Iala

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   • Homme
   • Mâle
   • Mari
   Exemples

   • 💬iala riami
   riiala

Entrées associées

• Akajina— Wives of a common man; co-wives.
• Mukajina— Rival wife; co-wife. Rival for the same man.
• Múlume— (I) Male. Masculine; virile.
• Tâta— Father.
• Muâna— Son; daughter
• Katata— Paternal | Paternal.
• Akaji— Wives; women, lovers (in relation to the men they live with)
• Papai— Father; daddy.
• Múkaji— Woman; wife.
• Ueri— Brother-in-law; sister-in-law.

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   • Griffes
   • Ongles
   • Marques ou traces d'ongles.
   Exemples

   • 💬iâla ia'ngo

• Kikalu— Scratch; slight tear in the skin. | Excoriation; nail scratc
• Kakiala— Small nail or claw | Dim. of kiála.
• Kisunyate— Part of the fingertip where the nail becomes ingrown and adh
• Kinjônjo— Pinch; scratch with the nails.
• Kubalata— To scratch (without wounding). | To claw | To pull (hair/fur
• Muinya— Thorn . Pimple (on the skin); skewer.
• Kungánga— To bite; to sting | To take a bite of.
• Kitote— Burn. | Welt; blotch. | Brand; mark; stain | Sin; stigma; fa
• Lúbolo— Binding; crease | The groove that a bandage makes in the fle
• Mákanda— Sole of the feet; palm of the hands.