to fall down, (of birds, aircraft) to land, come down

• N nin lu chinchini maa zuɣu. I will fall onto the cloth.
• A yi tuui lu, nyin' yulimila a ni tuui shee (shɛli), di yuuni a ni lu shee (shɛli). If you stumble and fall down, look at the place you have stumbled and not at the place you have fallen down.
• tiŋ’ maa nim’ daa lihir’ o ka tɛhiri ni o nuu maa ni mɔri bee ni o ni yiɣi lu n-kpi the people of the country were watching him and thinking that his hand would swell up or he would suddenly fall down dead.
• O naŋgbani /noli na bi lu tiŋa No sooner had he finished talking ...
• Ka bimbir'shɛŋa kpahi lu ... And some seeds fell out on ...
• Wari yi gbaar’ o bee ka o yi luri akpaɣira. If she has fever or ague.
• Naawuni, a zaɣisi ti ka lu ti zuɣu O God, you have rejected us. You suddenly turned on us in your anger.
• Yawɛ, yiɣisima n-lu bɛ zuɣu nyaŋ ba. O Lord, arise! Attack them and defeat them!
• ŋuna n-daa zaŋ kpani lu ninvuɣ’ kɔbisita zuɣu n-ku ba he attacked 300 men with a spear and killed them.
• Dauda suhu daa ti lu yiŋ’ ni David grew homesick.
• di ti lu bɛ suhuri ni, ka bɛ niŋ tuuba if they have a change of heart and repent.

to be judged guilty, lose law case, conflict

• Izraɛlnim’ maa daa tuhi lu di saha maa, ka Judanim’ di nasara the Israel people lost the battle at that time, and the Judah people won.

to be settled (as a matter in court)

to bear fruit (creeping plants)

to set (sun does)

• Wuntaŋ’ ni daa ti lura Vuhim Dabisili dazɔhigu dali As the sun was about to go down on the Eve of the Sabbath.
• Wuntaŋ’ puhibu saha zaŋ hal ti paai o lubu saha From sunrise right up until sunset.

to occur, fall on

• Di daa ti lu Vuhim Dabisili dali It happened on a Sabbath Day.
• Ka di daa ti lu Naa Hɛrɔd dɔɣim dabisili And it fell out that on Herod's birthday.
• sanzali ni daa zani yuma ata ni chira ayɔbu ka kum lu luɣili kam there was a drought for three years and six months and there was famine everywhere.
• tɔbu lu tiŋgbɔŋ ni war

be right, correct, succeed