face

• Ka bɛn daa ʒi nimaani maa zaa mirigi bɛ nina kpa o, ka nya o ninni ka di ŋmanila malaika ninni. All those sitting there fixed their eyes on Stephen and saw that his face looked like the face of an angel.
• o daa zaŋla o binyɛrigu pɔb’ o nina he wrapped his garment round his face.
• Luɣ’shɛŋa bɛ ni chihiri chiha n-nyɛ: tapaɣisi, ninni, gbɛɣu zuɣu nti pahi kɔb’tuɣa shee. The places where they cut tribal-marks are: on the cheeks, face, forehead and also on the joints.
• Biɛɣu ni daa neeg’ asiba ka dam maa yi o ninni 'In the morning, when the wine had worn off'.