to knock, nail, drive a peg

• N ni zaŋ o kpa luɣ’ viɛlli shee viɛnyɛliŋga kaman kpaa la I will drive him firmly into a good place like a peg.
• miriya ka yi vuɣi yi kpee tiŋgbani tariga kpaa din nyɛ kurimbuni ha niriba ni daa kpa shɛli mind you don't pull up the boundary-peg of your neighbour's land which the people of old have pegged.
• Kpaa n-kpa ka bua lo. 'He's leg-shackled (married).'.
• Bɛ daa kpala tanti They put up a tent.
• O daa kparla Naya polo. He was facing/heading towards Y
• [Binshɛɣukam zaa din sabi ... la daa kpami ni di zaa ha niŋ pali, Everything that was written ... had to be fulfilled.]
• [Di bi kpan ya ni yi baŋ, It is not necessary for you to know.]
• [di bi lan kpa ni sara maligu din ni kpihim alahichi mali yaha, 'an offering to take away sins is no longer needed'.]
• [di daa kpala tal]

to fasten, wear an earring

• Ishimail zuliya bɛn daa kpari salima tibikpara Ishmael's tribe who wore gold earrings.

to turn/go in the same direction/towards

to look directly upon, face towards

to meet, incur, bring on oneself

to be necessary