Ntcham

Ntcham kana Basari mutauro weAfrica unowanikwa kuTogo.

Mazwi Anotodza Bantu

Ntcham vanoti bùtī; bùrī (v.intr. multiply by reproduction; to become many by reproduction) kuwanda nekuberekana. 
Ntcham inoti baka (to fence) kureva kuvaka fenzi.
Ntcham inoti ) kureva . Mamwe mazwi:  ().

Ntcham inoti ) kureva . Mamwe mazwi:  ().

Mamwe Mashoko

Ntcham vanoti cinciŋka (n. skewer). 
Ntcham vanoti cítí (v. commence, start) kureva kuvamba. 
Ntcham vanoti dáaĺ, dátí (v. pull, stretch; to lengthen, pull out, stretch one's body pull, stretch).
Ntcham vanoti dikɔ̀ndi (n. war, combat; fight, war war, combat) kureva hondo.
Ntcham inoti nyaab (v. seek) kureva kutsvaga. 
Ntcham inoti baka (to importune, bother, be a burden for somebody). 
Ntcham inoti bakal (v. winnow chaff by shaking a container of seeds to bring lighter chaff or husks to the top) kureva kupepeta. 
Ntcham inoti bomm (ideo. cover a large surface). 
Ntcham inoti com (to be pointed) kureva kutesva. 
Ntcham inoti ceen (v. cool, dilute (by pouring a liquid in another liquid)). 
Ntcham inoti ajin (n. eggs) kureva mazai. 
Ntcham inoti dafi (to be resistent, strong, tough).
Ntcham inoti daka (to take a sip of, taste only).
Ntcham inoti bulili (be small, narrow (opening as of a pipe).
Ntcham inoti baba (only, alone) kureva basi.
Ntcham inoti dátì (v. be faraway; to be far be) kureva kuva kure.

Nhamba

Ntcham inoti (adj. ) kureva posi. Mamwe mazwi: bili (adj. two) kureva piri
Ntcham inoti (adj. three) kureva nhatu. Mamwe mazwi: binaa (adj. four) kureva ina.
Ntcham inoti (adj. five) kureva shanu. Mamwe mazwi: biluu (adj. six) kureva tanhatu.
Ntcham inoti biluli (adj. seven) kureva nomwe. Mamwe mazwi: binii (adj. eight) kureva sere.
Ntcham inoti biwa (adj. nine) kureva pfumbamwe. Mamwe mazwi:  (adj. ten) kureva gumi.

Duramazwi remutauro uyu rinowanikwa paWebonary.org.
https://www.sil.org/system/files/reapdata/83/37/60/8337608378284236057285619026340004767/Prominence_in_Ncam_Bassar.pdf

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