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We are thankful/grateful (response to greeting) Half Right? Born to be favored/pampered (female praise name) The crown supplants (personal male name) The crown comes home (personal male name) Farmer Anniversary/celebration Load bearer/porter (for buyers and sellers in the market). Explanation Butcher/meat seller Bag seller Pepper seller Yesterday School bag Bag/ Sack/pocket Patience/calmness Explanation/story Poet Cloth/Outfit Translator Color Sell together/combined sales Whenever Even though The worth of wealth (personal name) Maybe Till/to become Pricing Language How much? Vegetable (green) seller Yam flour Palm oil Profit Sales/Discount Which one? Jute leaves This Sale/Discount Hand Chain/ Bracelet Dried fish Anybody/no body Meat/beef Beans/black eyed peas Poem Show off with the crown (personal female name) To use To put a price on an item/increase price Use wealth to make a crown (personal female name) White Cassava flour A lot Try Gold Long/to climb Bottle Each (thing) Pile/stack of pepper Library Bookstore Pile/stack of hot pepper (habenero) Pile/stack of bell peppers Pile/stack of tomatoes Post Office Bargaining/buyers and sellers Rice Stall/store Yam Dictionary Book of poems A little/enough Seller (woman) Yam Flour vendor/seller (woman) Wife Price/price tag/amount Salt last price/as low as can go (used during bargaining) Let’s More than Next Dress Before I To refuse/to reject There’s not Even/Infact Type of cassava flour Soon/not too long To stick Letter Cheap/plentiful At the market Today True/It is true In pack/selection of six In pack/selection of seven In pack/selection of eight In pack/selection of ten Get dressed Bargain Nigerian currency Here Therefore Do you ? Something Ought to Modern/contemporary times Stew/Soup ingredients Thing Seller/market person God has consoled me/stop my tears (personal female name) Customer/buyer Made of silver Made of Gold Price tag Stamp Plastic bag Different/various Post office worker/Mail Man Employee/worker I’m born perfectly by royalty (personal female name) King Pepper stew (spicy) Year/festival/celebration or holiday Year or season of joy (personal name) Market/ goods Dawn/morning Bargaining A popular Market in Ibadan, Nigeria Wealth has come together/mixed (personal name) Worth one hundred Seller Chief The child worthy of pampering (personal female name). The child fits me (personal name) Many Food To decide/decide Red To send something/to send a message Hot pepper (habanero) To cook To pay To pay (money) But To explain/explain Fitting/perfect (size or measure)/appropriate Shop Theirs Green/Red Bell pepper My situation is worthy of thanksgiving (personal name) Made in Ibadan/From Ibadan (a city in southern Nigeria) Made in Ijebu/From Ijebu (a town in western Nigeria) To be thin/thin/narrow Act of selling Tomatoes Further move forward (personal name) To search Which University |
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