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kum

1

Noun

Audio

death

  • di daa chÉ› ka o nya suhukpaÅ‹sibo o ma kum la nyaaÅ‹a it let him get comfort after the death of his mother.
  • simdi yipa kpe ti mini Naawuni sunsuuni o Bia la kum zuÉ£u we are now reconciled to God by the death of his Son.
  • Iso ni daa wum o ba ni yÉ›l’ o shÉ›m maa, ka o kum suhusaÉ£iÅ‹gu kumsi pam When Esau heard what his father told him, he wept many bitter tears.
  • NimbiÉ›ralana kumdi woligu ka nyaribara kumdi wari. One man's meat is another man's poison.
  • bÉ› pakoya ku kum bÉ› kuya their widows won't mourn over them.
  • (bÉ›) na kul kumdi Naawuni fukumsi zaligu dolibu zuÉ£u (they) are still 'staunch upholders of the law'.
  • m bi bÉ”ri ni bÉ› kuli ni kum I don't want them to go away hungry. [MAT 15:32]
  • Bia ma bihim ... taÉ£iri bia maa kum mini kÉ”nyuri zaa The child's mother's milk protects the child from both hunger and thirst. [Bihili MǤdzisibu 2.007]
  • kum mali shÉ›ba ka shÉ›b’ mi nyu m-buÉ£i some people go hungry while others get drunk. [1CO 11:21]
  • di dabisa maa daa ti gari ka kum wum o when those (40) days had passed, he was afflicted by hunger. [LUK 4:2]
  • Mali tahima gbe kum ka bÉ›n’ daÅ‹ wolima pulaa lo. Those who (merely) hope for something have gone to bed hungry and those who are first to produce something are satisfied. [Prov. 1459]

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Verb

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to cry, weep, mourn

  • di daa chÉ› ka o nya suhukpaÅ‹sibo o ma kum la nyaaÅ‹a it let him get comfort after the death of his mother.
  • simdi yipa kpe ti mini Naawuni sunsuuni o Bia la kum zuÉ£u we are now reconciled to God by the death of his Son.
  • Iso ni daa wum o ba ni yÉ›l’ o shÉ›m maa, ka o kum suhusaÉ£iÅ‹gu kumsi pam When Esau heard what his father told him, he wept many bitter tears.
  • NimbiÉ›ralana kumdi woligu ka nyaribara kumdi wari. One man's meat is another man's poison.
  • bÉ› pakoya ku kum bÉ› kuya their widows won't mourn over them.
  • (bÉ›) na kul kumdi Naawuni fukumsi zaligu dolibu zuÉ£u (they) are still 'staunch upholders of the law'.
  • m bi bÉ”ri ni bÉ› kuli ni kum I don't want them to go away hungry. [MAT 15:32]
  • Bia ma bihim ... taÉ£iri bia maa kum mini kÉ”nyuri zaa The child's mother's milk protects the child from both hunger and thirst. [Bihili MǤdzisibu 2.007]
  • kum mali shÉ›ba ka shÉ›b’ mi nyu m-buÉ£i some people go hungry while others get drunk. [1CO 11:21]
  • di dabisa maa daa ti gari ka kum wum o when those (40) days had passed, he was afflicted by hunger. [LUK 4:2]
  • Mali tahima gbe kum ka bÉ›n’ daÅ‹ wolima pulaa lo. Those who (merely) hope for something have gone to bed hungry and those who are first to produce something are satisfied. [Prov. 1459]

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Noun

Audio

dead body

  • Di kumdi pam. It is making a lot of noise.
  • yi yi ti wum ka bÉ› piÉ›biri piÉ›la’ yila kikahi maa ka di kumdi yuui when you hear them blowing a long blast on the rams' horn trumpets.
  • kahiÅ‹kÉ”ri ti kumdi di dunÉ”bihi zuÉ£u crows squawk in its doorways.
  • ka nolɔɣu dii kum a cock suddenly crowed.
  • Ka di chaÅ‹ wula ka n wumdi piÉ›ri kumsi mini niÉ£i Å‹umbu? So how is it that I hear sheep bleating and cows lowing?

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Verb

Audio

to make a noise, thunder (cry of birds, sheep, goat, calf, cow, ox, donkey, frog)

  • Di kumdi pam. It is making a lot of noise.
  • yi yi ti wum ka bÉ› piÉ›biri piÉ›la’ yila kikahi maa ka di kumdi yuui when you hear them blowing a long blast on the rams' horn trumpets.
  • kahiÅ‹kÉ”ri ti kumdi di dunÉ”bihi zuÉ£u crows squawk in its doorways.
  • ka nolɔɣu dii kum a cock suddenly crowed.
  • Ka di chaÅ‹ wula ka n wumdi piÉ›ri kumsi mini niÉ£i Å‹umbu? So how is it that I hear sheep bleating and cows lowing?

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Noun

Audio

hunger

    3

    Verb

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    to gurgle (state of yeast in pito), produce yeast, produce sticky substance (of plants and sore) (sap, resin, pus)

      4

      Noun

      Audio

      famine

        4

        Verb

        Audio

        to ring (phone does)

          5

          Noun

          Audio

          dry