leg (person, animal, or furniture)

• Malimiya salima bansi anahi n-zaŋ niŋ di naba anahi ni Make four gold rings and put them on its (Ark) four legs/feet.

foot

• A yɛligu nyɛla n naba firila mini n soli neesim. Your word is the lamp of my feet and the light of my path.
• Chɛliya ka bɛ niŋ kom biɛla tin ya na ka yi paɣi yi naba Let them bring a little water so you can wash your feet.
• bɛ naba puuni be kaman naɣibila napɔŋ puuni la the soles of their feet were like the sole of a calf's foot.

foot-print, track(s), tyre-marks

• A yi ŋme shɛɣu ni gbuɣunli a min' a niriba (a dɔɣim) n-kariti o naba. If you shoot a lion in the rainy season, it's you and your relatives who track it down.
• Leeban kari Yaakubu naba Laban Pursues After Jacob.
• (bɛ) yi tinsi ni n-chaŋ bɛ naba zuɣu kar’ o naba '(they) came after him on foot from the towns'.
• Bɛ daa kul dolila zuliya shɛb’ bɛn gili ba naba. 'They followed the example of the nations around them'.
• yi chanila yi naba zuɣu ti ŋɔŋ kom na ti yɔɣi li kaman ʒiɛvari puu la you went on foot to draw water to water it like a vegetable garden.
• salo daa wum o chandi maa damli, ka yi tinsi ni n-chaŋ bɛ naba zuɣu kar’ o naba people heard a rumour of his going (there) and went from the villages and followed him on foot.
• di daa mali ti kpa di naba dali yaha 'a week later'.
• bia maa dɔɣim dali naba daa ti tuui 'When the baby was a week old'.
• O bia maa daa kpi la Atanidali zuŋɔ n-nyɛ di naba. His child died last Monday, today is its full cycle.

times (with numeral)

• Bɛ ni daa ti lan labi pahi naba ayi When they went back again a second time.

shrub [sp.] used as an herb to bathe thin children

increase