don't!

• Di chaŋ. Don't go! (don't even think of going).
• Di chani! Don't be going! (give up your habit of going, or stop your present attempt to go).
• di bɔhiya biɛ
• Naa Hɛrɔd ni daa wum lala maa di daa muɣis’ o When King Herod heard this, it troubled him.
• Di nyɛla binshɛɣu din viɛla It is something which is good.
• O ni daa na kul tɛhiri di yɛla maa While he was still thinking about it.
• hali di nu-kurigu pali gba even a handful of it (bath-water).
• pɔhim yi ti ʒe li

to eat, consume (general)

• Di chaŋ. Don't go! (don't even think of going).
• Di chani! Don't be going! (give up your habit of going, or stop your present attempt to go).
• di bɔhiya biɛ
• Naa Hɛrɔd ni daa wum lala maa di daa muɣis’ o When King Herod heard this, it troubled him.
• Di nyɛla binshɛɣu din viɛla It is something which is good.
• O ni daa na kul tɛhiri di yɛla maa While he was still thinking about it.
• hali di nu-kurigu pali gba even a handful of it (bath-water).
• pɔhim yi ti ʒe li

it, them [third person pronoun, inanimate, singular or plural, neutral, subject/possessive]

• Di chaŋ. Don't go! (don't even think of going).
• Di chani! Don't be going! (give up your habit of going, or stop your present attempt to go).
• di bɔhiya biɛ
• Naa Hɛrɔd ni daa wum lala maa di daa muɣis’ o When King Herod heard this, it troubled him.
• Di nyɛla binshɛɣu din viɛla It is something which is good.
• O ni daa na kul tɛhiri di yɛla maa While he was still thinking about it.
• hali di nu-kurigu pali gba even a handful of it (bath-water).
• pɔhim yi ti ʒe li

auxiliary particle to verbs indicating past time in the same day

to eat (staple foods),eat staple foods (not liquid or chewy things)

if [marker for condition or hypothetical]

to be consumed

to be sharp (as of tools)

to win, score (in game), beat (opponent)

to enjoy, celebrate (festival)

to marry (man vs woman)

burn something up (fire does)