excrement, faeces, shit, dung

• (n ni) zaŋ yi sara biŋkɔbiri bindi ʒe yi nina ni (I will) smear your faces with the dung of your sacrificial. [MAL 2:3]
• (bɛ yɛn) di bɛmaŋmaŋ’ bindi ka nyu bɛmaŋmaŋ’ dulim (they will) eat their own excrement and drink their own urine. [2KI 18:27]
• Di bi simdi ka ti damdiri yɔɣuni bee n-nyeri bindi yiriŋ ti bɛhigu shee. It is not good to squat in the bush or pass fæces carelessly around our living space. [DB-Hygiene.009]
• Di simdi ni yi bo kulagaa niŋ yi nɛma ni, ka yi yi ti yi kpaŋa ni yi ti damdi yɔɣuni, ka yi zaŋ li gbi bɔɣili pi yi bindi maa. 'As part of your equipment you are to have a trowel, and when you squat outside, you are to scrape a hole with it and then turn and cover your excrement'. [DEU 23:13]
• (bɛ daa) kɔhiri bɛ ni daa booni binshɛli ŋmani bindi la ... anzinfa laɣibaligu diba anu (they) were selling something they called 'pigeon droppings' ... for 5 silver coins. [2KI 6:25]
• nye1 bindi ‘to defecate’
• Tiŋbia bi nyɛri bindi niŋdi kɔbiliga ni. The native of a place does not shit in his own drinking well. [Prov. 2621]
• Baa nye bindi niŋ daaŋa ni. A dog has shit in the fireplace. [Prov. 348]
• Nira ku zaŋ naɣ’ bindi n-labi nahu. Don't send coals to Newcastle. [Prov. 1783]
• Bɛ ni tooi lahi nyaɣim bina ŋɔ ka zaŋ siɣi ti kɔnyurima ni ka di ti ti dɔriti. They (animals) can get befouled with fæces and go into our drinking water (sources) and it gives us diseases. [DB-Hygiene.015]
• Bɛ dulim, nintori, bindi bee tiri pala din ni tooi che ka HIV doro looi so. Their urine, spittle, fæces or vomit can't pass HIV on to anyone. [DB AIDS 11.007]
• Nin’ pipililana ʒiɛrila bim’ bina. A person who finds it hard to choose struggles for animal droppings. [Prov. 1696]