukpii, so-okpvikpu; — Osseux; adj. Booby; — Oiiye-usokwu, niiiiiiii; — Benêt, nigaud; s. Book; — Akiikwo; — Livre, papier; s. Book-binder; — Okwa-akukwo; — Relieur; s. Book-case; — Akpati-akiikwo ; — Bureau, casier; s. Boon; — Di-afo-mma; — Bienfaisant; adj. Boor; — Akala-og"oli ; — Rustre; adj. . Boose; — Lakpo-anya; — Boire avec excès; v. n. Boot; — Elele; — Gain, profit; 5. — Akpukpo-ukwii; — Bottes; s. Bootee; — ?^kenke-akpukpo-ukwii ; — Bottines; s. Bootless; — Eloelo, abana-ife; — Vain, futile; adj. Booty;. — Ife-odji, ife-ori; — Butin; s. Bopeep; — E^wu-iimu-aka, e^wu-umuaro ; — Oeillade; s. Border; — Uso, ikpele, onunii; — Bord, confins; s. Borderer; — Onye-uso; — Riverain; s. Bore; — O^liele; — Trou; s. — Ra, ^Im; — Pénétrer, percer; v. a. Borrow; — ZI, zili; — Emprunter; v. a. Borrower; — Onye-ozizi; — Emprunteur; s. Bosom; — OM; — Sein; s. — Zobe, kpudo; — Cacher; v. a. Boss; — Akpu, akputiikpu; — Bosse, bossette; s. Bossy; — Di-akpu, di-akputukpii ; — Bossu, saillant; adj. Both; — N^abo; — L'un et l'autre; pron. Bother; — Sog-bu, f?, g'bag'liali; — Embarrasser; v. a. Bottle; — Onono, kalamam; — Bouteille; s. — Gbaiia-onono, ^baiiyena-onono; — Mettre en bouteille; v. a. Bottom; — Ani, okpiilii, oru-aiii; — Fond, Base; s. — To, lukwasl; — Fonder; v. a. Bottomless; — Euwe-ani, di-enwe-aiii; — Sans fond; adj. Bough; — Xgadaba, aka-osisi; — Rameau, branche; s. Bounce; — Ikpo-ntu, omama; — Fracas; s. 34 Bon—Bra Bounce; — Kpo-ntu, ma; — Tomber avec fracas; v. n. Bound; — Do-ajirbata; — Bondir; v. n. Boundary; — Oke, isi-aiii; — Limite, borne; s. [^^^-l Boundless; — Einve-oke, emve-ebe, eiiwe-iidjedebe; — Sans borne; Bountiful; — Di-afo-omma, di-amala; — Généreux; adj. Bountifulness ; — Idi-afo-omma, idi-amala, ainala; — Générosité; s. Bounty; — Afo-omma, amala, elele; — Bonté; s. Bouquet; — ykeke-ifulu ; — Bouquet; s. Bourn; — Oke, isi-iidjedebe; — Borne; v. n. Bow; — Rulu, biibe; — Courber, plier; v. n. — Onii-ug-bo, nziza, uta; — Joug; s. Bowels; — Afo, nsrili-afo; — Entrailles; s. Bower; — ^do, arilika; — Berceau; s. Bowery; — Di-ndo; — Ombragé; adj. Bowl; — Okwa; — Coupe, tasse; s. Bow-man; — Onye-uta, oiiye-oim-ug'bo; — Premier rameur; 5. Box; — Akpati, ikpa, okpo; — Boite; s. Box; — Tinye n'akpati, ti-ikpa; — Mettre dans une boite; v. a. Boxer; — Oti-okpo; — Boxeur; s. Boy; — Xwa-ii>voke, mvata-iiwoke, okolo; — Gar?on; s. Boy-hood; — Nwata, nwa; — Enfance; s. Boyish; — Dika-invata-iiwoke ; — Enfantin; adj. Boyishness; — Imekaiiwata-iiwoke ; — Enf antillag'e ; s. Brace; — Elili, iiza; — Lien, couple, paire; s. Bracelet; — Odu-aka, ouaka, iidjaka; — Bracelet; s. Bracket; — Obele nza, nza; — Crochet; s. Brackish; — Di-nnu, so-niiunnu; — Sauraatre, salé; adj. Brag; — Inya-isi; — Jactance; s. — Nya-?si; — Se vanter; v. n. Braggard; — Oiiye-onu; — Vantard; 5. Braid; — Udo; — Tresse; s. — Kpa, tu-udo; — Tresser; v. a. Brain; — Ubulu; — Cerveau; s. Brainless; — Enwe-ubulu, eiiwe-u?e; — Ecervelé; adj. Bramble; — Ng'aiig'a; — Ronce; s. Bramble-bush ; — Ofya, obele-ofya; — Broussailles; s. Bran; — Mg-buj^bo; — Son; .s. Bran-new; — Xnuf'ii, ofui'u-ofuru ; — Tout neuf; adj. Branch; — ^''g'adaba, aka-osisi; — Branche; s. — Obani^adaba, iva-iig-adaba; — Ebrancher; v. a. Bra — Bre 35 Branchlet; — Ngradaba nta, obele ngradaba, anaka; — Eameau; s. Branchy; — So-ug^adaba ; — Brancheux; adj. Brand; — Oiioko; — Brandon; s. — Fye-oku-ig'we ; — Marquer avec un fer rouge; v. a. — Gii-adjo-afa; — Flétrir; v. a. Brandish; — Fe, ferube; — Brandir; v. a. Brangle; — Ko-oiiu, se-oku; — Disputer, palabrer; v. a. — Iko-onu, esemoku; — Palabre, dispute; 5. Brasier; — Uzu-oiia; — Brasier; s. Brass; — Ona; — Cuivre jaune; s. Brass-visaged ; — Emve-ifele, edji-ifele; — Impassible, serein; adj. Brassy; — Dik'ona; — D'airain; adj. Bravado; — Oiiye-iiiya-isi ; — Vantard; s. Brave; — Di-dike, di-ile; — Brave; adj. Bravely; — IS'a dika; — Bravement; adv. Bravery; — Idi-ike, Idi-ile; — Bravoure; s. Brawl; — Akomonu, mkpotu; — Bruit; s. — Kpotu, Ko-oiiu; — Crier; v. n. Brawler; — Onye-mkpotu, oko-onii; — Brailleur; 5. Brawn; — Anu-ezi; — Jjard, chair de porc; s. Bray; — ?kwa-eketekete ; — Braiment; s. — Be-k'eketekete ; — Braire; v. n. Braying; — Ibé k'eketekete; — Braiment; s. Braze; — Kpu-ona; — Souder; v. a. Brazen; — Ona, di-oiia; — Cuivré; adj. Brazenfaced; — Di-anya-o?a, edji-ifele; — Ehonté, impudent; adj. Breach; — IN'tiwa, akomonu; — Brèche; s. Bread; — Nni, ife-olili, ife-elimeli, a?i?a; — Pain, nourriture; s. — Obodobo, idi-obodobo; — Largeur; s. Break; — ??"tiwa, odada; — Brisure; 5. — Tiwa, tikpo; — Briser, casser; v. a. Breakage; — Onu-ife-ntiwa; — Dédommagement; s. Breaker; — Otiwa, otikpo, okwuta; — Celui qui brise; 5. Breakfast; — Azi-ututu; ig"ba-azi-ututu ; — Repas du matin; s. Bream; ?a-ani-ug'bo ; — Chauffer; v. a. Breast; — Ala, obi; — Poitrine; s. — Zu; — Souffler; v. n. Breath; — ?^du, urne, iku-ume; — Haleine; s. Breathe; — Ku-ume, di-ndu; — Respirer; v. n. Breathing; — Iku-ume; — Respiration; s. 3 ? ? 0- 36 Bre— Bro Breathless; — ^wiilu-awii, iiwulu-?wu; — Essoufflé; a?j. Breeches; — Afe-ukwu, iikpat?-iikwu; — Pantalons; s. Breed; — Umii, uiiiu-ima; — Race, couvée; s. — Mu, zu, bu; — Engendrer; v. a. Breeder; — Onye-zuluozulu, ouye-azu; — Eleveur; s. Breeding; — Ikuku, ifufu; — Brise; s. Brevity; — Idi-nkenke; — Brièveté; s. Brew; — Si-manya; — Mêler; v. a. Brewage; — Mauya-esiliesi ; — Breuvage; s. Brewer; — Orimanya; — Brasseur; s. Brewery; — Uno-manya, esi-mauya; Brasseiie; s. Brick; — Okpukpu-adja, adja-ukpolo; — Brique; s. Bride; — Xwuuye-ofu, nwauyi-ofu; — Fiancée; s. Bridegroom; — Onye-uulu, uwunye-ofulu ; — Mariée; s. Bridge; — Akwa; — Pont, passerelle; s. Bridle; — Kwang^a; — Répiimer; ^. a. Brief; — Xkeuke, nkpilikpi; — Bref; adj. Brier; — X^ang-a; — Ronce; s. Brieiy; — So-ng-ang-a; — Plein de ronces; adj. Brig; — U^bo, ug"bo-oyibo; — Vaisseau, bateau; s. Brigade; — Otu ndi-o^u, otu ndi-ag-ha; — Brigade; s. Biigadier; — Odog"wu, odog'wu ndi-ag'ha; — Chef de guerre; s. Bright; — Xwu, ^bu, ^bupu; — Briller; v. n. Brighten; — Fi, fi?a ri, ri?a; — Etinceler; v. n. Brightness; — Onwunwu; — Eclat; s. Brim; — Ommu, mpempe; — Mer, océan; s. Bring; — Weta, buta, kpota, nata; — Apporter; ^^ a. Brink; — Ikpele, iiipempe-uso ; — Bord; 5.. Brisk; — Di-n^wii, di-ndu, di-uko; — Saillant, alerte, éveillé; a?j. Briskness; — Idi-ugrwa, idi-ndu, idi-nko; — Rudesse, vivacité; s. Broacher; — Ouye-nkwuta; — Inventeur; s. Broad; — Obodobo, abadaba; — Large; adj. Broad-axe; — Obodobo anyike; — ^ Hache d'armes; s. Broad-east; — Xfesa, ukposa; — ? la volée; adv. Broad-cloth; — Akwa-awiliwa; — Loques; s. Broaden; — Me-obodobo; — Elargir; v. a. Broad-sword; — ?fma obodobo; — Sabre; s. Brocade; — Akwa-mili-ona; — Brocart; s. Broil; — Xkpotu, esemoku; — Brouille, querelle; 5. Brood; — ?^'wa; — Race, couvée; s. Bro — Bug 37 ? Brood; — Kpiilii, makpulii; — Couver, nourrir; v. s. Brook; — ?^kis?-obele-mili ; — Ruisseau; s. — ?fado, di; — Endurer, souffrir; v. n. Broom; — Az?za, oke-okpa; — Balais; s. Broth; — Mili-anu; — Bouillon: s. Brother; — jS^wa-iiiie, inva-nne-iiwoke ; — Frère; s. Brotherhood; — Idi lia niia, idi nadu; — Fraternité; v. Brotherly; — Dika nwa-iine; — Fraternellement; adv. Brow; — Ikii, ikii-aiiya, egedeg'e-iru ; — Sourciller; v. a. Browless; — Di-eiiwe-iku, enwe-ifele; — Effronté e; adj. Browse; — Ta af?fya, g'bu-imi; — Brouter; v. a. Bruise; — ?ifya^ melu-arii, ii?ifya; — Meurtrir, meurtrissure; s. Bruiser; — Osi-okpa; — Celui qui meurtrit; s. Bruit; — Akoko, iizu; — Bruit; s. — Ko; — Faire courir un bruit; v. n. Brush; — Nza, nza?a, inyaliiiya; — Brosse; s. — Za, zac^a; — Brosser; v. a. Brushy; — Dika-nza, awiliwa; — Hirsute, hérissé; adj. Brustle; — Bamba, lia, tiig'bo; — Pétiller; v. n. Brutal; — Di-afo-iidjo; — Brutal e; adj. Brutalitj^; — Afo-ndjo, idi-afo-ndjo; — Brutalité; s. Bmtalize; — Do-afoiidjo; — Brutahser; s. a. Brute; — Ami, aiiii-ofya; — Brute; s. — Di-eii we-ii?e ; — Brute; adj. Brutish; — Dik'anii, di-afondjo; — Brutalement; adv. Brutism; — Adjo-iisokwu, nsokwii, nkwukwii; — Abrutissement; s. Bubble; — Ufufii, ife-ufolo, ufolo; — Bagatelle; s. — Gbo-ufufii; — Duper; v. a. Bubbler; — Ofiye-nziig-bii, oziibiilii; — Trompeur; s. Buck; — Oke-asonso, oke-eiie; — Chevreuil; s. Bucket; — M^be; — Heuse, seau; s. Buckler; — Ota; — Bouclier; s. Bud; — Opopo; opopo-akukwo ; — Bourgeon; s. — Ma-aki?iwo ofii; — Bourgeonner; v. a. Budiet; — ?^wa-opopo; — Petit bouton; s. Buffalo; — Atu, efi-ofya; — Buffle; s. Buffet; — Ti-okpo, ti-ikpa; — Se battre à coup de poings. Buffoon; — Oiiye-u^liele, eg-heli; — Bouffon; s. Bug; — Aruru, umu-ariiru; — Pouilleux-se; ac?/'. Bugle; — Opi; — Bugie; s. 38 Bui — Bur Build; — Lii, lu-uuo; — B?tir; v. a. Builder; — Onye-olu-uuo; — Celui qui b?tit; Building; — Ido-adja, olu-ido-adja; — Construction; s. Bulb; — Mba; — Biilbe; s. Bulbous; — Di-mba; — Bulbeux-se; adj. Bulge; — Tepulu, fuiiita; — Bomber, faire ventre; v. a. Bulimy; — Oke-afo-imi; — Boulimie; s. Bulk; — Okpi, ogbe; — Masse, volume; s. Bulkiness; — Idi-okpi, idi-og'be; — Corpulence; s. Bulky; — Di-okpi, di-og"be; — Corpulent; adj. Bull; — Oke-efi; — Taureau; s. Bull-dog; — Xuku iikita; — Bouledogue; s. Bullet; — Mgbo, afulu; — Balle, boulet; s. Bull-fight; — Og'u-oke-ef?; — Combat de taureaux; s. Bull-frog; — Awo, nukii awo; — Gros léopard; s. Bullock; — Nwa-oku-ef?; — Petit taureau; s. Bully; — Oko-onu; — Fanfaron; s. — Bamba; — Braver; s. Bulrush; — Ikpoko, ami; — Jonc; 5. Bumble-bee; — Adakada; — Bourdon; s. Bump; — Akpu; Bosse; s. Bumper; — ?^^dju, ndju-iko; — Kougebord; s. Biunpkin; — Ony e-aka-ekpe ; — Lourdaud; s. Bun; — Ai^??a uso; — G?teau; s. Bunch; — Akpa^ osi; — Tumeur; s. Bundle; — ?^'j^wu^wu, iitake; — Paquet, faisceau; s. Bung; — Okwii, akpu<^?; — Bondon; s. Bunk; — Akwamg-bo; — Alc?ve; s. Buntings; — Akwa-ufe; — Chiffons; s. Burden; — Ibu; — Fardeau; s, — Bu-ibu; — Charger; v. a. Burg; — Obodo, obwe, aiii; — Bourg; s. Burgher; — Oiiye-ani; — Ch?telain; s. Burglar; — Oiiye-nk^va-uno, opi-u?i(;i; — Voleur de nuit; s. Burgomaster; — Onye-ikpe, eze-ikpe; — Bourguemestre ; s. Burial; — Oniii?, akwamozu, akwakwa; — Obsèques; s. Burlesque; — Di-amu, di-ikpa-amu ; — Burlesque; adj. — Ikpa-amu; — s. Burliness; — Okp?, og-be; — Grosseur; s. Burly; — Di-okpi; — Coi-pulent-e; axlj. Bur — Byw 39 Burn; — Le, g-ba, su, le-okii; — Br?ler; v. a. — Oiiya-oku; — Br?lure; s. Burner; — Osu-oku; — Fourneau; s. Burnish; — Ri, ri(^a, fi, f?(?a; — Polir; v. a. Burrow; — Onu; — Trou; s. — Bi-n'ouu; — Faire un trou; v. a. Burst; — Opupu; — Eclat, explosion; s. — Tiwa, wa, pu; — Eclater; v. n. Bury; — M, nie, zobe; — Enterrer; v. a. — Xkpa-akukwo ; — Devenir touffu; v. n. Bushy; — Di-ofya; — Buissonneux-se ; adj. Busily; — N'olu; — Activement; aclv. Business; — Olu, ife-onieme; — Affaires; s. Buss; — Isusu-onu; — Baiser; s. — Susu-onu; — Baiser; v. a. Bustle; — Ido-akanya, akanya; — Tumulte; s. — Do-akanya; — Faire du bruit; v. n. Bustier; — Onye-akanya; — Intrigant; s. But; — Ma, beluso; — Mais, excepté; conj. — Oke, isi-ndjedebe; — But; s. Butcher; — Og'bu-anu; — Boucher; s. Butchery; — I^bu-anu; — Boucherie; s. Butt; — So nipi; — Se buter, heurter; v. a. Butterfly; — Ukpana; — Papillon; s. Butter- tooth ; — Obodobo-iru-eze; — Incisives; s. Buttock; — Ike; — Croupe; s. Button; — Xkpo?i; — Bouton; s. — Kpo?i; — Boutonner; v. a. Button-hole; — Og"hele-npko(?i; — Boutonnière; s. Buttres; — jS'zado; — Soutien; s. Buxom; — Di-ukele, di-ng-wa; — Docile; adj. Buxomly; — Ka ng-wa, oseso; — Docilement; adv. Buy; — Go, g"olu, g'bputa; — Acheter; v. a. Buyer; — Onye-og"Og"0 ; — Acheteur; s. Buzzard; — Udene, ayag'ana; — Buse; s. By; — Na, n'ikpele, n'uso; — Par; jyrép. By-and-by; — Emesia, ekpo-emelu, ekpo-emesili ; — Tout-à-l'heure. Bn^ath; — Owele; — Sentier; s. Bystander; — Onye-nkili; — Spectateur; s. Byword; — Inu, inu-oku; — Dicton, proverbe; s. 40 Cab — Can C Cabinet-maker; — Oiiweiie, okivanka; — Ebéniste; s. Cable; — Udo, a^bii, og-bilig-ba; — Cable; s. Cackle; — Be k'okuku; — Crlousser; v. n. Cacoethes; — Adjo-odibendi; — Mauvaise coutume; s. Cadaverous; — Dik'ozii; — Cadavéreux-se ; adj. Cade; — Okalig-be; — Caque; s. Cage; — Obele siiii, obele okadig'be; — Cage; 5. Cajole; — Lafu, bala; — Cajoler; v. a. Cajoler; — Onye-iilafu, oiiye-mbala ; — Cajoleur; s. Cajolery; — Xlafu, mbala; — Cajolerie; s. Calabash; — Ug'ba, mbiibo, ag-be; — Calebasse; s. Calamity; — Afiifu, osoma; — Calamité; s. Calcination; — Ig-we-omumu, iiniikpo; — Calcination; s. Calcine; — Niikpo, ^we-omumu; — Calciner; v. a. Calculable; — Di-ig-uta-oiia, di-ng-uta; — Calculable; ad? Calculate; — Ou, g-u-onii, g-ba, gbako; — Calculer; v. a. Calculation; — Igu-onii, mg"bako, og'ba^ba; — Calcul; s. Calculator; — Oiiye-mbako ; — Calculateur; s. Calendar; — Ig'u-aro, agum-aro; — Calendrier; 5. Calf; — ?fwa-efi, ebunu-iikwu; — Veau; s. Calico; — Akwa-owvi; — Calicot; ^5. Calidity; — Oke-awii; — Calvitie; s. Calk; — Fa, fa ugbo; — Calfater; v. a. Call; — Kpo, kpo-oku, gu-afa; Appeler; v. a. Calling; — Olu; — Etat, profession; s. Callosity; — Akpii; — Callosité; s. Callous; — Di-akpu; — Calleux-se; adj. Callow; — €rbalu-oto, di-oboloto; — Sans plumes; adj. Calm; — Xwayo, dii; — Calme; adj. Calmness; — Idi-dii, idi-mvayo; — Calme; s. Calumniate; — Kwuto, boiiasi; — Calomnier; v. a. Calumny; — Xkwuto, ikpe; — Calomnie; s. Calvary; — Ebe-okpokolo-isi ; — Calvaire; s. Camel; — Owakida; — Chameau; s. Camisade; — Ogu-iKj?i?i ; — Camisade; s. Camp; — Ikwu; — Camp; Can; — Iko, eku, aya; — Pot, vaisselle; s. — Piilu, piitalu, pu; — Pouvoir; v. a. Can — Cap 41 Canal; — Ulolo, opi; — Canal; s. Cancel; — Depu, kapu, de?apu; — Biffer, effacer: v. a. Cancer; — ?^kpulu-aku; — Cancer; s. Candle; — TJkpe; — Chandelle; s. Cane; — Ekwe, abo, okpete; — Canne à sucre; s. — Pya, ti; — B?tonner; v. a. Canebrake; — Ofya-ekwe, ofya-abo. Canker; — Oya-anumanu ; — Chancre; s. Canker-worm; — Utu, aruru; — Clienille; s. Cannibal; — Oli-madu, oli-aiiu-madu ; — Cannibale; 5. Cannibalism; — lli-anii-madii ; — Cannibalisme; s. Cannon; — Og'boiidu, 0|^rl)oiidiilii ; — Canon; s. Cannonade; — Ig'ba-og'dondu; — Canonade; — €rH)a-og"l)ondii ; — Canonner; v. a. Cannon-shot; — Mg'bo-og'boiidu, npulu-og'lboiidii ; — Coup de canon; s. Camiot; — Puro, piitaro; — Ne pas pouvoir; v. a. Cano?; — Ug'bo, ug-bo-nta; — Canot; s. Canon; — Iwu; — Loi: s. Canonize; — ? Gimyelu di-iiso; — Canoniser; v. a. Canticle; — Abu, iikwe, uli; — Chant, cantique; s. Canton; — Ebo, og"be; — Canton; s. Canvas; — Akpa-ag-budu ; — Toile à voiles; s. Caoutchouc; — Eso; — Caoutchouc; s. Cap; — Okpii; — Chapeau; s. Capability; — Ukpoko; — Capacité; s. Capacious; — jN'uku, di-obodobo; — Spacieux-se; adj\ Capacity; — Ime, afo; — Capacité; s. Caparison; — Ife-edjidji; — Capara?on; s. — Djikwa, dokwa; — Capara?onner; v. n. Caper; — Ma, wu, kpo-ntu; — Cabrioler; v. n. Capillaceous ; — Di-adji; — Capillaire; ndj: Capillaiy; — Dika-ntiitu, dik'adji; — Capillarité; s. Capital; — Isi-afya, isi-obodo; — Capitale; s. Capitulate; — Kwelii-isi-aiii; — Capituler; v. n. Capitulation; — Ikwelii-isi-aiii; — Capitulation; s. Capsize; — Kpii, g-hakpu; — Eenverser; v. a. Capsular; — Di-u^bo; — En creux; adj. Capsule; — M^bu^bo; — Capsule; s. Captain; — Odo^wu, eze-ug'bo;— Capitaine; s. Captious; — Di-mbo, mbo; — Captieux-se: ?4;*. 42 Cap — Cas Captioiisness ; — Mbo, idi-mbo; — Humeur tracassière ; s. Captivate; — Dolii, dota, iiwiide; — Captiver; v. a. Captive; — Oiiye-adolu ii'airha; — Captif- ve; s. Captivity; — Orii, idi-ii'orii, ino-ii'oru; — Captivité; s. Captor; — Oiiye-invude ; — Celui (pii capture. Capture; — Xwude; — Prise, capture; s. Caravan; — Usu, u|^l)iidu-afya ; — Caravane; s. Carbon; — Unyi, icjjeku; — Charbon; s. Carcass; — Ozu; — Carcasse; s. Cardiac; Obi, di-n'obi; — Cardiaque; adj. Care; — U?e, i?e-u?e; — Soin, souci; s. — G-banye, be; — Se soucier; v. 71. Careen; — Obiirolu; — Caréner; v. a. Career; — Uzo, ?wii-uzo; — Carrière; s. Careful (To be); — Xezi-auya, pa^al'aiiya; — Faire attention; v. n. Carefulness; — Ag:banye, akpal'aiiya; — Soin souci; s. Carelessly; — X'akpa(?al'aiiya, n'edolu-aru-an? ; — Négligence; s. Caress; — Kakii; — Caresser; i\ a. Cargo; — Ibu-ug:bo; — Cai'gaison; 5. Carnage; — Og^bug-bu; — Carnage; s. Cai-nal; — Arii, di-n'aru; — Charnel-le; adj. Carnivorus; — X'eli-auu; — Carnivore; adj. Carol; — Abu, abu-?wuli; — Chant; s. Carpenter; — Oinvene, omenka; — Charpentier; .s. Carriage; — Obiibii, omeme; — Porteur; s. Carrion; — Anii-iile, aiiulelu-ule; — Charogne; s. Carronade; — Obele-oboudu; — Caronade; s. Carry; — Bu, bulu, na, palu; — Porter; v. a. Cai-touch; — Akpati-mg"bo ; — Cartouche; s. Cartridge; — ^Ig-bo, nui-eg*be; — Cartouchière; é?. Cartridge-box; — Akpati-mg*bo; — Ciberne; s. Carver; — Ouye-u*atu-e|2:bug-bu ; — Sculpteur; s. Case; — Akpati; — Boite; s. Casern; — Uuo udi-og-u; — Caserne; 5. Cash; — E^o, egro-oy?bo; — Monnaie; s. Cash-book; — Akukwo-ej^o; — Livre de comptes; s. Cask; — Obele ag"badi; — Baril, tonnelet; s. Castaway; — Ouye-arafulu-arafu; — Réprouvé, paria; s. Caste; — Otu; — Caste; s. Castigate; — Pya^ pya-itali; — Ch?tier; v. a. Cas — Cav 43 Castigation; — Ipya-?tal?; — Punition; s. Castramentation ; — Inye-ikwu; — Castramétation ; 5. Castrate; — Pi, p?-amu; — Ch?trer; v. a. Castration; — Opipi, opipi-amii; — Castration; s. Casuality; — Xtiimade, og'liom; — Hasard; s. Cat; — Onog-bo, iiwa-oiiogl)o, nwa-obala; — Chat; s. Catamount; — Nna^biiPede ; — Chat sauvage; 5. Cataract; — Oya-anya; — Maladie d'yei-ix; s. Catarrh; — Oya-imi, ii<^i<^e; — Catarrhe; s. Catastrophe; — Afufu; — Catastrophe; s. Catch; — Xwude, djide; — Saisir; v. a. Catchable; — Di-ninyude, di-ndjide; — Saisissable; adj. Catcher; — Oiiye-nnwude, onye-iidjide; — Cekii qui attrape; s. Catechise; — Kuzi, djii-adjudju; — Catéchiser; v. a. Catéchiser; — Onye-ukuzi, onye-adjudju; — Catéchiste; 5. Catechism; — Adjudju, akukwo-adjud.ju; — Catéchisme; s Catenary; — Dika-iy ag^ba ; — En forme de cha?ne; adv. Catenate; — Zoko, Koko; — Encha?ner; v. a. Catenation; — ^zoko, iikoko; — Encha?nement; s. Cater; — Kpa-imi, (?o-imi, ku; — Pourvoir, approvisionner; v. a. Caterer; — Okpa-uiii; — Pourvoyeur; s. Caterpillar; — Arum; — Chenille; s. Cathartic; — Og-ii-inupii-afo ; — Purgatif; s. Catholic; — Ife-ora; — Catholique; ady'. Catholicon; — Og'wu-ora: — Panacée; s. Cattle; — Anu-iitimi, anu-iiata-iini ; — Betail; .9. Causation; — ]Vkpata, Ikpata; — Causerie; s. Cause; — Akpam; s. Kpatn; — Cause; s. Caustic; — Og'ii-okpokpo ; — Caustique; s. Causticity; — Okpokpo, iifu; — Causticité; s. Cauterism; — Iru-okii-ig'we ; — Cautérisation; s. Cauterize; — Rii-okii-ig'we ; — Cautériser; v. a. Cautery; — Irii-okii-ig'we ; — Cautère; s. Caution; — Ize, ikpa<^alaiiya ; — Avertissement; 6-. Cautionary, cautious; — Di-ize; — Prudent-e; adj. Cautiously; — N'ize; — Prudemment; adv. Cautiousness; — Idi-ize; — Prudence; s. Cave, cavern; — Oiiu, oiiuiui; — Trou, cave; s. Cavernous; — Di-oimim, buso-oiumii; — Caverneux-se ; adj. Cavil; — Ifu-olu; s. Fii-olii; v. — Chicane; s. Chicaner; v. a. 44 Cav — Cha Caviller; — Oiiye-ifu-olu ; — Chicaneur; s. Cavity; — Ug'ibo, onu, oimnu; — Cavité; 5. Cayenne; — Ose (peper); — Poivre de cayenne: s. Cazique; --- Ndu?ye India; — Cazique; s. Cease; — Ra, rapu, g-halii; — Casser; v. n. Ceaseless ; — Ag-hag-ha, ebebe ; — Incessant-e ; adj. Cede; — Rafu, ranye; — Céder; v. a. Ceil; — Kpa??, kpu(^i; — Plafonner; v. a. Celature; — Akika, itu-akika, egrbug^bu; — Sculpture; s. Celebrate; — To, bala, biiiii; — Célébrer; v. a. Celebration; — Oteto, mbala, mbuui; — Célébration; s. Celebrator; — Onye-ototo, onye-mbala; — Panégiriste; s. Celebrity; — Tide, afa; — Célébrité; s. Celerity; — ?fg">ya, ig-wang-wa, inie-ososo; — Rapidité; s. Celestial; — Enig'we, ig"we; — Céleste; adj. Celiac; — Afo, iig"ili-afo, mgbili-afo; — Céliaque; adj. Celibacy; — Anii-iiwimye, akpokolo-ekpu ; — Célibat; s. Cell; — U^bo, obele-imuno ; — Cellule; s. Cellar; — Uiio-okpulu, uiio-aiii; — Cellier; s. Celsitude; — Eiiu; — Elévation; s. Cement; — Makodo, nyakodo; — Cimenter; v. a. Cementation; — Xmakodo, nuyakodo; — Action de cimenter; s. Cemetery; — Ebe-iiii-ozii ; — Cimetière; s. Censurable; — Di-iita, di-ita-uta; — Repréhensible ; adj. Censure; — Uta; 6*. Ta, ta-uta; v. — Censure; s. Censurer; v. a. Central; — Etiti; — Central-e; adj. Centrality; — Idi ii'etiti; — Centralisation; 's. Centre; — Etiti; s. Debe ii'etiti; v. — Centre; s. Concentrer; a. Centrebit; — Ara; — Vilebrequin; s. Centuple; — Og'u-ise; — Centuple; s. Centurion; — Odog'wu-og'u-ise; — Centurion; s. Century; — 0|2ru-aro-ise ; — Siècle; s. Cephalic; — Isi; — Céphalique; adj. Ceraceous; — Dika-mg-ba, dik'obya; — De cire; adj. Cer\'ical; — Onu, di n'oiiu; — Du cou; adj. Cessation; — Krapu, orara, ig-halii; — Fin, destination; s. Cession; — ISTrapu, iiranye; — Cession; s. Chafe; — We-iwe, kpasii-iwe; — S'emporter; v. n. Chaff; — Mg-bugbo, afifya; — Paille; s. Chaffer; — Kpa, ka-ag-ba; — Marchander; v. a. Cha— Cha 45 Chaffy; — Di- mg'bug'bo, di-af?fya; — Plein de paille. Chagrin; — Iwe, afufu; — Chagrin; s. Chain; — lyag-ba, og-Mlig^lba; s. Kpado, kpoba; v. — Cha?ne; s. Chalice; — Iko-olili-nso ; — Calice; s. [Encha?ner; v. a.] Chalk; — ?^zu; s. De-nzu, ma-nzu; v. — Craie: 5. Crayonner; v. a. Challenge; — lyo-mg-ba, lyo-og'u; s. Yo-mg'ba; v. — Provocation; s, provoquer; v. a. Challengeable ; — Di-iyo-mg'ba, di-iyo-og"U ; — Provocateur-trice ; adj. Challenger; — Oyo-mg"ba, oyo-og"ii; — Provocateur* s. Chamber; — Uiio-eiiu, imuno; — Chambre; s. Chameleon; — Owiimag'aiia; — Caméléon; s. Champ; — Ta; — M?cher; v. Champion; — Odog:wii; — Champion; 5. Chance; — Uke, ife-uke; — Chance, hasard; s. Canceller; — Onye-ikpe, olu-eze-ikpe; — Chancelier; s. Chancery; — Uno-olii-eze-ikpe, Uno-ikpe; — Chancellerie; s. Change; — O-ha, g'bag'ha, ug-ha; s. — Changer; v. n. Changeable; — Di-iig'ha; — Variable; adj. Changeableness ; — Idi-ii^lia; — Changement; s. Changeful; — Di-ug'lia, so-ug'lia; — Variable; adj. Changeless; — Eiiwero-u^lia; — Invariable; adj. Channel; — Ulolo, etiti-mili; — Canal; s. Chant; — Abu, uli; G-u-uli, buabu; — Chant; s. Chanter; v. a. Chanter; — Onye-abu, oiiye-ukwe; — Chanteur; s. Chanticleer; — Okpa, oke-okpa; — Coq; s. Chap; — Gbu, g-bimma; — Fendre; v. a. Chapel; — Uno-ekpele, uiio-?iiku; — Chapelle; s. Chaplain; — TJko-?uku ndi-ag^lia; — Aum?nier militaire; s. Chaplet; — Okpu; — Huppe: s. Chapman; — Onye-afya; — Chaland; s. Chapter; — Isi, Isi-akiikwo; — Chapitre; s. Character; — Omeme, nkpulu-akiikwo ; — Caractère d'imprimerie ; s. Characterize; — Gii-afa, nye-afa; — Caractériser; v. a. Charcoal; — 'Uiiyi, i?eku; — Charbon de bois; s. Charge; — Onu, onu-afya, ozi;'Manye; — Charge, s. imputer; v. a. Chargeable; — Di-oke-onu; — Imputable; adj. Charger; — Xukwu-afele; — Bassin, cuvette; s. Chariot; — Ug-bo; — Chariot; s. Charitable; — Di-afo-oma, di-amala; — Charitable; adj. Charity; — Afo-oma, idi-amala; — Charité; s. 46 Cha— Chi Charming; — Di-uso; — Chaniiant-e; adj. Chary (Tobe); — Ze, zendu; — Etre soigneux; v. n. Chase; — O?u?u, ?u, ?uiita, ?u-ofya; — Chasse; s. chasser; v. a. Chaser; — 0(?u-ofya; — Cnassear; s. Chasm; — Og-liele; — Trou, ab?me; s. Chaste; — Di-o?a ifomeme; — Chaste; adj. Chastise; — Pya, pya-itali, du; — Ch?tier; v. a. Chastisement; — Itali, ipya-itali, ndumodu; — Correction; s. Chastiser; — Opya-itali, oiiye-mbazi ; — Punisseur; s. Chastity; — ldi-0(?a iromeme; — Chasteté; s. Chat; — Kpali, kpa-iikata; — Babiller; v. 7i. Chatter; — Ig-ii-isa, isa; Gu, sarii-isa; — Caquet; s. Caqueter; v. n. Chatterer; — Okwa-isa, og"u-isa; — Babillard; s. Cheap; — Oiiu-aiii, iikiti; — A bon marché; adj. Cheapen; — Do-onu-an?, beiiata-oiiu; — Marchander; v. a. Cheapness; — Oim-aiii, idi-onu-aiii ; — Bon marché; s. Cheat; — Nzii^rbu, iimejj;"l)ii ; Ziig^W; — Tromperie; s. tricher; v. a. Check; — ]S'iiara, iiuapu; Nara, g'iiinvo; — Frein; s. réprimer; v. a. Checkers; — Izu-okwe; — Contr?leur, échiquier; s. Cheek; — Xti; — Joue; s. Cheer; — Xwiili, iiwuliba, sroli; — Animer, encourager; v. a. Cheerful; — Xeg-oli, di-?wuli; — Joyeux-se; adj. Cheerfulness; — Xg"oli, oiiu, Tnyuli; — Joie, gaité; s. Cheerless; — Irii-odjo, iru-iwe; — Tristesse; s. . Cheque; — Esco-akukwo, akukwo-eg"o; — Chèque; s. Cherish; — Zu, mede-obi; — Chérir; v. a. Cherisher; — Oiiye-ozuzu; — Celui qui chérit; s. Cherub; — Kerubim; Mmo-euig-we ; — Cherubim; s. Chest; — OM, nukwu-akpati; — Caisse; s. Chew; — Ta, tali; — M?cher; v. a. Chicane; — Xtu, njrlio, itii-iijrlio; — Chicane; s. Chicken; — Uyom, inva-okuku; — Poussin, poulet; s. Chide; — Ba, ba mba; — Oionder; v. a. Chief; — Isi, okeiiye, onye-isi, ndii(?ye; — Chef; s. Chiefly; — Xkebiiisi, tuiiui, iradu; — Principalement; adv. Chieftain; — Odojrwu, 0(fiajj'lia; — Capitaine; s. Chieftainship; — 01u-odo^>vii, olu-o(^iag'ha; — Qualité de chef; s. Chilblain; — Ag'ba; — Engelure: .s-. Child, children; — Xwa, nwata; umu; — Enfant, enfants; s. Child-bed; — Oiimg"Wo; — Couches; s. A Chi— Chu 47 Child-bii-th ; — Omiimu-nwa, Ime-omeme ; — Naissance; s. Childhood; — Nwata, ekpo-nwata, idina-nwata; — Enfance; s. Childish; — Dika nwa, dika mvata; — Enfantin-e; adj. Childishness; — Imeka nwata; — Puérilité; s. Childless; — Glba-aka-nwa; — Stérile; adj. Chill; — Oyi, akpatu-oyi; — Froid, froidure; s. — Di-oyi; Tu-oyi; — Froid-e; ad. faire froid; v. a. Chilliness; — Itu-oyi, idi-oyi; idju-oyi; — Frisson; s. CKilly; — Kwa-Oyi, di iiwa-oyi; — Frileux-se; adj. Chin; — Akpo; — Menton; s. Chincough; — Nri, iikwala; — Coqueluche; s. Chine; — Okpukpu-azu; — Echine; s. Chink; — ?^tiwa, ogrhele; — Fente, crevasse; s. — Kenye, g-bawa; v. n. Tiwa; v. a. — Fendre, se fendre; v. n. Chip; — Ibe, ilili; Beli, g'buli; — Morceau; s. morceler; v. a. Chirographer: — Odeakukwo, ode; — Ecrivain; s. Chirography; — Aka-akiikwo, aka-odede; — Art d'écrire; s. Chitchat; — Ikpali nkata, nkata; — Caquet; s. Choice; — l^rota; — Choix; s. Choir; — Otu-abu; — Choc'ur de musique; s. ^ Choke; — Kpag^bii, tog-bu, todo; ri; — Suffoquer, étouffer; v. a, Choler; — Oliilu, iwe; — Colère; s. Choose; — Ro, rota, ra, rata; — Choisir; v. a. Chooser; — Onye-iirota; onye-nroro; — Celui qui choisit; s. Chop; — Grbu; — Hacher; 2?. a. Chop-house; — Uno-ili-ife; — Gargote; s. Chops; — Ag-ba; — M?choire; s. Chord; — Akwala; — Corde; s. Chorist; — Okwa-abii, onye-otu-abu ; — Choriste; s. Chrism; — Ude-nso, manii-nso; — Chrême; s. Christ; — Kristi; — Christ; s. ?Christi^'ize- | ~" onye-otu-Kristi ; — Christianiser; v. a. Christmas; — Omumu-Kristi, aro-omumu-Kristi; — No?l; s. Chronicle; — Denye, kaiiye; — Enrégistrer; v. a, — Akukwo-iidenye ; — Chronique; s. Chubby; — M-okpo, iikenke; — Joufflu, rustre; adj. Chuck; — ?om, iku?om; Ku, ku(^om; — Gloussement; s. glousser; v. n. Chuckle; — Mu-amu; Mu; — Eire tout haut; v. n. Chuff; — Akalogoli; — Rustre; s. 48 Chu— Civ Chump; — Nkpilikpi-osisi ; nkpilikpi-iiku ; — Grosse pièce de bois; 5. Church; — Otu-iika, uno-?uku; — Eglise; s. Churl; — Akalog-oli, onye-eg-heli; — Rustre; s. Churlish; — Di-eg-lieli; — Rustre, ladre; aàj. Churlishness; — Idi-eg'heli; — Grossièreté; s. Churn; — Marube, mag-hali; — Agiter violemment; v. a. Churning; — Imarube, imag-hali; — Action de secouer; s. Cicatrice; — Apa, apa-onya; — Cicatrice; s. Cigar; Otaba-osese; — Cigare; s. Cilicious; — Di-ntutu, di-adji; — Fait de crins; adj. Cimeter; — IS'ma, iikenke-nma; — Cimeterre; s. Cincture; — Adji; — Ceinture; s. Cinder; — Unyi, ntu; — Charbon, fraisil; s. Cipher; — Ufolo; Gbako; — Chiffre; s. Chiffrer; v, a. Ciphering; — Mg:bako, Ig"bako; — Comptes; s. Circle; — Okilika; — Cercle; s. Circlet; — Obele okilika, okilika nta; — Petit cercle; s. Circuitous; — Okilikili, di-okilikili; — Circulaire; adj. Circuity; — Idje-okilikili; — Circuit; s. Circular; — Dika okilika; — En cercle; adj. , Circularity; — Idi-okilikili ; — Forme circulaire; s. Circularly; — Okilikili, okolokolo; — Circulai rement; adv. Circulate; — Gbasasi, djesasi; — Circuler; s. n. Circulation; — Mg"basasi, ndjesasi; — Circulation; s. Circumcise; — Be-ii^wu; — Circoncire; v. a. Circumcision; — Ibe-ug-wu; — Circoncision; s. Circumlocution; — Nkwug'heli; — Circonlocution; s. Circumscribe; — Karube; — Circonscrire; v. a. Circumscription; — 'N'kariibe, ikarube; — Circonscription; s. Circumspect (to )3e); — ?^ezi-aiiya, kpa?al'anya; — ?tre attentif; v. n. Circumvent; — Lafu, laputa; — Circonvenir; v. a. Circumvention; — Nlafu, nlaputa; — Action de circonvenir; s. Circumvolve; — Kpole ^liali; — Tourner autour de; s. a. Circumvolution; — ?^kpole^irhali ; — Action de tourner autour. Cistern; — Aya-mili; — Citerne; s. Citadel; — I;?a; — Citadelle; s. Citation; — I?o-ikpe; — Citation; s. Cite; — ?o-ikpe; — Citer; v. a. Cit, citizen; — Onye-ani, adja-aiii, epum; — Citoyen; s. Civic, civil; — Uiio, ani; — Civil, civique; a?j. Cla— Cli 49 Claim; — Kuli; — Réclamer; v. a. Claimable; — Di-iikiili; — Reclamable; adj. Claimant; — Onye-nkuli; — Ayant cause; s. Clamminess; — Idi-nyamanyama, idi-atutu; — Viscosité; s. Clammy; — Di-iiyamanyama, di-atutu; — Gluant-e; adj. Clamour; — Uzu, iikpotu; Kpotu, kpokpo; — Clameur; s. s'excla- Clamourous; — Di-nkpotu; — Bmyant-e; adj. [mer; v. n.] Clan; — Ogbe, ebo, umu-nna; — Clan; s. Clandestine; — Nzuzo, di-iizuzo; — Clandestin- e ; adj. Clandestinely; — Na nzuzo, n'okpulu; — Clandestinement; adj. Clap; — Kii, ku-aka; — Claquer, battre des mains; v. n. Clarify; — Za?a; — Clarifier; v. a. Clash; — Ise-okwii, esemokwu; Se-okwii; — Contradiction; s. se Clasp; — Maku, makiido; — Agrafer; v. a. [contredire; v. n.] Class; — Otu, o§rbo; — Classe; s. Claw; — Mlbo; g-a-mbo; — Pince; s. pincer; v. a. Clay; — Ulo; — Boue; 5. Clean; — O?a, di-0(^a; Me(?a; — Propre; adj. approprier; v. a. Cleanliness; — Idi-o?a; — ? Propreté; s. Cleanse; — Me?a, Wu<?a; — Nettoyer; v .a. — Kpo?a, za?a, ?a?a, sa<^a; — Purifier; v. a. Clear; — Pua, puta; — S'éclaircir; v. n. — ]^?a; — Clairement; adv. Clearage; — Ikwa-ife; — Nettoyage; s. Cleave; — Bjide, iiyado; — Fendre; v. a. — Wa, kpowa, kpawa; — Se fendre; v. n. Cleaver; — Anyu, anyike; — Couperet; s. . Cleft; — Oghele, m^bawa; — Fente, crevasse; s. Clemency; — Afo-oma; — Clémence; s. Clergy; — Ndi-uko-(?uku; — Prêtre; s. Clerk; — Ode-akukwo; — Commis d'écritures; s. Clerkship; — Olu-ode-akukwo ; — Emploi de commis; s. Clever; — Di-nfe; — Adroit-e; adj. Clew; — Nkuliiku; — Peloton; s. Chiff; — Mbulug-udu; — Rive escarpée; s. CHmb; — Li, ligo, rog-o; — Gravir; v. a. CUnch; — Nwu, nwude, mado; — River, serrer foi-tement; v. a. CHng; — Maku, iiakwu, gbanakwu ; — Se coller, adhérer; v. n. Clingy; — Di-nyamanyama, di-atiitu; — Visqueux-se; adj. Chp; — Benata, becjanata, benkenke; — Rogner, tondre; v. a. 50 Clo— Coa Cloak; — Afe-enu-aru; Kpudo, g'bo, zobe; — Manteau; s. masquer; t^. a. Clock; — Aiiyawu; — Montre, horloge; s. Clod; — Ukpolo; — Motte; s. Clog; — Kpa-ikol?ko; ?i-anya; — Attacher, entraver; v. a. Close; — Isi-ndjedebe; Mecjji, g'u?i, kpa??; — Fin; s. cl?turer; v. a. Closely; — ?fa-nso; — De près; a?v. Closeness; — I(^i-aiiya; — Contignitc; v. Closet; — Obele imuno; — Cabinet; s. Clot; — IS'tuii?, timi; — Gmmeau; s. se coaguler; v. n. Cloth; — Yibe-afe, djebe-akwa; — Habiller; v. a. Clothes; — Akwa, afe, awo; Effets, habits; s. Clothier; — Onye-akwa, ole-akwa, okpa-akwa; — Drapier; s. Clothing; — Awo, afe, akwa; — Habillements; s. Cloud; — Igive, ig-we-odji, aliilu; ~ Nuage; s. Cloupiness; — Ikwu-àwulii, ikwu-alulu; — Obscurité; s. Cloudy (to be); — Kwu-alulu, kwu-?wulu; — Faire sombre; v. n. Clout; — Akwa-ng-wu?i, nkilika-akwa; — Torchon, chiffon; s. — Owii?i; — Rapetasser; v. a. Cloven-footed; — Di-ikwii-ndjakpa; — Qui a le pied fourchu; adj. Clown; — Akala-og'oli; — Kustre; s. Clownish; — Di-akala-og"oli, di-eg^lieli; — Grossier-ère; adj. Club: — Xkulu, mbulii; — Massue; s. Cluck; — Ku?om; — Glousser; v. n. Clue; — Uwala; — Pelotte; s. Cluster; — Adju, akpa; — Groupe, amas; s. Clustery; — Di-akpa; — En grappe; ac^*. Clutch; — Ng"wolii, ndjide; — Griffe; s. — Ta, g-wolii, lu, djide, iiwiide; — Empoigner; v. a. Clutter; — Nkpotu; Obadji, ^bakoba; — Vacarme; s. faire du Coaction; — Xmanye, imeii?ke; — Contrainte; s. [biTiit; v. Coadjutor; — Onye-iiiye-aka; — Coadjuteur; s. Coagulable; — Di-iituii?; — Qui peut se coaguler; àxij. Coagulate; — Tuni; — Se coagTder; v. n. Coagulation; — Xtuiii; — CoagTilation ; s. Coal; — tJnyi, i(?eku; Te i?eku, nalu-uny?; — Charbon; s. faire du charbon; v. n. Coalesce; — Bako, sokolia, kpoko; — Se coaHser; v. n. Coalescence; — Mbako, nsokoli; — Coalition; s. CoaHng; — Iwe-i(f*ekii, iiiye-i(^eku ; — Houillère; 5. Coalition; — Xkpoko, nmako; — Coalition; s. Coa — Coll 51 Coalmine; — 0!mma-i(^*eku ; — Mme de hoiiile; s. Coaly; — Di-i(^*eku, di-imyi; — Hoiiiller-ere ; adj. Coarse; — Ag^liala, di-ag'hala; — Grossier-ère; adj. Coarseness; — Aiiiiala; — Grossièreté; s. Coast; — Ikpele mili; Gba-ikpele ; — C?te; 5. c?toyer; v. a. Coat; — Afe-eiiii-arii ; — Cotte, redingote; s. Coating; — Akwa-afe-euu-arii ; — Y este; s. Coax; — Lafu, g'ug'u; — Cajoler; ^. a. Coaxer; — Oi^uj^wa, onye-ng-iij^'u ; — Enj?leur; s. Cobble; — (xwu?i, kwa?i; — Raccommoder; v. a. Cobweb; — Oiiya-udiido ; — Toile d'araignée; s. Cock; — Okpa; — Coq; s. Cockatrice; — Ag"wo, abiil)o; — Basilic; 6\ Cock-fight; — Og'u-okpa; — Combat de coqs; s. -Cock-roach; — IJ(?a?a; — Nom d'un insecte; s. Cocoanut; ~ Akii-oyibo, akunkpii, nkpii; — Noix de coco; s. Coction; — Owinvii; — Coction; s. Coddle; — ?ii, (^urii, .2:lie-okoko ; — Faire bouillir. Codger; — Akala-og"oli ; — Gueux; s. Coerce; — Mauye, manyeta, iiyadota; — Réprimer; v. a. Coercion; — ?^Tinaiiye, imara; — Répression; s. Coetanous (to be); — Di n'og'bo; — Etre contemporain; v. n. Coeval; — Og'bo, onye-og'lbo; — Contemporain; s. Coffee; — Imimi oyibo; — Café; s. Coffer; — Akpati; — Coffre; s. Coffin; — Akpati-ozvi; — Cercueil, s. — Tiiiye n'akpati-ozu ; — Mettre au cercueil; v. a. Cog; — Eze; — Crocs; s. Cogency; — Ike; — Nécessité, force; s. Cogent; — Di-ike; — Forcé; adj. Cogitable; — Di-ilolo; — Sujet à méditation; adj. Cogitate; — Lo, (^ig-liali-ii?e, ?e; — Penser, méditer; v. a. n. Cogitation; — Ilolo; — Pensée; s. Cogitative; — Di-ike-ilolo ; — Pensif-ve; adj. Cognation; — Umii-niia, ikwii, ibe; — Parenté; s. Cognition; — Omama; — Connaissance; s. Cohabit; — Diiia, la; — Cohabiter; v. n. Cohabitation; — MMko, iinoko; — Cohabitation; s. ? Cohere; — Lado, iiyado, mado; — Adhérer; v. n. Coherence; — Nlado, iimado; — Adhésion; s. 52 Coh — Com Cohesive; — Di-iiyamaiiyama; — Capable d'adhérer; adj. Cohesiveness ; — Idi-nyamaiiyama; — Cohésion; s. Coil; — IVkuhiku; Kekii; — Tumulte; s. Rouer; v. a. Coin; — Eg'O-oyibo, ikpeg*!; — Monnaie; s. Coincide; — Daba, daiia; — Coincidence; s. Coition; — O/aizu, iidjeko; — Copulation; 5. Colation; — Ozaza; — Colature; s. Cold; — Di-oyi; Oyi, idi-oyi, idju-oyi; — Froid; adj. s. Coldly; — Xa oyi; — Froidement; adv. Coldness; — Idi-oyi, idjii-oyi; — Froidure; s. Collatable; — Di-iisikwu, di-iitutukoba; — Comparable; adj. Collate; — Sikwu, tiitiiko, kpokoba; — Comparer; v. a. Collation; — ^"sikwu, onyeiiye; — Comparaison; s. Collator; — Onye-ntutuko; Onye-iikpokolba; — Celui qui compare ; s. Colleague; — Oiiye-abo, ofu-abo; — Collègue; s. Collect; — ]N'keuke ekpele; kpoko; — Collecte; s. réunir; v. a. Collection; — Nkpoko; — Collection; s. Collectively; — ^'o^bo; — Collectivement; adv. Collector; — Oiiye-iiiiako, ona-utu; — Collectionneur; .9. College; — Mg-bako, iizuko; — College; s. Collegian; — Oiiye-akukwo ; — Collégien; s. ColHery; — Ebe-ig'>vu-i?eku ; — Charbonnerie ; s. Collision; — Nkukoli; — Collision; s. Collocate; — Do, ?o, ?obe; — Placer; — v. a. Collocation; — Ododo, 0(?0(po; — Placement, position; s. Collocution; — Kkata, ikpaiikata; — Entretien; s. Collusive; — Di-nlafu, di-nlapiita; — Illusoire; adj. Colonel; — Odog-^vu, o?i-ag"ha; — Colonel; s. Colonelcy; — 01u-o<?i-ag'ha; — Grade de colonel; s. Colossal; — Apidaga, akatakpo; — Colossal-e; adj. Colour; — Sidji, yi; me-ifele; — Colorer; v. a. rougir; v. n. Colourable; — Di-iisi-dji; — Qui peut être coloré; adj. Colours; — Okoloto, okoiioko; — Couleurs, drapeau; s. Colt; — Anyinya-iita, mva-anyinya; — Poulain; s. Column; — Xddli, usu, usu-ndi-og-u ; — Colonne; s. Comb; — Xra, olo, akpaka-awii; Ra, ra?a; — Rayon de miel; s. peigner; v. a. Combat; — O^ii, ag-lia; Gba, nii-og*u; — Combat; s. combattre; v. a. Combatant; — Onye-mgba; — Combattant; s. Combinable; — Di-nkpoko; — Combinable; adj. Com — Com 53 Combination; — ?^'kpoko; — Combination; s. Combine; — Kpoko; — Combiner; v. a. Come; — Bya; — V^enir; v. n. Comeliness; — ?^'ma, nma-aru; — Bonne mine; s. Comely; — Oma, uma; — Avec gr?ce; adv. Comet ; — Ekili ; — Comète ; s. Comfort; — Nkasi, ntasi-oM; Kasi, tasi-obi; — Consolation; s. consoler; v. a. Comforter; — Oiiye-nkasi, onye-iitasi-oM ; — Consolateur; s. Comfortless; — Enwe-ntasi, edji-iikasi; — Désespoir; s. Coming; — OMbya, nkpudebe; — Arrivée; s. Command; — Iwu, ozi; Xye-iwu, Zi; — Commandement; s. com- Commander; — Oiiye-ima-iwu; — Commandant; s. [mander ; ^\ a.] Commanding; — Ima-iwu, iti-hyii; — Ordre; s. Commandement; — Imi; — Commandement; s. Commemorable ; — Di-nlota, di-n(?eta; — Commémorable ; adj. Commemorate; — ?eta, g'ii-ag'og'O ; — Se rappeler; v. a. Commemoration; — Ig'ii-ag'O^o ; — Commémoration; s. Commence; — Bido, g'l)udo, si n'izizi; — Commencer; v. a. Commencement; — Mg^Mdo, iziz?; — Commencement; s. Commend; — To, tobe; — Recommander; v. a. Commendable; — Di-otiito, di-ototo; — ?ecommandable ; adj. Commendation; — Ototo; — Eecommandation ; s. Comment; — Kg"wapu, iikawa; — Commentaire; s. — €rwapu, kwiipii, kawa; — Commentaire; s. Commentator; — Onye-nkpapii, oiiye-nkawa; — Commentateur; s. Commerce; — Afya, izii-afya; — Commerce; s. Commination; — Ibii-oim; — Menace; s. Commingle; — Kpo^wa, tig'wa; — Mêler; v. a. Comminute; — Beli, Mmii, kemu; — Pulvériser; v. a. Comminution; — Mbeli, nkemu, mMli, o^ug-we; — Pulvérisation; s. Commiserable ; — Di-ime-ebele ; — Compatissant-e ; adj. Commiserate; — Me-ebele ; — Faire gr?ce; v. n. Commiseration; — Ebele, ime-ebele, oM-ebele; — Compassion; s. Commiserator; — Onye-ebele ; — Celui qui a pitié; s. Commission; — Elele, ozi; Ra, rata, ra-o?i, ra-uko; — Commission; 5. Commissionner; — Uko; — Envoyé; s. [commissionner; v. a.] Commit; — Xye, nyen'aka, do n'ibe; — Confier; v. a. Commix; — Crwo, kpoko; — Mêler; v. a. Commixtion; — Ogwo^wo, nkpoko; — Mélange; s. 4* ??is: 54 Com — Com Commodious: — Di-o^'liele, di-efe; — Commode; adj. Commodiousness ; — Idi-o^liele, idi-efe; — Commodité; s. Commodity; — Afya, ife-afya; — Marchandise; s. Common; — Ani-ora, ife-ora; — Commun-e; adj. Commonalty; — Ora, ora-iiiue, ora-ii(?a; — Le peuple, le vulgaire:. s. Commotion; — Nmesu; kposu; — Commotion; s. Commove; — Kpaso, mesii; — Ebranler; v. a. Communicant; — Oiiye ii'eli olil?-uso; — Communiant; s. Communion; — Nnoko, nmeko, Ili-olili-uso; — Communion; s. Commutability; — ldi-m?^l)agiia; — Echange; s. Commutable; — Di-m^l)ai^ha; — Commutable; adj. Commutation; — Mjrbag'lia; — Commutation; s. Commute; — Obag'lia; Gwe; — Echanger; v. Compact; — De-ike; Do-a^bata, kpa; — Com})act-e; adj. assem- Compactness; — Idi-ike; — Compacité; s. [bler; v. a.\ Companion; — Ibe, o^-bo, onye-sobè g*!; — Compagnon; s. Companionship; — Og'bo, Iso-o^bo, ukpa; — Compagnie; s, Company; — Otu, aka-olu; Kpa-iikpa; — Compagnie; s. être lié Comparable; — I)i-iisikwu; — Comparable; adj. [avec; v. n.\ Comparatively; — Siteiia nsikwii; — Comparativement; adv. Compare; — 8?k>vu, to, tu, nia-atu; — Comparer; v. a. Comparison; — Nsikwii; — Comparaison; s. Compart; — Ke, kenye; — Partager; v. a. Compartment; — Okeke; — Partage; s. Compass; — Gariibe, yirube, g:babido; — Environner; v. a. Compassion; — Ebele; — Compassion; s. Compassionate; — D?-ebele; — Compatissant-e ; adj Compel; — Manyeta, meiia-ike; — Contraindre; v. a, Compend; — Mbeiiata, ibeiikenke; — Abrégé; s. Compendious; — I)i-iikenke; — Bref-ve; adj. Compensate; — Xe-olu?, ku-ii^vo; — Compenser; v. a. Compete; — Da-uda, zo-iizo; — Faire concurrence; v. n. Competence; — Olulu, ilu-oj^o; — Compétence; s. Competition; — Uda, Izo-uzo; — RivaUté; s. Com])etitor; — Onye-uda; — Rival; s. Comi)lacence; — ?i'u-ololo, afo-odjudju; — Complaisant; s. Complain; — Kpe, demu; — Se plaindre; v. n. Com})lainant; — Onye-iikpekpe; — Plaignant; s. Complaint; — Xkpekpe; — Plainte; s. Complete; — Zuluezu; Mesi,inezu; — Complet-éte; adj. compléter; v.a. Com — Con ? 55 Completeness; — Xmesi, iimezn; — Perfection; s. Compliance; — Xkwenye, okwiikwe; — Comi)laisance ; s. Compliment; — Ekeiie; keiie; — Compliment; s. Complot; — Nfiko; Fiko; — Complot; s. comi)loter; v. n. Comport; — Dal)a, kwesi; — Endurer; v. a. Composed; — Didu; — Calme; ad)'. Composure; — Adju, adjulu; — Sang-froid, calme; s. Compound: — Og'wojsrwo; — Compose; s. Compounder; — Oiiye-og'wog'wo ; — Compositeur; s. Comprehend; — Luta, g'liota; — Com|)rendre; v. a. Comprehensible; — Di-ng'hota; — Comprehensible; adj. Comprehension; — Xliita, ng'Uota; — Compréhension; s. Compress; — Kpado; — Comprimer; v. a. Compressible; — Di-iikpado; — Compressible; adj. Compression; — Nkpado; — Compression; s. Comprisal; — Xliita; — Intellig-ence; s. Comprise; — Liita; — Comprendre; v. a. Compromit; — Kwenkwa, do ii'ibe; — Compromettre; v. a. Compulsion; — Ime n'ike; nmanyeta; Contrainte; 8. Compulsively; — ?f'ike, iia dike; — Par contre; adv. Componction; — Obi-mg-jbawa; — Componction; s. Computable; — Di-ipi-oiiu, di-ig"iita-onu; — Qui peut être compté; ac?/. Computation; — Ig'u-onu, ag^um-oiiii ; — Supputation, calcul; s. Compute; — Gii, g"u-onu, g^ba, g"bako; — Supputer; v. a. Computer; — Oiiye-mg'bako, oiiye-ig-u-onii; — Calculateur; s. Comrade; — Ag'bo, ibe, iyo; — Camarade; 5. Concatenate; — Soko, sokodo; — Encha?ner; v. a. Concatenation; — Xsoko, nsokodo; — Encha?nement; 6-. Concave; — Di-oimmii, di-ug-bo; — Concave; adj. Concavity; — Idi-ominu, idi-iig'bo; — Concavité; s. Conceal; — Zo, zobe, kpube; — Cacher; v. a. Concealable; — Di-iizota, di-nzobe; — Qui peut être caché; adj. Concealment; — Xzozo; — Cachette; s. Concede; — Kwe, kwelu, raiiye, kweiiye; — Concéder; r. a. Conceivable; — Di-iig-liota ; — Concevable; adj. Conceivableness ; — Idi-ug-hota; — Chose concevable; s. Conceive; — Ohota; Tii-ime, tulii-ime; — Concevoir; r. a. Conceiving; — Itu-ime, ime, afo-iiue; — Conception; s. Conceptable; — Ife-nluta; — Récei)tacle; s. Conception; — Idi-ime, ime-inva, itu-ime; — Conce])tion; .v. 56 Con — Con Conceptive; — Lu-og:o-itu-ime ; — Qui peut concevoir. Concern; — Dili, petu; — Concerner; v. a. Concerning; — Maka; — Concernant; prep. Concernment; — Olu, elele; — Affaire; Concert; — Kpa, kpako; — Conceiter; v. a. Concertina; — Ubo, ubo-aka, ubo-oyibo; — Accordéon; s. Concession; — Xranye, ukwenye; — Concession; s. Conciliate; — Dokwa, sedebe; — Concilier; v. a. Conciliation; — Xdokwa, nsedebe; — Conciliation; s. Conciliatory; — Ife-iisedel)e ; — Paliatif; s. Concise; — IS'kenke; — Concis-e; adj. Conciseness; — Idi-ukeuke, ibe-iikeiike ; — Concision: .s-. Concision; — Mbepu, obebe; — Coupure; s. Conclude; — Be, mesi; — Conclure; v. a. Conclusion; — Ikpe-azii, isi-udjedebe; — Conclusion; 5. Concoct; — Ra-alo, <?i^ha; — Faire m?rir; v. a. Concoction; — X(;ijrlia, ira-alo; — Coction, digestion; s. Concomitance; — Xiioko; — Concomitance; s. Concord; — Idi-irofu; — Concorde; s. Concordant; — Di-ndok^va; — Concordant- e ; adj. Concourse; — M?rbako, uzuko; — Concours; s. Concubinage; — lyi-oyi; — Concubinage; s. Concubine; — Oyi-iiwayi; — Concubine; s. Concupiscence; — Airii-iidjo, aru-iiso ; — Concupiscence; 6-. Concur; — Kwe, kweiiye; — Concourir; v. n. Concurrence; — Xkweiiye; — Concurrence; s. Concurrent; — Di-i?kwenye; — Concurrent-e ; adj. Concussion; — Xmerube; — Secousse, concussion; s. Condemn; — Ma-ikpe; — Condamner; v. a. Condemnable; — Di-iiiia-ikpe ; — Condamnable; adj. Condemnation; — Ikpe-omama, ama-ikpe; — Condamnation; s. Condensable; — Di-nsiiko; — Condensable; adj. Condensate; — Siiko, su-aru; — Condenser; v. a. Condensation; — Xsiiko, isuko, isu-arii; — Condensation; 5. Condense; — Suko, su-aru; — Condenser; v. a. Condensity; — Xsuko; — Condensation; s. Condescend; — Weda owe-ouye; — Condescendre; v. n Condign; — Kwesili; — Condigne; adj. Condigness; — Xkwesi, ntufu, utosi; — Mérite; s. Condition; — Okwa, ouodu, uto-aui; — Condition; s. Con — Con 57 Condition; — Kpa, kwa, ba, do-a^ba; — Stipuler; v. a. Condole; — Tasi-obi, kasi; — Computir; v. n. Condolement; — ??'tasi-oM, itasi-oM; — Condoléances; s. Condolence; — Xtasi-obi, iikasi; — Condoléances; s. Condonation; — Mg'bag'lialii ; — Pardon; s. Condone; — 0-bag'lialu; — Pardonner; v. n. Conduce; — Dusi; — Contribuer; v. n. Conducible; — Di-iidiisi; — Qui contribue; adj. Conduct; — Du, diig"a; — Conduire; v. a. Conduit; — Ulolo; ~ Conduit; s. Confection ; — Ehpekele oyibo ; — Confection ; s. Confederacy; — Amako-aiii ; — Complot; s. Confederate; — Mako, kpoko; — Conspirer; v. 71. Confederation; — Xmakoba, ukpoko; — Conspiration; s. Confer; — ^ye, ra-alo, tu-alo, kpali; — Conférer; v. a. Conference; — Xkata, ikpali-iikata, itu-alo; — Conférence; s. Confess; — Kwiipiita, sa, sa^asasa, sa-ife; — Confesser; v. a. Confession; — Asasa, nkwuputa, isa-asasa; — Confession; 8. Confessional; — Ebe-isa-asasa, ebe-nk^vuputa; — Confessionnal; s. Confidant; — Oiiye-nke, onye-arvi; — Confident; s. Confide; — ?ekube, (^ekiibelii; — Se confier, espérer; v. a. ou n. Confidence; — ^V?ekube, idji-aka; — Confiance; s. Confident (to be); — ?ekubelii; — Etre confiant; v. n. Confidential; — Azozo, okpiilii, d?-ii(?ekube ; — Confidentiel-le ; adj. Confidently; — ?fa-ii?ekube; — Confidentiellement; adv. Configuration; — Eiiuaru; — Configuration; s. Confine; — Oke, ikpele; ?ebido, kebido; — Limite; s. limiter; v. a. Confinement; — Nkebido, ii(?ebido; — Emprisonnement; s. Confirm; — Kwimyelu, kwuliinyeii'oiiu ; — Confirmer; v. a. Confirmable; — Di-iikwunyelu ; — Qu'on peut ratifier; adj. Confirmation; — Nkwunyelii ; — Conf ii mation ; s. Confiscable; — Di nkwacjfako; — Confiscable; adj. Confiscate; — Kkwa(pako, kwa(?a; — Confisquer; v. a. Confiscation; — Nkwai^ako; — Confiscation; s. Conflagration; — Oku-o^bagrba ; — Conflagration; s. Conflict; — Ese, esemokwu; Se, se-okwu; — Conflit; s. se disputer; v. n. Confluence; — Xriiko, mg-bako; — Concours, affluence; s. Conflux; — Nrukoba, mg-bakoba; — Confluent; s. Conform; — Meso, djeso, kwenye; — Conformer; v. a. Confonnable; — Di-nkweiiye, di-nmeso, di-iidjeso; — Conf 0 mie ; ?///. 58 Con — Con Conformably; — Xa-iikwenye, na-iimeso; — Conformément; adv. Conformist; — Oiiye-iikwenye; — Conformiste; s. Conformity; — Xkwenye, uineso, iidjeso; — Conformité; s. Confound; — Fi, f?ma, |yrb?i;L?'hali; — Confondre; v. a. Confront; — Do-iini, (^e-iru, kpo-iru; — Confronter; v. a. Confrontation; — Idolita-iru, ??elita-iru ; — Confrontation; s. Confuse; — Fi, g'bag'hali, meiiye-i(<ele-ii-iru; — Troubler; t\ a. Confusedly; — ?^''ag'hala, n'ilele; — Confusément; ach\ Confusion; — Ag*liala, imeiiye-ifele-iriru ; — Confusion; s. Confutable; — Di-iikpeg'bu ; — Kéfutable; adj. Confutation; — Nkpeg'bu; — Réfutation; 6'. Confute; — Kpeg"!)!!; — Réfuter; v. Congeal; — Rukwii; — Congeler; 7i. Congealable; — Di-nnikwu; — Qui peut se congeler; adj. Congelation; — Xrukwii; — Congélation; s. Congest; — Tuk])ol)e; — Agglutiner; v. a. Congestible; — Di-utukpobe; — Congestionnable; adj. Conglomerate; — K|)iikol)a; — Agglomérer; a. Conglomeration; — Xkpukoba; — Agglomération; s. Conglutinate ; — Xyakodo; — Conglutiner; i\ a. Conglutination; — Nnyakodo; — Ccmglutination; s. Congiutinative ; — Di-imyakodo; — Qui conglutine; adj. Congratulate; — Xu, nii-oiiu; — Congratuler; v. a. Congratulation; — luu-onu; — Congratulation; s. Congregate; — Cl-bakoba, ziiko; — Réunir; ^^ a. Congregation; — Nzuko, izu; — Congrégation; s. Conjectur; — Ka; — Conjecturer; v. a. Conjoin; — Mak^vu, soko, sokodo; — Conjoindre; r. a. Conjointly; — N'ofu; — Conjointement; adv. Conjugate; — Zoko, weko; — Unir; v. a. Conjunction; — Xweko, iiiiiako; — Union; 6-. Conjure; — Kunsi, ^s'ba-uta-mg'ba; — Conjurer; r. a. Conjurer; — Amiisii; — Sorcier; s. Connect; — Soko, zoko, buko; — Allier; v. a. Connection; — Xkpoko, nwaiiiie, nuaniia; — Connexion; s. Connivance; — Iwepu-auya, iwepii-iru; — Connivence; .s*. Connive; — Wepu-anya, ^'epu-iru; — Fermer les yeux; r. n. Conquer; — 31eii, iiyi; — Conqnérir; v. a. Conquerable; — Di-iimeli; — Qu'on peut conquérir; adj. Conquest; — Xmeli; — Con(iuéte; s. Con — Con 59 Conscience; — Ako ii'u?e; — Conscience; s. Conscientiously; — Siten'ako n'u?e; — Consciencieusement; adv. Consecrate; — Do-ii80, me-iiso, ranye; — Consacrer; v. a. Consecration; — Ido-nso, ime-iiso, iranye; — Conséci'ation : s. Consecutively; — ?^sokwu-iisokwu ; — Consécutivement; adv. Consension; — Nkwenye, iidozi; — Accord; s. Consent; — Okwekwe; Kwe, kwelu; — Consentir; v. n. Consequence; — M-iidjedebe; — Conséquence; s. Conservation; — X?ekwa, n?ekwaba; — Conservation; s. Conserve; — ?ekwa, ?ekwaba; — Conserver; v. a. Consider; — Lo, tu-olo; — Considérer; v. a. Considerate; — ^^velu-ii(^e; — Disci'et, circonspect; adj. Consideration; — Ilolo, itu-alo; — Considération; s. Consign; — Ranye, rinye; — Confier; v. a. Consignment; — Xraiiye, iir?nye; — Consignation; s. Consociate; — Kpokoba, g-bakoba; — S'associer; v. n. Consolable; — Di-iikas?, di-iitasi-obi ; — Consolable; adj. Consolation; — Ntasi-obi, nkasi; — Consolation; .s. Consol; — Tas?-obi, kasi; — Consoler; — v. a. Consolidate; — Xye-ike, fu-arii; — Consolider; v. a. Consolidation; — Inye-ike, ifii-arii; — Consolidation; s. Consort; — Ibe, onye-abo; Yi; ?— Consort; s. Conspicuous; — D?-enu; — Evident-e; adj. Conspicuously; — N'if?; — Avec évidence; s. Conspiracy; — Nfiko; — Conspiration; s. Conspirator; — Oye-ag'luigiio ; — Conspirateur; Conspire; — Fiko; — Conspirer; v. n. Constancy; — Xta(^i, iitado, iidiridi; — Constance; s. Constant; — Di-nta(fi, di-iitado, ez?-ndiri; — Constant-e; ad,j. Constellation; — Okuku ^?l'umu; — Constellation; s. Consternation; — Eg'wu, aruimaniii; — Consternation; s. Constipate; — Kpocj-i, ?i:bo(?i; — Constiper; v. a. Constipation; — lk[)0(?i, ing'bo(?i; — Con.stipation ; s. Constrain; — Dokpii, kpii, nyado; ■— Contraindre; v. a. Constrainable; — Di-iidokpu, di-nnyado; — Qu'on peut contraindre. Constraint; — Xdokpii, imyado; — Contrainte; 6-. V^^^jA Construct; — Du, lu, do-imo, lu-uno, larwu-uno; — Construire; v. a. Constuction; — Ododo, olulu, og->yu§-wu; — Construction; s. Construe; — KAVuwa, kaAva, kwupu, gwapu; — Interprêter; t. a. Consult; — Gba-izu, ra-alo, tu-alo; — Consulter; r. a. 60 Con — Con Consultation; — Ig'ba-izu, ira-alo; — Consultation; s. Consumable; — Di-iimeyi, di iiia ii'iyi; — Qui peut être coiisumé. Consume; — Meyi, iia ii*iyi; — Consumer; v. a. [(^j-] Consummate; — Mezi, mezii; — Consommer; v. a. Consummation; — Xmezi, umezii; — Consommation; s. Consumption; — Xkpo?a, iisapii, iikwara; — Consomption; s. Contact; — Xmelulu; — Contact; s. Contagion; — XmeM; — Contagion; s. Contain; — Luta, djide; — Contenir; v. a. Containable; — Di-ndjiri; — Qui peut contenir; adj. Contaminate; — Melu; — Souiller; v. a. Contamination; — Nmelii; — Souillure; s. Contemn; — Xi, kpo-asi; — Mépriser; v. a. Contemner; — Oiiye-nueiii, okpom-asi; — Celui qui méprise; s. Contemplate; — Lo, (^ig'lia; — Contempler, méditer; v. a. Contemplation; — Ilolo, n(;ig:lia; — Contemplation; s. Contemplator; — Onye-ilolo, onye-nkili; — Penseur; s. Contemporary; — Olio-ii^ike; — Contemporain; s. Contempt; — .Aiii, niieiii; — Mépris; s. Contemptible; — Di-aiii, di-iiiieiii; — Méprisable; adj. Contemptuously; — X'aiii, iia-imeni; — Avec mépris; adv. Contend; — Zo, se, se-okwii, nii-og'u; — Disputer; v. n. Contender; — Oiiye-iialu-o^ii, onye-oziizu; — Chicaneur; s. Content; — So, di-uma; — Etre content; v. ?i. Contention; — Ese, esemokwii, iuu-og"u; — Contention; s. Contentment; — Afo-odjiidju, idi-inna; — Contentement; 6-. Contents; — Ife di ii'ime; — Table des matières; s. Contest; — Ese, esemokwu; Se, nu-og"u; — Contestation; s. con- Contiguity; — ymetiilii, imetu-arii; — Contigu?té; 5; [tester; v. a.] Continence; — Ndidi, iso-aru; — Continence; s. ' Continently; — Xa-iididi; — Avec continence; adj. Contingency; — Ife-iitumade ; — Hasard; s. Contingently; — Xa-iitiiiiiade ; — Par hasard; adv. Continual; — MgrlieiK^a, ekpoiiiiie; — Continuel-le ; adj. Continuance; — Ototo, ndidide; — Action continue; s. Continue; — To, didide, iiadide, dilili: — Continuer; v. n. Continuity; — Ototo, ndidide, iidilili; — Continuité; s. Contort; — Fi, f?ffhali; — Contourner; v. a. Contortion; — Xfiirliali, ofifi; — Contorsion; s. Contract; — Ag'l)a; Ka-a^l)a, sekoba; — Contrat; s. contracter; v. a. Con — Con 6J Contractible ; — Di-iiseko, di-nsekoba ; — Contractile; adj. Contraction; — ^seko, imwukolba; — Contraction; s: Contradict; — Lii-iika; — Contredire; v. a. Contradiction; — Ilu-iika; — Contradiction; s. Contravene; — Lu, lii-iwu; — Enfreindre; v. a. ContraA^ention; — Ilii-hvu; — Contravention; s. Contribute; — Timye, tukoiiye; — Contribuer; v. n. Contribution; — Util, iitimye; — Contribution; s. Contrite; — Di-obi-mili ; — Contrit- e; adj. Contrive; — Zii, ziita; — Inventer; v. a. Control; — Ike; ?i, nara; — Contr?le; s. contr?ler; v. a. Controllable; — Di-0(^i(?i; — Controuvable; adj. Controversy; — Ese-esemokwu ; — Controverse; s. Controvert; — Se, lii-iika; — Controvei'ser ; v. a. Controvertible; — Di-ise-okwu, di-ilu-uka; — Contestable; adj. Contumacious; — Di-ise-ike, di-iiti-ike; — Contumace; adj. Contumaciously; — N'isi-ike, na-iiti-ike; — Avec contumace; adtK Contumacy ;^ — Isi-ike, nti-ike; — Contumace; s. Contumely; — Iko-onii, ikpo-iyi; — Outrage; s. Contusion; — ^?ifya, mg-biifya; — Contusion; s. Convalescence; — Ndiri, nwenita; — Convalescence; s. Convene; — Kpoko, kpokoba; — S'assembler; v. n. Convenience; — Idi-efe, idi-og*hele; — Convenance; s. Convenient; — Di-efe, di-o^liele; -- Convenant-e; adj. Conventicle; — 3Isrbako, iizuko; — Réunion; s. Conversation; — Nkata, ikpa-iikata; — Conversation; s. Converse; — Xkata; Kpa, kpali; — Converser; v. n. Conversion; — ^Niriig-hali, ntiig'liali; — Conversion; ? Convert; — Rug"liali; — Convertir; v. a. Convertible; — Di-iiriig'lia; — Convertible; adj. ' Convey; — Weg'a, biig"a; — Convoyer; v. a. Conveyable; — Di-nweg'a, di-mbiig"a; — Transportable; adj. Conveyance; — Xweg*a, mbug-a; — Convoi; s. Convince; — Bag-ha-obi; — Convaincre; v. a. Convocate, convoke; — Kpoko, kpokoba; — Convoquer; v. a Convocation; — Nkpoko, iiki)okoba; — Convocation; s. Convolution; — Ofiifii, nfiiba; — Roulement; s. Convolve; — Fu, fuba; — Enrouler; v. a. Convoy; — Dupii, diij^a; — Convoyer; v. a. Convulse; — Se; — Bouleverser; v. a. 62 C(fi\ — Cor Convulsion; — Osese, oke(limg"ba, odjodim^ba; — Convulsion; Cony; — Eyi; — Lapin. Coo; — Be-ka-ii(luli ; — Eoucouler: r. n. Cook; — Osi-ite, osi-nui; Si-ite, si-imi; — Cuisinier; s. faire cuire; Cookery; — Isi-ite, isi-iini; — Cuisine; s. Cool; — Di-oyi; Medju, medjunata; — Frais; acij. rafra?chir; Cooler; — Ududu, ududumil?; — Réfrigérant; s. Coolly; — ^"'oyi, invayo; — Froidement; aclv. Coolness; — Idi-oyi, iidjuuata: — Fra?cheur; s. Coop; — ?ebido, me(fel)ido, kpacj?ibido; — Enfermer; v. a. Cooperate; — Liiko, hiko-omi; — Concourir; r. n. Cooperation; — Xhiko, iliiko-omi; — Coopération; s. Cope; — Se, zo, nu; — Tenir tête; i\ n. Copious;. — Imelime, di-?melime : — Copieux-se; adj. Copiously; — Imelime, n'imelime ; — Copieusement: adv. Copiousness; — Imelime; Abondance; s. Copper; — Oiia-okii, oii'edo; — Cuivre; s. Copy; — Xomi; — Copier; r. a. Coral; — Erulu; — Corail; s. Cord; — Ude, elili: — Corde; 6-. — Fye, ke; — Lier; v. a. Cordage; — Udo-ug-bo; — Cordages; s. Core; — Obi, ime; — ]\Iilieu, centre; s. Corf; — Nkata; — Causerie; s. Cork; — Ok^vii; kwii?i; — Bouchon; s. boucher; r. a. Corn; — Oka, og'badiv; — Ma?s, grain; s. Corner; — Xkuku, iikuku-iiiio; — Angle, coin; s. Cornerstone; — Okwute-iikiiku; — Pierre angulaire; s. Coronet; — Okpii-iidicfye; — Couronne; s. Corporally; — X'arii; — Corporellement; adt\ Corporate; — Di-irotu; — Incorporé-e; adj. Corporation; — Otii; — Corporation; s. Coii^oreal; — Xk'ani; — Corporel-le; adj- Corps; — Otu-ag-ha; — Corps, troupe; s. Corpse; — Ozu: — Cadavre; s. Corpulence; — Afo-ukwii, idi-ulu; — Corpulence; s. Corpulent; — Di-alo-ukwu, di-ulu: — Corpulent-e; adj. Correct; — Ez?, ezia'bo: — Correct-e; adj. corriger: a. — Kuzi, zi, pya-itali. Correction; — Xkuzi, ipya-itali; — Correction; s. Cor— Cou 63 Correctly; — Kwiiloto, ofuiuma; — Correctement; adv. Correctness; — Ofumma, ikwiiloto; — Perfection; .9. Corrector; — Oiiye-udozi; — Celui qui corrige; s. Correspond; — Dana, délita, del?ta-akiikwo ; — Correspondre; v. n. Correspondence; — Xdana, iidelita; — Correspondance; s. Corrigible; — Di-iidozi, di-nkuzi; — Punissable; adj. Corroborate; — Xye-ike, kwenye; — Corroborer; v. a. Corrode; — Ta, g'baii?ala; — Ronger; v. a. Corrodible; — Di-ig'ban?ala; — Qui pent être corrodé. Corrosion; — Otota, ig-baiK^ala ; — Corrosion; s. Corrupt; — Mebi, le, le-iile; — Corrompre; v. a. ou n. Corrupter; — Onye-nmeM, oiiye-iile; — Corrupteur; s. Corruptibility; — Xmeb?, idi-iimel)i ; — Corruptibilité ; .s. Corruptible; — Di-nmel)?, di-ile-ule; — Corruptible; adj. Corruption; — XiiieM, iile, ile-iile; — Corruption; Corruptly; — X'lile, 11a iimebi; — Avec corruption; ado. Corruptness; — ITle, iimebie, ile-iile; — Corruption; s. Corse; — Ule; — Pourriture; 5. Cost; — Oim, oiiii-afya; — Prix, co?t; s. Costive; — Di-afo-ike; — Constipé-e; adj. Costiveness; — Idi-afo-ike; — Constipation; s. Costliness; — Idl-oke-oim ; — Somptuosité; s. Costly; — D?-oke-oim, di-ng'ala-oim ; — Somptueux-se ; adj. Cot, cottage; — Obele-uuo, imo-iita; — Hutte, cottage; s. Cote; — IJno-atulu; — Etable; s. Cotton; — Own, awulu; — Coton; s. Couch; — 3Iakpu, zolii; alnva; — Se coucher; v. n. couchette; s. Cough; — Ukwala; Kwa, kwa-ukwala; — Toux; s. tousser; v. n. Council; — Izu, izii-okivii, nziiko; — Concile; s. Counsel; — Xdiimodii, odu; Dii-odu; — Conseil; s. conseiller; v. a. Counsellorj; — Onye-alo; — Conseiller; s. Count; — €ru, g'u-onii, g-l>ako, g'lmye; — Compter; v. a. Countenance; — Iini, anya; — Contenance, tenue; s. Counterfeit; — Mmi; — Contrefaire; v. a. Countermand; — Wughe, wiipu, wiiglia, wiK^ig^lia; — Révoquer; v. a. Counterpane; — Akwa-owu, akwa-adja; — Courte-pointe; s. Countless; — A^uta-onii; — Innombrable; adj. Countryl; — Obodo; — Contrée; s. Countryman; — Onye-obodo; — Indigene; s. Couple; — Oke na wimye, ilma; — Couple; 5. 64 Cou — Cra Couple; — Weko, biiko; — S'accoupler; v. n. Courage; — Di-ike, idi-ike irol)i; — Courage; s. Courier; — Uko; — Courrier; 6-. Course; — Ose, hvii-oso; Gba-oso; — Course; s. courir; r. n. Courser; — Anyiiiya-oso; — Cheval de course; s. Court; — Obi; ezi; — Cour; s. Courteous; — Bi-asala, di-iisala; — Courtois-e; a?j. Courteously; — X'asala, ua-nsala; — Avec courtoisie; adi\ Courtesan; — MMli, ideg'be; — Courtisane; s. Courtesy; — Asala, iisala; — Courtoisie; s. Courtmartial ; — Uiio-ikpe ndi-asrlia; — Cour martiale; 5. Courtship; — O?o?o-nwaiiyi ; i<?og'lia-ii^vaiiyi; — Cour; s. Cove; — Owoli-iita; — Crique; s. Covenant; — A^^ba; Ko-ag-ba, do-a^bata; — Contrat; s. contracter; ^?. a. Covenantee; — Oiiye-ag"ba; — Partie contractante; s. Covenanter; — Oiiye kalu ag'ba; — Contractant; s. Cover; — Kpudo, kpu, zo, zobe; iikpukpii; — Couvrir; v. a. cou- Covering; — Xkpiikpu; — Couverture; s. [verture; s.] Covert; — M^bog^bo, ii?edo; — Couvert; s. Covertly; — Xa-iizozo; — Secrètement; adv. Covet; — 3Ie-aiiya-ukwu; — Convoiter; v. a. Covetous; — Di-aiiya-iikwu; — Cupide; adj. Covetousness ; — Aiiya-uk^vii ; — Convoitise; s. Covey; — Umu-nuuim ; — Couvée; s. Cow; — Ef?, mvimye-ef?; — Vache; s. Coward; — Oiiye-udjo; — L?che; s. Cowardice; — Udjo; — L?cheté; s. Cowardly; — N'udjo; — L?chement; adv. Cowhide; — Akpiikpu-ef?; — Corne du pied; s. Coy; — Di-iru-aiii, di-ifele; — Réservé-e; adj. Coyish; — Di-inva-ifele ; — Prude; adj. Coyly; — X'ifele, n'iini-aiii; — Avec réserve; a?v. Cozen; — Zug-bu, megbu ii'afya; — Duper; v. a. Cozenage; — Xzugbii, iimeg'bii n'afya; — Tromperie; s. Crab; — Xriko; — Crabe; s. Crabed; — Di-iitulu; — Bourru-e; adj. Crack; — 3Ig:bawa, nt?wa; — Fente, fissure; s. Craft; — A^huglio, olii, ugbo; — Art, métier; s. Craftily; — yaglnig-lio; — Avec art; adv. Craftiness; — Ag-liuglio, olu, iig-bo; — Art, adresse; a. Cra— Cli 65 Craftsman; — Oinenka, oinveiie; — Artisan; s. Crafty; — Di-ag^liug-lio ; — Adroit-e; adj. Crag; — ]^g"ongo, ns^oiig'O okwiite; — Roc; s. Cram; — Byaiiye, foiiye; — Remplir; v. a. Cramp; — Tataiifirwele; — Crampe; s. Crampfish; — Elili; — Poisson électrique; v. Cranium; — Edju-isi, okpokolo-isi; — Crane; s. Craunch; — Ta; — Croquer; v. a. Crave; — Yo, (^osike; — Implorer; r. a. Crawl; — Kpu, li; — Ramper; v. n. Craze; — €rliapii-isi; — Affaiblir l'esprit; v, n. Craziness; — Ipu-ala, ala; — Décrépitude; s. Crazy (to be); — Pu-ala, yi-ala; — Etre infirme; v. n. Creak; — ??; — Craquer; v. n. Cream; — Maiui-ala; — Crème; s. Creamy; — So-niaiui-ala; — Comme la crème; adj. Create; — Me, ke; — Créer; v. a. Creation; — Okeke, iiinra, eiiii-uwa; — Création; s. Creator; — Oiiye-kelu; — Créateur; s. Creature; — Nke-ekelueke; — Créature; s. Credence; — Okwukwe; — Créance, foi; s. Credibility; — Idi-okwiikwe ; — Crédibilité; s. Credible; — Di-okwiikwe ; — Croyable; adj. Credit; — Okwukwe, iK^ekiibe ; — Crédit, foi; s. Credulity; — Okwekakwe; — Crédulité; s. Credulous; — Di-okwekakwe; — Crédule; adj. Creed; — Okwukwe; — Symbole; s. Creek; — Owoli; — Marais, crique; 5. Creeky; — Di-owoli; — Marécageux-se ; adj. Creep; — Gbe, li, ^be-ig-be ; — Ramper; v. n. Creepingly; — N'ig-be; — En rampant; adv. Crest; — Opiine, isi-opiine; — Flambeau; s. Crevice; — Mg^bawa, og'liele; — Crevasse; s. Crew; — Kdi-iig-bu, ig-we-madu; — Equipage, bande, troupe; 5 Crib; — Akwa-aiiiimaim, uiio-aim; — Creche; s. Cricik; — Tatangwele; — Torticolis; s. Cricket; — Abuzii; — Criquet; s. Crime; — Nmefye, ndjo; — Crime; s. Criminal; — Onye-iimefye ; — Criminel; s. Criminate; — Bo-iidjo, bo; — Incriminer; v. a. 66 Cri— Cry Crimination; — Ebo, el)o-iidjo; — Accusation; Ciimson; — Ododo, abala, meh; — Cramoisi-e; adj. Cripple; — Xg"wulo; Do-iig'wiilo ; — Estropi6-e; adj. estropier; v. a. Crisp; — Grba-iikpiilu-ose ; — Se friser; v. n. Ciispy; — Nkpulii-ose, d?-iikpulu-ose ; — Frisé, crépu-e; adj. Croak; — Kwa k'aivo; — Croasser; v. n. Croaker; — Oiiye-iitamu ; — Hjibleur; s. Crock; — Uiiy?-ite; — Terrine; .s. Crocodile; — Adji, ag^ui; — Crocodile; d\ Crone; — Ag'adi nwanyi; — Vieille femme; Crook; — Mkpana-aka, log"0, tig'o; — Houlette; s. courber; v. a. Crooked; — Xg'?li?ro, di-uj^?li^o ; — Courbé; adj. Crookedness; — Idi-n^'?l??^'o; — Sinuosité; s. Crop; — Onoiio-nni, ag^lio, owewe-nu?; — Jabot; s. — Glio, weniii; — Brouter; v. a. Croslet; — Obeiita; — Croisette; 6*. Cross; — Obe, mbiihe; Oafe, feg^a; — Croix; s. traverser; r. n. Crossbow; — Uta, akpede; — Arbalète; 5. Crossness; — l?^wu-anya; — Esprit de chicane; s. Crow; — Ug'oloma; oiiu-okpa; — Pince, levier; s. chant du coq ; 6-. — Kwa k'okpa; — Chanter comme le coq; v. n. Crowd; — Ig*we-madii ; — Foule; s. — Fako, kpado; — Encombrer; v. a. Crown; — Opune-isi, okpu-eze; — Couronne; s. — Bimye-eze; — Couronner; v. a. Crucifixion; — Ikpodo ii'obe; — Crucifiement; s. Crucify; — Kpodo ii'obe; kpog-bu n'obe; — Crucifier; v. a. Cruel; — Afo-ndjo, di-afo-ndjo; — Cruel-le; adj. Cruelly; — jVafo-ndjo; — Cruellement; Cruelty; — Afo-iidjo, iwe; — Cruauté; Crumb; — Ikelike, ifulifu; — Miette; s. Crumble; — Dawa, dapya, tili; — Emietter; v. a. Crummy; — Di-ifulifu, di-ikel?ke; — Plein de miettes; adj. Crump; — Xgr?lijaro, di-iig'ilig'o; — Bossu-e; adj. Cruse; — Iko, iko-nta; — Gobelet; s. Crash; — Ntipya; Dapya, tipya; — Choc; s. écraser; v. a. Crust; — Akiliko; — Cro?te; s. Crutch; — Okposi; — Béquille; s. Cry; — Akwa, nkpu; — Cri; s. — Kwa, kpo, be; — Crier; v. n. 9 ■ V Ciy—Cur 67 Cryptic; — Di-iizozo; — Caché; adj. Cuddle; — Owolii; — Se blottir; v. n. Cudgel; — IN'kulu; — Gourdin; s. Cue; — Odii-ife; — Queue; s. Cuff; — Ikpa, okpo; — Coup de poing; s. Cull; — Roputa; — Cueillir; v. a. Cullender; — Nza, nnyo; — Passoire; s. Culpable; — Di-uta, di-ita-uta; — Coupable; adj. Culpability; — Idi-uta, idi-ita-uta; — Culpabilité; .9. Culpably; — ??''uta; — Criminellement; adv. Culprit; — Onye-ebolu-ebobo ; — Accusé; s. Cultivate; — Lu?a; — Cultiver; v. a. Culture; — Mil ?a; — Culture; s. Cumber; — ?^o?i; — Encombrer; v. a. Cumbersome, cumbrous; — Di-mpapa; — Encombrant; adj. Cumulate; — Tuba; — Cumuler; v. a. Cunning; — Ag'hu^ho, nka, omvene; — Adresse; s. — Di-ag^hug-ho ; — Adroit-e; adj. Cunningly; — Na nka, n'a^hug-lio; — Adroitement; adv. Cup; — Iko, eku, akalaka; — Coupe; s. Cupboard; — Okwa-afele, akpata-aya; — Buffet; s. Cupel; — Ikenta; — Coupelle; s. Cupidity; — Akpili-e^o, anya-ukwu-eg^o ; — Cupidité; s. Cur; — Adjo-nkita; — Vilain chien; s. Curable; — Di-nzota, di-ozozo, di-ng'wota; — Guérissable; adj. Curdle; — Tiini; — Se coaguler; v. n. Cure; — Zo, zota, ^wo, ^wota; — Guérir; v. n. Cureless; — Adi-ng*wota, adi-ozozo; — Incurable; adj. Curfew; — ?Mg'Mli^ba-anyasi; — Couvre-feu; s. Curious; — Di-nnyonyo; — Curieux-se; s. Curl; — Mkpuluose; — Sinuosité; s. — Gba-mkpuluose; — Se boucher; v. n. Currentj; — ?fmru, omu; — Courant; s. Curse; — Abiimonu; — Malédiction; s. , — Bu-onu* — Maudire; v. a. Cursory; — D?-ngwa, di-mg-banu; — Léger-ère; adj. Cui-t; — Kkenke, nkpil?kpi; — Court, bref; adj. Curtail; — Benata, benkenke; — Couper; v. a. Curtain; — Akwa-mgba<^i; — Toile; s. Curvation; — Mgbu^oba; — Courbure; s. 5 68 Cur — Dan Curvature; — Ng'ilig'O, iirug-o; — Sinuosité; s. Curvity; — ■ Idi-iig-ili^o; — Courbe; s. Cushion; — Alozi; — Chevet; .s\ Custodian; — O?e-uno, oiiye irec^'e-iiiio; — 'Gardien; s. Custody; — Ebe-ii(^el)e, iuoiraiiya; — Garde; s. Custom; — Odibeiidi ; — Coutume: s. Customer; — Onye-afya, oyi-alya; — Chaland; s: Customhouse; — Uno-utu; — Marché; 5. Customs; — Utii-ite-afya ; — Droits de douane; .v. Cut; — Xtiwa, ibe; — Coupure; s. — Be, gbu, g-bude; — Couper; i\ a. Cuticle; — Eim-aru; — Epiderme; Cutlass; — Opya, ogre, uma-O?^e; — Coutelas; s. Cutler; — Okpu-uma; — Coutelier; s. Cycle; — Og'usroaro, ag-ug-ii-ubo?i; — Cycle; .s. D Dabble; — Fewiisa; Kwowusa; — Effleurer; v. a. — G^vueg'wu na mili; — Tremper; v. a. barbotter; v. n. Dad, daddy; — Xua; — Père; s. Dagger; — I^be, abala; — Dag'ue, poignard; s. Daggle; — KpiK/a; — Crotter; v. n. Daily; — Kwada, kwambosi, dadaida; — Journellement; adi\ Dainty; — Xni-iiso, ife-uso; — Friandise; s. Dale; — Xdalag"wu^>vu, m;E?-buluj^udu; — Vallon; 5. Dally; — Kpa-amu; — Badiner; v. n. Dam; — >^ne, iine-aiiumauu; — Dame, mère; s. Damage; — Ilu-aru, imelu-aru, iiniebi; — Dommage; s. — Lu-aru, imelu-aru, luebi; — Endommager; v. a, Damageable; — Bi-nuiebi, di-ilu-aru; — Qu'on peut g?ter; adj. Dame; — Kwanyi, une, agrbala-iiwanyi; — Dame; s. Damn; — Ma-ikpe; — Damner; v. a. Damnable; — l>i-inia-ikpe; — Damnable; adj. Damp; — Di-oyi, malu-ebu, di-uiili; — Humide; adj. Dampness; — Idi-oyi, ima-ebu; — Humidité; .9. Damsel; — Nwajrbo^ho; — Demoiselle; s. Dance; — Ite-e;2*wu, i^ba-e?^-u; — Dance; — Te-eg"u, grba-egru; — Dancer; i\ n. Dan — Deb 69 Danger; — Ife-eg'wii, ife-ize-ndu; — Danger; s. péril; s. Dangle; — Kwufelu, kwufeg'liali ; — Etre pendu; v. n. Dank; — Di-oyi, di-mili; — Humide; adj. Dare; — Dami; — Oser; v. n. Dark; — Di-o?i(j^i; Oi^i?i; — Noir; adj. nuit; s. Darken; — €rba-0(?i(^i; — Obscurcir; v. n. Darkish; — Di-nwa-0(?i(?? ; — Obscur; adj. Darkly; — K'o?i?i; — Obscurément; adv. Darkness; — O?i(?i; — Obscurité; s. Darling; — Oli-oM, odi-n'obi; — Favori; 5. Dai-t; — TJlbi, oMlibi; Ma-ulbe; — Dard; s. darder; v. a. Dash; — Tu, ma; — Heui-ter; v. a. Dastard; — ?djo, onye-iidjo; — L?che; s. Dastardly; — N'udjo, ii'eg'wii; — L?chement; adv. Daub; — Te, teto; — Barbouiller; v. a. Daubery; — Kteto; — Barbouillage; s. Daughter; — Ada, nwaiiwauyi; — Fille ainée; s. Damit; — Yi-egwu; — Intimider; v. a. Dawn; — Ufo?i, <?iofofo; Po, fobe; — Aurore; Poindre; v. n. Day; — Ubosi, abaiii, efifye; — Jour; s. Day-book; — Akiikwo-iibosi ; — Journal; s. Day-break; — Ufo(fi; — Poini du jour; 6-. Day-light; — Ife-iibos? ; — Lumière du jour; s. Day-spring; — Ite-otiitu; — ' Aurore; s. Day-time; — Efifye; — MiUeu du jour; .s-. Daze, dazzle; — Xwu?i, iiuri?ita; — Eblouir; v. a. Dead (to be); — Xwii, iiwurii; — Mourir; v. n. Deadness; — Imvu-àwii, iiiwu-owii; — Mort; s. Deaf (to be); — ?iiiti; — Etre sourd; v. n. Deafen; — Kpocfiiiti; — Assourdir; v. a. Deafness; — I(?iiiti; — Surdité; s. Deal; — Ibe; Le, zu-afya; — Portion; .s-, vendre; v. a. Dear; — Di-iig"ala, d?-oke-oiiii ; — Cher-ère; adj. Dearness; — Xg"ala, oke-oiiu; — Tendresse; -s-. Dearth; — Ug*ani, iiiiwii; — Trépas; s. Death; — Iiiia-?wii, ?wu; — Mort; s. ?Deatli-bed; — Akwa-owu; — Lit de mort; a. Deathless; — Aiiiaro-?wu, ?wu-?wii; — Lnmortel-le; adj. Deathlike; — Dik'?wii; — De mort; adj. Debar; — Kwu(?ibido, iio?ib?do; — Interdire; v. a. 5* 70 Deb — Dec Debase; — Weda; — Abaisser; v. a. Debate; — Lu-uka; — Débattre; v. a. Debatable; — Di-ilii-iika; — Contestable; adj. Debilitate; — Mebenata-ike ; — Affaiblir; v. a. Debility; — Ike-og-wug-wu ; — Affaiblissement; s. Debt; — Ug"wo; — Dette; s. Decade; Ili, neli; — Décade; s. Decadence; — Nmebi; — Décadence; s. Decalogue; — Iwu-ili; — Décalogue; s. Decant; — Rupu, ruputa; — Décanter; v. a. Decapitate; — Bepu-isi, belu-isi, Ibe-isi; — Décapiter; v, a. Decay; — Nu-a^ha; — Déchoir; v. n. Decease; — Nwu, nwuru; — Décéder; v. n. Deceit; — Ag'hug'ho, nlafu, nlaputa; — Tromperie; s. Deceitful; — Di-ag-hug-ho ; — Trompeur-se; adj. Deceitfully; — N'ag^hu^ho ; — Frauduleusement; adj. Deceive; — Lafu, laputa; — Décevoir; v. a. Deceiver; — Onye-iilafu; — Celui qui trompe; s. Decency; — Kkwesi, nfulu, ogo; — Décence; s. Decent; — Di-og'o; — Décent-e; adj. Deception; — Mafu, nlaputa; — Déception; s. Deceptions; — Bi- ag-hug-ho; — Trompeur-se; adj. Decerption; — Og-hog-ho, nghoputa; — Action d'élaguer; s. Decharm; — Kiikwapii; — Désenchanter: v. a. Decidable; — Bi-iikwube; — Qu'on peut décider; adj. Decide; — Kwube; — Decider; v. a. Decider; — Oke-okii; — Juge, arbiti;e; s. Decipher; — Ko-isi, kwiiwa, kwupii; — Déchiffrer; v. a. Decision; — Kkwube; — Décision; s. Deck; — Bokwa, ?o-nma, djikwa; — Parer; v. a. — Enu-ubo; — Tillac; s. Declarable; — Bi-okuku, di-nk>viiputa; — Qui peut se déclarer. Declaration; — Nkwiiputa; — Déclaration; 5. Declare; — Kwuputa; — Déclarer; v. a. Declension; — Odada, odjudju; — Déclin; s. Decline; — Ba, dju; — Décliner; v. n. Declivity; — Ndala^wug-wu, m^bulu^iigu; — Pente; s. Decoct; — Si, wu; — Faire bouillir; v. a. Decoction; — Isi-ite^ osisi-ite; — Décoction; s. Decollate; — Be-isi, bepu-isi; — Décapiter; v. a. Dec— Def 71 Decollation; — Ibe-isi, ibepii-isi; — Décollation; s. Decorate; — Dokwa, djikwa; — Décorer; v. a. Decoration; — Edjidji, ndjikwa; — Décoration; s. Decorous; — Di-og'o; — Convenable; adj. Decorticate; — Ba, bac^a; — Ecorcer; v. a. Decortication; — Obaba, inba(?a; — Action d'écorcer; s. Decorum; — Og'o; — Décorum; s. Decoy; — Ula, nneg*a; Laiiye, lain; — App?t; s. séduire; v. a. Decrease; — Mbeiiata; Beiiata; — Diminution; s. diminuer; v. n. Decree; — Iwu; Ma-iwii, tu-iwu; — Décret; s. décréter; v. a. Decreement; — Mbenata; — Décroissement; s. Decrepit; — Ike-adi; — Décrépit-e; adj. Decrepitate; — €rba-oku; — Crépiter; ^. n. Decrepitation; — I^ba-oku; — Pétillement; s. Decrepitude; — Arii-nkiili, nka; — Décrépitude; s. Decubation; — Edina, idi-n-ani; — Etat d'etre couché; s. Dedicate; — Ranye, ralimye; — Consacrer; v. a. Dedication; — ^STranye, iralimye; — Consécration; s. Deduct; — Belli, g-iibelu, g^upii; — Déduire. Deduction; — ?^'g'upu; — Déduction, suite; s. Deed; — Omeme, olu; — Acte; s. D^eem; — Lo, debe, debe-ii?e; — Estimer; v. a. Deep; — Di-omimi; — Profond-e; adj. Deepen; — Mi, ma-og'hele ; — Creuser; v. a. Deer; — Ene, asouso; — Daim; s. Deface; — Meg"li'iru; — Défigurer; v. a. Defacement; — Ime^h'irii; — Défiguration; s. Defame; — Kwuto, kwiiya; — Diffamer; v. a. Defaming; — ?^kwiito, nkwiiya; — Diffamation; s. Defeat; — ?ii, meli; — Défaire; v. a. Defecate; — ?awa, (^awapii; — Déféquer; v. a. Defence; — Xc^edo, nzedo; — Défense; s. Defend; — ?edo, zedo; — Défendre, soutenir; v. a. Défendable; — I)i-n(^edo, di-iizedo; — Soutenable; adj. Defensible; — Di-iizedota, di-iizeta; — Tenable; adj. Defer; — Biira; — Différer; v. a. Deference; — Xsopiilii, aso; — Déférence; s. Defiance; — Ini-ife, ikpa<?i-ife; — Défiance; s. Defile; — Melii; — Corrompre; v. a. Defilement; — Xmelii; — Corruption; s. 72 Def— Dem Deflagrate; — Oba-oku; — Enflammer; r. a. Deflagration; — I^ba-oku; — Déflagration; .s\ Defloration; — Xmelu n?ke, ?melu ii'?ke; — Action de déflorer; s, Deflour; — Melii ii'ike; — Déflorer; s. a. Defluxion; — Nruda; — Fluxion; s. Deformity; — ydjo-aru; — Difformité; s. Defraud; — Meg^ba, zugbu; — Frauder; v. a. Defray; — Kivu, kwu-iigrwo; — Défrayer; v. n. Defy; — Xi, nia, kpacfi; — Défier; v. a. Deglutition; — Onoiio, oiiuiio: — Déglutition; s. Degradation; — Xweda, iiibuda; — Dégradation; s. Degrade; — Buda, weda; — Dégrader; v. a. Degree; — Ania-ukwu; — Degré; s. Deity; — ?ukwtt, ?iiku; — Divinité; 5. Deject; — Kolopu, kaya; — Décourager; v. a. Dele; — Me?apii, depii; — Effacer; i\ a. Deleble; — Di-iime?'apii, di-iidepii; — Effa?able; adj. Deliberate; — Ra-alo, tu-alo; — Délibérer; v. a. Deliberation; — Ii'a-alo, ?tu-alo; — Délibération; s. Delicious; — D?-iiso; — Délicieux-se; adj. Delight; — So, di-iima; — Délecter; v. n. Delirium; — Isi-iijrhapu ; — Délirium; ,s'. ? Deliver; — Xapug'a, g^liapiita; — Délivrer; v. a. Deliverance; — Xiiapii;?a, n^hapiita; — Délivrance; s. Deliverer; — Oiiye-iiiiapuj^a ; — Sauveu]-; s. Dell; — Mg-buliig-iidii-nla; — Vallon; s. Deludable; — Di-nlafu; — Crédule; ad}. Delude; — Lafii. laputa; — Tromper; a. Deluder; — Oiiye-iilafu, oiiye-iilaputa; — Trompeur; s. Deluge; — Kpasa, isrbasa, jrbokwasi; — Inonder, déborder; r, n Delusion; — Ag-ug-lio, iilafii; — Tromperie. Delusive, delusoiy; — D?-ag-iisrho ; — Ti'ompeur-se ; adj. Delusiveness; — Ife-iilafu; — Nature décevante; s. Delve; — Ohe; — Creuser; v. a. — Og^heHp; — Creux, fossé; .<f. Demand; — Dju, djua; — Demander; v. a. — Adju, ayo; — Demande; s. Demandant; — Onye-ayo; — Demandeur; s. Demi; — Mbubo; — Demi; adj. Démocrate; — Madu-ora, onye-ora; — Démocrate; .v. Dem — Des 73 Democratic; — Di-ora; — Démocratique; adj. Demolish; — Kpiikpo, tikpo, tili; — Démolir; v. a. Demolishment; — Ktikpo, ntili; — Démolition; s. Demon; — Adjo-mo; — Démon; s. Demoniac; — Oiiye-ekwensii ; — Possédé; .v. Demonstrate; — Grosi-ofuma; — Démontrer; a. Demonstration; — Ig^osi-ofiima ; — Démonstration; s. Den; — Onii, iino n'etiti, nkpiina; — Antre, caverne; s-. Deniable; — Di-ilii-iika; — Niable; adj. Denial; — Ilii-iika, a^u^o; — Dénégation; .s-. Denominate; — Ou-afa, iiye-afa; — Dénommer; v. a. Denomination; — Afa, iiiye-afa; — Dénomination; s. Denude; — ?balia-oto; — Dénuder; v. a. Deny; — Dju, g'O, lii-uka; — Dénier; v. a. Deosculation; — Inii-onu; — Baiser; s. Depart; — Pua, djebe, na; — Partir; n. Department; — Aka-olu; — Part de travail; 6-. Departure; — Opupii, una; — Départ; .s. Depauperate; — Do-og'bwenye ; — Appauvrir; a. Deplorable; — Di-akwa; — Déplorable; adj. Deplore; — Kwa; — Déplorer; v. a. Deport; — Me, ine-omeme; — Se compoiier; v. n. Deportment; — Omeme; — Maintien; s. Depose; — Wepu n'ukpo, weda, buda; — Déposer; v. a. Deposition; — ^fweda, mbuda; — Dép?t; s. Depth; — Omimi, o^bu; — Profondeur; Depute; — Ranye; — Députer; v. a. Deride; — Mu, mu-amu, ?i-o?i; — Se dérider; v. n. Derision; — Amu, imu-amu, 0(?i; — Dérision; s. Descend; — Lida, zida; — Descendre; v. a. Descension; — Xlida, nzida; — Descente; s. Desei-t; — Ofya, Obanari; — Désert; s. dései-ter; v. a. Desertion; — Mg"banari; — Déseiiion; s. Desiccate; — Ceko, kolo, ?ekpo; — Dessécher; v. a. ou n. Design; — Ig-ug-u; — Projet, dessein; s. Designate; — Zu, zube; — Désigner; v. a. Desire; — U?e, ?o; — Désirer; v. a. Desist; — Ohalu, (^ini-aka, weni-aka; — Se désister; v. n. Desistance; — Iweni-aka, i(^ini-aka; — Désistement; s. Despise; — Neda, ni; — Mépriser; v. a. 74 Des— Dif Despondency; — Emve-iK^ekube ; — Découragement; s. Destitution; — Xzi-aru, og'bweiiye ; — Privation; s. Destroy; — Gbu, meg'bu, mebi, MM; — Détruire: v. a. Destructible; — Di-mMM; — Périssable; adj. Destmction; — MMM, owu^ebebe; — Destruction; 5. Detain; — Djide; — Détenir; v. a. Deter: — ^ara; — Détourner; v. a. Deterge; — Fi?a, fi?apu; — Déterger; v. a. Deteriorate; — MeM, djewanye; — Détériorer; v. a. Detersion; — Kf??a, Xuwii?a; — Detersion; s. Detest; — Kpo-asi, so; — Détester; v. a. Detestable; — Di-ikpo-asi; — Détestable; adj. Detestation; — Akpom-asi, ikpo-asi; — Détestation; s. Detort; — Fig-hali, rug"liali; — Détourner; v. a. Detract; — Beiiata, wepu, kpe-ikpe; — Détracter; ; Detraction; — Iwada-afa, nkwuto; — Détraction; s. Detriment; — lyi, nfu; — Detriment; s. Detrude; — Xuda, nutu; — Refouler; v. a. Detruncate; — €rbuka, bepu-n^adaba; — Couper; v. a. Detrusion; — ?^'imda, nuutii; — Action de refouler; s. Device; — Izuzu; — Expédient; s-. Devil; — Ekwensu, onye-odjo; — Diable; s. Devilish; — Dika-ekweusii; — Diabolique; adj. Devisable; — Di-iziizu; — Imaginable; adj. Devise; — Zu, g-bo; — Imaginer; r. a. Devolve; — Lu; — Dérouler; v. a. Devote; — Ranye, ralunye; — Youer; v. a. Dew; — Ig-ilig-i; — Rosée; s. Dexter; — Akaimi; — Droit-e; adj. Dexterity; — Ukele, nka; — Dextérité; .s. Diabolical; — Dik-ek>veusu; — Diabolique; aclj. Diadem; — Okpu-eze; — Diadème; s. Dialect; — Asu8u, oiiu, ile; — Dialecte; Diamond; — Okwute-oke-oim; — Diamant; .s-. Diarrhea; — Af b-og-ag-a ; — Diarrhée; s. Dicephalous; — Di-isi-nabo; — A deux têtes; adj. Die; — IVwu, invuru, iiwu-owu; — Mourir; r. n. Differ; — Di-i(^e, ife di-i(?e; — Différer; v. n. Difficult; — ^ftulu, di-iitulu; — Difficile; adj. Difficulty; — Xtiilu; — Difficulté; s. Dif— Dis ' 75 Diffidence; — Itu-u(?e; — Défiance; s. Diffident (tobe); — Tu-u?e; — Se défier; v. n. Diffuse; — O-basa, rusa; — Répandre; v. a. Diffusible; — Di-mg^lbasa, di-iirusa; — Diffusible; adj. . Diffusion; — Mg-basa, nrusa; — Dispersion; s. Dig; — O-wu, ^wu-ani; — Creuser; v. a. Dignify; — Bu; — Eendre honneur; v. a. Dignity; — Ebube; — Dignité; s. Dike; — Onunu, obo-adja; — Canal, digue; s. Dilacerate; — Sewa, seba; — Lacérer; v. a. Dilapidate; — Tikpo, dakpo; — Dilapider; v. a. Dilapidation; — Xtikpo, ndakpo; — Dégradation; s. Dilatability ; — Idi-nsag'ba, idi-nseti; — Dilatabilité; s. Dilatable; — Di-nsa^ba, di-nseti; — Dilatable; adj. Dilatation; — ?^'sa^ba, nseti; — Dilatation; s. Dilate; --- Sag"ba, seti; — Dilater; v. a. ou 7i. DiKgence; — U<?u, ig-bado-anya; ? — Diligence; 5. Diligent; — Di-u(?u; -- Diligent-e; adj. Diligently; — N'ig-bado-anya, n'u?u; — Diligemment; adj. Diminish; — Benata, belu, mebenata; — Diminuer; v. a. Diminution; — Mbenata; — Diminution; s. Dimmutive; — ?^wantinti, obele; — Diminutif- ve ; adj. Dine; — Li-nni, li-nni-anyasi; — Diner; v. a. Dingdong; — (j-bonig-bom, gomgom; — Digue-don; ^\ Dinner; — IN'ni-anyas?, uni; — Diner; s. Dip; — Su, sulu; — Tremper; v. a. Direct; — Kwuloto; Kpazi, zi, gosi; — Droit-e; adj. diriger; v. a. Directly; — Ozigbo, ozig'bo-ozigbo ; — Directement; adv. Dirk; — Ig'be; — Dague, poignard; s. Dili; — Adja, iuyi; Lu-inyi; — Boue; s. crotter; v. a. Dirty; — Di-inyi; — Sale, crotté; adj. Disability; — Adi-ike; — Impuissance; s. Disaffirm; — GrO, luka; — Désavouer; v. a. Disallow; — Bju, luka; — Désap^^rouver; v. a. Disallowable; — Di-odjudju, di-ekwe-ekwe ; — illicite; adj. Disallowance; — Odjudju, ekwekwe; — Désapprobation; s. Disarray; — Yipu, wopu; — Mettre en désordi'e; v. a. Disaster; — Afufu, osoma; — Revers; s. Disavow; — Oo, go-agogo; — Désavouer; v. a. Disavowal; — Agogo; — Désaveu; s. / 76 Dis— Dis Disband; — Wepu u'olii ag'lia; — Licencier; v. a. Disbelief; — Ekwe-ekwe; — Refus de croire; s. Disbelieve; — Lu-uka, kwero; — Ne pas croire; v. a. Disburden; — Zie, z?do: — Alléger; v. a. Discard; — Giipu, wepu; — Ecarter; v. a. Discern; — Fii; — Discerner; i\ a. Discernible; — Di-ofiifu; — Visible; adj. Discharge; — Gba-eg"be, ?upu, wepu; — Décharger; v. a. Disciple; — Ouye-mutalii ; jjlur. Umu-azu; — Disciple; s. Discipleship ; — Okwa-ouye-muta; — Condition de disciple; s. Disclose; — >Veputa ifife; — Découvrir; v. a. Discomfit; — ?u, meli; — Défaire; v. a. Discomfiture; — O?iKj?u, umeli; — Défaite; s. Discorafoii;; — ye-o^bu: So^bii; — Affhction; s. affliger; v. a. Discontinue; — Weni-aka, wepii-aka, (pin?-aka; — Discontinuer; 2;. Discoimt; — Xgiipu; Gupii; — Escompte; s. Escompter; s. a. Discoimtable ; — Di-ii^upii; — Escomptable; adj. Discourse; — Xkata; Kpa-iikata; — Discours; s. Discourir; r. tK Discover; — ?ota, ?'okwudo: — Découvrir; v. a. Discoverable; — Di-n?ota, di-n(;ok wudo ; — Trouvable; adj. Disease; — Oya, arii-owumvu; — Maladie; s. Disembody; — Wopu-ani; — Dépouiller du corps; v. a. Disenchant; — Kukwapu; — Désenchanter; v. a. Disentangle; — Topu; — Dégager; v. a. Disfavour; — Irii-odjo; — Disgr?ce; s. Disgraceful; — Di-ifele; — Déshonorant-e ; adj. Dish; — Xiikwu-afele: — Plat; s. Dislocate; — Fyepu, (ji?fyepu, firbufyepu; — Disloquer; v. a. Dislocation; — X(;ifyepii, mg*bufyepu; — Dislocation; s. Dislodge; — Kpapu: — Déloger; r. a. Dismal; — Di-0(t*i<;i, di-u?*i^'i; — Sinistre; adj. Dismember; — (xbuka, beka, bo; — Démembrer; v. a. Dismemberment; — Mg-buka, mbeka, obobo; — Démembrement; s. Dismiss; — Wepii, ?iipii, zij)u; — Renvoyer; v. a. Dismissal; — Xwepu, iK^upii, iizipii; — Renvoi; s. Dismoimt; — Lida, zida, wiida; — Démonter; v. a. Disorder; — Oya, a^hala; — Désordre; 5. Disown; — Djii, lu-uka: — Désavouer; v. a. Disjoin; ) Disjunct; j — Wesa, kpasa; Disjoindre; v. a. Dis- -Dis 77 Dispart; — Ke, wa; — Diviser; v. a. Dispatch; — Zipu; — - Dépécher, envoyer; v. ? Dispel; — ?upu, ?ufu; — Chasser; v. a. Dispensable; — Di-iikenye; — Distribiitif-ve ; adj. Dispense; — Keiiye; — Distribuer; v. a. Dispeople; — Gbu-is?-madu ; — Dépeupler; v. a. Disperse; — Kpasa, ?usa, wesa, kposa; — Disperser; v. a. Dispersion; — Nkpasa, n?usa, iikposa; — Dispersion; s. Displace; — Kpapii; — Déplacer; v. a. Displacement; — ^^kpapu; — Déplacement; s. Display; — Sa^ba, g-osi, sag-he; — Déployer; v. a. Displease; — Di-ndjo; — Déplaire; v. a. Dispraise; — Ta-uta, meya; — Bl?mer; v. a. Disproof; — Nkpeg'bu; — Réfutation; s. Disprove; — Kpeg-bu; — Réfuter; v. a. Disputable; — Di-ilu-uka; — Contestable; adj. Disputation, — Ilu-iika; — Controverse; s. Disputations; — Xlulu-iika ; — Débats; s. Dispute; — Lii-uka, ko-oini, se-okwu; — Disputer; v. a. Disquiet; — Sogbii; — Inquiéter; v. a. Disrobe; — Yipii, wopii, kopu; — Dépouiller; dérober ; a,. Disruption; — Ntiwa, use va; — Rupture; 6\ Dissatisfaction; — Idi-iidjo, ad?nima; — Mécontentement; .s. Dissatisfy; — Di-ndjo; — Mécontenter; v. a. Dissever; — Kera, kera-ibiii ; — Séparer; v. a. ^ Dissolve; — Obaze, zize; — Dissoudre; v. a. Distaste; — Idi-ndjo; — Dégoiit; s. choquer; v. a. Distort; — Fi; tu; — Tordre; v. a. Distortion; — Otiitii, of?fi; ~ Contorsion; s. Distract; — Kpag"lia-U(^e ; — Distrait-e; adj. Distraction; — Iki>ag*lia-u?e ; — Distraction; s. Distrain; — Fye-iig'wo; — Saisir, confisquer; v. a. Distraint; — Ifye-iig'wo; — Contrainte, saisie; s. Distress; — Afiifti, nfu; — Détresse; s. Distiibutable ; — Di-okeke, di-ukesa; — Distributif-ve; adj. Distribute; — Kesa, lie; — Distribuer; v. a. Distribution; — Kkesa, okeke; — Distribution; s. District; — Og"be, ebo; — District; s. Disturb; — Kpasu, mesii, sog'bii; — Troubler, se troubler; v. a. om v. Disturbance; — Xsoi^bu, Xkpasu, iimesu; — Trouble; s. 78 Dis — Don Disunion; — Adi ii'ofu; — Désunion; s. Ditch; — Ouunu, iduma; — Fossé, canal; s. Diurnal; — Kwada, kwambosi; — Diume; adj. Dive; — Tu-omimi, kpo-omimi; — Plonger; v. a. Divert; — Omvo, nfodii; — Plusieurs, clivers; ad^\ Diverse; — Di-ii?e; — Différent, varié; adj. Diversely; — N'i(?e; — Différemment; acl]i. Diversion; — Eg'wii, ig'wulieg'Wtt; — Divertissement; s. Diversity; — Idi-i(?e; — Diversité; s. Divert; — Owu-eg-wu, g'wuli-eg'wu ; — Se divertir; v. n. Divest; — Yipu-akwa, g'baba-oto; — Dépouiller; v. a. Divesture; — lyipu-akwa, ig-baba-oto; -- Dépouillement; s. Dividable; — Di-okeke; — Divisible; adj. Divide; — Ke; — Diviser; v. a. Divination; — Afa; — Divination; s. Divine; — Xke-(?uku; Grba-afa; — Divin-e; adj. Deviner; v. a. Divinity; — ?uku; — Divinité; s. Divisibility; — Idi-okeke; — Divisibilité; s. Divisible; — Di-okeke; — Divisible; adj. Division; — Oke, Okeke; — Division; s. Dizziness: — Adju; — Etourdissement; s. Dizzy; — Di-adju; - Etourdissant- e ; adj. Do; — Me; — Faire; v. a. Docible, docile; — Di-ukuzita, di-iikuzi; — Docile; adj. Docility; — Idi-iikuzita ; — Docilité; s. Doctor; — Dibya; — Docteur; s. Doctress; — Dibya-nwayi; — Femme médecin; s. Doctrine; — Nkiizi; — Doctrine; s. Doff; — Yipii-akwa, ^baba-oto; — Dépouiller; r. a. Dog; — Xkita, anu-uso; — Chien; s. Dog-tooth; — Eze-nkita; — Canines; Dole; — Oke; Kenye, kesa; — Distribution; .s. Doleful; — Di-ebele; — Plaintif-ve; adj. Dolefulness; — Idi-ebele; — Tristesse; s. Dolorous; — Di-afufu; — Douloureux-se; adj. Dolt; — Osokwiikwu; — Benêt, niais; s. Doltish; — Di-usokwu; — Stupide; adj. Domestic; — Xke-uuo; Odibo; — Domestique; adj. et s. Domicile; — Obi; Bi; — Domicile; s. habiter; v. a. Don; — Yibe; — Endosser; r. a. Don — Dra 79 Donation; — Xiiyenye; — Don; s. Doom; — Kpe-omama; Ma-ikpo; — Jugement; s. Juger; v. Dooms-day; — Ubosi-ikpe; — Jour de jugement; s. Door; — Uzo, onu-uzo, aku; — Porte; s. Dormancy; — Ula; — Sommeil; s. Dormant (to bej; — Di n'ula; — Etie assoupi; v. n. Dormitory; — IJno-ula; — Dortoir; s. Dot; — Ntupo; Tupo; — Point; s. marquer de points; v. a. Double; — Kmadji nabo; madji-ebwa; — Double; adj. Doubleness; — Iru-nabo; — Duplicité; s. Doubling; — ISTmadji; — Double; adf. Doubly; — XJgbolo nabo; — Doublement; adj. Doubt; — Itu-u?e; Tii-u(?e; — Doute; s. Douter; v. a. Doubtful; — Di-u?e nabo; — Douteux-se; adj. Doubtfully; — X'itii-uce; — Douteusement; adj. Douceur; — ?fg"o; — Douceur; s. Doughty; — Di-ike; — Yaillant-e; adj. Douse; — Da-mili, tua-mili; — Plonger; v. a. Dove; — Muli; — Colombe; s. Dovecot; — Uno-kpalak wukwu ; — Pigeonnier; s. Dovelike; — Dika-nduli, nwayo; — Comme un pigeon. Down; — K'ani; Uluma; — Au bas de; prep.., duvet; s. Down-fall; — Odada; — Chute; s. Down-hill; — M^buda; di-mg"buda; Descente; s. en pente; adj. Downright; — Ezig-bo; N'ez?okwu; — Complètement; adj. évidem-* ment; adj. Downsitting; — Ino-an?, ndona; — Action de s'asseoir à terre. Downward; — Di-mgbiida; ani-an?; — Abaissé-e; adj. en bas; adv. Downy; — D?-uluma; — Moelleux-se; adj. Doze; — Tu-olula; Olula; — Sommeiller; v. a. Assoupissement; s. Dozen; — Nmabwa; ili n'ebwa; — Douzaine; s. Doziness; Olu-ula, itu-olu-ula; — Assoupissement; s. Drabble; — Dokpu, kpu-oluliimani; — Salir en tra?nant; v. a. Draff; — Uluputu; — Lie, ordures; s. Draffy; — Bi-uluputu; — Malproprement; adv. Drag; — Agadabii; Dokpu, kpu; — Harpon; s. Draguer; v, a. Draggle; — Kpu-olulumani ; — SaKr en tra?nant; v. a. Drain; — Ulolo; Rupu, zapu; — Tranchée; s. canaliser; v. a. Drainable; — Di-nzapii, di-ni'upii; — Canalisable; adj. Drainage; — Nrupu, nzapu; — Drainage; s. 80 Dra — Dm Drake; — Oke-obog'wu ; — Canard; .s-. Drape; — O^bobe; — Draw; — Do, le; — Tirer; v. a. Drawing-room; — Ilba; — Salon de coiffure; s. Drawl; — Kpute-aka, kpiiti; — Trainer; v. a. Dread; — Eg'wu; Tu-e^wu; — Terreur; s. effrayer; v. a. Dreadful; — Di-eg:wu; — Terrif iant-e ; adj. Dreadfully; X'eg"wu; — Teriiblement; adv. Dreadless; — Atu-eg'wu; — Intrépide: adj. Dream; — Mo; Lo, lo-nlo; — Songe; s. Eèver; i\ a. Dredge; — A^adabii; — Drague; s. Dreggy; — Di-iiluputu; — Ordurier-ere; adj. Dregs; — Uluputu; — Lie; 5. Drench; — Be-mili, le-mili, baba; — Arroser; v. a. Dress; — Afe, akwa; Yibe akwa; — Effets, habits; habiller; v. a. Dressing-room; — Uiio-iyiakwa; — Cabinet de toilette; s. Drift; — Ru, Riilu; — Faire dériver; r. a. Drill; — Ara; Ra, rapu; — Yrille; Perforer; v. a. Drink; — La; — Boire; v. a. Drinkable; — Di-olala; — Potable; cr///. Drinking; — Olala; — Boisson; s. Drip; — Tu; — (joutter; v. n. Drive; — ?ii; — Chasser, pousser; v. a. Drizzle; — Bu; — Distiller; v. a. Promedary; — Owakida; — Dromadaire; s. Drone; — Oke-?wu, à>vii; — Bourdon; s. Droop; — L?wu; — Défaillir; v. n' Drop; — Xtu; Tu, Tada; — Goutte; s. verser goutte à goutte; v. a. Dropsy; — Uyi-alu, aru-mili; — Hydropisie; s. Drought; — Ayu-mili, àwu-okpokpo; — Aridité, sécheresse; s. Drove; — Usu-auu; — Troupeau; s. Drown; — Gbag'bu; — Etouffer; v. a. Drowse; — Manya-ula; — S'assoupir; v. n Drowsiness; — Aiiya-ula, ime-anya-ula ; — Assoupissement; s. Drowsy; — Bi-anya-ula; — Assoupi-e; adj. Dmb; — Otiti, ikpa, okpo; Ti, t?-ikpa; — Coup; s. Frapper; v. a. Dmdge; — Lu-olu ike, lu-olu; — Travailler; v. a. Drudgery; — Olu ike; — Bas emploi; s. Drug; — Og^wu, ile og"wu; ?e-og"wu; — Drogue; s. droguer; v. a. D]um; — Eg'wu, ekwe; Ti-eg-wu, ku-ekwe; — Tam-tam; s. Dm — Diip 81 Drum; — Ti-eg"wu, kii-ekwe; — Tambouriner; v. a. Dmnkard; — Olakomauya, Olakamaiiya; — Ivrogne; s. Drunkenness; — Ilakomanya; — Ivrognerie; s. Dry; — Okpoiikii; ?ekpo, kpo; — Sécheresse; s. Dessécher; v. a. Dryness; — Okponku; — Sécheresse; s. Dual; — Xabo; — Double; adj. Dub; — Maiizele; — Etre fait chef; v. n. Dubious; — Di-itu-u(^e; — Douteux-se; adj. Dubiously; — ^'itu-uce, — Douteusement ; adj. Duckling; — K>va oboi^wu; — Caneton; s. Duct; — Uzomili, ulolo; — Chenal; s. Dudgeon; — Obele i^be; — Dissension; s. Duds; — Akwa-0(?ye, akwa-g-bo; — Guenilles; s. Duenna; — A^adi mvayi; — Vieille femme; s. Dug; — Ala, ala-aiiu; — Mamelle, pis; 8. Dulcet; — Di-uso; — Doux-ce; s. Dulcification; — Ime k'ife di use; — Edulco ration ; s. Dulcify; — Me k'ife di uso; — Edulcorer; v. a. Dull; — Di-ure, di-iisokwu, di-iikpu; — Obtus, émoussé; adj. — Mekpu, kpimko; — Emousser; v. a. Dullard; — Oiiye-nsokwu; — Lourdaud; s. Dulness; — Idi-iisokwu, iisokwu; — Stupidité; s. -Dumb; — Og'bi, di-o§*M; — Muet-te; adj. Dumbly; — N'og'M; — Silencieusement; adv. Dumbness; — Og"!)!, idi-ogbi; — Mutisme; s. Dummy; — Og-M, oiiye-ogM ; — Muet; s. Dumpish; — Xe-okwu, di-nsokwu; — Morne, triste; adj. Dumpy; — Ksukwu nsu, di-nsukwu iisu; — Trapu- e; adj. Dun; — Odji; fye-ugwo; — Brun-e; adj. Importuner; v. a. Dunce; — Onye-nkwukwii ; oiiye-iisokwu; — Sot, lourdaud; s. Dung; — Nsi; — Excrément; s. Dungeon; — Uno-ng'a, ng-a; — Cachot; s. Dupe; — Laputa, lafu; — Duper; v. a. Duple; — Nmadji nabo; — Double; adj. Duplicate; — Madji-ebwa; — Doubler; v. a. Duplication; — Imadji-ebwa; — Duplication; s. DupUcity; — Ikwu-oiiii-nabo; — DupUcité; s. 82 Dur — Eas Durability; — Ito-ototo; — Durée; s. Durable (tobe); — To; — Durer; v. ?i. Durance; — Itinye na ng"a; — Captivité; s. Duress; — Nnyado, nriido; — Captivité; s. During; — Og'onog'O; — Durant; prép. Dusk; — Mg'bede, TJruluc^i; — Obscurité; s. Dust; — Etum; Ti?a; — Poussière; s. épousseter; v. a. Dusty; — Di-etum; — Poudreux-se ; adj\ Duty; — Utu, utu-e^o; — Devoir, dette; s. Dwarf; — Akakpo, akaiir?; — Nain; s. Dwarfish; — Bi-akakpo; — Nain, rabougri; adj. Dwell; — Bi, Mli; — Demeurer; v. n. Dwelling; — Uno, obi; — Demeure; s. Dwinc?le; — Benata, de, dafu; — Déchoir; v. n. Dye; — Yidji, yig'bu, yi; — Teindre; v. a. Dyeing; — Nyig-bu, nyidji; — Teinture; s. Dying; — Omvunwu; — Mort, décès; s. Dysentery; — Onyi; — Dyssenterie; s. E Eager (to be); — Ma aru-nn?, makalikal?; — Etre ardent; v. n. Eagerly; — N'imakal?kali ; — Ardemment; adv. Eagerness; — Imakalikali ; — Ardeur; s. Eagle; — Ug'o; — Aigle; s. Eagless; — Nwiinye ug"o; — Aigle femelle; s. Eaglet; — Obele ugo, u^onta; — Aiglon; s. Ear; — Nti, oko; — Oreille; s. Earless; — En we iit?, adinti; — Sans oreilles; adj. Earhness, early; — Obo; — Précocité; s. t?t; adv. Earn; — Luta, kpata; — Gagner; v. a. Earnest; — Di-ii<?u; — Appliqué, fervent; adj. Earnestness; — Idi-u?u, ig'bado-anya; — Application; s. Earth; — Ani, uwa, obodo; Kpube adja; — Terre; s. Recouvrir Earthen; — Adja, ulo; — De terre; adj. [de terre; v. a.] Ease; — Izul'ike, nwayo; — Aise, commodité; s. Easily; — Na nwayo; — A l'aise; adv. East; — Iru-?>vu; — Orient, est; s. Ea'Stem; — Iru-?wu; — D'est, de l'est; adj. Eas— Eff 83 Eastward; — ^'akukii iru-awii; — A l'orient; adv. Easy; — Di-olele; — Facile, aise-e; adj. Eat; — Li, ta; — Manger; v. a. Eatable; — Di-olili; Ife-olili; — Bon à manger; adj. comestibles; s. Eaves; — Ag-baru-uno ; — Bords du toit; s. Ebb; — Otata; Ta, mi; — Décadence; s. Décliner; v. n. Ebriety; — Ilakamaiiya; — Ebriété; s. Ebullient; - Di-og-bog-bo ; — Ecumant-e; adj. Ebullition; — Og'bog'bo; — Ebullition; s. Ecclesiastic; — IJko-?iikii; — Ecclésiastique; s. Economize; — Tupe; — Economiser; v. a. Economy; — Ktupe; — Economie; s. Edge; — Onu, onuim; — Arête, bord; s.^ Edible; — Dl-olili; — Mangeable; adj. Edict; — Iwu; — Edit; s. Edification; — Nluiiite, iiliig'oiii; — Construction; s. Edifice; — Olu-imo; — Edifice; s. Edify; — Limite, lug-oni, lu; — Edifier; v. a. Educate; — Kuz?, mug"osi, munye; — Eduquer; v. a. Educator; — Onye-nkuzi; — Educateur; .s. Education; — ?^kuz?, nmuta; — Education; s. Eff able; — Di-okwuk\vu; — Exprimable; adj. Efface; — Fi?a, me?a; — Effacer; v. a. Effacement; — M(f?a, nme?a; — Effacement; s. Effect: — Me, lu; — Effectuer; v. a. Effectible; — Di-omeme; — Faisable; adj. Effects; — Aku, ife; — Effets; s. Effectuate; — Me, kpata; — Eéaliser; v. a. Effervesce; — Obo, g^bolu; — S'enflammer; v. n. Effervescence; — Og'bog'bo; — Effervescence; s. Effervescent; — Di-og'bog'bo ; — Ef f ervescent-e ; adj. Effete; — Ag-a, oke; — Usé-e; adj. Efficacious; — Di-ile; — Efficace; adj. Efficacy; — Ile, idi-ile; — Efficacité; s. Efficient; — Ife di-ile; — Efficace; adj. Effigy; — Onyonyo; — Effigie; s. Effloresce; — Ra-ifulu; — Fleurir; v. n. Efflorescence; — Ira-ifulu; — Efflorescence; s. Effluence; — Nrupu, nruputa; — Ecoulement; s. Effrontery; — Edji-ifele, adi-ifele; — Effronterie; s. 6 84 Eff— Ema Effulgence; — ^nwuwapu, n?awapu; — Splendeur; s. Effuse; — Rupu, rusi, rufu; — Répandre; r. a. Effusion; — yrupu, nrusi, nrufu; — Epanchement; s. Egg; — Akwa; — ?uf; s. Egression; — Opupii, iidjepu; — Sortie; 5. Eider; — Obo^wu; — Oie; s. Eider down; — Uluma-obo^wu; — Edredon; s. Eight; — Isato; — Huit; adj. Eight fold; — Uzo-isato, ug-bolo-isato; — Huit fois; adj. Eighthly; — Nk'isato; — Huitièmement; adv. Ejaculate; — Tupu; — Lancer; v. a. Ejaculation; — ^fkenke ekpele; — Emission; s. Eject; — Tufu, <^upii, (?ufu; — Rejeter; v. a. Ejection; — Xtuhi, iKj?upii, n(?ufu; — Expulsion; 5. Eke; — Waiiye, ^ibati, doti; — Aggrandir; v. a. Elapse; — Grbafe; — S'écouler; v. n. Elbow; — Nkipili-aka; — Coude; s. Elder; — Okeiiye; — Vieux, ancien; adj. Elderly; — Dika-okeiiye ; — Age-e; adj. . Eldest; — Kasi-okenye; — Ainé-e; adj. Elect; — Ra, ralu, ro, rota; — Choisir; v. a. Election; — Orara, nralu, nrota; — Election; s. Elephant; — Eiiyi; — Eléphant; s. Elevate; — Buiiite, wenite; — Elever; ^;. a. Elevation; — Mbuiiite, 11 wenite; — Elévation; s. Eleven; — Hi ii'ofu; — Onze; adj. Eleventh; — Nk'ili n'ofu; — Onzième' adj. Ehcit; — Seputa; — Faire sortir; v. a. Eligibility; — Idi-iirota; — EHgibilité; s. Eligible; — Di- nrota; — Eligible; adj. Elk; — Asonso, ene;, — Dain; s. Elongate; — Setipu, g-bati; — Allonger; v. a. Elongation; — Nsetipu, m^bati; — Prolongement; .s-. Eloquence; — Onu-okwu; — Eloquence; s. Else; — Ozo; Omezi; — Autre; p)-. ou bien; adv. Elsewhere; — Ebe-ozo; — Ailleurs; adv.. Elude; — Zelu; — Eluder; v. a. Eludible; — Di-nzelu; — Qui peut s'éluder; adj. Elusion; — ?^"zeln, nig'banari; — Diversion; s. Emaciate; — Ta-aru, za-aini; — Maigrir; v. n. Ema — Emp 85 Emaciation; — Ita-aru, iza-aru; — Maigreur; s. Emanate; — Ruputa; — Emaner; v. n. Emanation; — ?^ruputa; — Emanation; s. Emancipate; — Wepu ii'oru, wepiita ii'oru; — Emanciper; v. a. Emancipation; — Iweputa ii'oru; — Emancipation; s. Embankement; — Ukpo; — Remblai; s. Embark; — Tinye n'ug-bo, yi, yili; — Embarquer; Embarkation; — Itiiiye n'ug-bo, oyiyi n'ugbo; — Embarquement; s. Embarrass; — Crbag-hali; — Embarrasser; v. a. Embarrassment; — Ig'bag'hali, iifiaru; — Embarras; s. Embassy; — Uko, is^ba-uko; — Ambassade; s. Embay; — Kebido, kerube; — Baigner, mouiller; v. a. Embellish; — Dokwa, djikwa, <^omma; — Embellir; v. a. Embellishment; — Edjiilji, i(^omma; — Embellissement; s. Embers; — ?ii'tii-oku, opoto-oku; — Braise; s. Emblem; — Arima; — Emblème; s. Embody; — Kpokoba; — Incorporer; v. a. Embolden; — Djaiiyelu; — Encourager, enhardir; v. a. Embonpoint; — Ag'bag'idi; — Embonpoint; s. Embouchure; — Onumili, og'boiidii; — Embouchure; s. Embowel; — Kpopu iig'ili-afo, kpoputa iig'ili-afo; — Arracher les entrailles ; Embrace; — Xmaku; Maku; — Embrassement; 5. embrasser; v. a. Emendable; — Di-iidok\vata; Corrigeable; adj. Emendation; — Xdokwa, ndozi; — Correction; s. Emerge; — Tunita, tupu; — Para?tre; r. n. EmerskmT' } " ^t""^*^^ ntiipu; — Apparition; 5. Emetic; — O^bo; — Emétique; s. Eminence; — ^N'kpog'onkpo ; — Hauteur; s. Eminent; — Amalu afaya; — Distingué-e; adj. Emission; — ?fzipu, nkopu; — Emission; s. Emmet; — A^bu-isi; — Fourmi; s. EmolUate; — Tutu, tutube; — Amollir; v. a. Empark; — Obabido, g^barube; — Enflammer; v. a. Employ; — Welu n'olu; — Employer; v. a. Employment; — Olu, olu-u^wo; — Emploi; s. Emporium; — Afya; — Lieu du marché; s. Empower; — ??'ye-ike; — Autoriser; v. a. Emptiness; — Ufolo; — Vide, néant; s. 86 Emp — Eng Empty, — Di-iifolo, di-iikiti; — Vide; adj. Emulate; — Zo-uzo; — Eivaliser; v. n. Emulation; — Izo-nzo; — Emulation; s. Enact; — Ti-imi, ma-iwu; — Exécuter; v. Enactment; — Ima-i>vu, iti-iwu; — Mise en exécution; s. Encamp; — 3Ia-iitu, iiye-ikwu; — Camper; v. n. Encampment; — Ikwii, inye-ikwu, ima-iitii; — Campement; s. Enchain ;^ — Yibe-og'bilig'ba, kpodo; — Encha?ner; v. a. Enchant; — Ta-amosii. kunsi, ^ba-utiiniirba; — Enchanter; v. a. Enchantment; — Ita-aiiiosu, ikiinsi, ig-ba-utumg-ba; — Enchante- Enchantress; — Amosii, ogboma; — p]nchanteur; 5. [ment; s. Encircle; — Makii, g*arube; — Entourer; v. a. Enclasp; — Makii; — Embrasser; ^^ a. Enclose; — Grarube, kpocfi okilikili: — Clore; v. a. Enclosure; — Og'eg'e, ig'ba-og'eg'e ; — Cloture; s. Encomium; — Itii-afa, ototo; — Eloge; s. Encompas; — Grarube; — Ceindre; v. a. Encounter; — Oziizii, osrii; Zii, djeru; — Rencontre; s. Rencontrer; v. a. Encourage; — Djanyelii; — Encourager; v. a. Encouragement; — Ndjaiiyelii; — Encouragement; s. Encroach; — Kpado, me-emeli; — Empiéter; v. a. Encroachment; — Nkpado, ime-emeli, emeli; — Empiétement; s. Encumber; — Bog"bu, kwakonye; — Encombrer; v. a. Encumbrance; — Nkwako; — Encombrement; s. End; — Isi, isi-ndjedebe, oiiumi; Mesi, mezii; — Fin; s. Finir; v. a. Endanger; — Weta n'ufu; Compromettre; v. a. Endeavour; — IV^va, kaba-aru; — S'efforcer; v. n. Onwanwa, ikaba-aru; — Effort; s. Endemic; — Odi ii'aiii; — Endémique; adj. Endless; — Ebe-ebe, enwe-isi-ndjedebe; — Interminable; adj. Endurable; — Di-nnado, d?-odidi; — Supportable; adj. Endurance; — Odidi, ita-afufu; — Endurance; s. Endure; — Xado, di, dili, ta-afufii; — Endurer; v. a. Enemy; — Onye-ilo, dioke; — Ennemi; s. Energetic; — Bi-ike, di-ndu; — Energique; s. Enervate; — Beiiata-iime ; — Enerver; v. a. Enervation; — Ibeiiata-ume ; — Enervement; 5. Engage; — Zu; — Engager; v. a. Engagement; — Ogrii-ag-ha ; iikwa; — Engagement; s. Engender; — Mu, muta; — Engendrer; v. a. 4 Eng — Elit 87 Engird; — Fyerube; — Entourer; v. a. Engross; — Gokodo, wekodo; — Epaissir; v. a. , Enhance; — Runi, rug-oni, mewaiiye; — Enchérir; v. a. Enhancement; — ^""waiiye; — Encherissement; 5. Enjoin; — Ti-iwu, ma-hvu, ti; — Enjoindre; v. a. Enjoinnient; — Iwu, ozi; — Injonction; s. Enkindle; — Su-oku, miinye-oku; — Enflammer; r. a. Enlarge; — Bu, basa, ba; — Elargir; v. a. ■Enlargement; — Obubii, mbasa; — Elargissement; s. Enlighten; — jSTye-ife, tiinye-ife; — Eclairer; v. a. Enlist; — Deiiye n'akiikwo; — Enr?ler; v. a. EnHstment; — IS'denye; — Enr?lement; s. Enmity; — Ilo, asi, ikpo-asi; — rnimitié; s. Ennoble; — Do-ebube; — Anoblir; v. a. Ennoblement; — Ido-ebiibe; — Anoblissement; s. Enrage; — Kpasu-iwe; — Enrager; v. ?i. Enrich; — Do-og"alanya ; — Enrichir; v. a. Enrichment; — Ido-og'alaiiya ; — Enrichissement; s. Enrob; — Yibe akwa; — Revêtir; v. a. Enrol; — Deiiye 11-akukwo; — Enr?ler; v. a. Enrolment; — Ndenye; — Enr?lement; s. Enroot; — Maiiye, kimye, maminye; — Enraciner; /*. a. Ensample; — Ama, omama-atu; — Exemple; s. Ensconce; — Zedu, (?edo, kpudo; — Protéger, garantir; v. a. Enseal; — Nyado, iiyaba; — Sceller; v. a. Enshield; — Zedo, zebido; — Protéger; v. a. Ensign; — Okoloko, okonoko; — Enseigne; s. Enslave; — Do-oru; — Asservir; v. a. Enslavement; — Ido-orii; — Asservissement; 5. Ensue; — So, puta; — Suivre; v. a. Entangle; — Ma, kodo; — Embarrasser; v. a. Entanglement; — Omama, iikodo; — Embarras; s. Enter; — Ba, baiiye, bata; — Entrer: v. n. Entertain; — Mekwa, iie-obiama ; — Entretenir; v. a. Entertainment; — Nmekwa, iiie-obiama; — Entretien; 6?. Enthrone; — Bug-o (ii'ukpo); — Elever au tr?ne; v. a. Entice; — Lanye, la; — Séduire; v. a. Enticement; — Manye, olala; — Séduction; s. Entomb; — Doiiye (iVini); — Mettre au tombeau; v. a. Entrails; — Afo, ii^ili-afo; — Entrailles; s. 88 Ent — Era Entrance; — Obaba, mbata; — Entrée; s. Entrap: — Ma (ii'onya); — Prendre dans un piège; v, a. Entreat; — Yo, kpelu; — Supplier; v. a. Entreaty; — Ayoyo, ekpele; — Supplique; s. Entry; — Obaba, Oiiuzii; — Entiée; 5. EntT\dst^-' } — K^kii, kekiido; — Enlacer; v. a. Enumerate; — Grii, grii-oiiu; — Enumérer; v. a. Enumeration; — I^ii-onu; — Enumeration; s. Enunciate; — Kwii, kwupu; — Enoncer; ?\ a. Enunciation; — Okwiikwu, nkwiipii; — Enonciation; .s. Envelope; — Fiiba, zobe; — Envelopper; v. a. Envelopment; — Nfiiba, iizobe; — Enveloppe; s. Environ; — Garube, noriibe; — Assiéger, environner; v. n. Environment; — Xg"arube, iiiiorube; — Siège; s. Environs; — Ag'bata; — Environs; s. Envoy; — Uko; ■ — Envoyé; s. Envoyship; — Olii-uko, okwa-uko; — Deputation; s. Envy; — Iwe-nkiti, adjo-iwe; — Envie; s. Epidemic; — Oya-ora; — Epidémie; s. Epistle; — Akwiikwo-ozi ; — Epitre; s. Epistolize; — De-akwukwo-o/i ; — Ecrire une ép?tre; v. a. Epithet; — Afa; — Epithète; s. Epitomise; — Be-iikenke, benata, benkpilikpi ; — Abréger; v. a. Equability-; — Idi-iiraiiya; — . Egalité; .s*. Equable; — Di-uranya; — Equitable; adj. Equal; — Ra, ralu; — Egaler; v. a. Equality; — Idi-iirauya; — Egalité; s. Equalization; — Ime-iirauya ; — Egalisation; s. Equalize; — Me-nranya; — Rendre égal; v. a. Equally; — Xraiiya; — Egalement; adv. Equerry; — 0(;e-auyiiiya ; — Ecuyer; s. Equip; — Dokiva, djikwa; — E(juiper; v. a. Equipment; — Xdjikwa; — Equipement; s. Equitable; — Di-ekelesu; — Equitable; adj. Equity; — Ikpe-kwuloto; — Equité; s. Eradicate; — Ropu; — Extir[)er; v. a. Eradication; — Xropu; — Extirpation; .s. Erasable; — Bi-iikpu(,*apu, di-ume(?apu; — Effa?able; adj. Erase; — Kpiii^'apii, ko(,'apii, me?'apu; — Effacer; v. a. Eraseraent; — Xkoc^'apu, ukpiK^apu ; — Action d'effacer-, .s*. Ere; — Tupn; — Avant que; adv. Erebus; — 0(????; — Soir; s. Erect; — Lu, g*wu; — Eriger; v. a. Erection; — Olulu, 0|S'>vu|t:rwii, ilii-uiio; — Erection; Err; — Djefye, mefye, fye; — S'égarer; v. n. Errand; — Ozi; — Message; s. Error; — Og'hom, ndjefye, iimefye; — Erreur; s. Erst; — X'izizi, na mbu; — Autrefois; adv. Erudition; — ISTmuta, omama; — Erudition; 6-. Escape; — Gbabii, g-banari, pii, puta; — Effacer; s'ettacer; v. a. ou. n. — Mg-bapu, mg-banari ; — Effacement; s. Eschew; — Zelo, ^balu; — Eviter; v. a. Escoi-t; — Kpaiidu, dupu; — Escorter; v. a. Esculent; — Di-olili, di-nma-olili; — Mangeable; adj. Esophagus; — Oiioiio-iini ; — ?sophage; s. Esoteric; — Di-iizimzo, okpulu; — Caché-e; adj. Especially; — Tuma, iike-kasiiiii ; — Spécialement; adv. Espial; — Onyoiiyo; — Espion; s. Espousal; — Xzodo, iK^edo; — Epousailler; s. Espousals; — Nkata-aiiundi, okwu-aimndi ; — Fian?ailles; Espouse; — Xii, makii; — Epouser; v. a. Espy; — ISTyo, iiyota; — Epier; v. a. Essay; — ^wa, dami; — Essayer; v. a. — Omvanwa; — Essai; s. EstabHsh; — Wube, daba, raba; — Etabhr; v. a. Estabhshment ; — Xivube, iidaba; — EtabUssement; ,9. Estate; — Okwa, akii; — Propriété; 8. Estimate; — Tuiiye, g'baiiye; Mg'banye; — Estimer; v. a. Estime; s. Estimable; — Di-mg-banye, di-iituiiye; — Estimable; adj. Estimation; — ^Ig-banye, ntuiiye; — Estimation; Estuary; — Oiiii-mili; — Estuaire; s. Estuate; — Wa, walu, srbolu; — Bouillir; a. Estuation; — Owawa, og'bog'bo; — Ebullition; 6-. Eternal; — Ebebe, mg-beiiiue, ekpounie; — Eternel-le; adj. Eternity; — Ebebe, idi-ebebe, idi-m^beiiiiie; — Eternité; s. Eucharist; — Olili-nso, izeizii-nso, iikaristia; — Eucharistie; s. Eunuch; — Onozi; — Eunuque; s. European; — Oiiye-o(^*a, oiiye-oyibo, Oiiye-iiropa ; — Européen; s. Evade; — Gbepu, repu, zelu; — Esquiver; v. a. ou n. 90 Eva — Exc Evangelism; — Ig-basa-ozioiiia; - Prédication; s. Evangelist; — Onye-nkwuputa-ozioma; — Evangeliste; s. Evangelize; — Kiizi-ozioma, kwuputa-ozioina; — Evangeliser: r. a. Evaporate; — Kwu-rnvulii; — S'evaporer; r. n. Evaporation; — Ikwu-awulu; — Evaporation; s. Evasion; — Alo, iitu; — Evasion; s. Eve; — Anyasi; — m2rb>yeile; — Soir; s. Even; — Di-tela; Tela, kpala; — Egal, uni; mlj. niveler; v. a. Evening; — Auyasi, iii^bwede; — Soir; s. Evenness; — Iditela, idilali; — Niveau; s. Even-tide; — Amaiii-auyasi ; — Soirée; s. Ever; — M^bwen(?a, ekpouiiie; — Toujours; adv. Ever-lasting; — 3Ig'b>veiime, ebebe, awu-awu; — Eternellement ; Every-vrhere ; — Ebeiiiue, ebeii(?a; — Paiiout; adv. Evil; — ^^djo, if'odjo, adj'ife; Di-iidjo, adjo; — Mauvais-e; adj. mal; s. E\ince; — Oosi; — Prouver; v. a. Evincible; — Di-iig'osi; — Démontrable; adj. Evitable; — Di-mirbanari, di-nzepu; — Evitable; adj. Evoke; — Kpoputa; — Evocpier; v. a. Evolution; — Xliifu, mji'bato; — Evolution; s. Evolve; — Fupu, g-bato, g'basa; — Déployer; v. a. Ewe; — Atulu, uwuuye-atulii ; — Brebis; s. Exacerbate; — Kpasu, kpasu-iwe; — Aigrir, exciter; v. n. Exacerbation; — Xwaiiye-oya; — Irritation; .s. Exalt; — Buni, weiii; — Exalter; v. a. Exaltation; — Mbuni, nweui; — Exaltation; .s-. ^ Examination; — Xiiyac^^a; — Examen; s. Examine; — Xyo(?a; — Examiner; v. a. Example; — Aina; — Exemple; .s. Exasperate; — Kpasu, kpasu-iwe; — Exaspérer; v. a. Exasperation; — Xkpasii. nkpasii-iwe; — Exasperation; s. Exceed; — Gra, jiiiaii'a, ka; — Excéder; a. Excellence; — Okaka, okakaiima; — Supériorité; .s. Excellent; — Di-okeoim, oke; — Excellent-e; adj. Except; — Beluso, belu, bepulu; — Excepté; prep. - Belu, bepu; — Excepter; v. a. Exception; — Mbepii, iig-upii; — Exception; s. Exceptionable; — Bi-ii?rupii, di-mbepu; — Récusable; aa% Excess; — 0^1iag"ha; — Excès; .s. Exchange; — Oha, ^baj^ba; — Echanger; a. Exc— Exi 91 Exchangeable; — Di-mg'bag'ha, di-og'ha^lia; — Ecliangeable ; adj. Excisable; — Di-itu-atu; — Imposable; adj. Excise; — Utu; Tii-utu, iia-utu; — Douane; Percevoir; r. a. Excision; — Mg'bupu, mbil)i; — Coupure; s. Excitability; — Idi-iikpasu, idi-iikpasu-iwe ; — Excitatioii; v. Excitable; — Di-nkpasii, di-nkpaui; — Excital)le; adj. Excitation; — Nkpani, nkpasu; Excitation; .s. Excite; — Kpasii, kpaui; — Exciter; v. a. Excitement; — Nkpaui, iikpasu; — Excitation; s. Exclaim; — Kpoiikpii, tinkpu; — S'exclamer; 'v. n. Exclamation; — Xkpii, ikponkpu; — Exclamation; .s. Exclude; — Gupu, g'bobido; Exclure; v. a. Exclusion; — ^g'upii, ng'bobido; — Exclusion; s. Excommunicate; — Decfapu ii'uka, i^iipu ii'uka; — Excomnuuiiei-; r. a. Excommunication; — Xgiipu iruka; — Excommunication; Excoriate; — €rba-akpukpo ; — Ecorcber; r. a. Excoriation; — Ig'ba-akpukpo ; — Excoriation; ^>'. Excrescence; — Akpii; — Excroissance; s. Exculpable; — Di-iig-oputa, di-ag*ogo; — Excusable; adj. Exculpate; — Gropiita; — Disculpei'; r. a. Exculpation; — Xg^oputa; — Disculpation; .s'. Excusable; — Di-mg'bag-ha, di-ogbag-lia ; Excusable; adj. Excuse; — Gbag-ha, g"halii; — Excuser; v. a. Execrate; — Bu-oiiii; — Exécrer; v. a. Execration; — Iba-onu; — Execration; .s. Ex^ute; — Me, meg-bu, mesi; — Exécuter; r. a. Exemplar; — Ama, omamatu; — Exemplaire; s Exhalation; — ?lulii, a will u, uzu; ~ Exhalaison; ,s-. Exhale; — Kupii, kwupu, kwu; — Exhaler; v. a. Exhalement; — Uzu, awulu; — Exhalaisoii; Exhibit; — Gosi; — Exhiber; v. a. Exhibition; — Ng'osi; — Exhibition; .s. Exhort; — Bu-odii, dii, kiisi; — Exhorter; v. a. Exhortation; — Xdumodii, odu; — Exhortation; s. Exigency; — Xkpa, idi-ukpa; — Exigence; s. Exigent; — Di-iikpa; — Exigent-e; adj. Exist; — Di, di-iidu, no, no-iidii; — Exister; r. n. Existence; — Idi-ndu iidu; — Existence; .s-. Existent; — Di-ndu; — Existant-e; adj. Exit; — Opupii, una, own; — Exit, sortie: s. 92 Exo— Ext Exodus; — Opupii, eksodos; — Ex ode; s. Exonerate; — (tOPuIu, ^oputa; — Décharger; v. a. Exoneration; — X^oputa, ng-opiilii; — Décharge; s. Exorcise; — ?iipii, (;iiputa, (?vifii; — Exorciser; v. a. Exorcism; — Xc^'iipu, iK^iiputa, ii?iifu; — Exorcisme; 6. Expand; — Gbasa, kpasa, kiisa; - Képandi-e; v. a. Expanse; — Mg'basti, iikpasa, iikusa; — Etendue; s. Expansibility; — Idi-m^basa, idi-nkusa; — f]xpansibilité; s. Expansible; — Di-nifirbasa, di-nkiisa; — Expansible; adj. Expatriate; — ?iipii ii'obodo ozo; — Expati-ier; v. a. Expatriation; — I<;iipu ii'obodo ozo; — Expatriation; s. Expect; — Tu-aiiya, are, (?e; — Attendre; r. a. Expectancy; — Itu-aiia; — Attente; s. Expediency; — Ototo, iifulu, iikwesi; — Expédient; s. Expedient (to be); — To, fiilu, kwesi; — Etre expédient; s. n. Expel; — ?ufu, (^upu; — Expulser; v. a. Expend; — Timye-ei^o, tuiiye; — Dépenser; v. a. Expenditure; — Itiiiiye-e;2ro, iitiiiiye-eiro ; — Dépense; s. Expense; — E|2ro, iituiiye-ejro ; — Dépense; s. Expensive; — Di-okeoiiii, di-iig"ala; — Dispendieux-se; adj. Expert; — Di-iika; — Expérimenté-e; adj. Expire; — Xwu, iiwurii, kiipu, kube; — Expirer; v. n. Explain; — Gwapii, kwupii; — Expliquer; v. a. Explainable; — I>i-iijrwapn, di-iik>viipii ; — Explicable; adj. Explanation; — X^wapu, iikwupu; — Explication; .v. Exi)licable; — Di-iikwiipii, di-iisrwapu; — Ex})licable; adj. Explicate; — Obasa, kwupii, ^osi; — Expliquer; v. a. Explication; — — Xjarosi, iikwiipii; — Explication; s. Explode; — Xwu, nwulu; — Faire explosion; v. n. Explosion; — Onwuinvu; — Explosion; s. Expound; — Oivapii, kwiipii; — Exposer; v\ a. Express; — Xiputa, kwii; — Expiimer; r. a. Expressible; — Di-okwiikwu; — Exprimable; adj. Ex])ulsion; — Xc^iipu; — Expulsion; s. Expunge; — Me?apii, de(?apii; — Effacer; v. a. Expurgate; — Me?'apii, ?a(,'apu; — Epurer; v. a. Expurgation; — Xc^a?apii, iime?apu; — Epuration; Exquisite; — Oiiia, omali(;a; — Exquis-e; adj. Extant; — Di-iidii, iio-aiio: — Saillant-e; adj. Extend; — Setipu, seti, irbasa; — Etendre; a. Ext— Eyr ^ 93 Extensibility; — Idi-nsetipu, idi-mg-basa ; — Extensibilité; s. Extensible; — Di-nsetipii, di-m^^basa; — Extensible; adj: Extension; — Xsetipu, iiseti, mg-basa; — Extension; s. Extensive; — Kiikwu, iikwu; — Spacienx-se; adj. Exterior; — Ke, azu, enu-aru; — Exterieur-s; s. Exterminate; — Ropii, roni, ro; — Exterminer; v. a. Extermination ; — Xropu, ororo, mMbi, og'biig'bu ; — Extermination ; 6'. Extinction; — Og'bii^bii, mbibi; — Extinction; s. Extinguish; — Menyii, g'bupii, mebi; — Eteindre; v. a. Extinguishable ; — Di-niiienyu, mgbupu; — Qui peut s'éteindre; adj. Extinguishment; — ]N'meiiyu, mgbupii; — Extinction; ,s. Extirpate; — Riipii, iiopii, ro; — Extirper; v. a. Extirpation; — Xropii, mg"biipu; — Extirpation; .s*. Extol; — To, buni, nye-ototo; Exalter; v. a. Extort; — Pu, piilu, piiiialu; — Extorquer; v. a. Extortion; — Opupu, npuiialii; — Extorsion; s. Extract; — Seputa, sepu, welu; — Extraire; v. a. Extraction; — ?fseputa, iisefu; — Extraction; s. Extravagance; — Kmeyi, nmegliag"a; — Extravagance; 5. Extricable; — Di-mg"batopu, di-iitopu; — Dégagé-e; adj. Extricate; — Topii, g'batopu, ra; — Débarrasser;, v. a. Extrication; — Mopu, mg"batopii, orara; — Dégagement; s. Extrinsic; — Ke, azii; — Extrinsèque; adj. Extrude; — ?^'apu, (^upu, kwapu; — Expulser; v. a. Extrusion; — Nnapii, ii?iipii, nkwapii; — Expulsion; s. Exuberance; — Imelime; — Exubérance; s. Exuberant; — Di-imelime, di-otutu; — Exubérant-e; adj. Exult; — jS"uli, g'oli; — Exulter; v. n. Exultation; — g'oli, iig'Og'o; — Exultation; s. Eye; — Anya; — ?il; s. — To-anya, nene, iie-aiiya; — Observer; v. a. Eye-ball; — Nkpiilii-anya; — Prunelle; s Eye-brow; — Iku, ikuauya; — Sourcil; .s\ Eye-lash; — Mg-biibele-aiiya; — Cil; s. Eyry; — Uno-imiiim ; — Aire; .9. 94 .Fab — Fam F Fable; — Inn, iro, akuko-iro; Si-asi; — Fable, mentir: r. n. Fabrice; — Olu-imo, ododo-adja; — Main-d'?uvre; s. Fabricate; — Dju-ntii, dju; — Fabriquer; v. a. Fabiication; ■ — Oliilu-iiuo; — Fabriquer; v. a. Face; — Irii, aiiya; Zu, ?e-iru; — Face, affronter; v. a. Facet; — Obele iru, iru-iito; — Facette; s. Facile; — Ofele; — Facile; adj. Facilitate; — Me-k'ife-di-ofele ; — Faciliter; v. a. Facility; — Ofele, idi-ofele; — Facilité; s. Factor; — Eze-afya; — Facteur, entrepreneur; s. Factory; — Uno-afya; — Factorerie; s. Faculty; — Ike, ike-u(^e; — Faculté; s. / Fade; — Xa(?a, djauwu; — Faner, flétrir; v. a. on n. Fail; — Grha, ^halu, da; — Défaillir, faillir; v. n. Failure; — OiErhaiK'ha, odada; — Insuccès; s. Fairness; — Eg*i-omeme, uiiia-aru; — Beauté; 6-. Fairy; — Moa, mo; — Fée, nymphe; s. Faith; — Okwukwe, u'eziokwu; — Foi, fidélité; v. Faithful (to be) ; — Bjide-eziokwii, djide-okwukwe; — Etre fidèle ; v. n. Faithfully; — !N''okwukwe, ii'eziokwu; — Fidèlement; adv. Faithfulness; — Idji-ok>yuk>ve, idji-eziokwu; — Fidélité; s. Faithless; — Edji-okwukwe, edji-eziokwu; — Incrédule; adj. Falchion; — Xma; — Cimeterre; s. Falcon; — Eg-be; — Faucon; s. Fall; — Ada, odada; Da; — Ruine; s. tomber; v. n. Fallacious; — Di-ulafu, di-iilaputa; — Trom])eur-se; adj. Fallacy; — Asi, iilapiita, ulafu; — Tromperie; s. Fallibiliy; — Idi-iiiiiefye, idi-iidjefye; — Faillibilité; s. FaUible; — Di-iimefye, di-iidjefye; — Faillible; adj. False; — Di-asi, di-as^lmg-ho ; — Faux-sse; adj. Falsely; — ?i''asi; — Faussement; adv. Falseness; — Ash okwasi, idi-asi, idi-a^lmg-lio ; — Fausseté; s. Falsification; — Asi, okwasi; — Falsification; s. Falsifier; — Oiiye-asi, asi; — Falsificateur; s. Falsify; — Si-asi, tu-iitu, sia, djua; — Mentir, falsifier; v. n. Falter; — Su, suiisu; — Bégayer; v. a. Fame; — Ude, aia; — Renommée; s. Fam— Faw 95 Familiar (to be): — Ma-alii-aka; — Etre familier; v. n. Familiarity; — Ima-alu-aka; — Familiarité; s. Family; — Umu-niia, umu-ime; — Famille; s\ Famine; — Ug*aiii, uiiwii; — Famine; 6-. Famish; — Kwurii n'ag^u; — Etre affamé; v. n. Famishment; — Oiiwu-agu; — Inanition; s. Fan; — Azuzii, nfii; Fu, ku; — Eventail; s. souffler; v. n. Fane; — Uno-alusi, iino-?ukwu; — Temple; s. Far (to be); — Te-aka; Teka, taka; — Loin; adv. être loin; v. n. Farce; — Ikpa-amu; — Farce; s. Fare; — Di, di-miia, di-ndjo; — Se porter bien ou mal; v. n. — tJtu-ug-bo, niii; — Pirogue pleine, chère; s. Farewell; — ]N^odu-mma, iido; Nod'uim-mma; {plur.) — Adieu; inter j. Farm; — Ug"bo, og-o, ubi; — Ferme; 5. Farmer; — Bidji, onye-olii-ug'bo ; — Fermier; s. Farming; — Ohi-ug-bo, olii-iiM; — Culture; s. Farthing; — Assaria; — Liard; s. Fashion ; — Etii, odiuani, odibeiidi ; Mo, kpii ; — Fa?on ; s. fa?onner ; p. a. Fast; — Bii-oiiii; Ibu-oiiii; — Je?ner; v. n. je?ne; 5; — Di-iig'wa; ng-wa-ng-wa; — Yite; adj. Fast-day; — Ubosi ibu-oim; — Jour de je?ne; s. Fasten; — IS'yado, nyakiido, kpodo; — Attacher, fermer; v. a. Fat; — Maim-ami, maim, abuba; Di-abuba; — Graisse; 5. gras-se ; ae^'. Father; — ?^'na, iiia; Gruiiye inva; — Père; s. adopter; v. a. Fatherless; — Euwe-nna; — Orphelin-e; adj. Fatherliness ; — Idika-nna; — Amour paternel; s. Fatherly; — Dika-iiiia; — Paternellement; adv. Fathom; — Obi, omimi; Si, si-ama; — Brasse, brassée; s. embras- Fathomable; — Di-isi-ama, di-osisi; — Mesurable; adj. [ser;t7. a] Fathomless; — Enwe-oinimi, einve-ani; — Insondable; adj. Fatigue; — Ike-ag'wug'wo ; €rwii-ike; — Fatigue; s. fatiguer; v. a. Fatling; — Anu-nwelii-abuba; — Animal à graisse; s. Fatness; — Eu we- abuba, idi-abuba; — Embonpoint; s. Fatty; — Di-abuba; — Gras-se; 5. Fault; — Olu, utupo; — Faute, défaut; s. Faultlessness ; — Fuwe-olu, enwe-ntupo; — Pureté, netteté; s. Favour; — Amala, afo-mnia; — Faveur; s. Favourable; — Di-amala, di-afo-mma; — Favorable; adj. Favourably; — N'afo-mma, u'amala; — Favorablement; adv. Fawn; — Kwa-asonso, obele-asonso, asonso-uta; — Faon; s. 96 Fea— Fie Fear; — E^wu, itu-eg^wu; Tu-e§rwu; — Crainte; s. craindre; v. a. Fearful; — Di-e^wu, di-itu-e;s^wu ; — Craintif-ve; adj. Fearf Illness ; — Idi-eg">yu; — Timidité; s. Feadessness- ) ^^tu-e^wu, adi-ejjwu; — Intrépide; intrépidité; 5. Fearlessly; — X'atu-eg"wii ; — Sans crainte; adv. Feasibility; — Idi-omeme; — Possibilité; s. Feasible; — Di-omeme; — Possible, faisable; adj. Feast; — Olili; Li-olili, iiye-olili; — Féte; s. fêter; v. n. Feather; — Ug'beiie, uluina; — Plume; s. Febrifuge; — O^wu-aru-oku; — Fébrifuge; s. Fee; — Iiie-olu, usa; — Honoraires; s. Feed; — Xyeiiiii, zu; — Nourrir; v. a. Feeding; — Iiiyeniii, oziizu; — P?ture, nourritm-e; s. Feet; — Ukwu, okpa; — Pied; s. Fell; — (rbiitu, kwotu; — Assommer, abattre; v. a. Fellow; — Ibe; — Compagnon; 6-. Fellowship; — Ukpa, otu; — i^ociété; s. Female; — y>yuuye; — Femelle; s. Fen; — Apiti, m^bo; — Marais; s. Fence; — Og'ig'e, iifo; Gba-o^ig*e, g"ba-ufo; — Cloture; s. cl?turer; v. a. Fenny; — Di-apiti, di-iilo; — Marécageux-se ; adj. Femient; — Osusu; Su; — Ferment; s. fermenter; v. n. Fermentable; — Di-osusu; — Fermentable; adj. Fermentation; — Osiisu; — Fermentation; s. Ferry; — Yife, yifeg-a; — Traverser; v. a. Fertilize; — Zii-aui; — Fertiliser; v. a. Fervency; — Obi-oku; — FeiTeur; s. Fervent; — Di-oku; — Fervent-e; adj. Fervour; — Okpomokii, obi-oku; — Ferveur; s. Fester; — Za; — Se corrompre; v. n. Festival; — Ubosi-olili; — Fête; s. Fetch; — Weta, buta; Ag'hug'ho; — Aller chercher; v. a. mse; ^. Fete; — TJbosi-olili ; — Fête; s. Fetor; — Adjo-isi; — Mauvaise odeur; s. Fetter; — lyag-ba, og-bilig-ba; Kpodo, kpoba; — Cha?ne; s. encha?ner; v. a. Feud; — Akomouu, esemokwu; — Inimitié; s. > Fever; — Aru-oku; — Fièvre; s. Fiat; — Iwu; — Décret; s. Fiction; — Asi, okwu-asi; 8i-asi; — Fiction; s. mentir; v. n. 97 Fictitiously; — X'asi; — Fictivement; adr. Fidelity; — Ig-ekelesu, idji-eziokwu ; — Fidélité; s. Fief; — Util, usa; — Fief, honoraires; s. Field; — Ozala, ug-bo, iiM, og*o; — Chami>s. campa^-ne; .v. Fiend; — Ekweiisii, — Diable, démon; s. Fiery; — Di-oku; — Enflammé, ardent; adj. Fiefteenth; — ^fk'ili ii'ise; — Quinzième; adj Fiefth; — Nk'ise; — Cinquième; adj. Fiftieth; — ?^'k'og'iiiiabo n'ili; — Cinquantième; adj. Fifty; — Og'imabo n'ili; — Cinquante; adj. Fight; — O^ii, ag-ha; Xii-o^ii manye; — Combat; s. combattre; r. a. Figment; — Iro, akiiko-iro; — Fable, fiction; s. Figurable; — Di-omomo; — Beprésen table; adj Figure; — Mo; — Se représenter, se figurer; ^?. n. Filch; — Zu, zii-ori; — Dérober; v. a. File; — ?^dili; Kwo?a, do iia ndili; — File; s. défiler; v. n. Fill; — Medjii, dju; — Remplir; v. a. Filly; — Obele-invimye-aiiyinya ; — Pouliche; s. Felter; — Nza, nyo; Za, yo; — Filtre, filtrer; v. a. Filth; — Inyi; — Impureté, saleté; s. Filthly; — N'inyi; — Salement; adv, Filtliness; — Idiiiyi, inyi; — ? Impureté; s. Filthy; — Di-inyi; — Sale, impur; adj. Filtrate; — Za, yo; — Filtrer; v. a. Filtration; — Ozaza, iyoayo; — Filtration; s. Finable; — Di-ilinra; — Punissable d'une amende; adj. s. Final; — Ikpe-azu, isi ndjedebe; — Fmal-e; adj. Find; — Fu, <^ota; — Trouver; v, a. Fine; — Orna, nko, di-nko; Beau, subtil; adj. — Xra; Li-ni'a; — Amende; s. Punir d'une amende; v. a. Finery; — !N'ina, ife-edjiedji, ?fe-akulii-aru ; — Parure, éclat; s. Finesse; — Ag-huglio, ntu; Gho, tu; — Subtilité; s. ruser; v. a. Finger; — Nkpisi-aka; Djide, metii; — Doigts; s. toucher; v. a. Finical; — 0(?o-nina; — Prétentieux-se ; adj. Finis; — Isi-ndjedebe, ndjedebe; — Fin; s. Finish; — Mesi; — Finir; v. a. Fire; — Oku; Gba, nwu; — Feu; s. enflammer; v. a. Fire-arms; — E^be, osisi; — Arme à feu; 5. >' Fire-side; — Uso-okii; — Foyer; s. Firm; — Di-ike; — Fermé; adj. * 98 Fir— Fie Firmament; — Ififwe, ikiiku; — Firmament; s. Firmly; — Si-ike; — Fermement; adv. Firmness; — Idi-ike, isi-ike; — Fermeté; s. First; — ISTke mbu, irkizizi; — Premier; adj. — 'Na mbii, n'izizi; — Premièrement; adv. First-bom; — Nwa-izizi; — Premier né; s. First-fruits; — Nkpiilu-izizi ; — Prémices; s. Firstlings; — Xwa-izizi-auumami ; — Prémices; ^f. Firth; — Oimiiiili; — Embouchure; 5. Fish; — Azu; ?o, ku-oku; — Poisson; s. pécher; v. a. Fisherman; — Oiiye-oku, ouye-oku-azu; — Pécheur; v. ?Fish-hook; — Ig'ho, ukpo; — Hame?on; s. Fishing; — Oku, olu-oku, oku-azu; — Pêche; s. Fish-market; — Afya-azu; — Poissonnei-ie ; s. Fish-monger; — Oli-azu; — Poissonnier; s. Fissile;' — Bi-nkpowa: — Fissile; adj. Fissility; — Idi-nkpowa; — Nature fissile; s. Fissure; — Onuiiu; — Fissure; s. Fist; — Okpo, ikpa; Ti-ikpa, ti-okpo; — Poing, frapper; v. a. Fistulous; — I)i-og"liele ; — Fistuleux-se ; adj. Fit (to be); — Kwesi, fiilii, tosi; — Etre capable; v. n. Fitness; — Xkwesi, iitosi; — Capacité; s. Five; — Ise; — Cinq; adj. Five-fold; — Xmadji-ise; — Quintuple; adj. Flag; — Okonoko, okoloko; Dapu, g'wo; — Drapeau; s. tomber: r. a. Flagellate; — Pya, pya-itali; — Flageller; v. a. Flagellation; — Ipya-itali, opipya; — Flagellation; s. Flagship; — Ugrbo-okoiioko ; — Vaisseau amiral; s. Flagstaff; — Osisi-okonoko ; — Hampe; s. Flam; — Asi, utii; Lafu, laputa; — Conte; s. duper; v. a. Flame; — Ile-oku; Xwu, mvulu; — Flamme; s. flamber; v. a. Flash; — OInipu, kepii; Og"bug"bu, okeke; — Briller: )i. éclat: s. Flatter; — Bala: — Flatter; v. a. Flavour; — Isi, iiso; Si, so; — Parfum; s. parfumer: r. a. Flay; — Gba (akpukpo): — Ecorcher; v. a. Flea; — Kpiikpu; — Puce; s. Flecker; — Tiipo: — Moucheter; v. a. Flection; — Oiiyanya; — Flexion; s. Fiee; — Gbapii, g-banaba; — Fuir; v. n. Fleet; — Bi-ii^wa; Usu-u^bo; — Rapide; adj. flotte; s. rie— Fol 99 Fleetness; — Oso; — Vitesse; s. Flesh; — Ulu, ulu-anu, anu; — Chair; s. Fleshiness; — Ibii, okpi, ibu-aru; okpi-aru; — Embonpoint; s. Fleshy (to be); — Su-aru, zu-aru; — Etre gras; v. n. Fletch; — ?i-ug-bene; — Garnir de plumes; v. a. Flexible; — Di-niiyago, di-nnyaru; — Flexible; adj. Flexion; — Onyaiiya, niiyag'o; — Flexion; s. Flight; — Ofefe, ig-we-nimnu; — Vol, volée; s. Flighty; — Di-ng"wa; — Léger, rapide; adj. Fhmsy; — Di-iife, di-nzalazala ; — Léger, frivole; adj. Fling; — Fera, fe; — Jeter, lancer; v. a. Flint; — Omu, okwute-ike; — Caillou; s. Float; — Se, selu; — Flotter; v. a. Flog; — Pya, pya-itali; — Fouetter; v a. Flogging; — Opipya, ipya-?tali; — Fustigation; s. Flood; — Idju, mili-olulu; Lu, grba; — Courant; 5. inonder; v. a. Flood-gate; — Ulolo; — Ecluse; s. Floor; — Ani-uno, akpata; Ma-akpata; — Plancher; 5. planchéier; v.a. Flotilla; — Usu-ug-bo; — Flottille; s. Flour; — Utu, utu-oka; Fewusa-iitu; — Farine; s. fariner; v. a. Flourish; — Basa, kpotii; — Fleurir, prospérer; v. n. Flow; — Bu, ma, tu; — Couler; v. a. Flo wage; — Oruru, nruru; — Courant; 5. Flower; — Ototo, ifulu; Ra-?fulu; — Fleur; v. fleurir; v. n. Flux; — Oruru; Ru; — Flux; s. faire fondre; v. a. Fly; — Idjidji; Fe; — Mouche; s. voler; v. n. Fly-blow; — Akwa-?djidji; — ?uf de mouche; s. Foal; — Nwag-bogho-anyinya; — Pouliche, Poulain; s. Foam; — Su-ufufu, g-bo-ufufu; Ufufu; — Ecumer; v. a. écume; s. Foamy; — Di-ufufu; ^ Ecumant-e; adj. Fodder; — Nni-anumanu ; — Fourrage, foin; s. Foe; — Onye-ilo; — Ennemi; s. Fog; — Alulu; — Brouillard; s. Fogginess; — Ikwu-alulu; — Temps de brouillard; s. (to be); — Kwu-alulu; — Faire de la brume; v. n. Foil; — Nmebi, o?u<?u; Mesa, mebi, <?ua; — Défaite; s. défaire; v. a. Fold; — Uno-atulu, okpakpa; Bjike, dji; — Troupeau; 5. parquer; v. a. Fohage; — Akwukwo; — Feuillage; 's. Fohate; — Tisa; — Battre en feuilles; v. a. Foliation; — Nt?sa; — Feuillaison; s. 7 100 Fol— For Folk; — Madu, ora; — Gens, peuple; s. Follow; — So, solu, sobe; — Suivre; v. a. ? Follower; — Oiiye-ososo, onye-azu; — Partisan; s. Foment; — Lanye, mimye; — Fomenter; v. a. Fondness; — Uso, ifuiianya; — Tendresse; 5. Food; — Nni, ife-olili; — Nourriture; s. Fool; — Onye-nsokwu, onye-ifolifo ; Lafu; — Fou; 5. fmstrer; v. a. Fooleiy; — Nkafye, iisokwu; — Sottise, folie; s. Foolish; — Di-nsokwu; — Fou; s. Foolishly; — Xa-nsokwu; — Sottement; adv. Foolishness; — Nsokwu, idi-nsokwu; — Sottise; s. Foot; — Ukwu, okpa; — Pied, patte; 5. Footman; — Odil)o-iiwoke ; — Valet de pied; s. Foot-path; — Uzo, uzo-ukwu-enu; — Petit sentier; s. Foot-step; — Ukpulu-ukwu; — Pas, trace; s. Fop; — Onye-nsokwu, onye-efulefu ; — Freluquet; s. For; — ??'a, maka, makana; — Pour; prép. car; conj. For te sake of; — N'ifi, siten'ifi; — En considération de; prép. Forage; — Nni-anu; — Fourrage; s. Foramen; — Oghele; — Trou; s. Forasmuch; — Ebe, n'ebe; — Attendu que; conJ. Forbear; — Ghalu, ratu, rapu; — Eviter; v. a. s'abstenir; v. a. Forbearance; — I^halu, nrapu, ndidi; — Retenue, patience; s. Forbid; — Nara; — Défendre; v. a. Force; — Ike, ile; Men'ike; — Force; s. forcer; v. a. Forcible; — Di-ike; — Violent, fort; adj. Forcibly; — N'ike; — Fortement; adv. Ford; — Lu, lufe; — Passer à gué; v. a. Fordable; — Di-nlufe; — Guéabie; adj. Fore; — Ibuzo; n'ibuzo, n'izizi; — Antérieur-e; adj. devant; adv. Forefathers; — ?fnag'bo, nna-o?ye, nna-di-ukwu; — Ancêtres; s. Forego; — Rafu; — Renoncer à; v. a. Forehead; — Iru, eg^edeg-e-iru; — Front; s. Foreigner; — Mbyambya, obya; — Etranger; s. Foreman; — Onye-isi; — Chef, contre-ma?tre; s. Foremost; — Xk'izizi, nke mbu; — Le premier; adj. Forerunner; — Obuzo; — Avant-coureur; s. Foresee; — Fubulu; — Prévoir; v. a. Forest; — Ofya, oke-ofya, ug-boko; — Forêt; s. Foretell; — Kwubulu; — Prédire; v. a. For— Fra 101 Forethoiight ; — N?ebiilu; — Prescience; s. Forever; — Uwatmva; — A jamais; adv. Forget; — Lozo, ?*ezo, lofu, ?efu; — Oublier; v. a. Porgetf Illness; — Xlozo, n?ezo, obi-ii?ezo; — Oubli; s. Forgive; — Grbag-halu, rapu, g'halu; — Pardonner; v. a. Forgiveness; — Mg^ba^lialu, ng'halu; — Pardon; s. Fork; — Wa-ng-adaba, kesa; ?fdudu; — Fourcher; a. fourchette; s. Form; — Omemo, usolo; Mo, kpu, pi; — Forme; s. former: v. a. Formation; — Omomo, opipi; — Formation; s. Formerly; — X'ekpog'bo ; — Autrefois; adv. Pormidable; — Di-eg'wu; — Formidable; adj. Fornication; — lyi-oyi; — Fornication; s. Forsake; — Obanari, ^bag-halu; — Abandonner; v. a. Forsooth; — !H'ezi-okwu; — Assurément; adv. Forswear; — Nwiyi n'asi; — Se parjurer; v. n. Forth; — N'irii, ife; — En avant; adv. Perth with; — Ozig'bo, ozig-bo-ozig-bo ; — Sur le champ; adv. Fortieth; — Xk'o^unabo; — Quarantième; adj. Fortnight; — Izu-uka nabo; — Quinzaine; s. Fortunately; — ?f'awele, n'izi-oma; — Heureusement; adv. Forty; — Og'unabo; — Quarante; adj. Foss; — Onunu; — Fosse, fossé; s. Foster; — Zu, zunita; — Elever, nourrir; v. a. Foster-child; — ?^wa-okpala; — Nourrisson; s. Foul; — Di-inyi; — Sale; adj. Foundation; — ?^to-ani, ani; — Fondement; s. Fountain; — Isi-mili, mili; — Fontaine; s. Four; — Eno, ino; — Quatre; adj. Fourfold; — ISfmadji eno; — Quadruple; adj. Fourscore; — Og-u-eno; — Quatre-\dngts ; adj. Fowl; — IS^nunii, okiiku; — Poule; s. Fraction; — Ibe, ibelibe; — Fraction; 5. Fractional; — Di-ibe, di-ibelibe; — Fractionnaire; adj. Fracture; — Ntiwa, ntidji, ntikwa; — Fracture; s. Fragment; — Ibelibe, ilili; — Fragment; s. Fragrance; — M-uso, uso-isi; — Parfum; 5. Fragrant; — Di-isi-uso; — Parfumé-e; adj. Frame; — Mo, monye; — Former; v. a. Fraternity; — Otu; (dika umu-nne) — Fraternité; s. Fraternize; — Kpa; (n'otu dika umu-nne) — Fraterniser; a. 7* 102 Era— Fro Fratricide; — Igbii mvanne, ogrbu mvaiine; — Fratricide; 5. Fraud; — Ag-lmgho, iimeg'bu; — Fraude; 5. Fraudful; — Di-a^hug'ho; — Franduleux-se. adj. Fraudulence; — Ag"hiig"Iio, iimg"ebu; — Mauvaise foi; s. Fraudulent; — Di-ag'liiig'ho; — Frauduleux-se ; adj. Fraught (to be); — Dju, djiiputa; — Etre rempli; v. n. Fray; — Iko-oim, esemokwu; — Rixe; 5. Freckle; — Ntupo; — Tache de rousseur; s. Free; — Gbaputa; — Délivrer; v. a. Freebooter; — Onye-iipum; — Maraudeur; s. Freeborn; — N^va-madu; — Né libre; adj. Freedman; — Onye-ag-batalu-ag-baputa; — Affanchi; s. Freedom; — Iinre ?we-onye; — Liberté; 5. Freely; — ?fa nkiti; — Gratuitement; adv. Freewill; — U(^e-aka-onye ; — Libre arbitre; s. Frequently; — U^bolvig"bolo ; — Fi'équemment ; adv. Fresh ; — Ofu ; — Frais, fra?che ; adj. Freshen; — Me ?fe k'odi-ofu; — Rafra?chir; v. a. Freshness; — Idi-ofii, ofu; — Fra?cheur; s. Fiiend: — Oyi, niiiiiio, enyi, ohu; — Ami, amie; s. Friendless; — Enwe-oyi; — Sans amis; adj. Friendliness; — Id?-aibmnia; — Bienveillance; s. Friendly; — Di-afomma; — Amical-e; adj. Friendship; — Oyi, ukpa; — Amitié; 5. Frigate; — Ug"bo-ag"ha, iig-bo-og'u; — Frégate; s. Fright; — Eg-wu, nkudja; Yi-eg-wu; — Frayeur; s. effrayer; v. a. Frighten; — Yi-e^wu; — Effrayer; v. a. Frightful; — Di-eg'wu; — Effrayable; adj. Frightfully; — N'egwu; — Effroyablement; adv. Frightf ulness ; — Idi-egwu; — Horreur; s. Frigid; — D?-oyi; — Froid-e; adj. Frigidity; — Idi-oyi; itu-oyi; — Froidure; 5. Frigidly; — N'oyi; — Froidement; Frippery; — Akwa-o?ye; — Friperie; s. Frisk; — Te-egwu, ma wu; — Gambader; v. n. Frock; — Awo; — Grenouille; s. From; — Na, sina; — De, depuis, par; prèp. Front; — Iru, anya; Do-iru, (?e-iru; — Front; s. faire front; v. Frontlet; — Xkpo ii'mi; — Fronteau, frontal; s. Froth; — Ufufu; — Ecume; s. Fro— Gad 103 Frothiness; — Idi-iifufu; — Froid glacial; s. Frothy; — Di-ufiifu; — Ecumant-e; adj. Frown; — Lo-aiiya; Ibo-aiiya; — Froncer le sourcil; v. a. Fructify; — Zu; (ani) — Fertiliser; v. a. Fruit; — ^N^kpiilu; — Fruit; s. Fruitage; — Nkpulu-osisi ; — Fruits; s. Fry; — Ghe; — Frire, faire frire; v. a. Fugitive; — Oso, onye-oso; — Fugitif, fuyard; s. Fulfil; — Me, mezu; — Accomplir; v. a. Fulfilment; — Omeme, nmezu; — Accomplissement; s. Full (to be); — Dju; — Etre plein; s. Eulness; — Odjudju, udju; — Plénitude; s. Fulvid; — Di-edo; — Fumigate; — Kwu-awulu; — Désinfecter; v. a. Fumigation; — Ikwu-awulu; — Désinfection; s. Fun; — Ikpa-amu, eg"wu; — Amusement, ga?té; s. Function; — Olu; — Fonction; — s. T'uneral; — Oiiini (ozu), akwamozu; — Funérailles; s. Funnel; — Og'baiiag'a; — Entonnoir; s. Fur; — Adj?, akpukpo; — Fourrure; s. Eurnish; — Kwadebelu; — Fournir; v. a. Furniture; — Ife-oM-uno ; — Fouiniture; s. Eurthe; — Tekali-aka, kaliteaka; Nye-aka; — Au-delà; Avancer; v. n. Furtherance; — Mbuiii, mbug'o; — Avancement, progrès; 5. Eurthest; — Kasiteaka, tekalisiaka; — Le plus loin; adv. Furtively; — N'ori, n'osi; — Furtivement; adv. Fury; — Iwe, onuma; — Furie; s. Euse; — Gbaze; — Fondre; v. a. Fusibility; — Idi-mg-baze ; — Fusibilité; s. Fusible; — Di-mg-baze; — Fusible; adj. Fuss; — TJzu, ufyo; — Embarras, bruit; s. Future; — Odi-n'iru; — Avenir; s. ?'ume; Alulu, ?wulu, ig-we; Kwu-àwulu; — Fumée^ vapeur; s. Fumer; v. n. Oabble; — Gu-isi; I^u-isa; — Cjier; v. n. cris; s. Oad; — Wa, wa-ofya; — Courrir, errer; v. n. 104 Gag — Gen Gag; — Kwa-ng-a; — B?illon; v. a. Gage; — Do n'ibe; Ife-ibe; — Donner en gage; v. a. Gaily; — N'awuli; — Gaiment; adv. Gain; — Ba-elele; Elele, ulu; — Gagner; v. a. gain; s. Gainful; — Di-elele; — Lucratif- ve; adj. Gainings; — Elele, ulu; — Bénéfices; s. Gainless; — Enwe-elele; — Improfitable; adj. Gainsay; — Lu-uka; — Contredire; v. a. Gale; — Ifufe, oke-ifufe; — Coup de vent; s. Gall; — Onunu; — Fiel; s. Gallop; — Wu, ma; omama; — Galoper; v. n. galop; s. Gamble: — Grba-ita; — Jouer; v. a. Gambling; — Ig"lba-ita, ita; — Jeu; s. Gambol; — Ma, wu; Omama, owuwu; — Gambader; v. n. ebat; 5 Game; — E^wu; — Jeu, partie de jeu; s. Gangway; — Uzo, onuzo; — Sentier étroit; 5. Gantelet; — Opipya (udi og'u); — Gantelet; s. Gaol; — Nga, uno-n^a; — Prison; s. Gap; — Og'hele, ntiwa; — Ouverture; s. Gape; — Ohe-ug'hele ; — Bailler; >. n. Garb; — Akwa, afe, awo; — Habit, costume; s. Garden; — Ogig'e, og'eg'e; — Jardin, cl?ture; s. Gardening; — Olu-o^ige; — Jardinage; s. Garaient; — Afe, a>vo; — Vêtement; s. Garner; — Uno-oka; — Grenier; s. Garnish; — Dokwa, ?omma; I<^omma; — Orner; v. a. ornementation; 5 Garniture; — Ndokwa, i?omma; — Garniture; s. Garrulity; — Ekwulekwu; — Loquacité; s. Garrullous; — Di-ekwulekwu ; — Loquace; adj. ' Gasp; — €rhe-u^hele; u^hele; — Haleter, respirer; v. n. hoquet; 5 Gate; — Uzo, aku; — Entrée; s. Gate way; — Onu-uzo; — Barrière; 5. Gather; — Kpokoba, g'bakoba; — S'amonceler; v. n. Gauge; — Si, si-ama; Nsi-ama; — Mesurer; v. a. Mesure; s. Gawk; — Onye-nsokwu; — Niais; s. Gawky; — Di-nsokwu; — Sot, Maladroit-e; adj. Gaze; — Ne, kili; — Considérer; v. a. Gelid; — Di-iyi; — Très-froid; adj. Genealogy; — Ndudu^andu; — Généalogie; s. General; — O?i-agha, o?i-o^u; — Général; s. Gen — Gla 105 Généralissime; — Isi-o<^?-a^ha; — Généralissime; s. Generalship; Olu-o?i-a^ha ; — Généralat; s. Generate; — Mu, muta; — Engendrer; v. a. Generation; — Ndudug'andu, azi; — Génération; s. Genius; — Mo, ndimo; — Génie; s. Gentile; — Onye-uwa, Djentili; — Gentile; Gentleness; — Nwayo; — Douceur; s. Gently; — Nwayo; — Doucement; adv. Genuflection; — Ig-bu-nkp?lukwu ; — Génuflexion; s. Genuinely; — Ezie, n'ezi-okwu; — Naturellement; adv. Germinate: — Pu, ^ba; — Germer; v. n. Gestation; — Itu-ime, idi-ime, ime; — Gestation; s. Gesture; — Omeme; — Geste; s. Get; — ISTwe, mu, muta; — Avoir,, obtenir; v. a. Ghost; — Mo; — Esprit; s Ghostly; — Dika-mo; nke mo; — Spirituel-le ; adj. Gibberish; — Ig-babu-okwu; — Baragouin; s. Gibe; — Ko, ko-onu, ko<^a; Iko-onu; — Se moquer; v. n. moquerie; s. Giddiness; — Adju; — Vertige; s. Gift; — ?nyenye; — Don, cadeau; s. Gill; — Asa; — Lierre; s. Gimlet; — Ara; — Vrille; 6". Gin; — Manya, onya; — Gin, gingembre; s. Gird; — Djebe, fyedo, kedo; — Ceindre; v. a. Girdle; — Adji; — Ceinture; s. Girl; — Nwa-nway?, nwata-okporo, mg-bo; — Fille; s. Girlish; — Dika-nwata-okporo ; — De jeune fille; adj. Girlishness; — Imeka nwata-okporo; — Manières de jeune fille; s. Girt; — Djebe, fyedo, kedo; — Entourer, ceindre; v. a. Girth; — Adji-anyinya; — Sangle; s. Give; — Nye; — Donner; v. a. Giving; — Onyenye; — Don; s. Gizzard; — Onono-nni; — Gésier; s. Glad (to-be); — Nwuli; — Se réjouir; v n. Gladden; — Nye-?wuli; — Rendre heureux; v. a. Glade; — Oghele, onunu; — Trouée; s. Gladly; — N'?wuli; — Avec plaisir; adv. Gladness; — Anwuli; — Joie; s. Gladsome; — Bi-àwuli; — Joyeux-se; adj. Gladsomeness; — Idi-?wuli; — Joie; s. 106 Gla— Glu Glance; — Ne-anya; Igbe-anya, iiie-anya; — Lancer un regard; v, n. Glare; — IN'wu?ita-aiiya; — Eblouir; v. a. [Regard; s.] Glass; — Ug"eg:be; — Yerre, glace; 5. Glaze; — Kpudo-ug^eg-be ; — Refléter; v. a Glazing; — Ikpudo-iig'eg-be; — Reflet; s. Gleam; — Xwuputa; Ninvuputa; — Rayonner; v. n. rayon; s. Gleaning; — Nkpa, ntutu; — Brillant; s. Glee; — Abu, awuli; — Gaieté; s. Glen; — Mg-bnlug-udu-di-mvalala; — Vallée; s. Glib (to be); — No, tela; — Faire glisser; v. a. Glide; — Ru-iiwayo; Oruru-nwayo; — Glisser; v. n. glissement; s. Glimpse; — Kfupelii; — Lueur; s. Glisten; — Ke, kepu; — Etinceler; v. n. Glitter; — Nwu, g'bu; — Briller, reluire; v. n Globate; — Di-okilikili; — En globe; adj. Globe; — Uwa; — Globe; s. Globose; — Di-ok?l?k?l?; — Globuleux-se ; adj. Globosity; — Idi-okilikili; — Sphéricité; s. Globular; — Di-okilikili; — Spherique; adj. Globule; — Obel'ife di-okilikili; — Globule; s. Globulous; — Bi-okilikili ; — Globuleux-se; adj. Glomerate; — Kpukoba; — Agglomérer; v. a. Glomeration; — Okpukpu, nkpukoba; — Agglomération; s. Gloom; — O?i?i; — Obscurité; s. Gloomily; — N'o?i??; — Obscurément; adv. Gloomy; — Di-o<?i?i; — Obscur; adj. Glorification; — Inye-ototo; — Glorification; s. Glorify; — Nye-ototo, buni; — Glorifier; v. a. Glorious; — Di-ototo; — Glorieux-se; adj. Gloriously; — N'ototo; — Glorieusement; adv. Glory; — Ototo; — Gloire; s. Gloss; — Onwunwu, onwumalamala; — Lustre, éclat; s. Glossiness; — Inwumalaniala; — Eclat, brillant; s. Glossy; — Di-malamala; — Lustre-e; adj. Glow; — Kwii, ?o; — S'enflammer, briiler; v. n. Gloze; — Lafu, bala; — Flatter; v. a. Glut; — Fonye; — Avaler; v. a. Glutinate; — Nyakodo; — Agglutiner; v. a. Glutton; — Onye-afoimi, olinkiikwu; — Glouton; s. Gluttonous; — Di-afbniii; — Glouton-ne; adj. Glu— Gou 107 Gluttony; — Afonni, okeniii; — Gloutonnerie; s. Gnarl; — De, de-inwili; — Grogner; v. ?i. Gnash; — Ta-ikekele-eze ; — Grincer des dents; v. n. Gnaw; — Toll)e, gban?ala; — M?cher, ronger; v. a. Go; — Dje, g'a, na; — Aller; v. a. Goad; — Du; ?^'dudu; — Piquer; v a. Aiguillon; s. Goal; — Nwu-mbido; — Point de depart; s. Goat; — Ewu, ^bu; — Chèvre, bouc; s. Goatish; — Dik'ewu; — Comme une chèvre; adj. Gobble; — No-ezigbo-ezig-bo ; — Avaler gloutonnement; v. a. Goblet; — Iko, eku; — Gobelet; s. Goblin; — Adjo-mo; — Lutin; s. God; — ?ukwu; — Dieu; s. God-daugster; — IN'wanwanyi na ?ukwu; — Filleule; 6\ Goddes; — ?wunye-alusi; — Déesse; s. God-father; — Nna na ?ukwu; — Parrain; s. Godhead; — Udi-?ukwu, isi-?ukwu; — Divinité; s. Godless; — Odjo. adjo, onwe-?ukwu; — Impie; adj. God-like; — Dika ?ukwu; — Divin e; adj. Godliness; — Iso-uzo-Cukwu; — Piété; 5. Godly (to be); — So-uzo-Cukwu, tu-egwu-Cukwu ; — Etre pieux ; v. n. God-mother; — Nne na Cukwu; — Marraine; s God-son; — Xwa nwoke na ?ukwu; — Filleul; s. Goggle; — Cig"hali-anya; — Loucher, rouler des yeux; v. n. Goitre; — Okpu-onu. akpu-akpili; — Goitre; s. Grold; — Onedo, eg^o oyibo; — Or, cuivre; s. Golden; — Onedo; — D'or; adj. Goldsmith; — Uzu-onedo; — Ofèvre; s. Good; — Di-nma, di-ndu; — Bon-ne; adj. Goodliness; — Nma; — Bonté; s. Gooly; — Orna; — Beau, bon; adj. Goodness; — Idi-nma; — Bonté; s. Goodwill; — Obi-oma; — Bienveillance; s. Gore; — So-mpi; Xme-tunilu-atuni ; — Encorner; v. a. Sang caillé; s. Gorge; — Akpili; — Gorge; s. Gorgeous; — Omali?a; — Somptueux-se ; adj. Gorilla; — Ozo; — Gorille; s. Gormandizer; — Oli-nni, onye-afo-nni ; — Gourmand; s. Gospel; — Ozi-oma; — Evangile; s. Gourmand; — Oli-nni, ony? afo-nni; — Gourmand; s. 108 Gov — Gra Govern; — ?i; — Gouverner; v. a. Governable; — D?-o?i??; — Gouvernable; adj. Governance; — 0(?i(?i; — Gouvernement; s. Governess; — Onye-nkuzi nwayi; — Gouvernante; s. Governor; — Onowii; — Gouverneur; s. Governorship; — Okwa-onowu; — Charge de gouverneur; s. Gown; — Afe-umu-nwayi ; — Kobe; s. Grab; — Pu, pulu; — Saisir; v. a. Grabble; — Nyonyo, so-isi; — T?tonner; v. a. Grace; — ?o-mma, do-ebube; Amala, iru-oma; — Gr?ce; s. Graceful; — Di-ebube, di-nma; — Gracieux-se; adj. Gracefully; — N'ebube; — Gracieusement; adj. Graces; — Ezi-omeme ; — Gr?ces; s. Gracious; — Di-amala, di-afo-oma; — Gracieux-se; adj. Graciously; — N'afoma, n'amala; — Avec gr?ce; adv. Gradation; — Usolo; — Gradation; s. Grade; — Okwa, o<?e; — Grade; s. Graft; — Sokonye, g-bakwuiiye; — Greffer; v. a. Grain; — Nkpulu, oka; — Grain, graine; s. Gramineous; — Di-afifya; — Graminé-e; adj. Granary; — Uno-oka; — Grenier; s. Grand; — ?^ukwu, akatakpo; — Grand-e; adj. Grandam; — ?fne-o?ye, nne-ukwu; — Grand-mère; 5. Grandee; — Oli-nzele; — Grand-seigneur; s. Grand-sire; — ^na-o<^ye; nna di-ukwu; — Grand-père; s. Grand-son; — ?fwa nwa-nwoke; — Petit-fils; s. Grant; — ?^ye, kwe; — Concéder; v. a. Granular; — Di-nkpulii; — En grains; adj. Granulate: — Gba-iikpulu; — Granuler; v. a. Granulation; — Ig"ba-nkpulu ; — Granulation; s. Granule; — Ibe; — Granule; s. Grape; — Nkpulu-ulani; — Grappe; 5. Grapeshot; — Ag-ini, a^ili; — Id. Grapnel; — Obele-arilika; — Grappin; s. Grapple; — Djide, dakpo; — Saisir, être aux prises; v. a. et n. Grasp; — Da, dabo; — Vouloir saisir; v. a. Grass; — Afifya; — Herbe; s. Grassiness; — Idi-afifya; — Etat de ce qui est herbu; s. Grassy;' — Di-af?fya; — Herbu-e; adj. Grate; — Kwo, we-hve; — Grincer des dents; v, n. Gra — Gri 109 Grateful (to be); — Ma-og-o, nwe-ekene; — Etre reconnaissant; v. n. Gratefully; — N'ekene; — Avec reconnaissance; adv. Gratefulness; — Ima-og'O, inwe-ekene; — Reconnaissance; s. Grater; — ?^kwo; — Rape; s. Gratify; — Ma-ife gaso (madu); — Satisfaire; v. a. Gratis; — Na iikiti; — Gratis; adv. Gratitude; — Idi-ekene, idji-ekene, ima-ogo; — Gratitude; s. Gratuitous; — ?^kit?; — Gratuit-e; adj. Gratuitously; — Na nkiti; — Gratuitement; adv. Grave; — Ini; Di-alo, di-ani; — Tombeau; s. grave; adj. Gravel; — Adjilidja-okwute; — Gravier; s. Gravenless; — Idi-alo, idi-ani; — Gravité; s. Graveyard: — Onini-ozu; — Cimetière; s. Gravity; — Alo, idi-alo; — Gravite; s. Gravy; — Ofe-anu; — Jus de viande; s. Gray; — Awilawa, okpontu; — Vieux, gris; adj. Grayish; — Nwa-awilawa, nwa-okpontu; — Grisonnant; adj. Grayness; — Idi-okpontu; — Couleur grise; s. Graze; — Ta-iini, kpa-nn?, ta-af?fya; — Brouter; v. a. Grazing; — Itanni, — ukpa-nni; — P?ture; s. Grease; — Manu, manu-aim, albuba; — Graisse; s. Greasiness; — Idi-manu; — Graisse; s. Greasy; — Di-maim; — Graisseux; adj. Great; — ?^ukwu, ukwu, di-ime; — Grand-e; adj. Greatly; — Nukwii, nk'iikwu; — Grandement; adv. Greatness; — Idi-nukwu, nukwu; — Grandeur; s. Greedily; — IS^'usa; — Avidement; adv. Greediness; — Usa, idi-usa; — Voracité, a\idité; s. Greedy; — Di-usa; — Vorace; adj. Green; — Di-i(^u?u; — Vei*t-e; adj. Greenhouse; — Uno-akuku, uno-ife-akuku; — Serre; s. Greet; — Kene; — Saluer; v. a. Greeting; — Ekene; — Salut; s. Grief; — Iwe; — Grief, chagrin; s. Grievance; — Iwe, ndjo, ife-iwe; — Grief; s. Grieve; — We-iwe; Kpasu-iwe; — S'affliger; v. n. Grievous; — Di-ufu; — Affligeant-e; adj. Grievously; — N'iwe; — Cruellement; adv. Grill; — S??ii, ma?u; — Faire griller; v. a. Grim; — Di-egwu; — Farouche; adj. 110 Gji — Gue Grimalkin; — Oiiog'bo-o?ye, iiwa-obala-0(?ye ; — Vieux chat; s. Grin; — ?a<;^apu-eze I(^a<^apu-eze ; — Grincer des dents; s, n. Grind; — Gwe; — Moudre; v. a. Grinder; — A^buliig'ada ; — Molaire; s. Grindstone; — Omunma; — Pierre à aiguiser; s. Grip; — Xwude; — Saisir; v. a. Gripe; — Nivude, hi, gwolu; — Xuwude; — Empoigner; v. a. Grisly; — Di-e^wii; — Affreux-se; adj. [Etreinte; s.] Grit; — Uzuzu, adjilidja-okwute ; — Farine grossière; gravier; s. Grizzle; — Okpontii; — Gris; s. Grizzly; — Di-okpoiitu; — Gris?tre; adj. Groan; — Su-ude, su; — Gémir; v. n. Groaning; — Ude, isu-ude; — Gémissement; s. Grog; — Many a; — Boisson; s. Groin; — Iwalag'ada; — Arête; s. Groove; — Nrhva; — Antre; s. Grope; — So-isi; — T?tonner; v. n. Gross; — Di-alo, di-ogbe; — Grossier-ère; adj. Grossly; — X'alo; — Grossièrement; adj. Grossness; — Alo, idi-alo; — Grosseur; s. Ground; — Ani, euu-ani, adja; — Terre; s. Groundless; — Eiiwero-nko-ani ; — Sans teri-e; adj. Group; - Usu, ig'we; — Groupe; s. Grove; — Ofya; — Bocage; s. Grovel; — Gibe, kpu, li; — Kamper; v. n. Grow; — So, wanye; — Cro?tre; v. n. Growl; — De, tamu, demii ; Ntamu; — Grogner; v. n. Grognement; s. Growth; — IJso, nwanye; — Croissance; s. Grub; — Gwu; Arurii; — Défricher; v. a. ver; s. Grudge; — We-hve iia nkiti; — Ha?r, envier; v. a. Gruel; — Odug^ba, owa; — Bouillie de gruau; s. Grumble; — Tamu, demu; — Grogner, Murmui'er; v. n. Grumbler; — Ouye-ntamu, onye-ndemu; — Grognard; s. Grumbling; — Xtamu, ndemu; — Grognement; s. Grimie; — Okpulukpu-me ; — Grumeau; s. Grunt; — Su dik'ezi; — Grogner; v. n. Guard; — ?e, g-ba-og^u; ?^<?e, i^ba-o^i; — Garder; v. a. garde; s. Guerdon; — Ne-olu, kwu; Ife iue-olu; — Eécompenser; v. a. gages; s. Guess; — Ka, ma; Okaka; — Conjecturer; v. a. Guest; — Obia, onye-obiama; — Convive, h?te; s. Gui — Hai 111 Ouidance; — Adudu, udii; — Direction; s. Guide; — Du; Udii, onye-udii; — Guider; v. a. guide; s. Guile; — Ag-lm§:ho ; — Fraude; s. Guileful; — Di-ag"lui^lio ; — Fourbe; adj. Guileless; — Enwero-ag'hiig'lio; — Sincère; adj. Guilt; — ^djo; — Culpabilité: s. Guitar; — Ubo-akwala-oyibo; — Guitare; s. Gulf; — Owoli-mili-imu ; — Golfe; s. Gull; — Meg'bu, zug-bu; — Duper; v. a. Gullet; — Onoi?o-niii, akp?li-nni; — Gosier; s. Gully; — Ukolo^wu, ukolog'wiig'wii; — Ravin, ravine; s. Gum; — Ig'bi, mg-ba; — Gencive; s. Gumboil; — Esoso-ig'bi; — Abcès des gencives; s. Gun: — Eg-be, os?si, obele og-bondu; — Fusil; s. Gimning; — Ig'ba-eg'be; — Chasser avec un fusil; Gunpowder; — Ktu-eg'be, nsi-eg'be; — Poudre à canon; s. Gunsmith; — Uzu-eg'be; — Fabricant de fusils; s. Gunstock; — Osis?-egbe; — Crosse de fusil; 5. Gurgle; — Su-ag'biidug"bii; — Couler en murmurant; v n. Gush; — Ru, g'ba; ogbag'ba; — Couler; v. n. écoulement; s. Gut; - Ngili-afo, mg-bili-afo; — Boyaux; s. Gutter; — Ulolo; — Ruisseau; Gyve; — Iga-ukwu; — Fer aux pieds; H Ha, hah; — Ha, tawo, ta; — Ha, hallo; Habit; — Afe, akwa; — Habit; s. Habitable; — Di-ob?bi; — Habitable; adj. Habitation; — Obi, uno; — Habitation; s. Hack; — Gbuka, g-buto; — Hacher; v. a. Haft; — Is?, ndjidji-aka; — Poignée; s. Hag; — Sogbu; Amosu, ag^adi-nwayi ; — Tourmenter: v. a. sorcière; 5. Haggard (to be); — Djondjo-aru; — Etre hagard; v. n. Haggle; — Gbuka, gbuto; — Hacher; v. a. Hail; — Kpo; Akumili-ig-we ; Ekene ; — Appeler; v. a. grêle; salut; s. Hair; — Adji, ntutu, ag-ili-isi; — Cheveu, crin; s. Hair-cloth; — Akwa-adji; — Haire; s. Hairiness; — Idi-adji; — Chevelure; s. 4 112 Hai— Har Hairless; — Enwero-adji; — Chauve; adj. Hairy; — Di-adji; — Poilu-e; adj. ?■ Halberd; — Anyike-o^ii; — Hallebarde; s. Hale; — Di-ike, di-aru-ike; — Kobuste; adj. Half; — Ug'wu, nibug"0, mWliba; — Moitié; s. [ou la mère) Half-blood; — Xwa-niie-ibelibe; — (Frère ou s(Bur par le père Half-pay; — Mbubo-ug'wo; — Demi-solde; s. Hall; — TJno-ora, uiio-akwukwo; — Salle de réunion; s. Halleluiah; — Sobenu-?ukwu, alleluya; — Alléluia; interj. Halloo; — Kponkpu; Ag'ha; — Crier, exciter; v. n. holà; interj. Hallow; — Do-nso; — Sanctifier, consacrer; v. a. Halo; — Ikolomo; — Halo, auréole; s. Hait, — Lu-ukwu, lu-okpa; ?f^wulo; — Boiter; v. n. action de boiter; s. Halter; — Makwudo-ado; Nukwu-ado; — Mettre un licou; v. a. licou; s. Hammer; — Ku, ti; Otutii; — Marteler; v. a. marteau; s. Hand; — ?^ye? dunye; Aka, obuaka; — Donner; v. a. main; 5. Handcuff; — Kpo-ig"a; Ig-a-aka; — Mettre les menottes; v. a. Handful; — Ndju-aka; — Poignée; s. [menottes; 5.] Handicraft; — Olu-nka, oluikwanka; — Main d'?uvre; 5. Handily; — ?^'a nka; — Avec art; adv. Handkerchief; — I(^i-?fo, i?afo; — Mouchoir; s. Handle; — Bjide, metuake; Isi; Manier; v. a. anse; 5. Handmaid; — Odibo nwaiiyi; — Servante; s. Handsaw; — Obele-umodu; — Scie à main; s. Handsome; — Orna, nma; — Beau, belle; adj. Handsomely; — Ka nma, na uma-aru; — Bien; adv. Hang; — Kwufelu; Kwufa, kwug-bue; — Se pendre; v. n. pendre; z^. a. Hangings; — Ife-nkwuba; — Gibet; s. Hangman; — Onye-nkwug-bu ; — Bourreau; s. Hapless; — Adjo-aru, isi-adjo-aru; — Infortuné-e; adj. Haply; — Na utumade; — Peut-être; adj. Happen; — Me, da; — Arriver, se passer; v. n. Happily; — N'awele; — Heureusement; adv. Happiness; — Id?-nma, inodu-ofuma; — Bonheur; s. Happy; — Di n'àwuli; — Heureux-se; adj Harass; — Sog'bu, kpaka-aru; — Harass&r; v.a. Harassing; — Di-nsog-bu; — Fatigant-e; adj. Harbinger; — Obu-uzo, ibu-uzo; — Avant-coureur; s. Harbour; — Otu, ose; — Port, débarcadère; s. Hard; — Di-nso, di-ntulu; — Difficile; adj. Har — Has 113 Hard; — Di-ike; — Dur, résistant-e; adj. Hard (to get;) — Bulu di-ike, me di-ike; — Devenir dur; v. n. Harden; — Fu, fua; — Durcir; v. a. Hardhearted; — Di-oM-ike; — Insensible; adj. Hardihood; — Idi-ike n'oM, anya-o?a; — Courage; s. Hardily; — X'obi-di-ike ; — Avec courage; adj. Hardiness; — Idi-obi-ike, eimeg'h'eg'wu; — Courage, intrépidité; 5. Hardness; — Ike, idi-ike; — Rigueur, dureté; s. Hardship — Olii-ike, nmej^bu; — Peine; 5. Hardware; — Ife-ig^we, ife-edji-ig^we-me; — Quincaillerie; s. Hardy; — Di-ike, dike; — Hardi-e; a?j. Hairebrained ; — Di-ag-hala; — Etourdi-e; adj. Harem; — Unsumunwayi; Harem; s. Hark; — ?^u, niilii, g'eiiti; — Ecouter; v. a. Harlequin: — Osokwukwu; — Arlequin; s. Harlot; — MMM, ideg'lbe; — Prostituée; s. Harm; — Lu-aru, melu-aru; Imelu-aru; — Blesser;' v. a. mal; s. Harmful; — Di-mg-bu; — Malf aisant-e ; adj. Harmless; — Nadiro-mgbu; — Inof f ensif -ve ; adj. Harmonist; — Okwa-abu; — Harmoniste; s. Harmonize; — Dakwa, dalina; — Etre en harmonie; v. n. Harmony; — Ndalina, ng-hag-ba; — Harmonie; s. Harness; — Ife-ekeke-anyinya; — Harnais; s. Harp; — Kpo-ubo ; Ubo-akwala ; — Jouer de la harpe; v. a. harpe; 5. Harper; — Okwa-ubo; — Joueur de harpe; s. Harpoon; — Og^bag-ilig-a; Tu-og'bag'ilig'a; — Harpon; s, parponner; v. a. Harrier; — Nkita-nta; — Busard, petit chien; s. Harrow; — Ife-iikpolani, nkpolani, mkpola; — Herse; s. Harry; — Sogbu, kpaka-aru; — Piller; v. a. Hart; — Oke-asonso; — Cerf m?le; s. Hartshorn; — Mpi-oke-asouso ; — Bois de cerf; s. Harvest; — We-nni; Owewenni; — Récolter; v. a. Récolte; s. Hash; — Obube, bepu; — Hacher; v. a. Haslet; — Obi, imedju nk'anu; — Fressure, entrailles; s. Hasp; — Ng*u; — Crochet; s. Hassock; — Ute-isekpu-ani ; — Natte; s. Haste; — Gbanu, me-n^wa; Mg"banii, ng-wa; — H?ter; v, a. h?te; s. Hasten; — Me-ngwa, me-ososo, g'banu; — Se h?ter: v. n. Hastily; — Ososo, ozi^bo-ozig-bo ; — Avec h?te; adv. Hasty; — Di-ngwa, di-m^banu; — H?tif- ve; adj. é 114 ' Hat— Hea Hat; — Okpu; — Chapeau; s. Hatch; — Bu, bu-iimu; Okpukpii, iimii; — Couver; z;. a. Couvée; s. Hatches; — Ojarhele-ug'bo; — Ecoutilles; s. Hatchet; — Obele-aiiyike; — Hachette; s. Hatchway; — Og^hele-ug-bo ; — Ecoutilles; s. Hate; — Kpo-asi; Ikpe-os?, ilo; — Hgà?, haine; s. Hateful; — Di-?kpo-asi; — Ha?ssable; adj. Hatered; — Ikpo-asi; — Haine; s. Hatter; — Onye-okpii; — Chapelier; s. Haughtily; — ^a n^ala; — Arro^amment; adv. Haughty; — D?-ng"ala; — Arrogant-e; adj. Haul; — Dokpu; ndokpu, okpiikpu; — Tirer; v. a. tirage; s. Haunch; — Og'bodog'bo; — Hanche; s. Haven; — Otu, ose, iru-otu, oim-otu; — Débarcadère; s. Havock; — Su?a, g"busi??; Osusu, nsupu; — Dévaster; v. a dévastation; s. Hawk; — Golo; — Crier; v. n. Hawker; — Onye-ng"olo; — Crieur; s. Hawser; — Udo; — Petit cable; s. Hay; — ?fifya-okpouku, nui auu; — Foin; s. Haying; — Ikpado nui-auu; — Fourrage; s. Hayloft; — Akpata nu?-auuiuanu; — Grenier à foin; s. Hay-maker; — Onye n'ebe; — Faneur; 5. Hazard; — Ife izendu; — Hasard; s. Hazardous; — Di-izendu; — Hasardeux-se ; adj. Haze; — Alulu; — Brouillard; s. Haziness; — tkwu-alu; — Brume; s. Hazy; — Di-alulu, di-?wulu; — Brumeux-se; adj. Head ; — Isi, okpokolo-?si ; Dulu, tukwasi ; — Tête ; s. conduire ; v. a. Headache; — Isi-nwawa, owa-isi; — Mal de tête; s. Head-dress; — Akwa-isi, asusu-isi; — Coiffure; s. Heading; — Isi-pon?, osis?-isi-poni ; — Fond de tonneau; s. Head-quarters; — Is?-an?, etiti-aui; — Quartier général; s. Headstrong; — Di is?-ike; isi-ike; — Entêté-e, têtu-e; adj. Heal; — Zo, zota, g"Wo; ?^'a, diri; — Guérir; v. a, se guérir; v. n. Health; — Aru-ike-aru; — Santé; s. Healthful; — Di-aru-ike, di-ike-aru; — En bonne santé; adj. Healthiness; — Idi-ani-?ke, idi-?ke-aru; — Bonne santé; s. Healthy; — Di-aru-ike, di-ike-aru; — Sain-e; adj. Heap; — Tukpobe, kpokoba; Ikpo, obo; — Amasser; v. a. monceau; s. Hear; — Nu; — Ecouter, entendre; v. a. Hea — Hei 115 Hearing; — Oiiiinu; — Audition; s. Hearken; — Ge-nti, nu; — Prêter l'oreille, écouter; v. n. Hearsay; — Akoko, djasili; — Ou?-dire; s. Heart; — OM, mo; — C?ur; s. Heartache; — ?^ukwu-aru-ufu, oy a-obi; — Peine, chagrin; s. Hearth; — Okpunkpontu; — Atre, foyer; s. Heartily; — Siten'obi, iVePobi nine; — De bon c?ur; adv. Heartless; — N'enwero-obi ; — Sans c?ur; adj. Heartlessness; — Enweg'h'obi; — L?cheté; s. Hearty; — Di-aru-ike, di-ike-aru; — Fort-e; adj. Heat; — Kponye-oku; Okn, okpomoku; — Chauffer; v. a. feu, chaleur; s. Heathen; — Onye-uwa, onye n'amaro ?nkwu; — Pay en-ne; 8. Heathen; — Dik' onye-uwa; — En pay en; adv. Heathenism; — Uzo ndi-uwa; Otu ndi-alusi; — Paganisme; s. Heating; — !N[ekpo-oku; — Qui chauffe; adj. Heave; — Ku, fu, bnni, tu; — Soulever, élever; v. a. Heaven; — I^we, enig-we, enu; — Ciel; s. Heavenly; — Nk'ig'we, nk'enigwe; — Du ciel, céleste; adj- Heavily; — X'alo; — Pesamment; adj. Heaviness; — Alo, urn; — Pesanteur; s. Hea\^; — Di-alo; — Pesant-e; adj. Hebdomadal; — Kwa-izu; — Hebdomadaire; adj. Hebetude; — ?^'kpu, idinl^pu, akpuni; — Pesanteur d'esprit; s. Hebrev^^; — Onye-dju, onye-djuda, onye-djudei; — Hébreu, juif; s. Hector; — Obu-okwu, onye-ng^anga; — Fanfaron; s. Hedge ; — Ma-egbo, na-odudu ; Egbo, odudu ; — Cl?turer ; v. a. Haie ; s. Heed; — So, g"banye; Mgbanye; — Prendre garde; v. a. attention; s. Heedful (to be); — Riba-anya; — Etre attentif; v. n. * Heedless; — Di-aghala, anya-enu; — Inattentif - ve ; adj. Heedlessly; — N'aghala; — Avec inattention; adv. Heedlessness; — Aghala, arigbaglianya; — Inattention; s. Heel; — Bdli-ukwu; — Talon de pied; s. Heft; — Isi, ndjidji-aka; — Effort; s. Heifer; — Nwagbog"ho-efi; — Génisse; s. Heigho! — Ewe! e-u! — A?e! excl. Height; — Enu, idi-enu; — Hauteur; s. Heighten; — Buni, bugoni; — Exalter, relever; v. a. Heinous; — Di-nukwu-ndjo ; — Odieux-se; adj. Heinously; — Nk'adjo-ndjo, nk'odjo; — Odieusement; adv. Heir; — Olioku, oliekpe, okpala; — Héritier; s. 116 Hie — Her Heiress; — Olioku invanyi, isiada, ada; — Héritière; s. Heirless; — Nenwero-nwa, nemvero-okpala; — Sans héritier; adj. Heirship; — Bi-okpala, okpala, ada; — Qualité d'héritier; 5. Hell; — Okumo; — Enfer; s. Helm; — Amala-ekwum, oke-aiiiala; — Timon, gouvernail; 5. Helmet; — Okpii-ig"we, okpu-ona; — Cascjue; 5. Helmsman; — Okpe-u^bo; — Timonier; s. Help; — Nye-aka, Obakwiite; Inye-aka; — Aider; v. a. aide; s. Helper; — Onye-inye-aka; — Coadjuteur; s. Helpful; — Di-inye-aka; — Qui vient en aide; adj. Helpless; — Xeinvero-inye-aka; — Abandonné-e; adj. Helplessness; — Eiiweg*h' inye-aka; — Abandon; s. Helpmate; — Onye-inye-aka, ofu-alio; — Compagne; s. Helve; — Isi-anyike, isi-anyn; — Manche d'outil; s. Hem; — Lita; ?^ti-akwa; — Entourer; v. a. ourlet; s. Hen; — Nnekwu, okuku, nnunu; — Poule; s. Hence; — Siteii' ebea, sitenanka, sin' ebea; — D' ici, de là; adv. Henceforth; — Site k'odinwo; — De ce moment; adv. Henceforward; — Sita^a; — A l'avenir; adv. Henchboy; — Odibo; — Page, ser\dteur; s. Hencoop; — Ng*ala; — Cag-e à poule; s. Hepatic; — Imedju; — Hépathique; adj. Herald; — Onye-obuzo, obuzo; ■ — Héraut; s. [héraldique; s.\ Heraldry; — Okiva-onye-obiizo, olu-onye-obuzo ; — Blason, art Herb; — Nkpa-akwukwo, afifya, akwukwo-osisi ; — Herbe; s. Herbage; — ?^kpa-akwiikwo, afifja; — Herbage; s. Herbivorous; — ?^ta-niii, ota-afifya; — Herbivore; adj. Herculean; — Di-ike, di-nakivu-ike, di-ntulu; — Herculéen-ne ; a<3^. Herd-; — Igwe, usu; — Troupeau; s. Herdsman; — O?e-anu, onye-n?e-anu ; — P?tre; s. Here; — Ebea n'ib'yé, eba; — Ici; adv. Hereabouts; — Okilikili ebea, n'etiti ya; — Dans les environs; adv. Hereafter; — Emesia; — Ensuite, après; adv. Hereat; — Na nka, mak'ye, makauka; — A ceci; adv. Hereby; — Sitena nka; — Par ce moyen; adv. Herein; — Na nka; — En ceci; adv. Hereof; — Sitena nka, maka nka; — De ceci; adv. Hereon; — Na nka, n'enu nka; — Là-dessus; adv. Heresiarch; — Isi-nkuzi-ng-iligo ; — Hérésiarque; s. Heresy; — Xkuzi-di-ng-ilig-o ; — Hérésie; s. Her— Hil 117 Heretic; — Onye-djefyelu-okwukwe; — Hérétique; s. Heretofore; — Grbo, grboli, ekpog-bo; — Autrefois; adv. Hereunto; — Na iika, g'enyenaiika; — A ceci; adv. Herewith; — Nyelunka, tinyelimka; — Avec ceci; adv. Hernia; — Mg-bawa, mg-bapu; — Hernie; s. Hero; — Odog'wu, dike; — Héros; s. Heroic; — 'Nke dike, dike; — Héro?que; adj. Heroically; — Xa dike; — Héro?quement; adv. Heroine; — Odog'wu nwayi; — Héro?ne; s. Heroism; — Dike odog'wu; — Héro?sme; s. Herself; — Ya n' ow' ye, ow' ye, yanwa; — Elle-même; pron. Hesitancy; — Itu-u(^e; — Hésitation; s. Hesitate; — Tu-uce; Su nsu; — Hésiter; v. n. Hesitation; — Itu-uee, isu-nsu, nsu; — Hésitation; s. Hesperean; — Akuku, odad'awu; — Couchant, d'ouest; adj. Heterodoxy; — Nkuzing'ilig'o; — Hétérodoxie; s. Heterogeneous; — Di-ice na<;fi; — Hétérodoxe; adj. Hew; — Obuka, g'bukasi; — Tailler, couper; v. a. Hiatus; — Og^liele, onunu; — Brèche, lacune; s. Hibernal; — ^ke udu mili; — D'hiver; adj. Hiccough; — Kpo-otutu; Otutu; — Avoir le hoquet; v. n. hoquet; s Hidden; — Zolu-ezolu, ezobelu ezobe; — Caché-e; adj Hiddenly; — Na-nzuzo, n'okpulu; — En cachette; adv. Hide; — Zobe, kpube; Akpukpo; — Cacher; v. a. seau; s. Hideous; — Di-ndjo n'anya, di-ndjo na nti; — Hideux-se; adj. Hideously; — Xa ndjo, na ndjo aru; — Hideusement; adv. Hie; — ?^'ukpo, g-banu; — Se h?ter; v. n. High; — Di-euu; Enu; — Haut-e; adj. hautement; adv. Highflown; — Di-enu, di-ng'ala; — Altier-ere; adj. , Highland; — Enuj^wu; — Montagne; s. Highlander; — Onye-enug-wu ; — Montagnard; s. Highly; — Imelime, nke ukwu; — Beaucoup, fort; adv. Highness; — Idi-enu, enu; — Hauteur; s. Highpriest; — Isi-uko-(?ukwu ; — Grand prêtre; 5. Highwater; — Idju, idji; — Crue, hautes eaux; s. Highway; — Ezi-ukwu, uzo; — Grand chemin; s. Highwayman; — Ng'amuzo, onye-anya; — Voleur, détrousseur; 5. Hilarity; — I<^enma, ?wuli, amuamu; — Hilarité; s. Hill; — I^kpu, ng-ong-o, ug'om, ug-wu; — Colline; s. Hillock; — Obéi' ug-wu, obele ng'ongo; — Eminence; s. #8- . 118 Hii— Hoi Hilly; — Buso-u^wu, buso-iig"Oiigo ; — Montagneux; adj. Hilt; — Isi-nma; — Poignée; s. ffim; — Ya, ye; — Lui; pron. Himself ; — Yanwa, ya n' ? w' ye ; — Lui-même ; j)^'on. Hind; — Azu, nk'azu; — De derrière; adj. Hinder; — Xara, kpu(;ig"hazii ; — Empêcher; v. a. Hinderance; — Nuara, ikpiK^'ig-liazu; — Empêchement; s. Hindermost; — Ikpeazu; — Le dernier; adj. Hinge; — Kwufe; Osokolo; —.Tourner; v. n. gond; s. Hip; — Sukwa, dakwa; A(j*i, osii; — Disloquer; v. a. hanche; s. Hippopotamus; — Akum, otobo, edi; — Hippopotame; s. Hipshot; — Xsukwa ac;!, iisiikwala?i ; — Déhanché-e; adj. Hire; — Go; U^wo-olu, ife-ine-olu; — Louer; v. a. location; s. Hireling; — Oiiye-olu-u^wo : — Travailleur à gages; s. Hirsute; — A^hilig'lia, ayilig:a; — Hirsute; adj. His; — yk'ye; — De lui, sien; pron. Historian; — Ode-akoko, ode-akwukwo-akoko ; — Historien; s. Hit; — Ti, ku; Okuku, otiitu: — Frapper; v. a. coup; s. Hitch; — Nwude; Akpu, akpiitukpu; — Se nouer; v. n. n?ud; s. Hither; — X'ebea; — Ici. par ici; adv. Hitherto; — Greuyek'odinwo, weputa; — Jusqu'alors; adv. Hitherward; — Xwa, noinvo; — De ce c?té-ci; adv. Hitter; — Oti, oku, otiokpo, okuokpo; — Coup, heurt; s. Hoar; — Isiawo; — Blancheur; s. Hoard; — Tuba, kpakoba; Aku, ikpoaku; — Amasser; v. a. trésor; s. Hoarfrost; — TJfulu; — Gelée blanche; s. Hoariness; — Idiocjia, idi-awo, isi-awo; — Blancheur; s. Hoarse; — Di-ng-ugru-akpili, ng-ug-ii-akpili ; — Rauque; adj. Hoarseness; — Idi-ugn^u-akpili, akpili-ag-ug-u ; — Enrouement; s. Hoary; — Di-awo, di-isi-awo, isi-awo; — Blanc, blanche; adj. Hoax; — Lafu; Ikpa-amu; — Mystifier; v. a. mystification; s. Hobble; — Lu-ukwii, lu-okpa; Ilu-ukmi; — Clocher; v. n. action Hobgoblin; — Mo, ndimo; — Fant?me; s. [de boiter; s.] Hodiernal; — Ta, tata; — D'aujourd'hui; adj. Hoe; — Gbu-og-u; O^u; — Houer; v. a. Hog; — Ezi; — Porc; s. Hoggish; — D?-enyi, di-usa; — De pourceau; adj. Hoist; — Weni; Xweiii; — Hisser; v. a. action de hisser; s. Hold; — Dji, djide, da-aka, dabe; — Tenir, maintenir; v. a. Hoi— Hop 119 Hold; — Dili, g'halu; Onunu; — Etre juste; v. n. prise; s. Holdfast; — ^§"11; — Croc, crampon; s. Hole; — Onunu, onu, o^hele; — Trou, ouverture; s. Holiness; — Idi-nso; — Sainteté; s. HoUow; — Di-onunu, di-nlaputa, di-omimi; — Creux-se; adj. — Grwu-okolo^wu; — Creuser; v. a. Hollow ness; — Idi-onunu, idi-nlaputa; — Cavité; s. Holy; — Di-nso; — Saint-e; adj. Holyday; — Olili nso, olili-uka; — Jour sanctifié; s. Homage; — Osala, nsopulu; — Hommage; s. Home; — Be, uno be; — Maison, foyer; s. Homebred; — Nk'uno, azulu n'uno; — Domestique; adj. Homemade; — Emelu n'uno; — De ménage; adj. Homeward; — N'uzo-uno; — Vers la maison; adv. Homicidal; — Di-i^bu-madu; — Homicide; adj. Homicide; — O^bu g-bu-madu, ig"bu-madu; — Homicide; s. Hone; — Omuma; — Pierre à aiguiser; s. Honest; — Di-ekelesu, di-ezi-okwu; — Honnête; adj. Honestly; — Ekelesu, n'ezi-ok>yu; — Honnêtement; adv. Honesty; — Ekelesu, ezi-okwu; — Honnêteté; s. Honey; — Manu-awu, awu; — Miel; s. Honey-comb; — Akpaka-awu; — Rayon de miel; s. Honeyed; — Di-manu-?wu-duiso ; — Mielleux-se; adj. Honey-moon; — Onwa-izizi anundi; — Lune de miel; 5. Honour; — Sopulu, buni; IS'sopulu, ebube; — Honorer; v. a. honneur; s. Honourable; — Di-ebube, di-nsopulu; — Honorable; adj. Honourably; — N'ebube, na nsopulu; — Honorablement: adv. Hood; — Okpu; — Coiffure; s. Hoodwink; — Kpudo; — Bander les yeux à; v. a. Hoof; — Ikpata-ukwu; — Sabot; s. Hoofed; — ?^^welu-ikpata-ukwu ; — A sabot; adj. Hook; — Kobe, kodo; jS'ko; — Accrocher; v. a. hame?on; s. Hoop; — Fi, ma; Kponkpu, kpotu; — Entourer; v. a. vociférer; v. n. Hooping cough; — Adjo-ukwala, nri; — Coqueluche; s. Hoot; — Rua, be k'okwukwu; Oruru; — Huer; v. a. huées; s. Hop; — Kpopu, kpe-okpon^ene, Okpong^ene; — Sautiller; v. n. saut; s. Hope; — ?ekwube; Tu-anya; Itu-anya; n?ekwube; — Espérer; v. a. Hopeful; — Julu n'itu-anya; — Plein d'espoir; adj. [espérance; 5.] Hopefully; — N'itu-anya; — Avec espoir; adv. Hopeless; — N'cnwero itu-anya; — Sans espoir; adj. 120 Hop — Hou Hopelessly; — K'enweg'h' itu-anya; — Sans espoir; adv. Hopelessness; — Enweg^h' itu-anya; — Désespoir; s. Horde; — Ebo ndjeiidje; — Horde; s. Horizon; — Oke-enu n'ani; — Horizon; s. Horn; — Mpi, og'bo; — Corne; ?\ Horned; — Nwelu-mpi; — Cornu-e; adj. Hornless; — N'enwero-mpi ; — Sans cornes; adj. Horny; — Dika mpi, nke mpi; — Comme la corne; adj. Horologe; — Koloku, kuloku, anyawu; — Horloge; s. Horrible; — Di-eg'wu; — Horrible; adj. Horribly; — N'e^wu; — Horriblement; adj. Horrific; — N'akpata-egwu; — Affreux-se; adj. Horror; — Eg'wu, udjo, aru omalilili; — Horreur; s. Horse; — Anyiiiya; — Cheval: s. Horseback; — Azu-anyinya, ii'enii anyinya; — Dos de cheval; s. Horse-hair; — Adji-anyiiiya; — Crins; s. Horseman; — Onye-ne?e-anyiiiya; — Palefrenier; s. Horsemanship; — Ilig-o-anyinya, ibu-anyinya; — Equitation; s. Horse-whip; — Itali-anyiiiya; — Fouet; s. Hortation; — Odu, iidumodu; — Exhortation; s. Horticulture; — Olu-og'eg'e, olu-aiii-og'e^e; — Horticulture; .v. Hoiiiculturist ; — Onye-olu-O?reg"e; — Horticulteur; s. Hosanna; — Hosanna, olito dili ?ukwu; — Hosanna; Hospital; — Uno iidi-oya, uiio-og'u; — H?pital; s. Hospitality; — Ine-oMama; — Hospitalité; s. Host; — Onu-agrha, onu-og'u; — Armée, légion; s. Hostage; — Madu-ibe, onye-ibe; — Otage; s. Hostile; — Di n'ag-lia, di-n'okwu; — Hostile; adj. Hostler; — Oiiye-ne?e-aiiyiiiya; — Valet d'écurie; 6\ Hot; — Di-oku, di-unu-okii; — Chaud-e; adj. Hotel; — Uno ndi idje, uno-ndjenye; — H?tel; s. Hotly; — N'oku, n'oku n'oku; — Chaudement; adj. Hotspur; — Madu-obi-oku ; — Homme violent; s. Hough; — Olu-anu, olukwu; — Jarret; s. Hound; — Nkita nta; — Chien de chasse; s. Hour; — Amani; — Heure: s. Hour-glass; — Ug'eg'be-amani, ni^eg'be-iig'u-ubosi ; — Sablier; s. Hourly; — Xk'amani, kwa-amani; — A toute heure; adj. House; — Uno, umuma ebe; — Maison; s. House; — Nado, kpolunyen' uno; — Loger, abriter; v. a. Hou — Hum 121 House-breaker; — Otiwa-uiio, onyeiikwa-uiio ; — Voleur (avec effraction); s. House-breaking; — Nkwa-uiio, itiwa-iino; — Vol (par effraction); s. Household; — Ikpo-uno; — Famille, ménage; s. Householder; — Oiiye-nwe-uno, odaf iiiwe-uno ; — Chef de famille; s. House-keeper; — OM n'uiio, onye M n'lino; — Ma?tre de maison; s. Houseless; — N'enwero-uno ; — Qui n'a pas de maison; adj. House-maid; — Od?bo-iiwayi ; — Servante; s. [maison; s.] Housewife; — Nne-nwe-uno, nwayi-iiwe-uiio ; — Ma?tresse de Housewifery; — Obi-iiiio, ozi-uno; — Ménage; 6\ Hovel; — Ufo, uno-ani; — Abri, couvert; s. Hover; — Lufe, pyaiiku; — Voleter; v. n. How; — Kediika, kedii; — Comment; adv. Howbeit; — Ma, k'osiiiadi; — Néanmoins; adv. However; — Ma; — Cependant; adv. Howl; — Be, kwa; Uya, akwa; — Hurler; v. n. hurlement; a. Hoy; — ObePugbo; — Barque; s. Hubbub; — Kkposu isii; — Vacarme; s. Huddle; — Fakobu, takoba; — Jeter pêle-mêle; v. a. Huff; — Fia-owa; Ifia-owa; — Enfler; v. a. et n. enflure; s. Hug; — Yi-oM; Ibi-oma; — Embrasser; v. a. étreinte; s. Huge; — Akatakpo, iiukwu, ag'adag'a; — Enorme; a/lj. Hugely; — ?sTa niikwu, n'ag'adag'a; — Enormément; adv. Hull; — I(?ele, isikolo, arii-ug'bo; — Coque, gousse, cosse; s. Hum; — Kpo-àwii ; Ikpo-?wu ; — Bourdonner; v. a. bourdonnement; s. Human; — Dika-madii; — Humain; adj. Humane; — ?fo-oma, di-afo-oma, di-aniala; — Bon, humain; adj. Humanely; — N'afo-oma, n'amala; — Humainement; adv. Humanity; — Udimadii, afo-oma; — Humanité; s. Hmnanize; — Me ka madii di afo-oma; — Humaniser; v. a. Humankind; — Madii; — Genre humain; s. Humanly; — Dika-madu; — En homme, humainement; adv. Humble; — Weda, buda; Di-ani, d?-iime-ani ; — Humilier; v. a. Humbly; — N'ume-ani ; — Humblement; adv. [humble; adj,'] Humbug; — Sog-bii; Nso^bu; — H?bler; v. n. h?bleur; s. Humdrum; — Onye-iisokwu ; — Lourd, stupide; adj. Humid; — Bi-mili, di-oyi; — Humide; adj. Humidity; — Idi-oyi, idi-mili; — Humidité; s. HumiHate; — Weda, buda; — Humilier; v. a. Humihation; — Nweda, mbuda; — Humiliation; s. 122 Hura — Hyp Humility; — Idi-ume-ani, ume-aiii; — Humilité; s. Humour; — Lafu, lali, mala-ob?; Obi; — Plaire; v. a. humeur; s. Hump; — Akpu; — Bosse; s. Hunch; — ?Tunkwaka, Riig-oba-azu ; — Pousser, coudoyer; v. n. Hundred; — Og*u-ise; — Cent; adj. Hundredth; — Kk'og'ii-ise ; — Centième; adj. Hunger; — Gru; Agii; — Avoir faim; v. n. faim; s. Hungry (to be); — €ru; — Etre affamé; v. n. Hunks; — Akpakpa elisrheli, onye-anini; — Ladre; s. Hunt; — ?u, ?iiiita; I?imta,, iita; — Chasser; v. n. chasse; s. Hunter; — 0(fuiita, diota, eg-beni; — Chasseur; s. Huntress; — E^beiii-mvayi ; — Chasseresse; s. Huntsman; — Eg-beiii, diota; — Chasseur; s. Hurl; — Tu, ma; Otutu, omama; — Lancer; v. n. action de lancer; s. Hurlyburly; — Uzu, nkposu, iikpotu; — Brouhaha; s. Hurricane; — Oke-ifiife, ebili; — Ouragan; s. Hurry; — Obanu, niikpo; 3Ig'baim; — Presser; v. a. précipitation; s. Hurt; — Lu-aru, melu-arii; Iluaru, imelu-aru; — Blesser; v. a. Huitful; — Di-ufu; — Nuisible; adj. [Blessure; s.] Hurtfulness; — Ufu, idi-ufu, ulu-aru; — Préjudice; s. Husband; — Tupe; Di; — Ménager; v. a. époux; s. Husbandman; — Didji, onye-olu-ug'bo ; — Cultivateur; s. Husbandry; — Olu-ug-bo: — Culture; s. Hush; — Kpu(?ye-oim ; Didu, di-iiwayo; — Se taire; v. n. chut; int. Hushmoney; — Ng-o, ng-c?u; — Prix du silence; s. Husk; — Kawa, tiwa; Mg-bug-bo, afifya; — Ecosser; v. a cosse; s. Huskiness; — Idi-mg-bug-bo, idi-afifya; — Etat cossu; 5. s. Husky; — Di-mg-bu^bo, di-afifya; — Cossu-e, mde; adj. Hussy; — Nwayi n'elor'elo; — Coquine; s. Hut; — Unwaiii, uiiwiig-bo; — Hutte; s. Hutch; — Amiru; — Huche; s. Huzza; — Abuoiiu; — Hurra; interj. Hydrous; — Di-mili; — Aqueux-se; adj. [hymne; 5.] Hymn; — Bu-abu; Abu nso, abu, ukwe, uli; — Chanter, exalter; v. a. Hymnic; — Abu, abu nso, ukwe, uli; — D'hymnes; ad). H;yi)orborean ; — Ug-wu; — Hyperboréen-ne ; adj. H>T)ercritic ; — Onye-n'alucjfa-okwu-fel'oke ; — Hypercritique ; s. Hypercriticism ; — Ilu(j?a-okwu-fel*oke; — Hypercriticisme ; s. Hypocrisy; — Odik^odiroya ; — Hypocrisie; s. Hypocrite; — Onye-odik'odiroya; — Hypocrite; s. Hyp-Ill 123 Hypocritical (to be); — Me odik'odiro ya; — Agir hypocritement; v. n. I I; — Mu, m; — Je, moi; pron. Ice; — Mili-og'ute; — Glace; s. Iconoclast; — Otiwa-alusi, otiwa okposi; — Briseur d'images; s. Icy; — Di-ndji; — Glacial, de glace; adj. Identical; — Ofu-afu; — Identique; aclj. Identity; — Ofuafii, afu, ibu ofu afu; — Identité; 5. Idiom; — Asusii; — Idiome; s. Idle; — Obo; — Paresseux, dés?uvré; adj. Idleness; — Ofuma^be; — Oisiveté; s. Idler; — Onye-obo, obo; — Dés?uvré, paresseux; s. Idly; — N'obo; — Indolemment: adv. Idol; — ?lusi, mo; — Idole; s. Idolater; — Onye-nag-o-mo, onye-nag-o-alusi ; — Idol?tre; s. Idolatry; — I^o-mo, igo-alusi; — Idol?trie; s. If; — Obuliina; — Si; conj. Ignite; — Xwulu, funwu, munye; — Enflammer; v. a. et. Ignition; — Inwu-oku, onwunwu; — Ignition; s. Ignominious; — Di-ifele, di-iiuk wu-ifele ; — Ignominieux-se ; adj. Ignominiously ; — N'ifele; — Ignominieusement; adv. Ignominy; — Ifele, iimeto; — Ignominie; s. Ignoramus; — Onye li'amaro-ile; — Ignorant; s. Ignorance; — Amagrli'ife ; — Ignorance; 5. Ignorant; — ^'amaro-ife ; — Ignorant-e; adj. Ignorantly; — K'amag"h'ife ; — Avec ignorance; adv. Ignore; — Wepu-anya, wepii-irii; — Ignorer; v. a. Ill; — Di-ndjo, n'ay'oya; If'odjo; — Mauvais-e malade; adj. mal; s. Illegible; — N'adiro-og'ugu; — Illisible; adj. Illegibility; — N'adig'h'og'ugu ; — Illisibilité ; s. Illiterate; — N'amaro-akwukwo; — Illettré; adj. Illiterateness ; — Amag"h'akwukwo ; — Ignorance; Ill-nature; — Afo-ndjo; — Mauvais naturel; s. Ill-natured; — Di-afo-ndjo; — Mal doué; adj. Illness; — Oya, aru-oiiwunwu, lya-aru; — Maladie; s. Ulude; — Lafu, lapiita; — Tromper, illusionner; v. a. Illuminate; — Nye-ife, ma-atu, nye-ifolo; — Eclairer; v. a. Illumination; — Inye-ife; — lUimiination; s. 124 111 — 1mm Illusion; — Mafu, ndjefye; — Illusion; s. Illusive; — Di-nlafu, di- iilaputa; — Ulusif-ve; adj. Illustrate; — Ko-isi (ife), kwii-aiii (ife); — Illustrer; v. a. Illustration; — Iko-isi (ife); — Illustration; s. Illustrative; — Di-iko-isi; — Explicatif - ve ; adj. Illustrious; — Amalu afaya; — Illustre; adj. Ill-will; — Iwe, oM odjo; — Malveillance; s. Image; — Onyonyo, onyinyo, alusi; — Image; s. Imagine; — Lo, sikwu; — Imaginer; v. a. Imbecile; — Di-nlo; — Débile; adj. Imbecility; — Idi-nlo, adig*li'ike; — Débilité; s. Imbibe; — La, no; — Absorber; 'V. a. Imbitter; — Me k'ife di-inu; — Rendre amer; v. a. Imbosom; — Ti-obi, Ri-oma, g-bana-obi; — Embrasser, chérir; v. a. Imbrue; — Baba, tiitube; — SouiUer; v. a. Imbue; — Sidji, iiudji; — Imbiber; v. a. Imitable; — Di-imomi; — Imitable; adj. Imitate; — ^Tomi, so, sobe; — Imiter; v. a. Imitation; — Nnomi; — Imitation; s. Imitator; — Onye-nnomi; — Imitateur; s. [culé-e; adj.] Immaculate; — ?f'enwero-iitupo, n'emvelu obi-0(?a; — Imma- Immanency; — Ibili n'ime; — Qualité de ce qui est immanent. Immature; — I?u(^u, iia<?aro-a?a; — Qui n'est pas m?r; adj. Immaturity; — I(?u?ii, ac^ag-h^ac^a, elug"h'og"o: — Immaturité; s. Immeasurable; — N'ad?ro-osisi, ii'adiro iisita; — Incommensurable; adj. Immeasurably; — N'adig"h'osisi, n'adig-h'nsita; — Outre mesure; adv. Immediate; — Ozig-bo-ozig-bo ; — Immédiat-e; adj. Immedicable; — N^adiro-iizota ; — Incurable; adj. Immense; — Ag'adag'a, akatakpo; — Immense; adj. Immensely; — ^a niikwu; — Immensément; adv. Immensity; — Xukwu, abazu; — Immensité; s. Immerge; — Denye, minye, siinye; — Plonger dans; v. a. Immersion; — Xdenye, nminye; — Immersion; s. Immigrate; — Pu-obi; — Immigrer; v. n. Immigration; — Ipu-obi; — Immigration; s. Immiscible; — N'adiro-iitig'wa; — Immiscible: adj. Immix; — Tig-wa; tig-waiiye; — Meier; v. a. Immobility; — N'adiro-nweruka; — Immobilité; s. Immodest; — N'enwero-ilele ; — Immodeste; adl. Immodestly; — X'emvegh' ifele; — Immodestement; adv. Imm — Imp 125 Immodesty; — Enweg"hMfele, adig-h'ifele ; — Immodestie; s. Immolate; — ?u-adja; — Immoler; — v. a. Immolation; — I(?ii-adja, o<?ii-adja; — Sacrifice, immolation; 6-. Immoral; — Di-iidjo, di-adjo-ndjo; — Immoral-le; adj. Immortal; — ?^'ada-àwii-?wu, ebeg'h'ebe ; — Immortel-le; adj. Immortality-; — Awug-h'awii, ebegh'ebe ; Immortalité; s. Immovable; — N'adiro-nnwog'ha, n'adiro-iikpag"a; — Immuable; adj. Immovably — !N''adig'h'nnwog'lia, n'adig-li'nkpa^a; — Immua- Immunity; — Elele, nzele; — Immunité; s. [blement; adv.] Immure; — Dorube-adja; — Entourer de murs; v. a. Immutability; — Adig'h'og'liag'ha, adig'h'nnwog'ha; — Immutabilité; s. Immutable; — Di-nnwog'ha, di-og'ha^ha; — Immuable; adj. Immutably; — ISTa iinwog'ha, n'og'hag'ha; — Immuablement; adv. Impair; — MeMwanye; — Détériorer; v. a. Impale; — Kpodo n'osisi; — Palissadcr, Empaler; v. a. Impalement; — Ikpodo ii'osisi; — Palissade, Empalement; s. Imparity; — Adig'li'nra-aiiya; adig'h'nramanya; — Disparité; 5. Impark; — Glba ii'o^ig'e, marube invu; — Enclore; v. a. Impai-t; — ^ye; — Communiquer; v. a. Impartial; — Di ekelesu, n'ada-aso-anya; — Impai-tial-le ; adj. Impartiality; — Ekelesu, aso^h'aiiya; — Impartialité; s. Impartially; — N'ekelesii n'aso^h'anya; — Impartialement; adv. Impartible; — Di-onyenye; — Susceptible d'etre donné; adj. Impartment; — Onyeiiye; — Livraison; s. Impassible; — N'adiro-og'ag'a; — Impassible; adj. Impatience; — Enwe-ndidi, uniioku; — Impatience; s. Impatient; — Di-uniioku; (To be) Di-eiididi; — Impatient-e; adj. Impatiently; — N'enweg'h'ndidi, n'unuoku; — Impatiemment: adv. Impawn; — Do n'ibe; — Engager; v, a. Impeach; — Bo, weta ii'ikpe; — Empêcher, rendre responsable; v. a. Impeachable; — Di-iweta ii'ikpe; — Responsable; avj. Impeachment; — Ebo siten'onii ora; — Empêchement; s. Impede; — ISTara, kpu<?ig*ha-azu; — Empêcher; v. a. Impediment; — Ife-nnara; — Obstacle; s. Impell; — Nu, kwa, nug-a n'ii*u; — Pousser; v. a. Impellent; — Ke-oiuinu; — Impulsif- ve; adj. Impend; — Kwiifelu; — Planer; v. a. Impendence; — ^kwufelu, iikwufe; — Imminence; s. Impending; — Kwiifelu-akwiifelu ; — Imminent-e; adj. LmpenetrabiUty; — Adig-h'nrapu ; — Impénétrabilité; — 5. 126" Imp — Imp Impenetrable; — Jf'adiro-iirapu ; — Impénétrable; adj. Impenetrably; — N'adijrh'iirapu; — Impénétrablement; adj. Impenitence; — OM-ike, eiiweg"lf iilogha; — Im pénitence; s. Impenitent; — N'enwero-iilog"ha: — Impénitent-e ; adj. Impenitently; — ^'eiiweg'h'iilog'ha, ii'edjig'h'iilog'ha; — En impé- Imperative; — Di-omi-ike ; — Impératif- ve; adj. [nitent; adv.'\ Imperatively; — ?f'oiiu-ike; — Impérieusement; adv. Imperceptible; — N'adiro-nmata; — Imperceptible; adj. . Imperceptibleness ; — Adigrh'nmata; — Imperceptibilité; s. Imperceptibly; — N'adij^h'iimata ; — Imperceptiblement; adj. Imperfect; — Nezuro-oke; — Imparfait-e; adj. Imperfection; — Ezug-h'oke; — Imperfection; s. Imperfectly; — N'ezu^h-oke; — Imparfaitement; adv. Imperforate; — N'adiro-n^hupu; — Qu'on ne peut perforer; adj. Imperious; — Di-onu-ike, di-iijsrala; — Imperieux-se ; adj. Imperiously; — yoim-ike, na-ng"ala; — Impérieusement; adv. Imperishable; — N'adiro-maii'iyi ; — Impérissable; adj. Imperishableness ; — Idigh'iiian'iyi; — Impérissabilité ; s. Imperturbable; — ?^'adiro-iiso^bii ; — Imperturbable; adj. Impiety; — Atu^h'egwu ?ukwu; — Impiété; s. Impious; — N'ada-atu-eg >vu ?ukwu; — Impie; adj. Impiously; — N'atuji'li'esrwu ?ukwu; — Avec impiété; aij. Implacability; — Adig'h'mg'bota; — Implacabilité ; s. 0 Implacable; — ?f'adiro-mgll)ota; — Implacable; adj. Implacably; — X'adig-lf mg-bota; — Implacablement; adv. Implant; — Kuiiye; — Implanter; a. Implantation; — Nkunye, ikunye; — Implantation; s. Implead; — Weill dje n'ikpe; — Poursuivre en justice; v. a. Implement; — Ife-olu, aya; — Ustensile; 5 Impletion; — ITdju, nmedju; — Plénitude; s. Implicate; — Oug-biiiiye, ti^bunye; — Impliquer; v. a. Implication; — ?fgiig-bunye, iitigbuiiye; — Implication; 5. Implore; — Yo, kpokii; — Implorer; v. a. Impoison; — Nye-og:wii, nye-ora(^i; — Empoisonner; v. a. Imponderous — N'adiro-alo ; — Impondérable; adj. Important; — Amalu-afaya, di-alo; — Important-e; adj. Importune; — Owasi-ike, yosi-ike; — Importuner; v. a, Imposable; — Di-ntukwasi; — Obligatoire; adj. Impose; — Tukwasi, lafu, laputa; — Imposer; v. a. Imposition; — Utukwasi^ nlaputa; — Imposition; s. Imp — Imp 127 Impossibility; — Ife iiadiro-omeme; — Impossibilité; s. Impost; — Utu-ife-afya; — Imp?t; s. Imposthumate ; — Lu-abu; — Apostumer; v. a. Imposthume; — Abu, ilu abu; — Apostume; s. Impostor; — Onye-nlafu, onye-nlaputa; — Imposteur; s. Imposture; — Nlafu, iilaputa; — Imposture; s. Impotence; — Adig-U'ike; — Impuissance; s. Impotent; — N'adiro-ike; — Impuissant-e; adj. Impotently; — N'adig'li'ike ; — Avec impuissance; adv. Impoverish; — Do-o^'bweiiye, da-og'bwenye ; — Appauvrir; v, a. Impoverishment; — Ido-og'bwenye, ida-ogbwenye; — Appauvrisse- ment; s. Impracticability; — Adi^h'omeme; — Impraticabilité; s. Impracticable; — N'adiro-omeme ; — Impraticable; adj. Impracticably; — X'adig"li'oineme ; — Impraticablement; adv. Imprecate; — Bu-onu ; subomo; — Faire des imprécations; v. n. Imprecation; — Ibii-onu, abumonu; — Imprécation; s. Impregnable; — N'adiro-nmeli ; — Imprégnable; adi. Impregnate; — Tubo-ime, iiye ime; — Imprégner; Impregnation; — Itubo-ime, inye-ime; — Imprégnation; s. Impress; — Fie, bie, bikwasi, nyado n'ike; — Empreindre; v. a. Impression; — ?f?li; — Impression; s. Imprimis; — Godu, g-oduli, ii'izizi; — En premier lieu; adv. Imprint; — Fie, bie, riwa; — Imprimer; v. a. Imprison; — Tinye iia ng-a; — Emprisonner; v. a. Imprisonment; — Nkpa?ibido na ng-a, itiiiye na ng^a; — Emprisonne- Improbihty ; — Idje ng-ilig-o, edjeg-liekelesu ; — Improbité ; s. [ment ; s] Impromptu; — N'e<?eghbiilii-e?eg'hbulu ; — Impromptu; s. Improper; — ?fadabaro, nakwiiroto; — Impropre; adj. Imprudence; — Eiiweg"li' u?e, obi-oku; — Imprudence; s. Impmdent; — N'eiiwer'u(?e, di-ob?-okii; — Imprudent-e; adj. Imprudently; — N'enweg-h'uce, n'obi-oku; — Imprudemment; adv. Impudence; — Enwug-h ifele, edjig-h'ifele ; — Impudence; s. Impudent; — ?^'enwero ifele; — Impudent-e; adj. Impudently; — ?f'enwe^li'ifele, n'edjig-h'ifele; — Impudemment; adj. Impugn; — Lu-uka; — Combattre; v. a. Impure; — K'adiro-0(?a, di-inyi; — Impur-e; adj. Impurity; — Inyi, adig*h'o(?a; — Impureté; s. Imputable; — Di-nguiiye, di-uta; — Imputable; adj. Imputation; — Ng-unye, uta, ita-uta; — Imputation; s. 128 Imp — Inc Impute; — Bo, g"!!, s^unye; — Imputer; v. a. In; — Na* uime; Xime; — Dans; "prép; adv. Inability; — Ike-adig'ho, adig-h'ike; — Inhabileté; s, Inaccessability ; — Adig'L'olulu ; — Inaccessabilité ; Inaccessible; — N'adiro-olulii ; — Inaccessible; s. Inaction; — liiodii, ididu, iuoukiti, ofumag'be ; — Inaction; s. Inadvertence; — Iiieg'ha-aiiya, iweg"ha-anya; — Inadvertance; 5. Inadvertently; — X'iiieg'ha-auya; — Par inadvertance; adv. Inane; — Nkiti, di-ufolo; — Vide; adj. Inanimate; — N'enwer'o-ndu, ii'adiro-ndu ; — Inanimé-e; adj. Inanition; — Idi-utblo, idi-iikiti; — Inanition; s. Inasmuch (as); — Ebe nebe, dika, ka; — Autant que; 'pré'p. Inattention; — Iwe^lia-anya, iueg^lia-anya; — Inattention; s. Inattentively; — N'iweg'ha-aiiya; — Inattentivement ; adj. Inaugurate; — Ma-uzele, buiiye-iizele ; — Inaugurer; v. a. Inauguration; — Ima-nzele, ibu-iizele; — Inauguration; s. Incalculable; — Ag"iitaj?'h'oiiii, u'adiro ig"uta-oiiii; — Incalculable; adj. Incantation; — Ainvaiisi, utamg'ba, amosu; — Incantation; s. Incapability; — Adig'h'ike, enweg^lf ike ; — Incapabilité ; s. Incapable; — N'adiro-ike, n'enwero-ike; — Incapable; adj. Incapacious; — IN^'adiro-mbala, n'eforo-iru ; — Borné, peu capable; Incapacitate; — Meg'wu-ike; — Rendre incapable; v. a. [adj.] Incapacity; — Adig^U'ike, eiiweg'h?ke; — Incapacité; s. Incarcerate; — Tinye-na-ng-a, tinye-n'uno-iig"a; — Incarcérer; v. a. Incarceration; — Itinye-na-u^a — Incarcération; s. Incarnate; — Yili-aru, wolu-arii; — Donner un corps à; v. a. Incarnation; — lyili-aru, iwolu-aru; — Incarnation; Incase; — Tin ye n'akpati; — Encaisser; v. a. Incatenation ; — Nsoko, ng'ako; — Encha?nement; s. Incautions; — N'adiro-ize, n'enwero-ize; — Imprudent-e; adj. Incautiously; — N'enweg'h'ize n'adig-hlze ; — Imprudemment; adv. Incautiousness ; — Enweg'li'ize,adig"lfize; — Imprudence; s. Incavated; — Ewolu ug-bo, adolu-ukolo^^yii ; — Creusé-e; adj. Incavation; — Ug"bo, iikolog'wu; — Excavation; s. Incendiary; — Osu-oku,osu-uno, onye-nlanye ; — Incendiaire; s. Incense; — Kpasu-iwe, kpasu; — Irriter; v. a. — Isi-uno, isi-di-uno; — Encens; s. Incentive; — Ue-iilanye; — Stimulant; s. Inception; — Isi-iiibido, mbido; — Commencement; 5. Incessancy; — Ebeg-hebe; — Continuité; s. Inc — Inc 129 Incessant; — N'ada-ebebe, n'aro-ebebe ; — Continu-e; adj. Incessantly; — ?^'ebeg-liebe; — Sans cesse; adv. Incident; — Ife-melu-eme ; — Incident; s. Incipiency; — Isi-mbido, mbido, izizi; — Commencement; s. Incipiently; — N'isi-mbido, na-mbido, nlzizi; — En commen- Incision; — Onya, onya nma; — Incision; s. [?ant; adj.] Incisor; — Iru-eze; — Incisive; s. Incitant, incitation; — Ke-nlanye, ife-nlasu, nlasu; — Stimulant; s. Incite; — Lasu, lanye; — Encourager; v. a. Incitement; — Masu, ife-nlanye; — Encouragement; s. Incivility; — Enweg'li'asala, adig-li'asala; — Incivilité; s. Inclasp; — Makii; — Embrasser; a. Inclose; — Garube, keku, g-erube; — Enclore; v. a. Inclosure; — O^eg'e; — Cloture; s. Incognito; — Ka nzozo, n'okpulu; — Incognito; adv. Incompetence; — Adig'h'ike, etog"h'eto; — Incompétence; 5, Incompetent; — N'adiro-ike. n'etoro; — Incompétent-e ; adj. Incompetently; — N'adig'h'ike, n'etog'li'eto; — Incompétemment; adv. Incomplete; — N'ezuro-ezu; — Incomplet-ete ; — adj. Incompleteness; — Ezug"h'ezu; — Manque; s. Incomprehensible; — ?^'adiro-nmas?, amasigh'amasi ; — Incom- préhensible; adj. Incomprehensibly; — X'adig-h'iimasi, n'amasig"!! amasi; — Incom- préhensiblement ; adv. Incongruent; — ]S''adabaro, n'adalinaro ; — Inconvenant-e ; vdj. Inconsiderable; — Anamaro-afaya; — Peu considérable; adj. Inconsiderate; — N'ada-elo-elo ; — Inconsidéré-e ; adj. Inconsiderately; — N'elog'h'elo ; — Inconsidérément; adv. Inconsideration ; — Elog-h'elo; — Inconsidération; s. Inconsistency; — Adalinagh'adalina; — Incompatibilité; s. Inconsistent; — X'adalinaro-adalina; — Incompatible; adj. Inconsolable; — K'adiro-nkasi; — Inconsolable; adj. Inconsolably; — Adig-li'iikasi; — Inconsolablement; a. [vue adj.] Inconspicuous; — IVag-baro-enii, n'esoro-enu; — Qui n'est pas en Incontestable; — N'adiro-ilu-uka; — Incontestable; adj. Incorporate; — Kpukoba, sokodo,' makoba; — Incorporer; v. a. Incorporation; — Nkpukoba, nsokodo; — Incorporation; s. Incorrect; — N'ezuro-ezu, neziiro-oke; — Incorrect-e; adj. Incorrectly; — K'ezug-h'oke, n'ezugh'ezu; — Incorrectement; adv. Incorrectness; — Ezug-h'oke, ezug-h'ezu; — Incorrection; s. f 130 Inc — Ind Incorrupt; — N'elero-iile ; — Non corrompu; adj. Incorruptible; — N'adiro ile-ule, n'ada-ele-iile; — Incorruptible; adj. Incorruption; — Eleg"h'ule; — Incorruption; s. Increase; — Ba, so, bu, wanye; — Faire cro?tre; v. a. Incredibility; — Adig"h'ok>vekwe; — Incroyable; s. Incredible; — N'adiro-okwekwe : — Incroyable; adj. Incredibly; — N'adig'h'okwekwe; — Incroyablement; oc^i?. Incredulous; — N'ada-ekwe-ekwe, di-nlulu-uka; — Incrédule; adj. Increment; — N wanye, iiba; — Augmentation; s. Incrustation; — Akiliko; — Incrustation; s. Inubate; — Kpiilu, makpulu (n'akwa); — Couver; v. a Incubation; — Ikpulu n^akwa; — Incubation; s. Inculpable; — N'adiro-uta, n'adiro ita-uta; — Inculpable; adj. Inculpate; — Ta-uta, kpo; — Inculper; v. a. Incur; — Bulu, bu; — Encourir; v. a. Incurable; — N'adiro-ozozo, n'adiro-nzota; — Incurable; adj Incurably; — X'adig'h'nzota — Incurablement; adiK Incursion; — Owawa; — Incursion; s. Incurvate; - Lo, logo; Di-nlogo; - { cZJl'^.'';^; Incurvation; — Nnyag"0, nlo^o; — Courbure; s. Incurve; — Lo, log'O, nya, nyag"o; — Courber; v. a. Incurvity; — ?fg'il?g'O, nnya^o; — Inflexion; s. Indebted; — Dji-usrwo, li-ug-wo; — Endetté-e; adj. Indebtedness; — Idji-ii^wo, ili-ug-wo; — Dettes; s. Indecency; — Ife-n 'ekwesiro-ekwesi ; — Indécence; s. Indecent; — N'etoro, n'ekwesiro, n'efuluro; — Indécent-e; adj. Indeed; — Ezie, n'ezie-okwu; — En vérité; adv. Indefatigable; — Ike-n'ad'ag"wu, ike-ag-wugh ; — Infatigable; adj. Indef atigably ; — N'ike-aj?wug"h'; — Saas fatigue; adv. Indefeasible — N'adiro-nmeli ; — Inaliénable; adj. Indefensible; — N'adiro-ig'ba-og'u, n'adiro-ozozo; — Insoutenable; 6w/;'. Indefinite; — An'akporo-afa, n'ekuro-afa; — Indéfini; adj. Indefinitely; — X'ekugh'afa; — D'une manière indéfinie; adv. Indef initeness ; Ekugh'afa, akpogh'afa, asog'h'afa; — Indéfini; s. Indelible; — N'adiro-nfi?apu ; — Ineffa?able; adj. Indelibly; — N'adig'h'nfic^apu ; — Ineffa?ablement; adv. Indenture; — Ag-ba; — Contrat; s. adj. Indescribable; — N'adiro-akoko, n'enwero-akoko; — Indescriptible; Indestructible; — N'enwero-mbili, n'adiro-mbili ; — Indestruc- tible; adj. Ind — Ind 131 Indeterminable; — N'enwero-ikpa-oke; — Indéterminable; adj. Indeterminate; — X'ekuro-afa, n'akparo-oke; — Indéterminé; adj. Indicant; — Ne^osi; — Indicatif- ve ; adj. Indicate; — Gosi. ziko, zi;. — Indiquer; v. a. Indication; — Ng'osi, akala; — Indication; s. Indicative; — N'e^osi, nke ii'eg'osi; — Qui indique; adj. Indicator; — Oiiye n'eg'osi, ife n'eg'osi; — Indicateur; s. Indiction; — Nkwuputa; — Déclaration; s. Indigence; — Nkpa, nfiarii; — Indigence; s. Indigenous; — Odi n'aiii; — Indigène; 5; Indigent; — Nf?arii og'bweiiye; — Indigent; 5. Indignant; — N'ewe-iwe, iik?wedji; — Indigné-e; adj. Indignation; — Iwe, oiioma, onuma; — Indignation; .9. Indignity; — IS'kpoli, ife nkpoli; — Indignité; s. Indigo; — Agolo; — Indigo; s. Indiscernible; — Anad'afuanya; — Imperceptible; adj. Indiscreet; — N'ad'etinye-ii?e; — Indiscret-ète ; adj Indiscreetly; — N'etinyeg'h'ui^e ; — Indiscrètement; adv. Indiscretion; — Itinyeg'h'ii?e; — Indiscrétion; 5. Indisposition; — Oya, aru-onwuiiwu; — Indisposition; s. Indisputable; — ?^'adiro ilu-uka; — Incontestable; adj. Indisputably; — N'adig"h'ilii-uka; — Sans contestation; adv. Indissoluble; — X'adiro m^baze; — Indissoluble; adj. Indissolubly ; — N'adig'li'm^lbaze; — Indissolublement; adv. Indistinct; — N'adiro-iidu ?aputa; — Indistinct-e ; adj. Individual; — Ofuonye, otuonye; Ofu, otii; — Individu; s. Indivi- duel; adj. Indivisible; — ^adiro-nkewa, n'adiro-okeke ; — Indivisible; adj. Indocile; — N'adiro-nkuzita; — Indocile; adj. Indolence; — Ofuma^be, obo; — Indolence; .s. Indolent; — Di-obo; — Indoient-e; adj. Indolently; — N'obo — Indolemment; adv. Indubitable; — K'adiro-itu-uce ; — Indubitable; adj. Indubitably; — N'adig'h'itu-uce ; — Indubitablement; adv. Induce; — Lany^, nunye; — Induire; v. a. Inducement; — Ife-nlanye; — Motif; 5* Inducible; — Di-nlanye, di-nnunye; — Qui peut être inféré; adj. Indue; — Yibe akwa, djebe-akwa, kobe-akwa; — Vêtir; v. a. Indurate; — Fua, nie k'ife s?-ike; — Endurcir; v. a. Induration; — Ofufii, idi-ike, imek'ife si-ike; — Endurcissement; s. 9 132 Ind — Ine Industrious; — Di u(?u; — Industrieux-se ; adj. Industriously; — N'ii?u; — Industrieusement ; adv. Industry; — U?u, i^ni-uc^u; — Industrie; s. Indwelling; — Ibi n'ime; nke bi ii'ime; — Intérieur-e; adj. Inebriate; — Meka manya gbiie; olamauya, otumauya; — / Enivrer; v. a. \ Enivrement; s. Inebriation; — Maiiya-og'bug'bu, otutu-manya ; — Enivrement; s. Ineffable; — N'adiro-okwiikwu, nyili-okwukwu; — Ineffable; adj. Inef f ableness ; — Adig^lrokwukwu; — Ineff abilité ; s. Ineffably; — yadig"h'okwukwu; — Ineffablement; jadv. Ineffaceable; — X'adiro-iif??'apu, ii*adiro-ume?apu; — Ineffa?able; adj. Ineffective; — N'erolo-elo, n'adiro-ile; — Inefficace; adj. Ineffectually; — X'adig-h'ile, ii'eloi?li'elo ; — Inefficacement; adv. Inefficacious; — ^'eloro-elo, n'adiro-ile ; — Inefficace; adj. Inefficacy; — Adi^lrile elog'h'elo; — Inefficacité; s. Inefficiently; — X'adigh'ile, na iikiti; — Inefficacement; adv. Inept; — N'etoro-eto; — Inepte; adj. Inequality; — Adi^li'uramaiiya; — Inégalité; s. Inert; — Di-obo, di-iire; — Inerte; adj. Inertness; — Idi-obo, idi-ure, obo, ure: — Ineiiie; s. Inertly; — X'obo, u'lire; — D'une manière inerte; adv. Inestimable; — X'en wero-onu-afya ; — Inestimable; adj. Inestimably; — X'en^veg'h'omi afya; — Inestimablement; adv. Inevitable; — N'adii^o-nzeta, n'adiro-ozeze ; — Inévitable; adi. Inexact; — ]S''ezm'0,ezu ; — Inexact-e; adj. Inexactness; — Ezu^h'ezu; — Inexactitude; s. Inexcusable; — N'adiro-ai^og'O : — Inexcusable; adj. Inexcusableness ; — Adig'li'a^ogo ; — Qualité de ce qui est inexcusable ; s. Inexcusably; — yadig-'ag-og^o; — Inexcusablement; adv. Inexécution; — Emeg-U'eme; — Inexécution; s. Inexhausted ; — y'ag'wuro-ag'wu; — Inépuisé- e; adj. Inexhaustible; — X 'adiro-ug'wu ; — Inépuisable; adj. Inexistence; — Adigh'ndu; — Non-existence; s. laexistent; — N'adiro-ndii; — Non-existent-e ; adj. Inexpediency; — Etog-h'eto, ekwesi^h'ekwesi; — Inoppoi-tunité ; Inexpedient; — ?^'etoro-eto ; — Inoppoi*tun-e ; adj. Inexpert; — N'adiro-iika; — Inhabile; adj. Inexpiable; — N'adiro-nmeya; — Inexpiable; adj. Inexpressible; — X'adiro-okwiikwu ; — Inexprimable; adj. Ine — Inf 133 Inexpressibly; — y adigrh'okwukwu ; — D'une manière indicible; adv. Inextinct; — Aii'emeimro-emeuyu ; — Xon-eteint-e ; adj. Inextinguishable; — X'adiro-nweuyu, u-adiro-uinenyuta; — Inextin- guible; adv. Inextiicable; — yadiro-ntopu, u'adiro-utosi ; — Inextricable; adj. Inextricably; — X'adi^li'utopii, n'adi^h'utosi; — Inextricable- ment; adj. Infallibility; — Adigrli'iiniefye ; — Infaillibilité; s. Infallible; — X'adiro-iimefye ; — Infaillible; adj. Infamous; — Di-uiikwu-udjo, di-ag'adag'a-udjo; — Infame; adj. Infamy; — Adjo-udjo, ag'adag'a-ndjo; — lofamie; s. Infancy; — Xwata, idi-iia-uwata ; — Enfance; s. Infant; — Xwa-ofti, nwa; — Enfant; s. Infanticide; — I^bimwa-ol)u, ogbimwa-ofii ; — Infanticide; Infantry; — Xdi-os:>vu-ukwu-iikiti; — Infanterie; s. Infatuate; — Kpoi^iiiti: — Infatuer; v. a Infatuation; — Ikpocfiuti; — Infatuation; s. Infeasible; — adiro-onieine ; — Infaisable; adj. Infect; — Buiiyn-oya; — Infect-e; adj. Infecund; — Di-ag^a, u'adiro-imi-nkpulu ; — Infecond-e; adj. Infecmidity; — Ag'a, amigh'nkpulu : — Stérilité; s. Inferior; — Obele, iiwata, ibu-obele, ibu-nwata; — Inférieur-e; adj. Infernal; — Xke okumo, ouye-okumo: — Infernal-e; adj. Infertile; — Bi-ag-a, U'adii*o-imi-iikpulu : — Infei-tile; adj. Infertility; — Ag"a: — Infertilité; s. Infest; — Sogbu: — Infester; v. a- Infidel; — X'ekwero-akwukwo-nso : — Infidèle; adj. Infidelity; — Ekweg"h'ekwe ; — Infidélité; s. Infinite; — N'en wero-ube, n'en wero-oke, ebesrh'ebe; — Infini-e; adj. Infiniteness; — Enweg-lt'oke, euweg-h-ube, ebeg-L'ebe; — Infini; s. Infirm; — X'adii'O-ike, di-nyanya; — Infime; adj. Infirmary; — Uno-ndi-oya; — Infii'merie; s. Inflate; — Fu, ko; — Enfler; v. a. Inflation; — Ofufu, okoko; — Enflui'e, gonflement; s. Inflect; — Xya, uyago, lo, log^o; — Fléchir; v. a. Inflection; — Xlogo, nuya^o: — Inflection; s. Infli ct; — Tukwasi; — Infliger; v. a. Infliction; — Opipya, ntukwasi; — Action d'infhger; s. Influx; — Xruba, uriibata; — Affluence; s. Infold; — Fuba, dji; — Envelopper; — v. a. 9* 134 * Inf— Inj Infoim; — €rwa, gwata; — Informer; v. a. . , Infraction; — Ntiwa- iitikpo; — Infraction; s. [ctdj.] Infrangible; — ^'adiro-ntiwa, u'adiro-ntikpo; — Sans infraction; Infrequency; — Idi-uko, uko, ntunye; — Rareté; s. Infrequent; — Di-uko, ii'atunye-atunye ; — Bare; adj. Infringe; — Lu, mebi, tikpo; — Enfreindre; v. a. Infringement; — Olulu, nmebi iitikpo; — Infraction: s. Infuriate; — Kpasu-iwe, kpasu, lasu; — Rendre furieux; v. a. Infuse; — Rimye, zanye; — Terser; v. a. Inf usibility ; — Idi-nriiiiye, adigh'mg-baze ; — Infusibilité; Infusible; — Di-nrunye, n'adiro-mi^baze; — Infusible; adj. Infusion; — Xruiiye, m^banye, nigbaze; — Infusion; .s. Ingenerate ; — Mu nime, mua nime ; — Engendrer ; v. a. Ingenious; — Di-nka, mvelu-u?e; — Ingénu-e; adj. Ingeniously; — ?^a-nka, n'inwe-u(^e; — Ingénument; adv. Ingenuity; — Nka, omvejie; — Génie; s. Inglorious; — X'adiro, ototo; — Sans gloire; adj. Ingratiate; — GrO-iru-oma ; — Rendre agréable; v. a. Ingratitude; — , Enweg"h'ekene, amag-li'o^o; — Ingratitude; s. Ingression; — Obaba, mbanye; — Entrée; s. Ingurgitate; — Go?ano, g'bano; — Avaler; v. a. Inhabit; — Bi, bili; — Habiter; v. a. Inhabitable; — Di-obibi; — Habitable; adj. Inhabitant; — Onye-obi, onye-bi; — Habitant; s. Inhabitation; Obibi; — Habitation; s. Inhale; — Kunye, kpo; — Respirer; v. a. Inherit; — Keli, lu-ikwu; — Hériter; v. a. Inheritable; — Bi-nkeli, di-ilu-ikwu; — Héréditaire; adj. Inheritance; — XJkwu, ekpe; — Héritage; s. Inheritor; — Olu-ikwu, oli-oku, oii-ekpe; — Héritier; s. Inhibit; — Xara, na(?ig"ha; — Arrêter; v. a. Inhibition: — Nnara, nnac^?j?rha; — Interdiction; s. Inhospitality ; — Eneg"li'obiama, eneg-h'obiai ; — InhospitaHté : s. Inhuman; — Di-afondjo, di-ag-hala; — Inhumain-e; adj. Inhumanity; — Afondjo, agrhala; — Inhumanité; s. Inhumanly; — N'afo-ndjo; — Inhumainement; adv. Inhumation; — Oiiini; — Inhumation; s. Inimical; — N'adiro-uso, di n'ilo; — Hostile; adj. Inimically; — N'ilo, n'odjuna, n'adi^h'uso; — Hostilement; adv. Inimitable; — ]S^'adiro-nnoni; — Inimitable; adj. Inj — Ins 135 Inimitably; — N'adig'h'imoni; — D'une manière inimitable; adv. Iniquitous ; — Di-iidjo, di-ng-ilig-o ; ' — Inique ; adj. ' Iniquity: — Ndjo, ng-iligo; — Iniquité; s. Initial; — Izizi, nklziz?, like mbu; — Initial; adj Initiate; — Mug-osi. g-'osi; — Initier; v. a. Initiation; — Nmii^osi, hgosi; — Initiation; s. Inject; — Tunie; — Injecter; v. a. Injection; — Ntimye; — Injection; s. Injudicious; — N'amaro-ife, ii'eiiwero-u<^e ; — Peu judicieux; adj.. Injudiciously; — ^'amag"h'ife, n'enwe^h'ii?e ; — Peu judicieuse- Injunction; — bvu, ozi; — Injonction; s. * ' [ment; adv.] Injure; — Lu-aru, melu-aru; — ISTuire à; v. a. Injurious; — Di-ilu-aru, n'emelu-aru; — Nuisible; adj. Injuriously; — N'i?ii-aru, n'imelii-aru; — Injustement; — adv. Injury; — Ilu-arii, aliimaru; — Injure; s. Injustice; — ?(medjo4kpe n^iligo ikpe-^ag'hog'lio; — Injustice; s. Ink; — tlli; — Encre; s. . - Ink-horn; — Mpiuli; — Ecritoire; s. Inkiness; — Idi-uli; — Noirceur; s. Inland; — Ime, imani, ime-obodo; — Intérieur d'un pays; Inlet; — Owoli; — Entrée, voie; s. Inly; — N'ime, lia nzozo; — Intérieurement; adv. Inmate; — Onye-oM| — Habitant; s. Inmost; — Ezi-?mé, imelime; — Intime; adj. Inn; — Uiio ndi-idje; — H?tel; s. Innavigable'; — N'adiro og'a^a ii'ugbo; — Innavigable; adj. Inner; — Ime, nk^nie; — lùtêliear-e'; adj. Innermost; — Ezi-?riie, imelime; — Intime; adj. Innumerable; — N'adiro i^uta-oiiu; — Innumérable; adj. Innumerably; — N'aguta^li'otiu; — Sans nom\>ve; adv. Inodorous; — ]N''eiiwero-isi ; —-'Inodore; adj. [sif-ve; adj.] Inoffensive; — N'enwero-??o-okwu, n'ada?o-okwu ; — Inoffen- Inopportime; — ?^'adabaro n'ama; — Inopporfcun-e ; adj. Inosculate; — Soko, kwako, fyato; — S'aboucher; v. n. Inquest; — ?^'djundju; — Enquêté; s. Inquietude; — Anog-h^du, ad?^h'du; — Inquiétude; s. Inquire; — Dju, dju-esé; — 'S'mformer; v. a. Inquirer; — Onye-adjudju, oiiye-odjudju; — Inquisiteur; 8. Inquiry: — Adjudju, odjudju; — ?nqu?te; s. Inroad; — Owawa; — Incu?^sion; s. 136 Ins — Ins Insane; — Isi n'ezuro-oke, anya ii'adiro nma; — Insensé-e; adj. Insanely ; — N'anya n'adi^h'nma, n'isi n'eziig'h'oke; — En insensé ; adv. Insanity -, — Anya adigh'nnia, isi-ezii^h'oke ; — Folie démence; s. Insatiable; — N'ad?ro-ogrbog'bo ; — Insatiable; adj. Insatiableness; — Adig:h'o^l>og'l)0 ; — Insatiabilité ; s. Insatiably; — ?^'adi^li'o^bog'bo ; Insatiabiement ; adv. Insatiate; — N'e^l)oro-nkpa,n'edjiiro-afo; — Insatiable; adj. Insatiety; — Adig^h' og'bog'bo; — Insatiabilité; s. Inscribabie; — Di-ndekwasi; — Qui peut s'inscrire; adj. Inscribe; — Dekwasi; — Inscrire; v. a. Inscription; — Xdekwasi, efe-edikwasili-edekwasi; — Inscription; s. Inscrutability; — Adig'li'iK^ota; — Qualité de ce qui est inscmtable ; s. Inscrutable; — X'adiro-n?ota; — Inscrutable; adj. Insect; — Ariiru; — Insecte; s. Insectivorous; — X'eli-aruru; — Insectivore; adj. Insensate; — D?-iisokwu; — Insensé; adj. Inseparable ; — X'adiro ;ii wesa, n'adiro-nserapu ; — Inséparable ; adj. Inseparableness; — Adig'h'nserapu, adig'h'ii^vesa ; — Union intime; s. Insert; — Tiniye, ti^wanye; — Insérer; v. a. Inseition; — Xtinye, ntig-wanye; — Insei*tion; s. Inside; — Ime; — Intérieur; s. Insidious; — Di-nlafii, di-nlaputa; — Insidieux-se ; adj. Insidiously; — Xa ulafu, na iilapiita; — Insidieusement; adv. Insignia; — Ife-ebube; — Insignes; s. Insignificance ; — Ad?g-h'nukwu, eiiwegli'afa; — Nature insignifiante ; s. Insignificant; — X'eiiwero-afa, aiiamaro-afaya; — Insignifiant-e ; adj. Insincere; — N'adiro-ezi-okwu, di-asi, di-ag'liog'lio ; — Non-sincère; Insincerely; — N'a^lioli^o, ii'asi; — Non-sincèrement; adv. [adj.] Insipid; — Osi, di-osi; — Insipide; adj. Insipidity; — Osi, idi-osi; — Insipidité; s. Insipidly; — X'osi; — Insipidement ; adv. Insist; — Kwii si-ike, iiyado, bodo; — Insister; v. n. Insnare; — Ma; — Prendre au piège; v. a. Insobrietj^; — Ilakamaiiya, adig'ii'aiiya-iido ; — Intempérance; .s*. Insociable; — N'adiro-ukpa, n'enwero-ukpa ; — Insociable; adj. Insolence; — Ngala, n"itu-aru; — Insolence; s. Insolent; — Di-iig:ala, natu-aru; — Insolent- e; — adj. Insolently; — Xa ng'ala,ii'itu-aru; — Insolemment; adv. Insolubility; — Adig-lrmiiirbaze; — Insolubilité; s. Insoluble; — N'adiro-mg-baze ; — Insoluble; adj. Ins — lilt 137 Insolvency; — Eiiweg*h'ikwii-?ii^wo, apiig'h'ikwu-ug'wo; — Insolvabi- Insolvent; — X'apuro-ikwu-ii^wo; — Insolvable; adj. [lité; s.] Insomuch; — Ka, ebe; — Tellement que; clcIv. Inspect; — ?^'yo?a, ueiie; — Inspection; s. Inspector; — Onye^imene, onye-iiyo(?a; — Inspecteur; s. Inspersion; — Nfewiisa; — Arrosement; s. Inspirable; — Di-ikemye-ume ; — Qui peut-être inspiré; adj. Inspiration; — Ikuiiye-ume ; — Inspiration; Inspire; — Kunye-iime-ku-ume ; — Inspirer; a. a. Inspirit; — Nye-iidii, iiye-ike; — Animer; v. a. Instability; — Adi^li'du, ug-lia; — Instabilité; s. Install; — Ma-nzele, bunye-nzele ; — Installer; v. a. Installation; — Ima-nzele, ibunye-nzele; — Installation; s. Instance; — Ma-atu; Ayoyo, atu; — Insister; v. n. instance; é?. Instantly; — Ofii-ndje, ozig'bo-ozig'bo; — A l'instant; adv. Instate; — Debe (n'okwa), do; — Placer; v. a. Instead; — N'okwa, n'o?e; — An lieu de; prép; Instep; — Nwa-eze-ala^adja; — Cou-de-pied; s. Instigate; — Laiiye, lanyelu; — Exciter; v. a. Instigation; — Nlaiiye; — Instigation; s. Instigator; — Onye-iilaiiye ; — Instigateur; s. Instil; — Tun ye, danye; — Verser goutte à goutte; r. a. Instillation; — Ntiinye; — Insinuation; s. Institute; — Debe, ma (?wii) — Instituer; v. a. Instruct; — Kuzi, zo (ife) iikpazi; — Instruire; v. a. Instruction; — ^fkuzi, ezimife; — Instruction; s. Instmctor; — Onye iikiizi; — Instituteur; s. Instrument; — Ife-olu; — Instrument; s. Insubjection; — Am?g'h'okwu, aiiiig"h'onii ; — Manque de sujétion; s. Insubmission ; — Eriibeg'h'isi ; — Insoumission; s. Insubordination; — Auu^h'okwu; — Insubordination; s. Insufferable; — X'adiro nnado; — Insupportable; adj. Insufferably — N'adi^h'iinado ; — Insupportablement; adv. Insufficiency; — Elug-h, elug'h'elu; — Insuffisance; s. Insufficient; — N'eluro, n,ezuro; — Insuf fisant-e ; adj. Insult; — Kpoli, kpoli; — Insulter; v. a. Insulting; — N'akpol?, ii'akpali; — Offensant-e; adj. Insultingly; — ?^a ukpoli, lia iikpali; — Avec offense; adv. Insuperable; — N'adiro iimeli; — Insurmontable; vdj. Insuperably; — N'adi^h'nmeli ; — D'une manière insurmontable; adv. 138 Ins— Int Insupportable ; — N'adiro niiado, ii'adiro iizado ; — Insupportable ; adj. Insupportably; — X'adig*h'iizado; — Insupportablement; adv. Insuppressible ; — N'adiro niMdo, ii'ad?ro mbida; — Ineffa?able; adj. Insurmountable; — N'adiro nnieli; — Insurmontable; adj. Integument; — Nkpukpu; — Tegument; s. Intellect, intelligence; — IJ?e, ng'ota; — Intelligence; s. Intelligent; — Di-u?e, nweFiK^e; — Intelligent-e ; adj. Intelligible ; — Di-ug*liota ; — Intelligible ; adv. Intemperance; — Ilakaniaiiya; — Intempérance; s. Intend; — Zube, lo; — Prétendre; v. n.' Intention; — Izuzu; — Intention; s. Intentionnally ; — Maluma; — Intentionnellement; adj., Inter; — Xi, nie; — Enterrer; v. a. Intercept; — Gbabido, nobido, g-hobido; — Intercepter; v. a. Interception; — Mg^babido, ng^hobido; — Interception; s. Interchange; — Gha, gbagha; Mgbag:ha; — Echanger v. a. échange; s. Interchangeable; — Di-mgbagha; — Qu'on échange; adj. Interchangeably; — N'a rngbagha; — Mutuellement; adv. Intercourse; — ?^'meko, ndjeko; — Rapport, relation; s. Interdict; — So so nso; nso ife iiso; — Interdire v. a.-interdit; 5. Interdiction; — Iso nso, — Interdiction; s. Interest; — Petu; Mpetu, elele; — Intéresser v. a.-intérêt; s. Interior; — Ime, nk'ime; — Intérieur- e; axjij. Interlace; — Tigwanye, tig'wanyelu; — Entremêler; v. a.. Interlink; — Soko, zoko; — Encha?ner; v. a. Interment: — Onini; — Enterrement; s. [ble* adj.] Interminable; — N'adiro ndjedebe, n'adiro obebe; — Intermina- Intermix; — Tig'wa, g"wa; — Entremêler; v. a. Intermixture; — jVtigwa, o^wa; — Mélange; s. Internal; — Ime, nk'ime; — Interne; adj. Internally; — X'ime, nk'ime; — Intérieurement; adj. Interpolate; — Tigwanye; — Interpoler; v. a. Interpolation; — Ntig^wanye; — Interpolation; s. Intei-posal; — Me<?i, nf?e?ita; — Intervention; s. Interpose; — Fie??, fie<?ita, tobe?ie; — Intervenir; v. n. Interposition; — Nfie<^i; — Interposition; s. Interrogate; — Dju, djua; — Interroger; v. a. Interrogation; — Adjudjii; — Interrogation; s. Interrogator; — Onye-adjudju; — Interrogateur; ,9. Interrupt; — Go?ili, goipi, ke; — Interrompre; v. a. Int— Fnt 139 Interruption; — Ng'o??, nnara; — Interruption; s. Intersect — Ke, gafe; — Entrecouper; v. a. Intersection; — Ofele, ofe; — Intersection; s. Interspace; — Ag'bata; — Intervalle; s. Intersperse; — Kpasa; — Disperser; v. a. Interspersion ; — ?fkpasa; — Dispersion; s. Inteitexture ; — Okpakp^ akpakpa; — Entrelacement; s. Interwine; — GrKagba, kwa^lba^kpa; — Entrelacer; v. a. Interval; — A^bata; — Intervalle; s . Intervene; — No1be<?ie, f?e?ie; — Intervenir; v. a. Intervention; — Nf?e??, nnobe?i; — Intervention; s. Interview; — Ozuzu, izu, nfulita; — Entrevue; s. Interweave; — Kpa, ^hag'ba; — Entremêler; v. a. Intestine; — Ime, nk'ime, ilno; — Intestin-e; ?r//. Intestines — Afo, nglliafo, mg-lbiliaf b ; — Intestins; s. Inthral; — Do-orii, do-ndji — ?sà?rvir; v. a. Inthralment ; — Ido-oru, ido-ndji; — Asservissement: s. Intimacy; — Oy?, ukpa; — Intmiité; s. Intimate; — Gos?, ziko; Oyi, ofuabo; — Intimer v. a. intime; s. Intimidate; — Yie^wu; — Intimider; v. a. Intimidation; — ' lyi e^wii; — Intimidation; s. Into; — X'ime; — Dans, en; 2>^èp. Intolerable; — N'adiro nnado; — Intolérable; adj. Intolerably; — X'adig'h'nnado; — Avec intolérance; adj. Intolerance; — Adig"li'nnado, adi^li'odidi ; — Intolérance; s. Intolerant; — N'enwero ndidi; — Intolérant-e; adj. Intomb; — ?fi, nie, n?nye; — Mettre dans la tombe; v. a. Intoxicate; — Gbu; — Enivrer; v. a. Intoxication; — Og'bu^bii, manya og^bug-bu; — Intoxication; s. Intractable; — Di-isi-ike, di-iit?-?ke; — Intraitable; adj. Intractably; — N'isi-ike, na nti-ike; — Avec obstination; s. Intrench; — Gwu iyana; — Empiéter; v. n. [ment; 5.] Intrenchment; — Igwu iyana, iyana; — Empiétement, retranche- Intrepid; — l)i-anya-0(?a, n'emvero eg'wu; — Intrépide; adj. Intrepidity; — Enwe^h'eg-wu, anya 0(?a; — Intrépidité; s. Intrepidly; — N'anya o?a, n'enweg'h'eg'wu; — Intrépidement; adv. Intricacy; — Nnunu; — Embrouillement ;' 5. Intricate; — Nunulu enulu; — Embrouiller; v. a. Intricately; — Na nnunu; — - D'une manière embrouillée; adv. Intrigue; — Gho; — Intriguer; v. a. 140 Inv — Tnv Intrinsic; — Ime, nk'ime, ezi; — Intrinsèque; cvdj. Intrinsically; — ]S''ime, nk'ime; — Intrinsèquement; adv. Introduce; — Weta, wepiita, webata, kpobata; — Introduire; v. a. Introduction; — Nweputa, nkpobata, nwebata; — Introduction; .s Introspection; — Onyoiiyo, iueiiyeanya; — Examen à l'intérieur; s. Introvert; — Ghanye, ^habaiiye; — Tourner en dedans; v. a. Intrude; — Sifanye, kpafanye; — S'introduire par force; v. n. Intrusion; — IVsitanye, nkpafanye; — Intrusion; s. Intrust; — Riuye, rinyelu; — Confier; v. a. In twist; — Fi, tufi; — Enlacer; v. Inutility; — Elog*h'elo; — Inutilité; s. Invade; — Wa, waba, mauye; — Envahir; v. a. Invader; — Owa, onye-nmanye; — Envahisseur; s. Invalide; — Di-nlo, ii'adiro-?ke, iikiti; — Invalide; adj. Invalidate; — [N'wii-aru, do-ifenkiti; — Invalider; v. a. Invalidity; — Adig-h'ike, nkiti; — Invalidité; s. Invaluable; — N'eiiwero oiiu; — Inappréciable; adj. Invariable; — X'enwero ug^ha, ii'adiro ug'lia; — Invariable; adj. In variableness ; — Adig"h'ii^lia; — Invariabilité; s Invariably; — X'adi^h ug'lia; — Invariablement; adv. Invasion; — Owawa; — Invasion; s. Invective; — Okwu akumonu; — Invective; s. Inveigh; — Koso-onu, ko?a; — Invectiver; v. Inveigher; — Oko oim, oiiye nko<^a; — Insulteur; 6'. Inveigle; — Lafu, lapiita; — Séduire; v. a. Inveigler; — Onye iilaputa; — Séducteur; s. Invent; — Zuputa, weputa; — Inventer; v. a. Invention; — Xzuputa; — Invention; s. Inventor; — Onye-nzupiita ; — Inventeui-; 8. Inversion; — Ug-ha, nwegha; — Inversion; s. Invert; — Gha, g"ha-isi dogha; — Intervertir; c. a. Inverted; — Ag*lialii ai^ha; — Interverti; p. Invest; — Yibe akwa, g-bobe akwa; — Revêtir; v. a. Investigate — Xyo(?a, bosa; — Rechercher; v. a. Investigation; — ^Xiiyoc^a, mbosa; — Investigation 5. Investigator; — Onye mbosa; — Investigateur; s. Investment; — Akwa afe; — Habillement; s. Inveterate; — O?ye, d?-okpu; — Invétéré-e; adj Invidiously; — N'iwe nkit?; — Avec envie; adc. Invigorate; — Nye-ike; — Fortifier; v. a. Inv — IiT 141 Invigoration ; — Iiiye-ike; — Renouvellement de forces: s. Invincible ; — N'adiro nmeli ; — Invincible ; adj. Invincibly; — N'adig"h nmeli; — Invinciblement; adv. Inviolable; — N'adiro nmelii; — Inviolable; adj. Inviolably; — N'adii^li iinielu; — Inviolablement; adv. Inviolate; — Au'emeluro emelii; — Intact-e; adj. Invisibility; — Adig'li'ofufu,adig*h'ifiianya; — Invisibilité; s. Invisible; — An'ad' afu-afu; — Invisible; adj. Invisibly; — N'afiig"li'aiiya n'adig'li'ofufu; — Invisiblement ; adv. Invitation; — Oku, ikpo oku; — Invitation; 5. Invite; — Kpo, kpo oku; — Inviter; v. a. Invocate; — Kpoku; — Invoquer; v. a. Invocation; — Nkpoku; — Invocation; s. Invoice; — Akwukwo onu afya; — Facture; s. Invoke; — Kpoku; — Invoquer; v. a. Invulnerable; — N'adiro-imepu-anya; — Invulnerable; adj. Inward; — Ime, nk'ime; — En dedans, intérieur; adj. Inwardly; — N'ime, nk'ime; — Intérieurement; adv. Inwards; — Afo, ngiliafo m^biliafo; — Entrailles; s. Inveave; — Kpa, g-bag-ba; — Enlacer; :v. a. Inwrap; — Funye; — Envelopper; v. a. Ire; — Iwe, onuma; — Courroux; s. Ireful; — Di-iwe, n'ew'iwe; — Courroucé-e; adj. Iris; — Ekena-o^wulug-wu; — Iris; s. Irksome; — Di-ig"wu-ike, n'ag-wu-ike; — Fastidieux-se ; adj Irksomeness; — Ike-og:wu^wu; — Fatigue; s. Iron; — Ig-we; — Fer; s. Irradiance; — N?awa oku, owu malamala; — Rayonnement; s. Irrational; — N'enwero-u?e ; — Irraisonnable; ad^'. Irredeemable; — N'adiro mgbaputa; — Irrachetable ; adj. Irrefutable; — N'adiro nkpe^bu; — Irréfutable; adj. Irreligion; — Atug-h' eg-wu ?ukwu; — Irreligion; s. - Irreligious; — N'adatu e^wu ?ukwu; — Irréligieux-se ; ad>j. Irreparable; — N'adiro ndozita; — Irréparable; adj. Irreparably; — N'adig-li'ndozita; — Irréparablement; adv. [cidj.] Irrepealable ; — N'adiro nwupu, n'adiro nwu^lie; — Irrévocable; Irrépréhensible; — N'adiro itauta; — Irrépréhensible; adj. Irrepressible; — N'adiro mbido; — Irrépressible; adj. Irreproachable; — N'adiro nko?a; — Iri'éprochable ; adj. Irreproachably; — N'adig-li' nko?a; — Irréprochablement; adv. Irresistible; — N'adiro ikwa(?ig"lia-azu — Irrésistible; adj. 142 I IT — Jan Irresistibly; — N'adig'h'nmanye ; — Irrésistiblement; adv. - Irresolute; — N'adiro ike (u'u?e;) — Irrésolu-e: adj. Irresolution; — Adig'h'ike (ifu?e) — Irrésolution; s. Irreverence; — Enwegli' iisopulu; — Irrévérence; 5. Irreverent; — Xeiiwero nsopulu; — Irrévérent-e ; adj. [ble; adj.] Irreversible; — y-adiro-uweg-ha, u'enwero-iidogrlia; — Irrévoca- Irre vocable; — adli'0-iikopo(?i?ha ; — Irrévocable; adj. Irrevocably; — akpo?ii^hagrh'azu ; — Irrévocablement; adv. Irrigate; — Kwowusa-mili, fe-mili; — Irriguer: v. a. Irrigation; — KTVowusa-inili, ofefe-mili ; — Irngation; s. Irriguons; — Di-mili; — '?rr?sé-e; adj.^ Irritability; — Idi-ukpasu; — Irritabilité; s. Irritable; — Di-ukpasn; — Irritable; adj. Irritant; — Ife-ukpasu; — Irritant; s. Irritate; — Kpasu, mesu; — Irriter; v. a. Irritation; — Xkpasu, iimesu; — Irritation; s. Irruption; — Owawa; — Irruption; s. Israelite; — Onye-Isi*a?Ii; — Israelite; s. Issue; — Isi-udjedebe, onya, inva; — Issue; s. It; — Ya, ifeafii, iika; — II. lui. cela: pr. Itch; — Agba; — Démangeaison; s. Itinerant; — Di-iidjeiidje: — Ambulatoire; adj. Itinerate; — Oa-idje, bje mbja; — Voyager; r. ii. Itinerary; — Okwiikwo Idje; — Itinéraire; s. Ivoiy; — Odu, eze-enyi; — Ivoire; 5. Jabber; — €rbal)u okwu ig-babu okwii; — Jacasser v. n. bredouil- Jabberer; — Og-babu ogwu; — BredouiUeur; 5. [lement: 5.] Jackanapes; — Adaka, ozo: — Singe petit ma?tre: s. Jacket; — Xkeiike afeazii; — Veste; s. Jade; — Anyiuya-ike^i^Tilu, mvay? n'elorelo; — Rosse: s. Jail; — UDO-iigra; — Prisoii; s. Jailer; — Onye-uiio-iig'a, onye-nee-imo-u^a; — Ge?lier; s Jam; — Bya, kponye; — Presser, fouler; v. a. Jangle; — Ko ouii, se-okwu; — Se quereller; v. n. Jangler; — Oko-ouo, onye-esemokwu; — Disputeur; s. Janitor; — Onye-oiiu-uzo, o<?e-oim-uzo ; — Portier; s. Jar — Joy 143 Jar; — Meriibe, kiikoli-nmerube; — Ebranler v. a. \dbration; s Jargon; — Okwu g-balu-igha; — Jargon; s Javelin; — Ulbe, og'lbag'ilig'a; — Javeline; s. Jaw; — Balumba; a^ba; — Gueuler v. n. gueule; s. Jaw-bone; — Ag-ba; — M?choire; s. Jealous; — Di-ekwolo; — Jaloux-se; adj. Jealously; — ^'ekwolo; — Avec jalausie; 5. ^ Jealousy; — Ekwolo; — Jalousie; s. Jeer; — Mii-amu; — Railler, moquer; v. a. Jejuneness; — Ag'u, ag-a; — Pauvreté, sécheresse; s. ? Jeopardous ; — Di-eg"wu, di-izeiidii di-ufu; — Hasardeux-se ; adj. Jeopardy; — Xfu, ife-eg-wii, ife-izeiidii ; — Péril; s. Jerk; — Kweriibe, feriibe; — Lancer, secouer; v. a. Jerckin; — Obele afe azu,nkenke afe azii; — Jaquette; s. Jest (joke); — Kpa-amu, ikpa-amu; — Plaisanter v. n. farce; s. Jester; — Okpa-amu; — Plaisant, farceur; s. Jesting; — Ikpa-amu; — Plaisanterie; s. Jewel; — Okwuta di okeonu; — Joyau; s. Jig; — Eg-wii; — Gigue, danse; s. Job; — Olii, olimnado; — Ouvrage, affaire; s. Jockey; — Ole-anyiuya; — Maquignon; s. Jog; — Re-ure; — Secouer; v. a. Join; — Kwako, soke, buko; — Joindre, unir; v. a. Joiner; — Onye nfiako; — Menuisier; s. Joinery; — Olu iif?ako, nf?ako; — Menuiserie; s. Joint; — Nkwoukwo-enweko enweko; — Jointure s. joint-e; ^9. }). Jointed; — Nwelii nkwonkwo; — Articulé-e; adj. Jointly; — Xa nweko, ii'ofu; — Conjointement; adv. Joie; — Nti, ?s?azu; — Hure, nuque; s. Jollity; — Uzu-?wiili awuli; — Ga?té, joie; s. Jolt; — Kwerube; iikwerube; — Cahoter; v. a. secousse; 5. Journal; — Akwiikwo ubos?, ndjurunalii; — Journal; s. Journalist; — Onye-ndjuruiialu; — JournaHste; s. Journey; — Oa idye, g*bainbia-idje, mbia; — Voyager; v. n. voyage; s. Journeyman; — Onye-olu-ug-wo; — Ouvrier; s. Joy; — Xwuli-àwiili ; — Se réjouir; v. n. joie; s. Joyful; — Di-àwuli, djiiputa n'?wiili; — Joyeux-se; adj. Joyfully; — N'?wiili; — Joyeusement; adv. Joyfulness; — Xukwu awuli; — Humeur gaie; s. Joyless; — N'eu^vero awuli, n'adiro awuli; — Triste; adj. 144 Joy — Juv Joylessness; — Euwe^h'awuli'adi^li'awuli ; — Tristesse; 5. Joyous; — Di-awuli; — Joyeax-se; adj. Joyously; — N'awuli; — Joyeusement; adv. Joyousness; — Idi awuli, idjuputa n'awnli; — Joie; s. Jubilee; — Olili, o^e-awuli; — Jubilé; s. Judaical; — Xke ndi-djiida; — Juda?que; adj. Judaism; — Otu ndi-Israeli ; — Judaisme; s. Judge; Onye-ikpe, eze-ikpe; — Juge; s. Judgeship; — Olii ikpe; — Charge de juge; s. Judgement; — Ikpe, eue, nsikwu-ii(^e ; — Jugement; 5. Judicatoiy; — Uiio-?kpe; — Cour de justice; s. Judicature; — Ima-anya-okwu; — Judicature; s. Judicious; — Xwelu-iK^e, malii ife; — Judicieux-se ; adj Judiciously; — ^^''aiuamife, dik'onye marife; — Judicieusement; adv. Jug; — Odjoii^o ite; — Pot, cruche; s. Juggle; — Me anwaiisi; — Jongler; v. n. Juggler: — Anwausi, aiiwansi dibya; — Jongleur; s. Juggling; — Ime auwansi; — Jonglerie; s. Juice; — Misi-os?si; — Jus, suc; s. Juiceless; — X'enwero mili; — Sans jus, sans suc; adj. Juicy; — Idi-mili, ibuso-mili; — Juteux-se; adj. [lange; 5*] Jumble; — Owa, t?gwa; ogwa, n^awau^wa; — Mélanger v. a. mé- Jump; — Wu, ma; owuwu, amama; — Sauter; v. à. saut; s. Junction; — Xfiako, mbuko; — Jonction; 5 Juncture; — Xf?ako, ekpo, m^be; — Jointure; s. Junk; — Takwu-ofya, nduiidu; — Jonque; s. Junket; — Ife-oiiu uso; — Eégal en catimini; s. Junto; — Nukwu-iido, aka-oln; — Cabale; s. Just; — D?-ekelesn, kwuloto; — Juste; adj. Justice; — Eue, ikpe kwuloto, oiiye-ikpe; — Justice, juge; s. Justiciary; — Onye-ikpe, ezeikpe; — Justicier; s. Justifiable; — Di-iralu-ene, di-iliolo; — Justifiable; adj. Justifiably; — Nk'iliolo; — Justement; adv. Justification; — lliolo, iralu-eiie; — Justification; s. Justify; — Rauye-ene, ralu-olo; — Justifier; v. a Justly; — N'eko, ekelesu; — Justement; adi). Justness; — Ekelesu, uzo kwuloto; — Justesse; s. Jut; — Sosopu, miputa; — S'avancer, être en saillie; v. n. Juvenile; — Di nwata, okolobya; — Juvénile; adj. Juv — Kin 145 Juvenility; — Okolobya; — Jeunesse; s. Juxtaposition; — Ndidebe, imodebe; — Juxtaposition; s. K Kedge; — Obele arilika; — Petite ancre; s. Keen; — Di-nko, di-iig"wa; — Tranchant; adj. Keenly; — ?^'a-nko, iia-n^wa; — Vivement; adv. Keep; — Debe, djide, ?ebe; — Garder; v. a. Keeper; — Onye-ndebe; — Gardien; 5. Keeping; — Xdebe; — Garde; s. Keepsake; — Il'e-ii?eta; — Souvenir; s. Keg; — Ag-badi, akele; — Baril, caque; s. Ken; — Fu, ma, malu; — Apercevoir, voir; v. a. Kernel; — Uuo nkita, ulolo; — Chenil, meute; s. Kept; — Edebelu, e?ebelu; — Pris-e. gardé-e; p. p. Kerchief; — Akwaisi, 4?iofo, i?afo; — Couvre-chef; s. Kernel; — IS'kpulu, aku; — Amande; s. Kersey; — Akwa awaliwa; — Créseau; s. Ketch; — Ug'bo akpii iiabo: — Bateau à deux mats; s. Kettle; — Ite-oku, ite-ouuag'wo ; — Chaudron; s. Kettledrum; — Eg'wu-oiia; — Timbale; s. Key; — Isi-ugodi, nkpisi-ug-odi ; — Clé, clef; 5. Key-hole; — 0^1iele-ug"odi; — Trou de la serrure; s. Kick; — Oba-ukwu, ig^ba-iikwu; — Ruer; v. n. ruade; s. Kid; — IS'wa-ewu- nwata-ewu; — Chevreau; s. Kidnap; — To, tolu, to nto; — Enlever; v. a. Kidnapper; — Oiiye-uto; — Voleur d'enfants; s. Kidney; — Akulu; — Rein; s. Kilderkin; — Obele ag-badi; — Barrique; s. Kimbo; — Di-iigilig'o, golu-onu; — Crochu-e, courbé-e; adj. Kin; — Ikwu, ibe; — Parenté; s. Kind; — Afa, élu; d?-afoma, d?-amala; — Espèce; s. bon-ne; adj. Kindle; — Munye oku, ftiiiwu oku, nwiilu; — Allumer; v. a. Kindler; — Onye-nmenvu, onye-nfiinwu ; — Incendiaire; s. Kindliness; — Afoma, ?di-afoma; — Bonté; s. Kindly; - N'afoma; di-nlo, di-amala; - { "^^^ ^^'^ Kindness; — Afoma, amala; — Amabilité, bonté; s. 146 Kin — Knu Kindred; — Ikwu, ibe, nwaime; — Allié, parent; s. Kine (pi. of cow;) — Efi, efig-a, efifa; — Vaches; s. King; — Eze; — Roi; s. Kingdom; — Anieze, obodo; — Royaume; s. Kingly; — Dik'eze-kwesilieze; — Royalement; adv. Kinsfolk; — Ikwu, ibe; — Parents; s. Kinsman; — ?^waime. mvaiina; — Parent, allie; 6-. Kiss; — Susuonii, isusuoiiu; — Baiser; v. a. baiser; s. Kitchen; — Uno iiiii; — Cuisine; s. Kitten; — Nwa oiio^bo,mva obala; — Petit chat; s. Knab; — Ta, taalu, djide; — Brouter; v. a. Knack; — Nko, ituiiko; — Adresse, tour; 5, Knag; — Akpu, akpu osisi; — Noeud; s. Knaggy; — D?-akpii, pulii-akpu; — Noueux-se; acJJ. Knapsack; — Akpa onye a^ha; — Havresac; s. Knar; — Akpu, akpu osisi, akpu iiku; — N?ud, nodosité; s. Knarled; — Di-akpu; — Noueux-se; adj. Knave; — Onye-ng"ili^o; — Coquin, fripon; s. Knavery; — Mbuba; — Coquinerie; s. Knavish; — Di-mbuba, di-n^iiig^o; — Coquin-e; adj. Knee; — Nkpili-ukwu; — Genou; 5 Kneel; — Sekpulu, sekpu; — S'agenouiller; v. n. Knell; — Onu-mg'bilig'ba, onu-ag'Og'o; — Glas; s. Knife; — Nma, opia; — Couteau; s. Knit; — Kwa, kwako; — Nouer, joindre; s. Knittingneedle ; — Ntulu, ologbo; — Aiguille; s. Knob; — Akpu, nsosopu; — N?ud; s. Knobby; — Buso-akpu, di-akpukata; — Plein de n?uds; adj. Knock; — Ku, fi, tu; — Heurter, frapper; v. a. Knocker; — Ofili, otutu; — Marteau; s. Knoll; — Obele-ugwu, u^omuata; — Tertre; s. Knot; — Puakpu-akpu, umakwu; — Nouer; v. a. ;i?ud; s. Knotty; — Buso akpu, di-akpukata; — Noueux-se; adj. Know; — Ma, malu, g-hota; — Conna?tre; v. a. Knowable; — Bi-omama di-nmata; — Connaissable ; adj. Knowingly; — Matuina, na mpu; — Sciemment; adv. Knowledge; — Omama, umata; — Science, connaissance; 6*. Knuckle; — Xkwonkwo-ukpisiaka; — Jointure des doigts; 6-. Knur; — Okpu, akpu, ossissi; — N?ud, bosse; s. Knuriy; — Bi akpu-akpu, kuta; — Noueux; adj. Lab — Lac 147 L Labour; — Olu, olu-ike, ime-omeme ; — Travail labeur; s. — Lu-olu; — Travailler; v, a. et. n. Labourer; — Oiiye-olu; — Travailleur: 5. Laborious; — Di-olu, di-u<^u; — Laborieux-se ; adj'. [adv.] Labouriously ; — imkwu olii, nke oke-olu; — Laborieusement, Lacerate; — Dokwa, sewa; — Lacérer; v. a. Lachrymal; — Di-anya-mili; — Lacrymal-e; adj. Lack; — Nkpa; Fodu, kpa; — Privation; s. Manquer de; v. n. Lackey; — Onye-idje-ukwu, onye-ukwu-enu; — Laquais; s. Laconic; — Di-nkenke, di-nkpilikpi ; — Laconique; adj. Laconically; — Na nkpilikpi, mbe nkpilikpi; — Laconiquement; adv. Laconism; — Mbe-nkpilikpi, okwu-nkpilikpi; — Laconisme; s. Lad; — Nwata nwoke; — Gar?on; s. Ladder; — Obe, ig-wulube; — Echelle; s. Lading; — Ibu, ibu-ug'bo; — Cargaison; s. Lady; — Og'bala-nwayi, nzele-nwayi; — Dame; s. Lag; — Re, na-azu; — Tardif- ve; adj. Lagoon; — Odig-ili; — Lagune; s. Laid; — Atog-bohi atog'bo, edebelu; — Posé-e; part, passé Lake; — Odig-ili; — Lac; s. Lamb; — Nwa-atulu; — Agneau; 5. Lambkin; — Obele nwa-atulu: — Agnelet; J. Lame; — Do-iig'wulo; — Estropier; v. a. — N^wulo, di-ng-wiilo ; — Estropié, boiteux-se ; adj. Lamely; — Ng'ilig'O, dika ng-wulo; — En boitant; adv. Lameness; — ?j'g'wiilo, nsoko; — Imparfaitement; adv. Lament; — Kwa, be; — Se lamenter; v. n. Lamentable; — Di-akwa, di-okwa akwa; — Lamentable; adj. Lamentably; — N'akwa, na nru; — En se lamentant; adv. Lamentation; — Akwa, akwamozu; — Lamentation; s. Lamp; — Ukpe, oku-ukpe; — Lampe; s. Lampblack; — Anwulu-uko; — Noir de fumée; s. Lance; — Grwu, so, ma-ube; — Percer; v. a. — Ube, osolo; — Lance; s. Lancet; — Ag"aba, nma-atu; — Lancette; s. Land; — Aiii, obodo, obani, mba; — Terre, pays; s. — Nye; — Débarquer; v. a. 10 148 Lan — Lap Jjanding; — Ebe-onyeiiye, otu, ose; — Débarquement; s. Landless; — N'einvero ani; — Sans terres; adj. Landloper; — Oso, onye-oso; — Vagabond; 5. Landmark; — Oke-aiii; — Borne; s. Landward; — N'akiiku-aiii; — Vers la terre; adv. Lane; — Owele, iizo-owele; — Chemin, sentier; s. Language; — Asusii, asu, oiiii, okwii; — Langage; s. Languid; — Di-iilo, ii'adir' ike; — Languissant-e ; adj. Languidly; — Xa nlo, nlonlo, owiiowu; — Avec langueur; adv. Languish; — Lo, lowu; — Langueur; Languishment; — Xlowu, iK^awii; — Langueur; s. Languor; — Ofu-okpukpn, ita-aru; — Langueur; s. Lank; — Di-gbelele, di-milili, di-arii-nta; — Maigre, sec; adj. Lankness; — Obelele, milili, arii-uta; — Maigreur; s. Lanyards; — Elili, ede, udo; — Aiguillette; s. Lap; — Sa, sala, ^bodo; — Plier, envelopper; v. a. Lapidary; — Ole-okwuta; — Lapidaire; adj. Lapse; — M?, m?pu, g'afe; — S'écouler; v. n. — Xg^afe, nmipu; — Cours, chute; s. Larboaid; — Ak'ekpe-ug'bo ; — B?bord; s. Larceny; — O?i, izu, izu-ori, ori; — Larcin; s. Lard; — Nmanu-ezi, abuba-ezi; — Lard; saindoux; s. Larder — Ebe-idebe aim; — Garde-manger; s. Large; — Xukwu, di-^mkwu, di-ibu, d?-okpi; - Large, grand; adj. Largely; — Na iiukwu, iike imkwu, iik'ukwu; — Largement; adr. Largeness; — Ibii, imkwii, okp?; — Grandeur; s. Largess; Onyenye, amala, ife-onyenye; — Largesse; s. Larinx; — Akpili, nkoiio, iikpil?-ndu ; — Larynx; s. Lascivious; — Di-eriri, di-ag'hog'ho ; — Lascif- ve; adj. Lash; — Pya, pi; — Fouetter, cingler; v. a. — Oimnii-ital? ; — Fouet, coup de fouet; s. Lass; — Xwata mvayi, nwata a^bo^ho; — Fille; s. Lassitude; — Ncag-ha-arii, ita-aru; - Lassitude; .s. Last; — ?fk'ikpe-azu, ikp'azu, odu; — Dernier; Lasting; — Nato-ato; — Durable, solide; adj. Lastly; — N'ikp'azu, iik'ikp'azu; — Finalement; adv. Latch; — Oedo, g'eci; — Fermer au loquet; v. a. — Elili, uzo; — Loquet; s. Latchet; — Elili akpukp- iik wu ; — Lacet; s. Late; — Ikp'azu-ii?kp'azu; — Tardif-ve; adj. - tard; adv. Lat — Lan 149 Lately; — Otero-aka; — Depuis peu; adv. Lateness; — Ikp'azii, ikpecat'azu; — Ketard; s. Latent; — Zulu ezolu, di-nzozo, di-okpulu; — Caché-e; adj. Laterally; — X'ofu akuku; — Latérallement ; ad^\ Lather; — Ufufu n(j?a; — Mousse de savon; s. Lathy; — Saluaru, di-milili; — Maigre; adj. Latitude; — Obodobo, abadaba; — Latitude; s. Latrant; — Xag-bo-udja, na^boag-bo; — Latterly; — Otero-aka; — Deinierement; adv. Laud; — To, §"0, buni; — Louer; v. a. — Ototo, og-ogo; — Louanges; s. Laudable; — Di-ototo, di-ogog"?; — Louable; adj. laugh; — Mu, mu-amu; — Hire; v. n. — Amu, o<?i; — Rire, ris: s. Laughable; — Di-amu, di-o(?i; — Risible; adi. Laughing; — Amu, imu amu; — Rire; s. Laughter; — Oke-amu, amu; — Rire: s. Launch; — Ba-mili, nyaba-mili; — Chaloupe; s. Laundress; — Osu-akwa, osu-akwa nwayi; — Blanchisseuse; s" Laundry; — Ebe-asumakwa, ebe-?su-akwa; — Lavanderie; s. Lave; — ?a, su, wu; — Laver; v. a. Laver; — Nukwu afele; — Cuve; 6*. Lavish; — Kivayi, meyi; — Prodiguer; v. a. — Di-ukwayi, u'emeyi emeyi; — Prodigue; a^//. Lavishly; — Xke uuauiyi, nke ukwayi; — Avec prodigalité; adv. Law; — Iwu; — Loi; s. Lawful; — Kwuloto, zili ezi; — Legal, légitime; adj. Ijawfully; — KwuPoto, ezimezi; — Légalement; adv. Lawfulness; — Ekelesu, ikwul'oto; — Légalité; s. Law-giver; — Ouye-ima iwu; — Législateuj- s. Lawless; — X'enivero-iwu ; — Sans foi; adj. Lawlessly; — N'euwegli'iwu, u'agbanyegh'iwu; — Illégalement; r/^/z;. Lawn; — lyeue, iyene-ani; — Pelouse; s. Lawyer; — Onye-iwu; — Homme de loi; s. Lax; — Di-reghereghe, udug-bele; — L?che, flasque; adj. Laxative; — Di-inupu-afo ; — Laxatif-ve; adj. Laxity; — Eglielu oge oruru-afo, mvoko; — Rel?chement; s. Lay; — Togbo, do n'ibe, yi akwa; — Mettre, placer, pondre; r. a Lazily: — N'obo, u'ure; — Avec paresse; adv. Laziness; — Obo, ure; — Paresse; s. 150 Lea — Lec Lea; — Ozala, iyeiie; — Prairie; s. Lead; — Oze; — Plomb; s. Lead; — Du, kpo, kpaiidu; — Conduire; v. a. Leaden; — Oze; — De plomb; adj. Leader; — Onye-iidu, oiiye-odudii; — Conducteur; s. Leaf; — Akwukwo, ibe-aku; — Feuille; s. — 3Ia akwukwo ; — Pousser des feuilles ; v. n. Leafless; — X'enwero-akwukwo ; — Sans feuilles; adj. Leaflet; — Akwukwo nta; — Foliole; s. Leafy; — Buso-akwukwo; — Feuillu; adj. League; — ?^mako; ananiako-ani, ili-i^i; — Ligue; lieue; 5. Leak; — Ri, ripu, riba; — Couler; v. n. — Oriri, og'hele, mg-bawa; — Fuite, voie d'eau; s. Leakage; — Oriri, nk'oriri; — Fuite, perte; s. Lean; — Di g"beiele, di-aru nta; — Maigre adj. — Dabelu; ita-aru; — S'incliner; v. n. maigreur; s. Leanness; — Ita-aru, aru-nta; — Maigreur; s. Leap; — Ma, wu; — Sauter; v. a. et. n. — Omama, owuwu; — Saut, bond; s. Learn; — Mu, muta; — Apprendre; v. a. Learned; — Mutalu amuta; — Savant-e; adj. Learnedly; — nmuta, nke nmuta; — Savamment; adv. Learner; — Onye-nmuta; — Ecolier; s. Learning; — Xmuta; — Savoir, science; s. Lease; — Go; og'Og'o; — Louer ? bail; v. a. bail; s. Leasing; — Asi, okwu-asi; — Fausseté; s. Least; — Kasi mpe; — l.e moindre; adj. Leather; — Akpukpo edozili edozi; — Cuir; s. Leathery; — Dik'akpukpo; — De cuir; adj. Leave; — Rapu fodu; — Laisser; v. a. Leaven; — Ufufu; — Levain s. Lechery; — Ag-hog-ho n'eriri; — Lascivité; s. Lection; — Og'ug'u, og'ug'u-akwukwo; — Le?on; s. Lecture; — Ita-uta, mba; — Lecture; s. Led; — Edulu edu; — Diiigé-e; part. pass. Ledge; — Og"bumi; — Rebord; s. Leech; — Etu; — Sangsue; s. Leer; — Tuloba anya; — Regarder du coin de l'?il; v. a, — Anya-ufye; — Oeillade; 5. Lees; — Uluputu, oru (manya); — Lie; s. ' Lef — Leg 151 Left; — Arapulii arapii; ak'ekpe; — Laissé-e; p. pass, gauche; s, Lef thanded ; — Ak'ekpe, di-ak'ekpe, n'eme ak'ekpe; — Gaucher; adj. Leg; — Ukwu, ohi, olu-ukwu; — Jambe; s. Legal; — KwuFoto, kwuPoto n'iwii; — Légal; adj. Legality; — Ikwul'oto n'iwu; — Légalité; s. Legalize; — Me k'ife kwul'oto ii'iwu; — Légahser; v. a. Legally; — N'hvu, dik'iwu si di; — Légalement; adv. Legation; — Uko; — Légation; 5. Legerdemain; — Anwansi, ime anwansi; — Tour de passe-passe; s. Legible; — Di-og-ug-u; — Lisible; adj. Legibly; — X'idi ogiigii; — Lisiblement; adv Legion; — Otii ndi-og*u; — Légion; s. Legislate; — Ma iwii, ti-iwii; — Faire des lois; v. n. Legislator; — Onye-ima-hvii ; — Législateur; s. Legislature; — Otii-iwii, otii ima-iwu; — Législature; s. Leisure; — Ofu mag'be, efe; — Loisir; s. Lend; — Zinye, iionye; — Prêter; v. a. Length; — Og'onogo; — Longueur; s. Lengthen; — O-lbati, g^batikwii, sowanye; — Allonger; v. a. Lengthwise; — Ogonogo, n'ogonogo ; — En longueur; adv. Lengthy; — Di-iiwa ogoiiogo; — Un peu long; adj. Lenient; — Di-ebele, di-nwayo; — Doux-ce, lénitif-ve; adj. Lenity; — Ebele, uwayo; — Douceur; s. Lens; — Ug'eg'be; — Loupe, lentille; s. Leopard; — Ag"u, awolo; — Léopard; s. Leper; — Onye-ekpeiita, oiiye-arutulu ; — Lé])reux; s. Leprosy; — Ekpenta, aru-o?a; — Lèpre; s. Leprous; — Di-ekpenta, ariitiilu; — Lépreux-se; adj. Lesion; — Uluarii, ibuarii; — Lésion; s. Less; — Kanipe, k'obele; — Moindre; adj. Lessen; — Benata; Amoindrir; v. a. Lest; — Maka; — De crainte que; conj. Let;' — Kwe, rapu; — Laisser; s. — Ife-ogbogt)o, niiac^ig-ha ; — Obstacle; s. Lethal; — Di- own, iiegbii egbu; —- Mortel-le; adj. Lethargic; — Natu 11 la, di olu ula; — Léthargique; cvdj. Lethargy; — Olu ula; — Léthargie; s. Lethe; — N?ezo, ulozo, owu; — OubH; s. Lethean; — ?fakpata u?ezo, uakpata ula; — De l'oubli; adj. Lethiferous; — Xegbu egbu; — Léthifére; — adj. 152 Let — Lev Letter; — Akwukwo oz?, nkpuln akwukwo; — Lettre; .v. Letter-press; — Odede akwukwo; — Impression; s. Letters; — ]^muta, akwukwo; — Lettres; s. Levant; — Iru awu, nk'iru awu; — Levant; s. Level; — Tela, kpola; iyeue; — Niveler; v. a. niveau; s. Leveller; — Onye-utela, onye-iikpola; — Niveleiir; s. Levelling; — Ntela, ukpola; — Nivellement; s. Leviable; — Di unako, di-ina utu; — Qu'on peut lever; adj. Levity: — Ikpa amu, nmug'heU; — Légèreté; s. [Levée; s.\ Levy; — Xako, na utu; iua utu, nnako; — Lever, imposei'; a. Lewd; — Di-ag-hog-ho, di-eriri; — Débauché-e; adj. Lewdly; — N'agrhog'ho, n'eriri; — Impudiquement; adv. Lewdness; — Ag-hoj^ho, eriri, ulu ani; — rm})udicité; s. Liability; — Mbuna; — Responsabilité; s. Liar; — Ouye-asi, onye-okwu asi; — Menteur; 6\ Libation; — Manya atuluatu; — Libation; s. Liberate; — Gbapu, g'baputa; — Libérer; v. a. Liberation; — M^baputa, og'bagfba; — Libération; 6\ Liberator; — Onye-mgrbaputa; — Libérateur; s. Libidinous; — Di-ag'hog'ho, di-eriri; — Libidineux-se ; adj. Lick; — La, sa la<^a; — Lécher; v. a. liickerish; — Di-ouu uso, di-usa; — Friand- e; adj. Lie; — Si asi, kwu asi, tog'bolu; — Mentir; v. n. — Asi, okwu asi; — Mensonge; s. Lieu; — Nuo(fi, okwa; — Lieu; s. J Aie: — Ndu, idi-udu, ukele; — Vie; s. Life-blood; — Okala-ndu; — Sang vital; s. Life boat; — Ug'bo udu; - Bateau de sauvetage; s. Lifeless; — N'enwero udu, n'edjiro udu; — Sans vie, mort-e; adj. Lifelessness; — Enwe^h'ndu, edjig*h'udu; — Privation de la vie; s. Life-time; — Ndu, ubosi udu; — Vie, durée de la vie; s. Lift; — Weui, buni; — Lever, soulever; v. a. — Mbuni, nweni; — Action de lever; s. ? Ligament; — Ife uzoko, ife nliedo; — Ligament; 6\ Ligation; — Nkedo, nzoko, okeke; — Liaison s. Ligature; — Elili, ag-bu; — Ligature; s. Light; — Munye, funwu; — Enflammer; v. a. — Ife, ifolo; — Lumière; s. Lighten; — Nwupu, gbupu; — Alléger, soulagei-; v. a. Lighter; — Ouye-nmunye; — Allumeur; s. Lig — Lik 158 Light-headed; — Anya ii'adiro iinia, isii^li'apiilu: — Etourdi-e; adj. Light-house; — Uno oku, uno oku-ukpe; — Phare: s. Lightly; — ??"?wan^wa, ii-ukele; — I^égè rement; adv. Light-minded; — Di-u?e-nfepu; — Irréfléchi-e ; adj. Lightness; — Nfe, idi-nfe, oiiwuiiwu; — l^ogèreté; s. Lightning; — Amuma; — Eclair; s. ijights; — Ufokpolo; — Poumons: s. Ligneous; — Osisi, di-osisi; — Ligneux-se; adj. Like; — Ka, dika: — Comme, tel que: adv. — Oyili, ife-yili; — Chose semblable; s. Likelihood; — Odika; — Vraisemblance; s. Likely: — Ka, dika; — Probablement; adv. Liken; — Tuuyelii, ma-atu; — Comparer; v. a. Likeness; — Oyiyi; — Ressemblance; 5. Likewise; — Azi, n'ofu azi; — Pareillement; adv. Liking; — Uso, ag"!!; — Inclination, gout; s. Limb; — Xg-adaba-ani, ibelibe-aru; — Membre; s. Limber; — Di-ogwog'wo, di-nlog^o; — Flexible, souple; ajyj. Limberness; — Og'wogrwo, ololo; — Soui)le8se: s. Lime; — Nzu, nzii-oyibo; — Chaux; s. Lime-stone; — Ok>vuta-nzu; — Pierre à chaux; s. Limit; — Oke, uso, akpamoke; — Limite; s. Limitable; — Di-ikpa-oke; — Qu'on peut limiter; adj. Limitation; — Akpamoke, ikpa-oke; — limitation; s. Limitless; — X'enwero-oke ii'emvero-ube ; — Illimité: adj. Limp; — Soko, sokoli, lu-ukwu, tu-iikwu; — Boiter; v. n. Limpingly: — ?fg'ilig'o, 11a iisokoli; — Eu boitant: adv. Limy; — Di-iizu; — Calcaire; adj. Line; — Ndili, ede, usolo; — Ligne; s. Lineag-e; — ??'dudiigandu ; — Lignage, lignée; 6\ Lineally; — Og"ono^o, u'og'onog'O ; — En ligne directe; adr. linear; — Dika iidiii; — Linéaire; adj. linen; — Ak^va dik'ufa; — Toile; s. Linger; — Na azft, na odii, bie-mbie; — Tarder; v. a. Lingering; — Di-iire; — Languissant-e ; adj. Lingual; — Nke ile; — Lingual; adj. Linguist; — Onye-asusu; — Linguiste; s. Liniment; — Ude, manu, ife-otete; — Liniment; s. Link, — Soko, sokodo, koko, kokodo; — Encha?ner; v. a. Lion; — A^aba; — Lion; 154 lip — Liq Lip; — Eg-biig-bele-oim; — Lèvre; s. Lipped; — Nwelu eg-Mg-bele-onu ; — Lippu-e; adj. Liquefaction; — M??'baze, iizize; — Liquéfaction; s. Liquéfiable; — Di-mg-baze, di-iizize; — Liquéfiable; adj. Liquefy; — Gbaze, zize; — Liquéfier; a. Liquescency; — Idi-iii^baze, idi-nzize; — Action de se liquéfier; Liquescent; — N'ag-baze-ag-baze, ii'ezize-ezize; — Qui se liquéfie; adj. Liquid; — ?f'erii-erii ; — Liquide; s. — Ife-mili, ife-oruru; — Liquide; s. Liquidate; — Dozi, ^bazi; — Liquider; v. a. Liquidation; — Xdozi, mg^bazi; — Liquidation; Liquidator; — Oiiye-ndozi, onye-iig-bazi; — Celui qui liquide: s. Liquidity; — Idi-in?li; — Liquidité; s. Liquor; — Ife-olala, manya; — Liqueur; ^\ Lisp; — Suka, sukali, — Grasseyer; v. n. — ?fsuka; — d-rasseyement; s. List; — Denye, g-e-nt?; — Ecouter; v. a. Listen; — Xa nti, nti; — Ecoutez; excl. Listless; — N'agrbanyero; — Inattentif- ve ; adj. Listlessly; — N'ag'baiiyeg'h'ife; — Inattention; Litany; — Litaiiia-ayoyo ; — Litanie; s. Litterally; — N'akpul'okwu; — Littérallement ; adv. Literature; — Ima-akwukwo, omama-akwukwo ; — Littérature; ^. Lithe; — Di-nlog"0, di-nmadji; — Flexible, souple; s. Litheness; — Id?-nmadji, idi-nlog"o; — Souplesse; s. Live; — Di, di-udii, bi, bili; — Etre vivant; v. n. — Di-ndu, iiwelii iidu, di-ug^wa; — Vivant-e, en vie; adj. Livelihood; — Ndu, ukele, ukpa-iiiii; — Vie; s. Liveliness; — Idi-iikele, idi-ng'wa; — Vivacité; s. Livelong (To be): — To, to-iitoto; — Etre éternel: v. n. Lively; — Di-ng-wa, di-iikele; — Vif-ve, animé-e; adj. — ya n^wa, ng-waii^wa; — Vivement; adj. Liver; — Imedju, onye-diiidu; — Qui vit, vivant; s. Live-stock; — Anu-iiuo; — Bétail; s. Lizard; — Xg-wele, ugwele; — Lézard; s. Lo; — ?fe, iiedu; — Voilà, voyez; inferj.^ Load; — Bo-ibu, kivanye; — Charger; v. a. — Ibu; — Fardeau, charge; s. ■ Loading; — Ibu, ibu-iig-bo; — Chargement; s. Loaf; — Ibe-a(fi?a, og'be-a?i?a; — Pain; s. Loa— Lob 155 Loam; — Oke-ani, ufomaiii; — Terre glaise; 5. Loan; — Ziiiye: — Emprunter; v. a. — Xziiiye, ife-uzinye; — Prêt, emprunt; s. Loathe; — Gbii, kpo-asi; — Abhoi-rer; v. a. Loatliesome; — Di-og'bug'bu; — Dégo?tant e; adj. Loathesomeness ; — Og'bug'bii; — Dégo?t; s. Lob; — Tura, kwatiie; — Laisser tomber; v. a. Lobster; — Ida, isia; — Homard; s. Locate; — Debe, tinye; — Placer; v. a. Location; — Ndebe, iitiiiye; — Location; Loch; — Owoli, odig"ili; — Lac; s. Lock; — Nkpa?i, ife-iikpac^?, u^rodi; — Serrure; Locksmith; — Uzu-ug'odi, iizu-iikpa(^i ; — Serrurier; ,s'. Locust; — I^wulube, okpie; — Sauterelle; s. Lodge; — Oiiii, imo-iita; — Loge; s. — Xwii-ula; — Loger; v a. Lodge I'; — Onye-obi; — Locataire; s. Lodging; — Uno-obi; — Logement, logis; s. Lodgment; — Obi, obibi; — Logement; s. Loftiness; — Emi, idi-eiiii, n^ala; — Elévation; s. Lofty; — Di-eim, d?-ii^ala; — Elevé-e; adj. Log; — Og"we, ug-wu; — B?che; s. Loin; — Ere; — Longe; s. Loins; — Akolo; — Reins; s. Loiter; — Reg-hali; — Tarder; v, n. Loiterer; — Onye-iireg'hal?, onye-iire; — Fl?neur; s Lone; — Natu-oyi, di ii'iiso, kwulu efem; — Solitaire, isolé-e; adj. Loneliness; — Xtumoyi, ikwu-efcm; — Solitude; s. Lonely; — Di n'uso, fepulii isi; — Solitaire; adj. Long; — Di-og'Oiiog:o, di-uso; — Long-gue; adj. Longevity; — Utomi, iitoto, atoto; — Longévité; s. Longing; — Ag^ii; — Impatience; s. Longitude; — Og'Oiiog'O, iiso; — Longitude; s. Longwise; — Og-onojETO, irog-onogo; --En long; adv. Look; — Ne, ne-anya, ?o; — Regarder; v. a. — Ii'ii, ine-anya; — Mine, figure, air; s. Lookingglass ; — U^aregbe, eiiyo; — Miroir; s. Loom; — Obe, obe-ikpa-akAva; — Métier; s. Loop; — Nmakwu; — Bride; s. Loop-hole; — Oghele-akpu; — Trou, meurtrièri; .s. 156 Loo — Lop Loose; — To, topu, ^bato; — Délier; v. a. , — Di-aghala-di-akpankam; — L?che, reiriché-e; s. Loosely; — N'akpaiikai?i ; n^a^hala; — L?chement; adv. Loosen; — Totu, totuiiata; — Desserrer; v. a. Lop; — Beka, ^buka; — Ebrancher; v. a. Loquacious; — Di-ekwukwu, di-ekwulekwu; — Loquace; apj. Loquacity; — Ekwulek^vu, ekwukwu; — Loquacité; s. Lord; — Biiiwenu, Nna, Onye-isi; — Seigneur, ma?tre; s. Lordliness; — Nkpakoli, ni^ala, oke-ii^ala; — Dignité; s. Lordling; — Nnanta, obele-D?iiweim; — Petit-seigneur; s. Lordly; — Di-ii^ala, di-ukpakoli; — Noble, hautain-e; adj. Lore; — Nmuta, nkuzi; — Science, savoir; s. Lubricate; — Kwomi; me k'ife iiolu; Lubrifier; v. a. Lubricity; — Onono, iitela, iikwomi; Lubricité; s. Lubricious; — Di-iitela, n'ano-ano; — Lubrique; adj. Lucid; — Di-ife, di-ifolo, n'amii-amu ; — Lucide; adj. Lucidness; — Omumii, idi-ifolo; — Transparence; s. Luck: — Inyo, iikwa; — Fortune, chance: s. Luckily; — N'awole, n'isi-oma; — Heureusement; adv. [reux-se; adj.] Luckless; — Adjo-aru, n'enwero-awole, isi-adio-arii ; — Maq{eu- Lucky; — Awole, isi-oma; — Heureux-se; adj. Lucrative ; — Di-elele, di-ulii ; — Lucratif- ve ; adj. Lucre; — Elele, ulu; — Lucre; s. Luculent; — Di-ifolo, sebu-enu, grbalu-emi; — Clair, limpide; adj. Ludicrous; — Di-amu; — Risible; adj. 1 Aidicrously ; — N'amii, nk'amu; — Risiblement; adv. Lug; — Pupa; — Tirer, tra?nei"; v. a. — Ibu-alo; — Fardeau; s. Luggage; — Ibu, ife-ife; — Bagage; s. Lukewarm; — Di-nnala-iinala; — Tiède; adj. Lukewarmness ; — ?fnala-iiiiala, idi-nnala-niiala; — Tiédeur; s. Lull; — Oug-ii, lakwado; — Endormir; v. a. Lump; — We n'og'be; — Prendre en bloc; — v. a. — O^be; — Masse, bloc; s. Lumpish; — Di-alo, di-og"be; — Gros, lourd -e; adj. Lumpishly; — N'og'be, ii'alo; — Lourdement, adv. Lumpy; — Buso-og-be; — Grumeleux-se; adj. Lunacy; — Isi-ng-hapii, ikoliko, ikoliko-aiiya ; — Foiie. aliénation; 5. Lunch; — Azi, i^ba-azi; — Go?ter; s. Lung; — Ufokpolo; — Poumon; s. Lan— Luj- Lange; — Ima-iiina, ?su-?^be; — Botte; Lurch; — Ng-liapu, nkpole; — Bredouille; 5. — Oha, kpole; Meli; — Biaiser; tromper; v. a. Lure; — La; Ife-ula; — Leurrer; v. a. Jeuire; 8. Lurk; — Zobe, <?e; — Se cacher; v n. Lurking-place; — Ebe-nzozo; — Cachette; s. Lustre; — Oiiwumalamala ; ifolo, okwukpe; — Eclat lustre; Lustful ~ Ag'iindjona^u, ifeiiakpa: — Sensuel-let adj. Lustily; — N'anya-o?a, n'ika-anya; — Vigoureusement; culv. Lustrate; — Do-o<?a; — Purifier; v. a. Lustration; — Ido-0(fa; — Purification; s. Lusty; — Di-ag'big'ibi, di-akant?ti; — Vigoreux-se; adj. Lute; — Ubo-akwala; — Luth; .s-. Luxate; — Kpakwo, lokwo, kwopu; — Luxer; v. a. Luxation; — Nkpakwo, nlokwo, nkwopu; — Luxation; s. Luxury; — Oke-olil?, oke-olala; — Luxe; s. Lying; — As?, okwii-as?; — Mensonge; s. Lyre; — Ubo-akwala; — Lyre; M Macerate; — Ta-ani, za-aru; — Macérer; v. a. Maceration; — Ita-ani, iza-arii; — Macération; s. Machinate; — Zu, tikolu, g-ba-oiiya; — Machiner, tramer; v. Machination; — Izuzii, onya, iifiko; — Machination; .s. Macula; — Ntupo; — Tache; s. Maculate; — Tiipo; — Tacher; v. a. Mad; - IN^'ewiwe, isig-U'apulu, ii'emikoliko ; — Fou, folle; eu Màdam; — Xwayi; — Madame; .s. Madden; — We-iwe, pn-ala, i^ljjapu-isi ; — Rendre fou; v. a. Made; — Ewelii-eme; ekePeke; — Fait-e; p. passé. Madly; — N'ala, iike ala, na nsokwii; — En foi; adv. Madman; — Oiiye-ala, onye-ikoliko; — Fou; s. Madness; — Ala, ikoliko; — Fohe, démence; s. Madrepore; — Erulu; — Madrépore; s. Maggot; — Ariiru, akwa-?djidj?; ~ Larve, ver; 5. Magisterial; — Di-iig-ala, di-uko; — Magistral-e; adj. Magisterially; — Xa iig-ala, n'liko; — Magistralement; adv. Magistracy; — Olu-ikpe, olu-oiiye-ikpe; — Magistrature; s- l?S Mag— xAIai Magistrate; — Oiiye-ikpe, eze-ikpe; — Magistrat; s. Magnanimity; — Oke-obi, uko, afoma; — Magnanimité; s. Magnanimous; — Di-oke-obi, di-afoma; — Magnanime; s. Magnanimously; — X'oke-obi, iia dike; — Magnanimement; adv. Magnate; — Oiralaiiya; ojraimbulii ; — Magnat; s. Mag-nific; — Xukwu, di-ebube; — Magnifique; adj. Magnificence; — Xukwii, ebiibe; — Magnificence; s. ^Magnificent; — Di-nukwu. di-ebube: — Magnifique; adj. Magnifier; — Onye-mbuni; — Celui qui exalte; s. Mag-nify; — Bii, buni; — Exalter; v. a. Magnitude; — Idi-nukwu; — Grandeur; s. Maid, maiden; — Xwa^bosrho; — Fille, vierge; s. Maidenly; — Di-iru-aiii, di-ifele; — Virginal; s. Mail; — Afe-igrwe, akpa-akwukwo-ozi ; — Maille; malle-poste; s. Maim; — Bu-ohis?; — Mutiler; v. a. — Olus?; — Mutilation; s. Main; — Isi; — Principal, essentiel; 5 Mainly; — ??'k'isi, nk'ekaiiu, iike bu isi; — Principalement; adr. Main-mast; — Akpu n^ho nkVtiti; — Grand mat; s. Maintain; — Debe, djide, <?ebe, <?edo; — Maintenir; v.a. Maintainable; — Di-u<^*edo, di- ndebe; — Soutenable; adj. Maintenance; — Xni, ife-olili; — Subsistance; s. Maize; — Oka, ojE^badu; — Mais; s. Majestic; — Di-ebube, di-uukwu; — Majestueux-se; adj. Majestically; — X'ebube, iia nukwu; — Majestueusement; adv. Majesty; — Ebube, uukwu; — Majesté; s. Major; — Ka nukwu, k'okenye; — Majeur; adj. Majordome; — Isi-odibo, ouye-isi-odibo ; — Majordome; s. Majority; — Xdi kauu, osro-madu; — Majorité; 5. Make; — Me, do, ke; — Faire; v. a. — Omofu omomo; — Fa?on, forme; .s\ Makebate; — Onye-nlauye-og'u; — Boute-feu; s. Maker; — Onye-melti-ife, onye-kelu-ife ; — Auteur; s. Malady; — Oya, aru-onwunwu; — Maladie; s. Malapert; — Di-auya-0(?a; di-ika-aiiya; — Mal-appris; adj. Male; — Oke;-nwoke; — Male; s. Malediction; — Abumonu; — Malédiction; s. Malefactor; — Ouie ife-odjo, onie ndjo; — Malfaiteur; s. Malefaction; — Ifodjo, n/ljo; — Méfait; s. Malevolence; — Obi-odjio, izuzu-iidjio, afo-ndjo; — Malveillance; 6.' Mal— Mam 159 Malevolent; — Di-obi-ndjo, ^i-afo-ndjo; — Malveillant-e; adj. Malformation — Omomo-ndjo, adjo-omofu; — Conformation vicieuse s-. Malice; — Ilo, adj'iwe, i(?ekwa-iwe; — Malice; s. Malicious; — Di ii'ilo, di-i(^ek\va-iwe ; — Malicieux-se ; adj. Maliciously; — N'iwe iikiti, ii'ilo; — Malicieusement; adj. Malign; — Fodjo, kpe; kpe?a, reg'ha; — Maltraiter; v. a. Malignancy; — OM-odjo, afo-ndjo, iwe; — Malignité; s. Malignant; — Di-afo-ndjo, di ii'ilo; — Mechant-e; adj. Malignity; — Ilo, asi, adjo-iwe; — Malignité; s. Malignly; — N'oM-odjo, ii'afo-iidjo; — Malignement; adv. Malison; — Abumoiiu, mbumonn; — Malédiction; s. Mall; — Ti, ku; ~ Meurtrir; v. a. — Of?l?, ilo-ora; — Mail, maillet; s. ' Mallard; — Oke-obog*u ofya; — Malart; s. Mallet; — Ofili-osisi; — Maillet; s. Malpractice; — Adjo-omeme: — Inconduite; s. Maltreat; — Medjo, kpa; — Maltraiter; v. a. [vais traitement: s.] Maltreatment; — Nmeg-bu, nmedjo, okpakpa, nkpag-bu; — Mau- Malversation ; — Adjo-olu, adjo-omeme; — Malversation; s. Mamma: — Ine, une; — Maman; s. Mammiferous; — Xwelu-ala, bu ala; — Mammifère; s. Mammiilary; — Nke ala, ala; -- Mammillaire; adj. .Mammon; — Aku, eg-o; — Richesses; 5. Man; — Madu, uwoke; — Homme; s. Manacle; — Yibe-ig-a, kpoba-ig'a; — Mettre des menotes; v. a. Manacles; — Ig-a; — Menottes; s. Manage; — Me, ?i, ?lko; — Gouverner; v. a. Manageable; — Di-o?i?i, di-u(?iko; — Maniable; ad]. Management; — N(?iko, 0(?i(?i; — Gestion; s. Manag-er; — Ouye-o?i?i, ouye-u(^iko; — Directeur; s. Mandate; — Iwu, ozi; ~ Mandat, ordre; s. Mandible; — Agba; — Mandibule; ^. Manducation; — Otata, ita-ife; — Mastif ication ; s. Mane; — Oza; — Crinière; s. Manes; — Ndi mo; — M?nes; s. Manful; — Kalu-anya, di-anya-o?a; — Courageux-se ; adj. Manfully; — N'auya-o(?a, dika madu; — Courageusement; ad^K Mange; — Akpakpa; — Gale; s. Mangle; — Obukasi, gbuto; — Mutiler; v. Mango; — Mang*o, ugili-oyibo; — Mangue; s. 1()U Mail— Mar Mangy; — Bi-akpakpa, bii80-akpakpa; — Galenx-se; adj. Manhalter; — Okpomadn-asi ; — Misanthrope; s. Manhood; — Os^o madii, ogo iiwoke, iiwoke-oba; — Virilité; .s* Mania; — Ala ikoliko; — Manie; s. Maniac: — Xapu-ala, neme-ikoliko; — Maniaque; adj. — Onye-ala, oiiye-ikoliko; — Maniaque; s. Maniacal; — N'apu-ala, ii'eme-ikoliko; — Fou, enrage; adj. Manifest; — Crosi; — Manifester; v. a. — Akwukwo i^bu ug"bo; — Manifeste; s. Manifestation; — Ng'os?, nfinvaputa; — Manifestation; s. Manifestlj^; — N?fe, u?folo; — Manifestement; adv. Manyfold; — Imelime; — Nombreux; adj. Manikm; — Nwoke iita; — Mannequin; s. Manipulate; — Lii-olu aka; me ii'aka; — Manipuler; v. a. Manipulation; — Idji-aka hi-olu; ime iraka; — Manipulation; .s. Mankind; — Madu; — Genre humain; s. Manlike; — Dika invoke; — Viril; adj. Manliness; — Dike, ebube; — Bravoure; s. Manly; — Di-dike, di-ebube; — M?le; adj. Manner; — Omofu, uzo, omeme, iru; — Manière; s. Manneiism; — Ememe; — Affectation; s. Mannerly; — Bi-asala, di-iisala; — Bien élevé; adj. Planners; — Asala, nsala; — Manières, m?ui's; s. Mansion; — Xukwii iino-obi; — Chateau; s. Mantle; — Akwa-okoko; — Manteau; s. Mantua; — Afe-eiiu-aru, okwa-afe; — Mante; à\ Manual ; — . Akamelii, edji-akaine ; — Manuel ; s. Manumission; — Irafu-ora, nrafu; — Manumission; s. Manumit; — Rafu; — Affranchir; v. a. Manure; -- Zu-aiii; — Engraisser; v. a. — Ife-izii- aiii ; — Engrais; s. Manurial; — X'azii-an?, d?-izu-ani; — Qui engraisse; adj. Manuscript; — Akwiikwoakadelu ; — Manuscrit; Many; — Imelime; — Beaucoup, plusieurs; adj. Map; — Akwukwo-uwa: — Mappe-rnonde; s. Mart — Lii-ani, melii-aru; — Gatei; endommager; v. a. Maraud; — Nja, iiya-aiiya, me-anya, ?e-anya; — Marauder; v. a. Marauder; — Oiiye-anya; — Maraudeur; s. March; — Ga ii'usu; — Marcher; v. n. Mare; — Xwuiiye anyinya; — Jument; s. Mar— Mas lOl Margin; — Nti, uso, iki)ele; — Marge, bord; s. Marine; — Onye^og^ii nk' ug"bo; — Marin; s. Mariner; — Onye-akpa iia mili; — Matelot; s. Marital; — ?fke di; — Marital; adj. Maritime; — Nk'orimili nnu; nk'abadi; — Maritime; adj. Mark; — Eg*o, akala; — Marc, marque; s — Ra, riama, de; — Marquer; v. a. Market; — Afya, oma-afya; — Marché; s. — Zu afya; — Faire le marché; p. n. Marketable; — Di-izii ii'afya; — De bonne vente; aclj. Marketing; — Ife-afya; — Marche; s. Marksman; — Oiiye ii'agba-iita aka; — Tireur; s. Marriage; — Auuiidi, iiiwe-nwuiiye, inwe-di; — Mariage; s. [adj.] Marriageable; — Bi-onuiui, di-enwe-di, di-emve-nwunye; — Nubile Marrow; — Umi; — Moelle; s. Marrow-bone; — Akpukpu-iim? ; — Os à moelle; s. Marrow-fat; — Abuba-umi, ukwa-oyibo; — Sois carré; s. Marrowy; — Di-um?, buso-umi; — Moelleux-se; adj. Marry; — Nu, niilu; — Marier; épouser; v. a. Marsh; — Aniapiti; — Marais; s. Marshal; — Domia; — Ranger, ordonner; v. a. Marshy; — Apiti, d?-ulo, di-ulu; — Marécageux-se ; adj. Mart; — Afya, oma-afya; — Marché; s. Martial; — Di-dike, sili-obi; — Martial; ad). Martyr; — . Oiiye-ama; — Martyr; 5. Martyrdom: — Omeg-bii ndi-ama; — Martyre; .s. Martyrology; — Akoko ndi-ama; — Martyrologe; s. Marvel; — T?-iikpu; — Merveille; s. Marvellous; — Di-iti-nkpu; — Merveilleux-se ; adj. Marvellously; — Nuiti-nkpii, n'ebube; — Merveillen sèment; adr. Masculine; — Oke, dika nwoke; — Masculin; adj. Mash; — Ro g"be; — Mélanger; v. a, — Ororo, a<^aba; — Mélange; Masonry; — Olu iikpolon'okwiite ; — Ma?onnerie; s. Mass; — O^be, ig^we, mg-bako, mass, misa; — Messe; 6. Massacre; — Gbiikasi; — Massacrer; v. a. — Mgbukasi; — Massacre; s. Massiness; — Idi-ogbe, o^be, alo; — Masse; s. Massive; — Di-og'be, di-alo, di-okp?; — Massif- ve; adj. Mast; — Akpu u^bo oyibo; M?t; s. Mas— Mat Master; — Nna, isi, oiiye-isi, dinweim; Ma?tre; s. — Meli; — Ma?triser, dompter; v. a. Masterkey; — Eze-nkpisi-iig"odi; — Passe-partout; s. Master-piece; — Isi-olu; — Cbef-d'?uvi-e; s. Mastery; — Nmeli, on wen we, ike; — Puissance, empire; s. Masticate; — Ta, tali; — Mastiquer, m?cher; v. a. Mastication; — Xtali otata; — Mastication; s. Mastic; — Mg'ba, obia; — Mastic; s. Mastiff; — Nkita, nukwu nkita; — M?tin; s. Mat; — Ute; — Natte; s. — Kpa, kpa-ute; — Natter, aplatir; v. a. Match; — Og'u, ife-oku; — Lutte, concours; s. — Daba, nulu; — S'unir, se marier; v. n. Matchless; — N'enwero-atu, n'enwero-ubu; — Incomparable; ad; Mate; — Og"bo, ibe, ofu abo; — Compagnon, compagne; s. Material; — Ifo-olu; — Matériel; s. Maternal; — Nke nne, dika nne; — Maternel; adj. Maternity; — Nne, ibu-nne, abu-nne; — Maternité; ,s. Matin; — Ututu; — Matin; s. Matrix; — Afo, ng^wu-nwa; — Matrice; s. Matricide; — Ig"bu-nne; — Matricide; s. Matrimonial; — Nk'anundi, nk'inudi; — Matrimonial; adj. Matrimony; — Anundi, inudi. inunwunye; — Mariage; s. Matter: — Ife, abu, isi-okwu; — Matière; s. Matting; — Ute, okpakpa, ife-ute; — Paillasson; s. Mattock; — Ng"wu-ani; — Houe; s. Mattress; — Akpa-aflfya; ife-edina; — Matelas; s. Maturate; — ?a, lu-og'o; — M?rir; v. Ji. , Maturation; — O^a?a, ilu-og'o; — Maturation; s. Mature; — ?al'a(?a, lulii-og"o; — M?rir; v. n. Maturity; — Ilu-og'o, og'O, 0(^a?a; — Maturité; s. Maul; — Ti, tifia; — Meurtrir; v. a. — Ofili-osisi; — Maillet; s. Maw; — Akpakwiilu; — Panse; s. Maxillary; — Agrba, nk'ag-ba; — Maxillaire ;. 5. Mayor; — Isi-onye-ikpe, isi-eze-ikpe* — Maire; s. Mayoralty; — Olu-ikpe, olu-onye-ikpe; — Mairie; s. Mazarine; — Ag*olo: — Bleu foncé; s. Me; — Mu; — Moi; pr. Mead; — Manya ozala; — Hydromel; s. Mea— Meek 163 Meadow; — Ozala, iyene; — Prairie; s. Meagre; — arii-nta, tal'aru; — Maigre; adj. Meal; — Utu-oka; nni; — Repas; farine; s. Mealy; — Dika nni; — Farineux-se; adj. Mean; — Di-ani, di-nkilika; — Méprisable; adj. . — Zube; — Signifier; v. a. Meander; — Uzo ng"ili^o; — Méandre; s. Meaning; — Izuzn, isi; — Signification: s. Meanly; — Na nkilika, na a1bug*li'madu; — Bassement; adv. Meanness; — Nkilika u?e; — Bassesse; s. Measles; — Afufu; — Kougeole; s. Measurable; — Di-osisi, di-nsita; — Mesurable; a??j. Measure; — ?^'si, nsi-ama, ife-osisi; — Mesure; s. Measureless; — N'enwero-osisi, n'adiro-nsita; — Immense; adj. Measurement; — Osisi, nsi-ama, ama; — Mesurage; s. Measurer; — Onye osisi; — Mesureur, arpenteur; s. Meat; — Ami, nl?, ife-ol?li; — Chair, viande; s. Mechanic; — Onwene, omenka; — Mécanique; s. Meddle; — Kpakwu; — 'entremettre; v. n. Meddler; — Ony e-nkpakwu ; — Entremetteur; s. Meddlesome; — Di-nkpakwu; — Intrigant-e; adj. Medial; — Ag^bata nabo; — Moyen-ne; adj. Mediate; — Fielii, fie(^ie; — S'interposer; — v. n. — Etiti; — Intermédiaire; s. Mediation; — ; Nfie?i, nfie(?ita; — Médiation; 5. Mediator; — Onye-etiti; — Médiateur; s. Mediatorial; — Nk'onye-etiti; — De médiateur; adj. Medical;' — IS'k'og'wu, nke dibia; — Médical-e; adj. Medicament; — Og'wu, ig'wo-og'wu, ozozo; — Médicament; s. Medicate; — Tinye-ogwu, tukwasi-og'wu; — Médicamenter ; v. a. Medicinal; — Nk'og-wu, n'azo-azo; — Médicinal-e; adj. Medicinally; — X'og'wu, siten'ogwu; — En médecine; adv. Médecine; — Og-wu; — Médecine; s. Meditate; — Lo, cig-lialiKjje ; — Méditer; v. a. Meditation; Ilolo; i(?ig"lialu?e; — Méditation; s. Meditative; — N'eloka-ilolo, di-oke-?lolo ; — Méditatif- ve; adj. Medley; — O^wa, nti^wa; — Mélange; s. Medullary; — Di-umi, dik' umi; — Médullaire; adj. Meed; — Ug-wo, ine-ohi, ife-ekene; — Récompense; s. Meek; — Xwayo, di-nwayo; — Doux-ce; adj. 11 164 Meekly; — Xa nwayo; — Paisiblement; adv. Meekness; — Xwayo, idi-mvayo; — Douceui": .s*. Meet; — Zii zukoli; — Rencontrer; v. a. Meeting; — Izu nfiilita; — Rencontre, réunion; s. Meetly; — N'eko, iia nkwesi; — Convenablement; adv. Meliorate; — Dozi, mezi; — Améliorer; v. a. Melioration; — Xmezi, ndozi; — Amélioration; s. Mellow; — Lolii-alo: — Murir; v. n. Mellowness; — Ololo: iiealo; — Maturité; s. Melody; — Abu, eg"wu; — Mélodie; s Melt; — (xbaze, meze, lize; — S'attendrir; v. n. Meltingly; — mg'baze; — D'une manière touchante; adv. Member; — ?^firadaba-aru ; — Membre; s. Member-ship; — Idi n'otu, okwa-onye-otu; — Corporation: 5. Memento; — Ife-ulota, ife-ii?eta; — Souvenir; s. Memoir; — Akoko; — Mémoire; s. Memorabilia; — Ife di-n?eta, ife di-iilota; — Fait digne de mémoire; s. Memorable; — Di-nlota, di-n(jeta; — Mémorable; adj. Memorandum; — Ak\vukwo-n(?eta; — Memorandum; s. Memorial; — Ife-nlota; — Mémorial; s. Memorialize; — Debe ?fe-iilota; — Adresser un mémoire; v. n. Memorize; — Me k'ec^eta; — Rappeler en mémoire; v. a. Memory; — U^e, ii?eta, ii'elota; — Mémoire; 5. Men; — Madu, iidikom; — Homme; s. Menace; — Yi-eg"\vu; — Menacer; v. a. Mend; — Kwa, mekwa, dokwa, doz?; — Raccommoder; v. a. Mendacity; — Azi, okwu-azi; — Mendicité; s. Mendicant; — Oiiye-ayoyo; — Mendiant; s. Mendicity; — Okwa onye-ayoyo, ayoyo; — Mendicité; s. Menial; — Di-ani;- — Servile; adj. Menstrual; — Kwa ?wa, nk' owa; — Menstruel-le ; adj. Mensurable; — Di-osisi, di-nsita; — Mesurable; ad/j. Mensuration; — Osis?, nsita; — Mesurage; s. Mental; — U(fe, nk' u(?e; — Mental-e; adj. Mentally; — N'ii?e; — Mentalement; adv. Mention; — Fo, fota, ^wata; — Mentionner; v. a. — OTo, nfota; — Mention; s. Mentionnable ; — Di-nkwiita, di-iifota; — Mentionable; adj. Mercantile; — Afya, nk'afya; — Mercantile; adj. Mercenar\^; — Di-og-og-o, di-akp?li; — Mercenaire; adj. 165 Mercer; — Ole-asili; — Mercier; s. Merchandise; — Afya, ife-afya, iiziimafya; — Marchandise; s. Merchant; — Onye-afya, ozii-afya; — Marchand; s. Merchantable; — Di-ozuzii; — Vendable; adj. Merchant-man: — Ug"l[)o-afya ; — Commer?ant; s. Merciful; — Di ebele; — Misericordieux-se ; adj. Mercifully; — N'ebele; — Misericordieusement; adv. Merciless; — N'eiiwero-ebele, ii'adiro-ebele; — Cruel-le; adj. Mercy; — Ebele, mg-abajsrlialu ; — Miséricorde; s. Mere; — Sese, di 0(?a-ezi; — Pur, simple; adj. Merely; — Sese, soso, so, kwaba; — Purement, simplement; adv. Meretricious; — Di-eriri, di-ag-ho^ho ; — Courtisan-e; adj. Merge; — Suiiye, miiiye; — Plonger; immerger; v. a. Merino; — Adji-atulii; — Merinos; s. Merrily; — N'a Willi; — Gaiement; adv. Merriment; — Onii, awuli; — Joie, allégresse; s. Merry; — Nlf'àwuli, àwiili; — Gai, joyenx-se; adj. Mesh; — Kuta, sita; — Prendre au filet; v. a. Mess; — Okwa-niii, aya-nni; — Plat; s. Message; — Ozi; — Message; 5. Messenger; — Onye-ozi, uko; — Messager; s. Messiah; — Messia, Kristi, onye-e?ili-e<?i ; — Messie; s. Metamorphose; — Mog'lia, mo^liali; — Métamorphoser; v. a. Metamorphosis; — Xmog'lia, iimo^liali; — Métamorphose; s. Metaphor; — Iiiii, arima; — Métaphore; s. Metaphorically; — X'iiiii, nk'arima; — Métaphoriquement; adv. Mete; — Si, ma; — Mesurer; Meter; — Nsi-ama, ama; — Mètre; mesureur; s. Methinks; — Od?ka, od?nka; — Il me semble; loc. Metre; — ?ma-iikwu; — Mètre; s. Metropolis; — Isi-obodo, etiti-ani; — Métropole; s. Metropolitan; — Nk'isi-obodo, nk' etiti-ani; — Métropolitain; adj. Mettles — Isi-obi, obi-ezie; — Fougue, ardeur; s. Mettlesome; — Siliobi; — Fougueux-se; adj. Mew; — Tinye na ii^ala; — Enfermer; v. a. — Ng-ala, e?ele; — Cage; s. Mewl; — Kwa ka mva; — Pleurer, vagir; v. n. Mid; — Etiti, nk'etiti; — Moyen; adj. Midday; — Efifye, ndjekwalaya, efifye nabo; — Midi; s. Middle; — Etiti; — Milieu; s. 1 ,- w 166 Mid— Mil- Middling; — . Ag-bata iiabo, ag-baso dike; — Moyen, mediocre; adj. Midnight; — Abani, ?me-ii?i?i; - Minit; s. Mid-wai; — Etiti-ime; — Mi-cliemin ; s. Mien; — Iru-anya; — Mine, air; s. Might; — Ike, ike-aru; — Pouvoir, force; s. Mightily; — Nk'^ike, ii'ike, iia dike; — Foi-tement; adv. Mightiness; — Ike, idi-ike; — Force, puissance; s. Mighty; — Di-ike, akatakpo; — Puissant-e, fort-e; adj. Migrate; — Pu-obi; — Emigrer; v. n. Migration; — Apumobi, ipii-obi; — Emigration; s. Mild; — Di-nwayo, di-nlo; — Doux-ce; adj. Mildew; — Ma-ebu; — Nieller; v. n. — Ima-ebu, ebu; — Nielle; s. Mildly; — Na nwayo; — Doucement; adv. Mildness; — ^N'wayo, idi-nwayo; — Douceur; s. Militant; — N'ai^u-0|^u; — Militant-e; adj. Military; — Nke ndi ogru; — Militaire; adj. Militia; — Izug*be ndi og"u; — Mihce; s. Milk; — La, mi, pi, pi-ala; — Traire; v. a. — Ala, ala-mili; — Lait; s. Milky; — Di-ala, dik'ala; — Laiteux-se, Lacte-e; adj. Millenary; — Di iinunabo n'iruli; — Millénaire; adj. Milt; — Ama, akwa-azu; — Rate; s. Mimic; — No-nmi, dji-dje; — Imiter, contrefaire; v. a. — Onye-mi-omi, onye-iidjidje; — Mime bouffon; s. Mimical; — N'edjidje, di-iidjidje; — Mimique; adj. Mimicry; — Ndjidje, ime-aka-iidje; — Mime, bouffonnerie; .s. Mincé; — Beli, bemu, ^biili, ^bumu; — Hacher; v. a. Mind; — Grbaiiye, timye; — Eaire attention; v. n. — U?e; — Esprit, attention; .s. Mine; — ]N'kem; — Le mien; pr. poss. Mingle; — Owa, tig*wa; — Mêler; v. a. [moindre; s.] Minimum; — Nke kasi mpe, nke pekalisili mpe; — Minim lun; ]\Iinister; — Odibo, uko; — Ministre; s. Ministerial; — Nk'uko; — Ministjriel-le; — adj. Ministration; — Ife nru; — Ministère; s. Minor; — K'obele; onye-n'elnro-ogo; — Moindre; adj. et s. Minstrel; — Okwa-ubo, okwa-abu; — Ménestrel; s. Minute; — Imul imii, ifulifu; — Minute: s. Miracle; — Olii-ebube, olu-ike; — Miracle; s. 167 Miraculous; — Di-ebube, kelili-ike-madu; — Miraculeux-se ; adj. Mire; — Apiti, iilu; — Boue, fange; s. Mirror; — Ug'e^be, enye^ — Miroir; s. Mirth; — Oim, awuli; — Gaieté, joie; s. Mirthful; — Di-àwuli, di-onii; — Joyeux-se; adj. Mirthless; — ^^'adiro-awuli, ii'emvero-awuli; — Triste; adj. Miry; — Di-apiti, di-ulu; — Boueux-se; adj. Misadventure; — Og'hom, adjo-aru, isi-adjo-aru; — Mésaventure; s. Misanthropic; — N'akpo luadu-asi, okpo madii-asi; — Misanthro- Misanthropist; — Okpomadii-asi; — Misanthrope; s. [pique adj.'\ Misanthropy; — Ikpo madu-asi; — Misanthropie; s. Misapprehend; — Oliotafie; — Comi)rendre mal; v. a. Misapprehension; — Xg"liotafie; — Malentendre; s. Misbehaviour; — Xniefie, eniedjo, iidjefie; — Mauvaise conduite; s. Misbelief; — Nkwefie; — Fausse croyance; s. Misbelieve; — Kwefie; — Croire à faux; v. a. Miscalculate; — (Tiifie; — Calculer mal; v. a. Miscall; — Kpofie; — Nommer à tort; v.* a. [cès; s.] Miscarriage; — Ikwo-ime, okwokwo-ime, iimiikwo; — Mauvais suc- Miscarry; — Mukwo, kwo, g'bokAvo; — Manquer, échouer; v. n. Miscellaneous; — Gwalu-aka, di-og-wa, di-ng-waiig-wa; — Mélangé; Miscellany; — Ogwa, ig-wa-aka, iig-wangwa; — Mélange; s. [adj\. Mischance; — Pg-hoin, uke, apuiiiazu, adjo-aru; — Malechance; s. Mischief; — Ndjo, ife-ndjo, idobolu; — Mal, malice; s. Mischievous; — Di-afo-iidjo, ii'ewek'?we; — Malicieux-se; adj. Mischoose; — Rafie, rofie; — Choisir mal; v. a. Miscible; — Di-iitig'wa, di-iikpogrwa; — Miscible; adj. Miscomputation ; — Ng'iifiie; — Mauvais compte; s. Miscompute; — Giifie; — Compter mal; v. a. Misconceive; — Lol?e; — Comprendre mal; v. a. Misconception; — Xlofio: — Fausse conception; s. Misconduct; — 3Iefie, medjo; — Gérer mal; v. a. — Xiiiefie, aniedjo; — Mauvaise conduite; s. Miscount; — Gufie; — Compter mal; v. a. Misdeed; — Sikwuf?e; — Tuger mal; v. a. Misdemean; — Medjo, méfie; — Se comporter mal; v. n. Misdemeanour; — Xmedjo, nmef?e; — Mauvaise conduite; s. Misdoing; — Adjo-omeme, adjo-olu; — Faute, méfait; s Miser; — Akpakpa-eligh'eli; — Avare; s. Miserable; — I)i-imelu-ebele; — Misérable; adj. 168 Mis— Mis Miserly; — ^k'aiiya-ukwu, n'aiiya-ukwu ; — Avare; adj. Misery; — Afiifu, nfiarii'nkpa ; — Misèr(^; s. Misfoi-tune; — Afufu, a(ljo-arii,uke; — Infortune; .s. Misgive; — Tu-u?e, ?e-ii?e; — Inspirer des craintes; v. a. Misgiving; — Itu-u?e, u?e; — Pressentiment; s. Mishap; — Og-honi, uke, adjo-aru; — Malheur, contre-temps; s. Misjudje; — Kperie, sikwiifie; — Juger mal; v. a. ■ Misjudjement; Nkpef?e, nsikwiifie; — Mauvais jugement; Mislay; — Tolie, tiiiyefie, tog-bofie; — Placer mal; a. Misle; — Do-i^ilig"!, ba-nsaiisa; — Bruiner; v. n. Misname; — Kpotle, kpofie afa; — Nommer mal; v. a. Misplace; — Tiiiyefie, debefie; — Placer mal; v. a. Mispronounce; — Kpofie, kpof?e-iru; — Mal prononcer; r. a. Mispronunciation; — Ikpofie-iru; — Mauvaise prononciation; s. Misreckon; — Griifie, ^bakofie; — Compter mal; v. Misrelate; — Kof?c; — Raconter inexactement; v, a. Miss; — Nwata-nway?, invai^bog'ho ; — Demoiselle; s. — Fie; — Omettre; v. a. Missal; — Kkwiikwo-misa ; — Missel; s. Misshape; — Mofie, kpuf?e; — Former mal; v. a. Missing; — Fulu-efii, n'aiioro; — Perdu, absent; adj. Mission; — Ozi, iidi-uko; — Mission; s Missionary; — Oiiye-ozi-oma; — Missionnaire; s. ? Missive; — Di-iziozi, ezil?-ozi, ez?li-ez?; — Envoyé; adj. Misspend; — Tiiiiyefie, kwayi, meyi; — Dépenser à tort; r. a. Misstate; — Kwufie, kof?e; — Rapporter faussement; v. a. Misstatement; — Nkwiif?e, kot?e; — Faux rappoH; s. Mist; — Alulii, ?j^ilig-?; — Brouillard; s. Misteach; — Kiizitie; — Enseigner mal; v. a. Misterm; — Kpofie, Iqiof?e-iru; — Nommer incorrectement; v. a, Misthink; — Lof?e; — Senser mal de; v. a. Mistiness; — I(U-aliiIu, ikwu-alulu; — Bmme; s. Mistletoe; — 0>vube; — Gui; s. Mistrust; — Tal'iK^e; — Se défier de; v. a. — Itul'u?e; — Méfiance, défiance; s. Mistrustful; — Di-itul'u?e; — Défiant-e; adj. Misty; — Di-alulii, n'akwu-alulu; — Brumeux-se; adj. Misunderstanding; — Xg-otafie, iilofie; — Malentendu; s. Misusage; — Xmedjo, nmeto; — Abus, mauvais usage; s. Misuse; — Medjo, mebi, meto; — Abuser de; v. a. Mit— Mon — Xmedjo, iimeto, iimebi; — Abus; s. ^lite; — Nwa mbe, nwa-imukolo-ife ; — Mite; s. Mitigable; — Di-nibenata ; — Susceptible de mitigation; adj. Mitigate; — Benata, g-lba nfe; — Mitiger, adoucir; v. a. Mitigation; — Mbenata, ig-ba-iife; — Adoucissement; 6'. Mix; — €r\ya, tig-wa, tlg"wanye; — Mêler; v. a. Mixable; — Di-ogrwa, di-ntigwa; — Qui peut se mélanger; adj Mixture; — Ntig-wa, ogrwa iisrliag-bimye; — Mélange; s. Moan; — Kwa, kwa-ozii; — Se lamenter, gémir; v. t^, — Akwa, akwamozu; — Lamentation; s. Moanful; — Di-akwa, di-iiru; — Plaintif- ve; adj. Mock; — Me akadje, iiomi, dj?dje; — Se moquer de; v. a. — jN'iiomi; — Moquerie; s. Mockery; — ?^djidje, imm?, akadje-aii?; — Moquerie; s. Mode; — Omufu, odinani; — Mode; s. Model; — Atu, ama; — Modèle; s. Modest; — Di-?ru-ani, di-ifele; — Modeste; adj. Modestly; — K'iru-ani, n'ifele; — Modestement; adv. Modesty; — Iru-ani; — Modestie; s. Modify; — Mog"liali, moji^ha; — Modifier; v. a. Moiety; — Akala, mbiibo; — Moitié; s. Moist; — Di-ag-u, di-oyi, tul'oyi; — Humide; adj. Moisten; — Tu-oyi, djii-oyi, gue; — Humecter; v. a. Moisture; — Agu, idi-agu, oyi, idi-mili; — Moiteur; 5. Mole; — Obubia-nwa, ng-ongro-adja; — M?le, jetée; 6*. Molest; — Sog'bn, ?o-okwu; — Molester; v. a. Molestation; — A?omokwii, nsogbii; — Vexation; s. Momentous; — Omaluafyat — D'importance; adj. Monarch; — IS'ukwu eze, oke eze; — Monarque; s. Monarchy; — Ani-eze, ani ofu-eze; — Monarchie; s. Monetary; — Ego, nke ego: — Monétaire; s. Money; — Ego, aku; — Argent, monnaie; s. Moneyed; — Ogalanya, iiwelu-ego; — Riche en argent; adj. Moneyless; — jSC'eiiwero-ego, ogbwenye; — Sans argent; adj. Monger; — Ole, onye n'ele, oiiye-afya; — Marchand; s. Mongrel; — Amugwalu-amugwa; — Métis, hybride; adj. Monition; — Ndiimodu, okiba, nkuzi; — Avertissement; s. Monitor; — Onye-okwa, obele onye-nkuzi; — Moniteur; s. Monitorial; — Nke onye-okwa; — De moniteur, adj. Monkey; — Adaka, ewe; — Singe; s. 170 Mon— Mor Monogamy: — Ofu wunye, iuu ofu wuiiye; — Monogamie; s. Monotheism; — Ofu ?ukwu; — Monothéisme; s. Monotone; — Ofu ouu, ofu afa onu; — Monotone; adj. Month; — Omva; — Mois; s. Monthly; — X'owa, kwa-owa; — Mensuel; adj. Monument; — Tfe-n(^eta, ife-arimana, n?eta; — Monument; s. Mood; — Obi, afo; — Humeur; s. Moodiness; — Iwe, ig'wu-auya; — Mauvaise humeur; s. Moody; — lS''eg'wu-anya, u'ew'iwe; — Chagrin, triste; adj. Moon; — Onwa, owa-enu, ife; — Lune; s. Moon-light; — Ife-?wa; — Clair de lune; s. Moor; — Onye-odji, aui-apiti ani ulu; — Lande; s. Moorage; — Ebe iriba ug"bo, ebe ikpodo ug-bo; Amarrage; 6'. Moorings; — Ife idjide ujirbo; — Amarre; s. Moorish; — Di-apiti, di-ulu; — Marécageux-se ; adj. Moorland; — Ani-apiti, ani-ulu, aui-ulo; — Marécages; s. Moot; — Kpa, (pig-hali; — Discuter; v. a. — Di-ilu-uka; — En question; adj. Moot-case; — Okwu-ululu-uka; — Chose en question; s. Moi)e; — Re, tugrbe; — Etre abattu; — v. n. Mopish; — Di-ure, di utug-be: — Abattu-e; adj. Moral; — Nke omenie," uke-u?e; — Moral-e; adj. Moralish ; — Onye-ukuzi iwu omeme ; — Moraliste ; s Morality; — Iwu-onieuie ; — Moralité; s. ]i[orally; — N'ezi-okwu; — Moralement; a^/v. Morass; — Ani-apiti, aui-ulu; — Marécage; s. Morbid; — y'adizuro-udu, u'adiro-ike; — Morbide; adj. Morbidness; — Adizug*li'udu, adij^h'ike; — Etat maladif; s. Mordacious; — N*ata-alu, ota-alu; — Mordant-e; adj. Mordacity; — Ita-alu, atani alu; — Mordacité; s. More; — Ka, kali; — Plus; ad/-. Moreover; — Tiuyelu nka, tinyeluya, kwasi; — En outre; adi\ Morning; — Ututu, uzo-ututu; — Matin; s. Morphew; — Akpilikpa, akiliko; — Dartre; s. Morrow; — E(pi, e(,*i nine; — Lendemain; s. Morsel; — Xtabe, mbe-aka; — Morceau; s. Mortal; — Di-?wu; — Mortel-le; adj. Mortality; — Idi-owu; — Mortalité; s. Mortally; — Nke owu; — Moi'tellement; adv. Mortar; — Odo, nkenke og'bodulu; — Mortier; s. Moi- - Mue 171 Mort-gage; — Do ii'ibe, do na mbe; — Hypothéquer; v, a. — Ife mbe, ife-ibe; — Hypothèque; s. Mortify; — Le, le-iile; — Mortifier; v. a. Mortise; — Riwa;-iir?wa; — Emmortaiser; v. a. -mortaise; s Mosquito; — Aiiwu, àwu nta; — Moustique; s. Most; — Kas?, kalisili; — Le phis; adv. Mother; — Niie, iue; — Mère; s. — Miilii nwa; — Enfanter; v. a. Motherhood; — Abu-iine, nue; — Maternité; s. Motherly; — Ka nue, iike nue: — Maternellement; adv. Mothery; — Di-onono, n'ano-ano; — Moisi-e; adj. Motion; — Uga, ogag-a, mbuni-okwu: — Motion; s. Mould; — Mo, kpu; — Mouler; v. a. Moulder; — Mebi; — Tomber; en poussière; v. 7i. Mouldy; — Malu-ebu; — Moisi-e; adj. Moult; — Xwe ntutu, nwo ug'bane, nwo mpi; — Muer; v. a. Mount; — Ug'wu, ng-ong^o, ikpe; — Mont, montagne; s. Mountain; — Ugwu, ugum; — Montagne; s. Mountaineer; — Obi n'ugwu; — Montagnard; s. [se; adj.] Mountainous; — Di-ugAiu, buso-ugwu, di-ngongo; — Montagneux- Mounted; — Eweni, ewenil?, ebunili-ebuni; — Elevé; p. jmss. Mourn; — Rwa, we-iwe; — Pleurer, déplorer; v. a Mourner; — Onye-akwa; — Pleureur; s. Mournful', — N'eru uni, n'anu-ilolo; — Lugubre, triste; adj. Mournfully; — ^a ururu, u'akwa; — Tristement; adv. Mourning; — Akwamozu, udju, uru; — Lamentation; s. Mouse; — Oke, mbe, owi, odu; — Rat, souris; s. \s.] Mouser; — Ouogbo, nwa-onogbo, nwa-obala; — Preneur de souris; Mouth; — Onu, oghele; — Bouche; s. Mouthful; — Xdju-onu; — Bouchée; s. Mouth-piece; — Ibe nk'onu n'ekwulu ibe ya; — Ejnhouchure; 6-. Movable; — Di-UAveruka,d?-nkj)ag'hal?; — Mobile; adj. Move; — Weruka, weghali, kpaghali; — Mouvoir; v. a. Mover; — Onye-nwegliali; onye-nkpagliali ; — Moteur; s. Mow; — Be, su, yibe, gbu — Moissonner, mettre engrange; r. a. Much; — Imel ime, rinne, sinne, onuma; — Beaucoup; adv. Mucid; — Di-apiti, di-onono; — Moisi-e; adj. Mucilage; — Ife-onono; — Mucilage; s. Mucilaginous; — N'ano-ano, di-onono; — Mucilagineux-se ; adj. Mucus; — Ife-onono; — Mucus; s. 172 Mue — Mush Mud; — Apiti, ulu, adja-iiiili; — Vase, fange, boue; s. Muddle; — Zo-ad?a, zoto, g'bato; — Troubler; v. a. Muddy: — Di-apiti, di-adja; — Trouble, bourbeux-se; adj. Mug; — Iko, eku; — Pot à boir; s. Muggy; — Di-agu, di-iidjumoyi; — Humide, moisi-e; adj. Mulct; — Li-iira; — Mettre ? T amende; v. a. Mulish; — Di-nti-ike, di-isi-ike; — Tetu-e; adj. Multifarious; — Di-iii?e-iii?e, di-iibomubo ; — Multiplié; adj. Multiform; — Molu ni?e-ni?e, molu-i(?e-i?e ; — Multiforme; adj. Multiformity; — Omiilu-??e-i(^e; — Multif ormité ; s. Multiphable; — Di-inbasa, di-iikpasa; — Multii)lable ; adj. Multiplication; — Uba mbasa, ibasa; — Multiplication; s. Multiplicity; — Ubomiibo, imeline: — Multiplicité; s. Multipher; — Onye-mbasa; — Multiphcateur ; s. Multiply; — Ba, basa; — Multiplier; v. a. Multitude; — Igwe, mg"bako; — Multitude; s. Multitudinous; — Di-igwe, di-uba; — Houleux, populeux; adj. Mumble; — Tamil, demii ;-tamuli-muli ; — M?chonner; v. a. Mummer; — Onye-nsokwu, osokwiikwii; — Masque; s. Mummery; — Ikpa-amu, n(?i?e; — Bouffonnerie; s. Mundane; — ??'kewa, nk'uwa nta; — Mondain-e; adj. Municipal; — ^k'obodo, nk'is?-obodo ; — Municipal; adj. Municipality; — Ogbe, ebo; . — Municipahte; s. Munificence; — Afoma amala, obi-amala; — Munificence; s. Munificent; — Di-amala, di-afoma; — Généreux, libéral-e; adj. Munition; — Ife-og'ii, ife-as*ha; — Munition; 6\ Murder; — Ocj?u, i^bii inadii, og'biigbii inadii; — Meurtre; s. — Megbu madu; — Assassiner; v. a. Murderer; — Onye-ocjiii, Offbu-madu; — Meui*trier; s. Murderous; — ]N''eg'bu madii, ogbii-madii; — Meurtrier-ère; adj. Murky; — l)i-0(???i; — Noir, ténébreux-se ; adj. Murmur; — Tamil, demu; — Murmurer; v. n. — Xkpenkpe; utamii; — Murmure; s. Murmurer; — Onye-nkpeiike, eze-nkpenkpe; — Grognard; s. Murrain; — Oya-aniimanii ; — Peste, épizootie; s. Muscle; — Ulii, iilii-auii; — Muscle; s. Muscular; — Xke iilii-aiiii; — Musculaire; adj. Muse; — Ilolo, oke-ilolo; — Rêverie, muse; s. — ?e, lo; — Rêver; v. n. ?Mush; — Xni-oka, iini-og-badu; — Bouillie de ma?s; s. Mus— Nak 173' Music; — Abu, ukwe; — Musique; s. Musician; — Okwa-abu; — Musicien; s. Musk; — Edi, osi-edi; — Muse; s. Musket; — Eg-be, osisi; — Mousquet; s. Musky; — Di-osi-edi, ifesi-osi-edi; — Mus(|ué-e; adj. Mustache; — Afu-oiiu; — Moustache; s. Mustard; — Sinapi; ^ Moutarde; s. Muster; — Obako, kpoko, kpokoba; — Réunir, rassembler; r. a. Mustiness ; — Ima-ebn, amanebii ; — Moisi, renfermé ; s. Musty; (to be) — Ma-ebu, tii-oyi; — Sentir le moisi; v. n. Mutability; — Ig"a-u(?e, ug'ha-ii?e; — Mutabilité; s. Mutable; — Di ugrlia, di-mg-bag'lia ; — Changeant-e; adj. Mutation; — Mg"bag"lia, ug'ha; — Mutation; s. Mute; — Di og-bi; — Muet- te; adj. Mutely; — N'og'bi, ii'og'bi-oiin ; — En muet; adv. Muteness; — Og*bi, og'bi-oiiu; — Silence, mutisme; s. Mutilate; — Bo olusi, bepii, g-bukapu; — Mutiler; v: a. Mutilation; — Mgrbukapii, ibo olusi; — Mutilation; s. Mutter; — Tamil, iipenkpe; — Murmurer; v. n. Muttering; — Ntamu, nkpeiikpe; — -Murmure; s. Mutton; — Atulu, aim atiilu; — Mouton; s. Mutuahty; — N^melita; — Mutualité; s. Mutually; — ^ IS'a nmelita; — Mutuellement; adv. Muzzle; — Ke?i oiiii, fie(?i omi; — Museler; v. a. — Onii, ife ikec^i onu; — Museau, bouche; s. My; — ?^kem; — Mon, ma; adj. Myriad; — Ulaiinii iia iiiiii ise, iinukwiilumiii ; — Myriade; Myself; — Miinwa, mu ii'?wem; — Moi-même; pron. pers. Mysterious; — Di-omin?, di nkpulu; — Mystérieux-se ; ad). Mystery; — Ife-nzozo, ife-okpulu, iiiii; — Mystère; s. Mystical; — Di-nzo, di-okpulu; — Mystique; adj. Mystify; — Zokpu, zofu; — Mystifier; v. a. Myth; — Akoro-iro, inu; — Mythe; s. Nab; — Nwude, iiwiilu, djide. pulii, puiialu; — Happer; v. a. Nail; — Kpo, kpodo, ma; — Clouer; v. a. — Mbo, ntu; — Clou; s. Naked; (to be) — Grba-oto; — Aller nu; v. n. 174 Nak Near Nakedly; — Na oto, na ife, iia ora; — A nu; adv. Nakedness; — Oto, mg-bulo-oto, ig'ba oto; — Nudité; s. Name; — Afa, nzele, afa-iizele; — Nom; 6-. — Kpo-afa, fota; — Nommer; v. a. Nameless; — N'eiiwero-afa ; * — Anonyme; adj. Namely; — Bii, iikebu; — Nommément; adv. Namesake; — Ai^o og'o; — Homonyme; s. Nap; — Nwabeiie-ula, iikeiike-ula; — Somme, sieste; s. Narcotic; — N'akpata ula, n-atii-ula; — Narcotique; adj. Narrate; — Ko, ^wa; — Kaconter; v. a. Narration: — Akoko; Narration; s. Narrator; — Onye-akoko, okwa-akoko; — Narrateur; s. Narrow; — Di-uwalala, di-iikpa; — Etroit-e; adj. Narrowly; — Ntaiiia, otama; — Etroitement; adv. Narrowness; — Walata, idi-niAvalata; — Etroitesse; s. Narrows; — Nkpatankpa; — Nasal ; — Nk'imi ; — Nasal ; adj. Nasty; — Di-anolo, (li-iliig:lbu, di-inyi; — Malpropre; adj. Natan; — N'ese, ii'esesc, u'ese ireiiu; — Nation; — 311)a, aiii-oze, aiii-ofu-eze; — Nation; adj. National; — Nke mba: — National; adj. Nativity; — Oiiiumii; — Nativité; s. Natural; — Siteiia nke (^'i; — Naturel, na?f-ve; adj. — Osokwukwu, es"b<?li; — Idiot, imbécile; s. Naturally; — Siteiia ?i, nke (^i; — Naturellement; adv. Nature; — ?i afa; — Nature; s. Naught; — Ufolo, nkiti; — Rien; s. Naughtness; — Onn, ndjo, afo ndjo; — Méchanceté; Naughty; — Di-ndjo, adjo; — Pervers, méchant; adj. Nausea; — Obi-oyi; — Nausée; s. Nauseous; — N'ag"bn-ag"bn, di-anolo; — Nauséabond; adj. Naval; — Nke ug"ba; — — Naval; adj. Navel; — Otuho; — Nombril: s. Navigator; — Okpe-ng-bo, onye-ekwnni; — vigateui-; s. Navy; — Ig-we n^rbo u^o; — Terrassier; s. Nay; — Mba odig-h; — Non; adv. Neap tides; — Idju-ukpo, idju uta; — Mortes eaux; s. Near; — Di-nso, nso, kpudepe; — Proche; adv. s'approcher; n. — Di-anya-nkwu; — Parcimonieux; adj. Nearly; — Ntania; — De prés; adv. Nea — Neigh 175 Nearness; — Idi-nso, iiio-nso; — Proximité; s. Neat; — Di-ape, di-nkpa?a; — Propre, soigne; adj. Neatcattle; — Efi; — Race bovine; s. Neatly; — Na ape, like ape; — Nettement; adv. Neatness; — Nkpaxj^a, ape; — Netteté; s. Neb; — Imi, onu iiiiuuii; — Bee; s. Nebulo; — Ntupo odji; — Nébuleuse; adj. Nebulosity; — Ikwii aliilu; — Nébulosité; s. Nebulsus; — N'akwii alulu, ii'akwu awulu; — Nébuleux-se; adj. Necessaries; — Umu ifeg'a, iimu ife; — Nécessités; s. Necessary; — Di-iikpa; — Nécessaire; adj. Necesstaie; — Rudo, nyado; — Nécessiter; v. a. Necesstous; — Di-iikpa; — Nécessiteux; adj. Necesity; — Nkpa, iifiarii; — Nécéssité; s. Neck; — Onu; — Cou; s. Neck-cloth; — Akwa-oiiu; — Cravate; s. Neck-lace; — Ife-onii; — Collier; s. Necromancer; — Og"1ba-afa, dibya; — Nécromancien; s. Necromancy; — Afa, ig-ba-afa, ime dibya; — Nécromancie ;3s. Need; — Nkpa, nfiarw; — Besoin, nécessité; s. Needful; — Di-iikpa; — Nécessaire; adj. Needle; — Ntiitu, olo^rbe; — Aiguille; s. Needless; — N'adiro-iikpa; — Inutile; adj. Needlessly; — Na iikiti; — Inutilement; adv. Needy; — Onye-iifiaru, og-benye; — Nécessiteux; s. Nefarious; — Di-adjo ndjo, afo ndjo; — Scélérat; adj. Negation; — Ilii uka, ag"og-o; — Négation; s. Negative; — €rO, lu-uka; — Négatif- ve; adj. Neglect; — Kpahili, kpafu; — Négliger; v. a. — Nkpafuli; — Negligence; s. Neglectful; — N'agbaiiyero; — Négligent-e ; adj. Negligence; — Nkpakpo, iikpafuli; — Négligence; s. Negligent; — N'akpakpo-ife ; — Négligent-e; ?c?;. Negligently; — Na nkpakpo; — Négligemment; adv. Negotiable; — Di-okpakpa; — Négociable; adj. Negotiate; — Kpa, kpuli, zu; — Négocier; v. a. Negotiation; — Nkata, iikata-olu; — Négociation; s. Negress; — Nwayi odji; — Négresse; s. Neigh; — Akwa aiiyinya; — Hennissement; s. Neighbour; — Ag-bata-obi, madibe; — Voisin, prochain; s. 176 Nei^h - Nim Neighbouring; — Di-iiso; — Voisin, avoisinant; adj. Nephew; — N>va iiwoke nke iiwaiiiie; — Neveu; s. Nephritic; — Akulii, uk'akulu; — Néphritique; adj. Nerve; — Ike, idi-ike; — Nerf, nervure; s. — Nye-?ke, g'ba-ume; — Donner du nerf; v. n. Nerveless; — N'adiro-ike, u'enwero-ike ; ? — Pans nerf; aà). Nervous; — Di-ike; — Nerveux-se; adj. Nervously; — N'ike, iik'ike; — Nerveusement; adv. Nest; — ?kwii, uiio-niiiinii ; — Nid; s. Nestling; — Nwa nniiiiii; — Jeune oiseau; s. Net; — Ug'lbu, ajradabu; — Filet, réseau; s. Nether; — Di-ani, ndida, di-ndida, k'aiii; — Inférieur-e; adj. Nethermost; — Kas?di aii?, kasi iidida; — Le plus bas; adj. Nettle; — Uke, ug-a; — Ortie; s. — Du, gba; — Piquer, iriiter; v. a. Network; — Ug-bu, ima-ug-bu, og^a, ?tu-og"a; Neutralize; — Grbelu; — Neutrahser; v. a. Never; — Nuro, nutaro; — Jamais, aucunement; adv. Nevertheless; — Ma; — Cependant; conj. New; — Ofu, di-ofu; — Neuf-ve; adj. Newfangled; — Eziiputalii ofii; — De nouvelle invention; adj. Newly; — Ofu, n'ofu; — Nouvellement; adv\ Newness; — Ofu, idi-ofu; — Nouveauté; s. Nib; — Onu, onunu; — Bec d'oiseau; s. Niche; — Onu, onunu; — Niche; s. Nicknacks ; — Nkpako-ife ; — bonbons ; Nickname; — Mu-afa; — Donner un sobriquet; v. a. — Afa-otutu; — .Sobriquet; 5. Nictate; — Tabe-anya, nyube-anya; — Clignoter; ?;. a. Nictation; — Ntabe-anya, nnyube-anya; — Clignotement; s. Nidification; — . Iku-akwu, akwu; — Nidification; s. Niece; — Nwa nway nke nwanne; — Nièce; s. Niggard; — Onye-akantadide, onye-i(?u; — Avare; s. Nigh; — Di-nso; na nso; — Proche; adj. de près; adv. Nighness; — Nso, idi-nso; — Proximité; s. Night; — U?i<^i; — Nuit; s. Nightfall; — Udji(?i; — Chute du jour; 5. Nigthly; — U?i?i, nk' u(j^i?i; — De nuit; adv. Night-watch; — N?e u(?i?i; — Veille de nuit; s. Nimble; — Di-ng"wa, di-ukele; — Agile, léger; adj. Nim — Non, 177 Nimbleness ; — Idi-ng"wa, idi-ukele, iikele; — Agilité; s. Nimly; — ?fa ng^wa, n'ukele; — Agilement; ad/v. Nine; — Ise-aiio, isano, iteiiami; — Neuf; adj. Ninefold; — Nmadji itenami; — Neuf fois; adj. Nineteen; — Hi ir itenami; — Dix-neuf; adj. Ninetieth; — Nk'og'u eno ii'ili; — Quatre-vingt-dixième; adj. Ninety; — Og'u eno n'ili; — Quatre-vingt-dix; adj. Ninny; — Onye-nsokwu; — Niais, benêt; s. Ninth; — Nk'itenani; — Neuvième; adj. Nip; — Tumbo, mu g-bu, megbu; — Pincer; v. a. Nit; — Okwa arum; — Lente; s. No; — Mba, adigli; — Non; adv. Nobility; — Ebube, amadi, ndi-amadi; — Noblesse; s. Noble; — Di-ebnbe; — Noble; adj. Nobleman; — Oli-nzele, abumadu, ezimadu; — Noble; s. Nobleness; — Ebube, idi-ebube,uk we : — Noblesse; s. Nobly; — N'ebube, nke abumadu; — Noblement; adj. Noctambulation; — Idje-idje n'ula; Noctambulist; — Onye-idje n'u?i?i; — Noctambule; s. Nocturn; — Abu nso nk' u?i?i; — Nocturne; s. Nocturnal; — Nk'ueiei, ucici; — Nocturnal; adj. Nod; — Kwe n'isi; — Faire signe de tête; v. n. — Ik we n'isi; — Signe de tête; s. Noddle; — Isi; — Tête, caboche; s. Noddy; — Osokwukwu, onye- nsokwu; — Idiot; s. Nodose; — Buso-akpu, akpukal'akpu ; — Noueux; adj. Nodule; — Akpu nta, obele akpu; — Nodule; s. Nogging; — Iko-osisi; — Pot, cruche; s. Noise; — Nkpotu, uzu, uf?o; — Bruit; s. Noiseless; — N;enAvero-uzu, n'enwero-nkpotu; — Sans bruit; adi. Noisily; — Na nkpotu, n'uf?o; — Bruyamment; ad'v. Noisome; — N'alu-aru; — Nuisible; adj. Nominal; — Nke onu, nk'afa; — Nominal; adj. Nominally; — Nk'onu, n'onu, nk'afa, n'afa; — Nominallement ; adv. Nominate; — Ou ^uputa, kpo-afo; — Nommer; v. a. Nomination; — N^puta, ikpo-afa; — Nomination; s. Nominator; — Onye-ng"uputa, onye-ikpo-afa; — Nominateur; 5. Non; — Ma, na, ro; — Non; adv. Nonage; — Elu^lioj^o; — Minorité; 5. Nonchalance; — Ndjumoyi; — Nonchalance; s. 178 Non — Nub Non-entity; — Ife n'ad?ro-ad? ; Non existence; s. Nonsense; — Okwu-eg'lieli, ofeg-a; — Non-sens; s. Nonsensical; — N'enwero-isi, eg'lieli, ofeg'a; — Absurde, bète; adj\ Nook;' Nkuku, ukiitu; — Coin, recoin; Noon; — Ef?fye nabo, djekwalaya, oke-efifye; — Midi; s. Noose; — Nmakwii, udidili; — N?ud coulant; s. North; — Ug'wu; — Nord; s. North east; — ^fg-bata iru awu n'ug-wu; — Nord est; s. Northern; — Nk'Ugrwu, ug'wu; — Septentrional; aclj. Northward; — N'akuku ugwu; — Axi nord; adv. Northwest; — Mg-bata ug'wu n'odata awu; — Nord-ouest; s. Nose; — Imi; — Nez; s. * — Si, nu-?si, ma-isisi, nyanyo; — Sentir; v. a. Nostril; — Oghele-imi; — narine; Not; — Ro (?u comp); — Non. ne pas; adv. Notable; — Di-ukele, anialu afaya; — Notable; adj. Notation; — Ig-u onu, agumonu; — Numération; s. Note; — ?kala, egbugbu; — Note, marque; s. — Ei-ama; — Noter; v. a. Noted; — Amalu afaya, amalu-ama; — Célèbre, connu; adj. Nothingness; — ?bugh ife-obuna; — Néant; s. Notice; — R?ba auya; — Observer; v. a. — Okwa, aka, ?kpa-aka; — Observation; s. [tion; s.] Notification; — Ima-okwa, ikpa-aka, okwa, ukaka; — Notifica- Notify; — Kalu, malu-okwa, kpalu-aka; — Notifier; v. a. Notion; — U?e, ilolo; — Notion, idee; s. Notorius; — Oramalu, amazulu-amazu; — Notoire; adj. Notwithstanding; — Ma, kosinadi; — Néanmoins; conj. Noun; — Afa; — Nom; s. Nourish; — Zu, nye nui; — Nourrir; v. a. Nourisher; — Ouye-ozuzu, ife-ozuzu; — Qui nourrit; Nourishment; — Ife-ozuzu, ozuzu, nui; — Nourriture; s. Novel; — Ofu, afuueue; — Nouveau-elle ; adj. Novelty; — Ofu, ?di-ofu, afunene; — Nouveauté; s. Novice; — Og-bod?, oka-ofu; — Novice; s. Now; — Kita, kodiuwo;- — Maintenant; adv. Now-a-days; — Kodiuwo, ubos?-kod?uwo; — De nos jours; adr. Noxious; — N'alu-aru, n'emelu-aru; — Nuisible; adj. Nozzle; — Ile, imi; — Nez; s. Nubile; — Di ouuuu; — Nubile; adj. Nud Obj 179 Nude; (to be) — Gba-oto; — Aller nu; v. n. Nudity; — Oto, ig-ba-oto; — Nudité; s. Null; — Di-nkiti, nkiti, ufolo; — Nul-le; adj. Nullify; — Do ife-nkiti; — Annuler; v. a. ? NiUlity; — Nkiti, ife-nkiti; — Nullité; s. [v, a.J Numb: (to be) — Kpolu etiti, kponwulu-akpoiiwu; — Engourdir; Number; — Gu, g^u-onu, g'bako; — Nombrer, compter; v. a. — Onu-og'u, ama-ukwu; — Nombre; s. Numbness; — Ikpo-ctiti, nkponwu; — Engourdissement; s. Numerable; — Di-ig'uta-oiui ; — Qu'on peut compter; adj. Numeration; — Onu-og'u, i^u-onu; — Numération; s. Numerous; — Otutu, imilikiti, imelime; — Nombreux-se; adj- Numskull; — Onye-isi-ike, emveg'lfu(^e; — Benêt, lourdaud; s. Nuptial; — Nke anundi, auundi; — Nuptial-e; adj. Nuptials; — Anundi, iniidi; — Noces; s. Nurse; — Onye-nmef?e, onye-ozuzii; Nourrice; 5. — Zu, kuzi; — Nourrir, élever; v. a. Nut; — Akii, nkpulii; — Noix, noisette; s. Nutriment; — Ife-ozuzu, nli, ife-olili; — Aliment; s. Nutrition; — Ozuzu, uni; — Nutrition; s. Nymph; — Ag-bala-nwayi; — Nymphe; 5. 0 Oaf; — Nwa nsokwu, osokwukwii; — Sot, benêt; s. Oafish; — Di-nsokmi, di-ure; — Stupide; adj. Oar; — Amala, amala-iig'bo ; — Rame, pagaie; s. Oath; — lyi, inii-iyi; — .Serment; s. Obduracy; — Obi-ike, i?i nti, iiti-ike; — Endurcissement; s. Obdurate; — Di-obi-ike, n'e?i-nti, n'eme?i-nti; — Endurci; adj. Obedience; — Iim-okwu; — Obéissance; s. Obedient; — N'aim-okwu, n'eriibe-isi; — Obéissant-e; adj. Obediently; — N'iiiii-okwu; Avec obéissance; adv. Obeisance; — Nsopuiu, asala; — Obéissance; v. Obesity; — Isiiani, ima-abiiba, ibu; — Obésité; .s. Obey; — Nu-okwu, mi-oim; — Obéir; v. n. Obit; — Onwu, iiiwu-awii; — Décès; s. Obituaiy; — Akwukwo-ozii; — Obituaire: .s-. Object; — Ife, ife- obuna; — Object; s. — Dju, lu-uka; — Objecter; v. a. 12 180 Obj— Obt Objectioanable; — Di-odjudjuo, di-olu-uka; — Reprochable; adj. Objector; — Onye-odjudju, olu-uka; — Qui fait des objections; Oblation; — Xru, ife-nru; — Oblation; s. Oblige; — Me n'ike, iiyado, rudo; — Obliger: v. a. Oblique; — Di-iifie; — Oblique; adj. Obliquely; — Ufie, ii'ufie; — Obliquement; adv. Obliquity; — IJlie, idi-ufie; — Obliquité; s. Obliterate; — De?apu, nie<?apu, sapu; — Oblitérer; v, a. Obliteration; — IS'dec^'apii iisapu; — Oblitération; s Oblivion; — ?^'?ezo, iilozo; — Oubli; s. Oblivious; — Di-n?ezo, n'akpata-nlozo ; — Oublieux-se; adj. Obloquy; — Ikpe, ufo-odjo, iikpe?a; — Eeproche; s. Obscuration; — lba-0(i!i(?i, ng'ba?ita; — Obscurcissement; s. Obscure; — G-ba o?i(?i, ^ba?ita; — Obscurcir; v. a. — D? 0(^i(?i, g"balughali; — Obscure; adj. Obscurely; — N'o?i??, o?i??-ocfi?i ; — Obscurément; adv. Obscurity; — lg"ba-0(?i(?i, 0(?i(??, iizozo; — Obscurité; s. Obsecration; — Ayoyo; — Obsécration; s. Obsequies; — Ememe, ememe-akwamozu; — Obsèques; 5. Obsequious; — N'erube-isi, di-umaiii, n'ete-ani; Obséquieux-se ; adj. Obsequiously; — X'irube-isi, n'umani; — Obséquieusement; adv. Obsequiousness; — Ite-aiii; — Obséquiosité; 5. Observable; — Di-iriba-aiiya; — Remarquable, sensible; adj. Observably; — N'iriba-anya, iik'iriba-anya; — Sensiblement; adv. Observance; — I^e-nti, mgrbanye, ina-nti; — Observation; s. Observant; — ?^a na nti, n'ag^baiiye; — Observateur; adj. Observation; — Ir?ba-anya, iyibe-anya; — Observation; s. Observe; — Fu, kodo-anya, y?be-anya; — Observer; v. a. Observer; — Oriba-anya, onye-anyasi; — Observateur; s. Obsession; — Nkenye, nkebido; — Obsession; s. Obstinaty; — Isi-ike,nti-ike ; — Obstination; s. Obstinate; — Di-iiti-ike, di-isi-ike; — Obstiné; adj^ Obstinately; — Na nt?-ike, n'isi-ike; — Obstinément; adv. Obstruct; — Bec^ye, ?ebido, nara, kwusi; — Obstruer; v. a. Obtain; — Nwe, lita; — Obtenir;- v. a. Obtainable; — Di-iil?ta, di-onwenwe; — Qu'on peut obtenir; adj. Obtest; — Yo, ziza, sekpu, kpelu; — Supplier; v. a. Obtestation; — Ayoyo, nziza; — Supplication; s. Obtrude; — Sif?-anye, simye, numinye; — Imposer de force; v a. Obtruder; — Onye-iisif?anye ; — Intrus; s. Obt— Off 181 ObtmsioD; — OVsinaiiye, iisunye; — Intrusion; ^. Obtrusive; — Di-nsifiaiiye, di-nsimye; — Importun; adj. Obtrusively; — nsiilaiiye, na nnuminye; — Impoitunément ; adv. Obtund; — Meiiyu, mekpu; — Emousser; v. a. Obtuse; — Di-nkpii, di-akpuui, akpuui, nkpu; — Obtus; adj. Obtuseness; — Nkpu, akpuni; — Etat obtus; s. Obtusion; — Nmekpu, nmenyii; — Action d'éraousser; s. Obumbrate; — Zenye iido, rukpudo; — Assombrir; v. a. Obvert; — Do-iru, (?e-iru; — Tourner; i\ a. Ob\aate; — Kpapu, zu, weruka; — Obvier; v. a. Obvious; — Sebueiiu, g^baluenu, putalu-ife; — Evident; adj. Occasion; — Kpata, weta; — Occasionner; v. a. — Nkpa, ife; — Occasion; s. Occident; — Odada-awu; — Occident; s. Occidental; — Nk'odada-awii; — Occidental; adj. Occiput; — Ekwo, opuiiekwe; — Occiput; s. Occult; — Di-nzozo, di-okpiilu, nzozo, okpulu; — Caché; adj. Occultation; — Nzobe, nzozo; — Occultation; 5, Occupancy; — Oiiwenwe; — Occupation; s. Occupant; — Onye-iiweim, dinwenu; — Possesseur; s. Occupation; — Oiii, oinvenwe; — Occupation; s. Occupy; — Debe, djide; — Occuper; v. a; Occur; — Grba n'u?e, ba n'u?e; — Présenter; v. a. Occurrence; — Onielu; — Occurrence; s. Ocean; — Mili-niiii, orimili-iinu, abadi; — Océan; s. [(^dj.] Oceanic; — l^ke mili-nnu, nk'orimili-nnu, nk'abadi; — Océanique: Octagon; — Akuku-isato; — 'Octogone; adj. Octangular; — Di-iikuku-isato ; — Octangulaire ; adj. Octennial; — Kwa aro isato; — De huit ans; adj. Octogenarian; — Onye-og*!! aro eno; — Octogénaire; adj. Oculist; — Dibya-anya, omalu-ife-anya; — OcuHste; s. Ododd; — Di-aka-ekpe, piili?e; — Impair, dépareille; adj. Oddity; — Onye-puli(^e, ife-pul??e; — Original, originahté; s. Oddness; — Ipu-i(^e; — Singularité; s. Ode; — Abu; — Ode; s. Odiously; — ?^'as?, n'ikpo-asi; — Odieusement; adv. Odorous; — Di-isi-uso, n'ekpo-isi-oma; — Odorant-e; ad] Odour; — Isi-uso; — Odeur; s. Of; — Nke, maka; — De; prep. Offal; ~ Afo, ngili-afo, mg^bili-afo ; — Abats, rebuts; s. 12* 82 Off— One Offence; — ^djo, a^omokwu, i?o-okwu; — Offense, outrage; s. Of fenceless; — N'ada?o-okwu ; — Inoff ensif-ve ; adj. Offend; — ?o-okwu, me-ndjo; — Offenser; v, a. Offender; — O?o-okwu. ome-ndio; — Offenseur; s. Offer; — ?e, kwe-onu; — Offrir; v. a. — Onu-af?a; — Offre, prix d'achat; s. Offering; — Adja^ ife-nru, iiru; — Offrande, sacrifice; 6-. Office; — Glu, ebe-olu; — Office, charge, emploi; s. Officer; — Onye-olu; — Fonctionnaire; s. Officiai; — Onye-ikpe nk'uka; — Officiai; s. Officiate; — Lo-olu, me-olu; — Exercer, officier; v. a. Officious; — D?-nkpakwu; — Officieux; adj. Officiously; — Na nkpakwu; — Officieusement; Of f iciousness ; — Nkpakwu; — Empressement; s Off scouring; — A?ala, ife-nk?ti; — Rebut; s. Offset; — Orne; — Perpendiculaire; s. Offspring; — Umu, ndudu^audu; — JRejeton; .s. Oft, often; — Ug*ll)orug"bolo ; — Souvent; adv. Ogle; — Grb?-anya, g-be-aiiya; — Lorgner; v. a. Oh; — Ewe, ewo, tawo; — Oh; interj. Oil; — Manu, ude; — Huile; s. — Te-manu, kpa-manu; — Huiler, oindre; v, a. Oiliness; — Idi-manu' idi-ude; — Onctuosité; i?. Oint; — Te-manu, kpa-manu, ru-ude; — Oindre; v. a. Ointment; — Ude, manu; — Onction; s. Old; — Di-ocye, 0(?ye, g-bo; — Vieux, ?ge; adj- Oldness; - ldi-0(^?e, g-bo, o<?ye; — Vieillesse; s. Oleaginous; — D?-manu, di-ude; — Oléagineux-se ; adj. Olfactorj-; — N'anu-isi; — Olf actif- ve; adj. OUbanum; — Meg'ba, obia; — Encens m?le; s. Omission; — Nrado, nnefe, iweg"hag''aka; — Omission; s. Omit; — Weghagr'aka, nefe, rado, (?ado; — Omettre; v. a. Omnipotence; — Ike nine, ike n'enwer'ube; — Omnipotence; s. Omnipotent; — Di-ike nine, puPime ifenine; — Omnipotent; adj. Omnipresence; — Ino-ebenine; — Omniprésence; s. Omnipresent; — Di-nebenine, nnebenine; — Omniprésent; adj. Omniscient; — Malu-ifenine, nwelu-ama ifenine; — Omniscient-e ; Omnivorous; — X'eli-ifenine, oli-ifenine; — Omnivore; adj. [adj.\ On; — Na, nenu, kwasi; — Sur; préjp. Once; — Ofu ug"bolo, ofu ndje; — Une fois; adv. One — Ora 183 One; — Ofu, obuna; — Un-e; adj. Oneness; — Ofu, idi-nofu; — Unité; s. Onerous; — Di-alo, di-mpapa; — Onereux-se; adj. Onion; — Alubosa, y abash; — Oignon; s. Only; — So, soso, sese, sofu; — Seulement; adv. Onset; — ?iTmanye, ndakpo; — Attaque, assaut; s. Onward; — Niru, niru-iiiru; — En avant; adj. ^ — Ug'anug'a; — Plus loin; adv. ^ Ooze; — Kwu, kwupu; — Suinter; v. n. — Apiti; — Vase, limon; s. Opacity; — Isi, afug-k'nzo; — Opacité; s. Opacous; — Di-isi, n'adafu-uzo; — Opaque; adj. Ope, open; — Ke, pa, kpug-lie, saghe, ^helu, mehe; — Ouvrir; v. a. Opening; — Og'hele, onu, ntiwa; — Ouverture; s. Openly; — N'ora, n'ife; — Ouvertement; adv. Openness; — Og"he, idi-o^he, idi-afo-o?a; — Ouverture, franchise; Operate; — Me, lu, me-olu, lu-olu; — Opérer; v. a. Operation; — Olu, ilu-olu; — Opération, action; s. Operative; — Di-umele; — Efficace; adj. Operator; — Onye-olu, nwoke-olu; — Opérateur; s. Ophidian; — Nk'a^wo, ag-wo; — Ophidien-ne; adj. Oplitalmy; — Og'wu-anya; — Ophtalmie; 5. Opiate; — N'atu-ula, n'akpata-ula ; — Soporifique; adj. Opinion; — U?e; — Opinion; 5. Opposition; — Xmanye, ilu-uka; — Opposition; s. Oppression; — ^^^megbu, mg'bog'bu, nmeg'bulu; — Oppression; s. Oppress; — Me^bu, bog-bii; — Opprimer; v. a. Oppressive; — Di-nmeg-bii, di-nmeg-bulu ; — Oppressif-ve ; adj. Oppressively; — N'a nmeg-bu, na nmeg'bulu; — Oppressivement; adv. Oppressiveness; — Idi-nmeg'bu, nmeg-bu; — Caractère oppressif; s. Oppressor; — Onye-nmeg-bu, nme^bulu; — Oppresseur; s. Opprobrius; — Di-ifele, di-nkpoli, di-ani; — Injurieux-se, d'oppro- Opprobriously ; — X'ani, na nkpoli ; — Avec opprobre; adv. [bre; adj.] Opprobrium; — Ani, ife-ifele, ife-ani; — Opprobre; s. Oppugn; — Manye, kwa?iglia, lu-uka; — Attaquer; v. a. Option; — U(?e; — Option; s. Opulence; — Ego, aku, ogalanya; — Opulence; 5. Opulent; — Di-og:alanya, onwelu ego; — Opulent-e;*ac^*. Or; — Mobu, kobu; — Ou; conj. Oracle; — Onye-marife; — Oracle; s. i 184 Ora— Oss Oral; — Nke onu; — Oral-e; adj. Orally; — N'onu, iikeoim; — Oralement; adv. Orange; — Ohima, oliiina oyibo; — Orange; s. Oration; — Ouu-okwu, okwii; — Discours; Orator; — Onye-okwii, okwu-okwu; — Orateur; s. Oratorical; — ^^k' okwu-okwu; — Oratoire; adj. Oratorically ; — Nke onu-okwu; — Avec éloquence; a^lv. Oratory; — Obele uno-uka; — Oratoire; 5. Orbicular; — Di-okilikili, g-wolu-okilika; — Sphérique,; adj. Orbit; — Ukolog'wug'wu-anya; — Orbite; s. Ordain; — ??, ?ibe; — Ordonner; v. a. Ordeal; — Ife-nza, nza, ita; — Epreuve; s. Order; — Iwu, ozi; — Ordre, ordonnance; s. Ordinance; — Iwu, ememe; — Ordonnance, règlement; s. Ordinary; — M, onye-isi; — Ordinaire; s. — ?^'emeli-emeli, nkiti; — Ordinaire; adj. Ordination; — 0(?i?i, ue?be; — Ordination; s. Ordnance; — Og-boudulu; — Artillerie; s. Oidure; — ?^^si, nsisi, abulu, akpulu, akpaua; — Oidure; s. Organ; — Nukwu ubo, ubo ukwu; — Organe; s. Organist; — Okwa-ubo; — Organiste; s. Organization; — Nkwaba, ndozi; — Organisation; s. Organize; — Kwaba, dozi; — Organiser; v. a. Orient; — Iru-?wu, n'awa-awa, n'amu-amu; — Orient; s. Oriental; — Nk'iru-awu; — Oriental; adj. Orifice; — Og"hele, onu; — Orifice; s. Origin; — Mbido, ?si, izizi; — Origine; s. Original; — Nk'iziz?, nke mbu; — Original; adj. Originally; — N?z?zi, nke izizi; — Originairement; adv. Originate; — Crbudo, bido, mu; — Produire, donner origine; a. Originator; — Onye-mbido; — Cause première; s. Orison; — Ekpele, ayoyo; — Oraison, prière; s. Ornament; — I?o-nma, ife-i?o-nma; — Ornement; s. — Dokwa, (^o-nnia; — Décorer; v. a. Ornate; — A(?olu-nma; (^olu-nma; — Orne; adj. Orner; r. a. Ornithology; — Akoko-nnunu; — Ornithologie; 5. Orphan; — ??'wa-mg'bei ; — Orphehn; s. Orphanage; M^bei, ikpa-og-bwenye; — Orphehnage; s. Oi*tive; — N'awa-awa, nk?ru-àwu; — Levant, de Test; adj. Osseous; — Xk'okpukpu, okpukpu; — Osseux-se; aclj. Oss- Outsh 185 Ossicle; — Okpukpu nta, obele okpukpii; — Osselet; s. [on] Ossivoroiis; — Ota okpukpu, n'ata okpukpu; — Qui mange les os; Ostrich; — Enyi-nnunu; — Autruche; s. Other; — Ozo, nke ozo, di-i?e; — Autre; adj. Otherwise; — Omezi, omeghezi; — Autrement; adv. Our; — ISik'anyi; — Noti'e; p7\ Ourselves; — Anyimva, anyi n'owanyi; — Nous-mêmes; pr. Out; — N'ilo, u'ife, n'ezi, n'ezi-ilo; — Hors; adv. Outbalance; — Dag"I)u, djikali; — L'emporter sur; v. a. [scrit; s.] Outcast; — Onye-a(^*opulu-a(?opulu-a(j!upu, onye-adjulu-adju; Pro- Outcry; — ^kpu, nkpotu; — Bruit, clameur; s. Outdo; — Meg'ha, mekali, menari; — Surpasser; v. a. Outer; — Xk'ife, nk'ilo — Extérieur; adj. [rieur adj.] Outermost; — Nke uso, g*lbolu-uso, g-bolu-ukala; — Le plus exté- Outface; — ?i(?apu, anya, nwulapu, anya; — Braver; v. a. Outfit; — Nkwaba, nkwadelbe; — Equipement; s. Outgo; — Djeg'ha, djag^hag-a, djenari djekali; — Dépasser; v. a. Outgoing; — Opubu. ipu-ezi, nkapu; — Sortie; 6*. [v. a.] Outgrow; — Sog'haga, sokali nog'ha; — Surpasser en croissance; Outhouse; — Obele uno, nwa uno; — Dépendance; s. Outlandish; — Fepulu-isi, uso-aui; — Grossier-ère; adj. Outlast; — Sog-hag"a, sonari, sokali; — Surpasser en durée; v. a. Outlaw^; Wupu wubido; — Proscrire; v. a. — Onye-ewupulu-ewupu; — Proscrit; s. Outlawry; Nwupu, nwubido; — Mise hors la loi; s. Outlay; — Ife ntunye; — Dépense; s. Outlet; — Upu; — Issue; s. Outlive; — Sonari. soghag-ha, sokali; — Survivre à; v. a. Outmost; — Obolu-uso, g"bolu-ukasa; — Le plus extérieur; adj. Outnumber; — Bakal?, bag'hag'a, banari, ka; — Surpasser en nombre; Outpour; Ruputa, rupu, rufu, rusi; — Epancher; v. a. [v. a.] Outpouring; — Nrupu, nruputa, nruwusa; — Epanchement; s. Outrage; — Meya, mesu; — Outrager; v. a. — Nmeya, nmesu; — Outrage; s. [ant-e; adj.] Ourtrageous; — Dl-nmeya, di-nmesu, di-adjo-udjo; — Outra^ie- Outright; — Oz?g"bo, okamag'ba, nganug-a; — Sur le champ; adv. Outrun; — Gbanari, g-bag-liag-a, gbag-ha; — Courir plus fort; v. n. Outsell; — Lekali, zunar?; — Vendre plus que; v. a. Outset; — Mbido, mbinye; — Commencement; s. Outshine; — Nwuuari, uwukal?, nwug'hag'a; — Eclipser; v. a. 186 Outsh — Overm Outside; — Ezi, ilo, ife, azu; — Extérieur; s. Outskirt; — Ikpele, uso-uso, nti; — Bord, extrémité; s. Outspread; — Kpasa, g^basa, kiisa, kuwa; — Etendre; v. a. Outstrech; — Seti, setipu, grbati; — Déployer; v. a. Outstrip; — Ghag'a, g"lia, g"afe; — Dévancer; v. a. Outwalk; — Djeg'hag'a, djekali, djenari; — Marcher mieux que; Outward; — Ife, nk'ife; — Extérieur-e; adj. Outwardly; — N'ife, n'ezi-ilo, n'ilo; — Extérieurement; adv. Outwear; — Tonari, togfbu; — Durer plus longtemps que; v. n. Outwit; — ]S"wekali, ii<?e, nwenari-u?e; — Surpasser en finesse; a. v. Oval; — . Dik'akwa; — Ovale; adj. Over; — N'eim, n'isi, n'ufesi, kali; — Sur; jprép. Overact; — Meg^ha, mefelu; — Outrer; v. a. Overbalance; — Dag^bu, nyig^bu; — Peser plus que; v. a. Overbearing: — Di-ng-ala, di-oke-obi, di-uko; — Arrogant-e; adj. Overboard; — N'ufesi-u^bo ; — Par dessus le bord; adv. Overburden; — Bog'bu, kwag'ha^a; — Surcharger; v. a. Overcast; — Gbacj^ili-agbac^i; — Couvrir, obscurcir; v. a. Overcharge; — Sug'hag'a; — Surcharger; v. a. — Xsug'hag'a; — Surcharge; s. Overcome; — Meli, nyi; — Dompter, vaincre; v. a. Overdo; — Meg-liag^a, mefelu, mefelu-oke; — Outrer; v. a. Overflow; — Idju, uma, oke-idju; — Inondation; s. — Kpasa, g'basa, g-bokwasi, ^bobe; — Inonder, faire déborder; v. a Overflowing; — Nrug'hag'a; — Surabondance; s. — Imelime, imilikiti; — Surabondant- e ; adj. Overgrow; — Oba?i, pii?i, so<?i; — Cro?tre trop; v. n. Overgrowth; — Xso^hag-a, iiso(?i, mg-ba^i; — Accroissement excessif ; .'i Overhang; — Kwubido, zebido; — Pencher sur; a. v. Overhaul; — Kwudo, g'ba(j^i|^ha; — Examiner; v. a. Overhear; — N'isi, na opuiie-isi; — En haut, sur la tête; adv. Overheat; — Kponyeg-hagra-oku, kponye oke-oku; — Echauffer; v. a. Overjoy; — Goli, wu?ali, ma?ag-hal?; — Kavir; v a. Overland; — N'ukwu-eiiu, n'uzo-eiiu; — Par voie de terre; adv. Overlay; — Gbukpo, g-bobe, g"bokwasi; — Couvrir, étouffer; v. a. Overleap; — Mafelu, mafe^a, wufeg-a; — Sauter par dessus; v. n. Overload; — Bo^bu, lig'hag'a; — Surcharger; v. a. Overlook; — Neg"halu-aiiya, nefelu-anya; — Surveiller; v. a. Overmatch; — Kali, iiyi; — Ma?triser; v. a. Overmuch; — Kali-aka, fePoke; — Excessif- ve; adj. Overp — Oye 187 Overpass; — Gafeg'a, felii, mafelu; — Traverser; v. a. Overpay; — Kwu^ha^a-ug-wo; — Payer largement; v. a. Overplus; — Uma; — Trop plein; s. Overpower; — Xyi, kali, meli; — Subjuguer, v. a. Overrate; — TuMye-mili, rug'hag'a-onu, bug'opu; — Surfaire; v. a. Overreach; — Lafu, laputa, lali; — Duper; v. a. Overrule; — Nwe-isi, — Gouverner; v. a. Overrun; — Kpasa, kwaii; — Envahir; v. a. Oversee; — ?^efe; — Surveiller; v. a. Overseer; — Onye-nnefe; — Surveillant; s. Overset; — Ohapu, g"hakpulbe; — Renverser; i\ a. Overshade; — Riikpubo, zenye-ndo; — Ombrager; v. a Oversight; — Ine^ha-anya; — Inadvertance-; s. Oversleep; — La^hag"a, larufeloke; — Dormir trop; v. n. Overspent; — Ikeg'wusili, ikeg'wug'lia^alu ; — Excédé; adj. Overspread; — Obasa, g'bokpo, kpudo; — Tout couvert; a^i;. Overstep; — Xefe, g^afe^a; — Dépasser; v. a, Overstrew; — €rbasa, bosa; — Répandre sur; v. a. Overt; — Nk'ora, g-balu-enu; — Evident-e, ouvert-e; adj. Overtake; — Kwiido, ^bakwudo; — Surprendre; ^^ a. Overtask; — Kpag"bu; — Surcharger de travail; v. a. Overthrow; — Kwatu, meli^ mebi; — Renverser; v. a. — Nkwatu, nmeli, nmebi; — Ruine; s. Overtly; — N'ora, n'irii-ora; — Manifestement; adv. Overtop; — Kali, li-enu; — Surpasser; v. a. Overture; — Og'hele, mbido; — Ouverture; s. Overturn; — Gliatu, g-bakpube; — Renverser; v. a Overwhelm; — Dakpudo, dakpiibe; — Ecraser; v. a. Overwork; — Kpag-bu; — Travailler trop; v. n. Oviform; — Dik'akwa; — Oviforme; adj. Oviparous; — N'ewi-akwa; — Ovipare; adj. Owe; — Dji-ug-wo; — Devoir; v. a. Own; — Nwe, nwelu; — Etre propriétaire de; v. n. — Xke aka; — Propre, personnel; adj. Owner; — Diiiwenu, onye-nwenu; — Propriétaii-e ; s. Ownership: — Eiumelu; — Armateur; s. Ox; — Oke-efi; — B?uf; s. Oyer; — Ikpe, ikpe-ikpe; — Audition; .s. 188 Pab— Pal p Pabular; — Nni, nke nni; — Alimenteux; adj. Pace; — Ama ukwu, nranye-ife; — Pas, allure; s. Pacification; — Ndokwa, iilig'ba; — Pacification; s. Pacifier; — Onye-ndokwa; — Pacificateur; s. Pacify; — Bokwa, g-bo; — Pacifier; v. a. Pack; — Fo, fonye, do; — Emballer; v. a. ' — Ukwu; — Paquet; Package; — TJkwii, nkunkwu; — Coli; 5. Packet; — Obele ukwu, ukwu nta; — Paquet; .9. Pact; — Ag-ba; — Pacte; s. Paddle; — ^ya, ku; — Pagayer; v. n. — Amala; — Pagaie; s. Paddock; — Awo, mbala; — Gros crapaud; s. Padlock; — Ug-odi; — Cadenas; s. Pagan; — Onye-uw?i, onye n'ag"onyo; — Payen; 6. Paganism; — Ig-omo; Paganisme; s. Page; — Iru-akwukwo, pag'hia; — Page; Pageant; — Udje, ololo; — Spectacle; s. Paid; — Akwulu-akwu; — Payé-e; p. p. Pain; ~ Meg"bu; — Affliger; v. a. — lite-ololo, ufu; — Peine; s. Painful; — Di-mg-bu, di-ufu; — Pénible; adj. Painfully; — Xa mg-bu, n'ufu; — Péniblement; ads. Paint; — De, senye akwukwo; — Peindre: v a. Painter; — Ode; — Peintre; s. Pair; — ?^'abo, ibwa; — Paire; s Palace; — Obi, obi-eze; — Palais; s. Palatable; — Di-uso; — Agréable au gout; adj. Palawer; ~ Okwu, esemokwu; — Palabre; s. Pale; — ?a^halu-a?ag"ha; — P?le; adj. — Ma-nwu; ?ag-ha; — Palisser; v. a.— p?lir; v. n. Paleness; — ^Tc^ag^ha; — P?leur; s. Paling; — Egbo, iiua-eg-bo, ima-nwu; — Palissage; s. Palissade; — Ig-a, ig-wu-?^a; — Palissade; s. — Gwu-ig"a; — Palissader; v. a. Pall; — Kpu-akwa; — Couvrir, envelopper; v. a. — Akwa-ozu; — Manteau; s. Palliate; — Kpudo, kpube, inala? g-bodo: — Pallier; v. a Pal - Par 189 Palliation; — Nkpudo^ninala; — Atténuation; s. Pallid; — ?ag'halu-ai^a^ha; — P?le; adj. Palm; — Obu-aka; — Paume de la mam; s. Palmated; — Kwak olu-akwako; — Palmé; adj. Palpitate; — Ti-obi, marii-obi, riiru; -- Palpiter; v. m Palpitation; — Xriiru, iti-obi; — Palpitation: s. . Palsied; — Djaiiwulu-adjanwu, djulu-ii^wii; — Paralyse; adj. Palsy; — Oya-ndjanwu, oya-ndju ng-wu; — Paralysé; s. Pamper; — ?^'ye^hag'a-imi; — Nourrir à l'excès; v. a. Pan; — €rbatng-bam ; — Terrine, bassin; Panacea; — Og*wii-oya nine; — Panacée; s. Pane; — Ibe-iisreg"be ; — Carreau; s. Panegyric; — Mbala: — Panégyrique; s. Pang; — Mg"bali, ufu, mg-bu; — Angoisse; s. Panic; — Akpadjudju, adj idja, udjo; — Panique; s. Panther; — A^u, awolo; — Pantère; s*. Pap; — Odug-ba; — Pulpe; s. Papa; — Nna, ?na, nnadi; — Papa; s. Papacy; — Olu-isi-uka, ebiibe-popu; — Papauté; s. Papal; — ?^^k'onye-is?-iika, nke popii; — Papal-e; adj. Paper; — Akwukwo; — Papier; s. Pappy; — D?k'odiig"ba; — Pulpeux-se; adj. Par; — ?^ra-anya, iiramanya; — Pair; s. Parable; — Inu, iiiu-okwii, ita, ita-okwu; — Parabole; s. Parabolic; — Nk'inu; — Parabolique; adj. Paraclete; — Onye-ntasi, ouye-nkasi; — Paraclet; s. Parade; — Grbako; — Parader; v. n. — Udje, imeimkwu; — Parade; Paradigm; — Atii, ife-atu, arima; — Paradigme; s. Paradise; — Ebe-àwuli, paradizu; — Paradis; s. Paralysis; — Oya-idjuiig'wu, idjung-wu; — Paralysie; s. Paralytic; — Djulung-wu; — Paralitique; adj. Paramount; — Isi, kasinu; — Souverain; adj. Paramour; — Oyi-nwayi, oy?; — Amant; s. Parasol; — O?e-ndo, ii(|?e-awu, akwa-uzu; — Parasol; s. Parboil; — Si<?ii, ma(?ube, mac^u; — Parbouillir; v. a. Parcel; — Ngwungwu, iikwiikwu, ukwu; — Parcelle; s. Parch; — Grhe, na, g-hebe, iiaba; — Br?ler, r?tir; v. a. Pard; — A^u awolo anubolu-agwa; — Léopard; s. Pardon; — Gba^halii, g-halu, rapu; — Pardonner; v. a. 190 Par — Pas Pardonable; — Onye-mgba^lialu; — Celui qui pardonne; s. Pare; — Ba, ba?a fu, kpe?a, kpe; - Rogner; v. a. Parent; — Onye-muluiiu ; — Père, mère; s. Parentless; — X'euwero-nne iia nna; — Sans parents; adj. Paring; — Ke-aba?apulii, afiil ifii; — Rognure; s. Parity; — Nra-anya, iiramauya; — Parité; s. Parlance; — ^kata; — Langage; s. Parley; — Rpa; — Conférer; ?k n. Parlour; — Iba, ife-uno, ebe-onodu; — Parloir, salon; s. Paroquet; — I?e-oku-ozala; — Perruche; s. Parricide; — O^bu nne na una; — Parricide; s. Parrot; — I?e-oku; — Perroquet: s. Parry; — Zipu; — Parer; v. a. Parsimonius; — Di anini, di-i?u; — Parcimonieux-se ; adj. Parsimony; — Ntupe, aiiini; — Parcimonie; s. Parson; — Uko-?ukwu; — Ministre; s. Parsonage; — Uiio-iiko-?ukwii; — Presbytère; s. Part; — Ibe, ibelibe; — Part; s. Partake; — Keta; — Partager; v. a. Pailaker; — Onye-nketa; — Partageant; s. Partial; - Di-ibelibe, di-ibe, di-ofu-akuku; ~ Partiel; adj. Paiiiality; — Asomaiiya, iso-aiiya; — Partialité; s. Partible; — Di-okeke, di-nkewa; — Divisible; adj. Participant; — N'eketa, iieketaim; — Participant; adj. — Onye-nketa; — Participant; s. Partecipate; — Keta; — Partager; Participation; — Xketa; — Partage; s. Pai-ticiilarize ; — Kpo-afa; — Spécifier; v. a Particularly; — Tuma, kpatuma; - Particulièrement; adv. Pai-ting; — Nkera mg-bura; — Séparation; s. Paiiisan; — Onye-otu, onye-aka-olu ; — Partisan; s. Pai-tisanship; — Ibu-onye-otu, ibu-onye-aka-olu ; — Ligue; s. Paiiition; — Oke, mgrba; — Partage ;%. Partly; — ?f'ibe, n'ibelibe; — Par morceaux; adv. Partner; — Ofti-abo, onye-abo; — Partenaire; 5. Partnership; — Otu, nkpoko; — Association; s. Partridge; — Okwa; — Perdrix; s. Parturition; — Imu-nwa, omumu-nwa; — Parturition; 5. Pass; — Oa, ^afc? gafega, niafe, noli; — Passer; v. n. Passable; — Di-o^aga, di-ngafeg"a; — Praticable; adj. Pas — Pau 191 Passage; — Uzo, og'ag'a; — Passage; s. Passenger; — O^ako-uzo^ odjeko-edjeko; — Passager; s. Passing; — O^ag-a, n^afe; — Passage; s. Passim; — Ebenine, eben?a; — Passionate; — Di-?si-ese, di-obi-oku; — Passionné; adj. Passionately; — N'obi-oku; — Passionnément; adv. Passively; — N'iriibe-?si, n'obi-umani; — Passivement; adv. Passiveness; — Ndidi, irube-isi, taba-usi; — Passivité; s. Passport; — Akwukwo-ngafe; — Passeport; s. Past; — Made, nyado, manyaba; — Passé; s. Pastime; — Nnoli, ng'wuli; — Pa^se temps; s. Pastor; — Onye-ii<?e-atulu; — Pasteur; 5. Pastoral; — Nk'onye-nce-atulii ; — Pastoral-e; ddj. Pasturage; — Ukpa-nni, nni, af?fya; — P?turage; s. Pasture; — Ta nn?, kpa nni: — Pa?tre; v. Patchwork; — Nkwako; — Assemblage; s, Pate; — Is?, akpukpo-isi-of?; — Tète, caboche s. Patent; — Nke ora amalu, amalu; — Patent-e; adj. Paternal; — Nke nna; — Paternel-le; adj. Paternity; — ?bunna^ ibunna; — Paternité; s. Pater noster; — ^Tna anyi, ekpele nk'eze any?; — Pater noster; s. Path; — Uzo, ezi, okpu uzo; — Sentier; s. Path-way; — Uzo, ezi, uwala, uf?f?, oie; — Sentier, trottoir; s. Patience; — Ndidi, nta(^i, ?g'bado aiiya; — Patience; s. Patient; — Di-ndid?, di-ntaci; — Patient-e; adj. Patiently; — ^sl nta??, welu nd?di; — Patiemment; adv. Patiiarch; — Okpala, ei- okpala, nnaukwu; — Patriarche; .9. Patrician; — ?mad?, oganubulii; — Patricien; s. Patrimony; — Ukwu, ekpe; — Patrimoine; s. Patriot; — Xwa aiii; — Patriote; s. Patriotic; — Nke iiwa ani; — Patriotique; adj. Patron; — Eze otii, ozog-wa, eze; — Patron; s. Patroness; — Ozo^wa iiwa^?; — Patronne; s. Patronize; — ?ikoba, kwudolu; — -Patronner; r. a. Patronymic; — Afaniia; — Nom patronymique; s. Patter; — Zo; — Battre, fouetter; v. a. Paucity; — Apug'h iiko; — Disette; s. Paunch; — Afb,'okwulu; — Panse; s. Pauper; — Ogbweiiye, obele oiiye; — Indigent; s. Pause; — Kwiilu, kwus?, (?elu; — S'arrêter; v. n. 192 Paw— Peg' — Kkwusi, okwukwii; — Pause, arrêt; s Paw; — Ukwu ano mbo; — Patte; 5. Pawn; — Ife-ibe; — Gage; s. Pay; — K\ru, kwu(?i, kwu ug-wo; — Payer; v. a. — tlg'wo; — Payement; 5. Payable — Di-okwukwu, di-nkwiipuj — Payable; adj. Pay-master; — Onye-ikwu, ug'wo, okwu ug'wo; — Payeur; s. Payement; — U^wo, ak\viimug*\vo; — Payement; s. Peace; — Ndokwa edom; — Paix; s. Peaceable; — Di-Hwayo' di-ndokwa; — Paisible; adj. Peaceably; — ?^'a ndokwa, nwayo; — Paisiblement; adv. Peaceful; — Di-du, di-nwayo; — Tranquille; ad/ Peacefully; — ?^'a du, du, nwayo; — Paisiblement; adv Peace-officer; — Onye-edomani; — Officier de police; .9 Peak; — Enu, akpampipi; — Pointe, pic; s. Pearlash; — IS'g'u; — Perlasse; s. Peasant; — Obele onye igori; — Paysan; s. Pebble; — ?djilidja, okwute; — Caillou; s. Pebbly; — Buso adjilidja okwute; — Caillouteux; ad;). Peck; — Tu, tu onu, ro; — Becqueter; v. a. Pectoral; — ??^ke obi; — Pectoral; adj. Peculiar; — Pul'i(^e; — Particulier-ère; adj. Peculiarly; — Tuma, kpatuma; — Particulièrement; adv. Pecuniary; — Nke eg"o; — Pécuniaire; adj. Pedagogue; — Onye-nkuzi; — Pédagogue; s. Pedal; — Nke ukwu; — Du pied; adj. Peddle; — Tu mg'ebele; — S' occuper de bagatelle; v. n. Peddler; — Mg"beleke, otu-mg-pele ; — Bagatelle; s. Pedestrial; — Onye-idje ukw^u; — Piéton; s. Pedigree; — ?fdudug'andu ; — Généalogie; s. Peel; — Fupu, fu, kpe, kpe?a, bac^a; — Peler; — Mg-bug-bo; — Pelure; s. Peep; — ?^^yo; — Poindre; v. n. — Onyonyo; — Point, première apparition; s. Peer; — O^bo, amadi, ubu; — Compagnon; s. Peerage; — Og-bo, ndi-amadi; — Pairie; 5. Peerless; — N'enwero o^bo, n'enw^ero ubu; — Sans compagnon; adj. Peevish; (to be) — Grwu anya, di isese; — Chagrin, bourru; adj. Peevishness; — Igwu anya, insiese; — Mauvaise humeur; s. Peg; — Ntu osisi; — Cheville; s. Pel— Per 193 Pelf; — Eg'o; — Richesses; s. Pell; — Akpukpo, awolo; — Peau; s. Pellicle; — Iwolo, awolo; — Pellicule; s. Pellucid; — Di-enyi, di-inyeye; — Transparent, adj. Pelt; — Tu, ma; — Trapper, lancer; v. a. Peltry; — Akpukpo, awolo; — Peau; s. Penalty, penance; — Itali, opipya; — Peine, pénitence; s. Pendant; — Okoloto, okonoto; — G-uidon; s. [cidj-] Pendent; — Kwufelu akwufelu, kwukolu akwukolu; — Pendant-e; Pendulous; — N'akwu efeliefe; — Suspendu, en suspens; adj. Penetrate; — Dupu, rapu, lupu, ba; — Pénétrer; v. a. Penetrating; — Di-nko; — Perforant, tranchant; adj. Penitence; — Ime ebele ndjo, akwamuta; — Pénitence; s. Penitent; — N'enwe ebele ndjo, n'akwa nta; — Pénitent; adj. — Okwamanu; — Pénitent; s. [ddj-] Penitentiary; — Xke akwamuta, nke ikwamanu; — Pénitenciaire ; — Uno nk'ime ebele ndjo, uno nga; — Pénitencier; s. Pen-knife; — Obele nma, obele obakpa; — Canif; s. Pen-man; — Ode, ode akwukwo; — Ecrivain; s Pennant; -- Obele okonoko; — BanderoUe; s. Pennate; — Nwelu nku, pulu nku; — Ailé-e; adj. Penniless; — N'enwero eg'o; — Sans argent; adj. Pensile; — Kwufelu akwufelu, kwuefem; — Suspendu; adj. Pentagon; — Nkuku ise; — Pentagone; s. Pentagonal; — Nwelu nkuku ise, di-nknku ise; — Pentagone; s. Pentangular; — Di-nkuku ise; — A cinq angles; adj. Pentecost; — Pentikosti, ozida nke mo nso; — Pentec?te; 5. Penurious; — Di-nkilika u(^e, di-anini, d?-i?u; — Avare; adj. Penuriously; — ?fM(?u, n'aka ntadide; — Avec avarice; adv. Penury; — Og'beny, nfiaru; — Pénurie; s. People; — Madu ora, ora madu; — Peuple; s. Pepper; — Ose; — Poivre; s. Perad venture ; — Ike, ife-ize ndu; — Peut-être; adv. Perambulate; — Djeg-hal?, djekili; — Parcourir; v. a. Perambulation; — Ndjeg-liali, ndjekili; — Action de parcourir; s. Perceivable; — Di-nmata, di-nghota; — Perceptible; adj. Perceptible; — Di-nmata, di-nwuta; — Perceptible; adj. Perceptibly; — IS'a nwuta, na nmata; — D' une manière perceptible Perception; — ?fg'hota, nmata; — Entente, perception; s. Perception; — N'a^hota, n^amata ife; — Perceptif- ve ; adj. 194 Perch — Pero Perch; — Be, belu, bekwasi; — Percher (se); v. n. Perchance; — Ike; — Par hasard; adv. Percolate; — Za, za?a, ta, ta?a; — Filtrer; v. a. Percolation; — Nta?a, nza<^a; — Filtration; 5. Perdition; — lyi, mbibi; — Perdition; s. Perennial; — Bi-ntoto, okpu, d?-okpu; — Perpétuel-le : adj. Perfect; — Mezu; — Perfectionner; v, a. — Zulu ezu, di-ekelesu; — Parfait-e; adj. Perfectible; — Bi-nmezu; — Perfectible; adj. Perfection; — jS'mezu, ozug'hozu; — Perfection; s. Perforate; — Ohupu, lupu; — Perforer; v. a. Perforation; — N^hupu nlupu; — Perforation; s. Perforce; — Ike, n'ike, n'ike aru; — Par force; adv. Perform; — Me mezu; — Accomplir; v. a. Performable; — Bi-omeme; — Faisable; adj. Performance; — Omeme, ime eme; — Accomplissement; s. Performer; — Orne, onye-omeme; — Exécutant; s. Perfume; — Si, si isi uso, si noli noli; — Parfumer; v. a. — Isi uso; — Parfum; s. Perfumery; — Isi uso, ife isi uso; — Parfumerie; s. Perhaps; — Ike; — Peut-être; adv. Peril; — Ife eg-wu, ife di-eg-wu; — Péril; s. Perilous: — Bi-eg'wu, di-ize ndu; — Périlleux-se; adj. Period; — Og-e, ogele; — Période; s. Periodically; — N'og'e n'o^ele; — Périodiquement; adv. Perish; — Na n'iyi, nwu, mvuru iyi; — Périr; v. n. Perishable; — Bi-ina n'iyi, di-onwunwu; — Périssable; adj. Perjure; — ?^u iyi asi, nu izi n'asi; — Parjurer; v. a. Perjury; — Inu iyi asi, inu iyi n'asi; — Parjure; s. Perk; — Ng-wa, di-ngwa, di-ukele; — Rapide; adj. Permanence; — Elegede, ife-isi nsi, ife-okpu; — Permanence; 6". Permanently; N'edjeli, isi nsi, elegede; D'une manière permanente; adv Permeable; — Bi-ogaga, di-nghapu di-ngliupu; — Perméable; adj Permeate; — Gliupu, gha, ghapu; — Passei* à travers; v. n. Permeation; — Nghupu, ogaga; — Pénétration; s. Permiscible; — Bi-ntigwa, di-nkpoko; — Miscible; adj. Permissible; — Bi-nkwenye, di-oghagha; — Accordable; adj. Permission; — Ogliagha nkwenye; — Permission; s. Permit; — Kwenyelu, ghalu, rapu; — Permettre; v. a. Peroration; — Okivu nkuube; — Péi'oraison; .9. Perp — Perv 195 Perpetrate; Me, lu; — Perpétrer; v. a. Perpetration; — Omeme, iimedio; — Perpétration; s. Perpetual; — Di-okpii, di-isi nsi; — Perpétuel-le ; adj. Perpetually; — Isi nsi, okpu, eleg"ede; — Perpét if Uement; adv. Perpetuate; — Do ife-okpn, do ife-isi nsi; — Perpétuer; v. a. Perpetuity; — Ebeg-hebe, a^wug-ha^wu, okpu; — Perpétuité; s. Perplex; — Gbagrliali, fi, lima; — Embrouiller; v. a. Perplexing; — Gbalug-liali, g'bahi ig'ha; — Embarrassant-e ; adj. Perplexity; — Ig'ha, ighalig'ha, ofima; — Perplexité; s. Perquisite; — Nsa, odji; — Gratification; s. Persecute; — Kany sog'bu, ?u; — Persécuter; v. a. Persecution; — Nmanye, nsog-bii; — Persécution; 8. Perseverance; — Ig-bado anya, uda ntado; — Persévérance; s. Persevere; — Ta<?i, tado, g'bag'O anya; — Persévérer; x n. Perseveringly ; — ?^a nta<?i, n'ufi; — Avec persévérance; adv. Persist; — Gbambo, bo, bodo, kpami; — Persister; v. n. Persistance; Ig-bambo, nkpanii; — Persistance; s. Person; — Madu, aru; — Personne; s. Personage; — Oke madu, o^anubulu; — Personnage; s. Perspiration; — Okpofufu, ososo, o^wo^wo; — Transpiration; s. Perspire; — Kpo okpofufu; — Transpirer; v. n. Persuade; — Gba u(^e, lanye, lakwanyelu; — Persuader; v. a. Persuasible; — Di-ig'lia u<^e, di-nlanye; — Persuasible; adj. Persuasiveness ; — Idi-nlanye, idi-ig'ha u?e ; — Influence persuasive ; s Pert;" — Di-ile nko, n'ag-u isa; — Yif, éveillé; adj. \ Pertain; — Dili lulu, petu; — Se rapporter à, appartenir; v. n. I Peitinence; — Ototo, nkwesi, nfulu; — Convenance; s. Pertinent; — Kwesili ekwesi, tuluèto; — Pertinent-e; adj, I Pertinently; — Na nkwesi, n'ototo; — Pertinemment; adv. Pertly; — N'ile nko, n'igu isa; — Avec vivacité; adv. Pertness; — Ine nko, italafu, isa; — Vivacité; s. Perturbate; — Sogbu, g-baghali u?e; — Troubler; v. a. Perturbation; — Nso^bu, ig-bagnali u(^e; — Perturbation; s. Perusal; — O^ugu, ig-uagu; — Lecture; s. Peruse; — G-u, guli; — Lire, parcourir; v. a^ Pervade; — Gafe, ^afeg-a, djezu: — Pénétrer dans; v. a Pervasion; — ?^gafe, ndjeza; — Pénétration; s. Perverse; — N'aka ile, n'enie(??ti; — Pervers-e; adj. Perverseness ; — Ime(?iti, isiike, ikaile; — Perversité; s. Perversion; — Imeghiru, iglia isi; — Perversion; s. 13 196 Perv— Piet Perversity; — Aiiya iifu, ij^wu auya; — Perversité: s. Perversive; — N'eruj^liali ; u?e, ii'alafii; — Qui i)ervertit; adj. Pervert; — Laputa, lafu., mebi; — Pervertir; a. Pester; — Sog"bu, kpaka aru; — Tourmenter; r. a. Pestilence; — Oya, oya ofifye; — Pestilence; .v. Pestle; — Aka akaodo; — Pilon; s. Petition; — Yo, kbele, kpelii; — Pétitionner; v. a. — Ayoyo, ayiyo; — Pétition; s. Petitioner; — Oiiye-ayiyo; — Pétitionnaire; s. Petrescence; — Ig"ho okwiite; — Pétrification; s. Petrescent; — N'ag-ho okwiite; — Pétrif iant-e ; adj. Pétrif action; — Ig'lio okwiite; — Pétrification; s. Petrify; — Oho okwute; — Pétrifier; v. a. Petticoat; — 3Ibmiikwii, obele mbiiiiikwu; — Jupon, jupe; s. Pettish; — N'amakwukwukivu, n'aiiu onu; — Bourm-e; adj. Pettishly; — N'opo, iroiiii; — D' une manière bourrue; adv. Petty; — Obele, nta; — Inférieur, mesquin-e; aclj. Petulance; — Ouii, iria own; — Pétulance; s. Petulant; — N'afia own, ii' anu onu; — Pétulant-e; adj. Petulantly; — N'onn, n'ig-wn anya; — Avec petulance; adv. Pharmacy; — Igwo o^wn; — Pharmacie; s. Phase; — Irn; — Phase; s. Phial; — Onono, kalama, obele kalamam; — Fiole; s. Philanthropist; — Oyi madn ?iine, oyi ora; — Philanthrope; .s. Philanthropy; — Ibu oyi ora, madn ora; — Philanthropie; s. Phrase; — Sentensn; — Phrase; Phrenetic; — Di-ikoliko, ikoliko anya; — Fou, frénétique: adj. Physic; — O^wn, og-wo ogwn; — Médecine; s. Physical; — Nke?i, sitena(?i; — Physique; adj. Physically: — Xke sitena <?i; — Physiquement; adv. Physician; — Dibya, onye-ogwn; — Médecin; s. ? Piazza; — Ogwa; — Arcade; s. Pick; — Tntn, ro, rota, kpoko; — CueiUir, choisir; r. a. Pick axe; — Xg-wn, ngwn ani; — Pioche, pic; s. Picked; — Arotaln, aratalu; — Trié, choisi; adj. Picture; — Onyonyo akwnkwo; — Image; s. Picturesque; — Bnso nma, omata; — Imagé, peint-e; adj. Piece; — Ibe, ibelide; — Piece; s. Piercing; — ^ko, di-nko; — Pénétrant-e; adj. Piety; — Ikpeln (^'nkwn; — Piété; Pig— Pit 197 Pig; — Ez?, ezi uta, nwata ezi; — Pore; 5. Pigeon; — Kpalalnyukwii; — Pigeon; s. Pigmy; — Akakpo, akaiiri; — Pigmée; s. et. ctdj. Pike; — Nma atu, ag-aba; — Pique; s. Piked; — Di-iso mpi, ososo; — Pointu-e; adj. Pile; — 01)0 ikpo; — Pieu; s. Pilfer; — Tutu, tutu aka; — Dérober; v. a. Pilferer; — Ouye-ututu; — Maraudeur; s. . Pilgrim; — Ouye-idje, onye-mbia, og'bamMa; — Pèlerin; s. Pilgrimage; — Mbia, iudje, mba ui-nso; — .Pèlerinage; s. Pillage; — Kwali, kpoli; — Piller; v. a. Pillar; — Ide, ide okwute; — Pilier; s. Pillow: — Alozi, ofilisi; — Coussin; s. Pillow-case; — Akpa alozi, mvo alozi; — Taie d'oreiller; s. Pilot; — Okpe ug-bo; — Pilote ;.6\ — Kpe ug-bo; — Piloter; v. a. Pilotage; — Olu okpekpe, olu ikpe ug-bo; — Pilotage; s. Pin; — Kpodo, ma, mado, kpo; — Epingler; v. a. — Ntu; — Ei)ingie; s. Pinch; — Tu mbo, tu, kpi, pi, kpa; — Pincer; v. a. Pincers; — Nkpa; — Pinces,- tenailles; s. Pine; — Louwu; — Languir; t\ n. Pine-apple; — Akwu olu; — Ananas; s. Pinion; -- Xku ag'ba uku, isi nku; — Pignon; s. Pinnacle; — Akpambipi; — Pinacle, fa?te; s. Pintle; — Obele utu; — Cheville; 5 Pioneer; — Obuzo; — Pionnier; s. Pious; — N'atu egwu (?ukwu, n'eso ?ukwu; — Pieux-se; adj. Pipe; — Oku, ite oku, opi; — Pii)e; s. — Crbu opi, g-bii odja; — Siffler; v. n. Piquancy; — Nku, idiuko, ufu; — Piquant; s. Piquant; — Di-nko, uko, di-ufu; — Piquant-e; adj. Piracy; — Auya uke mili; — Piraterie; s. Pirate; — Ouye-auya mili; — Pirate; s. Piratical; — N'anya anya, nke mpum; — De pirate, en pirate; adj. Piscatorial; — Nke oku azu; — De la pêche; adj. Pistol; — Obele eg-pe, egbe uta; - Pistolet; s. Pit; — Ommu; — Fosse, trou; s. Pitch; — Tu, kpo ntu, kpopu; — Jeter, précipiter; v. a. Piteous; — Di-ebele, di-inielu ebele; — Piteux-se, compatissant; adj. V6* 198 Pit— Pla Pit fail; — Obu; — Trappe; s. Pith; — Ike, umele; — Sève, force; s. Pithily; — X'ike, n'okwomike ; — Vigoureusement; adv. Pithy; — Di-ike, di-umele; — Vigoureux-se ; adj. Pitiable; — Di-ebele, di-imelu ebele; — Pitoyable; adj. Pitiful; — Di-ebele, di-obi ebele; — Compatissant-e ; adj. Pitifully; — N'ebele, ii'obi ebele; — Avec pitié; adv. Pitiless; — N'enwero ebele, n'adiro obi ebele; — impitoyable; adj. Pit saw; — ]N'ma odii aka iiabo — Scie de long; s. Pity; — Ebele, obi ebele; — Miséricorde, pitié; s. Placability; — Idi-mgbag'halu ; — Clémence: s. Placable; — Di-obi mg-bag-halii; — Placable; adj. Placard; — Maba, mado, kii mkpomko; — Afficher; v. a. Place; — Ebe, o<^e, olu; — Place; s. — Debe, tukwasi; — Placer; v. a. Placid; — Di-nwayo, di-adyu, di-adjulu; — Placide; adj. Placidity; — Nwayo, adjulu; adju; — Placidité; s. Plague; — Oya, adjo oya; — Peste; s. Plain; — Di-tela, di-lali, di-iyene; — Plain, uni-e; adj. Plainly; — N'ezi okwii, nk'ezie, u'ezie; — Simplement; adj. Plainness; — IS^tela, idi-iyene; — Egalité, simplicité; s. Plaint; — Akpa, iiya; — Plainte; s. Plaintiff; — Onye-n?o(?o ; — Plaignant; s. Plaintive; — Di-akwa, di-uru; — Plaintif-ve; adJ. Plait; — Ma dji, kpa, zu; — Tresser, plisser; v. n. — Nmadji; — Tresse, pli; s. Plan; — Zuputa; Projeter; v. a. — Izu, izii olu; — Projet; s. Plane; — Kwo?a, kpu?a; — Pendre plan, raboter; v. a. — Nkwo; — Surface plane; s. Plauk; — Mg"bo, ibe mg*bo; — Planche; s. Plant; — Osisi, akuku; — Plante; s. — Ku, ma, — Planter; v. a. Plantain; — O^ede, une odji oko; — Plantain, banane; s. Plantation; — Ani olu, u^bo ani akuku; — Plantation; s. Planter; — Di nwenu ani olu; — Planteur; s Planticle: — Obele osisi, osisi nta; — Arbrisseau; s. Plat; — Kpa; — Tisser; v. a. — Igbe ani; — Pièce de terre; s. Plate; — Afele; — Plat; s. Pla— Plu 199 Plateau; — Nukwu afele; — Plateau; s. Platitude; — Osi, okwu ofeke; — Platitude; s. Platter; — Xukwu afele, abadaba afele; — Grand plat, gamelle; 5. *Play; — Gwuli, g^wii eg"wu; Jouer; — v. n. Play-fellow; — Oiiye-eg"wu; — Camarade de jeu; 5. Playful; — Di-eg"wu, n'aka amu; — Enjoué, badin; adj. Playfulness; — Ikpa amu, akpamamu; — Enjouement: Play-house; — Ebe e^wu, uiio eg*wu; — Maison de jeu; s. Play-mate; — Oiiye-eg'wii; — Compagnon de jeu; s. Play-thing; — Ife-eg-wu; — Jouet, joujou; s. Plea; — Ag-og^o; — Plaidoyer; s. Pleasant; — Di-iiso, di-nma; — Plaisant-e; adj. v Pleasantly; — Na iinia, ii'uso; — Plaisamment; adv. Please; — So, di nma; — Plaire; v. n. Pleasure; — IJso, nsoli, ol?li; — Plaisir; s. Plebeian; — Ofeke, elele; — Plébéien; s. Pledge; — Do ii'ibe; — Mettre en gage; v. a. — Ife-ibe; — Gage, caution; ?\ Plenary; — Di-udju, djuPedju; — Plein, entier-ère; ad). Plenipotence ; — Udju ike; — Plénipotence ; s. Plenipotentiary; — Onye-mvelu udju ike; — Plénipotentiaire; adj. Plenitude; — ?dju, odjudju; — Plénitude; s. Plenteous; — Imeline, imilikiti,- rhine; — Abondant-e; adj. Plenty^; — Imil?kiti, imelime; — Beaucoup; adv. Pleonasm; — Okwu nkwunwo; — Pléonasme; s. Plethora; — Udju obala' — Pléthore; s. Pliability; — Idi-nmadji; — Flexibilité, souplesse; s. Pliable; — Di-nmadji, dl-ntigo; — Souple, pHant, flexible; adj. PHancy; — Idi-nmadji, idi-nuyag-o; — Flexibilité; s. Pliant; — Di-nmadji, di-nlogo; — Phant-e; adj. Plodding; — Ure; — Laborieux-se ; adj- Plot; — Izu, nf?ko, nmako; — Complot; s. — Zu f?ko; — Comploter; v. a. Plotter; — Qnye-izu, onye-nf?ko; Conspirateur; s. ? Plotting; — Xflko, ozuzu, izu; — Complot; s. Pluck; — Gho, ghu; — Arj-acher; v. a. Plum; — Mbembe, n^ulun^u; — Prune; s. Plumage; — Ug"bene, uluma, ulume; — Plumage; s. Plume; — U^bene; — Plume d'oiseau; s. — Dokwa nku, dokwa uluma; — Ecorcer, éplucher; v. a. 200 Pki— Pol Plummet; — Oze isi mili; — Plomb; s. Plump; — Sulu am, di abiiba, djiilii ediu; Potelé, dodu-e; adj. Plumpness — Isu am, iinve iihi, idi-abuba; — Embonpoint; s. Plunder; — Kwali, kpoli, dokali; — Piller; v. a. Plunderer; — Oiiye-aiiya, okpoli; — Pillard; 5. Plunge; — Suiiye, deiiye; — Plonger; ?i. — Tu omimi, kpo omimi; — Plonger; v. n. Plurality; — Imeliiie, uba; — Pluralité; s. Plush; — Akwa awilhva; — Peluche; s. Pluvial; — Di-mili, delu ede; — Pluvieux-se; adj. Pocket; — Akpa afe, ukpaoita; — Poche, gousset; s. Pocket-book; — Akwukwo akpa afe; — Portefeuille; s. Pod; — Uko; — Cosse; s. — Kpanye, bu oko; — Ecosser; v._ a. Podded; — I>i-oko; — Cossu-e; adj Poignancy; — Nko, idi-nko, ufii; — Nature piquante; s. Poignant; — Nko, di-iiko, di-iifu; — Piquant-e; adj. Poignantly; — Na nko, n'lifu; D'une manière piquante: Point; — Oiiiiiiu, 01111; — Point; s. — Pi(?a; — Aiguiser, i-endre pointu; v. a. Pointed; — Di-nko, di-ososO; — Pointu-e; adj. Pointless; — X'enwero onu; — Obtus-e; adj. Poison; — Og^wu, nsi, adjo og-wii;- — Poison; s. Poke; — Akpa, obele akpa, akpa iita; — Pochette, sachet; s. Poker; — O^ba, og-ba n?g-we; — Tisonnier; 5. Pole; — Ug"bolo, okpolo, okposi; — Perche; s. PoU&h; — Kwomi, .tela, mala; — Polir; v. a. — Asala; — Poli, élégance; s. Polite; — Di-asala, di ako; — Poli-e; adj. Politely; — Nke asala, n'asala, 0^0 og'o; — Poliment; adv. Politeness; — Og'o asala; — Politesse; s ' Politic; Nwel'ui^e, di-aghug-o; — Politique; adj. Politically; — Nk'ora, iik' obodo; -- Politiquement; adv. Polity; — N<?iko ani, i<^i aiii, 0(^i?? aiii; — Forme de gouvernement; s. Poll; — Isi ororo, iirota; — Téte, liste, r?le; 5. — Grbiika, beka, g'hec^a; — Etêter; v. a Pollute; — Mete' nielu, lu; — Polluer, souiller; v. a. Pollution; — Xmeto, iimelu; — Pollution, souillure; s. Poltroon; — Udyo, onye-iidjo, onye-e^wu; — Polti'on; s. Polygamist; — 0(?i inyeme; — Polygame; .s\ Pol— For 201 Polygamy; — I?i inyeine; — Polygamie; s. Polyglot; — Akwukwo asiisii; — Polyglotte; 6\ Polygon; — Imeline iikiiku; — Polygone; Polygonal; — Di-inieline nkuku; — Polygone; adj. Polyhedron; — Imeliue akukii; — Polyèdre; s. Polyphonous; — Di-imeliiie ouu; — Polyplione; adj. Polypus; — Imeline ukwii; — Polypeux-se; adj. Polytheism; — Imeline alusi, otutu ainsi; — Polythéisme; s. Politheist: — Onye-iia^o otntn ainsi; — Polythéiste; s. Pomatum; — Ude; — Pommade; Pommel; — IN'sosopn, akpn; — Pommeau; .s. — Ti, ti ikpa; — Battre, rosser; v. a. Pomp; — Abnmadu, ime abnmadn; — Pompe, éclat; s. Pond; — Odigili, etokote; — Etang, mare; s. Ponder; — Lo, sikwn, sine; — Peser, considérer; v. a. Ponderosity; — Alo, idi-alo; — Pesanteur; s. Ponderous; — Di-alo, ala ndnln; — Pesant-e; adj. Poniard; — I^be, ig-be nta, obele ig'be; — Poignard; s. Pontiff; — Isi nko ?ukwn; — Pontife; s. Pontifical; — Ekeke isi nko ?uk^vn; — Pontif ical-e ; adj. Pony; — Obele anyinya, nwa anyinya; — Poney; 5. Pool; — Obele mili, obele odiglli, otokoto; — Bassin, mare; s. Poop; — Ekwnm, osi, ekwnm ngho; — Poupe; s. Poor; — O^bwenye djal'arn; — Pauvre; adj. Poorly; — N'og-bwenye, nke osrbenye; — Pauvrement; adv. Pope; — Isi nka, eze nkn ?nkwn; — Pape; s. Popedom; — Ebube eze nko ?nkwn; — Papauté; s. Popery; — Uzo ?nkwn; — Papisme; s. Popmjay; — I?e, i?e okn, otnlnkpokpo; — Perroquet, s. Populace; — Ora, ora madn; — Populace; s. , Popular; — Nk'ora; — Populaire; adj. Popularity; — Irn oma ora; — Popularité; s. ^ Popularly; — Nk'irn oma ora; — Populairement; adj. Populate; — Tinye ndi-obi; — Peupler; v. a. Population; — Ora madn, ora nine; — Population; s. Populous; — Bain nba; — Populeux-se ; adj. Populousness ; — ITba madn; — Population nombreuse; .s. Porch; — Og"wa onnzo onnmnzo; — Porche; s. Pork; — Ann ezi; — Porc s. Porker; — Ezi nta, obele ezi; — Pourceau; .s*. 202 Poi— Pot Port: — Otu, ose, oiiuzo; — Port; s. Portable; — Di-obiibu; — Portatif-ve ; adj. Portal; — Onuzo onuinuzo; — Portail; s. Porter; — Oiiye-oinizo, oiiye-ibu; — Portier; s. Port-hole; — Os^hele o^srbo iidu; — Sabord; s. Portico; — Ogrwa; — Portique; s Portion; — Ke, kewa, iiye; — Partager; v. a. — Oke; — Portion, part; s. Portly; — Di-ebube, di-nukwu; — Corpulent-e ; adj. Portmanteau; — Akpa idje, akpa ndjedje; — Valise; s. Portrait; — Oninyo, onyinyo akwukwo; — Portrait; s. Portray; — Ko, ma atu, yi arima; — Peindre, décrire; v. a. Portrayal; — lyi arima, ima atu; — Description; s. Portrayer; — Oma atu, oiiye-akoko; — Descripteur, j)eintre; s. Pose, — Fima, g'ba^hali; — Embarrasser; v. a. Poser; — Ofima; — Question embarassante ; s. Position; — Ouodu; — Position; s. Positive; — Edji aka, ozi; — Certain, pos tif-ve; adj. Possess; — ^^>ve, nwelu; — Posséder; v. a. Possession; — Enwe, ife-iiwe, nwe aku, oku; — Possession; s. Possessive; — Nke onweinve; — Possessif-ve; adj. Possessor; — Oiiweiui, di iiwenu; — Possesseur; s. Post; — Ide, ebe, ogwe; — Pilier, poteau; s. Posterity; — Ndiidug'a iidu, umu; — Postérité; s. Postern; — Ouuzo abaiii, onuzo azu uno; — Poterne; s. Postfix; — Gbakwauye, sokonye; — Joindre; v a. Post-haste; — Ososo, ozig-bo ozi^bo, ugrwangwa; — A la h?te; adv. Post-meridian; — Xk'urulu(fi, nke m^bwede; — De l'après-midi; adj. Post-pone; — Bura bug"a; Différer; a. Postponement; — Mbuni, mbug'ha; — Ajournement; s. Posture; — Onodu; — Position, posture; s. Pot; — ?ekwa nMte-ite; — Mettre en pot; v. a. pot; s. Potash; — Xg-u oka nnu utaba; — Pottasse; s. Potation; — Olala, nlat;*liag:a; — Libation; s. Potato; — Adu, dji oyibo, kukundukwu; — Patate douce; *\ Potentate; — Oke-eze, mikwu eze; — Potentat; s. Potential; — Xwelu ike, di-ike; — Potentiel-le; adj. Potently; — N'ike, uke ike; — Puissamment; adv. Potion; — Ife-olala, ojfwu-olala; — Potion; 5. Potsherd; — Edju, ibeledju; — Tesson; s. Pot— Prea 203 Potter; — Okpii ite; — Potier; s. Pottery; — Ife-iilo; — Poterie; s. Pouch; — Obele akpa, akpa iita; — Poche, 'bourse; s. — Tinye ii'akpa — Empocher; v. a. Poultry; — Okuku; — Volaille; s. Pounce; — Makwasi; — Fondre sur; v. a. — Mbo, utii; — Griffe, serre; s. Pound; — Su; — Piler, broyer; i?. a. Pour; — Ru rupn; — Verser; v. a. Pout; — Imakwukwukwu, ilo anya; — Bouderi -; s. Poverty; — 0;i?l>wenye, nfiaru; — Pauvreté; s. Powder; — Utu, utu oka; — Poudre; s Power; — Ike — Puissance; s. Powerful; — Di-ike, di-ukpa; — Puissant-e; adj. Powerfully; — N'ike nk'ike; — Puissamment; adv. Powerless; — N'enwero ike, di-nlo;- — Impuissant, faible; adj. Practibility ; — Idi-oiiieme, idi-nuiepu; — Possibilité; s. Practicable; — Di-omeme, di iiniepu" — Praticable; adj. Practicably; — Na iiinepu; — D'une manière praticable; adv. Practical; — Nke omeme; — Pratique; adj. Practically; — Sitau'omeme nk'omeme: — Pratiquement; adr. Practice; — Omeme, olu; — Pjatique; s. Practise; — Me, melu; — Pratiquer; v. a. Prairie; — Ozala; — Prairie; Praise; — To buni, bala; — Louer, glorifier; v a. — Ototo; — Louange; ^f. Prance; — Ma, wu fe; — Caracoler; v. n. Prank; — Dokwa, ?omma; — Décoi-er; v. a. Prate; — Gu, g^u isa, febeè — Caqueter; v. n. — Isa ig:u isa; — Caquet, babil; s. Prattle; — Onu nko, isa, ile nko; — Bavardage s. Prattler; — Onye-olu nko onye-ile nko; — Bavard; ^ Pray; — Yo, kpelu, g-o, g'olu; — Prier; v. a. Prayer; — Ekpele, ayiyo, ayoyo; — Prière; s. Prayer-book; — Akwukwo ekpele; — Livre de prière; s. Prayerful; — Bi-ekpeie, nke ekpele; — Dévot-e; adj. ^Prayerfully; — ?iT'ekpele, nke ekpele; — Dévotement; adr. Prayerless; — ^'adiro ekpele; — Qui ne prie pas; adj. Preach; — Kuzi, kwuputa; — Prêcher v. a. Preacher; — Onye ukuzi; — Prédicateur; s. 204 Prea— Prep Preamble; — Mbene okwu ig-biuitu ok>yu; — Préambule; 6?. Precarious;. — Anedjiro aka; — Précaire; adj. Precariously; — N'edji^li'aka; — Précairement; adv. Precaution; — Mbedo, oto ene ibe oto eue; — Précaution; s. Precede; — Gabuhu bu iizo; — Précéder; v. a. Precedent; — Arabam, aramura; — Précédent-e; adj. Precept; — I>vu; — Précepte; s. Preceptor; — Onye-nkiizi; — Précepteur; s. Preceptress; — Onye-iikiizi, oiiye-iikuzi iiwayi; — Institutrice; s. Precinct; — Okoloko, okilikili, ikpele, uzo; — Limite; s. Precious; — Di-oke oim, di-oke eg'o; — Précieux-se; adj. Preciously; — N'oke oiiu, iroke e;?o; — Précieusement; ailv. Precipitance; — Okpozukii, iiuukpii. uiiii oku; — Précipitntion; s. Preclude; — Xara, nabii, <?ibu; — Exclure; v. a. Preclusion; — Xiiara, iK^ipii; — Exclusion; s. Preconceit; — Ntukwa, iitukba; — Prévention; 8. Predatory; — Kke aii.wi, nke mpuiii: — Pillard, rapace; adj. Predecessor; — Oiiye-obii uzo, onye-ano(?ili ; — Prédécesseur; s. Predict; — Kwubulu, ma ama: — Prédire; v. a. Predicted; — Ekwubulu ekwubulu; — Prédit-e; adj. Prediction; — Nkwubulu, okwu amania; — Prédiction; s. Predictor; — Onye-ukwubulu, onye-aniania; — Prophète; s. Predominance; — I?i isi, inwe isi; — Prédominance; s. Predominate; — ?i isi, nwe isi; — Piédominer; v. a. Preeminance: — Isi, okaka; -- Prééminence; s. Preface; — Mbene okwu, ibu utu okwu; — Préface; s. Prefect; — Onowu, onye-isi; — Préfet; s. Pregnancy; — Ime afo ime, idi-ime; — Grossesse; Pregnant; — Di-ime; — Grosse, féconde: 5. Prelacy; — Olu uko ?ukwu; — Prélature; s. Premeditate; — ?ebuiu, lobulu; — Préméditer; v. a. Premeditation; — Xc^ebulu, nlobulu; — Préméditation; 5. Premium; — Ife-ekene, ife-ineolu; — Prime, récompense; s. Premonition; — Okwa, ima okwa, ido nti, ig-ba ama; Admonition; s. Preoccupy; — Xobulu, MO(?e; — Préoccuper; v. a. Preparation; — Nkwadebe, okeke; — Préparation; s. Prepare; — Kwadebe, dokwa; — Préparer; v a. Prepay; — Kwubulu ujg-bo; — Payer d'avance; v. a. Preponderate; — Xyikali, dag"bu; — Avoir la prépondérance; v n. Preponderation ; — Nda^bu, nnyikali; — Prépondérance; s. Prep— Pri 205. Prepossess ; — Xobulii, uo(?e ; — Préoccuper: Presbyter; — Uko ?ukwii; — Prêtre: s. Presbytery; — Otii iidi-uko ?iikwii; — Presbytère; s\ Prescience: — Imabulu ife hnanalii ife, iimanalu; — Prescience Prescribe;' — Ka, kpu iikpuhi; — Prescrire: v. a. Presence; — Irii auya, oiiono; — Présence, port; s. Present; — Onyeiiye, kodiinvo; — Présent; s. — ^ye^ (?e, ?elii; — Présente]', offrir; v. a. Presentable; — Di-oiiyenye; — Présentable; adi Presentation; — Onyeiiye, iiiye ife; — Offre, présentation; s. Presently; — Kodiinvo, na nso, kpafii; — Présentement; adv. Preservation; — X?ekwa, iK^ebe, iido^ — Préservation: s. Preserve; — Cebe, ?ekwa, g'ba og"!!; — Prései'ver; v. a. Preside; — ?i isi, nwe isi; — Présidence; s Presidency; — Oiiye-i(?i isi, osogwa; — Présidence; s. President; — Onye-ici isi, osog"\va; — Président; s. Press; — Bi, iiiikpo, rudo; — Presser; v. a. Preterit; — Gain ag'a, ^afeiu agafe; — Passé- e; adj. Pretention; Xiig'afe, ogag'lia; — Prétérition; s. Pretei-mission ; — Ngafe, iigaga; — Omission; s. Pretermit; - Gafe gag-ha; — Omettre; ^'. a. Prettily; — ?f'ape, nk'ape, iik'oma; — Gentiment: adv. Pretty; — Di-nma, omata; — Oentil-le; ad^'. Preval; — Epalai^i, nalu oiui; — Pjévaloir; v. n. Prevalence; — Xkpalac^i, i(?i isi, inalu oim; — Ascendant; s. Prevalent; — Di-ike, n'alii oiiu; — Prédominant-e ; adj. Prevaricate: — Sugliali, tu, tug^hali; Pergiverser, prévariquer; v. Prévarication; — Nkwugliali, iitugliali; — Prevarication; s. Prevaricator; — Oiiyc-ntiig'liali, oiiyc-iikwug*liali; — Prévaricateur; s. Prevenient; — Gain n'irii, gabulii ag^abulu; — Précédent-e; adj. Prevent; — Nara, ?ibii; — "Prévenii-, empêcher; v. a. Prevention; — Niiara, ii?ibu; — Empêchement: .9. Prevision; — Mubulu; — Prévision; 5. Prey; — Nkwali, ife-iiltwali, ife-iikpoli; — Pi oie; s. Prey; — Kwali, kpoli; — Dévorer; v. a. Price: — Gnu afya, ife-ekeiie, ife-eiiemolii ; — Prix; 6'. Priceless; — ?f'enwero oiiii, ii'enwero onii afya; — Sans prix; adj. Prick; — Du, ma, dupu, mapu, kpopu; — Piquer; v. a. Prickle; — Ouunu, onu, nsonso; — Piquant, épine; s. Prickly; — Di-ogwu, buso og"wu; — Epineux-se; ad^'. 206 Pri— Prob Pride; — N^ala, itu aru, utulukaro; — Orgueil; s. Priest; — Uko ?ukwu; — Prêtre; s. Priestess; — Uko ?iikwu iiwayi; Prêtresse; s. Priesthood; — Olu uko ?ukwu; — Prêtrise; s. Priestly; — Nke uko ?ukwu; — Sacerdotal-e; adj. Primarily; — Xke ibuzo, nk' izizi, n'izizi; — Primitivement; adv. Primary; — Nk'izizi, nke mbu; — Primaire; adj. Prime; — Nke mini, isi; — Premier-ère; adj. — Enu, ufo?i; — Point du jour; s. Primer; — Akwukwo izizi; — Premier livre de lecture; s. Primitive}, — Xk'iziz?, uke mbu; — Primitif- ve; adj. Primogenial; — Imi izizi, di-okpala; — Priniordial-e , adj. Primordial; — Xk'izizi, nke mbu; — Primordial-e ; adj. Prince; — ?fwa eze, okpala eze; — Prince; s. Princely; — Nke mva eze, nke eze; — De prince; adj. Princess; — Ada eze; — Princesse; s. Principal; — Isi, nke isi; — Principal-e; adj. Principally; — Nke iziz?, nke kasinu; — Principalement; adv. Principle; — Iwu, okwu nto ani; — Principe; s. Prior; — Nke mbu, nke bu uzo; — Prieur, antérieur; adj. Prioress; — Onye-isi nwayi; — Prieure; .s. Priority; — Isi ibu isi; — Priorité; s. Prison; — Ng"B, uno n^a; — Prison; s. Prisoner; — Onye nsra, onye-ndji; — Prisonnier; s. Pristine; — Nke izizi, nke ^bo; — Primitif- ve; adj. Prithee; — Biko, aridzemi; — Je vous prie; loc. conj. Privacy; — Nzozo, okpolu; — Secret; s. Private; — Di-okpulu, di-nzozo; — Privé-e; adj. Privateer; — U^bo akankpa; — Corsaire; s. Privately; — Nakaukpa, na nzozo, nke nzozo; — Privément; arlv. Privation; — lyi, nfunari; — PrivaticAi; s. Privilege; — Nzeli, nzele, elele; — Privilège; s. Privily; — Xa nzozo, n'okpulu; — Secrètement; adv. Privity; — Xzozo okpulu; — Secret confidence; s. Privy; — Uno iru mili; — Cabinets; s. Prize; — Ekene, ife-ekene; — Probabilité; s. Probability; — Odika, odika odika; — Probable; s. Probable; — Dika, yili; — Probablement; adv. Probably; — Odika odika, omali omali; — Epreuve; 5. Probation;; — Onwanwa, nwane, ndami; — Probation; s. Prob— Prof 207 Probationer; — Og'bodi, aka ofii, onye ohi; — Aspirant; s. Probity — Idje eklesu, omeme kwiioto; — Probité; s. Proboscis; — Ho ilo enyi; — Trompe; s. Procedure; — Omeme, okpulii, i^a, n'iru; — Procédure; s. Proceed; — gaba, g-a ii'irii, g-awo^a; — Procéder; v. n. Procession; — Ig-aii'u^bala, ug-bala; — Procession; s. Proclaim; — Kwuputa, ^basa, kwuwa, kwapii; — Proclamer; v. a. Proclamation; — Nkwuputa, mg-basa; — Proclamation; Procrastinate; — Bura; — Différer; v. a. Procrastination; — Mbiira; — Retard; s. Procreate; — Mii, muta; — Procréer; v. a. Procreation; — Nmuta, omu oiiu; — Proci'éation; s. [curer] adj. Procurable; — Di-ofiifii, di-ilu aka, di-n?ota; — Qu'on peut se pro- Procure; — ?ota, fii; — Procurer; v. a. Procurement; — Ofufu, n?ota; — Entremise; s. Prodigal; — Ose aka, di-ose aka, di-nmeyi; — Prodigue; adj. Prodigality; — Ose aka, nmayi, alansaka; — Prodigalité; s. Prodigally; — N'ose aka, nk'ose aka; — Prodigalement ; adv. Prodigious ; — Di- nukwii, ag'adag-a, akatakpo ; — Prodigieux-se ; adj. Prodigiously; — Na iiiikwii, iike iikwii; — Prodigieusement; adv.. Prodigy; — Ife ebube; — Prodige; s. Produce; — Wepiita, miipiita, muta; — Produire; v. a. Producible; — Di-nweputa; — . Productiblo ; adj. Production; — ?fkbulu, nwebuta; — Production; s. Productive; — Di-nweputa, n'eweputa; — Productif- ve ; adj.. Productiveness; — Idi-nweputa, oke ani; — Fécondité; s. Proem; — Mbene okwu, ig'buntu okwu; — Préface; s. Profanation; — Nmelu, ilu nso; — Profanation; s. Profane; — Lu nso, melu, meto; — Profane; adj. Profanity; — Nmelu, enweg'h'eg'wu Cukwu; — Impiété; s. Profess; — Kwi|.pu, kwuwa, kwuputa; — Professer; v. a. Profession; — Olu, nkwuputa; — Profession; s. Professor; — Onye-nkuzi, onye-nkwuputa; — Professeur; s. Professorship; — Olu onye-nkuzi; — Professorat; 5. Proffer; — ?e, <?elu, nye; — Offrir; v. a. Profit; — Balu; — Profiter; v. n. — Elele, uba; — Profit, gain; s. Profitable; — Di-elele, di-uba; — Profitable; adj. Profitably; — N'elele, nk' elele; — Prof i tablemen t; adv. Profitless; — N'enwero elele, n'adiro elele'; — Sans profit; adj. 20S Pi'?f — Pi'om Profligacy; — Adio omeme; — Dérègleinent; s. Profound; — Di-omeini, inutalu aniuta; — Profond-e; adj. Profoundly; — N'omimi; — Profondément; adv. Profoundity; — Omim? og^bii; — Profondeur; s. Profuse; — Salii aka, di-afo orna, alaiisaka; — Abondant-e; adj. Profusely; X'ose aka, na luiieyi, ighalakiti! — Profusémcnt; adv. Profusion; — Imeliiie, imil)kiti; — Profusion; s. Prog; — Afifya uni: — Nouniture, p?ture; s. Progenitor; — Nmadi, iiiiad?iiiiadi, iinad? iikwu; — A?eul; s. Progeny; — Umii uiauiiiu, ebo, nibana, oiiuku; — Race, lignée; s. Prognostic; — Ama, atu, arima, akala; — Prognostic; s. Prognosticate; — Kwiibiilu, fii ofu; — Prognostiquer; v. a. Progress; — Gan'iru, ?>"awag"a; — Progresser; v. h. Progression; — Ig"an'irii, iig^aii'iru, ng^awa^a; — Progression; s. Prohibit; — Nara inviKj!!. iiiacfi; — Prohiber; v. a. Prohibition; — Nma?i, iiwuci, nuara; — Prohiber; a. Project: — Zu, sosopu; — Projeter; v. a. — Izu, ?ziizu, izii olii; — Projet; s. Projector; — Oiiye-izuzu; — Auteur; s. Projecture; — Nsopii, iisosopu; — Projecture; s. Prolific; — Namiim?, iremeniii oke; — Prolifique; adj. Prolix; — Og'Oiiog'O, di-og'oiiog'O, di-iiso; - Prolixe; adj. Prolixity; — Og'ouog'O, iiso mg-bamisrbatilili; = Prolixité; s. Prologue; — Mbeiie, ilo-oka; — Prologue; s. Prolong; — Grbati, doti, set?; — Prolonger; Prolongation; — Mg-bati, iiseti, iidoti; — Prolongation; s. Prominence; — l^i ?si, in we isi, idi-eiiu; — Proéminence: s. Prominent; — Obalu euu, amalu afaya; — Proéminent-e; adj. Prominently; — X'eiiu, ag-adag-a, akatakpo; — D' une manière pro- Promiscuous; — I)i-o^wa, g"walu aka; Confus-e; adj. [éminente; adv.] Promiscuously; — N'og"wa, ng'waiig'wa; — Confusément; adv. Promise; — Kive iikiva-iikwa; — Promettre; v. d. Promissory; — Di- iikwa, nke iikwa; — Promissoire; adj. Promontory; — 3Ipip?, nipipi aiii; — Promotoire; s. Promote; — Euni, meiii, meiiwu; — Elever; v. a. Promoter; — Omeui, obiiiii; — Promoteur; s. Promotion; — Mbuui, iiiiien?; — Promontion; .5. Prompt; — Di-iig-wa, di-ukele; — Prompt-e; — ccdj Promi)titude; — S^g-wa; — Promptitude; s. Promptly; -— Gbo, 11a g^bo; — Promptement; adv. Prom — Prot 209 Promulgate; — Kwiipiita, ^basa, ma okwa; — Promulgaer; v, a. Promulgation; — Amamokwa, ima okwa; — Promulgation; s. Prong; — Xg*adaba, iigiiiiiazu ; — Pourcbon, branche; 5. Pronounce; — Kpo, kwii, kpoko; — Prononcèr; v. a. Pronounceable; — Di-okpokpo, di-nkpoko; — Qu'on peut prononcer; Pronunciation; — Okpokpo, iikpoko; — ? Prononciation; s. Proof; — Ikari, akika okwu; — Preuve; s. Prop; — Zado kwado-iiza; — Supporter v. a, - support; s. Propagate; — G-basa buiii, meni; — Propager; v. a. Propagation; — Mg-basa, nmeni; — Propagation; s. Proper; — Ezi kwesili ekwesi; — Propre, particulier; adj. Properly; — Ofuma, iia iima, ezie like oma; — Proprement;, en Property; — Aku oku; — Propriété; s. [propre; adv.] Propbecy; — Amuma, okwu omuma; — Prophétie; s. Propbet; — Amuma, ouye-amunia; — Prophète; s. Prophetess; — Amiima nwayi — Prophetesse; s. Prophetical; — Nke amuma, like iikwubulu; — Prophétique; adj. Propinquity; — Nso, idi-nso, iididebe; — Proximité; s. Propitiate; — Go, ya iiiehi, mala; — Rendre propice; v. a. Propitiation; — Alo, aya, nmelo, iimala; — Propitiation; s. Propitiator; — Onye-umelo, onye-iimala; — Médiateur; s. Proportion; — Obazi, fiazi-oke; — Proportion; s. Proportionable; — Di-mgbazi, di-iiliazi; — Proportionné-e ; adj. Proprietary; — Di iimeuii, oiiweiiu; — Propriétaire; s. Propriety; — Nkwesi, ototo; — Propriété; s. Prosecute; — ?u gbaso; — Poursuivre, exécuter; r. a. Prosecution; — Oc^ii?u, nigbaso; — Poursuite; s. Prosecutor; — Oiiye-mg-baso, oiiye-nc^o?o ; - Poursuivant; s. Prospect; — N?ekwube; — Perspective, espoir; s. Prospective; — Nkodiu'iru; — En perspective; adj. Prospectus; — Izuzu olu akwukwo; — Prospectus; ^? Prosper; — Ba, bu, s'a; — Prospérer; v. n. Prosperity; — IJba, aku, awele; — Prospérité; s. Prostitute; — Ide^be, mbili; — Prostituée; s. Prostrate; — Togbolu, togbo, tura; — Abattre, renverser; c. a. Prostration; — Nturu, iitura, ukolopu; — Prostration, abattement; s. Protect; — ?edo zodo; — Pi'otéger; — v. a. Protection; — N?edo, nzodo, ozozo; — Protection; s. Protector; — Oiiye n?edo, ouye uzodo; — Protecteur; s. Protectress; — Onye-n(^edo nwayi; — Protectrice; s. 210 Prot— Pub Protract; — Obati, seti, doti; — Prolonger; v. a. Protraction; — M^bati, iiseti, iidoti; — Prolongation; 6-. Protrude; — ]N"upu kwabu; — Faire sortir; v. a. Protrusion; — Xpiipu, nkwapii; — Action de fair sortir: a. Proud; — Di-ng-ala, di n^ala di-n^ana; — Fier, orgueilleux- se; odj. Proudly; — Xa n^ala, na n^aua; — Orgueilleusement; adv. Provable; — Di-onwaiiwa, di-nwane; — Prouvable; adj. Prove; — ISTwa, mvaiie; — Prouver; v. a. Provender; — Afifya ami, atifya okponkii; — Fourrage; s. Proverb; — Inu okwn, ira akiiku; — Proverbe; 5. Provide; — ?edo (?odo, kpado; — Pourvoir; v. a. Provision; — Ife-iikpado, niii, iili; — Provision; s. Provocation; — Nkpasii hve. iilasii, iimesu; — Provocation; 5. Provoke; — Kpasu, kpasu iwe, lasii, mesii; — Provoquer; v. a. Provost; — Ouye-isi, onye-ikpe, eze-ikpe; — Prév?t; s. Prow; — Onu ug-bo; — Proue; s. Prowess; — Dike, ile; — Prouesse; s. Prowl ; — Wag'hali, ?u iiti ; — R?der \ v. n. — Xwag-hali; — Vagabondage; s. Proximate; — Di-iiso, iioiiyabalu; — Prochain, immédiat-e; adj. Proximately; — Nso, na nso; — Immédiatement; adv. Proximity; — ^j'so, idi-nso, ino nso; — Proximité; s. Proxy; — Onye-nno?i; — Mandataire; s. Prudently; — N'aniamife, nk'u?e; — Prudemment; adv. Prune; — Obuka, beka, wu aru; — Couper, tailler; v. a. Pry; — IS'yo, nyoijja; — Scruter; v. a. Psalm; — Abunso, ukwo nso, uli nso; — Psaume; s. Psalmist; — Okwa abii, onye abu, okwa onungu; — Psalmiste; s. Psalmody; — Ibu abu nso, ikwe ukwe nso; — Psalmodie; s. Psalter; — Akwukwo abo nso; — Psautier; s. Pshaw! ; — Ta sa! ; — Bah! ; Interj. Psychology; — Akoko nkpulob?; — Psychologie; s. Puberty; — O^o, og-o nwayi, og"0 madu; — Puberté; s. Public; — Ora ora madu; — Pubhc; s. — Nk'ora, nk'ora madu; — Public, publique; adj. Publican; — Ona atu, onye-ona atu; — Publicain; s. Publication; — Mg-basa, nkwusa; — Publication;. 5. Publicly; — N'iru ora; — Publiquement; — adv. Publish; — Gbasa, kwusa; — Publier; v. a. Publisher; — Onye-mg"basa, ouye-nkwusa; — Auteur; s. Puck — Purch 211 Pucker; — Kpa tii; — Rider, plier; v, a. Puddle; — Otokoto, odomili; — Mare, flaque d'eau; s.' Puff; — Fu, bala; — Souffler, gonfler; v. a. — Ikuku, ag-ii obi; — Bouffée; s. Pug ! ; — Awe ! pai ! g-bei ! ; — Fi, f i done ! ; interj. Pugilist; — Iti okpo; — Boxeur; s. Pugnacious; — Di-okwu ii'uka, obu okwu; — Querelleur; s. Pugnacity; — Okwu n'uka; — Humeur querelleuse; s. Puisne; -?— Obele, nta, iiwata; — Puiné. cadet; adj. Puissance; — Ike, ike am, ike obi; — Puissance; Puissant; — Di-ike, di-dike, di-iikpa; — Puissant-e; adj. Puke; — €rbo dii, tufii onu, wusi onii; — Vomir; v. a. Pull; — Se, do. g'ho; — Tirer; v. a. Osese, ododo; — Secousse; s. Pullet; — Asala, asala nnekwu, asala okuku; — Poulet; s. Pulp; — Ulu; — Pulpe, moelle; s. Pulpy; — "Di-ulu; — Mo?lleux-se: adj. Pulsate; — Ti; — Battre; v. a. Pulsation; — Otiti; — Pulsation; s. Pulsative; — X'eti eli; — Pulsatif-ve; adj. Pulse; — Ife og"wa, otiti, ag-wa, okpodudu; — Pulsation; s. Pulverable; — Di-nnukpo, di-og'weg'we, di-ng"weli; — Pulvérulent- e ; Pulvarization ; — 0^weg"we, ii^weli, nnukpo; — Pulvérisation; s. Pulverize; — Nukpo, g-weli; — Pulvériser; — v. Pumpkin; — Ug'bog'ulu; — Potiron, citrouille; s. l^uncheon; — Ag-badi, poni; — Mesure, barril; s. Pimcture; — Og-hele, nrapii; — Piqiire; s. — Ra, rapii; — Piquer; ^. a. Pungency; — Ufo, nko, idi-iiko; — Piquant, ?creté; s. Pungent; — Di-ufu, di-nko; — Piquant-e; adj. Puniness; — Obele, obele oiiye; — Petitesse; s. Punish; — Pya itali, nye afufu; — Punir; v. a. Punishable; — Di-ipya itali; — Punissable; adj Punisher; — Opya itali; — Punisseur; 5. Punishement; — Itali, ipya itali; — Punition; s. Punt; — U^bo, obele ug'bo; — Bachot; s. Puny; — Obele onye, di obele onye; — Chétif-ve; adj. Pupilage ; — Onye-nmuta, okwa onye-nmuta ; — Pupille, pupillarité ; s. Puppy; — Nwa nkita; — Petit chien; s. Purchase; — Go, geta; — Acheter; v. a. V 14 212 Pinch— Put — Ngota, og"0^o; — Achat; s. Purchaser ; — Oiiye-o^og'O, oiiye-iigota; — Acheteur; s. Pure; — Ezi, di-o?a; — Pur-e; adj. Parely; — N'o(?a n(?a; — Purement; adv. — Sese, soso; — Simplement; adv. Purgation; — Nwu?a, ii?a(?a, 0(^a?a; — Purgation; s. Purgative; — O?^wu n'ag-ba afo, og'wo ig'ba afo; Purgatif; s. Purge; — Wu?a, (?a?a, ^i\\ni; — Purger; v. a. Purification; — Nza?a, ido o?a, nwuc^apu; — Purification.; s. Purify; — Do o?a, wu(^a, za?apu; — Purifier; v. a. Purity; — 0(?a, id?-o?a, ad?mo?a, o?a onieme; — Pureté; s. Purl; — Nt?, ikpele; — (Tazouillement; s. Purloin; — Zu, tutu; — Dérober; v. a. Purloiner; — Osi, onye-ori, onye-izu; — Voleur; s. Purport; — Isi, aui, kpolo^wug>vu; — Sens, objet; s. Purpose; — Isi ife-ana(?o, isi ?fe-a?olu; — Intention; s. Purposely; — Matuma matama; — Exprès, à dessein; adv. Purse; — Akpa eg'O, obele akpa eg'o; — Bourse; 5. Purse-pride ; — "Xg-ala eg"0, ug-ba oku; — Orgueil des richesses; s. Purser; — Onye-ug-wo, okwu ug"wo; — Commissaire payeur; s. Per>uance; — Ososo, ife-soim, 0(^*ueu oso, ??u oso; — Poursuite; s. Pursue; — ?u g^baso; — Poursuivre; v. a. Pursuer; — 0(?u oso, oka usoiiso; — Celui qui poursuit; s. Pursuit; — 0(?u(?u ososo; — Poursuite; Pursuivant; — ?ko, odibo, uko-eze, odibo eze; — Poursuivant: s. PuiTiience; — Ig-ba abu, ilu abu; — Purulence; s. Pui'ulent; — i^^erii abu, nke abu; — Purulent- e; adj. Purvey; — Ku uni, kpanye nui, kpado; — Pourvoir; v. a. Purveyance; — Iku uni, akpa uni; — Provisions; s. Purveyor; — Okpa uni; — Pourvoyeui ; Pus; — Abu; — Pus; 6'. Push; — Xu, kwa; — Pousser; v. a. Pusillanimity; — Udjo, obi nlo; — Pusillanimité; s. Pusillanimous; — Di-udjo, di-obi nlo; — Pusillanime; a^fj. Puss; — Nwa onogbo, uwa obala; — Petit chat; s. Pustule; — Eriri, amafia; — Pustule: s. Put; — Tinye, tog-bo, so; — Placer, mettre; v. a. Putid; — Di-nkilika u(;e; — Bas, vil-e; adj. Putrefaction; — Ule, ile, ule, nmag-hu; — Putréfaction; s. Putrefy; — Le ma^hu; — Putréfier (se); — v. n. Put — Qua 213 Putrescence; — Ule, ile ule; — Putréfaction; s Putrescent; — N'ele ule, di-iile; — Pourri-e; adj. Putrid; — Lelu ule, ule; — Putride; adj. Putridity; — Ule, ile ule; — Pourriture; s. Puzzle; — (xbag-hali, f?ma, ti; — Embarrasser; v. a. Pygmean; — Di-aka nri, di-akakpo; — De pygmée; adj. Pyrology; — Akoko uzu, akoko okpomoku; — Pyrologie; s. Pyrometer; — ?^^si ama uzu, nsi ama okpomoku; — Pyromètre; s. Pyrotechny; — Glu eg'be; — Pyrotechnie; s. Pyrotechnist; — Ouye-elu eg'be; — Artificier; s. Q Quack; — Kwa k'obog'wu-g'liali, nya isi; — Habler; v. n. Quadrangle; — Nkuku eno; — Figure quadrangulaire ; s. Quadrangular; — Di-nkuku eno; — Quadrangulaire; adj. Quadrant; — Oke nk'eno; — Quart; s. Quadrennial; — Kwa aro eno; — Quadriennal; adj. Quadripartite; — Ibe eno, di-ibe eno; — Quadrifide; adj. Quadrumanous ; — Aka eno, ukwu eno; — Quadrumane; s. et. adj. Quadruped; — Ann ukwu eno; — Quadrupède; s. et. adj. Quadruplicate; — Madji eno, mag'ba eno; — Quadrupler; v. a. — Di-nmadji eno; — Au quadruple; adj. Quadruplication ; — Xmadji eno, nma^ba eno; — Quadruplication ; s. Quaff; — Runye, ladju afo; — Boire à longs traits; v. a. Quaggy; — ??^eli ukwu, di-apiti, di-ulu; — Marécageux-se ; adj. Quagmire; — Ani ulu, anl apiti, ani ule; — Frondrière; s. Quail; — Mi, dami, biada; — Abattre; v. a. Quake; — Ru, merube; — Trembler; v. n. Qualify; — Dozi g-bazi; — Preparer; v. a. Quality; — Udi, afa; — Qualité; s. Qualm; — Obi oyi, obi ndide; — Nausée, mal de c?ur; s. Qualmish; — Di-obi oyi; — Qui a des nausées; adj. Quantity; — Onu og'u, onwo, oke; — Quantité; s. Quarrel; — Ese, esemokwu, akomonu; — Querelle; s. — Se, se okwu, ko; — Quereller; v. a. et. n. (Quarrelsome; — Di-ese, obu okwu, obu uka; — Querelleur-se ; adj. Quarry; — Own okwute; — Exploiter une carrière; v. a. Quarter; — Kera eno; — Partager en quatre; v. a. — Okenke eno; — Quartier; s. 14* 214 ' Quar — Quin Quarterly; — N'owa eto, kwa owa etc; — Trimestriel-le ; adj. Quash; — Rokpo, zoda; — Briser, rompre; v. a. Quasi; — Bikasi, dika ag'asi; — Ainsi que; conj. Quassation; — ?^nieriibe ; — Secousse; s. Quaternary; — Di-eno, kwa^balu eno; — Quaternaire; adj. Quay; — Otu, ose, iru otu, iru ose; — Quai, jetée; s. Quean; — Wanyi n'eloro alo, akala og"oli nwayi; — Gueuse, s. Queasy; — N'aya oya, aru n'adiro; — Malade de c?ur; adj. Queen; — Eze nwanyi, anas? eze, eze okporo; — Reine; s. Queer; — Ana, d?-aiia; — Etrange; adj. Quell; — Bida, g"bo, g-bonyu; — Dompter, réprimer; v. a. Quench; — Menyu, luiiyu, kwonyii, funyu; Eteindre, souffler; v. a. Querist; — Onye-adjudju, oka adjudju; — Questionneur; s. Querulous; — D-i nkpeiikpe, nkpeiikpe; — Plaintif- ve; adj. Query; — Dju, dju adjudju; — Questionner; v. a. — Adjudju; — Question; 5. Quest; — 0(^o?o, n?o?o, ayoyo, ayiyo; — Recherche, demande; s. Questionable; — Di- adjudju, di-itu u?e; — Douteux-se; adj. Questioner; — Onye-adjudju, oka adjudju; — Questionneur; s. Questionless: — N'enwero adjudju, n'en wero okwu; Indubitable; vdj. Quibble; — jNftu ag-liog-ho, ntug-hali; — Argutie; 6\ Quick; — Di-ng"wa, di-ukele, di-ijdu; — Vivant, prompt-e; adj. — Osooso, n^wang-wa; — Vite, promptement; adv. Quicken; — Nye ndu, nukpo, g-banu; — Vivifier; v. a. Quickly; — Ososo, ng"wang"wa, ozig-bo ozig"bo; — Vite; adv. Quickness; — Ukele, ng-wa, mgbanu; — Vitesse; s. Quiddle; — Kpa aka ani; — Baguenauder; v. a. [quillité s.] Quiescence; — Izul'ike, inodu, nkiti, i^ba nkiti; — Repos, tran- Quiescent; — Di- du g'balu nkiti; — Calme, en repos; adj. Quiet; — Du aru ag-u, n'en wero nsogbu; — Calme, tranquille; adj. Quietism; — Ndokwa, edom, inodu; — Quiétude; 5. Quietly; — Nwayo, nwayo nwayo, du; — Tranquillement; adv. Quietude; — Xwayo, ino nwayo, adju, adjulu; — Quiétude; s. Quietus; — Ikpeazu, ife-ikpeazu, own; — Repos, mort; s. Quill; — Ug'bene, ag-ba nku, ami; — Plume, piquant; s. Quilt; — Akwa edina, akwa owulu; — Courte pointe; s. Quinary; — Di-ise, kwa ag-balu ise; — Quinaire; adj. Quinquangular ; — Di-nkuku ise; — A cinq angles: adj. Quinquennial; — Xwa aro ise; — Quinquennal; adj. Quintuple; — Di-nmadji ise; Quintuple; adj. Quip — Rais 215 — Kwag"a ise; — Quintupler; v. a. Quip; — Akomonu, iyi, ikpo iyi; — Raillerie; s. — Ko, ko oim; — Railler; v. a. Quit; — Rapu g'iialu, g-bag-halu, g-banari; — Quitter; v, a. Quite; — N?a; — Entièrement; adv. Quittance; — Ipu ii'ugwo, ug-wu iiku u<^igha; — Quittance; s. ' Quiver; — Marube, rurube; — Trembler, frissonner; v, n. — Akpa iko, akpa egbe; — Carquois; s. Quiz; — Inu, atutu iiiu; — Enigme; s. Quom; — Nkuku, ukutu, nkpo; — Coin; s. Quondam; — Nke mbu, nke ozo; — Ancien-ne; adj. Quota; — Oke okeke; — Quote-part; s. L^*-] Quotidian; — Kwada, kwadakwada, da, kwa ubosi; — Quotidi en-ne; R Rabbet; — Koi^a, guc^a, g"wu onuiiii; — Creuser; v. a. — Ngu?a; — Rainure, r?blure; s. Rabid; — Di-ikoliko anya, n'apu ala; — Enragé-e, furieux-se; adj. Race; — Ebo, iwu oso, umu; — Race; s. Race-horse: — Aiiyinya iwu oso, anyinya oso; — Cheval de course; s. Rack; — TJfu, iizinz?; — Torture; s. Racy; — Di-ike, di-uso, di-?si uso; — Cliche, fort; adj. Radical; - Xk'izizi, nke mbu, nke ?i; — Radical-e; adj. * Radically; — Na nto ani, siten'izizi; — Radicalement; adv. Radication; — Mgbado, ?kpado nkpologwug-wu; — Radication; s. Radix; — Nkpologwugwu akwala; — Racine; s. Raffle; — Tu mbusi, gba ita; — Faire une loterie; v. n. — Ita ita ego, mbusi, itu mbusi; — Loterie; s. Rafters; — Olege, olu ogonogo, ofolo; — Solive; s. Rag; — Nkilika; akwa; — Chiffon, guenille; s. Ragged; — Di-nkilika; — Déchire-e; adj. Rail; — Ko onu; — Invectiver; v. a. — Ogbanig-we, okpolo osisi, nkpolo; — Barre de fer; 5. Railing; — Akomonu; — Invectives; s. Raiment; - Akwa, afe, awo; — Vêtements; s. Rain ; — Mili, mili enu, mili ozozo ; — Pluie ; s. Rain-bow; — Eke n'ogwulugwu ; - Arc-en-ciel; s. Rainy; — Buso mili ozozo, buso mili enu; — Pluvieux-se; adj. Raise; — Weni. bu^o, kpani; — Lever; v. a. 216 Rak — Rapt Rake; — Ro, ro?a, ro?apu; — Ratisser; v. a. — Reke; — Rat eau; s. Rally; — ?iko, tutuko; — Railler, réunir; v. a. — ^?ikoba, ntutuko; — Ralliement, réunion; 5. Ram; — Ebumi; — Bélier; s. Ramble; — Xfu, iifii^lial?, nwag^lial?; — Course; s. — Wug-liali, tuj^hali; — Errer, r?der; v. n. Rambling; — Nfu, iifughal?. invag"hali; — Divagations; 5. Rambler; — Onye-nfii, oso, onye-oso; — Coureur, r?deur; s. Ramification; — Iwa ng-adab?i, wasa ng'adaba; — Ramification; s. Ramify; — Wa iig'adaba, wasa iig'adaba; — Ramifier; v. a. Rammer; — Nsu, nkpolo; — Baguette de fusil; s. Ramous; — Bu so iig"adaba; — Rameux-se; adj. Ramp; — Wu, ma, mag'hali^ wiig:liali; — Gambader; v. n. Ramrod; — ?fkpolo, nkpolo eg'be; — Baguette de fusil; s. Rancour; — Ilo, idi n'ilo; — Rancune; s. Rancourous; — D?-ilo; — Rancunier-ère; adj. Range; — Doz?, g-bazi, f?azi; — Ranger; v. a. — Waghali, tughali; — Parcourir; v. n. Rank; — Usu, ndili, ebiibe, iizele; — Rang, rangée; 6\ Rank; — Grunye, domia, sotua; — Ranger; v. a. Rankle; — Duln, we iwe; — S'envenimer; v. n. Rankness; — Isi di-ike; — Vigueur, force; s. Ransack; — Bosa, kpoli, kwali; — Saccager; v. a. Ransom; — Gbapiita; . — Racheter: v. a. — Ife-mgabuta; — Ran?on; s. Ransomer; — Onye mg^baputa; — Libérateur; s. Ramsomless; — N'enwero rngbaputa; — Sans ran?on; adj. Rant; — Okwu nkwugheli, iiwughali; — Discours extravagant; s. — Kwug"heli; — Tempêter; v. n. Rap; — Ku, nwude; — Frapper, ravir; v, a. Rapacious; — Di-usa, di-akp?li, di-o?o?o; — Rapace; adj. Rapacity; — Oke anya, iikpa aiiya; — Rapacité; s. Rapaciously; — Na usa, nke usa, n'akpili; — Avec rapacité; adv. Rapid; — Di-ng-wa, di-ukele. oku; — Rapide; adj. Rapidity; — Oso, ngwa; — Rapidité; 5. Rapidly; — Xgwangwa, ozigbo ozigbo; — Rapidement; adv. Rapine; — Anya inya anya, uipum; — Rapine; s. Rapture; — Nukwu ?wuli; — Ravissement, extase; s. Rapturous; — Nakpata àwuli, di-àwul?; — Ravissant-e; adj. Rar — Ray Rare; — Di-uko ?ulii e(?u; — Rare, peu cuit; adj. Rarely; — Uko, ii'uko, n?si, na nkiti; — Rarement; adv. Rarity; — Uko, life; — Rareté; s. Rascal; — Ntu, di-iitu, adjo; — Fripon, coquin; s. Rascality; — Ntii, ag"ho^lio; — Friponnerie; s. Rascally; — Na iitii, n'a^liog:lio; — En fripon; adv. Rase; — Kpii?a, ko<?a; — Raser; v. a. Rash; — Di-iiim oku, di-obi oku; — Téméraire; adj. Rashly; — ?^'uiiu oku, n'obi oku; — Témérairement; adv. Rashness; — Okpokuzu, uuuoku; — Témérité; s Rasp; — I^H)eg"liunu, nkwo, ife-iikwo(^a; — R?pe; s. — Kwo(?a; — R?per; v. a. Rasure — ?^kpu(^a, nko?apu; — Rasure; s. Rat; — Oke, owi; — Rat; s. Ratable; — Di-iru onu; — Imposable, computable; adj. Ratan; — Nkpaua aka, nkpalaka, ekwe; — Rotin; s. Rate; — Onu, onu afya; — Valeur, prix; s. Rather; — Kama, kali ama; — Plut?t, un peu; adv. Ratification; — Nkwenye, iikwenyelu; — Ratification; s. Ratifier; — Onye-ukwenye; — Celui qui ratifie; s. Ratify; — Kwenye' kwenyelu; — Ratifier; v. a. Ratiocination; — Nsikwu, ira alo; — Raisonnement; s. Ration; — Iku nni; — Ration; s. Rational; — Nwelu u<^e; — Raisonnable; adj. Rationality; — U?e, ike u<?e, iinve ii?e, enwem u(^e; — Raison; Raucity; — IS^g'ug'u akpili, akpili og'ug-u; — Raucité; s. Ravage; — Kwali, kpoli; — Ravager; v. a. Rave; — Kwug"heli, kwug-liali; — Délirer; v. n. Ravel; — To, topu, toputa; — Embrouiller; v. a. Raven; — Go?ali, dokali; — Etre vorace; v. n. — ?(kpoli, nkwali; — Voracité; s. Ravenous; — Di-iikpoli, di-oke anya; — Yorace avide; adj. Ravine; Ndadjiiia, utidji, ndida ug-wu; — Ravine; s. \aL Raving; — Nkwugheli, di-nwug"heli, n'apii ala; Furieux, déhrant- Ra\ish; — Wa puiialu; — Ravir; v. a. Raw; — Di-ndu, ndu, di-oyi; — Cru, froid-e; adj. Rawness; — Idi-ndu, idi-oyi; — Crudité, froideur; s. Ray; — ?awaputa: — Rayonner; v. n. — N?awaputa; — Rayon; s. Rayless; — N'enwero n?awaputa; — Sans rayonnement; adj 218 Raz— Eeb Raze; — Tela, kpola; — Raser, extirper; a. Razor; — Ag"uba, ugele; — Rasoir; s. Reach; — Lu, seti; — Atteindre; v. a. React; — Mekwulu, me?ig'lia; — Recommencer; Reaction; — Nmekwii, nme(pig-ha; — Reaction; s. Read; — Gu, a^ulu ag-u; — Lire, v. a. — lu; adj. Readable: — Di-og'ii^u; — Lisible; adj Reader; — Onye-og-ugu ; — Lecteur; s. Readily; — Ososo, ozig-bo ozi^bo, nwan^wa; — Promptement; adv. Readiness; — NjE^wa, ozigbo, iikwenkwe; — Promptitude: s. Reading; — Og'u^u; — Lecture; s. Readmission; — ?fwebata, kwasi; — Réadmission; s. f Readmit; — Webata, kwasi; — Réadmettre; v. a. Ready; — Di-ofele, akwadebelu akwadebe; — Prompt, facile; adj. Real; — Ezi, ez^bo; — Réel; adj. Reality; — Ezi okwu, ezie; — Réalité; s. Realize: — Ghota, tunye n'anya; — Réaliser; v. a. Really; — Ezie, n'ezie okwu; — Réellement; — adv. Realm; — Ani eze; — Royaume; s. ? Reanimate; — Tute, we?ij^lia ndu; — Ranimer; v. a. Reap; — Gho, we uni, g-e, gwu; — Moissonner; v. a. Reaper; — Onye-ag"ho, onye-owewe nui; — Moissonneur; s. Reappear; — Mputakwasi, mputanwo; — Repara?tre; v. n. Rear; — Azu, ukutazu; — Derrière, arrière — garde; s. — Zu zuni; — Elever; v a. Rear-guard; — Ndi-azu, azu o^u; — Arriè re -garde ; s. Rearward; — Xdi-azu, ikpe aza o^u; — Arrière-garde; 6- Reascend; — Rog'okwasi, lig"okwasi; — Remonter; v. a. Reason; — U(?e, akpa u(?e; — Raison; s. ?i^ha, ?i^Iiali u(^e, raalo; — Raisonner; v. n. Reasonable; — Di-u?e, di-ekelesu; — Raisonnable; adj. Reasoning; — X?ig-ha, ic^ig'hali u?e, iraaio; — Raisonnement; a. Reassert; — Kwukwasi. kwunwo; — Affirmer à nouveau; v. a. Reassume; — Welukwasi; — Assumer de nouveau; v. a. Rebaptize; — Baptizi kwasi; — Rebaptiser; v. a. Rebatement; — Otata, utala, uta; — Escompte, droits; s. Rebound; — Fe?ig-lia, ^ba(^ig-ha; — Rebondir; v. n. Rebound; — Xfe?i^ha mg-bai^'ig'lia; — Action de rebondir; s. Rebuff; — Kwag-lia, kwai^ig-ha; — Rebuter; v. a. — ?fwa?ig'ha; — Rebuffade; 6\ Reb — Rec 219 Rebuild; — Lunivo, ^wuiiwo; — Reconstruire; v. a. Rebuke; — Ba, balu, balu mba^ ta uta; - Réprimander; v. a. — Mba uta; — Réprimande; Rebut; — Kwa?ig'ha; — Repousser; v. a. Recall; — Kpo(?i§:ha; — Rappeler; v. a. — Nkpo(?i^ha; — Rappel; s. Recant; -- Lulu onu, we(^ig-ha onu; — Rétracter; v. a. Recantation; — Ilulu onu, nkwug"liali; — Rétractation; s. Recapitulate; — Kpoko okwu, kwukoba; — Récapituler; v. a. Recapitulation: — Nkwnkoba, ikpoko okwu; — Récapitulation; s. Recapture; — Nwude kwasi, nwekwasi; — Reprise s. — Wekwasi; — Reprendre; v. a. Recede; — ??g'lia, ?ig'ha azu, kpu?ig^ha; — Reculer; v. n. Receipt; — Onana iualu, inata ifa; — Réception, recette; cS. Receivable; — Di-onana, di nnata; — Recevable; adj. Receive; — Na, nalu, nata; — Recevoir; v. a. Receiver; — Onye-onana, ouye-nnata; — Receveui*; s. Recency; — Ofu, idi-ofu; — Nouveauté; s. Recent; — Ofu, di-ofu; — Récent-e; adj. Recently; — Xke ofu; — Récemment; adv. Recentness; — Idi-ofu; — Etat en neaf; s. Reception; — Onana, nnata, inata ife; — Réception; i\ Recess; — ]S"kpu?ig"ha, nkputa; — Retraite, i-ecul; s. Recharge; — Manye kwasi, dakpo kwasi; Revenir à la charge; v. n.^ Rechoose; — Rokwasi, ran wo; — Choisir à nouveau; v. a. Recipiency; — Onana, inata ife; — Recette; s. [proque; adj.] Reciprocal; — Xdi mekwulu, nke nmekwulu, nke nmelita; Réci- Reciprocally ; — Xa nmelita, nke nmelita; — Réciproquement; adv. Reciprocate; — Melita, ^halita; — Rendre la pareille; v. n, Reciprocation; — Xmelita, nmekwu, nmekwulu; — Réciproque; s. Reciprocity; — Ife-nmekwulu, ife-nmelita; — Réciprocité; s. Recision; — Mbepu, mg-bupu; — Coupui'e; .s*. Reckless; — Di-?§:banyeg'h'ife; — 1 n souciant- e ; adj. Recklessness; — A^banyeg:h'ife, ag'hala; Insouciance; s^.. Reckon; — Ou, g*uko, g"bako; — Compter, calculer; v. a. Reckoner; — Onye-n^uko, onye-o^ug-u; — Calculateur; .s. Reckoning; — X^uko, m^abako; — Compte, calcul; s. Reclaim; — Mezi, kpoipiglia; — Réclamer; v. a. [réclamé; adj.] Reclaimable; — Di-nkpoc^ig'ha, di-nwec^ig'ha; — Qui peut être Reclaimant; — Onye-nwe(?ig"ha, onye-nkpo?ig'lia; — Réclamant; s. 220 Keel— Eecu Reclination; — Xdabelu; — Inclinaison; s. Recline; — Dabelu, subelu; — Incliner; v. a. Reclose: — Me?ikwasi, kpa(?ikwasi ; — Refermer; v. a. Recognize; — Malukwasi; — Reconna?tre; v, a. Recollect; — ?eta, lota; — Se rappeler; v, a. — Tutuko kwasi; — Rassembler, réunir; v, a. Recollection; — Xcjeta, nlota; — Réminiscence; s. Recommence; - Bidokwasi, bidon wo; — Recommencer; a. Recommend; — To; — Recommander; v. a. Recommendation; — Ototo, ito ife; — Recommendation; s. Recompense; — Ekene, ife ekene; — Récompense; s. — Keiie, kwuci; — Récompenser: v. a. Reconciliable ; — Di-ndokwata, di-m^abakwata; Reconciliable ; adj. Reconcile; — Dokwa, fiazi, gbakwa; — Réconcilier; v. a. Reconciliation; — Ndokwa, nfiazi; — Réconciliation; s. Recondite; — Di-iizozo, di-okpulu, di-omimi; — Secret-ete; adj. Reconduct; — Duc^ig-h?i, diigha azu; — Reconduire; v. a. Reconsider; — Lo(^ig"ha, loiiwo; — Considérer de nouveau; v. a. Reconsideration; — Xlonwo, ulo?i^ha; — Nouvel examen; s. Reconvey; — Wei^ig-ha; — Transporter; v. a. Reconveyance; — Xwo?ig-ha; — Transport; s. Record; — Denye, denye n'akwukwo; — Enregistrer; v. a. ^ — Akwukwo ii(?eta; — Archives; s. Recount; — Griikoba, ko(?asi; — Raconter; v. a. Recover; — Tuta, tututa, lita; — Recouvrer; v. a. Recoverable; — Di-ntuta, di-iidiri; — Recouvrable; adj. Recovery; — Diri, iitiita, ntiituta; — Rétablissement; s. Recreant; — Onye udjo, udjo; — L?che; adj et. s. Recreate; — Tiinye iidii, tiilu ndu, tulu ume; — Récréer; v. a. Recreation; — Itulu ndu, eg"wu, ig"wuli eg"wu; — Récréation; s. Recreative; — N'atunye ndu; — Récréatif- ve ; adj. Recriminate; — Bokwulu; — Récriminer; v. n. Recrimination; — Mbokwulu, ibokwulu ebo; — Récrimination; s. Rectification; — Eziniife, mgbazi, ndozi; — Rectification; s. Rectify; — Bozi, fiazi, gbazi; — Rectifier; v. a. Rectitude; — Ekelesu; — Rectitude; s. Rector; — Onye isi; — Recteur; s. Rectorship; — Olu onye-n(?iko, olu onye-isi; — Rectorat; s. Recumbency; — Edina, ndina, idin'ani; — Repos; s. Recur; — Mekwasi, g-banata n'u?e; — Revenir, recourir; r. n. Re?u — Refl 221 Recurrence; — Xmekwasi; — Retour, recours; s. Red; — Di-edeke, di-meh, d?-obala; — Rouge; adj. Redden; — Do meh, me k'ife di meh; — Rougir; v. a. et. n. Reddish; — Di-nwa meh; — Rougeatre; adj. Redeem; — Gbaputa; — Racheter; v. a. Redeemable; — I)i-mg"1baputa; — Rachetable; adj. Redeemer; — Onye-mg-baputa; — Rédempteur; 5. Redemption; — Mgbaputa, mg'lba??g'ha; — Rédemption; s. Red-hot; — ?alu a?a, ?alu ii'oku; — Chauffé au rouge: adj. Redness; — Meli, idi-meh; — Rougeur, rouge; s. Redoubtable; — Di-eg^wu, di-iidjo; — Redoutable; adj. Redress; — Dozi, f?azi, mala, mezi; — Redresser; v. a.' Reduce; — Weda, buda; — Réduire; v. a. Reducible; — Di-nweda, di-mbuda; — Réductible; adj. Reduplicate; — Madji, madji ebwa; — Redoubler; v. a. Reduplication; — Nmadji ibwa, nmadji iiabo; — Reduplication; s. Reed; — Ami, ami agu; — Roseau; s. Reedy; — Di-ami, buso-ami; — Couvert de roseaux; adj. Reef; — Okwiite, iidili okwute; — Recif; 5. Reefy; — Buso okwute; — Couvert de récifs; adj. Reek; — Kpo uzo, kpopu iizii; — Fumer; v. n. — Uzu; — Fumée; s. Reeky; — N'akwii awiilii, n'akwutu, di-0(?i(?i; — Enfumé, noir; adj. Reel; — Ozele ozele oyibo; — Dévidoir, bobine; 5. — Gbanye n'ozele, kuku keku; — Dévider: v. a. Reenact; — Wukwasi, makwasi; — Remettre en vigueur; v. a. Reenactement ; — Iwu nwukwasi, nma?ikwasi; Remise en vigueur; s. Reenter; — Bakwasi banyekwasi; — Rentrer; v. a, Reentrance; — Mbakwasi, nbanwo; — Rentrée; s. Refection; — Igba azi, ife-olili, azi; — Réfection; s. Refectory; — Ebe-ogbag-ba azi, ebe ili ife; — Réfectoire; s. Refer; — Zoga aka, lug-alii aka, ziga; — Référer; v. a. Referable; — Di-iziighalu aka, di-ilu gain aka; — Qui peut être Refine; — Si(?a, kwomi, nu?a; — Raffiner; v. a. [référé adj,'\ Refinement; — Xkuomi, ns??a; — Riaf finement; s. Refiner; — Onye-niiu?a, oiiye-nsi<^a; — Raffmeur; s. Refinery; — Ebe nsi(?a, ebe nnu?a; — Raffinerie; s. Refit; — Dozi, dokwa, kpikwa; — Réparer; v. a. Reflect; — ?igha, lo, sikwu; — Refléter; v. a. Reflection; — Ilolo' nsikwu, n?igha; — Reflet, réflexion; s. 222 Refl— Keg Reflux; — Nru(^%lia, utata mili; — Reflux; s. Reform; — Mezi, men wo, dozi; — Réformer; v. a. Reformation: — ?fmezi, nmeiiwo; — Réformation; s. Refract; — Gbo uzo; — Réfracter; v. a. Refraction; — ?^sif?e uzo, ifu uzo, i^^a ng'ilig'o; — Refraction; .s. Refractoriness; — Isi ike, nti ike, iinec^i nti; — Indocilit3; s. Refractory; — Di-ng^ilig^o, di-nti ike, di-isi ike; Réfractaire, insoumis: Refresh; — Tinye ndu, medjunata, tute; — Raffraichir; v. a. \adj.\ Refreshing; — N'atunye ndu; — Raffi'aichissant; adj. Refreshment; — Itunye ndu; — Raffraichissement; s. Refrigerate; — Medjunata; — Raffraichir; v. a. Refrigeration; — Nmedjunata, ntunyunata; — Réfrigération; s. Refuge; — E^be-mg-bag^ba, 0(?enu; — Refuge; s. Refimd; — Kwu<^i, tinye?i; — Rembourser; v. a. Refusal; — Odjudju; — Refus; s. Refuse; — Dju, g-halu, g-banari; — Refuser; v, a. Refuse; — ^'eloro elo; — Refus; s. Refutable; — Di-nkpegbu; — Refutable; adj. Refutation; — Nkpe^bu; — Réfutation; s. Refute; — Kpeg-bu; — Réfuter; v. a. Regain; — Lita, djeta, tututa; — Regagner; v. a. Regal; — Nke eze; — Royal-e; adj. Regale; — Tunye ndu, mekwa, bukwa; — Réjouir; ^. a. Regalement; — Mbukwa, nmelfwa: — Réjouissement; 6'. Regalia; — Ife eze; — Joyaux; 6' Regalit^^; — Abumeze, eze, ibu eze; — Royauté; s. Regally; — Dika eze, nke eze; — Royalement; adv. Regard; — IS'sopulu; — Respect, considération; s. Regenerate; — Munwo;. — Régénérer; v. a. Regeneration; — Nmunwo, imu; — Régénération; s. Regicide; — Og"bu eze, ig-bu eze; — Régicide; s. Régi .lien; — Iwu nui; — Régime; s. Regiment; — Otn ndi-ogu, nsu ndi-ag-ha; — Régiment; s. Regimental; — Nke otu agha, nke otu o^u; — Régimentaire ; adj. Regimentals; — Afe ndi-eg:u, ekeke ndi-ag'ha; Uniforme militaire; 5. Region; — Ani, obanani, nibanani; — Région; s. Register; — Denye, kanye; — Enregistrer; v. a. Registrar; — Onye-ndenye; — Greffier; s. Registry: — Xdenye, idenye n'akwukwo; — Enregistrement; s Regnant; — X'e(?i e(?i; — *Règnant-e; adj. Reg— Rei 223 Regress; — N(?ig"ha; — Recul; s. Regret; — Kwa uta, kwamanii; — Regretter; a. — Akwa uta, nmanu; — Regret; s. Regulate; — Dozi, f?az?, g-bazi; — Régler, régulariser; v. a. Regulation; — Mg-bazi, ntiazi, iwu; — Règlement; s. Regulator; — Onye-mg'abazi^ onye-nfiazi; — Régulateur; s. Rehearing; — ^fniikwasi nmiwo; — Répétition; s. Rehearsal; — Og'ug'u; — Récitation; s. Rehearse; — Gu, ko; — Répéter, raconter; v. a. Reign; — ??, nokwasi, nokwasili; — Régner; v. n. — O?i(??, nnokwasi; — Règne; s. Reigning; — ?^^e?i e??; — Régnant e; adj. Reimburse; — Kwu?i, kwui^ig-ha; — Rembourser; v. a. Reimbursement; — Kwu<^i; — Remboursement; s. Reimprint; — Denwo. dekwasi; — Réimprimer; v. a. Reins; — Akulu; — Reins, s. Reinspection; — IS'nenenwo, nneiiekwas?; — Réinspection; s. Reinstate; — Do(?i bim?kwasi; — Rétablir; v. a Reinstatement; — Xdo?i, mbunikwas? ; — Réintégration; s. Reiterate; — GrU^?g-ha, kwucig'ha, kiiunwo; — Réitérer; v. a. Reiteration; — Nwuiiwo, nkwui^ig-lia; — Réitération; s. Reject; — Dju wepu ?rii; — Rejeter; v. a. Rejection; — Odjudju, iwepu iru, ig-ba adja; — Rejet; s. Rejoice; — Nwul?, g'oli; — Se réjouir; n. Rejoin; — Sonyekwa, sony?iiwo; — Rejoindre; v. a. Rekindle; — Funwukwas?, menwukwasi; — Rallumer; v, a. Reland; — ^[yenwo, nyekwasi; — Débarquer; v. a. Relapse; — Da(?i^ha, ?ig'lia azu, gha azu; Retomber, rechuter; v. n. Relate; — Ko, g'wa; — Relater; v. a. Relation; — Okoko, ogwag-wa, nwane, iku, ibe; — Relation; s. Relationship; — Ikwu, ibe, ibu ikwu, ibu ibe; — Parenté; 5. Relax; — Totu, ranata; — Rel?cher; v. a. Relaxation; — Ntotu, nrauata; — Rel?chement; s. ' Reliable; — Di-n?ekwube; — Digne de confiance; adj\ Reliance; — N<?ekwube, idji aka; — Confiance; s. Relie; — Ozu; — Relique, ossements; s. Relict; — Adjadu; — Veuve; s. Relief; — Inye aka, igba nfe; — Soulagement; s. Relievable; — Di-inye aka; — Digne d'être soulagé; adj. Relieve; — ^je aka, nyelu aka; — Soulager, aider; v. a. 224 Reli— Rend Religion; — Uzo ?ukwo, ikpelu ?iikwu; — Religion; s. Religious; — N'eso ?ukwu; — Religieux-se; adj. Religiously; — Nke uzo ?ukwu; — Religieusement; adv. Relinquish; — Kapu, rafu, ralunye; — Laisser; v. a. Relinquishment; — ?Srrapu, nrafu, iiralunye; — ?-bandon"; s. Relish; — Uso, isi iiso; — Gout, saveur; s. Relishable; — Di-uso; — Savoureux-se; adj. Reload; — Ziiiyekwasi, zinyenwo; — Recharger; v. a. Rely; — ?ekwulbe, kukivasi iime; — Compter sur; v. 7i. . Remain; — Nodu, fodu, g^bo, nolili, to; — Demeurer; v. n. Remainder; — Ife-foduluiiu, nke foduluiiu; — Reste, restant; s. Remains; — Ozii, nke^bofoduliiim ; — Restes; s. Remake; — Meiiwo mekwasi; — Refaire; v. a. Remand; — Kpo(^ijrlia, zi?ig-lia; — Rappeler; v. a. Remarkable; — Di-ebube, amalu afaya; — Remarquable; adj. Remarry; Nukwasi, iiuiiwo; — Se remarier; v n. Remediable; — Di-iizota, di-ozozo; — Remédiable; adj. Remediless; — ?^'einvero nzota, ii'adiro ozozo; Irrémédiable; adj. Remedy; — Og^wii, iilu, ife-ozozo; — Remède; s. Remember; — ?eta, lota; — (Se) Rappeler; v. n. Remembrance; #r- N(^*eta, nlota; — Souvenir; s. Remembrancer; — Ife-iilota, ife-net?a; — Souvenir; s. Remind; — ?etalu, lotalu; — Se rappeler; v. n. Reminiscence; — X(^eta^ nlota; — Rémininiscence ; s. Remiss; — Di-iidubele, di-alansaka, di-ag-hala; — Négligent-e ; adj. Remission; — Mg-bag*lialu, iinaric^a; — Rémission; s. Remissness; — Asrbaiiyeg'lVife iiie^ha anya; — Négligence; s. Remit; — (xbag^lialu, g'hahi, zieg'o; — Remettre, absoudre; v. a. Remittal; — Xnye?ig-lia, imyekwulu; — Remise; s. Remnant; — IS'ke ifodiiliiim; — Restant, reste; s. Remonstrance; — Mba, ita uta, uta; — Remontrance; 5. Remoteness; — Oteaka, ntite, ntete; — Eloignement; s. Remould; — Kpumvo, kpiikwasi; — Remodeler; v. a. Remount; — Likwasi, liiiwo; — Remonter; v. a. Removable; — Di-iiweruka, di-uwepu; — Amovible; adj. Removal; — Nkwapu, iikwag^ba, iiwepu, iiweg"ha; Déplacement; 6. Remove; — >Yeg"lia, weriig'ka, wepu; — Eloigner; v. a. Remuneration; — Ife ekene, ife-enemolu; — Rémunération; s. Rend; — Wa, sewa, dowa, kpowa; — Déchirer; v. a. Render; — Nye raiiye, iiye(?i, iiye(?ig'ha; — Rendre; v. a. Rend — Eep 225 Rendez-vous; — Iziiziig-be, iziig-be, ebe-oziizu ; — Rendez-vous; s. Renew; — Men wo; — Renouveler; v. a. Renewable; — Di-nmenwo; — Renouvelable; adj. Renewal; — ^meiiwo; — Renouvellement; s. Renewer; — Onye-iimeii wo ; — Rénovateur; s. Renovate; — Meiiwo, me^liata; — Rénouveler; v. a. Renovation; — ^Tmenwo, nmeg'hata; — Renovation; s. Renown; — Udu, afa, ewii; — Renommée; Renowned; — Wiilii ewii, iiwelu afa; — Renommé; adj. Renunciation; — Odjudju. mg^banari; — Renonciation; s. Repack; — Don wo, kwanwo; — Remballer; v. a. Repair; — Dozi, kwaci, dje, djekwu, djedebe; — Réparer; v. a. Reparable; — Di-nkwasi, di-ndozi; — Réparable; adj. Reparation; — Ndozi, nkwa(?i; — Reparation; s. Repass; — Gakwasi, g-anwo; — Passer de nouveau; v. n. Repast; — l^ni azim, igbazi, ifeazi; — Repas; s. Repay; — Kwuci, kwnnwo, kwuzig-ba; — Rembourser; v. a. Repayable; — Di-nkwuzig-ha, di-nkwunwo; — Remboursable; adj. Repayment; — IS'kwuzig'lia, nkwunwo; — Remboursement; s. Repeal; — Wupu, wughe; — Revoqaer; v. a. Repealable; — Di-nwu^he, di-nwupn; — Révocable; adj. Repealer; — Onye-nwiipu, onye-nwug'he ; — Celui qui abroge; s. Repeatedly; — Ugbolo-ugbolo ; — Plusieurs fois; adv. Repel; — ?u(^iglia, kwa?i^ha azu; — Repousser; v. a. Repellency; — X(?ncig"ha, nkwac^i^ha, nnu?ii^ha; — Répulsion; s. Repent; — Kwa uta, kwa manu, logha; — Se repentir; v. n Repentance; — Mog'lia, akwaniuta, ikwamanu; — Repentir; s. Replace; — Do?i; — Replacer; v. a. Replant; — Kiikwasi, kunwo, nan wo; — Replanter; v. a. Replenish; — Medjukwasi; — Remplir; v. a. Replete; — Djulu edju; — Rempli, plein; adj. Repletion; — Udju, odjudju; — Repletion; s. Replier; — Onye-0(^aza, onye-osasa; — Celui qui donne la réplique; s. Reply; — Sa, za, du; — Répliquer; v. a. Report; — Ko, kwuta; — Rapporter, raconter; v. a. — Akoko; — Histoire, rapport; s. Reporter; — Onye-akoko, okwa akoko; — Reporter; s. Repose; — Laru, dina, zulu ike, menata; — Reposer; v. n. Repository; — Uno aku, ele ikwanye ife; — Magasin, dép?t; s. Repossess; — Nwelu kwasi; — Reposséder; v. a. 226 Rep — Res Reprehend; — Kpo, ta ita, maikpe; — Réprimander; i\ a. Reprehensible; — Di-uta, di-ita uta; — Repréhensible ; adj. Reprehension; — Uta, mba, ita uta; — Repréhension; 5. Repress; — Weda, buda, bida, bi<j;ig'ha; — Réprimer; v. u. Repression; — Nweda, mbuda, mbi<;fig'ha; — Répression; s. Reprimand; — Mba, okpokpo; — Réprimande; s. — Balu, ta, ta uta; — Réprimander; v. a. Reprint; — Den wo, dekwasi; — Réimprimer; v. a. Reprisal; — Nkwudekwu; — Représailles, reprise; s. Reproach; — Ko<?a;-Xko(i5a; — Reprocher; v. a. Reproche; s. Reproachable ; — Di-nko?a, di-itu olu; — Reprochable; adj. Reprobate; — Dju, rafu, wepu iru; — Réprouver; v. a. Reprobation; — Nrafu, odjudju, iwepu iru; — Réprobation; s. Reproof; — Mba, ita uta, uta; — Réprimande; s. Reprovable; — Di-uta, di-ita uta; — Réprouvable; adj. Reproval; — Uta, ita uta okpokpo; — Reproche; s. Reprove; — Ta, balu, ta uta, kpo; — Réprouver; v. a. Reprover; — Onye-okbokpo, onye-uta; — Censeur; s. Reptile; — Alili, anuhakpu akpu, anuokpukpu; — Reptile; s. Repudiate; — Dju, g'ba adja, glialu; — Répudier; v. a. Repudiation; — ^?upu, ig-ba adja, odjudju, og'hag'lia; Répudiation; s. Repugnance; — Ekweg"!! ekwe, odjudju; — Répugnance; s. Repulse; — X?uc^ig'lia, nnuc^ig^a; — Rebuffade; s. Repulse; — ?ucig-ha, nu(j!ig"ha; — Repousser; v. a. Repulsion; — X?uc^igha, i(?u(?ij?ha azu: — Répulsion; s. Repurchase; — Go(;ig"lia, g"okwasi, g'onwo; — Racheter; v. a. Reputation; — E(^i afa, afa, ebube nsopolu; — Réputation; s. Repute; — Ounye, lo, tunye; — Réputer; v. a. Reputed; — Ag-unyelu, etunyelu etunye; — Réputé; adf- Request; — Ayoyo ayiyo, ekpele; — Requête; s. — Yo kpelu; — Prier, supplier; v. a. Requirable; — Di o<?o?o, di-idju ese; — Requérable; adj. Require; — Dju ese, ?o; — Requérir; — v. a. Requital; — Ekene, ife-ugwo, ife-ekene, ug-wo olu; Récompense; s. Requite; — Kwu ugwo, ne olu, kwu?i; — Récompenser ;|??. a. Rescind; — Wupu, wuglie; — Annuler, rescinder; v, a. Rescission; — Xwupu, nwug'he; — Rescission: s. Rescue; — Ghoputa, zo, zoputa; — Délivrer; s. Research; — Mbosa, nyo<?a; — Recherche; Reseize; — Nwudekwasi; — Ressaisir; v. a. Res — Rest 227 Resemblance; — Oyiyi; — Ressemblance; s. Resemble; — Yi, dika; — Ressembler; v. n. Resent; — Wewusa iwe; — Ressentir; v. n. Reserve; — Kpado; — Réserver; v. a. Reside; — Bi, bili; — Résider; v n. Residence; — Obi, obibi; — Residence; s. Resident; — Bi ebi,-Oiiye-obi ; — Résident; adj. et s. Residue; — Nke foduluiiu, ife-fodulunii ; — Résidu; s. Resign; — Ranye, — raluiiye; — Résigner; v. a. Resignation; — Xranye, irube-isi, mgbuda; — Résignation; s. Resist; — NiK^ig'lia, kwac^i^lia; — Résister; v, a. Resistance; — Niui(?i^ha, nkwa?ig'ha; — Résistance; 5. Resistibility ; — ld?-nkwa?ig"ha; — Résistibilité ; s. Resistible; — Di-iikwa?ig"ha, di-niiu<^?^ha; — Résistible; adj. Resistless; — N'eiiwero nkwa?i^ha, n'adiro nkwapu; — Sans Resonance; — ?fra?i^lia; — Résonnance*, s. [resistance; adj.] Resort; — Dje, gbag'ha; — Recourir; v. n. Resound; — Ra<??glia, ranwo; — Sonner de nouveau; v. a. Respect; — Sopulu, solu, pelii; — Respecter; v. a. Respect; — Nsopolu, iso anya; — Respect; s. Respectability; — Idi-nsopulu, idi-ebebe; — Respect, considération; s. Respectable ; — Di-nso, di-iisopulu, di-ebube ; — Respectable ; adj. Respecter; — Onye-nsopuhi, ouye-asala; — Celui qui respecte; s. Respectful; — Di-asala, di-nsala; — - Respectueux-se ; adj. Respectfully; — Nansopulu, na usala, n'asala; — Respectueusement; Respiration: — Iku urne, okuku urne; — Respiration; s. \adv.\ Respire; — Ku urne; — Respirer; v. n. Resplendence; — Inwu malamala ; — Resplendissement; 5. Resplendent; — X'enwu malamala, n'eg'bu eg'bu; — Resplendissant-e ; Respond; — Za, nakwe, kwe; — Répondre; v. a. et. n. ]cidj.] Response; — Nnakwe, ukwe; — Réponse; s. Responsibility; — Mbuna, làimbuna; — Responsabilité; s. Responsible; — D?-mbuna; — Responsable; adj. Rest; — Izulike, nia, ndokwa; zulii-ike; — Repos; 5. reposer; v. n. Restitution; — Xra(??, nkwu(?i, udo?i; — Restitution; s. Restive; — Di-nti ike, di-isi ike, n'eme(?i nti; — Rétif-ve; oo^'. Restiveness; — Isi ike, nti ike; — Indolence; 5. Restless; — N'eiiwero iziilike, u'adiro du; ^ Sans repos; adj. Restlessly; — N'eiiweg"h'izulii ike; — Avec activité; adv. Restlessness; — Ezuffh'ike, eiiwegh'iziilu ike; — Activité; s. 15 228 4. Rest — Rev Restoration; — Nwe?ig'ha iikwu(j;i, iido(^i; — Restauration; s. Restore; — We?ig'ha, do?i kwii<?i; — Restorer; v. a. Restrain; — Nara, iiabu, ii??i^ha, kwa(?ig'ha; — Restreindre; t\ a. Resurrection; — Mbiiiite ozo, mbinite n'owu; — Résurrection; s. Resuscitate; — Tute, tunye ndu; — Ressusciter; i\ a. et. n. Resuscitation; — Ntute, itunye ndu; — Renaissance; s. Retail; — Tu mg-bele; — Détailler; v. a. — ; Mgbele, itu mg-bele; — Détail; s. Retailer; — Mg-ebeleke, ouye-mg-beleke ; — Partisan; s. Retain; — Dj?de, djilili, djidide; — Retenir; v. a. Retake; — Wekwasi, welukwasi; — Reprendre; v. a. Retaliate; — Mekwulu, be, bokwulu — Rendre la pareille; v. n. Retaliation; — Obo, nmekwulu, mbokwu; — Représaille; s. Retard; — Ranata ozo, naij^ig'lia, rauata; — Retarder; v. a. Retention; — Ndjide, ndjidide; — Rétention; s. Reticule ; — Ugbu, obele ug-bu ; , — Réticule ; Retire; — Kpui^ig'lia, kpuna azu; — Retirer; v. a. Retirement; — Nkpu?igha, ikpuua azu; — Retraite; s. Retrace; — Tu(^ig'ha; — Retracer; v. a. Retract; — Kpoi^ig'ha, we?ig'ha; — Rétracter; v. a. Retractable; — I)i-nwe<?i^ha, di-nkpo(^ig'ha; — Rétractable; adj. Retractile; — Di-nkpu<^ig'lia, di-ikpuna azu; — Rétractile; adj. Retrench; — Ben?ta, mebenata; — Retrancher; v. a. Retrenchment; — Mbenata, imebenata; — Retranchement; s. Retribute; — Kwuciglia, kwu; — Rétribuer; v. a. Retribution; — Nkwu??gha, nmekwu; — Rétribution; s. Retrievable; — Di-utututa, di-ulita; — Réparable; adj. Retrieve; — Tututa, lita, la<^ata; — Réparer; v. a. Retroaction; — Nme(^ig"ha, nmekwulu; — Rétroaction; s. Rétrocède; — Nye?igha; — Rétrocéder; v. a. Retrocession; — Nnye?i^ha, ndjei^?g'ha; — Rétrocession; s. Retrograde; — Nana azu; — Rétrograde; adj. — ; Na azu; — Rétrograder; v. n. - Retrogression; — Ina azu; — Rétrogression ; s. Retum; — We<^igha, kwu?i^ha-?ig-ha; — Retourner; v. n. — ; Una nnata; — Retour; 5. Returnable; — Di-nwe??^ha, di-nkwu<^ighà; — Restituable; a?j. Reunion; — Nkpokonwo; — Réunion; s. Reunite; — Kpokonwo, kpokokwosi; — Réunir; v. a. ?eveal; — Gosi, kpupu, kpug-he; — Révéler; v. a. Rev — Rew 229 Revealable; — Di-iig'osi, di-iikpupu; — Révélable; adj. Revealer; — Oiiye-iigosi, onye-ukpupu; — Celui qui révèle; 5. ? Revel; — Litoli; — Se réjouir; v. n. Revelation; — Ng-osi, iikpupu; — Révélation; s. Revenge; — Bolu, bokwii, bo obo; — Se venger; v. n. — ; Obo, ibo obo; — Revanche; s. Revengeful; — Di-mbo, di-obo; — Vindicatif- ve; adj. Revenger; — Onye obo; — Vengeur; s. Reverberant; — Naraiiwo, nara??^ha; — Réverbérant- e ; adj. Reverberate; — Ran wo, ra?ig'ha; — Réverbérer; v. a. Reverberation; — Nra?ig'ha, urainvo; — Réverbération; s. Revere; — Sopiilu, solii, so aiiya; — Révérer; v. a. Reverence; — Sopillu, so anya; — Révérer; v. a. — ; Xsopulu, iso anya; — Révérence; 5. Reverend; — Di nso, di-nsopnhi; — Révérend-e; adj. Reverential; — Xke nsopuhi; — Révérentiel; adj. Reverentially; — Na nsopulu; — Respectueusement; adv. Reversal; — I^ha isi; — Cassation; s. Reverse; — Oha isi, g'hag'hali; — Annuler, casser; v. a. Reversible; — Di-n^haghaii ; — Révocable; adj. Revert; — ?igba, dai^ij^lia; — Retourner; Revei-tible; — Di-nda?i^ha, di-n?igha; — Réversible; adj. Review; — Nnene, nlonwo; — Examen, revue; 5. Review; — Nene, sine, sikwunwo, lokwasi; — Examiner; v. a. Reviewer; — Onye-nnene; — Critique, réviseur; s. Revile; — Kpo iyi, ko<^a; — Injurier; v. a. Re viler; — Onye-ikpo anyi, onye-nko?a; — Celui qui outrage; s. Revise; — Nenenwo; — Reviser; v. a. Reviser; — Onye-nnenenwo; — Celui qui révise; s. Revision; — Xnenenwo; — Révision; s. Revisit; — Netanwo; — Visiter de nouveau; v. a. Revival; — Ntute, itunye ndu; — Renaissance; s. Revive; — Tute, tunye ndu; — Revivifier; v. a. Revocable; — Di-nkpo?igha ; — Révocable; adj. Revocation; — Nkpo?ig'ha; — Révocation; s. Revoke; — Kpo?i^ha, wughe, wusu, kwu<^i^ha; — Révoquer; v. a. Revolve; — Crarube;-Lo, (^ig'liali; — Tourner; v. a. et n. Revulsion; — N?ig'ha, i<^ig'ha azu; — Révulsion; s. Reward; — Ile-ekene, ife-enemolu; — Récompenser; v. a. Rewardable; — Di-ineolu, di-ekene; — Digne de récompense; adj. 15* 230 Rew — Ris Rewrite; — Den wo, dekwasi; — Ecrire de nouveau; v. a. Rhyme; — Bakoli, rakolita; — Rime; s. — ; jS^rakoli, iirakolita; — Rimer; v. a. Rib; — Nkpisi akuku; -- C?te; s. Ribbed: — ^welu nkpisi akuku; — A c?tes; acj/. ' Rice; — Osikapa; — Riz; s. Rich; — Di-o^alanya, di-oke onu; — Riche; adj. Riches; — Ego, aku; — Richesses; s. Richness; — Idi-ogalanya; — Richesse; s. Rid; — ?upu, wepu, kpo?apu; — Débarrasser; a.. Riddance; — Nkpo?a, n(^'upu; — Débarras; s. Riddle; — Inu, inuinu; — Proverbe, énigme: s Ridge; — Ogbunu, og:balamazu ; — Epine du dos;' s. Ridicule; — Amu, akadje; — Ridicule; adj. et s. — ; Mu aniu, mu akadje; — Ridicuhser; v. a. Ridiculous; — Bi-amu, di-akadje; — Ridicule; s. Riffraff; — Afifya, ife-fodulunu ; — Rebut; s. Rifle; — Akpala, eghe akpala; — Riffle; s. Rifle-man; — Obu akpala, onye-akpalar — Carabinier; s. Rifler; — Onye-mpum, onye-anya; — Voleur, pillard; s. Right; — Kwuloto, ezi, akanni; — Droit, juste; adj. Righteous; — Di-ezi omeme,, di.-ekelesu; — Juste, équitable; adj. Righteously; — Ekelesu, kmiloto, ofuma; — Equitablement ; [s.] Righteousness; — Ezi omeme, ikpe kwuloto, idi-nso; — Equité, justice; Rightly; — Ofuma, nke omaolu orna, ekelesu; — Droitement; adv. Rill: — Obele mili, ogbag^elegele ; — Petit ruisseau; si Rime; — Ufufu, og"hele; — Grêle, grésil; >s. Rind; — Mg-bugbo; — Ecorce; s. Ring; — Ku, ra; — Sonner; v. a. — ; Mgbaka, okilika, orara; — Bague, anneau; s. Ringlet; — Nkpulu ose; — Petit collier, anneau; s. Rinse; — ^a(j;a; — Rincer; v. a. Riot; — Isu nkposu; — Vacarme, orgie; 6\ — ; Kposu, kpodji; — Tapager; v. n. Rioter; — Onye-isu, ouye-nmesu, onye-nkpotu; — Tapageur, débauché; Rip; — Gbawa, yiwa, bewa; -r- Fendre ;-.>i\- a. . , [s.] Rip; — Mbewa, nyiwa; — Déchirure^ j^.. Ripen; — ?a, dji; — M?rir; v. - ? r- ," Ripeness; — 0<fa(?a, og-o, ilu og-o; — MatuVité;- s.. . Rise; — Kuu?, binie, ba, basa; — Se lever; v. n. Ris — Roo 231 — ; Nkuii?, mMu?, iirog-o, ?si; — Le veiy ascension; s. Risibility; — Idi-amu, iso amu; — Faculté de rire; s. Risible ; — ^f'aso amu, d?-amu ; — Risible ; cidj. Rising; — Nkiiii?, mkpoiii, niMiii; * — Levée, crue; s. Risk; — Ife-izendu^ ife-itii(?e; — Risquer, hasarder; v. Rite; — Ememe; — Rite, usag-e; s. Ritual; — Akwukwo emenie; — Rituel; s. Rival; — Oiiye-ud?i, onye-akwala; ^ Rival; s. RivaliT; — Uda, ida iida, akwala; — Rivalité; 5 Rive; — Wa, kpowa, tiwa, g-bowa, g-bawa; — Fendre; v. a. River; — Oriniili; — Fleuve; s. Ri\iilet; — Nkis?, nkisa; — Ruisseau; 5. Rivet; — Uzo, ezi, ezi ukwu; — River; s. ■ Roam; — Wa, wagliali, fu^hali; — R?der, errer; v. n. Roanier; — Onye-nwa^lial?, onye-oso; — R?deur, pèlerin; s. Roar; — Gbo rigbo; — Mugir, bmire: v. n. — ; IJdja, ogbogbo; — Mugissement, bmissement; s. Roaring; — Udja, i^bo udja, mbi^bo; — Mugissement; s. - Roast; — Ru, na; — R?tir; v. a. Roasting; — Oruru, onana; — R?tissant; v. Rob; — Punalu, kpoli; — Dérober, voler; v. a. Robber; — Onye-mpum, ng'amuzo, onye-anya; — Voleur, brigand; s. Robbeiy; — Any a, anya-ekpeli, mpum; — Larcin, vol; s. Robe; — Afe, awo, otog:bo; — Robe, habit de parade; s. Robust; — Dike, di-nkpa, di nzundu; — Robuste; adj. Robustness; — Idi-ike, iwe ume, di-nkpa; — Vigueur, force; s. Rock; — Okwute, nkwuma; — Rocher, roc, écueil; -s. Rockiness; — Ibuso okwute, idi-okwute; — Nature rocailleuse; s. Rocky; — Di-okwute, buso okwute; — Pétreux, i-ocheux; adj Rod; — Okpolo, okposi, nkpauaka; — Verge, baguette; s. Roe; — Eue, wunye asonso; — Chevreuil, biche; s. Roe buck; — Ene, oke-asonso; — Chevreuil; s. Rogation; — Ayiyo ayoyo, ekpele; — Sollicitation; .s. Rogue; — Onye-ntu, onye-ulu, onye ag*hog:ho; — Vagabond; s. Roguery; — Ntu ag'ho^ho, ulu; — Vag-abondage. fourberie; s. Roguish; — Di-ntu, di-a^ho^ho, di-ulu; — Vagabond; ew/?. Roil; — Kpag'hali; — Troubler; v. a. Roll; — Kpole, tl^hali, kpolegliali; — Rouler; v. a. Romance; — Akoko ubo; — Roman; s. Roof; — Ndumi uno; — Toit; s. 232 Roo — Rub Roofless; — Aiiadumiro adumi, n'einvero ndiimi; — Sans toit; adj- Rook; — Zugrbu, me^bu; — Voler, tricher; v. a. Rookery; — Xkpoiikpo uno; — Fourberie; s. Room; — Imuno, nzuuo, uzo; — Chambre, espace; s. Roominess; — Idi-uzo, idi-og'hele ; — Etendue, espace; s. Roomy; — Di-uzo di-o^hele; — Spacieux; adj. Roost; — Nwu iifa; — G?te; s. Root; — Akpala, nkpolog"wu^wii ; — Racine; s. Rope; — Udo, elili; — Corde, cordage; s. Rope-maker; — Otu-udo; — Cordier: s. Rope-yarn; — Ade, ede; — Filets, i-ets; s. Ropiness; — Igba ufi, ita udo; -- Viscosité, ténacité; s. Ropy; — Di-uf?, buso elili; — Glutineux, \isqueux, tenace; adj. Roral; — Xke i^lig^i; — Couvert de rosée; Rosaiy; — IN^dili iikpuFife, onu iikpulMfe; — Rosaire, chapelet; 5. Rostrum; — AJ^pata; — Bec; s. Rot; — Le, moghii; — Pourrir, se putréfier; v. n. — ; Ule, ile ule; — Pourriture, putréfaction; s. Rotate; — Firube, f?^hali, (^i^hali; — Tourner, tournoyer; v. Rotten; — Di-ule, lelu ule; — Pourri, corrompu; adj. Rottenness; — Ule, idi-iile, ile ule; — Pourriture; s. Rotund; — Di-okilikili ; — Rond; adj. Rotundness; — Okilikili, iHlifi, idi-okilikili ; — Rondeur, rotondité; Rotunda; — Uno-ifilif?; — Rotonde; .s. [s.] Round; — Di-okilikili, di-if?lif?; — Rond, arrondi; adj. Roundish; — Di-uwa okilikili; — Rondelet; adj. Roundly; — Okilikili, okolokolo, n'ife, n'ora; — Rondement; adv. Roundness ; — If?lif?, okilikili, idi-ifilif? ; — Rotondité, franchise ; s. Rouse; — Kpani, kpasu, kpadji, kpaj^ha; — Eveiller, évoquer; v. Rout; — 0(?u<?u, nmeli; — Déroute, défaite; s. — ; ?u, meli; — Mettre en déroute; v. a. Route; — Uzo, ezi, ezi ukwu; — Route; s. Rove; — Wa, wag-hali, fn^hali; — R?der; v. Rover; — Onwa, onye-nwaghali, onye-nfughali ; — R?deur; s. Row; — Ese, esemokwu, ndog'ba, ndili; — Rangée, siiite. vacarme; Row; — Xya — Conduire; v. a. [s.\ Rower; — Onye-onyanya, onye-amala; — Conducteur; s. Royal; — Nk'eze; — Royal; adj. Royalty; — Ife-eze, omeme eze; — Royaiite; s, Rub; — Te. fi?a; Frotter; v. a. Rub — Rus 233 Rubbish; — Nkponkpo uiio; — Décombres: s. Ruby; — Di-edeke, di-obala, di-meh; — Vermeil, rouge; adj. Ructation; — Ukolo, idu-ukolo; — Rot ; s. Rudder; — Amala azu; — Oouvernail; s. Ruddiness; — Edeke, idi-meli, obala; — Rougeur; s. Ruddy; — Di-obala, n'enwii i)kpa; — Rouge, vermeil; adj. Rude; — Di-anya eiiii, di-ag-hala; — Rude, grossier; adj. Rudely; — N'aiiya enii, n'ag-hala; — Grossièrement; adv. Rudeness; — Aghala, anya eiiii; — Rudesse; s.. Rue; — Kwa, kwa uta, kwa inaiiii; — Regretter; v. a. Rueful; — Di-ikwa maim; — Triste, morne; adj. Ruffle; — Kpasu, riwa, sog'bu; — Se troubler; v. n. — ; ^sog'bu; — Trouble; s. Rug; — Akwa awiliwa; — Bure; s. Rugged; — Di-awiliwa, di-anya iifu; — Rude, rugueux; adj. Ruggedly; — N'awiliwa, ii'anya ufu; — Rudement; adv. Ruggedness; — Awiliwa, anya ufu; — Rudesse; s. Ruin; — Mbibi, ndakpo, nkponkpo; — Ruine; s. — ; Bibi, tukpo; — Ruiner, perdre; v. a. Ruinous; — Di-mbibi, n'ebibi; — Ruineux-se; adj Rule; — Ka, ??, ?ili; — Régler, gouverner; v. a. — ; Iwu, ife-mgbazi, ife-ntiazi; — Loi, régie; s. Ruler; — Onye-?iko, onye-????, onye-?si; — Gouverneur, ma?tre; s. Ruminant; — N'ata^hali onu; — Ruminant; adj. Ruminate; — Lo, ?ig'hali, (j?ig-hali onu; — Méditer, ruminer; v. a. Rumination; — Itag'hali onu, ilolo; — Rumination; s. Rummage; — Kwasa, bosa; — Remuer, farfouiller; v. a. — ; Xkwasa, mbosa; — Remue-ménage; s. Rumour: — Ewu, ntiti, uzu; — Rumeur;- s. Rump; — Ike, okpu; — Croupe, croupillon; s. Rumple; — Gwonu, madji, djikoba; — Froisser; v. a. Rumple; — IS'gwonu, nriwa; — Froissure; s. Run; — Ru, gba oso; — Courir, fuir; v. n. — ; Oso, i^ba oso; — Course, fuite; s. Run-away; — Oso, og-ba oso, onye-oso, onye-nfu; — Fugitif; s. Rundlet; — Obele agbadi, agbad? nta; — Bafiil; s. Runner; — Ogba oso, uko, odibo; — Coureur; .s-. Rupture; — Xtiwa, ntipu, ogliele, mgbawa; — Rupture; s. — ; Tiwa, tipu; — Rompre; v. a. Rush; — Kpodjili, kpo, bolu oso; — Se jeter; v. 7i. 234 Rus — Sag Eust; — Gba?ala, takii; — Rouiller; v. n. — ; N?ala; — Rouille; s. Rustic; — Onye-uso ani; — Rustaud; s. Rusticate; — Bi ii'uso aii?, bili ii'uso ani; — Habiter la campagne; Rustication; — Obi n'uso ani, ibi ii'uso ani; — Vie champêtre; s. Rusticity; — Omeme uso ani, anya enu, ag'hala; — Rusticité; s. Rustiness; — I^ban?ala, ntaku; — Rouillure; s. Rustle; — Kpo ?wu; — ikpo àwu; — Frémir; v.n. frémissement; Rusty; — Grbalu n?ala, bnso n<^ala; — Rouillé; adj. [5.] Ruthless; — Di-afondjo, n'enwero ebele; — Sans pitié; adj. Ruthlessly; — N'enweg'h ebele, hk'afondjo, n'afondjo; — Cruauté; s. S Sabbatarian; — >^ke Sabati; — Sabbataire; adj. Sabbath ; — Sabati, ubosi uka, ubosi izulu ?ke ; — Sabbat, dimanche ; Sabbathless; — N'enwero izuhi ike; — Sans repos; adj. [5.] Sabbatical; — Nke Sabati, nk'ubosi uka; — Sabbatique; adj. Sabre; — ?fma, op?a, nma ona; — Sabre; s. Sable; — Gbalu o?i<?i, di-odji; — Sombre, noir \ adj. Sacerdotal; — Nke uko ?ukwu; — Sacerdotal; a^'. Sack; — ?kpa, nkwali, nkpoli; — Sac, saccagement; s. Sacking; — Akpa uko; — Toile à sac; s. Sacrament; — Sacranienti; — Sacrement; s. Sacramental; — Nke Sacramenti; — Sacramentel; adj. Sacred; — Nso, di-nso, nke ?ukwu; — Sacré-e, a^j?;'. Sacredly; — Nke nso, nke uzo ?ukwu; — Saintement; adv. Sacredness; — Nso, idi-nso; — Sainteté; s. Sacrifie; — Nke adja; — De sacrifice; adj. Sacrifice; — Bafu, ?u adja, ?unye adja; — Sacrifice; s. Sacrificial; — N'a^u adja; — En sacrifice; adj. Sad ; — N'eruru, n'anu ilolo, di-ebele ; — Triste, mélancohque ; adj. Sadly; — N'uru, nke uru; — Tristement; adv. Sadness; — Uru, obi m^balu; — Tristesse; s. Sag; — Te, g"wo; — Pencher, s'affaisser; v. n. Sagacious; — N'anu isi, di-nko; — Sagace; adj. ? Sagacity; — Inu isi, idi-nko, nko; — Sagacité; s. Sage; — Di-amamife, nwelu u(^e; — Sage; adj. — ; Onye amamife; — Sage; s. Sagely; — N'amaniife, nk^amamife ; — Sagement; adv. Sag — San 235 Sagittarius; — Oiiye-akpede, o?? iita, ogba iko; Sagittaire; s. Sail; — Ugbo, akwa u^bo; — Vaisseau, voile; s. Sailor; — Okpa iia mili; — Voilier; s. Saint; — Oiiye-aso, oiiye-di-aso ; — Saint; s. [canonisé adj.] Sainted; — Aso, di-aso, edoln iiso, edolu oiiye-nso; — Saint, Sanitly; — Nke onye-iiso, dika oiiye-nso; — Saintement; adv Sake; — in, ifili, utulii oma: — Cause, but; s. Salacious; — Di-aghogho, di-ulu aiii; — Lascif- ve, lubrique; adj. Salaried; — N'enwe u^wo; — Salarié-e; adj Salary; — Ugwo; ' — Salaire; s. ? - Sale; — Nie, olele; — Vente, débit; S; Saleable; — Di-nle, di-olele; — Débitable, vendable; mij/'. Saleableness ; — Idi-ule, idi-olele; — Facilité de vente; s. Salesman; — Ole, oiiye-nle, onye-olele; — Revendeur; s. Saliva; — Onu mili, aso, aso oiiu; — Salive; s. Sallowness; — Edo, ?di-edo; — Couleur jaune, blême; s. Sally; — Rii, ru oso, kwopu oso; — Faire une sortie; v. n. Sait; — Nnu;- €rba mm: — Sol s. saler; v. a. Saltation; — Owuwu, nwu^liali, umaghali; — Saut; 5. Saltish; — Di-nnu, di-n>vannu; — Un peu salé; o^ij;'. - Saltness; — Idi-nnu, iso nnu; — Salure; s. Salubrious; — Di-uma n'aru, di-ez? ndu; — Salubre; adj. Salubrity; — Ezi ndu, nma obi; — Salubrité; s. Salutation; — Ekene, nsala; — Salutation; s. Salute; — Kene, kulu, soin; — Saluer; v. a. — ; Nkene, ekene; — Salut; s. Salvable; — I)i-nnapug'a, di-nzota, di-ozozo; — ^achetable; adj. Salvation; — Nnapu^a, nzoputa, ozozo ; — Salut, rédemption; s. Salve; — O^wu, og^wu onya; — Onguent, pommade; s. Salver; — Afele odji, okwa odji; — Plateau, soucoupe; s. Same; — Ofuafu, ofu; — Le même; adj. Sanable; — Di-ozozo, di-nzota; — Guérissable; adj. Sanctification; — Ido-nso, ime k'ife di-nso; — Sanctification; s. Sanctifier; — Odo nso, onye n'edo nso; — Sanctificateur; s. Sanctify; — Do nso, me k'ife di nso; Sanctifier; v. a. Sanction; — Kwunyelu, kwenyelu; — Sanctionner; v. a. Sanctity; — Idi-nso, idi-o?a; — Sainteté; s. Sanctuary; — Uno ekpele, ebe nso, okwu; — Sanctuaire; s. Sand; — Uzuzu, nta adj a, ubom; — Sable; s. Sandiness; — 4di-uzuzuzu; — Terre de sable; 5. 236 San — Saw Sand-stone; — Okwiite ui^ala; — Grès; s. Sandy; — Di-uzuzu, buso iizuzu; — Sablonneux-se ; adj. Sane; — Aiiya di-sa, anya zulu oke; — Sain-e; adj. Sanguify; — Gba obala, iiiepu obala; — Produire le sang; v. n. Sanguine; — Buso obala, buso meh; — ^Sanguin-e; adj. Sanguinely; — Na u<?ekwube; — Avec confiance; adv. Sanguineous; — Buso obala, djuputalu n'obala; — Sanguin-e; adj. Sanitary; — ??k'aru ike, uk'ike aru; — Sanitaire; adj. Canity; — Aru ike, ike am, ezi ndu; — Sanité; s. Sap; — Bupu, butu; — Saper; v. a — : Mill osisi, mill ndu osisi; — Sève; s. Sapid; — Di-uso, di-isi uso; — Sapide; adj. Sapidity; — Uso; — Sapidité; s. Sapience; — Amamife, enwemu?e; — Sagesse; s. Sapient; — Mal'ife, nwel'ui^e, di amamife; — Sage; adj. Sapling; — Nwata osisi, osisi nta; — Jeune ai'bre; s. Sapor; — Uso; — Saveiir; s. Sappy; — Di-mili, buso mill; — Plein, de sève; adj.- Sarcasm; — Xko(?a, ituolu; — Sarcasnoe; s. Satan; — Ekwensu, Satana; — Satan; s. Satanic; — Di-afondjo, Xk'ouye-ilo; — Satanique; s. Satchel; — Obele akpa, akpa asusu; — Sachet, serviette s. Satisfaction; — Afe odjudju; — Satisfaction; s. Satisfy; — Dju afo, nyedju afo, medju afo; — Se satisfaire; v. n. Saturnine; — Di-alo, di-duli, di-o(^*i?i; — Taciturne; adj. Satyr; — Agwola; — Satyre; s. Sauce; — Ole; — Sauce; s. Saunter; — Reghali, foghali; — Se promener; fl?ner; v.. n. Saunterer; — Onye udjo olu, onye-nfughali ; — Fl?neur; s. Savable; — Di-ozozo, di-nuapug-a; — Riichetable; ad]. Savage; — 3Iadu,ofya, onye-afondjo; — Sauvage; s. — ; Di-agliala, nk'ofya; — adj. Savagely; — N'agliala; — En sauvage; adiK Savageness; — Ag-hala, idi-aghala, — Sauvagerie; férocité; a. Save; — Zo, napuga, zoputa; — Sauver; v, a. , Savingly; — Nantupe; Economiquement; adv. Saviour; — Kristi, ouye-nuapuga, onye-mg"baputa; — Sauveur; s. Savour; — Isi, isi uso; — Saveur; 8. Saw; — Nma odu, okwu, nkwo; — Scie; s. — ; Kwowa, wa; — Scier v. a. Saw — Sco 237 Sawyer; — Oiiwa mgbo, oiiwa isi; — Scieur; s. Say; — Kwu, si, ko; — Dire; v. a. Saying; — Okwii, inu okwu; — Mot, dicton; s. Scab; — Akiliko, akpilikpa; — Cro?te; s. Scabbard; — Obo, obo nma; — Fourreau; s. Scabbed; — Di-akiliko, di-akpilikpa; — Encro?té, galeux; adj. Scaffold; — Akpata, akwa; — Echafaud; s. Scalable; — Di-okili, di-iiligo; — Qu' on peut escalader; adj. Scale; — Akpilikpa-obube, i^iilube; — Ecaille, échelle; s. — ; Kpa?a, lig-o, l?; — Escalader; v. a. Scaly; — Di akpilikpa; — Ecailleux-se; o^'. Scandalize; — Kwulo, iiiedjo, ?o okwu; — Scandaliser; v. a. Scapula; — Okpukpu nk'ubu, okpupu ubu; — Omoplate; s. Scar: — Apa, apa onya; — Cicatrice; s. — ; Bo apa; — Cicatriser; v. a. Scarce; — Di-uko, di-nkpa; — Rare; adj. Scarcely; — N'uko, na nkpa; — A peine; adv. Scarcity; — Uko, idi-uko, nkpa, idi-nkpa; — Rareté; s. Scare; — Yi e^^vu; — Effrayer; v. a. Scarf; — Gbobe, g-bokpo, g^bako, g-bakoiiye; — Assembler; v. a. Scarification; — ^^kof?a, nkofiapu; — Scarification; 6*. Scarify; — Kofla, kpe?a, koi^apu; — Scarifier; a. a. Scarlet; — Di-ododo, di-meh, di-obala; — Ecarlate; adj. — ; Obala, edeke; — Ecarlate; 8. Scatter; — Kpasa, gbasa, fesa; — Eparpiller; v. a. Scent; — Isi, okala; nu isi; — Odeur, senteur 5. -Sentir; v. Scentless; — N'enwero isi;. — Sans odeur; o?j. Sceptre; — ?^ze; — Sceptre; s. Scheme; — Izu olu; — Plan, projet; s. Schism; — Xkewa, ntiwa; — Schisme, rupture; s/ Scholar; — Onye-nmuta, onye-akwuk wo ; — Ecolier; s. Scholarship; — Xmuta, omuniu; — Qualité d'écolier; s. School; — Uno akwukwo, uno nmuta; — Ecole; s. Schooling; — Xkuzi, nmuta; — Etudes; 5. Schoolman; — Onye-akwukwo, onye-mutalu amuta; — Etudiant; s. Schoolmaster; — Onye-nkuz?, onye-nkuzi akukwo; — Ma?tre d'école; Science; — Amama, nmuta; — Science; s. L-^-l Scoff; — Me akadje, djidje; — Railler; v. a. Scoffer; — Onye-akadje, ony e-ikwakwa ; — Railleur; s. Scold; — Kpo, balu; — Gronder; v. a. 238 Sco — Sera — ; Onye-mba, ouye-okopokpo ; — Grondeur; 5. Scolding: — Mba, ibamba, okpokpo; — Gronderie; s. Scoop; — Ku?a g'u?a; — Sonder; v. eu. Scopulous; — Di-okwuta, buso okwiita; — Rocailleux-se; adj. Scorch; — Le okii, nale oku; — Br?ler, r?tir; v. a. Score; — Oru, ogu, mg-bako, nguko; — Compte; 5. — ; Ka, riba ama; — Porter en compte; ^^ a. Scorn; — Aiii, niieiii, igbu ani; — Mépris, dédain; s Scorner; — Onye-ani; — Celui qui méprise; s. Scornful: — D?-ani, ani ife; — Méprisant; adj. Scornfully ; — Nk'ani, n'ani ; — Avec mépris ; adv. Scorpion; — Akpi, odo^wu ozala; — Scorpion; s. Scour; — Fi?a, fi?apu^ no?a, uo?àpu; — Nettoyer; v. a. Scourge; — Pya ?tali, nye afufu, djua; — Fouetter: v, a. Scourger; — Opya ital?; — Fouettenr; s. Scowl; — Sinwttba iru, tanyuba auya; — Mine ref rognée; s. Scrag; — Nganga ife; — Corps décharné; s. Scraggy; — Di-ng'ang'a, djolu aru, talu aru; Décharné; adj. Scramble; — Gbabu, li, li^o; -— Grimper, gravir: v. a. Scrambler; — Onye-mg-babu; — Grimpeur; s. Scrambling; — Ili eiiu, olili, nligo; — Action de gravir; s. Scranch; — Tali, ta?a; — Croquer; v. a. Scrap; — Ibe, ibelibe, ilili, ikel?ke: — Morceau, fi-agment; s. Scrape; — Kpu kpu?a; — Gratter; v. a. Scraper; — Ife-nkpiKj?a, ife-okpiikpu; — Grattoir; s. Scraping; — Okpukpu, nkpu?a; — Rature; s. Scratch; — Ro, ^a, rombo, g-ambo; — Egratigner; v. a. Scream; — Nkponkpu, iidj?dja; — Cii per?ant; s. Screen; — Zado, (?edo, zodo; — Abriter, cacher; v. a. — : y<?edo, o?em, akpamoke; — Rempart,- paravent; s. Scribe; — Ode, ode akwnkwo; — Ecrivain; .s. Scrimp; — Grbu nkenke, dj?ko, kpukoiiata; — Etriqué r, rogner; v. a. Scriptural; — Nk'akwiikwo nso; — Biblique; adj. Scripture; — ?kwukwo nso; — Ecriture sainte; s. Scrub; — ?i?a, <^ieapu; — Frotter fortement; v. a. Scrubby; — X'elor'elo, di-nkilika u?e; — Misérable; adj. Scruple; — Tu?e;- Ituc^'e; — Douter; v. n. scrupule; s. Scrupolosity ; — Ituce, atumu?e; — Nature scrupuleuse; s. Scmpulous; — Di-?tii?e, n'atu?e; — Scrupuleux-se; adj. Scrupolously; — N'atiunu?e, n'itu?e; — Scrupuleusement; adv. Scr — Sec 239 Scrutinize; — Bosa, nyo?a, iiene; — Scmter; v. a. Scmtinizer; — Onye-niiyoca, onye-nnene; — Scrutateur; s. Scmtiny; — "Xnene, niiyo(?a; — Examen, recherche: s. Scuffle; — M'g'ba, og"ii, mbaii'og'u ; — Rixe, lutte; 5. Scull; — Obele amala, iigbo iita; — Nacelle; s. Sculpture; — Opipi, olu opipi; — Sculpture; 5. Scum; — Ufufu, ufufu maiiya; — Ecume; s. — ; Se?a se?apu; — Eeumer; v. a. Scummings; — Uiufu, og'bog-bo; — Scories, écume; s. Scurf; — Ak?liko, akiliko onya; — Cro?te; s. Scurf iness; — Idi-akiliko, ibuso akiliko; — Etat de cro?te; s. Scurfy; — Bi-akiliko, biiso akiliko; — Couvert de cro?tes; s. Sea; — Orimili ukwu, abadi, mill iinu; — Mer, océan; 6\ Sea-breeze; — Ikuku abadi, ifefe abadi; — Brise de mer; s. Sea-coast; — Ikpele-orimili, agig'a orimili; — C?te, rivage; s. Seafarer; — Okpa na mili, okpa n'abadi; — . Marin; s. Seafaring; — N'akpa ii'abadi, n'akpa na mili; — Qui va sur mer; Sea-fight; — Ogumili, aghamili; — Combat, naval; 5. Sea-green; — N'edji k'abadi; — Vert, couleur d'eau; adj. Seam; — Mgbako, mbuko; — Couture, cicatrice; 5. — ; Ka, biiko, g-bako; — Cicatriser; v.. a. Sea-man; — Okpa na mili, okpa n'abadi; — Marin, matelot; s. Seamanskip; — Ikpa na mili, olu ikpa na mili; — Matelotage; s. Seamless; — N'enwero mbuko, n'enwero nkwako; -^.Sans coutures; Seamster; — Okwakwa, onye-olu akwa; Tailleur, couturier; s. \s.\ Seamstress; — Okwakwa nwaji; — Co^uturière; s. Seaport; — Otu abadi, ose mili nnu;^ — Port de mer; s. Sear; — Na?u, nanwu; — Sec, sèche; adj. , \ — ; Kpolu nku, di-akolo, kolu ako; — Dessécher; 2;. n. Search; — ?o; - O?o?o, n?o;- — Chercher;, recherche; ? 5. Searchable; — Di-o?o?o; — Explorabl6;;,ai^'.. . Searcher; — O?o, onye-o?o(?o; — Chercheui', explorateur; s. Sea-room; — Ime mili, etiti mili; — Pleine mer, l&la-rge; s. Sea-shore; — Ikpele mili nnu, ikpele orimili; — C?te de la mer; s. Season; — Oge, aro, uma, ekpo mgbe;: T^-Saison^t^^^. -■ . Seat; — O?e, okwa, onodu^ ono;- —^ Siège,.. chaise ■?,5'. - Sebaceous; — Di-abuba, di-manu^ sulu aru; — Sabacé,^ de suif-; adju^ Secede; — Kpu?ig'lia; — Se séparer 4e; 77. n. ; ' Seceder; — Onye-nkpu<?i^ha ; -r- Dissid-ent, .iidssionn.aire^< s. Secession; — Nkpu?'i^ha; —- Sécessionv- scission ;rs.-- - ? 240 Sec — See Seclude; — Me(?ibido, kpa(?n>ido; — Exclure; ,v. a Seclusion; — Xkpa<??Mdo, iikpiK^ig-ha: — Exclusion; s. Second; — Nk'abo, nk'ebwa, asoso, ofu abo; — Second; adj. Secondly; — Nk'abo, iik'ebwa; — Secondement; adtK Seci-ecy; — Nzozo, okpiilu; — Secret, retraite; .9. Secret; — Ife-okpulu, ife-nzozo; — Secjet; s. — ; Di-okpulu, d?-nzozo; — Secret-ète; adj\ Secretary; — IJko nede akwukwo, iiko ?de akmikwo; — Secrétaire; Secrete; — Zobe, zo, tutuputa; — Cacher, tenir secret; v. a. [s.] Secretely; — Na iizozo, uke nzozo; — Secrètement; adv. Sect; — Otu; — Secte; 5. Sectarian; — Onye-otu; — Sectaire; .s. Section; — Ibe, ?belibe; — Section; s. Secular; — Nk'uwa; — Séculier-ère; adj. Security; — Ibe, ife-ibe; — Sécurité; s. Sedate; — Di-du, d?-mvayo, di-adjulu; — Calme, tranquille; adj. Sedately; — Nwayo, 0^0 ogo; — Tranquillement; a^v. Sedateness; — Iiio iiwayo, ?iiodii; — Tranquillité, calme; s. Sedentary; — Nke onodu; — Sédentaire; adj. Sediment; — Oluputu, oru nzako; — Dép?t, sédiment; s. Sedition; — Nkposu, nkpodj?; — Sédition; s. Seduce; — Lafii, lapute, nufn; — Séduire; t\ a. Seducer; — Onye-nlafu, ouye-nlaputa ; — Séducteur; s. Seducible; — Di-nlafu, dl-iilaputa; — Corruptible; adj. Seduction; — Nlafu, nlaputa, uiiufn; — Corruption, séduction; s. Seductively; — Na nlafii, nke iilafa; — Avec séduction; adr. See; — Fu, ne; — Voir; a. Seed; — Nwa, nkpulu; — Semence; s. Seedling; — Orne; — Sauvageon, jeune plant; s. Seed-time; — Og-e iku nkpulu; — Semailles; 5. Seed-vessel; — Oko, rngbu^bo; — Grainoir; s. Seek; — ?o; — Chercher, rechercher; v. n. Seem; — D?ka; — Sembler, para?tre; v. n. Seeming; — Odika; — Apparence, semblant; s. Seemingly; — Odika odika; — Appai*emment ; adv Seemliness; — !Nma, nma aru, idi-nma, ima nma; — Décence, gr?ce, Seemly; — Dl-nma, di-aso, di-ogo; — Bienséant, décent; adj. [s.] Seen; — Afulu afu; — Vu; part, passé. Seer; — Ofuzo, amama, onye-amama; — Voyant, prophète; s. Seeth; — Wu, wube, si, sibe; ~ Bouillir, cuire; v. a. Seg — Sep 241 Segregate; — Doruka, dopiita; — Séparer, isoler; v. a. Segregation; — Ntii(?apiita; — Séparation; s. Seignior; — D?nwenu; — Seigneur; s. Seine; — Ugbu, elili okii, ag'adabii; — Filet; s. Seizabie; — Di-mpuiialu ; — Saisissable; adj. Seize; — Puiialu, nwiilu; — Saisir; v. a. Seizure; — Mpiifialu, nnwiide; — Saisie, prise; s. Select; — Ro, ropiita, ro<^aputa; — Choisir; a. Selection; — "Nroputa, ororo; — Selection; .s. Self; — Nwa owe; — Soi-même; fron. Self interest; — Aru iiso; — Egoisme, intérêt propre; i?. Selfish; — Di-aru iiso; — Intéressé, égo?ste; adj. Selfishness; — Aru uso; — Egoisme; 6*. Selfsame; — Ofuafu; — Même; adj. Self-\^^ll; — U(?e onye isi ike; — Esprit volontaire; s. Sell; — Le. lebe, zii; — Vendre; s. Seller; — Ole, onye-olele; — Vendeur; s. Semblance; — Oyiyi; — Ressemblance, apparence; s. Seminal; — Nke iikpulu; — Séminal-e; adj. Seminality; — Udi nkpulu; — Vertu séminale; s. Seminate; — Gha, ku, ^basa; — Semer; v. a. Sempiternal; — Di-ebeghebe, ii'emvero iibe; — Sempiternel-le ; aé?;'. Sempiternity ; — Ebeghebe, odi n'iru; — Eternité; s. Send; — Zi, ra; — Envoyer; v. a. Senescence; — Okeiiye, oke?, agadi; — Vieillesse; s. ' Senile; — Nk'okenye, iik'agadi; — Sénile; adj. Senility; — Agadi, okeiiye; — Vieillesse; s. Senior — Okenye; — A?né, ancien; adj. Seniority; — Ibu okenye; — A?nesse ;\8. Sennight, — Ofu izu uka; — Semaine; s. Senseless; — D?-iisokwu, n'amaro ife; — Insensé; adj. Senselessly; — N'amaghife, na nsokwu; — D'une manière stupide; Sensibility; — Ima ife, id?-amamife ; — Sensibilité; s. \adv.\ Sensible; — Di-amamife ; — Sensible; adj. Sensibly; — N'amamife, uk^amamife; — Sensiblement, sensément; Sentence; — Ene, olo, ira ene; — Sentence; s. [adv.] — ; Ma ikpe; — Condamner; v. a. Sentiment; — U?e; — Sentiment; s. Sentinel; — Onye-n?e, okwa enn; — Sentinelle; s. Separable; — Di-nsera, di-nweriika, di-tikpapu; — Séparable; ad). 242 Sep — Sev Separate; — Weriika, kpapu, sera; — Séparer; v a. Separately; — Ofu ofii, i(?e i(?e; — Séparément; adt\ Separation; — Xkesa, iikera, iiweriika; — Séparation; s. Separatist; — Onye-nkesa, onye-iiweruka; — Schismatique; s. Septangular; — Di-nkuku isa; — A sept angles; adj. Septenaiy; — Di-isa; — Septénaire; adj. Septennial; — Kwa arc isa; — Septennal; adj. Sepulchral; — Nke onini ozu; — Sépulcral-e; adj. Sepulchre; — Iiii; — Sépulcre; s. Sepulture; — lui, ozu, onini ozu: — Sépulture; s. Seraph; — Andjeli, isi andjeli; — Séraphin; s. Seraphic; — ?^k'is? andjeli; — Séraphique; adj. Serenade; — E^wu u?i<^i; — Sérénade; 5. Serene ; — Di-nwayo, di-du ; — Serein-e ; adj. . Serenely; — Xwayo, du, dololo, nwado; — Avec sérénité; adv. Serenity; — Idi-nwayo, idi-du; — Sérénité; s. Sericeous; — Di-asili, nk'asili; — Soyeux^se; adj. Series; — Usolo, aka olu; — Série, suite: 5. Sermon; — Okwu ?ukwu; — Sermon; s. . . ■ Sermonize; — Kwu okwu ?ukwu; — Prêcher, sermonner; v. a. Sermonizer; — Onye-okwu ?ukwu; — Prêcheur; s. Seipent; — A^wo, alili, elili; — Serpent; s. Serpentine; — Di-ng*ilig"0 ; — Serpentin-e; adj. Servant; — Odibo^ uko, onye-ozi; — Serviteur; 8. Serve ; — Fe, nwokwu, nu onu ; — Servir ; v. a. — ; Fe nru, luolu; — Servir; v. n. Service; — Amala, olu nru; — Service; s. Servile; — Xke oru; — Servile; adj. Servitor; — Odibo, onye-nnefe; — Serviteur; s. Servitude; — Abumoru, ife-nru, ikpa oru; — Servitude; s. Session; — Izu, izugbe, iku izu; - — Session-; s-. Set; — Do, g'bazi, daba; — Poser, placer; v. a. Setting; — Akuku odad'awu; — Couchant; s. Settle; — Wube, kwuba, dozi, dokwa; — Etablir, régler; v. a. Settlement; — Obi, ani obi, ndozi ndokwa; — Règlement, accord; s. Seven; — Isa; — Sept; adj. ■ ' . Sevenfold; — Nmadji isa, nkwa^ba isa; — Septuple; s. ■ ' Seventh; — Nk'isa; — Septième; ?G?/ Seventy'; — O^u eto n'ili; — Soixante dix; adji - Sever; — Sera, sesa; — Séparer, désunir; v. a. Sev— Sha 243 Several; — Iinelime, onwo, ufodu; — Différent-e; adj. Severally; — I(?e i?e, ofu ofu, nofu nofu; — Séparément'; adv. Severalty; — Nkera, nkewa, nkpasa; — Particulier; n. Severe; — Di-mbo, di-iifu, di-aka ike; — Sévère; adj. Severely; — Na mbo, nke mbo, nke ufu; — Sévèrement; adj. Severity; — Aka ike, mbo, oka mbo; — Sévérité; s. Sew; — Kwa, kwako, g'bako, g'ba; — Coudre; v. a. Sexagenarian; — Madu og'u aro eto; — Sexagénaiie; s. Sexennial; — Kwa aro isi; — De six ans; Sextuple; — Nmadji isi, nkwag"ba isi; — Sextuple; adj. Shabbily; — Nke nkilinka, na iikilinka; — Pauvrement; adv. Shabby; — Di-iikilinka, di-nkilinka ii?e; — En guenilles; adj. Shackle; — Yibe og'bilig'ba; — Encha?ner; v. a. Shackles; — Ig-a, og^ba; — Cha?nes, menottes; Shade; — Ndo, ag*u; — Ombre; s. — Gbudo, g'bac^i; — Ombrager; v. a. Shades; — O?i(^i, mo; — Ombres; s. Shadiness; — Idi-ndo, idi-agu; — Ombrage; s. Shadow; — Onyoiiyo; — Ombre (de quelqu'un); s. Shadowy; — Di-ndo, di-ag-u; — Ombragé-e; Shaft; — Ufele, akii, iko; — Flèche, trait; 5. Shag; — Akwa amliwa; — Pelisse, peluche; s. Shaggy; — Di-awiliwa; — Poilu, velu; adj. Shagginess; — Awiliwa, idi-awiliwa; — Ce qui est velu; s. Shake; — Marube, merube; — Secouer; v. a. — ?^'merube; — Secousse; 5. Shaker; — Onye-nmerube ; — Trembleur; s. Shall; — Oa; — Préfixe indiquant le futur; Shallow; — G-balu enu; — Peu profond-e; adj. Shambles; — Afya aiiu; — Boucherie; s. Shame; — Kele, ife-ifele, nkoca; - Honte; s. Shame-faced; — Iru-ani, di-iru ani; — Timide, pudique; adj. Shameful; — Bi-ifele; — Honteux-se; adj. Shamefully; — ?^'ifele, nk'ifele; — Honteusement; adj. Shameless; — N'enwero ifele; — Ehonté, impudent; adj. Shamelessness ; — Nweg-h'ifele; — Impudence; s. Shanty; — Uno ani, ufo, uno ufo; — Maison en terre, masure; 5. Shape; — Omomo, umofu, icele, isikolo; — Forme; s. Share; — Ke, kenye, kili; — Partager; v. a Sharehelder; — Oke, okeke; — Part, portion; s. 16 244 Sha— Shi Shareholder; — Onye-ntiiko; — Actionnaire; s. Sharer; — Onye-okeke; — Gelui qui partage; s. Shark; — Aziiolimadii; — Requin; s. Shark; — Zu^bu, meg-bu, g'lio; — Escroquer; v. a. Sharp; — Mu, da, kwo; — Aiguiser, affiler; v. a. — Di-nko; — Acéré-e; adj. Sharpen; — Tu iiko, da, kwo; — Effiler, rendre aigu; v. x. Sharply; — Xa nko, like iiko; — Avec dureté; adv. Sharpness; — Xko, itii nko, idi-nko; — Durete, aigreur; s. Sharpset; — Gu, g-ukpado, ^ug^bu; — Affamé-e; adj. Shatter; — Tiwa, tipia, tili; — Fracasser; v. a. Shatters; — Ikelike, ibelibe, ilili; — Eclats, morceaux; s. Shattery; — Di-iitipia, di-iitili; — Friable; adj. Shave; — Ko, g-lie, ko(?a; — Raser; v. a. Shaver; — Oko isi, nko isi; — Barbier; s. She; — 0, ya, onye; — Elle; pr on. per s. Sheaf; — Ukwu, nkenke, nkwukwu; — Paquet, gerbe; s. Shear; — Ghe, g'hec^'a, kpa<^a, we niii; — Couper, tondre; v. a. Shearer; — Onye-ng-hec^'a, onye-iikpa?a; — Tondeur; s. Shears; — Xkpa, nkpa akwa; — Cisailles; s. Sheath; — Obo, obo nina; — Etui, gaine, fourreau; s. Sheathe; — 3Ii, miiiye, wonye; — Rengainer; v. a. Shed; — Ag^u, odu, nzemodu; — Hangard, appentis; s. Sheen; — Onwuinvu, u?a; — Eclat, brillant; s. Sheeny; — Di u(;a, di-uria; — Brillant-e; adj. Sheep; — Atulu, inilika; — Mouton; s. Sheepfold; — Uno atulu; — Bergerie; s. Sheepish; — Dika atulu, udjo, iru ani; — Pusillanime, adj. Sheepishness ; — Idi-ifele, idi-iru ani; — Honte, pusillanimité; s. Sheer; — Soso, sese, nmaka, nkiti; — Pur, sans mélange; adj. Sheet; — Ibo aka, ibe; — Drap de lit; s. Shelf y; — Buso okwute, di-okwute; — Plein d'écueils; adj. Shell; — Igog'O, okpulukpu, i?ele; — Ecaille, coquille; s. Shellfish; — Azu okpukpu; — Coquillage; s. Shelter; — Zedo, kpiido; — Abriter; v. n. — Nzedo, ozeze, okpulu ; — Abri, asile ; s. Shelterless; — X'enwero nzedo, n'en wero okpulu; — Sans abri; adj. Shepherd; — Okpa atulu, onye-n?e atulu; — Berger, pasteur; s. Shield; — Ota, nig-bug-bo; — Bouclier; 5. — Zedo, gbodo; — Couvrir, défendre; v. a. Shi— Sho 245 Shift; — Wegrha, ze; — Transferer, transporter; v, a. — Nzepu, afe nwayi; — Chemise de femme; s. Shin; — Ig'olo; — Devant de la jambe; s. Shine; — Mu, ti, nwu, g'bu; — Briller, reluire; v. n. Shining; — N'amii amu, n'eti eti; — Brillant-e; adj. Ship; — Ugl)o, u^bo oyibo; — Bateau, pirogue; 5, — Kwanye n'ug-bo; — Embarquer; v. n. Ship-board; — N'u^bo, nim'ii^bo; — à bord. Shipment; — Ikwa ii'ugrbo; — Chargement; s. Shipping; — U^bo; — Vaisseaux; s. Shipwreck; — Ug'bo okpukpu;. — Naufrage; s. Ship-wright; — Opi ug'bo; — Charpentier; s Shire; — Og'be; — Comté; s. Shirt; — Afe nwoke, afe ime aru; — Chemise d'homme; s. Shive; — Ibe, ibelibe; — Morceau; s. Shiver; — Ibelibe, ikelike; — Fragment; s. — Tili tipia; — Briser; v. a. Shivering; — ?frurube; — Friabilité; s. Shoal; — Ubom; — Banc de sable; 5. Shock; — ^marube, nmedjo; — Choc; s. Shoe; — Akpukpo ukwu; — Soulier; s. — Yibe akpukpo ukwu; — Cliaiisser; v. a. Shoe-black; — Ofi(?a akpukpo ukwu; — Décrotteur; s. Shoe-maker; — Okwa akpukpo ukwu; — Cordonnier; s. Shoot; Gba, ma, mapu; — Tirer, jeter, lancer; v. a. — Xg-adaba; — Bourgeon; s. Shop; — Uno afya, odu afya, odu; — Boutique; s. Shop-keeper; — Onye-uuo afya; — Boutiquier; s. Shore; — Enu, nza, ?kpele, mili; — Bord, c?te; 5. — Zado, zanita; — Débarquer; v. a. Shoreless; — N'enwero otu; — Sans rivage; adj. Short; — Nkenke, di-nkenke; — Court-e; adj. Shorten; — Beuata, g-bubenata; — Raccourcir; v. a. Shortening; — M^benata, mgbubenata; — Raccourcis; s. Shortly; — Nkeuke, nkp?l?kpi; — Brièvement; adv. Shortness ; — Xkpilikpi, nkenke ; — Brièveté ; s. Shot; — Og-bag-ba, ag-ili; — Projectile; s. Shoulder; -- Ubu, ukubu; — Epaule; s. — Bu, bubu; — Porter sur l'épaule; v. a. Shoulder blade; — Okpukpu ubu; — Omoplate; s. 246 Sho— Sid Shout; — Kpo, kpotu, kpo nkpu; — Acclamer; v, a. — Nkpu; — Acclamation; s. Shove; — Nu, kwa, rudo; — Pousser, défoncer; v. a. — Onuno, okwakwa; — Coup donné en poussant; s. Shovel; — Oseke; — Pelle; 5. Show; — €rOsi, kpazi, g"bazi; — Montrer; v. a. Show-bread; — A?i(?a n^ozi, a???a nso; — Pain de proposition; s. Shower; — Zo, bu, bua; — Arroser; v. a. — N?a mili; — Ondée, pluie; s. Shred; — Beli, ^buli; — Couper en morceaux; s. — Ilil?, ikelike; — Morceaux, fragments; s. Shrewd; — Di-nko, di-a^hogho; — Rusé-e; adj. Shrewdly; — N'a^hogho, na nko; — Avec ruse; adv. Shrewdness; — Emvemuc^e, ima ife; — Ruse; 5. Shriek; — Kpo, kpo nkpu; — Pousser des cris; v. n. — Nkpu, ikpo, nkpu; — Cris; s. Shrimp; — Ithoa? — Crevette; s. Shrink; — Kpuko, kpukonato; — Rétrécir; v. a. Shrivel; — Fuko tuni; — Rides, contracter; v. a. Shroud; — Kpu, kpu akwa, dokwa; — Couvrir; v. a. Shrub; — Ubo; — Arbrisseau; s. Shrug; — Kpona ubu; — Hausser les épaules; z?. n. — Ikpona ubu; — Haussement d'épaules; v, n. Shudder; — Ru, ruru; — Frissonner, frémir; v. n. — Omadjidji, akpadjudju, adjidja; — Frisson, frémissement; s. Shun; — Ze, zelu, gbanari; — Eviter, fuir; v. n. Shut; — Me??, kpa??; — Fermer; v. a. Shutter; — Ife-nme?i, aku; — Volet, guichet; s. Shy; — Di-iru ani; — Réservé, discret-ète; adj. Sick; — Oya, n'ay'oya, n'aya aru; — Malade; adj. Sicken; — Nwu aru; — Devenir, malade; v. n. Sickish; — N'afatu afatu; — Malade, languissant; adj. Sickishness; — Og'bug'bu, nfutu; — Langueur; s. Sickle; — Oma obele oka; — Faucille; s. Sickliness; — Nyanya; — Mauvaise santé; s. Sickly; — Nyanya, n'ayaso oya; — Maladif -ve; adj. Sickness; — Oya, iya oya, aru onwunwu; — Maladie; s. Side; — ?kuku; — C?té; s. — Di-ufie, di-uf?? akuku; — De c?té, latéral; adj. — Dili, dinyelu; — Etre du parti de; v. n. ?Shi— Sin 247 Sidelong; — Di-uf?e; — Oblique, de c?té; adj. Sidéral; — Nke kpakpando; — Sidéral-e; adj. Siege; — IS^keMdo, iikanye, nkerube; — Siège; s. Sieve; — Nyo, ase, urad?; — Crible, tamis; s. Sift; — Yo, yo?a, ta<^a; — Tamiser, cribler; v. s. Sifter; — Onye-oyoyo; — Celui qui tamise; s. Sigh; — Ze urne, kwa; — Soupirer; v. a. Sight; — Ifuzo, ifu ife, ofiifu; — Vue, aspect; s. Sightlessness; — Afug-li uzo; — Cécité; s. Sign; — ?kala, atu, ar?ma, ama; — Signe; s. Silence; — Og*b?, i^ba nk?ti; — Silence; s. Silently; — ?f'og'b?, nke og'bi; — Silencieusement; adj. Silk; — Asili, akwa asili; — Soie; s. Silken; — Di-as?l?, nke asili; — Soyeux-se; adj. Sillines; — "Xkaf?e, nkwukwu; — Sottise; s. Silly; — Di-nkaf?e, di-iikwukwu; — Sot, niais; adj. Silver; — Oiia o?a, Nk'ona o?a; — Argent; s. Silver-smith; — ?zu oiia o?a; — Orfèvre; s. Silvery; — D?ka ona o?a; — Argenté-e; adj. Similar; — Dika, ka; — Semblable; adj. Similarity; — Oyiyi; — Ressemblance; s. Similitude; — Inu, atu omana atu; — Similitude; s. Simmer; — Su, sukpe, zu; — .Bouillir doucement; v. a. Simoon; — Abazu, oke ifiife; — Simoun; s. Simple; — Di-afosa, n'adiro ag-hog-ho; — Simple; adj. Simplicity; — Idi-alosa, adig-U'ag-ho^ho ; — Simplicité; s. Simply; — Nkiti, sese, soso; — Simplement; adv. Simulate; — Gliodo; — Simuler; v. a. Simulation; — Odik'odiroya; — Simulation; s. Simultaneously; — Ofu ndje, ofu akpoafu; — Simultanément; adv. Sin; — Medjo, me iidjo; ~ Pécher; v. n. — Ndjo, nme ndjo: — Péché; 5. Since; — Site, oke, mg-be; — Depuis; prép. Sincere; — Di-ezi okwu; — Sincère; adj. Sincerely; — N'ezi okwu; — Sincèrement; adv. Sincerity; — Ezi okwu, idi-ekelesu; — Sincérité; s. Sinciput; — Nko, e^edeg-e iru; — Front, sinciput; s. Sinew; — Nseko, iwalag-ada; — Nerf, tendon; s. Sinewy; — Di-ike, di-ukpa; — Nerveux; adv. Sinful; — Di-ndjo, onye-ndjo; ~ Coupable; adj. 248 Sin— Ski Sinfulness; — ^djo, idi-udjo; — Culpabilité; s. Sing; — Bu abii, g-iieg^wu, g"uli; — Chanter; e?, a. et n. Singe; — Na, iia?u, ru?u; — Br?ler un peu, griller; z;. a. Singer; — Okwabii, ouye-iikwe; — Chanteur; s. Singing; — Abu, ibuabu; — Chant; 5. Single; — So ofu; — Singulier, unique; adj. — Roputa^ tu?aputa: — Mettre à part; v. a. Singly; — Ofu ofu, so ofu; — Seul, isolément; adv. Singular; — Di-uko; pul'ic^'e; — Simple, singulier; adj. [s.] Singularity; — Ipul'ii^e, apumi?e; — Singularité, caractère distmctif; Singularly; — Tuma, kpatuma; — Singulièrement; adv. [adj.] Sinister; — D?-aka ekpe; Di ndjo, di-adjo aru; — Gauche, sinistre; Sinless; — N'euwero ndjo, puluma udjo; — Exempt de péché; adj. Sinner; — Orne ndjo, onye ndjo; — Pécheur; s. Sinuate; — Fig-hali, rug-hal?, lo^hali; — Etre sinueux; v. n. Sinuation; — Xfig"liali, nnig-hali; — Sinuosité; 6\ Sip; — Metu onu; — Boire à petit coups; v. a. — Idetu n'ile, imetu onu; — Gorgée; s. Sir; — Xna, nwoke; — Monsieur; s Sire; — Nna; — Père sire; s. — Mu, muta; — Engendrer; v. a. Sister; — Nwa nue, nwa nue okporo; — Soeur; s. Sisterhood; — Otu umu nwanyi; -- Communauté; 5. Sisterly; — Be, no, nodu, kpulu; — De soeur; adj. Site; — Onodu, okwa; — Situation, site; s. Sitting; — Onodu, onono; — Session, séance; s. Situation; — Onodu, okwa, o?e; — Situation; s. Six; — Isi, isu; — Six; adj. Sixfold; — Nmadji isi; — Six fois; sextuple; ad/. Sixteen; — Ili n'isi, bel'eno (n'oru); — Seize; adj. Sixteenth; — Nk'ili n'isi; — Seizième; adj. Skein; — ??'kuluku; — Echeveau; s. Skid; — O^we nku; — Sabot; s. Skiff; — Ug-bo odjo; — Esquif; s. Skilful; — Di-nka, aru mal'ife; — Adroit, expert; adj. Skillfully; — Ape, n'ape, na nka; — Adroitement; adv. Skillfullness; — Xka, idi-nka, ime nka, ikiva nka; — Adresse; s. Skill; — Ape, nka, ime nka; — Habilité; 5. Skilled; — Di-nka, di-ape; — Habile; adj. Skim; — Se, se?a, ro, ro?a; — Ecumer; v. n. Ski— Sle 249 Skimmer; — Ife-iise?a, ife-nrot^a; — Ecumeur; s. Skin; — Akpiikpo, mgbiig'bo; - Peau; s. — Gba akpukpo; — Ecorcher; v. a. Skinny; — Biiso akpukpo; — Décharné-e; adj. Skip; — Wii, ma; — Sauter, bondir; v. n. Skipper; — Eze ug'bo; — Patron, matelot; s. Skirmish; — Nwa og'u, iiwa ag'ha; — Escarmoucher ; v. n. Skirt: — Nti, nipempe; — Fi entière, lisière; s. Skittisch; — Di-udjo, di-eg'wu; — Ombrageux, rétif; adj. Skittishly; — N'lidjo, n'eg-wii, like eg'wu; — Par caprice; adv. Skull; — Edjii isi; — Cr?ne; s. Sky; — Ig'we, eiiig'we; — Nuages, cieux; Slack; — G-bu nwolo, za iilo; — Rel?cher; v. n. — Di-iilo, di-iiwolo; — L?che, mou, molle; adj. Slacken; — Raiiata, bido; — Détendre, se rel?cher; v. n. Slackness; — Nrauata, mbeiiata; — Rel?chement, detente; s. Slag; — Inyi, ii?ala, mba(?u; — Scorie; s. Slam; — Kwa?i, kwa(?ita; — Faire claquer; v. a. Slander; — Kpa, kpe(?a, fodjo; — Médire de; v. n. — Xkpe?e, nfodjo; — Médisance; s. Slanderer; — Oka ukpe?a, onye-iikpe?a; — Médisant; s. Slap; — Ma ola, pia aka; — Donner un coup sec; v. n. — 01a, ima ola; — Claque; s. Slate; — Ulo; — Ardoise s. Slaughter; — Gbii, g-buka; — Massacrer; v. a. — O^bug-bu; — Massacre; s. Slaughterous; — Di-og-bug-bu ; — Meurtrier-ère; adj. Slave; — Oru, nwadibe, ig'bo, ug"wule; Esclave; s. Slavery; — Ikpa oru, ndji; — Esclavage; s. Slavish; — Nk'oru; — d'esclave; adj. Slay; — Gbu, g-buka; — Tuer; v. a. Slayer; — Og-bu, onye ogrbug-bu; — Meurtrier; s. Sledge; — Ofili, otutu; — Marteau, pilon; s. Sleek; — Di-tela, di- lali; — Doux, poH, uni; adj. — Tela, mala, kpola; — Polir; v. a. Sleekly; — Tela, lali, nwayo; — D'une manière lisse; adv. Sleep; — Laru, dina; — Dormir, reposer; v. n. — IJla ediiia; — Sommeil, repos; s. Sleeper; — Onye-ula, ola, ula; — Dormeur; s. Sleepiness; — Itu olula, olula, idul?, ididuli; — Envie de dormir; 5. 250 Sle— Slu Sleeplessness; — Ala^h'iila; — Insomnie; s. Sleepy; — N'atu olulii, n'eliila; — Endormi, somnolent; adj\ Sleeve; — Ara afe, aka awo; — Manche: 5. Sleight; — Anwa nsi, itu iiko; — Ruse, adresse; s. Slender; — Di-gbele, di-milili; — Mince, grêle; s. Slendemess; — Idi-g'belele, anol?; — Dél3ilité, maigreur; 5. Slice; — Ya(?a; — Couper par tranches; v. a. Slide; — Ru, so, mi; — Glisser, couler; v. n — Omimi, osese, oruru; — Glissade, courant; s. Slight; — Ni, kpami; — Ani; — Mépriser; v. a. — dédain; s. — Di-nlo; — Loger, faible; adj. Slily; — N'ag'liog?io; — Adroitement; adv. Slim; — Di-nololo, di-sololo; — Mince, effilé; adj. Slime; — Apiti, ulu, ulo; — Bourbe, marais; s. Slimy; — Di-apiti, di-ulu; — Bourbeux, visqueux; adj. Slink; — Kwo ime, miikwo, g'bokwo; — Avorter; v. n. Slip; — Grbulu, j^bupii, g"bii; — Glisser; v. n. — IJgbn, og'bu^bii; — Action de glisser; s. SHp-knot; — ^makwu, odidili; — Noeud coulant; s. Slipper; — Akpukpo ukwu; — Pantouffle; s. Slit; — Mg"ba\va, owawa, nkpowa; — Fente; 6\ Slope; — èburolu eg'biirolu; — Incliner, pencher; v. n — Grbobe, ^burolu; — Incliner; v. a. — M^burolu; — Pente; s. Sloth; — Ure, ntug'be, obo; — Paresse, fainéantise; s. Slothful; — Di-ure, di-obo; — Paresseux-se ; adj. Slouch; — Kwufebe, kwufelu; — Abaisser; v. a. — Nkwufe; — Modestie des yeux; s. Slough (slaou); — Odo apati; — Bourbier; 5. Slough (sluf); — Iwolo, iwolo a^wo; — Dépouille de serpent; s. Sloughy; — Di-apiti; — Bourbeux; adj. Sloven; — ^woke ulug-bvi; — Homme malpropre; s. Slovenliness; — Ulugbu, idi-ulug-bu; — Malpropreté; s. Slovenly; — Di-ulug-bu; — Malproprement; adv. Slow; — Di-ure; — Lent-e; adj. Slowly; — Ure ure, nwayo nwayo, n'ure; — Lentement; adv. Slowness; — Ure, ire ure; — Lenteur; s. Sluggard; — Onye-obo, onye-ila; — Fainéant; 5. Sluggish; — Di-obo, ulu?i; — Indolent-e; adj. Sluggishly; — N'obo; — Avec indolence; adv. Sill— Sna 251 Slumber; — Menata isi, zaru iiwa ula; — Sommeiller; v. n. Slut; — Wanyi ulu^bu; — Salope, coquine; s. Sluttish; — Ulu^bu, di uliig-bu; — Sale, bas, vil; adj. Sly; — Agliog'lio, di-ag-hog-ho ; — Fin, rusé, malin; adj. Slyly; — N'ag'hog'ho; — Avec ruse; adv. Smack; — Susu onu, kpo awu; — Claquer des lèvres; v. n. Small; — Obele, iiwaiitinti, nta; — Petit; adj. Smallness; — Idi-obele, idi-nta; — Petitesse; s. Small-pox; — Okilikpakpa, isaniisa; — Petite vérole; s. Smart; — Di-ukele, di-iiko; — Cuisant, aigu; adj. Smartly; — N'likele, na iig-wa; — Lestement; adv. Smartness; — Ukele, ngwa, igwa ngwa; — Vivacité; s. Smash; — Tikpo, tiwa; — Eclater, se briser; v. 7i. Smear; — Te, no, lida; — Enduire, barbouiller; v. a. Smell; — Si, kpo, kpo akala, kpo isi; — Sentir; v. a. et n. — Isi, akala; — Odeur; s. Smelt; — Gbaze, zize; — Fondre; v. a. et n. Smile; — Lamuli, demuli; — Sourire; v. n. — Nlamuli, ndemuli; — !Sourire; s. Smilingly; — N'alamuli, n'edemiili; — En souriant; adv. Smite; — Ti, g-bu; — Se choquer; v. n. Smith; — Uzu, odjogrwu; — Forgeron; s. Smithery; — Uzu, ikpu uzu, uno uzu; — Forge; s. Smoke; — Se, kwu, kwuawulu; — awulu; — Fumée; v. n. Smoker; — Ose oku; — Fumeur: s. Smoky; — Di-awulu, n'akwu awulu; — Enfumé-e; adj. Smooth; — Di-tela, di-lali; — Lisse, poli-e; adj. Smoothly; — Tela, dololo; — Doucement; adv. Smoothness; — IS" tela, ilali; — Poli, douceur; s. Smother; — Bi agbu; — ?touffer; v. n. — Alulu, awulu; — Fumée; s. , Smuggle; — Zokpu, mekpu; — Introduire par fraude; v. a. Smuggler; — Ouye-nzokpu, onye-nmekpu; — Contrebandier, fraudeur; Smuggling; — Nzokpu, nmekpu; — Fraude, contrebande; s. [5.] Smut; — Inyi, awulu uko; — Charbon, suie, saleté; s. Smutch; — Kwu(?i, ^ba?i; — Noircir; v. a. Snack; — Oke, okeke, nui, ig-ba azi; — Morceau, part; s. Snag; — N^adaba, eze, akpu; — Noeud, nodosité; s. Snaggy; — Bi-akpukata; — Noueux; adj. Snail; — Edjuna, mpiolo; — Lima?on, escargot; s. 252 Sna — Sob Snake; — Ag"wo, alili, abubo, elili; — Serpent; s. Snap; — Gbabe, g-babelu, tibe; — Briser, casser; v. a. — Mg^babe, iitibe; — Eclat brisure; s. Snappish; — Di-ntibe, di-m^babe; — Bourru, cassant; adj. Snare; — Onya, ita; — Piège, lasset; s. — Ma n'onya; — Prendre au piège; v. a. Snarl; — Ma, tuiiido; de iiiwili; — Grogner; v. n. — Xtuiiido; — Grognement; s. Snatch; — Punaln, g"0<?alu; — Saisir vivement; v. a. — Mpunalu, ng"lio(?alu; — Enlèvement; s. Snath; — Isi nina, iidji aka, odjidji aka; — Poignée; s. Sneak; — Kpu, kpng'hali, li, li^hali; — Ramper; v. n. Sneakingly; — N'a^ho^ho, nke ag'hog'ho; — En rampant; adv. Sneer; — Nneni, kpami; — Ricaner; v. n. — ?^'neni; — Ricanement; s. Sneeze; — Ze, ze uzele; — Eternuer; v. n. Sneezing; — Uzele, ize uzele; — Eternument; 8. Snip; — Bepu, be(?apii; — Couper d'un coup; v. a. Snore; — Gwo ula; — ig"wo iila; — Ronfler; v. n. Snoring; — Ig-wo ula; — Ronflement; s. Snort; — Ma, mapum? — Haleter, ronfler; v. Snout; — Ilo, imi; — Museau, mufle, groin; s. Snow; — Mill o?a; — Neige; s. Snub; >"ara, balu; — Gourmander; v. a. Snuff; — y tu, utaba e^wel'eg-we; — Prise, tabac à priser; s. Snuffle; — Kwuuye n'imi; — Parler du nez, nasiller; v. n. Snug; i— Di-akaukpa; — Bien joint, commode; adj. So; — Xofu, etuafn, nwo; — Ainsi; aùv. Soak; — Tutube, tutu, retu; — Tremper, mouiller; v. a. Soap; — Oka, u(?a; — ?fye u?a; — Savon; s. — Savonner; v. a. Soapy; — Di-n?a, buso n?a; — de savon; adj. Soar; — Felu, feni, feg-olu; — S'élancer; v. n. — Xfe?o, nfeni; — Essor, élan; s. Sc^; — Su mbimbi; — Sangloter; v. n. — ; Isu mbimbi; — Sanglot; s. Sober; — Di-auvasa, di-anya udo; — Sobre, modéré; adj. — ; Medju auya, medjunata; — Désenivrer; v. a. Soberly; — N'auya udo, nk'auyasa; — Sobrement; adv. Sobriety; — Auya udo, anyasa; — Sobriété; s. Sobriquet; — Afa otutu; — Sobriquet, surnom; s. Soc — Som 253 Sociability; — Id?-niioko, ikpa ukpa; — Sociabilité; s. Sociable; — Di-iiiioko, di-ukpa; Sociable; adj. Sociably; — Nke iiiioko, nke ukpa; — Sociablement ; adv. Society; — Otu, ukpa; — Société; s. Sod; — Ag'ani; — Motte de terre; 5. Sodality; — Ukpa, ikpa ukpa, nkpako; — Société, ■ association ; s. Sodden; — Isili esi, g-helu eg"he; — Bouilli-e; adj. Soft; — Di-nlo, di-nwayo; — Doux, ce; adj. Soften; — Melo, medjunata; — Adoucir, amollir; v. a. Softly; — Nlo, nlonlo; — Mollement, doucement; Softness; — Xlo, idi-nlo, idi-nwayo; — Mollesse; s. Soil; — Meto, boatutu, bo inyi; — Salir, souiller; v. a. terre; s. — Adja ani; — Tache, souillure; s. Solace; — Kasi, tasi, g'ug'u; — Consoler, divertir; a. — Nkas?, ntas?; — Consolation; s. Solar; — Nke ?wu; — Solaire; Sold; — Elelu ele; — Vendu-e; adj. Solder; — Fiako; — Souder; v. a. Soldier; — Onye-o^u, onye-ag"ha, obuog-u; — Soldat; s. Soldierly; — Nk' onye-og-u; — En soldat; adv. Soldiei-y; — Otu ndi og-u, otu nd?-ag'ha; — Soldats; s. Sole; So, soso, sese; — Seul; unique; adj. — Obukwu; — Plante des pieds; s. Solely; Soso, so, sese; — Seulement; adv. . Solicit; — Yo; — Solliciter; v. a. Solicitation; — Ayiyo, ayoyo; ^ Sollicitation; s. Solicitous; — Di-u?e, di-u?e u?e; — Inquiet-ète; adj. Solicitude; — U(?e, i<?e u?e, e(^emu<?e; — Sollicitude; s. Solid; — Di-ike, su(?ili aru, sulu aru; — Solide; adj. Solidity; — Isu aru, ?sucpi aru; — Solidité: s. Solubility; — Idi-ndekpo, idi-odede, idi-nyi(?a; — Solubilité; s. Soluble; — Di-ndekpo, di-nyi?a, di-odede; — Soluble; adj. Solution; — Odede, ndekpo, nyic^a; — Solution; 5. Sombrons; — Di 0(,'??i, di alulu; — Sombre; ad;\ Some; — Ouwo, ufodu; — Quelque; adj. Somebody; — Madu obuna, onye; — Quelqu' nnypron. Sommerset; — Ikwug"ba, ikwu nkwunkwu; — Saut périlleux; 5. Something; — Ife, ife obuna; — Quelque chose; s. Sometime; — Ubosi ufodu, mbosi ufodu; — Autrefois; adv. Somniferous; — N'atu ula; — Soporifique; adj. 254 Som — Sou Somnolence; — Ilu ula, ituolu ula; — Somnolence: s. Somnolent; — N'elu ula, n'atu olu ula; — Somnolent-e; adj. Son; — ?^^wa, iiwa nwoke; — Fils; s. Song; — Abu, ukwe, uli; — Chant; 5. Songster; — Okwabu, okwabu nwoke; — Chanteur; s. Songstress; — Okwabu, okwabu nwayi; — Cantatrice; s. Sonorous; — N'ara ara; — Sonore; adj. Soon; — Na nso, gbo, na ^bo; — Bient?t; adv. Soot; — AdwuIu uko; — Suie; s. Sooth; — Ezi okwu, nne okwu; — Vérité; s. Soothe; — Gus^u, medju, ^bo; — Adoucir, flatter; v. a. Soother; — Onye-ng-u^u, onye-og'bug'bo ; — Flatteur; s. Soothsay; — Kwubulu, ma amania; — Prédire; v. a. Soothsayer; — Ogba afa, onye-amama; — Devin, augure; s. Soporif erous ; — N'atu ula, n'akpata ula; — Soporifique; adj. Sorcerer; — Dibya, amosu, og-boma; — Sorcier; s. Sorcery; — Uta mg^ba, ikunsi, amosu; — Sorcellerie; adj. Sordid; — Di-inyi, di-anya ukwu; — Sordide; adj. Sordidly; — X'anya ukwu; — Sordidement; adv. Sordidness; — Xkilika u(?e; — Bassesse; s. Sore; — Onya; — Plaie; s. Sorely; — N'ufu, nk'ufu; — Douloureusement; adv. Soreness; — Idi-onya, ibuso onya; — Etat morbide; s. [s.] Sorrow; — Uru, iwe, ikwumanu, ikwa uta; — Chagrin, tristesse; Sorrowful; — N'eru uru, n'anu ilolo; — Triste, chagriné-e; adj. Sorry; — D?-ebele; — Contrit-e; adj. Sort; — Afa, etu, edo, aka; — Manière, sorte; s. — Do, do n'o^bo; — Classer; v. a. Sot; — Olamanya, olakamanya; — Sot, bête; s. Sottish; — Olamanya, n'atumanya; — Sot, sotte; adj. Soul; — Xkpul'obi, ndu; — Ame, vie; s, Soulness; — N'enwero nkpulobi; — Sans àrae; adj. Sound; — Ra, si, ku, kutulu; — Sonder; v. a. — Og-bag-eleg-ele abadi; — Sonde; s. Soundly; — Okelesu, nke omimi; — Profondément; adv. Soundness; — Ezindu, izuoke; — Santé, solidité; s. Soup; — Ofe, mill ofe; — Soupe; s. Sour; — Gbalu uka, g'balu a^baka; — Aigiir, s'aigrir; v. n. Source; — Isi mili; — Source; s. Sourness; — Uka, ig*ba uka, agbam uka; — Aigreur, acidité; s. Sou— Spe 255 South; — Adag-be, nk'adag'be; — Sud; s. — méridional; adj. Southerly; — ^k'adag-be, sitelu adag'be; — Au sud; adv. Southward; — N'akuku ada^be; — Au sud, du midi; adj. Souvenir; — Ife-n(^eta; — Souvenir; s. Souvereign; — Eze, isi, onye-is?; — Souverain; s. Souvereignly; — I<^ieze, ike eze; — Souverainement; s. Sow; — €rha, gbasa, fesa; — Ensemencer, semer; v. a. Sower; — O^ha iikpulu, onye-og'hag'lia; — Semeur; s. Space; — Uzo, og*liele; — Espace; s. Spacious; — Di-uzo, di-oghele, di-mbala; — Spacieux-se; adj. Spade; — Oseke; — Bêche; s. Span; — Ma aka; — Mesurer; v. a. — Ama aka; — Mesure (du pouce au petit doigt); s. Spank; — Ma ola, pia aka; — Frapper ^du plat de la main; v. a. Spar; — Akpulu osisi, og*we; — Barre de bois; s. Spare; — Grhalu, tupe, ^bag-halu; — Epargner, ménager; v. a. — Di-nkpa, di-iiko; — Econome; adj. Sparingly; — ISTa ntupe; — En épargnant; adv. Spark; — Ilele okii, o?o nma; — Etincelle; s. Sparkish; — Di-ukele, di-nko, di-nkpac^a; — Brillant, vif, vive; adj.. Sparkle; — Ilele okii; — Etincelle; s. Sparklingly; — Busi biisi, keikel; — Avec éclat; adv. ^ Sparrow; — ?ITza; — Moineau; s. Sparse; — Kpasalu akpasa, di-oteaka; — Epars-e; adj. Spasm; — Tataii^wele; — Spasme, torticolis; s. Spastic; — Nke tatan^wele; — Spasmodique; adj. Spatter; — Fewusa. kwowusa; — Eclabousser; v. a. Spawn; — Akwa azu, akwa awo; — Frai, fretin; s. Spawner; — Wunye azu; — Poisson femelle; Spay; — Pi, piamu; — Ch?trer; v. a. Speak; — Kwu, kwii okwu; — Parler; v. n. Speakable; — Di-okwuku; — Qui peut être dit; adj. Speaker; — Okwuokwu, onye-okwu; — Parleur, orateur; s. Spear; — Ub?, osoto; — Lance, épieu; s. . — Ma, so; — Percer d'une lance; v. a. Special; — Kiilu afa; — Spécial-e; adj. Specially ; — Tuma, iradu ; — Spécialement ; ' adv. Species; — Afa, etu, otu; — Espèces; s.. Specifically; — Tuma, kpatiima, iradu; — Spécifiquement; adv.. Specify; — Kpo afa, so aka; — Spécifier; v. a. 256 Spe— Spi Specious; — Di iima n'aiiya; — Spécieux-se; adj. Speck; — Tupo; — Xtupo, atutu; — Tachieter; v. a. — Tache; s. Spectacle; — Ife-nkili, ife-niiene; — Spectacle; s. Spectacles; — Ug"ebge anya; — Lunette.^; s. Spectator; — Ouye-iikili, oiiyiie-imene; — Spectateur; s. Spectral; — Nk'ofu, iik'ifii ofu; — Spectral-e; adj. Spectre; — Ifuofii, ifumo; — Spectre; s. Specular; — Di-inyege, dika eiiyo, dik'ugeg'be; — Spéculaire; adj. Speculate; — Lo, (?ig"liali, log'hali; Spéculer; adj. Speculation; — Xc^ig'hali, ilolo; — Speculation; s. Speculator; — Oka ilolo; — Spéculateur; s. Speculum; — Eiiyo, ugbi^e; — Spéculum, miroir; s. Speech; — Okwu, onii, okwu ouu; — Sermon; s. Speechless; — Di-og*!)!; — . Muet-te; adj. ? Speed; — Me ngwa, iiukpo; — Se h?ter; v. n. — Ngwa, oso, iikwu oso; — Célérité, diligence; s. Speedily; — Ososo, iig"wa ngwa; — Promptement; adv. Speedy; — Di-iig^wa, di-ukwu oso; — Prompt-e; adj. Spell; — ^?'s?, ogwii, aya; — Charme, enchantement; s. épeler; v. Speller; — Oku nsi; — Em; hauteur ; Spend; — Tiinye, yi, yi?aiiye; — Dépenser; v. a. Spendthrift; — Oseaka, okwayi, ofuogoli; — Prodigue; s. Sperm; — Manu azu, manu enyi azu; — Blanc de poisson; s. Spermatic; — Di-nkpulu, g'balu nkpulu; — Spermatique; adj. Sphere; — Ogbe, itilifi, osrbe ife; — Sphère; s Spherical; — Di-ogbe, di-ifilifi; — Sphérique; adj. Spherically; — Ifilifi. okilikili, okolokolo; — En forme de sphere; Sphericity; — Itilifi, idi-ifilifi; - Sphéricité; s. [adv.] Spherule; — Obele ifilifi, ifilifi nta; — Sphérule; s. Sphinx; — Agwola; — Sphinx; s. Spice; — Xye uda, tinye uda; — Epicer; v. a. — Uda; — Epice; s. Spicular; — Di mpipi, di onu-sopi. Spicy; — Di uda, dik'uda; — Epicé-e; adj. Spider; — Ududo; — Araignée; s. Spike; — Oko, oko-oka, ntu ukwu; — Cheville; s. Spiky ; — Di omo ; — Pointu-e ; adj. Spill; — Rufu, rusi, kwafu; — Répandre, verser; v. a. Spin; — Tu, tuni; — Filer; a. Spine; — Ogwu, okolokoto azu, ogbalamazu; — Epine; s. Spi— Spr 257 Spinous; — Di ogwu, buso o^wu; — Epineux-se; adj. Spinster; — Otu owu; — Nwa^bog^ho; — Fileuse; — vierge; 5. Spirit; — Mo; ume; — Bja, djani; — Esprit; 5. — Animer; v. n. Spiritless; — ?^"emvero ume; — Sans ?me; adj. Spiritual; — ?(ke mo, nke obi; — Spirituel-le; adj. Spirituality; — Mo, ife mmo; — Spiritualité; s. Spissitude; — Idi ulu; — Epaisseur; 5. Spit; — Gnu mill, aso; — 0-ba urisa aso; — Crachat; s. — Cracher; Spitefully; — N'iwe, nk'iwe; — Méchamment; adj. [v. n.'\ Spittle; — Aso onii, onu mili; — Salive; s. > Splash; — Grbale, fele; — Eclabousser; v. a. Splashy; — Buso apiti, di apiti; — Bourbeux-se; adj. Spleen; — Oma; — Rate, fiel; s. Spleeny; — Di iwe, n'eg'wu anya; — Mélancolique, bilieux; adj. Splendent; — Di usia, ii'egbu e^bu; — Resplendissant-e ; adj. Splendid; — Buso omma, omata; — Splendide; adj. Splendidly; — Nkilinkili; — Splendidement; adv. Splendour; — Onwu malamala; — Splendeur; s. Splenic; — Nke ama; — Splénique; adj. Split; — Wa, kpawa, kpowa; — Briser, fendre; v. a. Spoil; — Punalu, nu; — mebi; — Piller, voler; — Souiller; v. a. Spoiler; — Onye nkwali, okpoli; — Voleur, pillard; 5. Spoliation; — Nkpoli, nkwali; — Spoliation; s. Sponge; — Elumig-we; — Ti?a, me<?a; — Eponge; s. — Laver; v. a. Spongy; — Di fukpofukpo; — Spongieux-se ; adj. Spousal; — Nke onundi, nk'inudi; — Conjugal; adj. Sponsor; — Onye mbe; — Caution; s. Spoon; — N^azi, ng-adji; — Cuiller; s. Spoonful; — Ndjun^adji; — Cuillerée; s. ■ ■ Sport; — E^wu, ig-ulieg-wu; — Jeu, amusement; s. Spot; — Tupo, bo^wa; — Tacher, tacheter; v. a. — Ntupo, atutu, ebe; — Tache, souilllure; 5. Spotless; — N'enwero ntupo, n'adiro atutu; — Sans tache; adj. Spousal; — Nke anundi; — Conjugal-e; adj. — luundi, anundi; — Manage; s. Spouse; — Di, wunye, nwunye; — Epouse; 5. Spouseles; — N'enwero di; — Sans époux; adj. Spout; — Ososo onu; — Gba; — Robinet; s. — Jaillir; v. n. Spread; — Kpasa, gbasa, sa; — Etendre, répandre; v. a. Sprig; — Ana, anaka; — Brin, rejeton; s. 258 Spr— Squ Sprightful; — Di iikele, di iig-wa, di nko; — Vif, ardent-e; adj. Sprightliness ; — Ukele, nko, ng"wa; — Vivacité, ardeur; s, Sprigthly; — Di nko, di n^wa, di ukele; — Vii, vive; adj. Spring; — Gbawa, kuni, g'bani; — Pousser, sortir; v. n. — Isi mili; — Source; s. Springe; — Onya, ita; — Piège, filet; s. Springing; — Owiiwu, omama, nkpopu; — Eclat; s. Sprinkle; — Tewusa, kwowusa, bii; — Arroser, répandre; a. Sprinkling; — Nkwowusa, mbii urisa; — Jet; s. Sprite; — Mo: — Fant?me; s. Sprout; — Orne; — Pu, g'ba; — Pousse; s. — pousser, cro?tre; v. n. Spruce; — Di ape, di nkpac^a; — Bien mis, élégant-e; adj. Spruce; — Nke ape, n'ape; — Avec élégance; adv. Spruceness; — Ape, nkpa?a; — Elégance; s. Spume; — Ufiifii; — Ecume; s. Spumescence; — Idi iifufu, ime ufufu; — Action d'écumer; s. Spumous; — Di iifiifu; — Ecumeux-se ; > ao?/'. Spuiious; — Di nnoni; — Faux, fausse; adj. Spuriously; — >^ke nnoni; — Avec fausseté; s. Spuriousness; — Xnoni, ife nnoni; — Fausseté; s. Spurn; — Gba adja, kwapu, kpapu; — Traiter avec mépris; v. a. Spurt; — Rufu, rupu; — Og'bag'ele^ele ; — Jaillir; v. n. — Jaillis- Sputter; — Buaso, g^baaso, wuwo; — Cracher; v. n. [sèment; .s.J Spy; — Onyenke, okenke; — Espion; s. Squab; — Nu akpalakwukwu; — Jeune pigeon; s. Squabbish; — Di ekwendi, di onukwulu; — Trappu, lourd, pesant; Squabble; — Ese, ndog-ba; — Querelle, rixe; s. [cidj'\ — Dog-ba, se, dondo; — Se quereller; v. n. Squad; — Otu, akuolu. Squadron; — Onuag'ha, otuag"lia; — Escadron; s. Squalid; — Di unyi, di ulu^bu; — Sale, malpopre; adj. Squalidity; — Inyi, idi inyi, ulu^bu, nlo^bo: — Malpropreté; s. Squander; — Meyi, tufu, mefu; — Dissiper, dépenser; v. a. Squanderer; — Onye nkwayi, omefu, ofog"oli; — Dissipateur; s. Squash; — Afufu, ikpulu; — Chose molle; s. — Ro, rokpo, g"be, g"bokpo; — Ecraser; v. a. Squat; — Tukwu, tukwulu; — s'accroupir; v. n. Squeak; — Mekwi, bekwi; — Crier; v. n. Squeeze; — Opipi; — Pi, g'ba aka; — Serrement; s. — Serrer; Squint; — Lo anya, tuioba anya; — Loucher; v. n. \v. a.] Squ— Sta 259 Squirm; — Tu akpai; — Grimper; v. n. Squirrel; — Osa, iize, obimu; — ?cureuil; s. Stab; — Ma, mapii, su; — Poignarder; v. a. Stabiliment; — Nzanyelu, nkwado; — Support, appui; s. Stability; — Ikwusike, nkwudo; — Stabilité; s. Stable; — Di nkwudo, wulu ewulu; — Stable; adj. Stack; — Kpodo; — Ikpo, obo; — Mettre en tas; — Meule; s. Staddle; — Okposi, osisi nta; — Hampe, b?ton; Staff; — Okpolo, okposi, nkpanaka; — Ejieu, b?ton; s. Stag; — Oke ene, oke asonso; — Cerf; s. Stage; — IN'g'we, ibali; — Estrade; s. Stagger; — Soko, sokog'liali; — Chanceler; v. n. Stagnancy; — ^N'dog'wulu, ididu; — Stagnance; s. Staim; — Atutu, nmeto; — Meto, bo atutu; — Tactié; s. — Tacher; Stainless; — N'adiro atutu, n'enwero atutu; — Sans tache; adj. Stair; — Igwululbe, oi^bag-o; — Degré, marche; s. \v, a,] Stake; — Owu, ife mbe; — Wube, donambe; — En jeu; 5. — Risquer; Stale; — Diola, ola; — Ru mili; — Usé-e; adj. — Uriner; v. n. Stalk; — Okpolo; — Tige, queue; s. Stamen; — Aza, nto ani; — Base solide; s. Stammer; — Su, sunsu; — Bredouiller, bégayer; v, n. Stanch; — Di-ike, kwusilike; — Gbo; — Zélé, bon; adj. Etancher; Stanchion; — Nza, ife nzado, obele ide; — Etan?on, appui; s. [v. a.] Stanchless; — N'adiog^bog-bo, n'adiro nig-bota; — Qu'on ne peut Stand; — ?^kwukwu, nkwusi; — Halte, station, pause; s. [étancher.J — Kwu, kwulu, kwusi, kwu oto; — Se tenir debout; v. n. Standard; — Okonoko, okoloto; — Etendard; s. Staple; — Afya, obo adji anu; — Entrep?t; s. Star; — Epakpando; — Etoile; s. Starboard; — Akuku okanni; — Tribord; s. Stare; — ?i^apu, kpalapu anya; — Regarder, fixer; v. a. Stark; — Di ike, kpoluetili; — Rai de; adj. Starless; — Xenwero kpakpando; — Sans étoiles; adj. Starlight; — Ifolo, kpakpando; — Eclat des étoiles; s. Starry; — Buso kpakpando; — Etoilé-e; adj. Start; — Rolu, ropu, ruoso; — S'élancer, tressaillir; v. n. Startle; — Masu, maru; — S'alarmer; v. n. Starve; — Niagu, wonni; — Affamer; v. a. State; — Okwa, ime ebube; — Etat, dignité; s. Stately; — Di ebube; — Magnifique; adj. 17 260 Sta— Sti Station; — Ouodii, okwa, o?e; — Station: s. Stature; — Og^o, uso, enu; — Stature; s. Statute; — Iwu; — Statuts, lois; 5. Stave; — Tiwa, tipu, nupii, kwapii; — Mettre en pièces; v. a. Stay; — Kwu, kwulii, kwusi; — Arrêter; v. n. — Nkwusi; — Arrêt, délai; s. Stead; — Uzo, okwa; — Place; s. Steadfast; — Di ike, isinsi; — Stable, solide; adj. Steadfastly; — Si ike; — Solidement; adv. Steadfastness; — Idji si ike; — Stabilité; s. Steadily; — Si ike, eleg'ede; — Avec, stabilité; adv. Steadiness; — Isi iisi, eleg'ede; — Fermeté, constance; s. Steady; — Si ike, zado; — Ferme; adj. Steak; — Okpiilukpu; — Tranche; s. Steal; — Zu, zu ori, zu osi; — Voler; v. a. Stealth; — Ori, osi, izu, izu osi; — Vol; s. Steam; — Uzu; — Vapeur; 5. Steamboat; — Ug'bo okii, iigl)o uzu; — Bateau à vapeur; s. Steamengine; — Amala oku, amala uzu; — Machine à vapeur; s. Steed; — Anyinya; — Coursier; s. Steep; — Bi iikpodji; — Ba, baba; — Escarpé; adj. — Tremper; Steepness; — Nkpodji, idi-nkpodji; — Escarpement; s. {v. a.] Steer: — Kpe, kpelu; — Gouverner, diriger; v. a. Steerage; — Ekpemug'bo; — Action de gouverner; s. Steersman; — Onye okpekpe; — Timonnier; Stellar; — Xke kpakpando; — Stellaire; adj. Stellate; — Dika kpakpando; — Radié-e; adj. Stem; — Okpolo, ogwa, ogwearu; — Tige, queue; s. Stench; — Adjo isi; — Mauvaise odeur; s. Stenography; — Ide oseso; — Sténographie; s. Step; — Ranye; — Nranye, ama ukwu; — Marcher; v. n. Dé- Step-father; — Di nne; — Beau-père; s. [marche; s.] Step-son; — Nwadi; — Beau-fils; 5. Sterile; — Di aga, ag"a, adjo ani; — Stérile; adj. Sterility; — Aga; — Stérilité; 6\ Stern; — Di aka dike; — Ekwum; — Sévère; adj. — Poupe; s. Stew; — Wu, wube, si; — Faire cuire à l'étuvée; v. a. Steward; — Isi odibo; — Commissaire, intendant; s. Stewardship; — Olu isiodibo; — Intendance; s. Stick; — Osisi; — \yado, ri, ma, du; — B?ton; 5. — S'arrêter: v.n. ?Sti— Sto 261 Stickiness; — Imenyamanyama; — Yisquosité; s. 8ticky; — ?^emenyamanyama; — Visqueux, gluant; adj. Stiff; — Gbakoluagbako ; — Raide, engourdi; adj. Stiffen; — Fu, ti; — Raidir, engourdir; v. n. Stiffly; — N'isi ike, nke isi ike; — Avec raideur; adv. Stiffness; — Mgbako, ikpo etili, ofufu; — Raideur, engourdissement; Stifle; — Kpagbu, ^bag-bu; — Etouffer; suffoquer; v. n. [s.] Stiletto; — Obele i^be; — Stylet; s. Still; — Grbo, medjii; — Didu; — Apaiser; v. — Tranquille; adj. Stillness; — Aruag'u, arubu, adjulu; — Calme, silence; s. Stilly; — iS'wag'O, du, bu; — Avec calme, en silence; adv. Stimulant; — Ogwu, ukpasu; — Stimulant; s. Stimulate; — Kpasu, laiiye; — Stimuler; v. a. Stimulation; — ?fkpasu, nlanye; — Excitation; s. Sting; — Edide; — Gba, ku; — Piqu?re; s. — Piquer; v. a. Stingily; — X'i(^u, n'akantadide r — Avec ladrerie; adv. Stinginess; — I?u, akantadide, an?ni; — Ladrerie, avarice; s. Stingiest; — N'enwero emu, n'enwero edide; — Sans aiguillon; adj. Stingy; — Di i(^u, di anini; — Ladre, avare: cwZ;'. [mauvais ; e;. 7^.J Stink; — Adjo?si, akala; — Kpoakala; — Mauvaise odeur; s. — Sentir Stint; — Oke, mgba; — Kpa oke; — Borne, limite; s. — Limiter; Stipend; — Ugwo olu; — Salaire; s. [v. a.] Stipulate; — Kpa, kpado, do a^ba; — Stipuler; v. a. Stipulation; — Nkpado, ili iyi, ido agba; — Stipulation; s. Stipulator; — Onye okaka ag'ba; — Celui qui stipule; s. Stir; — Kpag-ha, kpag'lial?; — Mouvoir, remuer; v. a. — Nkpasu; — Agitation; s. Stitch; — Kwa, kwako, buko; — Coudre, brocher; v. a. Stock; — Aru osisi, og'we osisi; — Tronc, poteau; s. Stocks; — Eg'O ora, ogba, ?g-a; — Fonds publics; s. Stoical; — Di ul?, di nta?i; — Sto?que; adj. — Di nsokwu, di nzuzu; — Sto?que; adj. Stoicism; — Nsokwu, nzuzu; — Sto?cisme; s. Stomach; — Akpakwulu, okwulu; — Estomac; s. Stomachic; — Ogwuato, ogwu akpakwulu; — Stomacal; adj. Stomachless; — N'enwero ogu uni; — Sans estomac; adj. Stone; — Okwuta, mkpume; — Pierre; s. — Tu, tu^bu; — Lapider; v. a. Stone- ware; — Ife ulo, aya ulo; — Grès; s. Stoniness; — Ibuso okwuta; — Nature pierreuse; s. 17* 262 Sto— Stra Stony; — Di okwuta, di ike; — Pierreux; adj. Stooi; — 0(?e n'enwero iidabelii; — Tabouret, escabeau; s. Stoop; — Ru, rimata, rulu; — Se courber, se pencher; v. n. Stop; — Nkwu?i, ogbogho, nkwusi; — Halte, arrêt; s, — Kwusi, kwu??, g"l()o; — Arrêter, stopper; v. n. Stoppage; — Niiara; — Action d'arrêter; v. Stopple; — Okwu, ?fe nkwu?i; — Bouchon; s. Store; — Uno aku; — Magasin, stores; s. — Kwado, tuba; — Fournir; v. a. Store-house; — Uno aku, uno nkwado; — Entrep?t, dép?t; s. Storm; — Ebili, mmanye, uniakpo; — Orage, tempête; s. Stormy; — Di ebili; — Orageux-se; adj. Story; — Akoko, akeko, — tlno enu; — Histoire, conte; — Etage; — Ko, ko akoko; — Eaconter; v. a. [s.] Stout; ~ Di ibu, di okpi; — Robuste, vigoureux-se; adj. Stoutly; — NMke, na nlie dike; — Vigoureusement; adv. Stoutness^ — Idi ike, i?a anya, ?ka anya; — Vigueur; s. Stow; — Kpado, tuba, bukoba; — Serrer, renfermer; v. a. Stowage; — Nkpado, nkpakoba; — Emmagasinage; s. Strabismus; — Ntuloba anya, anya uf?e; — Yeux louches; s. Straggle; — Fughali, reg-hali; — R?der, errer; v. n. Straggler; — Onye nfug-hali, onye nreghali; — R?deur; s. Straight; — Kwuloto, di ekelesu; — Droit-e; adj. Straightly; — Okamag-ba, ug'anug-a; — Directement; adv. Straightness ; — Ikwuluoto, idi ekelesu ; — Rectitude ; s. [ligne ; adv^^ Straight-way; — Ozig-bo ozig-bo, okamag'ba; — Directement, en droite Strain; — Abu, npiakwa; — Za, ta(^a, seti; — Entorse, foulure; s. Strainer; — Uradi, ifc nta?a, nyo; — Filtre, passoire; 6". pB'iltrer; v,n.\ Strait; — Di nkpa, di walada; — Etroit, serré; adj. Straitness; — Idi nkpa, kukuku; — Etroitesse; s. Strand; — Otu, ose; — Rikolu; — Rivage, grève; s. Echouer; v. n. Strange; — Di ebube, tulu n'anya, afunene; — Etrange; adj. Strangely; — ?fke afunene; — Etrangement; adj. Strangeness; — Afunene, afug"liafu; — Singularité; s. Stranger; — Obia, onye ora, obiama, onye animadu; — Etranger; s. Strangle; — Togbu, g-pa^bu, f?gbu; — Etrangler; v, a. Strangulation; — Ntogbu, m^bag-bu, nf?gbu; — Strangulation; s. Strapping; — ?^'ukwu, akatakpo, buka; — Grand, découplé; adj. Stratagem; — Agliogho, a^liug"lio, irumbi; — Stratagème; s. Stray; — Tu, fu uzo, waghali; — S'égarer, errer; v. n. Stre— Stru 263 Stream; — Mil? uni; — Ru; — Courant; s. — Couler; 7i. Streamer; — Okoloko, okonoko, okoloto; — Flamme; s. Streamlet; — Obele mili oruru; — Ruisseau; s. Streamy; — Nerueru, iia(?ionu; — Ruisselant; adj. Street; — Uzo, ez?, ?lo, ezi ukwu; — Rue, chemin; s. Strenght; — Ike, ike aru, urne; — Force; s. Strenghten; — Xye ike, di ike; — Fortifier; v. a. Strenghtener; — Nnye ike, ndjiike; — Fortifiant; s. Strenghtless ; — N'adiro ike, n'enwero ike; — Sans force, faible; Strenuous; — Di nrudo, di okpokuzu; — Courageux-se ; adj. [adj.] Strenuously; — N'okpokuzu, nk'obioku; — Courageusement; adv. Stress; — Xrudo, ukpado: — Importance; s. Stretch; — Seti, g'bati, doti; — Etendre, déployer; v. a. Stretcher; — Onye nseti, ife iidoti; — Celui qui étend; s. Strew; — Kpasa, g^basa; — Répandre, semer; v. a. Striated: — Bolu ag-wa, tulu ag-wa; ~ Stné-e; adj. Strict; — Di mbo, okamba; — Eti'oit, sei-ré; adj. Strictly; — Nke mbo, na mbo; — Etroitement; adv. Strictness; — Mbo, idi mbo; — Ponctualité, exactitude; s, Stricture; — Nkpuko, nkweko; — Trait, atteinte; s. Strife; — Mg*ba n'ogu, esemokwu, ndo; — Combat; s. Strike; — Ti, ku; — Frapper, pousser; v. a. String; — Ndili, usolo; — Oa, g'ako; — Ficelle, cordon; s. — En- Stringent; — Di nkpa, di okpa; — Energique; adj. [filer; v. a.] Stringy; — Di udo, ^balufu; — Fibreux; adj. Strip; — 0-baba oto, ba?a; — Dépouiller; v. a. Stripe; — Ube, ube itali, ufili; — Raie, marque d'un coup de fouet; — Fi, de; — Rayer, fouetter; v. a. [v. a.] Striphng; — 0|?olobya, iiwata okolobya; — Jeune gar?on; s. Strive; — ^NTu, se, do, g"bambo, bo; — S'efforcer, combattre; v. Strocke; — Xmetu, ube; — Coup de rame, de barre; s. — Kpa aka, lida aka; — Caresser; v. a. Stroll; — Nwagrliali; — Vagabondage; s. — Wa^hali, wa, wa ofya; — Errer, r?der; v. n. Stroller; — Onye nwa^hali, owa ofya; — R?deur, vagabond; s. Strong; — Di ike, silu ike; — Fort; adj. Strongly; — X'ike, iik'ike; — Avèc force; adv. Strong-hold; — Onu; — Place forte, redoute; s. Structure; — Olulu, omomo, oluno; — Structure, édifice; s. Struggle; — Se, do, do^ba, nu, nu Oj^u; — Lutter, combattre; r. 7i, 264 Str— Sub — Unii, ogu, ese; — Lutte, combat; s. Strumpet; — Mbili, ideg-be; — Trompette; s. Stub ; — Ikilibisi, ikilibisiosisi ; — Souche, racine ;' s. Stubble; — Ikpo, ikpokpolo; — Chaume; s. Stubborn; — Di isi ike, di nti ike; — Opini?tre; adj. Stubbornly; — !N"a nti ike, ii'isi ike; — Opini?trément; adv. Stubbornless;"^ Isi ike, nti ike; — Opini?treté; s. Studd; — Nkpo??, ntu; — Clou; s. Student; — Onye nmuta; — Etudiant; s. Studied; — Amutalu amuta; — Etudié, su; p. pass. Studious; — Di u?u, di ufi, n'agbado anya; — Studieux-se; adj\ Studiously; — N'u(?u, n'ufi; — Studieusement; adv. Study; — Imu akwnkwo, ime omumu; — Etude; s. Stuff; — Bianye, tonye; — Remplir, bourrer; v. a. Stultify; — Nufii, me ka madu zuzue; — Hébêter; v. a. Stumble; — Song-ong-o, kpa ikoliko; — Broncher; v. n. Stumbling-block; — Ikoloko, nkpokpo: — Pierre d'achoppement; s. Stump; — Ikilibisi, ikiiibisi osisi; — Souche; s. Stun; — Kpo etili; — Etourdir; v a. Stimt; — Da akakpo; — Empêcher de cro?tre; v. a. Stupe; — Obo, g"boni; — Fomenter; v. a. Stupefaction; — Nzuzu, imenzuzu; — Stupéfaction; s. Stupéfier; — Ife ime nzuzu; — Chose stupéfiante; s. Stupefy; — Me nzuzu, me nsokwu, kpo etili; — Stupéfier; v. a. Stupendous; — Agadag'a; — Prodigieux-se; adj. Stupendously; — Nke agadaga; — Prodigieusement; adv. Stupid; — Di nsokwu, bi nzuzu; — Stupide; adj. Stupidity; — Nzuzu, nsokwu; — Stupidité; s. Stupidly; — Na nzuzu, na nsokwu; — Stupidement; adv. Stupor; — Ikpo etili, nkponwu; — Stupeur; s.' Sturdily; — N'ike, nke okpi; — Brusquement; ads. Sturdiness; — Ike, idi ike; — Brusquerie; s. Sturdy; — Di okpi, di ike, di ibu; — Brusque; ad/. Stutter; — Su nsu, su; — Bégayer; v. n. Stutterer; — Onye nsu, oka nsu; — Bredouilleur, bègue; s. Sty; — IJno ezi; — Etable à pourceaux; s. Stygian; — Di o(?i<?i, di odji; — Infernal-e; adj. Style; — Gu, kpo, g'u afa; — Appeler, donner un nom; v. a. Suavity; — Uso, isouso, idiuso; — Suavité; s. Subdivide; — Keniu, mumu, muli; — Subdiviser; v. a. Subd — Subv 265 Subdivision; — Nkemii, mmumu, nmuli; — Subdivision; s. Subduable; — Di nmeli; — Domptable; adj. Subdue; — Meli; — Subjuguer; v. a. Subitaneous; — Ntumade, obikiihi, di ntumade; — Subit, soudain-e; Subjacent: — ?^ke okpiilii, okpulu; — Situé sous; adj. [adj.] Subject; — Isiokwu; — Weda, buda; — Soumis; ac^'. — Soumettre; Subjection; — ^weda, mbiida; — Subjection; s. [v. a.] Subjoin; — Gbiikonye, fyakonye, g'bakwunye; — Ajouter, joindre; Subjugate; — Meli, nwelii; — Subjuguer; v. a. [v. a.] Subjugation; — Nmeli, onwenwe; — Asservissement; s. Subjunction; — Mg-bako, mg-bakoiiye, nfyakonye; — Adjonction; s. Submerge; — Min ye, siinye; — Submerger; v. a. Submersion; — Nminye, iisunye; — Submersion; s. Submission; — Irube isi, isi ani; — Soumission; s. Submissive; — Di ume ani; — Soumis-e; adj.- Submit; — €rbuda, rube isi, kwelu isi ani; — Soumettre; v. a. Suborn; — €rO<?u, g'Og'bu; — Suborner; v. a. Subornation; — Ng-Oi^u, ngo^bu; — Subornation; s. Suborner; — Onye ng-oc^u, onye ng'og'bu; — Suborneur; s. Subsequent; — Xke sonu; — Subséquent; adj. Subside; — Mi, dami, danyu; — Tomber au fond; v. n. Subsidence; — Ominii, ndanii, ndanyu; — Chute au fond; s. Subsist; — Di, di ndu; — Subsister; v. n. Subsistence; — Idi ndu; — Subsistence; s. Substance ; — Idindn, ife ; — Substance ; s. Substantial; — Ezi; — Substantiel, existant; ad/j. Substantially; — Ezie, nkeziokwu, n'eziokwu; — Substantiellement; Substantiate; — Nyu ikari; — Donner l'existence à; v. a. [adv.\ Substitute; — Onye ndo?i, ife ndo(?i; — Rempla?ant, substitut; s. Substitution; — Ndo<?i; — Substitution; s. Subterranean; — Nke okpulu ani; — Souterrain-e; adj. Subtile; — Di nfe; — Subtil, adroit; oc//. Subtility; — Idi nfe; — Subtilité; s. Subtle; — Di ag'hog'lio; — Subtil, rusé; adj. Subtly; — Nke a^ho^ho, n'ag-hogho; — Avec adresse; adv. Subtract; — Gubenata, ^ubelu; — Soustraire; v. a. Subtraction; — N^ubenata, ng-ube; — Soustraction; s. Subversion; — Ntikpo, mbibi; — Destruction; s. Subvert; — Tikpo, bibi, mebi; — Renverser, détruire; v, a. Subverter; — Otikpo, obibi, omebi; — Destructeur; s. 266 Suc — Sni Succeed; — Xoso, iio(?i; — Réussir, suivre; v. ii. Success; — Uba, i^a aka, iwiiaka; — Succès; 5. Successful; — Di uba; — Heureux-se; adj. Successfully; — Nke uba, nke awele; — Heureusement; adv. ' Succession; — Usolo, nso; — Succession; .s' Successively; — N'usolo, n'uso n'uso; — Successivement; adv. Successor; — Onye iino??, ouye nuoso; — Successeur; s. Succintly; — nkenke, iia uk|>ilikpi; — Succinctement; adv. Succintness; — Nkenke, nkpilipki; — Brièveté; s. Succour; — Nye aka, nzelu aka; — Secourir; v. a. Succulency; — Idiinili; — Nature succulente; s. Succulent; — Di mili; — Succulent-e; adj. Succumb; — . Obuda, g^buze, zeri, g'eda; — Succomber; v. n. Suck; — Mi, la, mila; — Sucer, têter; v. a. Suckle; — Nye ala, zu; — Allaiter; v. a. Suckling; — Nwa nala ala, nwafa; — Enfant à la mamelle; s. Suction; — Onunu, nmila, nfula; — Succion; s Sudden; — Nke utumade, ntumade; — Soudain-e; adj. Suddenly; — Na utumade; — Subitement, soudain; adv. Suddenness; — Xtumade, itu ade; — Soudaineté; s. Sudorific; — Nakpata osuso; — Sodorifique; adj. Sue; — Welu djen'ike; — Poursuivre; v. a. Suffer; — Di, dili; — Souffrir; v. a. — Kwe, kwenyelu, nado; — Subir, supporter; v. a. Sufferable; — Di odidi, di uuado; — Supportable; adj. Sufferance; — Ndidi, uuado; — Tolérance; s. Sufferer; — Ouye udidi, ouye uuado; — Celui qui supporte; s. Suffering; — Afufu, ife ufu; — Souffrance; s. Suffice; — Dju afo, zu, g-bo; — Suffire; v. n. Sufficiency; — Ozuzu, o?bog-bo; — Suffisance; s. Sufficiently, — Na uuia; — Suffisamment; adv. Suffocate; — Grbag"bu, to^bu; — Suffoquer; v. 7i. Suffocation; — Mgbag-bu, uto^bu; — Suffocation; Suffrage; — Onu; — Suffi'age; s. Suffuse; — Rukpo, kwakpo; -- Baigner, couvrir; v. a. Suffusion; — Nkwakpo, urukpo; — Action de répandre; s. Sugar; — Sug-ar, uuu o'ibo; — Sucre; s. Sugar-cane; — Okpete, okpoto, 0(?ala o?bo; — Sucre canne; s. Sugary; — Di uso, uso; — Sucre-e; adj. Suicide; — Igbu ou we ouye; — Suicide; Siii — Sup 267 Suit; — Og'bo; — Kwesi, to; — Suite; s. — Convenir; v. ?i. Suitable; — Kwesi, to, fulu, tosi; — Convenable; adj. Suitableness; — Nkwesi, ototo, ntosi; — Convenance; s. Suitably; — nkwesi, na ntosi; — En i'apj)ort; adv. Suitor; — Onye n<?ota, onye ayiyo; — Prétendant, aspirant; s. Sulkiness; — Imakwukwukwu ; — Humeur triste; s. [humeur; v.n.] Sulky (to be); — Makwukwiikwii, fya ?wu; — Etre de mauvaise. Sum; — Onu og^u; — Gruko, g"bako; — Somme; s. — Compter; v. a. Summarily; — Na ng^uko, nke n^uko; — Sommairement; adv. Summary; — Di nkenke; — Sommaire; adj. Summation; — Ng*uko, m^bako; — Calcul, compte; s. Summer; — Oko?i; — Eté; s. Summerset; — Ikwu ug"ba, ikwu nkwukwu; — Saut périlleux; s. Summit; — Akamp?pi, mpip?, onunu; - Sommet; s. Summon; — Kpo, ku, kpoko; — Assigner; v. a. Sumptuous; — Omata, di oke onu; — Somptueux-se ; adj. Sumptuously; — Nke omata, nke oke onu; — Somptueusement; adv. Sun; — Anya àwu, awu; — Soleil; s. Sunbeam; — Ife awu, n?awa awu; — Rayou de soleil; s. Sunday; — Ubosi uka, nibosi sonde; — Dimanche; s. Sunder; — Kesa, sera, kera; — Séparer, partager; v. a. Sundry; — On wo, ufodu; — Plusieurs, divers; adj. Sunrise; — Owawa àwu, ?wuowawa; — Lever du soleil; s. Sunset; — Odada àwu; — Coucher au soleil; *\ Sunshine; — Omumu àwu, àwu omumu; — Clarté du soleil; s. Sup; — Li, li anyas?, li uni anyasi; — Souper; s. Superable; — Di nmeli, di ntig-bu; — Surmontable; adj. Superabound; — Be, basa, tu, tuiu; — Surabonder; v. a. Superabundance; — O?^hag-ha, ig'ba^hag'a uba; — Surabondance; s. Superadd; — Makwasi, ^ukonye; — Surajouter; v. n. Supercilious; — Di ilalafu, di okonobi; — Altier. hautain; adj. Superciliously; — N'okonobi, nk'okonobi; — Altièrement; adv. Supe]"erogat,ion; — Nmegliag'a; — Surérogation; s. Superexcellence; — Nma^liaga, nka^haga; — Excellence; s. Superficial ; — Nke enuaru, n'adiro omimi : — Superficiel ; adj. Superficially; — Nke enuaru, n'enuaru; — Supei-ficiellement; adv. Superficies; — Enuaru, ozu, aru; — Superficie; s. Superfine; — Onui, omata; — Superflu -e; adj- Superfluity; — Og'liag'a; — Supeiiluité; s. Superfluous; — Di og'hag'a; — Sui)erfki-e; adj. 268 Sup — Sur Superhuman; — Kalil?madu; — Surhumain; adj. Superintend; — Xefe; — Sur^'eiiier; i?. a. Superintendance; — Xnefe; — Surintendance; s. Superintendent; — Onye nnefe, oiiye n?iko; — Surintendant; s. Superior; — Nkekam; — Oka, okaiia; — Supérieur-e; adj. et n. Sapeiiorit^^; — Okaka; — Supériorité; s. Supernal; — Nke enii, nk'i^we; — Céleste; adj. Supeniatant; — ?f'ese n'eiiu, selu eiiu; — Qui surnage; adj. Supernumerary; — Main ama, ^ba^halu agha^a; — Surnuméraire; Supersede; — No?i; — Remplacer; v. a. [odj.], Superstructure; — Xlukwasi; — Construction faite par dessus; 5. Supervise; — Nefe, kili, neue; — Inspecter; v. a. Supervision; — Nnefe, uiiene, nkili; — Inspection; s. Supervisor; — Onye nnefe, onye nkili; — Inspecteur; s. Supine; — Di obo, di ag'hala; — Nonchalant, indolent; adj. Supinely; — N'a^liali, n'ag-banye^h'ife; — Nonchalamment; adv. Supineness; — Ag-banyegrh'ife ; — Nonchalance; s. Supper; — Nni anyasi, anyasi; — Souper; s. Supplant; — Gbogrbu, g'hopu, ghodo; — Supplanter; v. a. Supple; — Di ^woko^woko, di nmadji; — Souple; adj. Supplement; — Ife nig-baln, mg'balu; — Supplément; s. Supplementary; — Nke mg'balu; — Supplémentaire; adj. Suppleness; — Idi nmadji, idi nlog-o; — Souplesse; s. Suppliant; — N'ayoyo; — Suppliant-e; adj. Supphcant; — Onye ayoyo, okayiyo; — Suppliant; s. Supplicate; — Yo, yo ayiyo; — SuppHer; v. a. Supplication; — lyo ayiyo, ayoyo, ayiyo; — Supplication; .s. Support; — Xza, nni, ndjidji; — Entretien, assistance; s. — Zado, djide, kwudolu; — Soutenir, entretenir; v. a. Supportable; — Di nkwudolu, di nzado; — Supportable; adj. Supporter; — Onye nzado; — Soutien, appui; s. Suppress; — Bido, kpudo; — Supprimer; v. a. Suppression; — Mbido, ukpudo; — Suppression; s. Surd; — Di nti ike; — Sourd-e; adj. Surplus; — Uma, oghag-a; — Surplus; s. Surpiise; — Ntumade, mbelede; — Tu ade; — Surprise; s. — Sur-^ Surprising; — Di mbelede; — Surprenant-e ; adj. [prendre; v. a.\ Surrender; — Ranye, ^buda; — Eendre, livrer; v. a. — Xranye, mgbuda; — Reddition, Uvraison; s. Surround; — Garube, yirube; — Environner; v. a. Sur — S we 269 Survey; — Xene, si ama; — Niiene, niiefo; — Considérer; v. a. Surveyor; — Onye nnefe ani; — - Inspecteur; s. [Inspection; s.\ Suspend; — Kwufebe; — Suspendre; v. a. Suspense; — Efenu, ikwu efenu; — Suspens; s. Suspicion; — Itu?e, atumu<^e; — Soup?on; s. Suspicious; — Di itiK^e; — Soup?onneux-se ; adj. Suspiciously; — Nke itu?e, ii'itu<?e; — Avec soup?on; adv. Sustain; — Nado, dili; — Soutenir; v. a. Sustainable; — Di nnado, di odid?; — Soutenable; adj. Sustainement ; — ?fnado, iizado; — Entretien; s. Sustenance; — Nn?, ife olili, ife elimeli; — Subsistance; s. Sustentation; — Nza, nzado; — Sustentation; s. Suture; — Nkwugba, nkwuko; — Suture; 5. Swaddle; — Tulii, tuf?; — Emmailloter; v. n. Swag; — Owo, na; — S'affaiser; v. n. Swagger; — Ghali, nya isi; — Faire le fanfaron; v. n. Swaggerer; — Onye ng"hali; — Fanfaron; s. Swaggy; — Na n'ana, n'ag'wo a^wo; — Affaissé; adj. Swallow; — Ayolo, okp?li; — No, iiyo; — Hirondelle; s. — En- Swamp; — Ani ulu, ani apiti; — Marais; s. [gouffrer; v. a.} Swampy; — Di ulu, di apiti; — Marécageux; adj. Sward; — Ag-a ani; — Gazon; 6\ Swarm ; — Igwe ; — Foule, essaim ; s. Swartly; — Di odji; — Bruni, basané; adj. Swathe; — Tulu, tufi, keku; — Emmailloter; v. a. Sway; — ?ili (^iko; — Brandir; v. a Swear; — Owiy?, niaiyi, g-baiyi; — Jurer; v. n. Swearer; — Onye nwi iyi, onye u^ba iyi; — Celui qui jure; s. Swearing; — Inn iyi, onunu iyi; — Jurement; s. Sweat; — Osuso; okpofufu, ogwog"wo; — Sueur; s. Sweatiness; — Idi osusu, idi okpofufu; — Transpiration; s. Sweaty; — Di osuso, di okpofufu; — En sueur; adj. Sweep; — Za; — Ozazsi^ oriri; — Balayer; v. a. — Balayage; s. Sweepings; — Af?fya, ife nzakoba; — Balayures; s. Sweet; — Uso, di uso; — Doux-ce; adj. Sweeten; — Do uso; — Adoucir; v. a. Sweet-heart; — Odi n'obi, olibi; — Amant; s. Sweetish; — Di nwa uso; — Douce?tre; adj. Sweetly; — N'uso, nke uso; — Doucement; adv. Sweetness; — Uso, idi uso, iso uso; — Douceur; 5. 270 Swe-Tac Swelter; — Gbaze, zize; — Br?ler, griller; v. n. Swift; — Di iig'wa, di ukele; — Vif, rapide; adj Swiftly; — Ososo, iig"waii^>va; — Rapidement; aclv. Swiftness; — Oso, idiii^wa; — Rapidité; s. ? Swim; — (xwii, se, selu; — Nager; v. ?i. Swimmer; — Onye o^wug"wu; — Nageur; s. Swimming; — Igwu m?li, ogwug-wu; — Nag'e; s. Swindle; — Obo^bu; — Tromper: v. 7i. Swindler; — Onye ntu, onye ag-ho^lio; — Trompeur; s. S wine; — Ezi; — Cochon, poic; s Swing; — Kwn efelife; — Ikwu efeliefe; — Se balancer; v. n. — Swinish; — Xke ezi, d?k'ez?; — De cochon; adj. [Balancement; s.] Swoon; — Ufu, ufu okpukpu; — Syncope, évanouissement; s. Swop; — Sa, ga?a, ma?a; — Fondre sur, enlever; t\ a. — Osasa, ng'a(?a; — Enlèvement; s. Sword; — Xma, opia, ig'be; — Epée; s. Symbol; — Arima, atu; — Symbole; s. Symbolize; — Yi arima, ma atu; — Symboliser: v. a. Symbology; — lyi arima, inia atu; — Symbolisme; s. Symptom; — A ma, ife ama; — Sympt?me; s. Syndic; — Onye ikpe, eze ikpe; — Syndic; s. Synod; — Izu ndi uko (^'ukwu; — Synode; s. Synthesis; — Xdoko, nweko; — Synthèse; s. Tab; — Elili, elili akpukpoukwu; — Lacet, lien; s. Tabard; — Obele awo, obele afe; — Gilet casaciuin; s. Table; — M^bo, ng-odo; — Table; s. Taboo; — Nso; — So, sonso; — Interdiction; s. — Interdire; v. a. Tabour; — Obele e^wu; — Tambourin; s. Tacit; — Di du; — Tacite, silencieux; adj. Tacitly; — Du, nwayo; — Silencieusement; adv. Taciturn; — Di og"bi onu, o^bi onu; — Tacitui-ne; adj. Taciturnity; — Og^bi onu; ~ Taciturnité; s. Tack; — Obele ntu, udo; — Broquette; s — Mado, gegedo; — Joindre, assembler; v. a. Tackle; — Xwudo, djide; — Attirer, saisir; v. a Taction; — Xmetu, nkpatu; — Tact, toucher; s. Tactual; — Nke nmetu, nke nkpatu; — Par le tact, du tact; a?j. f Tai— ?ar 271 Tail; — Odu, oniiini, isi; — Queue; s. Tailor; — Okwa akwa, okwa awo; — Tailleur; s. Taint; — Meto, mebi; — Teindre, tacher; v. a. — ?^^meto, nmeb?, atiitu; — Tache, teinte; s. Taintless; — Nenwero atiitu; — Sans tache; adj. Take; — Welii, we, na, nalii; — Prendre, recevoir; v. a. Tale; — Akoko, onuog-u; — Conte, trait; s. Talebearer; — Onye ilenama, okasi; — Eapporteiir; s. Talisman; — Ogwuisi; — Talisman; s. [quet; s.] Talk: — Kwu okwu, kpankata; — Nkata; — Causer; v. n. — Ca- Talkative; — Di ekwukwu, di ekwulekwu; — Causeur, bavard; adj\ Talker; — Onye okwii, okwu okwu; — Celui qui parle; s. Tall; — Di og'onog'O, di enu; — Long; s. Tallness; — Og'ouog'o, iso og'ononog'o; — Longueur, hauteur; s. Tallow; — Abuba; — Suif; s. Talon; — Mbo; — Talon; s. Tambour; — E^wu, obele egwu; — Tambour; s. Tame; — Di any a udo; — Apprivoisé; adj. Tamely; — Nke anya udo; — Avec soumission; adv. Tameness; — Xwayo, anya udo; — Mollesse, soumission; s. Tangency; — ]N'metu, nkpatu; — Qualité de ce qui est tangent; Tangibility; — Idi nmetu, idi nkpatu; — Tangibilité; s. Tangible; — Di nmetu, di nkpatu; — Tangible; adj. Tangle; — Tunido, kekudo; — Mêler, entortiller; v. a. Tank; — Itemili, odo, odomili; — Eéservoir, bassin; s. Tankard; — Iko, eku; — Grand pot; s. Tantalism; — Itu ula, atumula; — IDésir inassouvissable; s. Tantalize; — Tu ula; — Assoiffer; v. a. Tap; — Metulu, kpatulu; — Frapper légèrement; v. a. — Nmetulu, nkpatulu; — Tape; 5. Tape; — Elili; — Ruban, lacet; s. Taper; — Tupi, tupi onu; — Se terminer en pointe; v. a. — IJkpe, oku ukpe; — Bougie; s. Tapeworm; — Okpo, akwali; — Ver solitaire; s. Tar; — Eso, n?i; — Goudron; s. [adj.] Tardily; — Nke ure, n'ure ireure; — Lentement, indolemment; Tardiness; — Ure, ireure; — Lenteur; indolence; s. Tardy; — Di ure; — Indolent, paresseux; adj. Target; — Ota. obele ota; — Bouclier; s. Tarpaulin; — Akwa adji, akpag-budu; — Toile goudronnée; s. 272 Tar—Tel Tarry; — ?elu, ^elu, nodide; — Tarder; v. n. Tart; — Di nko; — Aigre, acide; adj. Ta^ish; — Di uwanko; — Aigrelet, acidulé; adj. Tartly; — Nke nko, na nko; — Avec aigreur; adv. Tartness; — Nko, ibi nko; — Aigreur; s. Task; — Olu; — T?che; s. Tastable; — Di metu onu, di imatuso; — Savoureux; adj- Taste; — Metu onu, maluso; — Go?ter, savourer; v. a. Tastefully; — Xke uso; — Savoureusement; adv. Tasteful ; — Di uso ; — De bon go?t ; adj. Tasteless; — N'ennwero uso, di osi; — Sans go?t; adj. Tastelessness ; — Enweg^liuso, osi; — Insipidité; s. Tasty; — Di uso; — Qui a du go?t; adj. Tatter; — Sekasi, selisi, dokasi, dolisi; — Mettre en pieces; v. a. — Xkilika akwa, nkanka; — Haillons, loques; s. Tattle; — Tesi onu; — Babiller, caqueter; v. n. Tattler; — Onye ilenko, onye ilenfenfe; — Babillard; s. Tattoo; — De uli; — Ide uli; — Tatouer; v. a. — Tatouage; s. Taunt; — Tu olu, ko onu, ko<^a; — Insulter; v. a. Taurus; — Oke efi; — Taureau; s. Tawny; — Akpa uda, uda, di uda; -- Bruni, basané adj. Tax; — Utu, itu utu; — Taxe; s. Taxable; — Di ina utu; — Imposable; adj. Taxation; — Ina utu, itutu; — Imp?t; s. Tea; — Mili oku; — Thé; s. Teach; — Kuzi, g*ozi, zi, ziko; — Enseigner; v. a. Teachable; — Di nkuzi, di nziko; — Docile; adj. Teachableness; — Idi nkuzi, idi nziko; — Docilité; s. Teacher; — Onye nkuzi; — Professeur; s. Tear; — Anya mili; — Pleurs, larmes; s. — Sewa, dowa, seka, doka; — Déchirer; v. .a Tease; — Kpasu iwe, kpag'ha; — Tourmenter, contrarier; v. a. Tea-spoon; — Obele o^adji; — Cuiller à thé; s. Teem; — Mu, muta; — Produire, enfanter; v. a. Teeth; — Eze; — Dents; s. Tegument; — Nkpukpu; — Tégument; s. Tell; — Grwa, gwata, go, gu; — Dire; v. a. Teller; — Onye og-wagwa; — Conteur; 5. Telltale; — Onye ile nama, okasi; — Eapporteur; s. Telluric; — Nke ami; — Tellurien; adj. I Tern — Ter 273 Temerity; — Xkpokpo; — Témérité; s. Temper; — 0-wa, ti^wa; — Obi, afo; — Mélanger; v. a. — Carac- Temperance; — Agbataiiabo ; — Tempérance; s. [tère; s.] Temperate; — Di ag-bataiiabo; — Tempéré, modéré; adj. Temperately; — ?^ke ag-batanabo; — Modérément; adv. Tempest; — Ebili, oke ifufe; — Tempête; s. Tempestuous; — Di ebili; — Orageux; adj. Tempestuously; — Nke ebili, nke ogidi; — Avec tempête; adv. Temple; — ?no ekpele, uiio ?ukwu; — Temple; s. Tempt; — Neg:a, lanye, nwane; — Tenter, solliciter; v. a. Temptation; — ?^lauye, nneg"a, onwanwa; — Tentation; s. Tempter; — Onye nlanye, onye nneg'a; — Tentateur; s. Ten; — Ili; — Dix; adj. num. Tenable; — Di iidjide; — Soutenable; adj. Tenacious; — Di nyamanyama, nanyanya; — Tenace; adj. Tenacity; — Inyauya, imenyamanyama ; — Ténacité; s. Tenancy; — ?^djide; — Saisie; s. Tenant; — Onye ndjide; — Créancier; s. Tend; — Ne aiiya, nefe, si; — Tendre; v. n. Tender; — Di obi ebele, di nlo, obi oloma; — Tendre; adj. Tenderly; — Nwayo, nke afomma; — Tendrement; adv. Tenderness; — ?flo, idinlo, afo orna; — Tendresse; s. Tenebrous; — Di o(?i(?i, di u<?i(?i; — Ténébreux; adj. Tenement; — Uno, ife ndjide; — Habitation, possession; s. Tenet; — Nkuzi, nkpulu; — Dogme, opinion; s. Tense; — Di kwega; — Tendu, raide; adj. Tenseness; — Idi kwega; — Tension; s. Tension; — Nseti, nig"bati; — Tension; s. Tenthly; — Nke ili; — Dixièmement; adv. Tenuity; — Idi ne^weneg"we, idi milili; — Ténuité; s. Tenuous; — Di milili, milili; — Ténu-e; adj. Tenure; — Ndjide; — Tenure; s. Tepef action; — Ikpo oku; — Action de rendre tiède; s. Tepid; — Di ikpookii; — Tiède; adj. Term; — Mgbu, nkpilikpi ubosi, okwu; — Terme, limite; s. Terminable: — Di ikpa oke; — Limitable; adj. Terminal (to be); — ?bo uso, ^bo ukala; — Etre limité; v. n. Terminate; — Gbo uso, kpa oke; — Limiter, borner; v. a. Termination; — Is? ndjedebe, ndjedebe; — Lipaitation; s. Terminus; — Oke, mgbu, e^bo, ugba; — Terme; s. 274 Ter— The ' Termless; — Nenwero ndjedebe; — Sans terme; adj. Tern; — Di ito; — Triple; adj. Ternary; — Itoito; — Nombre ternaire; s. Terrapin; — Mbekwii, upeteiiyi, akambo; — Tortue terrestre; s. Terrene; ) xn ? mi. ^- Terrestrial; ) " ^^'^ " T^^'esti'^; ?4/- Terrible; — Di e^wu: — Terrible; adj. Terribly; — ^Tke egrwu; — Terriblement; adv. Terrific; — Di eg"wii; — Terrifiant; adj. Terrify; — Yi eg'wu; — Terrifier; v. a. Terror; — Egwu, ibobo; — Terreur; s. Terse; — Di ape, omata; — Uni, poli-e; adj. Tersely; — Nke ape, tela; — Uniformément; adj. Terseness; — Ape, nteia; — Elégance, uniformité; s. Tertian; — Nke ubosi eto; — Chaque trois jours. Tersiary; — Nke eto; — Tertiaire; a^^". Test; — Nwa; — Ife onwanwa; — Essayer; v. n. Testament; — Ag:ba; — Testament; s. Testicle; — Nkpuliianiii, aniu; — Testicule; s. Testification; — Ibu aiiia, ig'ba ama; — Testification; s. Testify; — Oba ama; — Testifier; v. a. Testimony; — Ama, ig'ba ama, ibu ama; — Témoignage; s. Tether; — Nibe, nriiiii; — Attache; s. Tetragon; — Nkuku eto; — Tetragone; s. Text; — Isiokwu; — Texte; s. Textile; — Akpalu akpa; — Textile; adj. Texture; — Okpakpa; — Tissage, texture; s. Thank; — Kene; — Remercier; v. a. Thankful; — Di ekeiie; — Reconnaissant-e ; adj. Thankfully; — N'ekene; — Avec reconnaissance; adv. Thankfulness; — Idi ekene; — Reconnaissance; s. Thankless; — Xenwero ekene; — Sans reconnaissance; Thanklessness ; — Enweg-li ekene; — Ingratitude; 5. Thanks; — Ekene; — Remerciements; s. Thanksgiving; — Inye ekene, enyemekene; — Actions de gr?ces; s. Thankworthy; — Kwesili ekene; — Digne de reconnaissance; That; — Afu, nk'afu; — Ceci, celui-ci ceux-ci; pr. — Ka, nke, na; — Ce, cette, ces; adj. Thatch; — Akilika; — Kpu akilika; — Chaume; s. — Couvrir de Thee; — Ngi, gi, i; — Toi, te; pron. [chaume.] The— Tho 275 Theft; — Ori, osi; — Vol; s. Their; — Fa, nkejfa; — Leur, leurs; pr. Them; — Fa; — Eux, leur, elles; pr. Themselves; — Fan wo, fa owe fa; — Eux-mêmes, elles-mêmes ; ^r. Then; — Ekpoafii, mgbe afu; — Ensuite, alors; adv. Thence; — Siten'ebe afu; — De là, depuis lors; adv. Thenceforth; — Site mgbe afu, oke mghe afu; — Dès lors; adv. Therefore; — Nyaka, nyabu; — Sur cela; adv. Therein; — Mme nk'afu; — En cela; adv. Thereof; — Nk'afu, maka nk'afu; — De cela; adv. Thereon; — Na nk'afu, nenu nk'afu; — Là dessus; adv. Therewith; — ?^yelu nk'afu; — Avec cela; adv. Thermal; — Di oku; — Thermal; adj. Thermometer; — Nsi ama okpomoku; — Thermomètre; s. These; — ?^d?a; — Ces; pron. Thesis; — Isiokwu; — Thèse; s. They; — Fa; — lis, elles; pr. Thick; — Di alo, di nnyako; — Epais-se; adj. Thicken; — Me k'ife di alo; — Eendre épais; v. a. Thicket; — Inyalinya; — Fourré; s. Thickly; — K'alo, nke alo; — D'une manière compacte. Thickness; — Alo, idi alo, alo aru, okpi; — Epaisseur; s. Thief; — Onye osi, ori, izu, onye izu; — Voleur; s. Thieve; — Zu, zu ori; — Voler; v. n. Thievery; — Ori, osi, izu; — Vol; s. Thievish; — Di osi, di izu; — Adonné au vol; adj. Thigh; — Og-bodog-bo, apatapa ukwu; — Cuisse; s. Thin; — Di negweneg'we, di milili; — Menu, délié; adj. Thine; — IVkei, nkegi; — Tien, tienne; pr. Thing; — Ife; — Chose; s. Think; — Lo, <?o, zu; — Penser; v. n. Thinly; — Nke nkpa, n'uko; — D'une manière serrée; Thinness; — Idi nfe, idi milili; — Ténuité; s. Thirst; — Akpili ikponku, ag"u mill; — Soif; s. Thirteen; — Hi n'eto, nmato; — Treize; adj. Thirteenth; — Nke nmato; — Treizième; adj. Thirty; — Og-u eto; — Trente; adj. This; — Kka, nkena, nkenuwa; — Ce, cette, ces; adj. Thither; — N'ebeafu, si ebeafu, n'ebeali; — Là; adv. Thorax; — Obi, ngu, akuku; — Thorax; s. 276 Tho— Thr Thorn; — Ogwu; — Epine; s. Thorny; — Di Oj^wu, buso og-wu; — Epineux; adj. Thoroughfare; — Ezi iikwii, ilo, ezi ilo, nzo; — Lieu de passage; s. Thoroughly; — ?^ke oma, ofuma ofuina; — Entièrement; adv. ' Those; — ?fdi afu, ndi ali; — Ces, ceux-là, celles-là; pr. Thou; — I, g-i, ngi; — Tu. toi, te; pr. Thought; — Ilolo, u(?e, izuzu; — Pensée, idée; s. Thoughtful; — Di ilolo, oka ilolo; — Pensif, rêveur; adj. Thoughtfully; — N'ilolo, nke ilolo; — D'un air pensif; adv. Thoughtfulness ; — Oke ilolo, oke ii?e; — Reverie, air pensif; s. Thoughtless; — ISTenwero u?e, neiiwero ilolo; — Sans pensée; adj. Thousand; — Nnu nabo n'ogu ili; — Mille; adj. Thraldom; — Oru, iidji; — Esclavage, servitude; s. Thrash; — Si?a^ su?a; — Battre le grain; v. a. Thread; — Olulu, oiiwu, mbulu; — Fil; s. — Ga, ganye; — Enfiler; v. n. Three; — Ito, eto, ato; — Trois; adj. Threefold; — Nmadji ito, nkwu^ba ito; — Trois fois, triple; adj. Threescore; — O^u ito; — Soixante; adj. Thresh; — Su?a, ti?a; — Battre; v. n. Threshold; — Onu uzo, onumuzo; — Seuil; s. Tbrice; — Ugbolo ito, ekpoito; — Trois fois. Thrift; — U?u, idi u?u; — Profit, gain; s. Thrifty; — Di u?u; — Econome; adj. Thrive; — Gl-a, basa, bu; — Profiter, prospérer; v. n. Throat; — Akpili; — Gorge; s. Throb; — Ti, ku; — Palpiter, battre; v. a. — Otiti; — Battement; s. Throe; — Ufu, nzinzi, rngbu; — Agonie; s. — Fu, fu ufu; — Souffrir cruellement; v. n. Throne; — Ukpo, ukpo eze; — Tr?ne; s. Throng; — Ig-we madu; — Foule; s. Throttle; — Akpili, nkono; — Trachée artère; s. Through; — Sitana, sitena, sinaka; — Au travers de; prép. Throughout; — ?^?a; — Partout; oc??;. Throw; — Tu, ma, ife; — Jeter; v. a. — Otutu, ada; — Jet, coup, effort; s. Thrush; — A?i?a onu, onya onu; — Grive; s. Thrust; — Nu, kwa, ma, du; — Pousser; v. a. — Onunu, okwakwa; — Coup; 5. Thu— Tip 277 Thumb; — Isi aka; — Pouce; s. Thump; — Zi; — Og'be aka; — Soufflet; s. ThuTidoT* Thunderclap; ) ~ ^kpala, akpala ig"we, egbe enu; — Tonnerre; s. Thus; — Nonwo, nofu; — Ainsi; adv. Thwack; — Ti, ku; — Otiti; — Frapper, claquer; v. n, Thwarth; — Fie, g'afe nefe; — Traverser; v. a. Thy; — Nken^i, nkei, n^i; — Ton, ta, tes; adj. Thyself; — Ng"iiiwa, iig'inowei; — Toi-même; pron. Tiar; — Okpu, okpueze; — Tiare; s. Tidiness; — Ape, iikpa?a; — Propreté; s. Tidings; — Ozi, akoko; — Nouvelles; s. Tidy; — Di uso, di sikpac^a; — En ordre, à propos; a. Tie; — Ke, kebe; — Lier, attacher; v. a. — Nkeke; — Lien; s. Tier; — Usu, iidili; — Rangée, file; s. Tiffapy; — Asili, nkwa asili; — Légère gaze de soie; s. Tiger; — Odu, odiimodu; — Tigre; 6-. Tighten; — Kwedo, kesike; — Serrer; v. a. Tightly; — Sike; — D'une manière raide; adv. Till; — Akpati ego; — Caisse; s. Till; — Gleiiyena; — Lu olu aiii; — Jusqu' à; prép. — Labourer; Tillable; — Di nma olu ani; — Labourable; adj. [v. a.] Tiller; — Onye olugbo, didji; — Laboureur; s. Tilt; — Of?li, otutu; — Marteau de forge; s. Time; — Mgbe, ekpo, akpo; — Temps; s. Timeless ; — Xenwero mgbe ; — A contre temps ; adj. Timely; — Na ama; — A temps, à propos; adj. Timepiece; — Okoloku, anyawu; — Horloge; montre; s. Timid; — Di udjo, udjo, di egwu; — Timide; adj. Timidity; — Udjo, egwu; — Timidité; s. Timorous; — Di udjo di egwu; — Timoré; adj: Timorously; — Nke eg-wu, n' eg-wu; — En tremblant; adv. Tincture; — Sidji, yigbu; — Teindre, colorer; v. a. Tingle; — Kpa uzu, zutu; — Tinter, corner;^, a. Tint; — Tupo, tugwa; — Ntupo; — Teinter; v. a. — Teinte; 5. Tiny; — Di imulimu; — Chétif, grêle; adj. Tip; — Isi, ouunu; — Bout, pointe; 5. Tippler; — Olamanya, olakamanya; — Buveur, soulard; s. Tiptoe; — Duej?edege, e^edege; — Pointe du pied; s. 18* ? 278 Tip— Too Tiptop; — Akpa mpipi. Tiresomeness; — Ike og'wu^wn; — Nature fatigante; s. Tit; — Anyinya nta; — Petite pouliche; s. Titillate; — Yi ntatalabu, yi ukwu; — Chatouiller; v. a. Title; — Ofo, ebube, nsopulu, nzele; — Titre, dignité; s. Titter; — Mu amu, miili; — Nmiili; — Rire; v. n. Tittle; — ?^tupo; — Titre, point; s. Tittle tattle; — Oka ekwukwu; — Bavardage, bavard; s. To; — Na; (in composite, Rii, kwuta;) — A; pour; prep. Toad; — A wo; — Crapaud; s. Tobacco; — Utaba, anulii; — Tabac; s. Tobacconist; — Ole ut aba; — Marchand de tabac; s. To-day; — . Ta, tata, ta?ta; — Aujourd'hui; s. et adv. Toe; — ?^kp?si ukwu; — Orteil; s. Together; — ?^'ofu, nog'bu; — Ensemble; adv. Toil; — Olu ike; — Travail pénible, laborieux; s. Toilsome; — Di olu ?ke; — Pénible, laborieux; adj. Tolerable; — Di nnado; — Tolérable; adj. Tolerably; — Kke nnado; — D'une manière supportable; adv. Tolerance; — Nnado, ndido; — Tolérance; s. Tolerate; — Dido, nado; — Tolérer; v. a. Toleration; — Ndido, nnado; — Tolérance; s. Toll; — Ku, ma ekwe, ku eg'og'o; — Payer un droit; v. n. — IJtu; — Imp?t, droit; s. Tollbridge; — Akwa utu; — Péage d'un pont; s. Tollgate; — Onuzo utu; — Péage d'une route; s. Tollgatherer; — Ona utu; — Péager; s. Tollhouse; — Uno utu; — Bureau de péage; s. Tomb; — Ini; — Tombe; s. Tombstone; — Okwuta ini; — Pierre tumulaire; s. To-morrow; — E(?i, e?inine; — Demain; 5. et adv. Ton; — Ememe, poni; — Tonne; s. Tone; — Onu; — Ton de voix; s. Toneless; — Nenwero onu; — Sans voix; adj. Tongs; — Nkpa; — Pincettes; s. Tongue; — Ile; — Balu, b?g'bo; — Langue; s. — Babiller; v. n, Tonguetied; — Nwelu ekeke ile; — Qui a la langue liée; adj. Tonsure; — Okoko, nkpo?apu, nglie?a; — Tonsure; s. Too; — Azi; — Aussi; adv. Tool; — Ife olu; — Outil; s. Too— Tra 279 Tooth; — Eze; — Dent; s. Toothache; — Akeze; — Mai de dents; s. Toothsome; — Di-uso; — Délicat-e; adj. Top; — Emu; — Sommet; s. Toper; — Alamanya, olakamanya; — Buveur, ivrogne; s. Tophet; — Okiimo; — L'enfer; s. Topmost; — Nke kas?enu; — Le plus élevé; adj. Torch; — Oku oma; — Torche; s. Torment; — Ufu, mgbu, nzinzi; — Tourment; s. Tornado; — Oke ifufe, abazu; — Tornade; s. Torpedo; — Elili, elig*heli; — Torpille; s. Torpid; — Kpolu etili, kponwulu akponwu; — Engourdi; adj. Torpidity; — Ikponwu, ikpoetili; — Engourdissement; s. Torréfaction; — Oruru, ogheglie; — Torréfaction; Torrefy; — Ru, ghe; — Torréfier; v. a. Torrid; — Di oku, nele oku; — Torride; adj. Torsion; — Ntufi, mg^baf?; — Torsion; s. Tort; — Ndo, nmedjo; — Tort; s. Tortive; — Atu f?li atuti; — Tors, tordu; adj. Tortoise; — Mbekwu; — Tortue; s. Torture; — Mgrbu, m^bali; — Gbali; — Toiiure; s. — Torturer; Toss; — Tu, ghaghali; — Renvoyer, faire sauter; v. a. [v. a.] Total; — IST?a, nine; — Total; adj. Totter; — Kwu ekili; — Chanceler, vaciller; v. n. Touch; — Metu; — Nmetu; — Toucher; v. a. — Attouchement; s. Touse; — Do ndo, se ese; — Tirailler, secouer; v. a. Tow; — Dokpu; — Remonter, remorquer; v. a. Towage; — Ndokpu; — Remorque; s. Toward; — Kwuta, kwute, debe; — Vers, du c?té de; adv. Towel; — Akwa if??a aka; — Essuie-mains ; s. Tower; — Uno enu; — Tour; s. Town; — Obcfdo, ogrbe; — Ville; s. Townsman; — Onye obodo; — Citoyen; concitoyen; s. Towntalk; — Onye ora; — On dit, sujet de conversation; s. Toy; — Ife eg-wu; — Jouet; s. Toyful; — Buso eg-wu; — Plein de jouets; adj. Toyshof; — Uno afya ife egwu; — Magasin de jouets; s. Trace; — Tu; — Uf?li, ukpulu; — Tracer; v. a. — Trace, piste; s. Trachea; — Nkono, akpili; — Trachée, artère; s. 'Track; — Ukpulu, ote, okpuzo; — Trace, voie, piste; s. ??s 7.N 280 Ti'ac — Tran Trackless; — N'adiro uzo, n'enw'ero uzo; — Sans trace; adj. Tract; — Mg-banar?, obanani, okpanani; — Etendue, espace; s. Tractable; — Di ndjide; — Traitable, maniable; adj. Tractability ; — Idi ndjide; — Docilité; s. Tractably; — Ka ndjide; — Avec douceur; adv. Tractile; — Dl nseputa, di nseti; — Ductile; adj. Tractility; — Idi nseputa, idi nseti; — Ductilité; s. Traction; — Osese, nseti; — Traction; s. Trade; — Afya, mg"l)ele; — Commerce; s. Trader; — Onye afya, onye m^bele, mgbeleke; — Commer?ant; s-^ Tradition; — Akokogbo; — Tradition; s. Traduce; — Kwuto, kpecpa, kpeikpe; — Diffamer; v. n. Traducer; — Onye nkpe<?a; — Diffamateur; s. Traffic; — Kpaghali, tumgbele; — Trafiqueur; v. n. — Mg-bele, itughali aka; — Trafic; s. Trafficker; — Mgbelelie, onye nzumafya; — Trafiquant; s. Trail; — Kpu<^a, kpuolulumani ; — Suivre à la pisfe; (?) Train; — Sekpu, dokpu; — Tramer; v. a. — Odu, usu; — Queue, suite; Trait; — Uf?li, nkpuluiru, nkpulu; — Traits; s. Traitor; — Onye nzigbu; — Tra?tre; s. Traitorous; — Di ile ama, di ile nko; — Tra?tre, perfide; adj^ Trammel; — Og-biligba, iyag-ba; — Tramail; s. Trample; — Zo, zokwasi, zoto; — Fouler; v. a. Tranquil; — Didu, di nwayo; — Tranquille; oAij. Tra,nquilize ; — Gbo, gug-u; — Tranquilliser; v. a. Tranquility; — Arubu, inodu, adjulu; — Tranquillité; s. Tranquilly; — ?^ke nwayo, nwayo; — Tranquillement; adv. Transact; — Me, lu; — Faire, négocier; v. a. Transaction; — Olulu, omeme; — Transaction; s. Transactor; — Orne, onye olu; — Négociateur.; s. Transcend; — Ka, kili; — Surpasser, dépasser; v. a. Transcendent; — Nke kamu; — Transcendant; adj. Transcribe; — Dec^alu; — Transcrire; v. a. Transfiguration; — Nmog'ha, nnwog'lia; — Transfiguration; 5. Transfigure; — Mog'ha, nwoglia; — Transfigurer; v. a. Transfix; — Ma, mapu, g"hùpu; — Transpercer; v. a. Transform; — N\vag"ha, mog"ha; — Transformer; v. a. Transformation; — Nnwagha, nmog'ha; — Transformation; s. ^ Transfuse; — Rugha, rughapu; — Transvaser; v. a. Tran — Tre 281 Transfusion; — Nrii^ha, nru^hapu; — Transfusion; s. Transgress; — Xefe, melu, lu, mebi; — Transgresser; v. a. Transgression; — Xru^ha, nru^liapu; — Transgression; s. Transgressor; — Onye umelu, on ye nmefie; — Transgresseur ; s. Transient; — N'a^a agii; — Passager, transitoire; adj. Transiently; — Oso oso, ozigbo ozij^bo, n^wa n^wa; — Passagère- Transition; — N^afe, ii^lia; — Transition; s. [ment; adv,] Translatable; — Di nsug'hali, di nsu^ha; — Transportable; adj. Translate; — Siigrha, sui^halia; — Transporter; v. a. Translation; — INiSu^hali, nsug-ha; — Translation; s. Translator; — Onye nsiigrlia, onye nsu^hali; — Traducteur; s. Transmigrate; — Obambia, djembia; — Emigrer; s. n. Transmigration; — Mbia, i^bambia; — Transmigration; s. Transmissible; — Di nzife; — Transmissible; adj. \ Transmission; — Nzife, nzifeg'a; — Transmission; s. Transmissive; — Ezifelu ezife, ezife^aluezife^a; — Transmis-e; adj. Transmit; — Zife, zife^a; — Transmettre; v. a. Transom; — Uliege, ufefe, bulufelu; — Traverse; s. Transplant; — Gbo, g-bogha, ^a^ha; — Transplanter; v. a. Transplantation; — Ogbo^bo, mg-bog-ha, n^ag'ha; — Transplantation; Transport; — Wefe, wefe^ha; — Transporter; v. a. [s.\ Transportable; — Di nwefe, di nwefega; — Transportable; adj. Transportation; — IS'wefe, nwefeg-a; — Transport; s. Transposai; — Ndog'lia; nnog"ha; — Transposition; s. Transpose; — Do^hii, doghalita; — Transposer; v. a. Transposition; — Ndo^ha, ndog-halita; — Transposition; s. Transversal; — Di ufie; — Transversal; adj. Transversaly ; — Ufie; — Transversallement; adv. Trap; — I^budu, nkpakana, onya; — Trappe; s. — Ma, mata; — Attraper; v. a. Trappings; — Ekeke, ife ekeke, ife edjidji; — Parure, ornements; Trash; — ?feloro elo, nnaniyi; — Chose de rebut; s. [5.] Travail; — Imeomeme, omumunwa; — Peine, enfantement; s. Travel; — Ga idje, g'bambia; — Voyager; v. n. — Idje, mbia; — Voyageur; 5. Traveller; — Onye mbia, onye idje; — Voyageur; s. Treacherous; — ?^'adiro ?ekwube; — Perfide; adj. Treachery; — Adig'h n^ekvrube; — Perfidie, trahison; s. Tread; — Zo, zokwasi, ra ukwu; — Fouler, marcher sur; v. a. Treadle ; — Nzokwasi ukwu, nzozonzo ; — Marche ; s. 282 Tre— Tri Treasure; — Aku, oku, enwe; — Trésor; s. — Ku, kuta, kpa, kpado; — Amasser, entasser ; v. a. Treat; — Nmekwa; — Repas; s. — Me, mekwa; — Traiter; v. a. Treatment; — Omeme; — Traitement; 5. Treble; — Nmadji etc, di nmadji eto; — Triple; adh Trebly; — Nke nmadji eto; — Triplement; adv. Tree; — Osisi; — Arbre; Trefoil; — Okaito; — Trèfle; s. Tremble; — Ru, rurube; — Trembler; v. n. Trembling; — Oruru, nrurube; — Frisson; 5. Tremendous; — Di eg'wu; — Effrayant-e; adj. Tremour; — Omalilili, nrurube; — Effroi, tremblement; s. Tremulous; — N'amalilili, n'arurube; — Tremblant-e; adj. Tremulousness; — ?^'rurube, omalilili; — Etat de ce qui tremble; s. Trench; — Gwu, g:wu obu; — lyana, obu; — Trancher; v. a. — Tran- Trenchermann ; — Onye afonni, olinke ukwu; — Mangeur; 5. [chée; s.] Trepidation; — Omalilili, ima arunni; — Trépidation; s. Trespass; — Méfie, medjo; — ^"^djo, nmcfie; — Commettre un délit; ' Trespasser; — Onye umef?e, onye ndjo; — Infracteur; s. [Délit; s.] Triable; — Di onwanwa, di nnwane; — A Fessai, à l'épreuve; adj. Trial; — Ife onwanwa, nnwane; — Essai, tentative; s. Triangle; — ^kukuito; — Triangle; s. Triangular; — Di nkukuito; — Triangulaire; adj. Tribe; — Ebo, otu, akaolo; — Tribu; 5. Tribulation; — Afufu, osoma; — Tribulation; s. Tribunal; — Uno ikpe; — Tribunal; s. Tribute; — Utu, nru, ife nru; — Tribut; s. Trick; — Ntu, ag'hog^ho, uta; — Tour, duperie; s. — Lafu, lapu; — Attraper, duper; v. a. Trickish; — Di ntu, di ag-hog-ho; — Trompeur-se; adj. Trickery; — Ula, uta, ag^hogho, ntu; — Tricherie; s. Trickishness ; — Agho^ho, eriri; — Fourberie, duperie; s. Trickle; — Tu, tupu, g^bazim; — Couler, découler; v. n. Triennial; — Kwa aro ito; — Triennial-le ; adj, Tiier: — Onye onwanwa, onye nnwane; — Celui qui essaie; s. Trifle; — Ife akpa amu, ife nkiti; — Kpa amu; — Bagatelle; s. Trifler; — Okpa amu; — Niais, badin; s. [S'amuser; v. n.] Trifling; Ikpa amu, akpam amu; — Niaiserie; s. Trifingly; — N'ikpa amu, nk'ikpa amu; — En badinant; adv. Tri— Tm 283 Triform; — Kwa^balu ito, di ndjakpa eto; — Qui a trois formes; Trigger; — Utii, utu egrbe; — Détente, chien de fusil; s. [ctd?-] Trigonal; — Di nkuku eto; — Triangulaire; adj. Trihedral; — Di akuku ito; — Trièdre; adj. Trilateral; — Nwelu akuku eto; — Trilateral-e; adj. Trimly; — Nke oma, nke ape; — Elégamment; adv. Trimmer; — Ogwe; — Enchevêtrement; s. Trimness; — Ape, idi ape; — (?) Trinal; — Di nmadji eto; — Trin-e; adj. Trinitarian; — Nke atonim'ofu; — Trinitaire; adj. Trinity; — Atonim'ofu; — Trinité; s. Trinket; — Ife edjidji, euwe mg'baka; — Colifichet, babiole; s. Trinominal; — Di ibe eto, di afa eto; — Trin?me; adj. Tripium; — Kpa ikoliko, son^osongo; — Faire trébucher; v. a. Trip; — N^on^o, isongong-o; — Croc en jambe; s. Tripartite; — Di ibe eto; — En trois parties; adj. Tripe; — Ngili afo, mj^bili afo; — Tripe; s. Tripodal; — Di uk>vu eto, nwelu ukwu eto; — A trois pieds; adj. Triple; — Kwagbalu eto; — Triple; adj. Triplication; — Ikwugba eto, nkwagba eto; — Action de tripler; s. Triplicity; — Idinmadji ito, nmadji eto; — Triplicité; s. Tripod; — O?e ukwu eto; — Trépied; s. Trisect; — Bera eto, ghn bera eto; — Couper en trois; v. a. Trisection; — Ibera eto, ighn bera eto; — Trisection; s. Trite; — Xkilika, nkpokolo, nkiti; — Banal, commun; adj. Tritely; — Xke nkilika, nke nkiti; — Trivialement; adv. Triteness; — Idi nkilika, nkilika; — Trivialité; s. [omphe; s.] Triumph; — Nu, nua; — Onu, nnuli; — Triompher; v. n. — Tri- Triumphantly; — Njonu, nke nnuli; — Triomphalement; adv. Triune; — Eto n'im'ofu; — Un en trois; ndj. Trivial; — Di ikpaamu; — Trivial-e; adj. Troop; — Usu; — Troupe; s. \Interj.] Troth (upon my); — N'okwukwem, na n?ekwubem! — Sur ma foi! Trouble; — Sogbu; — Nsogrbu, afufu; — Troubler; v. a. — Trouble; Troublesome; — Di nso^bu; — Importun, gênant; adj. [s.] Trousers; — Afe ukwu, oba nte; — Larges pantalons; s. Trow; — Debe u?e, lo, <?e, zu; — Croire, s'imaginer; v. a. Truant; — Onye udjo olu; — Vagabond; s. Truck; — Gha, g'bag^lia; — Echanger; v. a. — Mgbagha; — Echange; s. 284 Tru— Tur Truckage; — Oj^hag-lia, mgbag'ha; — Echange; s. True; — Ezi, di eziokwu; — Vrai, véritable; adj. Truly; — Ezie, n'eziokwu; — Véritablement; adv. Trumpet; — O^bo, odu, opi; — Trompette; s. ' — Gbu odu ghn opi; — Trompetter; v. n. Tiumpeter; — Okwa ogbo, okwa odu, okwa opi; — Trompette; s,. Truncheon; — Nkulu, ukpanaka; — Gourdin; s. Trunk; — Ogwe osisi, ogwe aru; — Tronc; s. Trust; — N?ekwube, okwekwe; — Confiance; s. — ?ekwube, lebe n'aka; — Se confier, avoir confiance; v. n. Trustly; — ?fke n?ekwube. na n?ekwube; — Avec confiance; adv. Trustiness; — Idi nc^ekwube, idi eziokwu; — Intégrité, probité; s. Trusty; — Di n?ekwube, di eziokwu; — Sur, fidèle; adv. Truth; — Eziokwu, une okwu, nnene okwu; — Vérité; s. Truthful; — Di eziokwu; — Vrai, sincère; adj. Truthless; — N'adiro eziokwu, n'enwero eziokwu; — Faux-sse; adj. Try; — Nwa, nwane, dama, neg-a; — Essayer; v. a. Tub; — Odo, aya; — Cuve, mortier; s. Tube; — Op?, ami; — Tube; s. Tubulous; — Di ogliele; — Tubuleux-se; adj. Tuck; — Madji; — ?fmadji; — Trousser; v. a. — Coutelas; s. Tucker; — Akwa obi; — Collerette; s. Tuft; — Opune, isi ozala; — Touffe; s. Tug; — Doga, seni; — Tirer avec force; v. a. — Nseni, ndog'a; — Action de tirer avec force; s. Tuition; — Nkuzi, ezimife; — Tutelle; s. Tumble; — Ghapu, g*hari; — Eenverser; v. a. — Nghapu, ndag'liali; — Culbute; s. Tumbler; — Onye ndag'hali, eku iko; — Sauteur; s. Tumbril; — Nk^ta, nkpodu, okpulu; — Tombereau, caisson; s. Tumefaction; — Ozaza, utepulu; — Tuméfaction; s. Tumefy; — Za, tepulu; — Tepube, za; — Tuméfier; v. n. Tumid; — Zalu aza, tepulu etepulu; — Enflé, ampoulé; adj. Tumulous; — Tukpolu atukpolu; — Montueux-se; adj. Tumult; — Nmesu, nkposu, nkpodi, isu; — Tumulte; s. [adv.]; Tumultuously ; — l^a nkpotu, nke nkposu; — Tumultueusement;. Tune; — Abu; — Tinye n'abu; — Accord; s. — Accorder; v. a. Tunnel; — Opi, ogbanaga; — Tuyau, entonnoir; 5. Turbid; — Di apiti, di ulu; — Trouble, bourbeux: adj. I Tur— Tyr 285 Turbidness; — Idi apiti; — Etat de ce qui est bourbeux; s. Turbulence; — jVkposu, nkpotii, isii; — Turbulence; s. Turf; — A^a ani; — Gazon, tourbe; s. Turfy; — Busu aj*a ani; — Turbeux-se; adj. Turkey; — Tolotolo, okuku odokodo; — Dindon; s: Turmoil; — Nso^bu, afufu; — Trouble, vacarme; s. — So^bu; — Troubler, agiter; v. a. Turn; — Ru^liali, rug-ha, dag'hali; — Tourner; v. a. — Nru^hali; — Changement, tour; s. Turtle; — IS'duli, upetanyi; — Tourterelle, tortue; s. Turtle dove; — Oduli, nduliuzo, kpalakwukwu ; — Pigeon; s. Tusk; — Iga, ezeiga; — Défense, croc; s. Tutelage; — Ozuzu, n<?edo; — Tutelle, minorité; ,sf. Tutor; — Onye nkuzi; — Ma?tre, précepteur; s. — Kuz?, zi; — Enseigner; v. a. Tutorage; — Nkuzi, ezimife, ozuzu; — Emploi de précepteur; s. Tutoress; — Onye nkuzi uwayi; — Institutrice, ma?tresse; s. Twattle; — Gu isa, gubepu; — Bavarder, caqueter; v. n. Tweak; — Tumbo, mumbo; — Itumbo; — Pincer; v. a. Twelfth; — Nke nmabua, nkenmabuo; — Douzième; adj. Twelve; — Hi n'ebwa, mabua, mabuo; — Douze; adj. Twentieth; — Nke oru, nke oi^u; — Vingtième; adj. Twenty; — Cru, og'u; — Vingt; adj. Twince; — Uj^bolo nabo, ogbi nabo; — Deux fois, doublement; adv. Twig; — Anaka, n^adaba; — Jet, rejeton; s. Twin; — Ikpedjina, nwaaiu; — Jumeau; s. Twine; — Tu, tulu; — Ade, udo; — Tordre; v. a. — Fouet corde; Twist; — Zu g^be; — Tordre, entrelacer; v. a. [s.] — Ade, olulu; — Corde, cordon; s. Twit: — Ko onu, ko?a; — Reprocher; v. a. Twitch; — Mu, fif?; — Tirer, tirailler; v. a. — Kfif?; — Tiraillement; s. Two; — Ibua, ibuo, nabo; — Deux; adj. Twoedged; — "Di irunabo, irunabo; — A deux tranchants; s. Twofold; — Di nmadji nabo, kwa gbalu ibwa; — Double; adj. Tymbal; — Obele eg'wu; — Timbale; s. Type; — Akala, nkpulu akwukwo; — Type, symbole; s. Typhoon; — Oke ifufe, abazu; — Typhon; s. Tyro; — Ogbodi; — Apprenti, novice; s. 28(5 Ugl— Unb U Ugliness; — Ndjo aru; — Laideur, turpitade; *. Ugly; — Di ndjo, djolu ndjo; — Laid, vilain; adv. Ulcer; — Onya, nkpulu aku; — Ulcère; s. Ulcerate; — jPu onya; — Ulcérer; v. n. Ulceration; — Ipii onya; — Ulcération; Ulterior; — Ufesi, di n'ufesi, nke ufesi; — Ultérieur-e; adj. Ultimate; — Nke ikpe azu; — Dernier, extrême; adj. Ultimately; — N'ikpe azu, nke ikpe azu; — Ed dernier lieu; adv. Ultra; — N'ufesi, g'haga; — Au-delà, outre; prep. Ululate; — Zutu, kpo uzu; — Hurler; v. n. Umbilical; — Nke otuho; — Ombilical-e; adj. Umbless; — Adjo asonso, ng^ili afo asonso; — Ombles; s. Umbrage; — Ndo; — Ombrage; s. Umbrageous; — Di ndo; — Ombreux; adj. Umbrella; — Akwa usu, o(?e ndo; — Ombrelle; s. Umpire; — Onye ikpe; — Arbitre; 5. Unable; — N'adiro ike, n'enwero ike; — Incapable; adj. Unadvisable; — N'adiro ndumodu; — Indiscret, inconsidéré; adv. Unalterable; — N'adiro m^bag-ha; — Inaltérable; adj. Unalterably; — N'adi?h mgbagha; — D'une manière inaltérable; Unanimity; — Ofu obi, nkelita; — Unanimité; s. [adv.] Unanimously; — N'ofu obi, n'otu obi; — Unanimement; adv. Unanswerable; — N'adiro ozaza; — Incontestable; adj. Unanswerably; — N'adi^h ozaza; — Incontestablement; adv. Unappreciated; — Anagbanyero n'ife; — Inapprécié; adj- Unapproactiable ; — N'adiro nkpudebe; — Inabordable; adj. Unapt; — N'etoro eto, n'ezuro ezu; — Incapable; adj. Unanned; — N'ekero ogu, n'ekero eke; — Désarmé, sans arme; Unasked; — An'adjuro adju; — Non sollicité; ad). [adj-] Unassisted; — An'enyerolu aka; — Sans aide; adj. Unattainable; — N'adiro ilu aka; — Hors d'atteinte; adj. [adj.] Unavailable; — N'adiro ulu, n'abaro elele; — Inutile, infructueux; Unavoidable; — N'adiro nzeta, n'adiro ozeze; — Inévitable; adj. Unavoidably; — N'adigh nzeta, nke adigh nzeta; — Inévitablement; Unawares; — Na ntumade, n'inyo; — Inopinément; adv. [adv.] Unbar; — Epopu, kpoglie; — Débarrer; v. a. Unbelief; — Ekweghekwe; ~ Incrédulité: s. Unbelieving; — N'ekwero ekwe; — Incrédule, infidèle; adj. Unb— Und 287 Unbend; — Katunata, ratii; — Débander, détendre; v. a. Unbind; — Zopu, gbatopu; — Délier, détacher;" a. Unblushing; — ?f'enwero ifele; — Ehonté-e; adj. Unborn; — Anamiiro amu; — Qui n'est pas né; adj. Unbosom; — Oosi; — Ouvrir, révéler; v. a. Unbought; — Auag-oru ego, ana eg-otaro egota; — Non acheté; adj. Unbounded; — N'enwero oke, n'adiro ube; — Sans bornes; adj. Unboundedly; — N'adigh ubie, n'enwegh oke; — Sans bornes; adv. Unburden; — Zido, zido ibii; — Décharger; v. a. Unburied; — Aneiiiro eni; — Sans sépulture; adj. Unceasingly; — Agwugh' agwu; — Sans cesse; adj. Uncertain; — Di itu?e, an' edjiro aka; — Incertain-e; adj. Uncertainly; — N'itu<^e, nk'itu(^e; — Incertainement; adv. Uncertainty; — Itu(?e, edjigh'aka; — Incertitude; s. Unchangeable; — X'aro aghaglia, n'adiro uglia; — Invariable; adj. Unchangeably; — N'adigh'ug'ha; — Invariablement; adv. Unchanging; — N'aro agliagha; — Invariable; adj. Uncharitable; — X'enwero ifunanya; — Peu charitable; adj. Uncharitably; — N'enwegh ifunanya; — Peu charitablement; adv. Uncle; — Nna o<?ye; — Oncle; s. Unclean; — N'adiro o?a, adigh o<^a; — Malpropre; adj. Uncleanly; — N'ad?gh'o?a, nke inyi; — Malproprement; adv. Uncleanness; — Ife inyi, ulugbu; — Malpropreté; s. Unclose; — Meghe, gughe, mipu; — Ouvrir, entr' ouvrir; v. a. Uncommon; — Di uko; — Rare, singulier; adj. Unconquerable; — N'adiro meli, adighnmeli ; — Invincible; adj. Unconscionable; — Enwegh'u?e, n'enwero uce; — Déraisonnable; Unconscionably; — N'enwegh uce; — Déraisonnablement; adj. [adj.] Unconsious; — Amagh'ama; — Inconscient; adv. Unconsciously; — N'amagh'ama; — Inconsciemment; adv. Unconsciousness; — ^ Amagh'ama; — Inconscience; s. Uncontrollable; — M'adiro nrudo, adighnrudo; — Indocile; ac?/. Uncork; — Kwupu, kwughe; — Déboucher; v. a. Uncounted; — Anaguro agu; — Innombrable; adj. Uncover; — Kpug-lie, kpupu; — Découvrir; v. a. Undaunted; — Atugh egwu, n'aturo egwu; — Intrépide; adj. Undauntedly; — N'atugh'egwu ; — Intrépidement; adv. Undefiled; — Anam eluro emelu; — Sans t?che; adj. Undefined; — Anakparoke; — Indéfini, illimité; adj. Undeniable; — N'adiro iluka; — Indéniable; adi. 288 Und— Unf Undeniably; — N'alugh'uka; — Incontestablement; adv. Under; — ^^^'okpulii, okpulu; — Sous, Jessous; pr. Underbrush; — Ubo, ofya, og"u; — Broussaille; adj. Uuderclerk; — OI)ele akilaki; — Commis en sous ordre; s. Undergo; — Dili, iiado, ^afe; — Subir, souffrir; v. a. Underground; — Okpulu aui; — Souterrain; — s. Undermine; — Biitu, g"wutii, bupu; — Miner, saper; v. a. Underneath; — Okpulu ani, n'okpulu; — Au dessous; adv. et pr. Underrate; — ?^g'uda, oiiu ani; — Estimation, value; s. Understand; — Ghota; — Comprendre; v. a. Understanding; — Xg*liota, u<^e; — Intelligence; s. Undertake; — ?^'ag'alu, na?ili; — Entreprendre; v. a. Undertaker; — Oiiye nuag'a, oiiye iina(|(i; — Entrepreneur; s. Undervalue; — Gruda; — Déprécier; v. a. Underwood; — Ubo; — Taillis; s. Undesigned; — Aiiezubero ezube; — Involontaire; adj. Undesirable; — ?f'adiro o?o?o; — Qui n'est pas désirable; adj. Undo; — M^e?i^lia; — Défaire, annuler; v. a. Undoer; — Oiiye mbibi, obibi; — Destructeur; s. Undoing; — Mbibi, obibi; — Ruine, perte; s. Undoubted; — Anaturolui^e ; — Incontestable; adj. Undoubtedly; — N'atug'liu?e, nke atug"hu<^e; — Incontestablement; Undress; — Yipu, gbaba oto, wopa; — Déshabiller; v. a. \adv.'\ Undue; — Xakwuro oto; akwug^h'oto; — Indu, immérité-e; adj. Undulate; — Tughali; — Onduler; v. a. Undying; — Anwug:li'?wu ; — Qui ne meurt pas; adj. Unequally; — Akagrhabag^ka ; — Inégalement; adv. Unequivocal; — Adigh' itu<?e; — Sans équivoque; adj. Unequivocally; — N'adig'h' itu?e; — Clairement; adv. Unexceptionnable; — N'adiro mgbagha; — Sans reproche; adj. Unexceptionnably ; — N'adi^h' in^bag'ha; — Irréprochablement; oc^t?. Unexpected; — Eyigh'u?e, ntumade; — Inattendu-e; adj. Unexpectedly; — N'eyigh' u?e, iia ntumade; — A l'improviste ; adv. Unfailing; — Agwugh' agwu, n'adagfwu ag-wu; — Assuré, s?r; adj. Unfair; — Akwugh' oto, nakwuroto; — Déloyal-e; adj. Unfairness; — Akwu^li'oto; — Déloyauté; s. Unfasten; — To, topu, gbato; — Délier, détacher; v. a. Unfold; — Tawa, tac^'a, gbasa, kusa; — Déplier, étendre; v. a. Unfounded; — N'enwero nto ani, enwegh'nto ani; — Sans fonde- Unfruitful; — Aga, oke; — Stérile; adj. [ment;- ac?/.] Unf— Uni 289 Unfruitfullness; — Ag-a, amig*h'iikpulu; — Stérilité; s. Unfurl; — Gbasa, kusa; — Dé{)loyer; v. a. Ungentle; — Adig"!!' mvayo; — Dur, rude; v. a. Ungodliness; — Atiig'h'eg'wii ?ukwu; — Impiété; s. Ungrateful; — Enwegli'ekene, amag'li'o^o; — Ingi-at-e; adj. XTngratef ully ; — N'emve^li'ekene ; — A.vec ingratitude; adv. Ungrounded; — Eiiwegh' iito ani, n'enwero nto aiii; — Sans fonde- Unguent; — Ude, ogwu aiiono; — Onguent; s. [ment; adj-] Unhallowed; Adigli'nso; — Profane; adj. Unhappily; — N'adjo aru, nke adjo am; — Malheureusement; adv. Unhelilty; — Adizug*li' ndu; — Maladif-ve; adj. Unheard; — Anug:ir ami; — Inoui-e; — adj. Unholiness; — Adi^li' nso; — Impiété; s. Unholy; — N'adiro nso, adi^h' nso; — Profane, impie; adj. Unhook; — Kopu, koputa; — Décrocher; v. a. Unhurt; — Alu^liaru, n'aluro aru; — Sain et sauf; adj. Unintelligible; — Adig:h'ng*hota; — Inintelligible; adj. Unintelligibly; — K'adig'li'ngliota; — Inintelligiblement ; adv. Union; — Idin'ofu, ofu obi; — Union: s. Unit; — Ofu, olu, nnake, n^o; — Unité; s. Unite; — Zoko, kpoko, mako, kwuko; — Unir; v. a. Unity; — Ofu obi, idi n'ofu; — Union; 5. Universal; — Ora, nke ora, nine; — Universel; adj. Universally; — Wke ora, n'ora; — Universellement; adv. Universe; — Uwa nine, enu wa; — Univers; s. Unjust; — IS^akwurooto, akwug-lioto; — Injuste; adj. Unjustly; — X'akwug-h'oto ; — Injustement; adv. Unkind; — Afondjo, adig-h'afo oma; — Méchant-e; adj. Unkindly; — N'alondjo; — Méchamment; adv. Unkindness; — Afondjo, adigh'afo oma; — Méchanceté; s. Unknowing; — Amag-fa'ama; — Qui ne sait pas; adj. Unknowingly; — ?f'amag'liama; — Sans savoir; adv. Unknown; — Ama^li, amagh'ama; — Inconnu; adj. Unlace; — To, topu, g-batopu; — Délacer, délier; v. a. Unlade; — Zie, zido, kwapu, kwa; — Décharger; v. a. Unlatch; — Topu, seto, setopu; — Déclancher; v. a. Unlearn; — Lozo, zo, ?ezo; ~ Désapprendre: v. a. Unless; ■ — Beluso, bepulu, og'upu; — Si ce n'est, sinon; c. Unlike ; — Di i<^e ; — Différent ; adj. Unlikeness; — I<?e, idi i?e; — Invraisemblance; s. 290 Uni— Uns Unlimited; — Akpag-h'oke, enweg"h-oke; — Illimité; adj. Unload; — Z?do, kwapu; — Décharger; v. a. Unlock; — Xpapii, gupn, kpopu; — Ouvrir; s. a. Unlucky; — Di adjo aru, adjo arn; — Malheureux; adj. Unmannered; — Amag'li'og'O ; — Mal élevé, grossier; adj. Unmarried; — Enwe^lrdi; — Qui n'est pas marié; adj. Unmask; — Wopii, kopu; — Démasquer: v. a. Unmerciful', — Enweg'h'ebele, n'enwero ebele; — Impitoyable; adj. Unmercifully; — N'euwe^h ebele; — Sans pitié; adv. Unpack; — Kwata; — Dépaqueter; v. a. Unpaid; — Akwug'h'akwu ; — Qui n'est pas payé; adj. Unpardonnable ; — ?di^hmbagrhalu; — Impardonnable; aaj. Unpardonnably; — N'adig*!! mbag'lialu ; — Impardonnablement; adv. Unpremeditated; — E(?edog"h'e?edo ; - Qui n'est pas prémédité; adj. Unprepared; — Akwadebeg-h'akwadebe ; — Qui n'est pas préparé; Unproductive; — Ag'a, ami^li' nkpulu; — Improductif- ve ; adj. [adj.] Unprofitable; — Enweg-helele, n'adig'h'ulu; — Qui ne profite pas; Unprof itably ; — N'enweg'h'elele ; — Sans profit; adv. [ctdj.'] Unquenchable; — Anyug-li'anyii, ad?g"h'onyunyo ; — Inextinguible; Unquestionnable ; — Enweg"h'adjiidjii; — Incontestable; adj. [adj.\ Unquestionnably ; — X'enweg'li'adjudju; — Icontestablement; adv. Unravel; — ??'unupu, tosis?; — Débrouiller, démêler; v. a. Unready; — Akwadebeg-h' akwadebe; — Qui n'est pas prêt; adj. Unreal; — Abug-h'ez?e, n'aburo ezie, nkiti; — Qui n'est pas réel; adj. Unredeemed; — A^baputag-h' ag'bapiita; — Non racheté; adj. Unrelenting; — Emeg'h'ebele; — Impitoyable; adj. Unrepenting; — Elog-ha elog"ha, ato^hag-h'atogha; — Sans repen- Unrighteom; — Di adjo omeme; — Injuste; adj. [tance; adj.] Unrighteousness; — Adjo olu, adjo omeme; — Injustice; s. Unripe; — A?ag-h'a?a, edjig-h'edji, i?u?u; — Qui n'est pas m?r; Unrivalled; — Enweg-h'atu; — Sans rival; adj. [ddj.] Unrobe; — Yipu, wopu; — Endosser; v. a. Unroof; — Kpiikpo, kpokpo; — Découvrir; v. a. Unsaid; — Ekwug-h'ekwu, anekwuro ekwu; — Non-connu, caché; Unsaleable; — Eleg'h'ele, elepu §:h'elepù; — Invendable; adj. [adj.] Unsanctified; — Adegh'nso; — Non-sanctif ié ; adj. Unsanctif ying ; — Edjng'h'afo; — Inassouvissable ; adh Unsavoury; — Osi; — Insipide; adj. Unsay; — Kwu?igha; — Rétracter; v. a. Unscrew; — ??pu; — Dévisser; v. a. Uns— Unt 291 Unsearchable; — Adig"h'o<?o?o, n'adir'o?oi^o ; — Impénétrable; adj. Unseen; — Afu^h'afu, anafuro afu; — Invisible; adj. Unsheath; — Mipu, miputa; — Dégainer; v. a. Unship; — Kwapu; — Débarquer; v. a. Unskilful; — Og-bodi, adi^h'nka; — Inhabile; adj. Unskilf ulness ; — Ogbod?; — Inhabilité; s. Unsold; — Elegh'ele, an'elero ele; — Qui n'est pas vendu; adj. Unsought; — Ana?oroa?o, a?og'h'a<^o; — Qu'on n'a pas recherché; Unsound; — Ad?zug'h^ndu, ezug-h'oke; — Maladif- ve; adj. [adj.] Unsparing; — Edj?gh'ebele, mbo, di mbo; — Qui ne pardonne pas; Unspeakable; — Adig-h'okwukwu ; — Inexprimable; adj. [adj.] Unspeakably; — N'adigrh' okwukwu; — D'une manière ineffable; Unspotted; — Atugwagh'atugwa; — Sans tache; adj. [adv.] Unstable; — Adig-li'du; — Inconstant-e; adj. Unstained; — Adig-li' atutu; — Sans souillure; adj. Unsteady; — Adigh'du, akwug-h'du; — Léger, instable; adj. Unstop; — Kwupu, kwu, kwughe; — Déboucher; v. a. Unstring; — To, topu, ratu, runata; — Détacher; v, a. Unstrung; — Atopulu atopu; — Détaché; adj. Unstudied; — Amug-h' amu, anamuro amu; — Non étudié; adj. Unsuccessful; — Ewugh' aka, agaghaka; — Sans succès; ad;'. Unsuitable; — Etogheto; — Qui ne convient pas; adj. Unsupported; — Enwegrh' adebe; — Qui n'est pas soutenu; adj. Unswathe; — Topu, gbatopu; — Démailloter; v. a. Untainted; — Emebigh' emebi, olegh'ule; — Sans tache; adj. Unthankful; — Edjigh'ekene; — Ingrat, sans reconnaisance ; adj, Unthankfully; — N'adigh'ekene; — Sans reconnaissance; adv, Unthankf ulness; — Edjigh' ekene, adigh' ekene; — Ingratitude; s. Unthinking; — EIog*h'elo; — Etourdi, sans réflexion; adp Untie; — Topu, tosi; — Défaire, délier; v. a. Untied; — Atopnlu atopu, atosili atosi; — Détaché; adj. Untill; — Crenyena mgbe, genyena ekpo; — Jusqu'à ce que; conf. Untiring; — Ike agwugh'; — Infatigable; adj. Unto; — Na, genyena; — A, au, à la; prép. Untractable; — Di ?s? ike, d? uti ike; — Intraitable; adj. Untried; — Anwagh'anwa, ananwaro anwa; — Non éprouvé; a<|?'. Untrue; — Asi, di asi; — Faux-sse; adj. Untruly; — N'asi, nke asi; — Faussement; adv. Untruth; — Asi, okwu asi; — Fausseté, mensonge; s. 19 292 Unt— Ups Untwist- ) ~ <^l^afiP?9 tufipu; — Détortiller; v. a. Unvaii; — Grbopu, g'bog'he; — Dévoiler; v. a. XJnwariness; — Amag:hize; — Etourderie, imprudence; s. Unwaried; — Ike agrwug-h'; — Qui n'est pas fatigué; adj. TJnwarieldy; — NMke ai^wug^h'; — JSans fatigue; ad/t\ Unwept; — Akwa^h akwa, auakwaro akwa; — Qu'on ne pleure Unwieldiness ; — Alo, aloaru, okpi, ibu; — Pesanteur; s. [pas; adj.] Unwieldy; — Di alo, di mpapa; — Pesant, lourd; adj. [ctdj.] Unwilling; — Ekweg-h' ekwe, nekwero ekwe; — Qui ne veut pas; Unwillingly; — ?f'ekweg'li'ekwe, nke ekweg-h'ekwe; — Sans le vou- Unwillingness ; — Ekweg'h'ekwe; — Mauvais vouloir; s. [loir; adv.] Unwind; — Fipu, tulupe; — Dérouler; v. a. Unwisely; — X'amag'h'ife, nke ama^h'ife; — Imprudemment; adv. Unwise; — Amag"h'ife, di nsokwu; — Qui n'est pas sage; adj. Unwithingly; — N'amag'Ii'ama; — Sans le savoir; adv. Unworn; — Akai^h'nka, emeg'h'u?e ; — Qui n'est pas usé; adj. Unwoitliily; — N'etog'h'eto, nke etoj^Veto; — Indignement; adv. Unworthiness ; — Etog"heto; — Indignité; s. Unworthy; — Etog-lieto, n'etoro etoro; — Indigne; adj. Unwritten; — Edeg-hede, am'edero ede; — Qui n'est pas écrit; adj. Up; — Enu, n'enu; — En haut, au sommet de; pr. Upbraid; — Kpo, ta uta; — Reprocher; v. n. Uphill; — D? olu, di ntulu; — Pénible, difficile; adj. Upliold; — Kwanite, djide, kwado; — Lever en haut; v. a. Upholaer; — Onye nkwenite, onye nkwado; — Soutien, support; 5. Upland; — Enu ani; — Plateau, terrain élevé; s. Uplift; — Wenite, bunite; — Elever; v. a. Upon; — Enu, n'enu; — Sur, dessus; prép. Upper; — K'enu, k'adi enu; — De dessus, supérieur; adj. Uppermost; — Kasi enu, kasi di enu; — Le plus élevé; adj. Upraise; — Wenite, bunite; — Elever; v. a. Upright; — Di ekelesu, kwuloto; — Debout, vertical; adj. Uprightly; — N'ekelesu, kwuloto; — Verticalieraent; vdv. [5.] Uprightness; — Idi ekelesu, idje ekelesu; — Etat de ce qui est droit; Uproar; — Nkposu, nkpotu, ndpodji, isu; — Tumulte, vacarme; s. Uproot; — Ro, ropu, ronite; — Déraciner; v. a. Upset; — Ghakpu, ghakpute; — Culbuter, renverser; v. a. Upside; — Enu, enu aru; — Coté supérieur, d(^ssus; s. Upspring; — Gba, gbanite; — Sauter en l'air; v. n. Urb— Val 293 Urbane; — D? asala; — Poli-e; adj. Urbanity; — Asala, nsala; — Urbanité, politesse; s, , Urchin; — Xara; — Hérisson; s. Urge; — Nukpo, rudof — Pousser, presser; v. a. TJrgency; — Xriido, niiukpo, unu oku; — Urgence; s. Urgent; — Di unu oku; — Urgent-e; adj. Urgently; — ^'unu oku, nke luiukpo; — Avec urgence; adv. Urine; — Mili nkiti, mili utu, m?li nta; — Urine; s. Us; — Ayi; — Nous; pron. Usage; — Omeme, ememe, odinani; — Usage; s. Useful; — Di elele, di ulu; — Utile; aclj. Usefully; — N'elele, nke elele; — Utilement, avantageusement; adv. Useless; — N'eloro elo, elog"h'elo; — Sans utilité; adj. Uselessly; — N'elog-lielo ; — Inutilement; adv. Uselessness; — Elo^helo; — Inutilité; s. Usher; — Onye nkuzi nta; — Sous-ma?tre; s. Ustion; — Ile oku, isule oku, nsule; — Cautérisation; 5. Usury; — Oke elele, adjo elele; — Usure; s. Ustensil; — Arya, aya, aliya? — Ustensile; s. Utmost; — Oko; — Extrême, dernier; adj. Utter; — Kwu, kwupu; — Prononcer, proférer; v. a. Utterable; — Di okwu kwu; — Qu'on peut exprimer; adj, ; Utterance; — Okwu kwu; — Prononciation; s. Utterly; — ??"(?a, pilikit?; — Complètement; adv. Uttermost; — Oko, ubebe; — Le plus éloigné; adj. Vacancy; — Og"hele, uzo; — Vacance, vide; s. Vacant; — Di o^hele, di uzo; — , Vacant-e; adj. Vacuity; — Ufolo, nkiti; — Vacuité, vide; s. Vacuous; — Di utblo; — Vide; adj. Vagabond; — Oso, onye oso; — Vagabond; s. Vag-rancy; — >i'fug:liali; — Vagabondage; s. Vamly; — jS'kiti, na nkiti; — Vainement; adv. Vale; — Mg'bulu^udu, ndalag"wug-wu; — Vallée; s. Valiant; — Dike, di dike, di nkpa; — Vaillant-e; adj. Valid ; — Di ike ; — Valide ; adj. Valley; — Mgbulu^udu, ndalag-wug-wu; — Vallée;. 5. Valorous; — Dike, di nkpa; — Valeureux-se; adj. 19* 1 294 Val— Ven Valour; — Dike, odo^wu; — Valeur; s. Valuable; — Di oke onu, di ngala; — Estimable; adj. Valuation; — Iru onu, onu, onu afya; — Estimation; s. Value; — Onu afya, onu; — Valeur; 5. ? Vanish; — De, dena; — S'évanouir, dispara?tre; v. n. Vanity; — Ngala nkiti, nlu koli; — Vanité; s. Vanguish; — Meli; — Vaincre; v. a. Vanquishable ; — Di nmeli; — Vincible; adj, Vansquisher; — Onye nmeli; — Vainqueur; s. Vantage; — Okika, okaka; — Ayantage, supériorité; s. Vapour; — Uzu, awulu; — Vapeur; s. — Eupu uzu, kwu awulu; — Exhaler; v. a. Variable; — Di u^Iia; — Variable; adj. Variableness; — Idi ugha; — Variabilité; s. Variably; — N'u?ha, nke u^ha; — D'une manière variable; adv. Variation; — Ugha; — Variation; s. Variegate; — Tu, tugwa; — Bigarrer, barioler; v. a. Variety; — I?e, i?e i?e; — Variété; s. Various; — Di ni?e ni?e; — Varié-e; adj. Variously; — Ni?e ni?e; — Diversement; adv. Vary; — Oba^ha; — Varier, changer; v. n. Vassal; — Oru, nwadibe; — Vassal; s. Vassalage; — Oru, ndji; — Vasselage; s. Vast; — Ukwu, nukwu; — Vaste; adj. Vastly; — Nke ukwu; — Avec étendue; adv. Vastness; — Ukpoko, obulutu, obulubu; — Etendue, immensité; s. Vault; — Ukolog'wugwu, ukoiog'wu; — Souterrain, caveau; s. Vaunt; — Nya isi, ^hali; — Nghali, u^ha; — Se vanter; v. n. — Van- Vauntingly; — Nanghali, n'inyaisi; — Avec vanterie; a??t'. [terie; 5.] Veal; — Anu nwa ef?, anu ogbolo ef?; — Veau; s. Veer; — ugrha, re u^hali; — Virer; v. a. Veil; — Akwa mgbo??, ife m^bo?i; — Voile; s. Vein; — Akwala; — Veine; s. Veiny ; — Buso akwala; — Veineux-se; adj. Velocity; — Oso, ukwu oso; — Vélocité; s. Vend; — Le; — Vendre; v. a. Vendee; — Onye elebelu ife; — Acheteur; Vender; — Onye olele; — Vendeur; s. Vendible; — Di olele; — Vendable; adj. Vendition; — Nie, olele; — Vente; s. Vén— Vic 295 — ( ____ — . — _ Venerable; — Di nsopulu; — Vénérable; adv. Venerate; — Solu, sopiilu; — Vénérer; v. a. Veneration; — Nsopulu: — Vénération; s. Venerator; — Onye nsopulu; — Celui qui vénère; s. Vengeance; — Obo, ibo obo; — Vengeance; 5. Vengeful; — Di obo; — Vindicatif-ve ; cuij. Venial; — Di m^bag'lialu, di nrafu; — Pardonnable; adj\ Venison; — Amaso nso; — Venaison; s. Venom; — Ogwu, adjo ogwu, adjo iwe; — Venin, poison; 5. Vent; — Og"hele; — Vent; s. Venture; — Dami; — S'aventurer; v. n. Venturous; — Di anya o<?a, kalu anya; — Aventureux-se ; adj. Verandah;- — Og'wa; — Vérande; s. Verbose; — Oka nonu; — Verbeux-se; adj. Verge; — ?fti, mpe mpe, ikpele; — Verge; s. Verily; — N'ezi okwu; — Vraiment; adv. Verity; — Ezi okwu; — Vérité; s. Vermicule; — Okpo, a^ba; — Vermisseau; s. Vermifuge; — Ogwu okpo; — Vermifuge; adj. Vertigo; — Api; — Vertige; s. Very; — Ezi, ezij^bo; — Vrai, franc; adj. Vesper; — Anyasi; — Soir; s. Vest; — Aie, awo; — Gbobe, yi, yibe; — Veste; 5. — - Vêtir; Vestige; — Ukpulu, ufili; — Vestige; s. Vestment; — Afe, awo; — Vêtement; s. Vestry; — Uno afe, uno awo; — Sacristie; s. Vesture; — Ife ekeke, ife edjidji; — Vêtement; s. Veteran; — A^adi onye ogu; — Vétéran; s. Vex; — Kpasu iwe, lasu; — Vexer, exciter; v. a. Vexation; — Nkpasu, ikpasu iwe; — Vexation, tourment; s. Vexatious; — Di nso^bu; — Vexatoire, pénible; adj. Vexatiously; — ?^a nsog-bu, nke nlasu; — D'une manière pénible; Vial; — Obele kalama; — Fiole; s. [adv.] Vibrate; — Kwufebe; — Kwufelu; — Vibrer; v.n. — Faire vibrer; Vibration; — Nkwufelu, ikwuefem; — Vibration; s. [v. a.] Vice; — Olu, adjo olu; — Vice; s. Vicinity; — A^bata; — Voisinage; s. Vicious; — Odjo, adjo; — Vicieux-se; adj. Viciously; — ??'adjo olu, nke odjo; — Vicieusement; adv. Vicissitude; — Ug'ha, ndjekili, ngarube; — Vicissitude; s. V 296 Yic— Vis Yictim; — Onye og'bugbu, ife o^bog-bu; — Victime; s. Victimize; — Do ife 0!?bu^bu; — Victimer, rendre victime; 2?. a. Victor; — Onye nmeli, oinenyi; — Vainqueur; s. Victoriously; — Na nmeli, nke nmeli; — Victorieusement; adv. Victory; — Nmeli, nmenyi; — Victoire; s. Victuals; — Ife olili, nni, ife azi; — Victuailles; s. Vie (vith); — Da nda; — Rivaliser; v. n. View; — Fu, ne, nene, kili; — Regarder; v. a. — Ine, ife ine, nkili; — Vue, aspect; s. Viewer; — Onye nkili, onye nnene; — Celui qui voit; s. Vigil; — ?^?e, ebumonu; — Vigile; s. Vigorous; — Di ike, di ngwa; — Vigoureux-se ; adj. Vigorously; — "X'ike, nke ike; — Vigoureusement; adv. Vigour; — Ike; — Vigueur; 6?. Vilify; — Kwuto, kodjo; — Diffamer; v. a. Village; — Og'be, idum; — Village; s. Villany; — Onunu odjo, adjo onunu; — Infamie; s. Villatic; — Nke og'be; — Villageois; s. Vindictive; — Di obe; — Viudicatif-ve ; adj. Vindictively; — N'obo, nke obo; — D'une manière vindicative ; o?fV. Vindictiveness; — Obo, ibo obo; — Vengeance; s. Vinous; — Dika manya, di manya; — Vineux-se; adj. Vinner; — Ole manya; — Ivrogne; s. Violable; — Di nmelu; — Violable; adj. Violate; — Melu, hi, lu nso; — Violer; v. a. Violation; — Nmelu, ilu nso; — Violation; s. Violator; — Onye nmelu; — Violateur; s. Violence; — Ike; — Violence; s. Violently; — N'ike; — Violemment; adv. Viper- — Abuani, adju ani; — Vipère; s. Virgin; — Ag'bogho, nwa ag'bog'ho; — Vierge; 5. Virginal; — Nke agbog-ho; — Virgioal-e; adj. Virginity; — Agrbogho, ogo ag-bog-ho; — Virginité; s. Virile; — Nke nwoke, nke ndikom; — Viril-e; adj. Virility; — Ogonwoke, ogomadu; — Virilité; s. Virtue; — Ezi omeme, ezimofu; — Vertu; s. Visage; — Iru, anya; — Visage; s. Yis-à-vis; — Nkolita iru; — Vis-à-vis; prep. Viscera; — Afo, nglli afo, mg-bili afo; — Viscères; s. Visibility; — Idi ofufu anya, idi ifu anya; — Visibilité; s. Vis— Wad 297 Visible; — Di ofufii, di ifu anya; — Visible; adj. Vision; — Ofufu anya, ifu anya; — Vision; s. Visit; — Neta, fu; — Nneta; — Visiter; v. a. — Visite; s. Visitable; — Di nneta; — Qu'on peut visiter; adj. Visitation; — Nneta; — Visite; s. Visitor; — Onye nneta; — Visiteur; s. Vituperate; — Kpo, ta uta; — Bl?mer; v. a. Vituperation; — Uta, ita uta; — Bl?me; 5. Viva voce; — N'okwu onu; — De vive voix; adv. Vivacious; — Di ng"wa, di ukele; — Vif, plein de feu; adj. Vividly; — Na ng'wa, ng-wa ng'wa; — Vivement; adv. Vividness; — Ime ukeie, idi ngwa; — Vivacité; s. Vivificate; — Xyendu; — Vivifier; v. a. Vivif ication ; — Inyendu; — Vivif ication ; s. Viviparous; — Namulama; — Vivipare; adj. Vocable; — Okwu, afa; — Vocable; adj. Vocation; — Okpokpo, ikpo oku; — Vocation; s. Vociferate; — ?i, ri; — Vociférer; v. n. Vociferation; — O?i?i, oriri; — Vocifération; s. Voice; — Onu; — Voix; s. Voiceless; — Enweg"h'onu; — Sans voix; adj. Void; — Di nkiti; — Og'liele; — Vide, vacant-e; adj. — Kwapu, kwa(?a; — Vider, évacuer; v. a. Voidness; — Nkwa(^a, ufolo; — Vide, vanité; s. Volition; — Okwekwe, nkwenkwe; — Volition, assentiment; s. Vomit; — Gbo, wusi onu; — Vomir; v. n. Voracious; — Di usa; — Vorace; adj. Voraciously; — Nke usa; — D'une manière vorace; adv. Voracity; — Usa, isa usa; — Voracité; s. Vote; — Tu akwukwo, fenza; — Voter, élire; v. a. Vow; — Nkwa, nkwa di nso; — V?u; s. Voyage; — Idje, aga; — Voyage; s. Vulcan; — Ag^bede, odjogwu; — Volcan; s. Vulnerable; — Di imepu onya, di ibo onya; — Vulnérable; adj. Vulture; — Udene, aso nso; — Vautour; s. Waddle; Wade; - - Re, reke; — Se dandiner; v. n. Lu, lufe, lu mili; — Patauger; v. n. 298 Wag— Wat Wager; — Ife iwu, owu; — Pari, gageure; s. Wages; — '^go^ ngwo olu; Gages; s. Waggle; — Re, reke, re ukwu; — Frétiller; v. n. Waken; — Kpote, tete, mete; — Eveiller, se réveiller; v. n. Walk; — Dje, ranye, dj^ ?^j^? — Marcher, se promener; v. n, Idje, nranye; — Promenade, marche; s. Walker; — Onye idje, odje idje; — Promeneur^ marcheur; s. Wall; — Adja, ododo adja: — Mur de terre; s. — Dobido adja, dorube adja; — Murer, fermer; v. a. Wallet; — Akpa, akpa nta; — Besace; s. Wallop; — Su, g^bolu; . — Bouillir; v, a. Wallow; — Ntulu, nkpole; — Action de se rouler; s. — Tulu, kpole; — Se vautrer, se rouler; v. n, Wand; — Okposi, okpolo; — Baguette; s. Wander; — Fughali, wag"hali; — Errer, r?der; v. n. Wanderer; — Onye nfii, oso, onye oso; — K?deur, vagabond; s. Wandering; — Nfu, nfuj^hali, nwa^hali; — Action d'errer; 5. Wane; — Gbape; — Mg-bape; — Décliner; v. n. — Déclin; s. Want; — ?o; — Désirer, avoir besoin; v. a. — Xkpa, nHaru; — Manque, défaut; s. War; — Ag-ha, ogu; — Guerre; s. ' — Bu agha, nu og'u nu aglia; — Guerroyer; v. n. Ward; — N^e, ndji, onyi ndji; — Garde; s. Warder; — Onye n<^e; — Gardien; s. Wares; — Ife afya, ife ule: — Marchandises; s. Warehouse; — Uno afya; — Magasin; s. Warfare; — Agha, idje ag'ha; ~ Guerre; s. Warm; — Di oku, di nko, di obi oku; — Chaud-e; adj. Warmly; — Oku oku, n'oku; — Chaudement; adv. Warmth; — Okpomoku, okpokuzu; — Chaleur; s. Warn; — Do nti, du odu; — Prévenir, avertir; v. a. Warning; — Ido nti, ndumodu, odu; — Avertissement; s. Warrant; — Iwu, ike; — Garantie, s. Warrior; — Onye agha, onye og'u; — Guerrier; s. Wash; — ?a, ?a?a, wu, wu?a, su, su?a; — Laver; v. a. Washerwoman; — Osu akwa; — Laveuse; s. Washy; — Di mili; — Humide, mouillé; adj. Wasp; — Adjo di ota; — Guêpe; 5. Waste; — Nan'iyi, yi, kwayi, kwafu; — Détériorer; v. a. Watch; — N'?e, obele anya ?wu; — Garde, veille, montre; 6\ h. Wat— Wee 299 — ?e ke, ?U ula; — Veiller; v. n. Watcher; — Onye n<^e; — Gardien, veilleur; s. Water; — Mili; — Femili, g'bamili; — Eau; s. — Arroser; v, a. Watercourse; — Uzo mili; — Cours d'eau; s. Waterish; — D?ka mili; — Aqueux; adj. Waterpot; — Ite mili, udu; — Pot-a-eau; s. Watery; — Di mili; — Humide; s. Wave; — Ebili, akpoli; — Vague; 5. — Fe^hali; — Onduler, flotter; v. n. Waver; — Kwufe^hali; — Flotter, vacciller; v. n. Wax; — Mg'ba, obya; — Wanye; — Cire; s. — Cirer; v. a. Waxy; — Di mg'ba; — De cire; adj. Way; — Uzo, omeme; — Chemin, route; s. Wayfarer; — Onye idje; — Voyageur; s. Wayfaring; — Idje, mbya; — Voyage, route; s. Waylay; — ?ebido; — Tendre des emb?ches; v. n. We ; — Ayi, anyi ; — Nous ; pr. pers. Weak; — Di nlo, di ani; — Faible, débile; adj. Weakness; — Adig-li'lke; — Faiblesse; s. Weal; — Olokoto, alo; — Bonheur, état; 5. Wealth; — Aku, eg^o, oku; — Eichesses, biens; 5. Wean; — IN'a ala, nara ala; — Sevrer; v. a. Weapon; — Ife og'u, ife ag'ha; — Arme offensive; s. Wear; — Yi, yili, yibe, wobe; — Porter sur soi, user; v. a. Weariness; — Ike og-wug-wu; — Fatigue; s. Weasand; — Akpili, nkono; — Trachée-artère; s. Weave; — Kpa, kpa akwa; — Tisser, tresser; v, a. Weaver; — Okpa akwa; — Tisserand; s. Wed; — ?^'u, nulu; — Epouser; v. a. Wedding; — Onudi, inuwunye; — Noce, mariag-e; s. Wedge; — Nkpo; — Coin, lingot; s. Weed; — Af?fya; — Ropu; — Mauvaise herbe; s. — Extirper; v. a. Weedy; — Buso af?fya; — Plein de mauvaises herbes; adj. Week; — Izu, izu-oka; — Semaine; s. Weekday; — Ubosi-nkiti; — Jour férié; s. Weekly; — Kwa izu; — Chaque semaine; adv. Ween; — Zu, lo, <?e; — Penser, croire; v. a. Weep; — Kwa, be, beakwa; — Pleurer; v. n. Weeping; — Akwa, uya; — Pleurs; s. Weevil; — Utu; — Charan?on; s. 300 Wei— mi Weigh; — Si, lo, nyi alo; — Peser, examiner; v. a. Weight; — Alo; — Poids; s. Weightless; — Adig'halo, di life, di efe; — Léger, sans poids; ad^'. Weigthy; — Di alo; — Pesant-e; adj. Welfare; — Aru ike, iiio ofiima, anuli; — Bien-être; s. Well; — Mili ani, obele mili; — Source, puits; 5. — Ofuma, odima; — Bien; adv. Welt; — Nti, mpempe, ikpele; — Bord, bordure; s. Welter; — Tulii, tuliig'bal?; — Se vautrer; v. n. Wench; — Nwa^bo^ho, aisrbog'ho; — Jeune fille; s. West; — Odada ?wu; — Nke odada ?wu; — Ouest; s. — Couchant; Western; — Nke odada àwu; -- Occidental-e; ad). [adj.] AVestward; — N'odada àwu; — A l'ouest; adj. Wet; — Di mili; — Humide; adj. Wetness; — Idim?li; — Humidité; s. Wharf; — Otu, ose; — Quai, débarcadère; s. What; — Gini, ked'ife; — Quoi, que; pron. Whatever; — Ife obuna; — Quelque, quoi que; pron. Wheat; — Oka, og'badii; — Grain, blé; s. Wheedle; — La, ta, lalii, talu; — Enj?ler, cajoler; v. a. Whelm; — Kpudo, ni, sunye; — Engloutir; r. a. When; — Mg-b?', ekpo; — Quand, lorsque; adj. Whence; — Sitan'ebe, siirebe; — D'où; acp). Whenever; — M^be obutia, ekpo obùiia; — Toutes les fois que; adv. Where; — Ebe, etiti; — Où; adv. Wherefore; — Makana, yaka; — Pourquoi; adv Wheresoever; — Ebe obima; — Partout où; adv, Whet; — Mu, mukwa, da; — Aiguiser; v. a. — Omumu, nmukwa; — Aiguillon, stimulant: s. Whetstone; — Omu nma, okwuta; — Pierre à aiguiser; s. Which; — Nke; — Qui, que, lequel; pron. Whichever; — Xke obuna; — Quel que soit; pron. While; — Ebe, ii'ebe, mi^be; — Tandis que; conj. Whip; — Pia, fia; — Fouetter; v. a. — Itali, mpiatnpia, nkpisi; — Fouet; s. Whipping; — Opipia, ipia itali; — Flagellation, fouet; s. Whipstock; — Isi itali, ndji aka itali; — Manche de fouet; 5. Whisk; — Za, za?a, ma?a; — Brosser; v a. — Aziza, obele aziza; — Brosse; s. [ment; s.] Whisper; — Takwu; — ^Ntakwu; — Chuchoter; v. a. — Chuobote- Whi— Wil 301 Whistle; — Obu ofifi, ma of?f?; — Siffler; v. n. — Ofifi, okpolof?f?e; — Sifflet; s. Wliite; — Di o?a, o?a; — Blanc, blanche; adj. Whiten; — Do 0(?a, fo?a, sii(?a; — Rendre blanc; v. a. Whiteness; — 0(?a, idi 0(?a; — Blancheur; s. Whither; — Ebe, ngra, nko; — Où; adv. Whithersoever; — Ebe obiiiia, n^a obiina; — Partout où; adv. Whitish; ^ Di nwa o<?a, okpa ife o?a; — Blanch?tre; adj. Whitlow; — Nkoiiko, akaiizo; — Panaris; s. Whittle; — Ba, ba?a; — Couper, aiguiser; v. a. Who; — Onye, iike; — Ndi (plur.); — Qiu, que; pron. Whoever; — Onye obuna; — Quiconque; pron. Whole; — ?^'?a, nine, ora (oha?); — Entier, total; adj. Wholly; — ?f?a, n<^an<^a, g*bado, pilikiti; — Entièrement; adv. Whom; — Onye, nke; — Ndi (plur.); — Qui, que, lequel; pron. Whomsoever; — Onye obuna; — Qui que ce soit; pron. Why; — Makag-ini, g'ini melu; — Pourquoi; adv. Wick; — Own oku, own; — Mèche; 5. Wicked; — Adjo, odjo, di afondjo; — Méchant, mauvais; adj. Wickedly; — Nke odjo, n'afondjo, n-adjo omeme; — Méchamment; Wide; — Di obosala, di obodobo; — Large, ample; adj, [adv.\ Widen; — Kusa, bosa; — Elargir, étendre; v. a. Wideness; — Obodobo, obosala; — Largeur; s. Widow; — Adjadu, okwaludi; — Veuve; s. Widower; — Okwalu wunye, okpokolo; — Homme veuf; s. Widowhood; — Okwa adjadu; — Veuvage; s. Width; — Obodobo, obosala; — Largeur, ampleur; s. Wife; — Wunye, wanyi, og'oli; — Epouse, femme; s. Wild; — Di ag'hala, nke ofia; — Sauvage, farouche; adj. Wilderness; — Ofia, ozala, ag-u; — Désert, chaos; s. Wildly: — Na ag'hala, nke ag'hala; — D'une maniéré sauvage; a/iv. Wildness; — Idi a^hala; — Nature sauvage; s. Wile; — Ag'hala, ile, ai^hogrho; — Euse, fourberie; s. Wilful; — Mpu, di mpu, di isi ike; — Obstiné, entêté; adj. Wilfully; — Na mpu, maluma; — Obstinément; adv. Wilfulness; — Isi ike, i<^inti, mpu, ime mpu; — Obstination; s. Will; — IJ(^e, ag'ba; — Volonté, testament; s. Willing; — Kwelu ekwe; — Complaisant-e; a^*. Willingly; — Siten'obi, welu obinine; — Volontiers; adv. Wily; — Di ile, di ag'ho^ho; — Rusé, astucieux; adj. 302 Wim— Wiz Wimble; — Ara, ndudu; — Vilb requin, vrille; 5. Win; — Lita, lata; — Gagner, attirer; v. a. Wind; — Ifufe, ikiiku; — Vent; s. Windingsheet; — Akwa ozu; — Linceul; s. Window; — Obele oimzo, obele akuzo; — Fenêtre; s. Windpipe; — Nkomo, iikpili nta; — Trachée-artère; s. Wine; — Many a; — Vin; s. Wing; — Nku; — Aile; s. Wink; — Tabe anya, itabe aiiya; — Cligner de l'oeil; v. n. Winnow; — Fu, fu?a; — Examiner; v. a. Winter; — Udu, udu mili; — Hiver; s. Wintry; — Di oyi, nke udumili; — D'hiver; adj. Wipe; — Fi?a, Hij^apu; — Essuyer, nettoyer; v. a. — Ofifi, iifi<?a; — Action d'essuyer; s. ' Wire; — Ona idide; — Fil d'archal; s. Wisdom; — Amamife, iniaife, u?e; — Sagesse; s. Wise; — Malu ife, nwelu amamife; — Sage; adj. Wisely; — Nka amaife, ii'amaniife ; — Sagement; adv. Wish; — Zu, ?o; — Izuzu, o?o?o; — Désirer; v. a. — Désir; s. Wit; — Ma, malu; — U<?e, amamife; — Conna?tre; v. a. — Esprit; Witch; — Ta amosu; — Ensorceler; v. a. [s.] — Amosu o^boma; — Sorcière; s. Witchcraft; — Amosu, ita amosu; — Sorcellerie; s. Witchery; — Amosu, ita mg-ba; — Ensorcellement; s. With; — ?fyelu, tiuyelu; — Avec; prep. Withdraw; — Kpu(^i^ha, na azu; — Retirer, se retirer: v. a. Withdrawal: — Nkpu?'ig'ha, ina azu; — Retraite; s. Wither; — Lonwu, makpo, djanwu; — Faner, flétrir; v. n. Withold; — Zodo, zokwudo; — Retenir, arrêter; v. a. Within; — N'ime; — Dedans, en dedans; pr. Without; — N'ife; — Beluso; — En dehors; prep. — Excepté; conj. Withstand; — Kwubido, manye; — Résister, s'opposer; v. n. Witless; — ERweg-n'ac^e, n'enwero u(?e; — Sans esprit; s. Witness; — Ama, onye-ama; — Témoignage, témoin; — Bu ama, gba ama; — Rendre témoignage; v. n. Wittily; — Nke amamife, nke u<?e; — Spirituellement; adv. Wittingly; — Malu ama, malu ma; — A dessein, exprès; adv. Witty; — Xwelu u?e, malu ife; — Spirituel, ingénieux; adj. Wives; — Inyeme, ndin^om (ndiom); — Epouses, femmes; s. Wizard; — Amosu, dibia, og'boma; — Sorcier; s. Woe— W or BOB Woe; — Afiifu, azi^ba, azio^baba; — Malheur; 5. Woman; — Wanye, okporo; — Femme; s. Womanhood; — Ogo wanye, obinoko; — Nature de femme; s. Women; — Nd?nyom, umu wany?, ikporo; — Femmes; s. \y. a.] Wonder; — Itu ikpu; — Tu ikpu; — Etonnement; 5. — Etonner; Wonderful; — D? ebube, tulu n'anya; — Etonnant, surprenant; adj. Wonderfully; — Nke ebube; — Prodigieusement; adv, Wonderf ulness ; — Idi ebube; — Nature étonnante; s. Wondrous; — Di ebube, di itinkpu; — Etonnant, surprenant; adj, Wondrously; — Nke ebube; — Merveilleusement; adv. Woo; — ?o, ?og'a, ?ota; — Eechercher, supplier; v. a. Wood; — Ofya, oke ofya, ug-boko; — Bois; s. Woodashes; — Ntu oku, ife ufe utu; Cendres de bois; 5. Wooden; — Nke osis?, d? ike; — De bois; adj, Woodhouse; — Uno nku, uno os?si; — Maison en bois; s, Woodband; — Aii? ofya; — Pays boisé; s. Woodless; — Adij^h'nku, adhi^'osisi; — Sans bois; adj. Woodly; — Buso os?si, gbalu ofya; — Boisé, plein de bois; adj. Wooer; — Onye n?ota; — Prétendant; s. Wool; — Adj?, adji anu, adj? atulu; — Laine; s. Woollen; — Nke adj? anu, nke adji; — De laine; aàj. Woolliness; — Idi adji, ibuso adji; — Nature laineusse; s. Woolly; — Di adji, buso adji; — Laineux-se; adj, Woolpeak; — Akpa adj? anu; — Ballot de laine; s, Word; — Okwu, nkwa; — Mot, parole; s. Wordiness; — Ekwulekwu, ekwukwu; — Verbosité; 5. Wordy; — Di ekwukwu, d? ekwulekwu; — Verbeux-se; odL Work; — Olu, akwukwo; — Travail; s, — Lu, lu olu; — Travailler; v. n. Worker; — Onye-olu, olu olu; — Travailleur, ouvrier; s. Workhouse; — Uno-olu; — Maison de travail; s. Working; — Ilu olu, olu; — Travail; s. Workman; — Onye-olu, ilu olu; — Ouvrier; s. Workmanlike; — Di nka, di ape; — Fait habilement; adj. Workmanship; — Aka olu, nka; — Main d'?uvre, habileté; 8, Workshop; — Uno olu; — Atelier; s. Workwoman; — Nwayi olu; — Ouvrière; s. World; — Uwa, enu uwa; — Monde; s, Wordling; — Onye-uwa, madu uwa; — Homme intéressé; 9, Wordly; ^ — Nke uwa, uwa; — Mondain-e; adj. 304 AVor— AVri Worm; — Id?de, okpo, a^ba; — Ver; s. Wormlike; — Dika idide; — Comme un ver; adj. Wormy; — Buso idide; — Plein de vers; ad/. Worse; — Ka iidjo, iidjo kali; — Plus méchant, pire; adj. Worship; — Sekpulu, sekpiielu; — Adorer, vénérer; v. a. — Nsekpu; — Calte religieux; s. Worshipful; — Kwesili iisekpu, di nsekpiiln; — Respectable; adj. Worship! ully ; — Xa nsekpulii, like iisekpuLii; — Avec respect; adv. Worshipper; — Onye-nsekpii; — Adorateur; s. Worst; — Kasi iidjo, djokalisili; — Le pire, le plus méchant; adj. — ?u, meli; — Vaincre; v. a. Worth; — Gnu, oiiu-afya, iida, ebube; — Prix, valeur; 6\ Worthless; — Adi^lf ebiibe, elog-lrelo; — Sans prix; adj Worthy; — Di ebiibe, kwesilimo, ezig-bo; — Digne, méritoire; adj. Wound, — Mepu onya, bo oiiya: — Blesser; v. n. — Ouya, onya iima; — Blessure, plaie; s. ^^''rangle; — Do ndo, dog'ba; — Disputeur; v. n. — Ndo^ba, udoiido; — Querelle, dispute; 5. Wrangler; — Ouye-iidondo, onye-ndog-ba; — Querelleur; s. Wrap; — Fuba, tulu, kpole; — Envelopper; v. a. Wrappage; — Ife-nfuba; — Toile d'emballage; s. Wrapper; — Oiiye-ufuba; — Celui qui entortille; s. Wrapping; — Nfuba; — Emballage; s. Wrath; — Iwe, oke iwe, oiiuma; — Colère, courroux; s. Wreath; — Ofif?; — Tresse, guii'lande; s. Wreathy; — Fi, H^liali; — Tresser; v. a. Wreck; — Yi, yi?a; — Faire naufrage; v. n. — lyi-mili; — Naufrage; 5. Wrench; — Puhi, g'baf?oualu; — Enlever, arracher; v. n. — Xfiog-haii; Action d'arracher; s. Wrest; — Pulii, funaln; — Tordre, ari-acher; v. n. — Opiipii, mpiinalu; — Action de tordre; s. Wrestle; — ?b?i, gbamgba; — Lutter, combattre: n. Wrestler; — Oka m^ba, o^bamg-ba; — Lutteur; s. Wrestling; — Mg-ba, ?g^ba mg-ba; — Lutte; s. Wretch; — Nkilika madii, nkilika onye; — Malheureux; s. Wretched; — Di inielu ebele; — Misérable, malheureux; adj. Wretchedly; — NMmelu ebele; — Misérablement; adv. AVretchedness : — Imeiu ebele, okwa imelu ebele; — Misère, in- Wriggle; — Ruru; — . Toililler; v. a. ^ [fortune; 5.] Wri— Yel ?305 Wright; — Onye olu, omenka, okwa nku: — Ouvrier; s. Wring; — Fi, H^hali, lo, log-hali; — Touniif^nter; v. a. Wrinkle; — Doni; — Ndoni; — Rider, i?lisser; v. a. — Ride; s. Wrist; — Nkwonkwo aka; — Poignet; .s Writ; — Odede akwukwo; — Ecrit, ordomiance; s. Write; — De, de akwukwo; — Eci-ire; r a. Writer; — Ode akwukwo; — Ecrivain; s. Writhe; — Mu, 11, lu; — Tordre, arracli(-r: r. a Writing; — Odede akwukwo; — Ecrit, Mre; 5. Written; — Edelu ede; — Ecrit-e; part. j)(fssé.- Wrong; — Ndjo, nniedjo; — Me ndjo; Tort; 5. — Faire tort; Wrongful; — Nakwuro oto; — Injuste; rr//. Wrongfully; — Xa nmedjo, uke nmedjo : - Injustement; adv. Wry; — Al?li afi, atulu atu; — Tordu, < travers; adj. Xebec; — Obele ugho nwelu akpu eto; C iébec; s. Xerophagy; — Ili anu okpo nku; — Xc > lagie; s. Xilography; ~ Itu ak?ka n'osisi; — Xilo. ' ipiùe; s. Xilophageous; — Xata os?si; — Xilopha^zt adj. Xmas; — Krismas; — No?l; s. Yard; — I?afo, ???ofo; — Mesure égale à l millimètres. Yarn; — Owu atuluatu, mbulu, obulu m ilu; — Laine filée; s. Yawn; — Ghe ug-hele; — Ug'hele, ig-he 11; <'le; — Bailler; v. n. — Ye; — Unu; — Vous; pr*on. [B?illement; s.] Yea; — Fye, eyi, ezie; — Oui, même; rr Yean; — Mu nwa; — Igneler; v. a. Yeanling; — Nwa atulu, atulu nta; — icau; s. Year; — Aro, afo; — An, année; s. Yearlmg; — Anu ^balu aro; — D'un an. 'dj . Yearly; — Kwaro, nke aro; — N'aro ii'aro; — Annuel; adj. — Yearn; — Wa, wa obi; — Affliger, navrei": r a. [Annuellement; adv.] Yell; — Ta <pali, ta o?i(?i; — I^ousser un ?i'i; strident; v. n. — Ug"oli, ug-holi; — Cri féroce, hurlemen^; is. Yellow; — Di-edo, edo edo, akpa uda; Jaune; adj. Yellowish; — Di nwa edo, di akpa uda; - Jaun?tre; adj. Yelp; — Obo udja, g-bo, big-bo; — Aboy r. glapir; n. n. ' Yelping; — Udja, obog"bo, igbo udja; — J)oiement; s. Yeo — Zoo Yeoman; — Bidji, onye olugbo; — Propriétaire; s. Yes; — Eye, eyi; — Oui; adv. Yesterday; — Unyafu, nnyafu; — Hier; adv. Yesternight; — U?i?i-nnyafa, u?i?i ta; — L'avant dernière nuit; s. Yet; — Ka, aka; — Cependant; conj. [v. n,] Yield; — Mi, mi nkpulu, masi; — Obuze; — Porter; v. a. — Céder; Yieldingness ; — Mg^buze, m^buda; — Complaisance, facilité; s. Yoke; — Ukpa konu, ndji; — Joug, couple; s, — Zoko, soko; — Accoupler; v. a. Yokefellow; — Ofa abo, a^ba og"0, ibe; — Compagnon de travail; Yon; — Nili, nufu; — Ijà, là-bas; adv. Yonder; — ^'ebe iiili, n'ebe ufu; — Là-bas; adv. Yore; — ^s, mghe ^bo, n'ekpo ^bo; — Autrefois; adv. You; — Unu, gi, ngi; — Vous; pron. Young; — Di nwata, di ani nwata: — Jeune; adj. Younger; — Nke nwata, ka aru nwata; — Plus jeune; adj. Youngest; — Odu, kasi nwata; — Le plus jeune, cadet; adj. Youngish; — Di aru nwata; — Un peu jeune; adj. Youngster; — Nwata, ogrbolo, a^bolo; — Jeune homme; s. Your; — Ngi, nkei, unu, k'unu; — Votre, vos; pron. Yourself; — Ngi nwa, n^ n'owe?; — Vous-même; pron. Youth; — Okolobya, agbo^hobya; — Jeunesse; s. Youthful; — Di ike, okolobya; — Jeune, \^goureux; adj. Youthf ulness ; — Okolobya, agbogfho; — Jeunesse; s. Yule; — Ofala, krismas; — No?l; s. Z ? Zany; — Akwalagbada; — Bouffon; s. Zeal; — Obi oku; — Zèle; s. Zealot; — Onye obi oku; — Zélateur; s. ZeaJous; — Di obi oku; — Zélé; acùf. Zephyr; — Agii obi; — Zéphyr; s. Zigzag; — N^li?o, o?woloko; — Zigzag; s. Zinc; — Oze ike; — Zinc; s. Zone; — Adji, oke ani; — Ceinture; s. Zoographer; — Onye akoko anumanu; — Zoographe; 8. Zoography; — Akoko anumanu; — Zoographie; s. Zoologist; — Okwa akoko anumanu; — Zoologiste; s. Zoology; — Akoko anumanu; — Zoologie; s. NOTE SUR LA SOCI?T? DE ST. PIERRE CLAYER, par les soins de laquelle ce Dictioniiaire a été publié. Cette pieuse Société auxi- liaire des Missions de l'Afri- que, fondée avec permission spéciale du S^Tiverain Pontife Léon Xni le 29 a^l 1894, est placée sous la dépendance de la Sacrée Congrégation de la Propagande. Le Saint-Siège, par l'organe de la dite Congré- gation lui octroya le ?Deatxtum taudis? (décret de louange) et la première approbation en date du 7 février 1902. Le but de la Société est de coopérer au salut des ?mes des Nègres d'Afrique et à la libé- ration des esclaveSy en secou- rant de loin toutes les ffissions d'Afrique de diverses manières mais principalement en rédi- geant et publiant des bulletins en diverses langues, afin d'é- veiUer l'intérêt pour les Mis- sions d'Afrique et faire conna?- tre les labeurs et les succès des Mssionnaires, en impri- NOTES UPON THE SODALITY OF ST.PETERCLAYER, by which this dictionary has been published. This pious auxiliary Society of the African Missions was foimded the 29 th April 1894 with the august permission of His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. and placed under the control of the Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda in Rome. The Holy See granted it ?the Decree ? of approbation the 7*^ February 1902. Its aim and scope is to save the soul of African negroes and procure the liberation of slaves by Jielping the African Missions in every way: as for example: by lectures; by wri- ting and publishing periodicals and other wTitings in different languages, to rouse an interest in the Missions of Africa and to riiake kown the labours and successes of the Missionaries; by priating books compiled by the Missionaries m native lan- guages; by promoting confe- mant les livres en langues indigènes nécessaires aux Mis- sion naire> pour la prédication de j 'Evangile; en promouvant des conférences, des réunions, des représentations, etc. ; en confectionnant des ornements sacrés, etc. ; en recevant des offrandes pour les Missions et en excitant à la prière. La 'Société se compose: Premièrement de dames {Missionnaires auxiliatrices de l'Afrique) qui se vouent exclu- sivement au service des Mis- sions d'Afrique et vivent en commun dans les centres de l'?uvre. Secondement de personnes externes qui se vouent à l'?uvre dans la mesure que le permettent leurs devoirs de famille. Troisièmement de zélateurs et de zélatrices qui secourent l'?uvre par une offrande an- nuelle de 2 fcs. ou de quel- qu'autre manière. Pour de plus amples ren- seignements ' s'adresser à la fondatrice et directrice générale de la Société, M"^^ la Comtesse Led?chowska, Rome, via Giov. Lanza, 129. rences, meetings, representa- tions ; by articles for the presse ; by making sacred ornaments, etc.; by securing for them prayer and alms. The Sodality is composed: Firstly of ladies (auxiliary Missionaries), who devote them- selves exclusively to the Work of the African Missions and labour in common in the cen- tres of the Work Secondly of extern members who devote themselves to thus Work as far as their social duties permit. Thirdly of Promoters of both sexes who subscribe at least two shillings annually and who endeavour otherwise to support the Work. For full particulars please apply to the Foundress and Directress general, the Countess M. Teresa LedocJwwska^ Roma? via Giov. Lanza, 129. ECHO D' AFRIQUE -Q^ Bulletin illiistré mensuel en faveur des Missions catliolic[iies d' Afrique. Publié par les soins de la Société de St. Pierre Claver Paraissant en fran?ais, en allemand, en italien, en polonais et en bohème. Honoré de la Bénédiction de LS. Léon XIII et Pie X, PRIX DE L'ABONNEMENT ANNUEL FR. 1.50 On s'abonne à TEcho fran?ais: Paris, rue de Pleurus, 31. à rEclio allemand: Salzbourg, Dreifaltigkeitsgasse 12, (Autriche). à FEcho italien: Rome, via Giov. Lanza, 129. à TEclio polonais: Ot^acovie, Starowislna 15, (GaUcie, Autriche). à TEcho bohème: Prag lY— 33, (Bohême, Autriche). Missionary printing-office of the Sodality of St. Peter CJaver at Salzburg, Austria, 1904. PRINTED IN U. S. A. PL8261 i^^?^e^Joly Ghost Fathers Title English, Ibo and French 7/ù COaECTfOlf Boston V, Library Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. 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