“Ka naha wen.”
It’s your turn to act.
“Wanye u tsough tso tsough ye tsa iviha.”
One is mightily rewarded by acting fast.
“De de ka cigh.”
Obeying calls to avoid unwanted behaviour is healthful.
“Kende ave sha.”
To surrender.
“Tuur or ke(n) ityô.”
To persuade someone to act where they would otherwise not do.
“Doo iyol ga.”
Not feeling well.
“Vihi iyol.”
General state of unwellness or inability to accomplish.
“U za kasua ga tsô u fe we a yara?”
Equivalent meaning: How would you understand if you have not learned?
“Tume toho a kwagh.”
To engage in pointless pursuit or reasoning.
“Tôndo itiough na Udam.”
To rage with anger.
“Zer gbem hemba ikpagher.”
Persistence pays (i.e., is better than a good luck charm).
“Ican woo or ga.”
You can manage poverty or lack of money or things.