often corresponds to singular -lana but sometimes only the plural is natural people of

• fɔnnima ... tiŋkpannima townspeople ... village people.
• o nyaandoliba daa tahiri bihinim’ maa zuɣu his disciples rebuked the people with the children.
• A dundɔŋni nima yi bi zaŋ a yi, so ku tooi baŋ. If people from within your house never take you out, no one can get to know your secrets.
• tiŋgbɔŋ ŋɔ ni nim' the people in this area.
• Ka zaa n-kuni Kumbuŋ nti ŋmani Kumbuŋnima. Not all people staying in Kumbungu will look like Kumbungu people.
• Mbusim be yinim’ Kɔrazinnim’ mini Bɛtisaidanim’ zuɣu Woe to you people of Chorazin and Bethsaida ... !
• n daa je suli niŋ bɛ ʒiɛmani maa nima I was angry with the people of their generation.
• ʒiɛman’ shɛŋa din kanna nim’ zaa all the people of generations to come.
• Alaafee yili nima Health-workers.
• Zom’ n-daa yɛli ni di ni wum nina nima. The blind person has said that those with eyes will get tired of seeing.
• Yawɛ ni ti yɛn yaai yili shɛlinim’ mi puuni The Lord will pick out from the people of one of the houses.
• saa miri tin’ shɛlinima it rains on the people of some villages.
• Bɛ daa ʒini pahila nimaani nim’ zuɣu. They stayed with the local inhabitants.