sálé
Meanings
to come, run, come suddenly upon
Dialect & variants
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Same spelling, different tones
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- tàto kick; burn; shoot at; sting; tap; spill; shed; shine upon; to open a boil; to produce; to sound aloud (as a cry); to wander from one place to another; to sell; expose for sale; impose a fine
- alèa concubine; leprosy; a talisman put on goods exposed for sale, fruitful trees, etc., to prevent them from being tampered with. it is believed that the talisman will cause misfortune to befall anyone who steals goods thus marked
- atèa beaver, black hat; any broad brimmed hat; birdlime; glue; fan; exposure of goods for sale; money-tray
- ajanmeat cut into small pieces for sale
- pàtẹto spread, expose (as goods for sale)
- rọjutame; mild; soft; cheap (as an article for sale); to persevere; be patient; endure; endeavour; placid
- apánathe act of stretching; pins on which spun cotton is wound for sale; title of one who calls an assembly
- apàtàmeat offered for sale
- asètàfood cooked for sale; the keeper of a restaurant
- dakùnto prepare spun cotton for sale by folding it into skeins
- ayọ́taa thing privately done, said; private sale, auction; selling in small quantities; retailing