mirror

• ninvuɣ’ so ŋun lihi diɣi ni n-nya o ninni someone who looks in a mirror and sees his face.
• Zom’ yi ti da diɣi, ninbihilana n-lihiri li. If a blind person buys a mirror, it is the person with eyes who looks into it.
• o daa zaŋ paɣ’ shɛb’ bɛn daa tumdi tuma Yawɛ min’ o niriba laɣiŋgu suɣili dunol’ ni la daanya diɣisi mali tahili he used the bronze mirrors of the women who worked at the entrance to the tent of meeting to make the washbasin.
• pumpɔŋɔ ti nyari binyara mi kaman diɣ’ liti ni 'for now we see in a glass darkly'.

glass

• Ka n daa nya binshɛɣu din ŋmani teeku, ka ŋmani diɣi din mini buɣim gari taba. And I saw what looked like a sea of glass mixed with fire.
• din nyɛ alali n-doya n-ne kaman takɔriti diɣisi la which was clear as window-glasses.
• Nir’ ku tooi zaŋ salima mini diɣi buɣisi li 'Neither gold nor crystal can compare with it'.

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