yāl
hot coals
Grammatical note:
complement is always 'hòr' 'fire
Expressions:
ɓà dɔ̀ yāl
play with fire, put self in tricky situation
Exemple:Dèē-kɨ́-dḛ̀ḛ́ ń-há̰ m-él-á tàa há̰ òō dɔ̀ àĺ nò ɓà dɔ̀ yāl ɓó-làā tā.
The woman who I spoke with and who refused to listen is playing with fire today.
Exemples d'usage:
Hòr sō yāl wòy.
The fire has fallen to hot coals now.
Tàgɨ́-bè m̄-ndì tà hòr tɨ́ kám-tā̰á̰ lā ī-lā kīr kɨ́ bòo ɔ́sɨ́-n̄ yāl hòr àdɨ̄ tál̄ tɨ́sō rō-ḿ tɨ́ yé.
Yesterday I was sitting by the fire and you put a big piece of firewood in it which broke up the hot coals causing them to jump out and land on me.