All of these words refer to problems with your foot that usually affect the big toe.
Kakto is just any problem with your toe that causes you to lift it up when walking. It's the most general term since a simple wound or any of the other conditions can cause a kakto.
Tobo is a specific type of swelling of the toe.
Jiga is a type of flea that embeds its eggs in the toe.
Grɔnij is caused by hookworm entering the foot. It sometimes used to refer to a cut under the toe.
Also 'tobo' is a deep ulcer on the sole of the foot.
I'm not sure about your definition of grɔnij. I think it refers to a fungal infection which happens when people's feet are moist for long periods: playing in mud or puddles, jogging or playing football where the feet sweat a lot, even wearing rubber sandals/flipflops for a long tune. In English they call it 'athlete's foot'.
Nɔ. Na misɛf cam ɔp wit dɛm.
Waw! Raymond, na di frezbuk get dem definishon den ya?