pito (pito - local home-brewed ale, beer made from millet/guineacorn)

• o daa chɛ ka bɛ duɣi dam he had them brew beer.
• Bɛ kɔɣila dam. They are brewing pito.
• Chɛriga din dam kurchu bim dini ka bɛ zaŋ dam naɣ’ bim. The ladle that is used to stir pig’s broth is the same one that is used to stir cow’s broth.
• tiŋgbani daa dam ka tampima bɔɣi the earth quaked and the rocks split.
• Tiŋ maa zaa dam. There was an earthquake.
• Nira ŋun ni ŋɔŋ kom pali siŋa ka lahi zaŋ bindibiga n-timdi di ni

to stir, shake

• o daa chɛ ka bɛ duɣi dam he had them brew beer.
• Bɛ kɔɣila dam. They are brewing pito.
• Chɛriga din dam kurchu bim dini ka bɛ zaŋ dam naɣ’ bim. The ladle that is used to stir pig’s broth is the same one that is used to stir cow’s broth.
• tiŋgbani daa dam ka tampima bɔɣi the earth quaked and the rocks split.
• Tiŋ maa zaa dam. There was an earthquake.
• Nira ŋun ni ŋɔŋ kom pali siŋa ka lahi zaŋ bindibiga n-timdi di ni

to excite, agitate, harass, sprain

• Nobili' piɛliga nyu dam kuli ku mo wubiga. Even if a white chick is drunk, it will still not challenge a hawk.
• Biɛɣu ni daa neeg’ asiba ka dam maa yi o ninni 'In the morning, when the wine had worn off'.