akor
verb [ transitive verb ]
ko-o
1
to cultivate (soil)
2
to dig (in general)
3
to farm. to plough raw soil. ailobo: to level out
4
to equalize the soil or plough the second time. aiwe: to sow (seeds). aikurukur: to rake under the seed or cover the seed with earth by driving a herd of cattle through the sown field. aisak: to harvest grain (such as millet, sorghum, rice)
• ekoriei ngesi akemisiri
she/he cultivates her/his garden
• aibok acok
to make little heaps for planting sweet potatoes
• aicap eduan
to weed
• aikut emaido
to harvest groundnuts - to dig up groundnuts
• aikur acok
to dig out sweet potatoes
• ailem epaaba
to pick cotton
• aipac emaido
to unhusk the groundnuts; to shell
See also:
aidat: to turn the soil roughly
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