who?

• Ŋuni n-lee bala? Who is that?
• Ka ŋuni n-lee tum tuuni ŋɔ? So who can have done this?
• A yi nya a sim-kuro ka ŋuni a ni ŋuni a sim-palo gba. If you see your old friend and hide, you will also hide from your new friend.
• o di zo nti ŋunila gunyɔɣu ni he ran away to hide in a hollow kapok tree.
• guui•nti•sǤdzi cham’ ... nti ŋuni kuɣa din duhiya la lɔŋni go ... and hide under the stone-pile.
• Dabisili ti paai wɔbigu ka o ŋuni tutuɣu ni. A day will come when an elephant hides under a shrub.

to hide

• Ŋuni n-lee bala? Who is that?
• Ka ŋuni n-lee tum tuuni ŋɔ? So who can have done this?
• A yi nya a sim-kuro ka ŋuni a ni ŋuni a sim-palo gba. If you see your old friend and hide, you will also hide from your new friend.
• o di zo nti ŋunila gunyɔɣu ni he ran away to hide in a hollow kapok tree.
• guui•nti•sǤdzi cham’ ... nti ŋuni kuɣa din duhiya la lɔŋni go ... and hide under the stone-pile.
• Dabisili ti paai wɔbigu ka o ŋuni tutuɣu ni. A day will come when an elephant hides under a shrub.

he/she who ... [third person pronoun, animate, singular, relative]

• Ŋuni n-lee bala? Who is that?
• Ka ŋuni n-lee tum tuuni ŋɔ? So who can have done this?
• A yi nya a sim-kuro ka ŋuni a ni ŋuni a sim-palo gba. If you see your old friend and hide, you will also hide from your new friend.
• o di zo nti ŋunila gunyɔɣu ni he ran away to hide in a hollow kapok tree.
• guui•nti•sǤdzi cham’ ... nti ŋuni kuɣa din duhiya la lɔŋni go ... and hide under the stone-pile.
• Dabisili ti paai wɔbigu ka o ŋuni tutuɣu ni. A day will come when an elephant hides under a shrub.

to sit on eggs (as bird)

• noon’ so ŋun ŋuni o ni bi nyɛ gal’ shɛŋa zuɣu n-wɔɣi li a bird that broods eggs it hasn't laid and hatches them.
• Tintiringa nye o galli, zuŋguluŋ mi ku deei ŋuni. The tiny tintiringa bird lays its egg and a big bird will not collect it and brood it.

to stoop down

• KO n-sɔɣi ŋuniya mal’ li (piɛma)/ tɔri ninvuɣ’ so ŋun ka taali; They shoot them (arrows) from ambush at the innocent man;
• kaman yi ni yɛn niŋ dikili ŋmaŋ bee kikara din kab’ ŋuniya m-bɔri ni di lu shɛm la as you would do to a cracked wall or partitions that break and lean(?), wanting to fall.