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nkisuyatan-kɪ́sʊ́jataa-isui1roasting a goat without butchering, with skin and inner organs2the walking with shouting that the warriors do when going to the dancing point3the hopping movement with shouting that warriors do during dancing
nkitachetofr. var. ofnkitachoto
nkitachotoa-itachefr. var.nkitacheto1firmness, steadfastnessMeata nkitachoto.He doesn't stand firm, he temporises, he is a turncoat, he trims his sails to the wind2standing3good-looking body, not too slim, not fat
nkitampaan-kítámpá̩á̩Sw.a small piece of clothnkitampaa e lpapit, nkitampaa e nkueheadscarfnkitampaa e lchamahandkerchiefnkitampaa e ldirinchacurtains
nkitapaachunotin-kítápá̩á̩cúnotipl.nkitapaachunotn-kitapa̩a̩chunóta woman who is married by a widow and bears children for the dead man, because the widow is barrenThe widow assignes a man who will give children to the woman, but the man and the woman are not married to each other. The man is blessed for this task and the widow has paid dowry for the other woman. This is rarely practiced today.
nkitelaleopardsynlowuoru keri
nkitengn-kɪ́tɛ́ŋpl.nkichun-kícúnom. sg.n-kɪ́tɛŋnom. pl.n-kícu1cownkiteng tomea very large cow2an affectionate word that a father can use when calling his daughter3a win in the bao gamecfmparakuoni
nkiteng naiborthe white cattle moiety
nkiteng narokthe black cattle moiety
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