dà-bóy

end of, finish of, last of

Grammatical note:

'kɨ́ dà-bóy' 'the last'

dà-bóy ɓēe
limit of village
Exemple:
Kāgɨ̄ mángò ń ī-ɗà ōo nṵ́ṵ nò ɗà dà-bóy ɓēe tɨ́.
That mango tree you're looking at over there stands at the limit of the village.
dà-bóy tɨ́
in the end, after everything else
Exemple:
dà-bóy tɨ́ dùbɨ̄-n̄ bùĺ.
At the end they planted cotton.
dà-bóy ndīi
last rain of the season
Exemple:
ɓèe-ndīngā-ɓāl à ɓà kɨ̀ dà-bóy ndīi.
The "covet the dry-season" mushroom grows with the last rain of the season.
dà-bóy-ndɔ̄ɔ̄
the last day
Exemple:
Dà-bóy-ndɔ̄ɔ̄ lò-ḿ ì ɓó-làā.
Today is my last day.
dà-bóy dúnyà
the end of the world
Exemple:
Ndɔ̄ɔ̄-gɨ̄ ń à tɔ́ӯ-n̄ kɨ́rā kɨ́rā nò ì-n̄ dà-bóy dúnyà.
The days pass one by one leading to the end of the world.