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mpási, pl. bampasi (class 9/10 (2) : - / - (ba-) : plural invariable from context (or informal/modern ba-))sonorous consonant
pási

(to be) ill, unwell, suffering, pain
pity

15 examples (bandakisa zómi na mítáno) ...

Salisa ngai, nazoyoka libumu mpasi.: Help me, I have stomach pain.
lino mpasi elingi koboma ngai.: The toothache wants to kill me.
Apesaki ngai mpasi na motema.: She gave me pain in my heart.
pondu na yo ezangi mungwa. pasi ya solo.: your pondu lacks / misses salt. really a pity.
bayebaka moninga malamu na tango ya pasi.: One knows a good friend in bad times.
nazoyoka mutu pasi: I have a head ache
atie ngai pili-pili na liso. ezosala pasi.: She put pepper in my eye. It hurts.
soki loboko eyebaka pasi oyo lutu emonaka na tango ya kobalusa biloko: If the hand knew how the spoon suffers when stirring the food...
kozanga baboti ezali pasi mingi: Not having parents is very difficult.
nazoyoka lino pasi ebongi nakende epayi ya munganga: I feel tooth pain. I have to go to the doctor.
mobeko oyo ezali pasi mingi pona kotosa: That law is very hard to respect.
mpasi ya moto: migraine, headache
koniata ngai te nazoyoka pasi.: Don't trample me, it hurts !
Nalembi koliya bazoka oyo po epesi nga mbanga pasi: I'm tired of eating this chewing gum, cause it makes my jaw hurt.
Limbisa ngai, oyo ekosala mwa pasi.: excuse me, this will hurt a bit.

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