possession, stuff

• bɛ naa ŋun be bɛ sani ni kahi o nɛma buɣi o bɔɣusapiŋ zuɣu the king that they have will pack up his belongings and carry them on his shoulder.
• bɛ ni daa pun zaŋ neen’ shɛŋa maa na daa nyɛla din ni tooi zaŋ tum tuma maa zaa the stuff they had already brought was enough to use for all the work.
• Di yi niŋ ka yi ni yino ti pooi kpi, ŋun’ la ni tooi nya o tarili ni nyɛ shɛli ŋun kani maa nɛma ni If one of you should happen to die, the other can have their share of the property of the one who has died.
• Di ni tooi nyɛla laɣ’ piɛliga bee nɛma. It can be cowris or goods.

tool/s, equipment, gear, stuff

• N ku tooi zaŋ nɛma ŋɔ niŋ mmaŋ’ chaŋ; dama m bi mil’ li I can't go with this equipment, I'm not used to it.
• Saa libigili ni saɣim nɛma. An unexpected rain will spoil things.
• bɛn bɔri bɛ nɛma kɔhibu people who want to sell their wares.

piece of luggage

clothes, clothing

• ŋun yɛn yi daɣiri ni maa paɣ’ o nɛma, ka pini o zabiri zaa the one who is to be purified should wash his clothes and shave all the hair of his head.
• Fara yi yɛn gbaag’ a, a nɛma n-chɛhira. If you become poor, your things become tattered.
• Di saha ka Kachaɣu daa chaŋ nti ʒini Gbewaa gbandi maa zuɣu ka va nam nɛma n-niŋ omaŋa. Then Kachagu went and sat on Gbewaa's skins and got the royal robes and put them on.