an egg

• (ŋun’ bia n-lee ni) suh’ o galli, ka o gbaai nɔŋa ti o? (whose child would) ask him for an egg and he would give him a scorpion?
• Bɛ bi ʒiri gala n-chani sariginli ni. People don’t carry eggs when they walk in a slippery place.
• kaman nir’ ni vari gala shɛm la like how a person gathers up eggs.
• Adua, tuya, salaŋtuya, sima, gala, nimdi, zahim ni bihim Pigeon-peas, beans, soybeans, groundnuts, eggs, meat, fish and milk.
• Kudeekudee nye gala ka galagala nɔ n-ŋma. The “not-accepting person” lays eggs and the “obstinately-bad-person” steps on them and breaks them.
• Nooŋa ŋun je wɔɣibu nyɛrila o gala soli puuni. A bird that doesn’t want to hatch its eggs lays them in the middle of the road.
• Tintiringa nye gala m-pali koligu bintitɔɣu ku tooi fa n-ŋuni. The tiny tintiringa bird lays a bag full of eggs and a big bird cannot steal and brood them.