amiyeame1nperson or man, generally singular, but used as a collective noun as well (i.e. people, persons).Sena amiye yokoi ini ura bi tuma dona moigo.Before one person wanted to get a wild pig.Amiye yokoi ini roka bi Tau Yagabo ameyo.There was a man named Tau Yagabo.unspec. var.ame22PersonAmiye di midaunspec. comp. formSon of manYe Amiye di mida ka bi Sabati meda di ini Varika amiye.So the Son of man is also the Lord of the Sabbath day.amiye idanaunspec. comp. formstranger, unknown person.Amiye idana idu yavari moi dui reyo.He was a stranger but he brought/welcomed him into the house.amiye tau gadeunspec. comp. formcrowd; multitude, mass, horde, throng of people.Amiye tau gade ago na rofu nigedi.A mass of people will speak to me.amiye toraunspec. comp. formadult; elder, older person/man.Amiye tora di ago neide.Listen to the elder's words.amiye utariunspec. comp. form1proin a crowdSenagi bi amiye utari ameyaka.Before I was in a crowd.2generic pronoun; (any/some)oneAmiye yaku mina bi anua regedi, idu Sei rofu tau noibanu rena bi aita iniye.No one (lit. 'ones') can do this, but for God everything is very easy (lit. 'lightweight).